U M M District Meet Seeks More Revenue and Lower Costs
Municipal representatives in the Dauphin district call on the province to assume more pension costs and grant road and liquor revenue shares. The Dauphin Elks Sports Day at the fairgrounds features top baseball, softball, horse races, and the new Canadian Northwest Steeplechase with proceeds for charity.
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ELKS
Bullmore Re-Elected To U M M Executive In Dauphin
Mayor W. L. Bullmore was re elected Dauphin judicial district member of the executive at a district meeting in Dauphin last Friday. WG Chaloner editor of the Grandview Exponent was elected to the resolutions committee. The 1949 district meeting will be held at Grandview.
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Dauphin Judicial District
Union of Manitoba Municipalities
Dauphin
WG. Chaloner
Grandview Exponent
Union
Grandview
Coal Re-Routed to Dauphin Amid B C Flood Delays
Carloads of coal arriving in Dauphin were redirected here this week due to flood tie ups in British Columbia. The disruption prompted the shift to meet local demand while BC traffic recovers.
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Dauphin
B.C
Four Hundred Dollars in Prizes for Dauphin Parade
Winning floats in the Dauphin Jubilee parade will share $400 in prizes during the summer fair opening on Tuesday July 6. The agricultural society contributes $200 and the jubilee and reunion committee matches it. The contest is open to business places organizations and individuals in Dauphin town and rural areas as well as nearby towns.
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Dauphin
Agricultural Society
Dauphin Town
Progressive Conservatives Meet Dauphin Organizers
Progressive Conservatives from Garland McCreary Grandview Sifton Ste. Rose Gilbert Plains and Dauphin met in the Orange hall Dauphin June 14 to hear R A Bell Dominion organizer and Wm Wilton provincial organizer of the party A nomination convention for the federal district of Dauphin was tentatively set for July The nominating committee elected at the meeting includes J L Bowman K C M F Szewczyk R E Forbes Ed Johansen and S E McLean.
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McCreary
Grandview
Sifton
Ste. Rose
Gilbert Plains
Dauphin
Orange Hall
R. A. Bell
Dominion
Wm. Wilton
J. L. Bowman
K.C
M. F. Szewczyk
R. E. Forbes
Ed. Johansen
S. E. McLean
Dauphin Club Rally Day Aims For A Grand Fair Start
Dauphin fair plans a high quality club rally day on July 5 for about 35 boys and girls clubs from Dauphin and Ste. Rose districts. Club displays run Monday morning and are judged afternoon, remaining until the fair ends Wednesday. A concert at the grandstand features winners from Gilbert Plains and Ste. Rose, with a Winnipeg trip for the top entry. A girls fashion show follows the concert with awards and a fashion queen named. Parade opens evening program with two judged sections, floats and non floats. Further arrangements depend on Winnipeg extension service guidance.
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Dauphin
Jack Forbes
Howard Campbell
Agricultural Society
Ste. Rose
Gilbert Plains
Winnipeg
Extension Service
Sion
Two Day Holiday For Eaton's Store Here
The Dauphin branch employees of the Eaton Company store will enjoy a two day mid summer holiday extended over the Dominion Day holiday. The local store will close from 6 o'clock Wednesday evening June 30 through Dominion Day and Friday July 2 and reopen at 9 30 Saturday morning July 3.
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Eaton’s
Dauphin
Eaton Company
Dominion
Council airs pros and cons zoning by law debate
Special council meetings are urged to review the zoning by law as residents clash with rules. Two recent requests show the friction: wood work in a residential area and a filling station at Main Street. The council notes stricter enforcement will let residents gain the full benefits of the by law.
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Coun
McLean
Council Passes 1948 Budget By Law Levy Details
The council read and passed a by law authorizing a 55 mill tax levy with an estimated return of 137 170. The levy breaks down as 30 mills for schools 22 mills for general tax and 3 mills for municipal commissioner totaling 74 820 54 868 and 7 482 respectively. The 5 mill increase over 1947 funds includes 2 mills for schools and general purposes and 1 mill for the commissioner. The general tax will be supplemented by 107 220 to balance a 162 000 town budget and notes shifts in revenue from 1947 including reserve use and Main street funding. The report compares 1947 and 1948 budgets and explains past deficits and excess revenues.
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Main Street
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