Seed Show Set For April 17 and 18 Judging
The seed show runs April 17 and 18 with judging of wheat barley oats flax grass alfalfa clover and potatoes. Open to junior trember exhibitors from Mc Creary to Saskatchewan, all 1951 crop seed to be sown in 1952, free entry, prepaid submissions to Dauphin Agriculture Office. Also Wiltshire bacon show open to Grandview Gilbert Plains Dauphin Massey River Ochre River Ste. Rose du Lac areas, up to two entries per exhibitor, judged for Wiltshire export suitability by Dominion agriculture officials, with Howard Campbell directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCreary
Saskatchewan
Office of the Agriculture Representative
Dauphin
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Grandview
Gilbert Plains
Massey River
Ochre River
Ste. Rose du Lac
Howard Campbell
Post Office Letter Carrier Service Denied in Dauphin
Ottawa informed the council that no action can be taken now to establish letter carrier delivery in Dauphin. Revenue at Dauphin Po is $46 308.47 and 1 851 households receive mail. need 2 500 possible call points and a larger building. A new federal building site is planned at Main St and Fourth Ave NW. A future survey will assess if requirements can be met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Dauphin
Cade
Code
Vauphin
Federal
Main Street
Fourth Avenue N.W
Dauphin Ice Carnival Heads to Swan River Show
If available, the 1952 Dauphin Ice Carnival cast will travel to Swan River on Saturday for a double showing of Carnival Capers. Miss Joyce Clinton, producer, leads a large artist group with crowning ceremonies planned for the queen and princesses to match last weekend’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan River
Joyce Clinton
Dauphin
Dauphin Kings Rally To Edge Pine Falls In OT Final
Murray scores dramatic late goal to force overtime as Dauphin ties Pine Falls 5 5 and then wins 8 6 in overtime to claim the intermediate A provincial final. Robertson Adams and Tamblyn key for Dauphin with six of eight goals from the trio. Final game set on neutral ice in Portage la Prairie tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Murray
Dauphin Kings
Dauphin
Pine Falls
Gray
Chick Adams
Alex Robertson
Robertson
Kings
Portage la Prairie
Tamblyn
Cavers
Reichart
Dugard
Vauphin
Guay
Murray
Mosienko
Rzesnoski
Lou Bourbonnais
Pisnock
Dauphin Power
Roy Bentley
Haddrell
An Robertson
Tamblyn Fe Adams
Lambert
Adams
Lamoine
Toews
Leclair
Ahrensbach
Breton
Larocque
Sharpe
Blue
Halpin
Haddrei
Bourbonnais
McLeod
J. Love
Mosenko
Murray Iiesienko
Afrenshaen
Rzesneski
Town to Amend Traffic By Laws
The town council approved amendments to traffic by laws to allow fire scene restrictions and add stop signs and bus parking at MacKenzie school. It also changes prohibited parking near hydrants and intersections to increase downtown space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
MacKenzie
School Mill Rate Unchanged in Dauphin District
At the town council meeting the department of education announced Dauphin’s equalized school assessment at 130 440 dollars, up 2 475 from 127 965 in 1951, with the 41 mill rate unchanged. The 1952 special levy will raise 106 775 dollars, up 2 360 from 104 415 in 1951, while group C totals stand at 114 271 dollars and rural operation costs show a 7 496 gap. The 1952 general levy is expected to 23 665 dollars, up 115 from 23 550, with group C general levy at 25 320 and rural operation costs up 1 665.
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Ning
Department of Education
Council
Dauphin
Croup
Town Council Refuses Grant for Snow Removal Aid
The Dauphin town council failed to obtain a $300 snow removal grant. Deputy Minister G Collins notes the province already plows major streets leading to the business district and cannot provide further aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Collins
Department of Public Works
Dauphin
J L T Simmons Becomes Dauphin Postmaster
J L T Simmons arrives in Dauphin to take over postmaster duties from J R Newell. He comes from Winnipeg where he has worked since 1931 in the post office, with railway mail service and the investigation division experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. T. Simmons
Winnipeg
Dauphin
J. R. Newell
Simmons
Monthly Report To School Board Highlights February
The report notes Huntley Cameron devised a grouping plan reducing choir and choral reading classes. All schools closed Feb 15 for King George VI mourning with services. A May 6 reading service is planned. February enrollment is 1,058, up by three, with 41 term days so far. Chairs for Wohit more school auditorium approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slobodzian
Huntley Cameron
Ielix
Vie Shobodzian
King George VI
Area Board
Wohit‘more
Proposal to Close Park Road Allowance in Dauphin
The Dauphin finance committee urged council to seek rural consent to close the road allowance north of section 10 25 19 between River Avenue and the No 5 highway to protect the park and enable park-adjacent property disposal. A transient trader by-law copy was given to all members and a special finance meeting was set. The village of Winnipegosis will be offered a town assessor for a one week business assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Dauphin
River Avenue
Winnipegoasis
Town Approves Purchase of HD56 Tractor for City
The town council approved buying an Allis Chalmers HD56 crawler tractor with a hydraulic shovel and interchangeable bulldozer blade. Net cost after trade-in is 7000 dollars, funded by 6000 from machinery replacement and 1000 from water works. The TD14 is traded in and the 1952 budget remains unchanged through depreciation provisions.
Red Cross Drive for Funds Underway in Dauphin
Dauphin launches annual Red Cross fund drive with canvassers in all town wards and the rural division. Groups target a ten percent increase over the $2,349 1951 goal, with Royal Purple Lodge Rebekah Lodge Eastern Star and two IC C E chap ters in charge of wards one to four. Volunteers cover east of Mountain road and west of the river under Reeve John Potoski and W D Strang er Roszell on rural areas. March proceeds as the drive continues with a Manitoba province goal of $330,000, up ten percent from 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Red Cross
D. H. Sneddon
Royal Purple Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
Order of the Eastern Star
1.C.C.E
John Potoski
W. D. Stranger
Roszell
Manitoba
Carnival Capers Ice Show Dazzles Dauphin Crowd
Ice carnival staged by 175 skaters from Dauphin and Gilbert Plains drew an estimated 4 500 spectators over three shows. May Whalen crowned queen with Dorothy Wiig and Loraine Tycholis as princesses. Cinderella performed in three acts as the story unfolded on ice.
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Dauphin
Gilbert Plains
Dauphin Commercial Travellers
Whalen
Dorothy Wiig
Loraine Tycholis
Betty Tokarchuk
Joyce Clinton
Cinderella
Dorothy Whe
May Whalen
Betty Tokarcnuk
Lorraine ‘Ychois
Dorothy Wig
Wil Stefanson
Sonja Melnick
Carolyn Freiheit
Joyce Bradley
Marilyn Scott
Marjorie Gall
Irene
Shirley Sicinski
Jean Anne Myers
Iris Parker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Portage
Paper Town Club
Monda
Municipal Corporation
Legislature of
W. G. Booth
Curriculum Foundation
The
Mountain Road
Queen May Whalen
Bullmore
Dauphin Figure Skating Club
District
Ralph Strickland
Commercial Travellers’ Association of
J. C. Cowling
Puie
Leetraune
Miss Clinton
King
Queen
Princess Lorraine Tycholis
Clinton
Yourh
Pat McGuirk
Harry Atkinson
Amy Anderson
Billi Shewchuk
Jim Johnson
Roblin
Bill McCulloch
Sean Anne Myers
Gilpert Fraiis
Polly
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