Arbitration Board Sets New Manitoba Teachers Salary Schedule
A three member arbitration board issued the award settling a six month dispute between the Dauphin Ochre area No 1 school board and District Association No 3 of the Manitoba Teachers Society. The decision establishes a revised salary schedule linking training and experience with broader annual increments to attract qualified high school teachers.
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District Association No. 3
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
M. J. G. McMullen
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
S.A. Miller
West Kildornan
Dauphin- Ochre
C. S. Gow
Winnipeg
MTS
Teachers’ Society of
Arbitration Board
Dauphin
Board of Arbitration
Manitoba Public Schools Act
Manitoba Teachers Society
First Baptist Church Of Dauphin Marks Diamond Anniversary
The First Baptist Church of Dauphin celebrated its diamond anniversary with services on June 2 and a congregational dinner Monday evening. The 1897 organization started with 20 members. events featured Rev S C Lake, special speaker Rev E J Church, choir music, and a plaque noting the church’s growth. A proposed annex and a mortgage burn marked the closing moments.
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Dauphin
The
Dauphin First Baptist
Missons
Baptist Union of Western Canada
S.C. Lake
Eastman
Kingdom of God
Audrey Shore
Shore
Vivian Shore
C. R. Cornwall
Lorne Dixon
Pearl Kuippen
Bennett
3. E. McLean
Root Johnston
S. C Lake
EF. Anderson
Neepawa
E. J Shurch
Fred Pue
Pue
Western Manitoba Baptist Association
Perry Whetter
J. Seale
Robi Johnston
Vivian Sholdice
Joe Arthurs
A. Malthouse
Vic Hall
Hazel Boyer
Jessie McInnis
George Vickers
J. Weaver
J. Bowdrick
John Ruiner
Gerald Harkness
HO V Smith
Myrtle Shule
Alley
J. L. Creme
J A Campbell
Barker Receives Master Cadet Gold Star at St Thomas College
Robert M. Barker, son of Mr and Mrs E S Barker of Dauphin, won the Master Cadet Gold Star at a Cadet corps parade at St Thomas College in North Battleford, Saskatchewan. The award honors top cadet proficiency and requires eight detailed exams with at least 75 percent, plus exemplary conduct and class standing. The Barker family ties include E S Barker, superintendent of Canadian National Railways, Dauphin.
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Robert M. Barker
ES. Barker
Dauphin
St Thomas College
North Battleford
E. S. Barker
Canadian National Railways
Spring Crop Conditions Best Here Since 1951
The Dauphin district reports its crop outlook is bright with land work progressing and favorable weather. Wheat sowing is complete, oats barley and flax near finish. sub soil moisture is good and farmers hope for rain to germinate grain. Forage crops gain interest as markets rise, with Kings Hotel license expansion approved and red clover thriving. The area notes early headed fall rye on 30 acres using Tetra Pectus from Denmark, a variety linked to recent world rye competition.
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Dauphin
D. J. Hill
Hill
Campbell
Denmark
Toronto
Alberta
Cadet Baxter Wins Katz Trophy At Local Air Cadet Event
At the fourth annual No. 50 Dauphin squadron inspection at Dauphin airport on May 31 Cadet Warrant Officer James Baxter received the Alex Katz trophy for outstanding cadet. Seventy-six cadets paraded with Baxter serving as commanding officer while dignitaries from No. 4 AFU Macdonald RCMP and other groups attended. The program included an award ceremony, efficiency prizes to three cadets, graduation certificates for the Royal Canadian Air Force syllabus, and a jet display by the Macdonald RCAF band.
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James Baxter
Alex Katz
Royal Canadian Air Cadets No. 50
Dauphin Squadron
Dauphin Airport
RCAF
Macdonald
Glen Shewfer
Lac August Poxotylo
Richard Balchen
Jerry Dulbyshen
H. Stevie
Royal Canadian Air Force
Ronald Adam
Fichani Balchen
Cliff Bell
Keith Brickman
Garth Clary
Raymond Clyde
Edgar
Vote As You Please But Vote On June Tenth
A public voter guidance item encourages participation in the June election. It stresses the importance of casting a ballot while avoiding campaigning emphasis or penalties. The notice frames voting as a civic duty and urges readers to consult local election authorities for details.
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Ottawa
Dauphin Electors Named For Federal Election 21 945
In Dauphin the federal election lists 21 945 qualified electors across urban and rural polling divisions, down from 23 517 in 1953. Seventy four polling places, including five split polls, will operate from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Voters must mark an X on the ballot. An advance poll runs Thursday to Saturday this week.
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Dauphin
Vernon H. Rampton
DMCC
Linda Snodgrass Wins Top Honors at Manitoba Drama Festival
Linda Snodgrass earned best actress in the high school section for her role as Lady Jane Grey in A Room in the Tower at Pilot Mound's Manitoba Drama Festival. Audrey Shore received honorable mention for The Red Key, with Louise Grant of the Provincial Normal School entry The Ghost Story winning the senior best play, while Pilot Mound's Sunday Costs Five Pesos took best high school play.
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Linda Snodgrass
Manitoba
Pilot Mound
Lady Jane Gray
Olive Mahon
Dauphin
Audrey Shore
Dauphin Little Theatre
C. C. Wright
Louise Grant
Patricia Stewart
Brian Windsor
Manitoba Drama League
B. C. Goodhind
League
Frank Morris
the Free Press
Ann Henry
The
Tribune
Keith Stewart
Dorothy O'Donnell
Elva Winters
Joanne Kamfelio
Lynne Brandt
M. K. Brandt
E. Basaraba
McMahon
Betty Armstrong
C. M. Bingham
George Paylin
Don Cronk
Local Electors Hear Policy Stances From Dauphin Riding Candidates
In a Dauphin Herald and Press feature, Liberal, Progressive Conservative, Independent Liberal candidates outline aims. W J Ward touted for constituency leadership, Dr. W Gordon Ritchie profiled as PC candidate. Emphasis on reform, social progress, and representation in Parliament.
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Dauphin Herald
Herald
W. Gordon Ritchie
Dauphin
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