Provincial Eyes Joint Drainage Projects in Dauphin District
Delegation led by Reece Potoski asks Premier Campbell and Mr Gardiner for flood control and drainage schemes based on PFRA data. Proposals include Mink River drain 18 miles from Dauphin costing 238900 dollars and a second project diverting streams to Lake Dauphin at 315000 dollars. A third channel of about 17 miles aims to feed into Lake Dauphin with an estimated 35000 dollars. Street upgrades and a new community centre entrance are also planned.
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Campbell
Gardiner
Winnipeg
A Delegatin
Reece J. Pestywki
Yurel Vas Pality
Dauphin
Campin
Garde
Winnipes
Satatidas
Fies Oh Metz
Gilbert Taine
Ers A McLenhan
Potoski
Herald
PFRA
Dominion Government
Mink River
Lake Dauphin
Dickson District
Dawson Ofrom
Pfra Offiais
Norgate
Riding Mountain National Park
Hill Appointed Local Agricultural Representative
David JHU has been appointed agricultural representative for the Dauphin district and began duties at the rural municipal building. He covers Dauphin Gilbert Plains Grand View and portions of Mossy River and Ethelbert municipalities, with earlier Manitoba farm background and RCAF service. A Roblin office opens to serve Shell River Shelmouth Hillsburg and Boat James. James H Clark becomes assistant agricultural representative there with Roblin HQ. Forbes will oversee Swan River area after serving last summer and is a 1949 agriculture graduate.
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David Jhu
Dauphin Distat
Hills Athhe
Department of Agriculture
Datephin
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
Mossy River
Ethelbert
Roblin
Shell River
Shelmouth
Hillsburg
James H Clark
Dauphin
J. ©. Forbes
Swan River Area
Dauphin Receives Technical Grants From Province
Dauphin secretary treasurer Johansen reports provincial grants totaling 3519 for technical teachers and equipment. The breakdown covers fall 1947 spring and fall 1948 terms with enrollments and staff counts used to determine entitlements under new regulations.
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Johansen
Dauphin
Eressee
CMG Ite Nh Commercial i Ls
Erm
Fire brigade endures busy two weeks with seven local blazes
The volunteer unit answered seven local fires over a fourteen day period, with light damage. Early April fires included a chimney blaze at the home on Seventh Avenue SW and a kitchen fire on Railway Avenue causing about 300 in damage. Grass and vacant lot fires were quickly contained with no property damage. A later May 3 schedule saw two chimney and grass fires with no structural loss. The district health unit expansion plan is under review by regional councils and the federal health department.
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Fox Pare
Seventh Avenue
Dent. Brothers Garage
Main Street
Bo Smedella
Railway Avenue
Buchanan
Merrell Avenue
D. Ross
Third Avenue S.W
Gladys Street
Second Avenue SW
Red Cross Campaign Totals Pass $3,094 In Dauphin
Dauphin Red Cross drive reports contributions totaling 3094 dollars by April 30 against a 2800 dollar goal. Donations continue to be received by secretary treasurer J. W. Oliver as the drive ends.
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Dauphin
Red Cross
J. W. Oliver
Unclear Bakery Ad Mentions Pricing and Phrases
Fragmentary OCR text references a pie and pricing, with stray terms and numbers. The readable lines mention a turdy phrase and a buy offer noting a price of 22.46. No clear event, person, or organization is established.
Fragmented OCR Note Appears Nonsensical
The readable text reads as a jumble of unclear phrases and names with no coherent event or identifiable entities. No verifiable people places or organizations are present to summarize as a news item.
Unclear Text From Historical Page
Readable fragments mention a coat purchase and possible names but lack coherent details or events to confirm a news item. No identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or locations are extractable for a proper summary.
Ukrainian Choir to headline Saturday concert at D.M.C.C hall
The Ukrainian male chorus directed by Walter Bo孀onos headlines a Saturday concert at the D.M.C.C Industrial Hall. Proceeds go to the memorial and community centre. The program includes The Lord's Prayer Deep River The Soldiers' Chorus and Ukrainian folk songs.
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Walter Bohonos
de M.C.C
Baseball Club
Fastball Associations
D.M.C.C
Canada
Alice
Earl of Athlone
British Broadcasting Corporation
London
B.B.C
Dauphin Tourist Camp Opens With Repairs Under Way
The Dauphin tourist camp opened for the summer season though a major repair and alteration program continues under the parks board. Renovated cabins receive new interiors exterior decoration, red roofs white walls and black trim. Fees rise with single night stays 4 dollars for remodeled cabins 2.50 for standard singles. weekly rents up to 15 dollars, monthly rate 30 dollars for one double cabin. Parking and electrical policies unchanged.
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Dauphin
Parks Board
Monda
the Parks Board
Canada
Dauphin Herald Won’t Deliver Wednesday Night Issues
Dauphin Herald Co. warns delivery to post offices on Wednesday nights will be delayed before the June 27 general election due to printing demands and large election advertising. Plant expansion and an additional linotype machine are planned to restore regular Wednesday distribution later.
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Dauphin Herald Company
Dauphin Herald Co., Ltd
Provincal Grants Aid Town Street Construction Plan
Town council received a letter from Hon. Robert Hawkins MLA detailing provincial grants totaling 4800 for paving curb and gutter on First Avenue NE and Memorial Boulevard. The grants would cover about half the estimates, with town matching to bring total to 9600 and leaving 2800 for town funds.
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Robert Hawkins
First Avenue
Memorial Boulevard
First Avenue NF
Ne Street
Second Street
Conn
McLean
Everall
Rural School Closures Tie In With New X Ray Service
Fragmentary note indicates Gilbert Plains site to host X ray work and diagnostic unit expansion. Addition of one technician expected when service begins. All area rural and large schools to close for summer break. fall term plans being revised.
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Gilbert Plains
Vandalism Damages Park Ashes. Police Step In
Children at Main and Fifth park carve names into ash trees. R P Scott parks board chair warns bark cuts endangering trees. Deep gashes painted. authorities press for action and parental cooperation to protect the trees.
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Main
Fifth North
R. P. Scott
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