Public Meeting Mooted As Election Nominations Loom
Residents face nomination day October 12 to fill four town council seats, likely four on the rural council, four on the area school board and five on the local board. Councillor Siyzuk plans to resign for health reasons after eleven years. Areas plan to adjust board sizes, with local board votes pending legislative amendment. Dauphin council posts include four vacancies and several terms ending, with broader rural, area, and school board changes outlined.
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Counci
Area School
Lalanden
Siyzuk
First Reading Passed for Library By law
Town council approved the first reading of a by law to levy one mill for library purposes under the provincial library act. Dauphin library officials plan to expand adult and youth collections. The by law awaits utilities board approval before a second reading and October vote. Five lots in the north east town section were offered for sale and approved by council.
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Library Board
Dauphin
Utilities Board
Government Grant Approved for Memorial Boulevard Project
A $2 000 government grant for Memorial Boulevard construction was authorized by Hon. Errick Willis minister of public works. The grant shares costs 50 50 for grading stabilizing and laying a storm sewer under district engineer H W R Gemmell supervision. Authorization was reported at the council meeting last Friday evening.
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Memorial Boulevard
Errick Willis
Council
Councillor Pushes Drainage Focus in South End
Council critics and Coun. Puchalski clash over long term street plans and drainage needs in the South End. He urges immediate action on basements and water pooling, while officials argue water level and maintenance affect the issue. engineer to review and report.
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Puchalski
South End
Coun
Coun. Sneath
Coun. Anderson
Main Street
No. 5
Rotary Carnival reveals two merry go rounds and train
Rotary Club announces three night carnival September 23 24 25 at the D M C C building in a railroad town. Two merry go rounds and a miniature train headline attractions with more rides games and booths. Proceeds fund service work including an open air youth camp at Silver Sands Beach. Walter Fordyce invites all to attend. admission to hall is free.
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Bennington
Margaret Rose
Wallace, Stewart and
Stewart
Rotary Carnival
D.M.C.C
Rotary Club
Walter Fordyce
Rotary
Silversands Beach
Weather Summary With Uneven September Sunshine
The week featured variable sun and clouds with daytime highs from 55 to 82 degrees. Rain totaled .31 inches over four days Sept 8 9 11 13 while nights stayed above frost aiding garden produce. Maximums and minimums listed show fluctuating temps across the period.
Candidature rules for municipal elections published
Regulations set residency, ownership, and tax status for mayoral and council candidates. Proposers must be district residents on electors rolls, with area board candidates needing property worth at least 500 dollars. School boards have no property requirement. Nominations open Oct 12 with no deposit and a treasurer's certificate due between Oct 5 and 12. Rotary Carnival announced Sept 23-25 at D.M.C.C. hall.
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Area Board
Ed. Johansen
First Round Supports Parking Meter Installations in Dauphin
Police and town engineer submit favorable reports on parking meters for Dauphin town. Sgt Scheer cites Friday Saturday congestion on Main Street and avenues north with all day parking. Everall warns meters may deter tourists but lists seven advantages including increased turnover and revenue for street improvements.
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Dauphin
M. C. Scheer
K.C.M.P
R. S. Everall
Main Street
First
Second Avenues
Third Avenue
Sgt. Scheer
Scheer
Parking Meters debated by Dauphin council
Dauphin council studied pros and cons of installing parking meters on Main Street to curb all day parking. They favor meters for faster parking, predict more spaces, and plan to consult the board of trade before deciding. About 200 meters could be installed with a traffic survey and revenue funding the cost.
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Dauphin
Council Studies
Board of Trade
Counsillors
R. G. Smith
Council
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Solomon J. Yurkin
Yurkiw
M. W. Cryderman
Roblin
W. L. Bulimore
Couns
J. A. Anderson
A. Buckwold
E. Johansen
L. G. Sneath
Rural Council
Slyzak
R. E. Forbes
Ware
R. Secord
J. J. Kralichuk
J. Potoski
J. Bonk
N. Bazylo
Dauphin-Ochre Schoool
C. Durston
M. F. Szewczyk
B. Lazaruk
L. Kennedy
S. S. Hunt
C. C. Hamilton
W.N. Fee
Toca
J. G. Blinkhorn
H. Love
E. A. Marcroft
G. Sumpter
W. DO. Strang, Rura
W. Volkers
J. E. Burton
WK. Marsh
A. Tyler
H. W. R. Gemmell
Men’s Department
Monarch Knit
W.G. White
the Store of Service
Puchalsk
Buckwold
Elgineer
Evelall
Fourth Avenue S.W
Golbertson
Fourth Avenue
Conn. Puchalski
No. 5 Highway
Rotarians
Everall
First Street N.E
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John Gardner & Son
Hardware & Groceries
British Columbia
B.C
Ontario
Post Office
G. Gagen
Swift Classic
Swift Household Cleanser
Cadbury's
United Stores Limited
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