AIDS Boys Land a Night Well Spent in Dauphin
The Dauphin boys band presented a benefit program featuring J. C. McMurray’s 71 piece ensemble performing three numbers with an encore. Local performers included Ken Murray Eva Ferguson M. Sytnick and B. Balchen among others as Mayor Bullmore opened the concert. Proceeds fund training for a junior group and bolster band membership.
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Dauphin Boys
J. C. McMurray
Gilbert Plains Band
W. J. Bullmore
Ken Murray
Eva Ferguson
M. Sytnick
J. K. McNabb
C. Seaby
Counc D E McLean Ends 49 Years With Rail Service
Councillor D E McLean closes a 49 year railroading career with the Canadian Northern Railway begining as an engine laborer in 1908. He rose to divisional master mechanic and will start his eighth consecutive council term next month. He and his wife Sarah McIntyre have two sons and a daughter.
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McLean
Canadian Northern Railway
Dauphin
McDonald
Ramsden
Johnston
Bullmore
Mr. McLean
Simcoe County
Ontario
Dauphin District
Prince Albert
Neepawa
Sarah McIntyre
Swan River
Stewart, Palmer
Bernice
Hanna and Drumhel
Ice Carnival Preparations Underway by Dauphin Travellers
Plans for the annual Ice Carnival sponsored by Dauphin Travellers are moving ahead with George Smith as general chairman C Smith as secretary and Stan May as treasurer A Winnipeg club is expected to finalize arrangements this week inviting a troupe of figure skaters The carnival date will follow the finalization of these talks Committees are led by John Haydn and Bill McGowan for the Queen committee Art Tyler Stan Smith Lance Muir head for publicity and multiple members named for decorating entertainment accommodation and prize duties.
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Dauphin
George Smith
C Smith
Stan May
Winnipeg
Queen
John Haydn
Bill McGowan
Art Tyler
Stan Smith
Lance Muirhead
M. Power
B. Stoneham
G. Prout
D. Mitchell
A. Dilts
Ivor Thomas
Ray Shooter
Norm Buckingham
E. Parker
L. Popowich
A. Mulligan
Bert Chivers
Measles Outbreak Continues In Town
During the first week of December 32 cases were reported to the local health unit with 57 for November. Some December cases occurred in November. Officials expect spread to slow with heavy snow and reduced travel. Nearly all cases are in Dauphin.
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Dauphin
Front Page Box Forecast Misses Snow Dream Then Delivers Inches
A weather box notes dream of a white Christmas followed by a snowfall run totaling over 10 inches from Friday to Tuesday. The heaviest falls occurred Sunday at 5.3 inches and Monday with 2.55 inches, dating in December.
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Jantzen
Monarch
Avon
Regent
Revised Salary Schedule Approved by Area Board
The area board Saturday evening confirmed approval of a revised salary schedule after meetings from Nov. 17 to Nov. 29 with the teachers' negotiating committee. The plan shifts to a single basic salary for all teachers and includes raises for experience and advanced training while the teachers accepted reductions in increases. Official cost estimates predict about a $20 000 rise area wide, with roughly half to 42 town teachers and the rest to 51 rural teachers in Groups A and B. average salaries rise accordingly in each group once the new schedule takes effect next month.
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Area Board
Area Trustees
Johansen
Dauphin
Town Schools Chase Christmas Break Dates
Local and area school boards set holiday closure from December 22 to January 3 with meetings held Friday and Saturday to approve the schedule.
Public Welfare Office Moves To New Health, Welfare Building
The Dauphin district reorganization advances as the public welfare office relocates to the new health and welfare building near the general hospital. X ray equipment began in the diagnostic unit on Sept 15 and most health unit offices moved from Main Street the following week.
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Public Welfare
Public Welfare Office
Court House
Health and Welfare
General Hospital
Dauphin
Week Health Unit
I_fiind
Local Area Boards Clash Over Teacher Salary Plan
Dauphin area and local school boards trade protests over a new teacher salary schedule. The local board condemns the change as ill advised and costly to taxpayers, while the area board criticizes the local body's stance and calls for changes after elections. Debates hinge on cost of living adjustments and timing before new board members take office.
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Dauphin Board
M. F. Szzewczyk
B. Lazaruk
Dauphin
Pire
J. Arthurs
W Volkers
J. G.blinkhorn
Local Board
Area Board
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J. E. McNabb
Irene Miner
R. L. Pacoe
D. D. Grant
N. S. Lowes
W. Cruise
J. O. Winters
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T. E. Morrow
D. Keils
C. N. Dahlgren
J. M. Douglas
E. Ferguson
MG. Peebles
E. McNabb
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Jack McMurray
Bill Kaddy
Lloyd Macklin
Gilbert Plains
Cliff Seaby
Ray Fisher
Baton “Wielder
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Ler
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Port Arthur
Ont
Dauphin Division
W. H. Cram
Indian Head
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Palmer M. McLean
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England
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McGirr and McLean
Caldwell
Men’s Department
Brill
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Mercury
Harvey Woods
Chipman
the Store of Service
T. A. McMaster
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United Stores Limited
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