10 Jul 1963
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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 10, 1963
Page
1
Fragmented report describes tensions as discussions between Soviet and Chinese leaders unfold amid hints of large power rivalries. References to Khrushchev offers, calls for disarmament, and US involvement include intelligence chatter and security actions.
Community fair events run Thursday July 11 through Saturday July 13 featuring 4H parade opening Moeckenzie school 10:45 am official opening 41 Ral 300 pam Light Horse Show 6:00 pm and nightly Grandstand shows Chuckwagon races and livestock parades with bands and dress revue across Friday and Saturday programs from morning judging to evening performances and races
The Dauphin Memorial Community Club directors approved Economy Roofing of Winnipeg for a $6,030 roof repair contract on the arena. Work includes a one year guarantee and must be finished by September 15. A letter will request Dauphin Agricultural Society to seek provincial grants for capital repairs on DMCC grounds.
The past week saw continued heat and high humidity driving people to beaches and shade. Four rain days totaled .74 inches, with a flash flood north of Fork River Saturday morning flooding basements and fields. A hay stock near the J A Jamieson home caught fire after a lightning strike.
Area 40 seeks instructors for five positions in the coming term with three filled except for a teacher and a Miluoe. Four vacancies remain in one room rural schools, with 19 set to operate this fall. Openings in Hem bhton Listowel Melton and Fair.
Travellers Day parade departs Henderson school at 12 30 noon, travels River avenue to Memorial boulevard and Main street to the fairgrounds gate, with 37 floats listed and a push to reach 68 to match Dauphin's Summer Fair age. A full party band majorettes clowns and Keystone Kop brigade will entertain along the route.
A Herald roaming visit to the Legion club for seniors reveals 8600 registrations in nine months ending May, showing heavy use of the space. Volunteers quilt frames host ten quilts since last September, with donations aiding operations. June marks a shift to summer hours as the club offers resting space and card games for senior visitors downtown.
David C. Fortes, director of extension service in Manitoba, will officially open Dauphin’s 6th annual Summer Fair this Thursday evening. A longtime agriculture adviser, he has guided 4H poultry teams to national wins and is known as Mr. Agriculture of Manitoba for his knowledge of farming conditions across the province.
The Dauphin Summer Fish grandstand show features four horse chariot acts led by Duke and Dandy and Brandy and Scotty, with the McCallums driving in chariot races. The McCallums and family train 125 horses and ponies, cross breed for quieter ponies, and will perform in gymkhana and racing events. The Manitoba Chariot and Wagon Association governs races with four entries per heat, plus trick riding by the Smith cousins from Swanson and other events across Friday and Saturday.
Stoney Point beach on Leake Dauphin has been developed by the rural municipality of Dauphin into a popular regional perk. Plans include adding five picnic tables and a couple of boat launches to enhance picnic and camping facilities for the Dauphin community. The council views the higher water level as a welcome asset supporting the project.
Dauphin declares Friday July 12 a civic half holiday starting at 12 30 pm in honor of Fairtime. Mayor Harold Mobberley urges all citizens to observe. Parade day features Travellers Day with no parking along the route after 10 am and new signs posted.
A local notice invites readers to Friday morning dunk event featuring Dunking artists as part of the Dunk-A4Lion game taking place at Fair Creek venue. Organized activity targets fans and participants with on-site demonstrations.
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