Repeater Restrictions Adopted by Area Board for Dauphin Collegiate
The Dauphin area school board adopted new rules effective for the 1962 fall term limiting reenrollment for students who fail one or more June exams. Applications for permission to register again must be written and heard with parents present. Board decisions will consider exam marks, staff recommendations, student attitude, scholastic ability, and prior achievement, with final decisions subject to satisfactory progress.
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Dauphin Collegiate
Dauphin- Area
Ae Oeguly
Area Board
W. T. Volkers
Daunhin
Lion Of The Year Award Presented To Art McLaren
Art McLaren received the Lion Of The Year award at the Dauphin Lions Club final meeting of the fiscal year on June 19. President Keith Deans noted the unanimous board choice for McLaren, praising his chairmanship of the boys and girls committee and his sports related efforts. The meeting also installed new officers led by President Ernie Erickson with a full slate of vice presidents and other roles.
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Art McLaren
Dauphin Lions Club
Art
Keith Deans
McLaren
Lions Club
Ernie Erickson
Ozzie Hirschfield
Steve Heschuk
Joe Neill
Ray Johnston
Ross Reid
Art Rampton
Gerry Wilson
John Lysak
Wilf Sehneider
Jack Quirie
Charlies McKay
Five Showers Boost Crops After Week of Measurable Rain
The weatherman reports showers on five days last week with 0.49 inch of rain. Rain aided growing vegetation and crop progress despite haying delays.
Summer Supervisor Plans Activities for Two Local Playgrounds
The athletic council and travellers association organize summer supervision for two town playgrounds. Cheryl Kischuk is appointed playground program supervisor and will alternate at Gladys Street and Kirby Avenue from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Registration days are July 16 at Gladys Street and July 17 at Kirby Avenue.
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The
Athletic Council
Travellers’ Association
Cheryl Kischuk
South End
Gladys Street
Kirby Avenue
Pioneers Annual Basket Picnic Draws Huge Reunion Crowd
About a hundred pioneers and families gathered July 2 at the picnic grounds for the annual basket picnic. Gifts were awarded to several couples and honored figures including Mr. and Mrs. Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Alguaire as oldest married couples, Mrs. Akers as oldest pioneer widow, William Morley as oldest widower, and Roy Nicholson of Edmonton for traveling the farthest. Games and races sparked lively cheer as participants urged runners on.
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Robert Johnston
German Alguire
Mary Akers
William Morley
Roy Nicholson
Edmonton
Fair Days Preview for 4H Exhibition Schedule
A multi day timetable lists events from Thursday to Saturday at Mackenzie school and grandstand. Parade forms and official openings set the tone with 4H awards, concerts, and grandstand shows. Friday features livestock judging, races, band performances, and platform attractions. Saturday continues judging, baseball games, doll parade entries, and more grandstand programs.
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Mackenzie School
Grandstand
Dauphin Band
Building Project Could Aid Retarded Children In Dauphin
The Dauphin Association for Retarded Children held its June 14 meeting at the Dauphin health unit reporting a favorable first year balance. President Clayton Scott announced a possible new building for the school now in Grace Bible Church basement, planning a fall tea and raffle, and a name change to Canadian Association for Retarded Children Dauphin branch. Twenty seven pupils from multiple towns attended a camp at Clear Lake, the first northern Manitoba camp for retarded children, with transport by the Dauphin Kinsmen.
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Dauphin Association For Retarded Children
Dauphin Health Unit
Roy Alf
Cclayton Scott
Grace Bible Church
Ninth Avenue SW
Scott
The
Dauphin Association
Canadian Association For
Clear Lake
Dauphin
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Morden
Wawanesa
Brandon
Boissevain
Forest Tent Caterpillar Outbreaks Hit Manitoba and Saskatchewan
Heavy infestations of the forest tent caterpillar are reported in eastern and northwestern Manitoba and north central Saskatchewan on trembling aspen. The native pest, usually forming silken mats on trunks, has caused periodic outbreaks every decade or so and is linked to climate, parasites, and diseases.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Winnipeg Laboratory
Canada Department of Forestry
Canada
United States
Ontario
British Columbia
Grandstand Comfort For Dauphin Fairtime Crowds
A 1959 photo shows the Dauphin grandstand roof finished with two seating blocks totaling about 2000 capacity 1954 and 1957 builds. The DMCC grandstand hosts all afternoon and evening Dauphin Agricultural Society Summer Fair events this Thursday through Saturday drawing large crowds.
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Herald
Dauphinland
Dauphin
Manitoba
DMCC
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Fair Livestock Judging Schedule At Dauphin Summer Fair
The notice outlines the Friday July 13 cattle events with Dairy and Beef cattle judging followed by Sheep and Swine. Saturday July 14 features Hereford judging, parade, novelty events, and various driving and pony classes with multiple horse and pony team events and awards planned through Saturday evening.
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Daly
Parade Draws Bands Floats Clowns On Route
Parade lovers will enjoy band music majorette demonstrations and dozens of floats and vehicles. The Travellers' Parade departs Henderson school at 11 30 a m tours River avenue Court street Main street and Seventh avenue.
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Travellers
Keystone Kops
Henderson School
River Avenue
Court House
Main Street
Seventh Avenue
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Ares
A. C. Matthews
Lion Os
Dauphin Bove
Richard Johnson
Douglas Middleton
International Peace Gardens
Montreal
Toronto
Forest Entomology Labatory
Manitoba-Saskatchewan
Gies
Hackney
N.B
Eas Ae He Os
Smeeriae
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