Council Examines Extending Fire Limits to Include CNR Property
The council reviews extending the town fire limit area to cover the CNR parcel between Gindys street and First street east, per zoning committee, potentially amending the fire by law to include most of the business district. The by law details allowed structures inside the fire limits and prohibits lumber yards or mills within the area.
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Cour
CNR
Gindys Street
First Street
First Avenue
Water Main Extension Program Now Underway
Se cond street SF and Fifth avenue SE see water and sewer line work started last week per Engineer R. Severall. A new versent sidewalk begins on Third avenue SW. Memorial boulevard curb and gutter done with electric conduit laid for street lighting. Town hall renovation nears completion and new maple floor partly laid with finish soon.
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Second Street
Fifth Avenue SE
R. Severall
Herald
Third Avenue
First Street S.W
Centre Island
Memorial Boulevard
Ben
Neepawa Council Eyes Full Time Sports Organizer
Councillor Anderson and Conn Buckwold were named to a committee to meet ball club leaders and explore hiring a full time sports organizer. McBride urged a program like Neepawa where the organizer also coaches hockey and runs gym classes, funded by schools, grants, and civic groups. He noted skating instruction could add rink revenue to offset costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coun. Anderson
Conn Buckwold
H J. Mobberley
Andy Newton
C Jacobson
EF. F. McBride
Council
McBride
Neepawa Council and School Board
Dauphin
Area
Coun. Johansen
Mayor Bulimore Authorized for 1949 Mayors Convention
Mayor W. L. Bulimore has council authorization to attend the Canadian federation of mayors and municipalities convention in Quebec on June 6 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Bulimore
Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities
Quebec
Town construction boom as 47 permits issued this year
The towners neers office shows 47 building permits issued over five months with over 3200000 planned for construction alterations and repairs on 61 buildings. Last year 19 permits covered ten new residences and commercial premises costing 100005.
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Towners Neers
Sowing Nears Completion Amid Heavy Rain
Crop reports show about 95 percent of wheat sown and over 85 percent of oats and barley seeded. Ground moisture is good and conditions favor a harvest. Dauphin district records nearly two inches of rain in the past week, with 1.5 inches since Monday, marking the wettest spell since the new year and possibly a 1949 record.
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Dauphin District
Urban centres to organize Manitoba mayors discuss group
A Winnipeg meeting of nine urban municipalities including Dauphin Mayor W L Bullimore discussed forming a new body to represent cities towns and incorporated villages. A committee will organize the urban group with Garnet Coulter and others present to assist.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
W. L. Bulimore
Dauphin
Bullmore
Garnet Coulter
J. H Burgess
Minnedosa
R. W. Evans
Souris
K. R. Barkman
Steinbach
C. Stevenson
Flin Flon
George C. MacLean
St. Boniface
E. A. Deacon
Crystal City
W. E. Gordon
Selkirk
Canadian Federation of Mayors
Council Grants Fifty Dollars to Salvation Army
The council approved a grant of 50 dollars to the Salvation Army. The decision supports charitable activity and community service programs run by the organization.
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Council
The
Salvation Army
Rural Tuberculosis Survey To Start June 7
The tuberculosis survey of rural Dauphin and Ochre River begins Tuesday next week. Mobile x ray units from the Manitoba Sanitarium Board will visit Sifton Fairville Valley Village basin Banks Dauphin Spruce Creek Makinak Carrick Dauphin Ochre River on scheduled days.
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Dauphin
Ochre River
Sanitorium Board of Manitoba
Sifton
Fairville
Valley Village
Banks
First Report On Red Shield Drive Returns
After two weeks under J. R. Oliphant Jr chairmanship the Red Shield drive has raised 379 dollars. Employees' list returns are expected soon and volunteers are sought for mid June house to house canvass. Donations may be mailed to J W Oliver at the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Dauphin. Objective is 2500 dollars.
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J. 3. Oliphant, Jr
J. W. Oliver
W.K. Marsh
J.W. Oliver
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Dauphin
Dauphin Lions Club names new executive and president
Charlie Volk was named president of the Dauphin Lions club for the 1949 50 term at the regular luncheon meeting. The new executive includes Darrell Ball as first vice president Fred Promoli as second vice president Don Perrson as lion tamer Jim Hall as tale twister and Percy Buckwold and Henry Paul as directors. Guest Galina Gally the noted European opera and concert singer provided Ukrainian folk songs introduced by Jack Yurkin.
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Charlie Volk
Dauphin Lions Club
Darrell Ball
Fred Promoli
Don Perrson Lion Tamer
Jim Hall
Percy Buckwold
Henry Paul
Galina Gally
Jack Yurkin
D C T I Athletes Set for Inter-High Track Meet in Portage
A team of 28 Dauphin D C T I athletes from MacKenzie DCTI will compete in the provincial inter-high school track and field meet in Portage la Prairie this Saturday. The roster lists all members and their events across girls and boys competitions, sourced from Friday’s DCTI meet.
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MacKenzie D. C.T.I
Portage la Prairie
DCTI
Dauphin
Water Mains Enforced Connection for All Buildings
Dauphin council to enforce municipal by law requiring property owners to install water and sewer connections for buildings on streets served by mains. A survey found 230 occupied premises without proper waterworks. Officials cite unfair sanitary conditions and plan circular notices to compel compliance.
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Buidings
Dauphin
Elks Sports Day Set for June 16 at Exhibition Grounds
Dauphin Elks announce a June 16 sports day at the exhibition grounds with $935 in prize money. Highlights include baseball with $46 rewards, horse racing in three heats, a farmers race, pony and chariot events, and cycle races. Entries close June 15 noon with proceeds for charity.
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Exhibition Grounds
Brain
Brown
Bud Glassman
GS. J
St Pauls Men’s Home Opening Soon Here
The St Pauls men s home will open within two weeks on Jackson Street River Heights. It will house 30 patients and be staffed by five Greek Catholic sisters. Construction began in 1947 with three huts moved from No 7 airport and rebuilt with fire compliant interiors and a steam heater for warm baths. A daily fee of 1.50 covers room board laundry and medical care. bed patients are not admitted. The home will serve men of all creeds and nationalities.
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St. Paul's Men’s
Herald
Jackson Street
River Heights
No. 7
Zoning Panel Proposes Industrial B Area Expansion
Town officials study proposals to form an industrial B zone allowing commercial building in selected blocks and avenues across Main Street South Third Avenue SE SW NE NW and adjacent lanes. Included are dozens of specific lots in blocks 5 43 27 44 46 25 26 7 6 1 2 86 85 84 81 82 83 53 SG 37 64 and the Ukrainian hall at First Street SW and Eleventh Avenue SW.
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Third Avenues
First Street
First Street NW
Main Street
First
North Avenues
Second Avenues
Fourth Avenues
Council
Fourth Avenue
Seventh Avenue S.W
Third Avenue
S.W
Second Avenue
Second Street
Third Avenue NW
First Street N. W
Third Avenue N-E
Third Street
Fourth Avenue S.W
Seventh Avenue N.E
N.F
Eighth Avenue SW
Tenth Avenue S.W
The
Ukrainian Hall
Eleventh Avenue
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Council Considers
C.N.R
White’s
White's
Orient
Tooke
Signers
And
Remem
Bey
Kimonas
W. G. White & Co
T.B
Spruce Creek
Makinak
Carrick
Ochre’ River
D.C.T.I
Corinne Hamelin
Anne Kevick
Laura Curle
Elaine Barr
Hazel Curle
Mildred McMurray
Iwells Barr
Ruth Hunt
Marion Gebhart
Laur. Curle
Law
Rence Roman
John Seychuk
Ladie Chaptain
Ron McMurray
Mike Kowalchuk
Don Oadman
Gordon Thomson
Ted Wolfe
Barry Durston
Ron Lintick
Fred Lesyshen
Laddie Chaplain
Elks
St. Paul's Men's Home
Second Avenue N.E
Mountain Avenue
Rmeree Loxable
Him
Canada
John Gardner & Son
Sunkist
Clark’s
Peeks Freans
Hep
Smith's
United Stores Limited
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