Herald to Pause Press as Winnipeg Convention Beats Holiday Schedule
The Herald will close from Tuesday to Friday as staff attend the Manitoba Weeklies and CWNA convention in Winnipeg August 21 to 24. Printing orders will be handled by a holiday-period crew with contact for quotations at 638 4471. Publication resumes August 29 with no issue August 22.
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Mure
Ord
Manitoba
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Winnipeg
Herald
Manitoba Weekly
Keystone
CWNA
Burrows Avenue
The
W. K. Marsh
Signs Of Fall And Its Meaning
July was a cool month with 2.95 inches of precipitation and a mean temperature of 62 degrees. There were 310 hours of sun and six days with measurable rain, plus nine thunderstorms near the airport. observers note flash storms and sudden humidity shifts as discussions of an early fall or winter begin.
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Calenars
Elks Regatta Features Tots Beach Contest
Tiny Shelley Archer won the children’s beach competition at the Elks regatta on Monday Aug. 6 at Ochre Beach earning a large doll. Heather Hargrave and Michele Cugnet finished second and third as 26 rivals paraded for judges and spectators. Lawrie Campbell won the boys section with a large toy truck, Kelvin Snyder and Gayle Cox taking second and third with toy gifts.
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Shelley Archer
Bdionde
Cute
Elks
Ochre Beach
Shelley
Heather Hargrave
Michele Cugnet
Lawrie Campbell
Kelvin Snyder
Gayle Cox
Dauphin Little Leaguers Reach Canadian Final in Winnipeg
A Dauphin alastar Little League team reached the finals of the Little Canadian Baseball Championship played in Winnipeg two weeks earlier. Front row players include Buchy Cheturbok Zwarich Wasarchuk Nahnybida Mattichuk Tower Clark Hollyoake. missing Hewsko. Coach Hrehirchuk is shown with Bruce McLaren.
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Dauphin
Alastar
Winnipeg
Bob Buchy
Bob Cheturbok
Orest Zwarich
Nicky Wasarchuk
Mervin Nahnybida
Eddy Podworny
Jack Hrehirchuk
Bruce McLaren
Larry Hewsko
Ed Tower
Dauphin Receives High Market Rating in 1961 Buying Survey
New York August 1 Dauphin earns above average market vitality in Sales Management annual buying power report covering Canada and the United States. Local retail volume rose to 15 932 000 dollars with per household income averaging 5 192 dollars, boosting Dauphin’s index to 237, well above the Canadian average.
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New York
Dauphin
Canada
United States
Rotary Water Safety Lessons Stand Out as Top Success
Rotary sponsored swimming and life saving classes at Campbell's Point on Lake Dauphin attracted over 300 participants across two ten lesson sessions. About 60 percent of first session and 30 percent of second session earned awards. many beginners were aged six to fourteen with a number of adults.
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F. W
Frank” Bumstead
Red Cross
Rotary
Campbell's Point
Lake Dauphin
Jerry Wilson
Baylis
Beverley Rzesnoski
Diane Lytwyn
Sandra Munro
Susan McKee
Rotary Club
Vermillion Park
Dead River
Wilson
Local Grain Deliveries Drop To 547 000 Bushels
Initial calculations for the year ending July 31 1962 show Dauphin elevators received 547 000 bushels of all grains, down from 1 114 000 the previous year. Storage totals exceed one million bushels with 416 630 now stored and 528 000 space available.
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Dauphin
The
Herald
Lagoon Project On Schedule For Town Sewage System
Construction progress on the lagoon project is moving on schedule with 65 acre lagoon work and trunk lines installed to the lift station site. The only remaining task is the sewage pump house awaiting structural steel delivery and operations planned by October 15 per contract.
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River Avenue
Town
Area schools ready for 1962 63 term staffing
Dauphin Ochre area schools Fully staffed for the 1962 63 term with 125 teachers four more than last year. Dauphin composite High School 39 Dauphin four elementary schools 57 Makinak Sifton Ochre River 10 rural one room 19 Three rural schools Kosin Mountain Stream Woodbend closed leaving 19 rural schools open Opening dates set for Aug 28 for rural schools and Sept 4 for town and village schools including Makinak Ochre River Sifton and Dauphin grades elementary junior high and collegiate.
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Dauphin-Ochre
Dauphin
Makinak
Sifton
Ochre River Village
Kosin
Mountain Stream
Woodbend
Ochre River
Rural and Town Teaching Staff Lists by District
Long list of teaching staff by rural villages and town schools including Dauphin, Mowat, Ripon, Roxton, Sandringham, Trembowla, Turtle River, West Bay, Sifton, Ochre River, and for town schools Dauphin Collegiate and Technical Institute. Names cover numerous teachers, principals, and staff across elementary and supers.
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West Bay
Tony Semchyshyn
Makinak Vilage
William Sul
Marjorie Hoy
Elizabeth Magnet
Sifton
Nestor Weselowski
Elsie Schesniuk
Mary Yakielashek
Ochre River
George Dutchessian
Colin Campbell
Betty M. Ziprick
Wilma McLennan
Dauphin Prepares Welcome for CNR Churchill Tourists
The 1962 CNR Churchill excursion train will arrive in Dauphin at 2 p.m. Friday August 1 with American and Canadian visitors. The town showcases color with garden displays and gladiolus shows at Allard's showroom. The IODE will host refreshments on the East lawn at the station and the chamber invites locals to greet guests and offer tours.
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CNR
Churchill
Dauphin
Manitoba
Canada
Horticultural Society
Allard
IODE
Chamber of Commerce
Bob Oliver
Progress and Beauty
Rabies Found In Calf On Ochre River Farm
Rabies diagnosed in a calf on Herb Brook’s farm near Ochre River. The calf was brought to Dauphin Veterinary clinic August 2, isolated, then destroyed two days later after brain testing confirmed rabies at Hull Institute. Veterinarians warn not to reach into a animal’s throat and urge owners to watch animals for unusual behavior and contact a veterinarian promptly.
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Herb Brook
Ochre
Animal Disease Research Institute of
Hull
Que
Dauphin Veterinary Clinic
Hull Institute
J. N. Smart
R. S. Butler
Ste. Rose Ratepayers Debate Water and Sewer Project
A July public meeting in Ste. Rose du Lac’s high school auditorium outlined a ratepayers vote on funding a water and sewage system. Speakers from MLA Gildas Molgat to the water control board discussed dam construction on Turtle River, storage, treatment, and distribution plans pending health approval.
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Ste. Rose School
Ste. Rose du Lac
A. G. Arnal
Gildas Molgat
Ste. Rose
Ed Dow
Boissevain
Winnipeg
Water Control Board
Molgat
Turtle River
PFRA
Water Control Branch
Provincial Department of Agriculture
Health Department
Forest Fire Situation Reported Under Control
C. K. Smith at Renewable Resources in Dauphin said there were no forest fires burning this week amid a quiet summer despite 22 outbreaks. Most were north of Birch River in a dry belt and several were lightning caused but none became major. Some outbreaks were in isolated areas with no road access.
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C. K. Smith
Renewable Resources
Dauphin
The
Herald
Birch River
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