Rural school caretaking plan sparks board protests
Rural trustees approved a pupil caretaking scheme requiring students to sweep, clean, and bring fuel, debated by boards across Granville, San Gringham, Banks and Hamilton regions. Critics called it child labor. some boards quit or opposed rates, while others sought exceptions or cost limits.
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Area School Board
Eres
E. Harilton
Granville School Board
FC Warner
San Gringham School Board
H. McIntosh
Hamilton School Board
Mowat School Board
Town yards to be moved near First Avenue N
The town Yards may be relocated from west of the power house to the east end of First Avenue N at Mountain Street. Four town-owned lots are withdrawn from sale while a private purchase could extend yards east. Engineer Everall notes frequent flooding and poor organization at the current site while Councillor Solomon cites losses of supplies and equipment from Vermillion River overflow.
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Power House
First Avenue N
Mountain Street
Everall
Coun. Solomon
Main Street Extension For Industrial Zone Likely
Solomon reported to council that a special committee favored extending the industrial zone along south Main street from Sixth avenue toward town limits. Due to a lack of quorum, he could not present a formal recommendation but noted broad support for enlarging the current zone along Main Street facing the CN R right of way.
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Main Street
Sixth Avenue
Solomon
Solorman
South Main Street
Fourth Avenue
Herald Up In Price Sep 7 1948
The Dauphin Herald and Press raises annual subscriptions from 2.00 to 2.50 within the 40 mile radius effective Sept 1 1948. Outside radius the rate becomes 3.00 per year. Single copies by mail 6 to 10 cents. Rural council requests sidewalk on Fourth Avenue bridge.
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Dauphin Herald and Press
Fourth Avenue Bridge
Robertson Again Top Winner at Horticultural Show
Horticultural show proceeds despite flooded rink with displays moved to seating area. Judging finished Friday. ceremony recognized winners from Dauphin and Gilbert Plains including Chit H Robertson with four cups and M. Sytnick with Lions club trophy for fruits.
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Dauphin
Chit H Robertson
Gilbert Plains
C. Robertson
Rotary Club
M. Sytnick
Daupian
Ions Club
Alex Wallace
Old Dauphin Ladies
Dauphin Hotel
Osborne
Maor Bulmore
South Drainage Plan Approved and Work Underway
Town council announces the south boundary drainage project to divert floodwater from the Jackson street ditch and Vermillion river toward No. 5 highway and Edward creek. Engineering estimates put town costs at 250 to 300 dollars with culverts around 800 dollars, and a 50 percent provincial grant is sought.
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South Boundar
Jackson Stree
Vermillion River
No. 5 Highway
Edward Creek
Everal
Everall
Provincial Department of Public Works
Coun
R. E. Forbes
H. W. R. Gemmell
D. R. Walker
Public Works Department
Dauphin
Edwards Creek
Scrase
No. 5
Jackson Street
Main Street
C.N.R
Non-Area Student Bursaries May Aid MacKenzie Enrollment
An eleventh hour education department move offers $5 monthly bursaries enabling non-area students to enroll in full technical courses at Winnipeg Brandon or Dauphin centers. Jointly funded by Dominion and Manitoba, the plan aims to ease fees for eligible learners and support surrounding area schools amid enrollment concerns and a prior levy reduction.
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Education Department Oficials
Area Schoollard
MacKenzie Composite Agh School
MacKenzie
Area Board
Provincal
Winnipeg
Brandon
Dauphin
Department
Dominion
Manitoba
J. C. Dryden
Rotary Carnival Dates Shift Over Casey Shows
The annual Rotary Carnival has new dates due to changes in Casey show arrangements. The three day event runs Thursday through Saturday September 23 24 25, one week later than earlier notice.
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White
Dauphin
Colonial Dress Co
New York
Casey
School Bells Ring In Dauphin Heralding Education's New Day
Rural students start Monday with MacKenzie composite program offering academic commercial general shop home making and agriculture in a three year course. New curriculum features 10 percent time for extra study and subject choice with guidance tests and staff changes announced.
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Dauphin
MacKenzie
S. G. Denhaw
A. B. Haigh
Mr. Denham
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