Power Hook Up Approaches for 172 Dauphin Farm Homes
Manitoba Power Commission plans to energize 172 farm homes in the Dauphin rural area this week with about 110 connections expected around September 15. The project includes upgrading the Dauphin to Valley River line from 4600 to 6900 volts and extending the 10 highway corridor power line, with a portable transformer in place and 38 feet of land acquired to widen No 10 highway. Additional line upgrades will raise voltages to 33000 volts for Sifton Fork River Winnipegosis Ethelbert Garland and Pine River area, targeting immediate connections as lines energize.
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Dauphin
Manitoba Power Commission
George Scott
Good Roads Department
Park Gate
Valley River
Sifton
Fork River
Winnipegosis
Ethelbert
Garland
Pine River
Verdict Found Murder and Suicide in Walz Inquest
A coroner's jury at Makinak returned a verdict of murder and suicide in the deaths of Mrs Mary Walz and her four sons Leon Kenneth Lucien and Gordon at their farm home on Aug 9 1949. The mother killed the children and then herself with firearms leaving a note.
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Makinak
Jacob Walz
Leon
Kenneth
Lucien
Gordon
Mary Walz
R. L. Gendreau
Ste. Rose
Dauphin Chamber Debates Meters Dusty Streets and Service Hours
Dauphin chamber members discussed parking meter viability on Main Street and a four week rotating garage schedule for all night emergency service. Dusty streets prompted plans to seek budget attention and oiling impracticalities. The fire prevention week program includes matches, posters, window stickers, and a poster contest for school children.
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C. of C. Meet
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Dauphin
Retail Merchants and Better Business Bureau Committee
A. C. Newton
Ball
St. Pauls Home for Aged Official Opening Set
The Ukrainian Greek Catholic church plans a Sunday ceremony on September 11 to mark the official opening of St. Pauls Home for aged and infirm. Bishop A Roborecki will officiate at morning services, with other clergy assisting. The 3 p.m. ceremony at the home includes tea for visitors and hosts 30 patients. Sister Alexandra, superior, leads the event preparations.
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St. Paul's Home
A. Roborecki
Alexandra
Dauphin Theatre Hosts Local Ball Club For Premiere
The Dauphin theatre invites the local baseball club to attend the premiere of The Stratton Story, four days from Monday Sept 5. The film tells Monty Stratton’s comeback and romance, featuring the White Sox pitcher and a blind-date romance. A theatre section will reserve seats for players, wives, and friends. It marks the first Manitoba showing.
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Dauphin Theatre
Manitoba
Dauphin Rotary Carnival Promises Family Fun Weekend
The Dauphin Rotary Club will stage its annual carnival September 15 to 17 at the D.M.C.C. industrial hall with a ferris wheel outside and games inside run by local business people. Proceeds fund community work including grants to the D.M.C.C and the Silversands youth camp. about $12,000 has been spent on projects in eight years.
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Dauphin Rotary Club
D.M.C.C
Rotary Club
Rotarians
Lake Dauphin
Dauphin
Rotary
Library To Open Soon In Legion Building
The library space on Main Street in the Canadian Legion building nears completion. Workmen repaint cupboards and shelves once books are unpacked. an opening tea is planned for citizens once the library opens in two to three weeks.
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Canadian Legion
Main Street
Mrgs K
Temperature Fluctuations Mark Week in Dauphin
Dauphin saw a notable temperature swing with a nightly low near 0.2 degrees last Saturday and a high of 82.3 last Thursday. The period also produced 0.23 inches of rain with traces on Friday Sunday and Tuesday, closely matching 1948 figures of 83.2 high and 41.8 low.
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Dauphin
4600 Volt Charge Burns Hydro Workers
Two hydro workers were burned when a 4600 volt arc passed through them while on power lines near the Dauphin power station. Pat Ferg, 23, of Glenboro, Manitoba, suffered a first degree burn on the head and Marcel Porter of Minnedosa, Manitoba, burned a finger. Ferg was treated at Dauphin hospital and released. the incident started when his head touched a live wire while working on a pole with power off.
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Hydro
Dauphin
Pat Ferg
Glenboro
Man
Marcel Forter
Minnedosa
Ferg
Porter
Dauphin Hospital
Harvesting in Dauphin District Near Half Finished This Week
Harvesting across the Dauphin district is about half complete with dry weather easing progress. Estimates suggest 60 percent of wheat threshed, rye over half, oats about 30 percent, and hail damage limited to scattered areas. Weather interruptions were brief, and a two week dry spell could finish the crop.
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Dauphin
Simpson's Opens New Order Office In Dauphin
One of Canada's large retail and mail order houses, Robert Simpson Western Limited, will open its new Dauphin order office on Main Street between Second and Third Avenues N.E. The Wednesday opening will be run by Jack Rogers with four local sales clerks. Forty thousand catalog items may be ordered in person or by phone and delivered in about three days. Mrs G A Perks from Regina supervises training of local staff.
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Canada
Robert Simpson Western Limited
Main Street
Second and
Third Avenues N.E
Jack Rogers
Simpson
Dauphin
School District 1 issue outlines first day notices
Special instructions to pupils and parents for the opening day of the 1949 50 term appear on page four in a notice from Dauphin Ochre School Area No 1.
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Dauphin-Ochre
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al Ywa
Walz
Newton
Council
J. Oliphant Jr
Coats
Falcon
Men’s Department
Parkas
W. G. White & Co
Legion
Hardware
British Columbia
Ontario
Margene
York
United Stores Limited
Dave Hill
G. A. Perks
Regina
John Gardner
Gardner
Stetson
Scott-Mchale Shoes