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Dauphin Herald And Press

Location

Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 17, 1955

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Truck Parking Privileges On First Avenue N W Remain Unchanged

Town council reviews truck parking on First Avenue N W opposite the bus depot. Police chief S B H Littlewood reports abuse by one ton trucks is minor and concludes no change is needed. A two hour daylight restriction could be considered to curb all day parking during busy hours.

S. B. H. Littlewood First Avenue First Street NW Littlewood Council First Avenue NW

Town Faces 1955 School Levy Rise After Grants Review

Manitoba education official notes final balanced assessment alters teacher grants. Dauphin’s assessment increase raises seven mill levy to 40 480 from 23 745, a 16 735 rise, with surplus distribution and provincial share still undecided until March 1956. Councillors must choose steps to offset grants decrease or forecast potential revenues from unused grant funds.

R. W. Dalton Manitoba Department of Education Department of Education Manitoba Dauphin Dalton Education Department

Polio vaccination centers named for Dauphin area April start

Four centres in Dauphin health unit area Ochre River Gilbert Plains and Ethelbert will host the poliomyelitis vaccine program beginning about April 18 Dr C C Wright medical director says about 906 children in grades 1 and 2 from 81 schools will be offered the vaccine plus 150 who received placebo injections total about 1050 children consent cards will be distributed to teachers for parental signatures vaccine course consists of three injections one cc each second and third injections one week and five weeks after the first April 18 start hoped pending 1954 field test results vaccine funded by Dominion and provincial governments with distribution pro rated by population provincial health departments control administration by medical directors of each unit

Dauphin Ochre River Gilbert Plains Ethelbert Dauphin Health Unit C. C. Wright Connaught Laboratories University of Toronto Dominion and Provint Canada Manitoba Departments of Wright Health Unit Henderson Whitmore Banks Burrows Dauphin Plains Dickson Durston Eclipse Fairville Fishing River Gartmore Halley Kosin Listowel Melton Mountain Stream Mountview Norton Old Dauphin Paulson Podolia Rigby Ripon River Bend Sandringham Sifton Spruce Creek Trembowla Valley Village West Bay Wilson River Bay Centre Carrick Granville Hamilton Makinak Roxton Turtle River Woodbend Brickburn Clearview Comrie Deer Park Drifting River Eldon Glenlyon Malicz Kolomyja Lemberg Markham Mineral Creek Plainview Strathcona Sulphur Creek Tanner Tartakin Vista Wilford Borshaw Boyan Damery Doroshenko Duck Hills Garland Conta Haig Kerr Kulish Loon Lake Rhodes Ruskin Taras, Zalicia Volodimer, Zoria, Ferley and Ukraina

Rural Council Passes Snow Accumulation By law Readings

Dauphin rural municipality moves to enter adjacent land to highways to erect and maintain snow fences. The by law authorizes installation of snow fences on municipal lands to prevent snow buildup and allows repairs or removal of fences as directed.

Council of Dauphin

Dauphin Hospital Annual Meeting Sets Board Elections

Dauphin General Hospital governors hold annual meeting Friday night with three board seats up for election to replace retiring W. J. Houston Mrs H. A. Breslaw and Dr. W. G. Ritchie. Other elected members not up for election include William Cruise E. W. Hawkins John Gardner W. H. Rampton W. R. McCormack and Dr. C. S. Robertson. The meeting will also cover a yearend operations report and appeals for new governors with a $3 yearly fee or $25 lifetime option.

Dauphin General Hospital Board of Directors Dauphin Town W. J. Houston H. A. Breslaw W. G. Ritchie William Cruise E. W. Hawkins John Gardner W. H. Rampton W. R. McCormack C. 5. Robertson Hospital Board Room

Recital by Audrey Shore At Henderson School

Miss Audrey soprano presented by the Adult Baptist club before about 250 in the Henderson school auditorium on Friday March 11. Mrs I O Winters accompanied the soloist. Jack Haddrell chaired the evening. Shore’s choral group included Donna Stewart Leone Gray Margaret Milne Sheila Jasper Lucille Morrisseau L Milner P Smordin Lorraine Tycholis Gloria Kuhn Rose McColl Annabelle Snodgrass Kay McLean Kay Stark Dorothy Brummitt Gertrude McInnis Ann Riley. They sang from Brigadoon and Hear Ye Israel Mendelssohn Jubal s Lyre Handel.

Audrey Soprano Adult Baptist Club Henderson School I. O. Winters Jack Haddrell Miss Shore Donna Stewart Leone Gray Margaret Milne Sheila Jasper Lucille Morrisseau L. Milner P. Smordin Lorraine Tycholis Gloria Kuhn Rose McColl Annabelle Snodgrass Kay McLean Kay Stark Dorothy Brummitt Gertrude McInnis Ann Riley Brigadoon Ye Israel Mendelssohn Jubal Handel

Heavy Snow Hits Week with Record Snow Totals

A six day period from March 9 to March 14 brought 8.3 inches of snow with 3.8 inches on Friday and 3.0 inches on Sunday. Dauphinite residents bundled in parkas as temperatures ran well below last year with a record low around 167 degrees on March 13.

Dauphinites

Rural Dauphin Budget Sees Ten Mill Reduction

Dauphin rural council unveiled the 1955 budget last Wednesday with a general mill rate of 50 mills down from 60. The plan lists a total rural expenditure of 126 430 with public works rising about 3 000 while overall expenses drop 31 810 from 1954.

Dauphin Sifton Sifton Village Dauphin General Hospital Ward One Ward Two

Ochre River Council Protests Telephone Rate Hike

The Ochre River Rural Municipality council, at its March 8 meeting, announced a protest to the minister of public utilities against Manitoba Telephone System rate increases citing rural hardship and possible loss of subscribers. The council also sought provincial grants totaling 1 900 for grading gravelling and drainage projects, plus snowplow allocations and by law changes affecting several school districts.

Manitoba Ochre River Minister of Public Utilities P.F.R.A Donnybrook Bay Centre Turtle River Ochre

Assault Charge Laid By Rural Municipality

Rural council of Dauphin instructed solicitor J N McFadden Q C to lay a charge on behalf of the Kea River for an alleged assault on M F Szewczyk secretary treasurer of the municipality on Monday March 7.

Rural Council of Dauphin J. N. McFadden Q.C Kea M. F. Szewczyk

Regional Arts Festival to Present Six New Trophies

Announcement for the Regional Festival of Allied Arts lists six new trophies to be awarded next month, bringing total awards to 15 across divisions. New trophies include piano forte, two spoken poetry, folk dancing, and two choral reading prizes, with Gerald Death of Neepawa presenting a music award for annual competition.

Festival of Allied Arts Gerald Death Neepawa Death BE. P.O. Elks Middleton Chapter LO.D._E Dauphin Music Teachers’ Association Potary Club Stuart Widmeyer Lode Town of Dauphin T. Eaton Co. Ltd McMurray Jarman Festival Board Robert Jarman Order of the Royal Purple

Town Council to defer major civic projects until spring

Town council at Monday meeting postponed decision on a new town hall and fire hall until spring. A spring special meeting will review capital finance plans. Also approved 1,500 curved concrete blocks for sewer manholes at 450 dollars total and the payment plan for sidewalk and curb work in front of the DMCC buildings. A tag day for St John Ambulance was set for April 30 and J Anderson was named town representative to the chamber of commerce.

Eighth Avenue S.E

Public Hearing On M T S Rates Here Soon

The Manitoba Municipal and Public Utility board will hold a public hearing on the Manitoba Telephone System rate increase in the town hall on Thursday March 24. Residents may present submissions or comments at the session.

Manitoba Municipal and Public Utility Board Manitoba

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