First Drainage Recommendations Expected In Spring
P F R A report says initial drainage recommendations may be ready next spring after surveys in the Dauphin area and surrounding watersheds. Three survey parties have worked this summer gathering data in the Dan Whe area with field work continuing into winter for compilation and analysis.
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Riesen
Aia
Dauphin
McCreary
Riding Mountain
Duck Mountain
Reisen
Winnipeg
Edwards Creek
McCreary District
Massey River
Dauphin-Ochre River
Rural Council Faces Drainage Complaints From Two Landowners
Solicitors demand city action on two drainage issues. Nick Werbicki seeks removal and rebuilding of a river dyke on his Vermillion river south farm or face damages claims. Frank Shymko requests compensation and ditch clearance, with expropriation of land considered if needed.
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Nick Werbicki
Ale
Werbicki
Rural Council Monday
Shymko
Rural Council
Local grain deliveries top half million bushels this week
Grain deliveries to local elevators surpassed 500000 bushels with 350000 bushels shipped this week.
No Action on Park Highway Work by Ottawa Hesitation
J L Bowman K C said Hon J A Mackinnon has returned to Ottawa and no decision was made on the Park Road work despite the board of trade request. Bowman phoned R A Gibson who said the minister was in cabinet meetings on the freight rates inquiry, delaying action until that inquiry ends.
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J. L. Bowman
K.C
The
Herald
J. A. MacKinnon
Mines Resources
Ottawa
Board of Trade
Park Highway
Bowman
R. A Gbson
Gibson
Park Road
Area Board Indebtedness Warn Council Of Legislation Risk
Town solicitors urge council to monitor possible legislation validating area board debt without ratepayer assent. Lawyer E N McGirr warns of heavy annual deficit without outside students and per capita costs paid, noting Education Minister J C Dryden hinted at such bills.
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Area Board
Council
E. N McGurr
K.C
McGirr
Studemts
J. C Dryden
Temperature Report Says No Rain This Week
This brief weather note states that the coming days will be dry with no rainfall expected. It emphasizes the absence of precipitation for the upcoming period.
Civic Banquet Honors Mr and Mrs Sam Solomon
A civic banquet in Dauphin celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Solomon prior to their move to Ottawa. Speakers praised the Solomons for public service, including contributions to the library by law and town development. The Solomons were honored with a silver tray and a jovial sendoff.
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Sam Solomon
J. N. McFadden
K.C
Ottawa
Mr Solomon
McFadden
Mrs. Solomon Godspeed
Solomons
E. N. McGirr
Board of Trade
Ernest
United States
Allan
Marcia
Civil Service
Solomon
R.C.M.P
Manitoba Power Commission
Mrs Solomon
Mr. Fagen
Submit Request For Parking Lot On Main Street
The 30 car parking lot proposed between Eaton's store and the Dauphin theatre on Main Street would be studied by the police health and relief committee before a council recommendation. Eaton company says warehouse addition blocks rear access and plans a front fence and markers to regulate parking.
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Eaton's
Dauphin Theatre
Main Street
Police, Health and Relief Committee
T. Eaton Company
Tennants
Eaton
Police Committee
Counc
Unpaid Diagnostic Fees Concern Local Health Unit
Unpaid accounts for X ray examinations at the diagnostic unit total $186.50 for the four months to June 30. Officials say most balances arise from patients misunderstanding that diagnostic charges are separate from hospital bills and must be paid directly to the unit.
Brandon Official Favors Meters
Brandon city clerk A J M Bell endorses parking meters to manage the business district. About 256 meters have been installed with two types tested. one type requires constant maintenance while the other stays trouble free. Revenue ranges from over 200 dollars weekly in summer to 375 weekly in winter. Council awaits other centers’ experiences and will hold a joint meeting with the board of trade and merchants to decide on Brandon’s use.
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A. J. M. Bell
Brandon
Cutri
Bell
Board of Trade
Bicycles Fail Inspections at Two Schools
Town license inspector and the R. C. M. P. checked 80 bikes at Smith Jackson school finding 74 improperly equipped and 9 without licenses. At MacKenzie composite school 51 bikes were inspected with 49 improperly equipped and 7 lacking licenses.
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R. C.M.P
Smith-Jackson School
MacKenzie Composite School
Travellers Seek Cement to Finish Dauphin Playground
Dauphin travellers beg for 130 bags of cement to finish the south end playground. Excavation and water lines are done for the 40 foot pool, but no cement halts swings and sidewalks. A painting bee and a tag day raised funds, with over $250 collected.
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Dauphin
Tom Sawyer
Loveliest Mother Contest Opens at Dauphin Theatre
Three days remain to enter the Dauphin theatre Loveliest Mother contest during the I Remember Mama program. Entries from any mother in town or district are eligible, with rules on backing, numbering children, and returns, and winners receive a fall wardrobe and event photos.
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Dauphin Theatre
Mama
Dauphin District
Mary-Jayne Shoppe
Eli Bay Limited
Yurken Brothers
Hazeil Florists
W. L. Randall
Ritz Studio
Dauphin Herald
Mother
Memorial Boulevard project begins in town
Construction starts on Memorial Boulevard with a widened Second Avenue SE. The project adds 44 feet of street width, forming a two lane road with central boulevard at 110 feet. Funding includes a 2000 grant covering half costs and another 2000 from DMC C funds. Work includes base, storm sewer, and water mains with cement supply limiting curbing.
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Second Avenue S.E
D.M.C.C
R. S. Everall
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P.F.R.A. Report
Frank Shymko
Mr. Shymko
Warn Council
Mr. McFadden
W. L. Bullmore
C. R. Gillingham
Salvation Army
Citizens’ Welfare
Gillingham
Mr. Solomon
Association
Library Board
W. G. Booth
Booth
Robt. Fagen
Canada
Bucharest
Roumania
Samuel
Fagen
Mollie Katz
White’s
Lowndes Company
Lowndes
W.G. White
the Store of Service
Isissitiitistiuiitsait IS
John Gardner & Son
Hardware & Groceries
Ontario
Burn’s Canned Meats
British Columbia
McIntosh
Dee
France
Glenwood Brand
Rogers
United Stores Limited
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