Progress Report on Town Sewage Lagoon Project
Town council received a progress report from Underwood McLellan & Associates on the sewage lagoon project. Work on the lagoon dikes neared completion by June 30 with minor areas pending final grading and control chamber work. June saw density tests confirming adequate compaction, with total excavation estimated near 200 000 to 205 000 cubic yards. Trunk sewer progress was steady, with completion of the effluent line to the lagoon nearly finished and a 60 percent buildout of the 24 inch trunk sewer from the lift station to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood McLellan & Associates Ltd
Uni
Clark
Vermislion
Weather Notes Show Fair Week With Mixed Rain Hopes
A Dauphin weather summary recalls a week of fair temperatures in the 70s with July 9 to 15 readings and a small total moisture of 0.5 inch early in the period. The July 14 low of 37 was near freezing, and residents hope for rain amid haying.
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Dauphin
Monster Rummage Sale Aids Artificial Ice Campaign
Dauphin community launches a ten ton rummage parade to fund the artificial ice campaign. Ten garages will serve as donation depots with a mobile pickup planned, inviting town and rural residents to contribute usable items and grain donations for fall fund-raising. George Jackman and Barrie Jones oversee the DMCC effort.
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Dauphin
Farmer Friends
George Jackman
Barrie Jones
DMCC
Industrial Hall Prize Winners List Mixed Awards
Prize results from the Industrial Hall cover meat dairy and garden categories. Winners include Mrs. Wm. Neil of Grandview and Mrs. R. Greetham of Borketon for meats. numerous winners across butter eggs onions peas beans and other produce with names such as Mrs. Cecil Meyer Gilbert Plains Mrs. Wm. Neil and Mrs. J. Fisher present in many classes.
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Wm. Neil
Grandview
R Greetham
Borketon
Cecil Meyer
Gilbert Plains
R. Greetham
Greetham
W. Bouchard
Laurier
M. Neil
Wm. Ne
H. Gray
Kergwenan
J. Fisher
Mrs. Greetham
P. Kutcher
Andy Miller
G. Strang
W. Kutcher
Alice Saquet
Ruth Beawy
Jane Fisher
F. Mostmans
Ivan Boles
J. H. Delong
Chris Meyer
Ruth Beany
H. Tordin
Patrick Tower
W Neil
L Boles
Boles
Peter Kutcher
A. McCallum
S. Boles
Facehie
A. McKillop
Roce Urbanovitch
Mires
J. Boles
J. Wish
Ukrainian Catholic Youth Choir of Dauphin Featured
The Ukrainian Catholic youth choir of Dauphin organized by Mrs. Metro Kozak sang at the start of the year and at services at the Church of the Resurrection. It showcased talents at the central and northern Manitoba Ukrainian Catholic youth clubs spring convention and during the rally program. The picture lists choir members across back middle and front rows, including David Hrehirchuk Edward Ko showski John Bilowus Lawrence Chita Ronald Hrehirchuk Walter Smelski Eugene Gawaziuk Orest Derkatz Kenneth Solomon Walter Hyska Jeanette Drebit Betty Sorokopud Janice Drebinsky Darlene Kiepak Florence Yaschyshyn Bernice Brezden Rosalind Maksy mus Janice Pachkowski Shirley Merko Leona Kokolski Gladys Kotlarchuk Irene Kokolski William Urichen Father G Ducharyk Mrs M Kozak Victoria Yaworski Jean Motkaluk Cornelia Kondrat.
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Dauphin
Metro Kozak
Church of the Resurrection
Manitoba
Jeanette Drebit
Betty Sorokopud
Janice Drebinsky
Darlene Kiepak
Florence Yaschyshyn
Bernice Brezden
Rosalind Maksymus
Janice Pachkowski
Shirley Merko
Leona Kokolski
Gladys Kotlarchuk
Irene Kokolski
William Urichen
Father G. Ducharyk
M. Kozak
Victoria Yaworski
Jean Motkaluk
Cornelia Kondrat
Dauphin 1962 Summer Fair Acknowledged Among Best
The 1962 Dauphin Summer Fair is praised as one of the best, with 750 4H members in a stellar parade and strong attendance. Organizers led by President Howard Campbell express satisfaction after a successful fair featuring 4H day travellers parade stock car races and revived baseball, plus improved industrial and agricultural displays.
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Dauphin
Dauphin Summer Fair
District
Horticultural Society
M. Neilson
Erickson
G. Greetham
Borketon
Wm. Neil
Grandview
Howard Campbell
Doll Carriage Parade Scores For Popularity
The Dauphin Summer fair featured a doll carriage parade with 13 young entrants on Saturday. Judy Archer, age five, won first place with her pink and white decorated carriage and doll named Janette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Archer. Kathy McCormack, five, in blue plaid with doll Cindy, earned second place, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Terry McCormack. Laurel Milner, six and a half, in pale blue with doll Julie, took third, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Milner. Page 4 continuation noted for the boys’ section.
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Fifth Avenue
Kathy
Cindy
Terry McCormack
Laurel Milner
Julie
Lawrence Milner
Dauphin Summer Fair 4H Rally Sets Club Record
Crowds marched with 750 4H leaders and youths representing 47 clubs in Dauphin on Thursday July 12 the first day of the summer fair. Floats bands and majorettes led by the 4H ensignia and parade marshal opened a day of judging displays and a club concert with awards for top points and best demonstrations across sewing citizenship livestock foods and safety.
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Dauphin
Grandview
Dauphin Bove
Dauphin Agricultural
Dave Hil
Queen
Marion Robinson
Durston
Little
Phyllis Greentree
MrCreary
Fair Grounds
Lidstone
4H Rally Results Showcases Montrose Style Parade Winners
The 4H rally judged parades with McCreary Clothing Club winning first prize for their green blouses and white skirts with deeper green shamrocks. Gilbert Plains calf club took second in smart uniforms. Red ribbons went to several clubs including Swanee Snappy Snippers and Fork River clothing, while Mountview Swine club won the float trophy. The Bank of Nova Scotia trophy went to Gilbert Plains beef calf club for rally displays.
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McCreary Clothing
Gilbert Plains Calf Club
Swanee Snappy Snippers
Pretty Valley
Magnet Calf
Big Woody Foods
Gilbert Plains
Durban
Doubtful Damsels
Fork River
Tamarisk
Lidstone Lads
Pine River
Borketon Clothing
Dauphin Light Horse and Pony
Bullmore
Mountview Swine Club
Durston Clothing
Green Valley Seed and Beef
Dauphin Plains Clothing
Pretty Valley Clothing Club
Cromarty
Swan Kitchen Kates
Gilbert Plains Beef
Bank of Nova Scotia
Lidstone Lads and Lassies
Ethelbert born Senator William Wall dies at 50
Senator William Wall of Ethelbert, Manitoba an educationist and first Canadian of Ukrainian descent to sit in the senate died Saturday at age 50. Born 1911 in Ethelbert he earned degrees from the University of Manitoba and Yale and held multiple principal posts before his senate appointment. He married Latba Bozyk in Vita in 1932.
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Ethelbert
William Wall
Manitoba
Senate
Senator Wall
University of Manitoba
Yale University
Vita
Latba Bozyk
Canon P. Bozyk
Wall
Ghevcchenko
Gonor High
Winnipeg
Lord Nelson
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. Rauch
Senace Pumphouse
Matheson Brothers
James Clarke
Royal Canadian Legion
John McCallum
Sranch No. 20
William Barrie
Dauphin Legion
Ed Tower
Ae Weather
Monster
Industrial Hall
Doreen Lock
Gary Romanow
Richard Meidl
H. W. Edwards
Jacques Peloquin
Gary Ro
Manow
J. A. McPhee
Elba Secord
M. Zworon
Blanche Brown
Ronald Thiele
R. A. Fisher
A. Roszell
F. Gray
J. Fischer
David Hrehirchuk
Edward Ko
Herald
AH Rally
Bernice Blackburn
Dauphin Horse and Pony Clubs
Joyce Highfield
Magnet Calf and Clothing Club
Bruce Houston
Ochre River Beef Club
Ken Arthurs
Vermillion Beef Club
Joan Pubach
McCreary
Barbara Forbes
Durston Club
MacDonald
Peebles
Lifton Clothing
Ethelbert Clothing Club
Magnet
Minitonas Beef Club
Tamarisk Beef Club
Dutton Seed
Big Woody
Green Valley Beef
Ochre River
Dauphin Plains
Sandringham Double C
Pretty Valley Nimble Fingers
Gingham Girls
Golden Grain
Mountview Swine
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