Town Council Raises General Levy to 20 Mills
The town council raises the general levy to the legal maximum of 20 mills to fund centralization work. Funds will come from the special reserve, with major boosts for airport buildings at No. 1 reef and increased fire department costs to buy a new engine. Expenditures for 1947 include administration waterworks public works and other departments totaling 156 400 89 dollars not counting schools or centralization site costs.
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No. 1 Reef Airport
Nat
Hospital Peak In Patients At Dauphin General
Dauphin General Hospital reported a record peak of 114 patients in one day last month with several February days near that level. The board heard of ward shortages, plans to partition a public ward for a three bed semi private room, and delayed painting due to lack of workers. A new director A T Warnock was named to replace resigned member Robt Hawkins MLA. The diagnostic unit began operating with two rooms for laboratory and x ray work.
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Dauphin General Hospital
Board of Directors
Agnes ‘Pearson
A. T. Warnock
K.C
Robt. Hawkins
Department of Health
Manitoba
Change in Dauphin Law Firm McGirr McLean
McGirr and McLean are now the Dauphin based law firm with Ernest N McGirr and Stewart E McLean LL.B taking over general practice. The change effective March 5 reshapes the firm under the name McGirr McLean. Stewart McLean returns to his Dauphin home town after education and service in Winnipeg.
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Dauphin Legal
McGirr & McLean
Ernest N McGirr
K.C
Stewart E. McLean
Winnipeg
McGirr
Dauphin
F. E. Simpson
Alexander Katz
Katz
Stewart McLean
D. E. McLean
University of Saskatchewan
Saskachewan
Unemployment Insurance Commission
Ottawa
Civilian Selective Service
Dauphin Receives $5,000 Relief Rebate Plan
Premier Garson outlined a formula showing Dauphin will get about $5,000 in direct relief refund and $20,000 in met costs from a total rebate of $5.4 million. The town had spent roughly $44,000 in direct relief, with the scheme distributing rebates based on municipal shares.
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Dauphin
Garson
Local fourskip Addie Stark wins Ste. Rose men’s bonspiel
The Ste. Rose bonspiel's main event was won by a local team skipped by Addie Stark. Teammates were Art Fisher Cecil Barker and Perry Whetter. Other Dauphin rinks, including Allan Durston Wilf Booth and Les Fisher, also earned prizes.
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Ste. Rose
Addie Stark
Art Fisher
Cecil Barker
Perry Whetter
Dauphin
Allan Durston
Wilf Booth
Les Fisher
Dauphin Memorial Centre Gets Unanimous Support
The $300000 centralization project for the Dauphin Memorial and Community Centre was unanimously endorsed by 51 organizations in a town hall meeting. Councillors Warnock and Anderson were named representatives on the Centralization committee.
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Dauphin Memorial
A. T. Warnock and
J. Anderson
Dauphin Hospital Reports 1946 Profit and Future Plans
The Dauphin General Hospital posted a net profit of 8544 for 1946, with total revenue 177535.97 and expenditures 108991.95. By year end the reserve for the nurses residence reached 18125, and a community centre project aims to centralize facilities with a 300000 cost over five years funded by town rural borough subscriptions.
Legion Opens Club as Lunch Bar Plans Progress
Legion president Lloyd Sneath asked the council what business tax would be levied on the Legion lunch bar until the downstairs lunch bar opened.
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Legion
Lloyd Sneath
The
Council
Temperature Spike Marks Year High in Snow Melt
The thermometer hit 37.9 degrees Monday in a sunless start to the thaw. Snowdrifts wilted as water pooled in streets and a light drizzle of .01 inches occurred. Slippery roads were the notable feature of the warm spell.
Pasteurization By-law Passed In Dauphin
Dauphin town council approved a by-law prohibiting sale of raw milk and requiring TB testing for all dairy herds supplying the town. The measure bans selling cream to private customers, aligns with wartime regulations, and follows inspections showing current herds in good condition with two outlying premises needing improvements.
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Dauphin
Prices and Trade Board
O. McGurk
Five day short course breaks records in Dauphin
The five day course drew 153 registrants from within three miles, topping previous records. Dauphin officials welcomed attendees as lectures demonstrations and judging contests filled the town hall. Dean MacEwan urged education for aspiring farmers and a film on youth activities highlighted the program.
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George Dowler
Agricultural Society
Wm. Bulimore
Dauphin
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McLean
Johnston, Finlayson & McLean
Kleinerts Softex
the Store of Service
Scouts
Gilbert Plains
Boy Scouts of
Gibert Plains
Dauphin¢ice
Nurses’ Home Fund
R. W. Dicks
W. D. Strang
A Buckwold
K. H. Thompson
W. G. Booth
G. H. Scott
M. G Peebles
A. D McKee
A. Oliphant
J. N. McFadden
Ballpark
Bennett
Mountain Avenue
Dauphin’ Memorial and Community Centre
Second Avenue S.E
Front Street
No. 1
First Avenue
C.N.R
Aturdaye
Matinee
Saturday Evening Post
Andy Devine
Stanley Ridges
Lloyd Bridges
Fay Holden
Victor Cutler and
the Devine Kids
Tad and
Denny
G. F
Lis Mason Todeset al Sad
Legion Opens Club
Veterinarian’s
Dean MacEwan
J. W. G. MacEwan
Manitoba Agricultural College
Glen
John Gardner
Hardware
Kellogg’s
Libby
United Stores Limited
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