Dauphin Slogan Contest Seeks Original Motto
A town contest invites entries for a new Dauphin slogan and essay to showcase assets. Open to all, entries must be postmarked by midnight July 15. Prizes include 25 dollars for the winner and 15 dollars for runner up plus ten honorable mentions at one dollar each.
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Dauphin
Seautifuil
Seeding Nearly Completed In Dauphin Valley Area
The natural office reports 80 percent of seeding done in the Dauphin Valley area from Ste. Rose du Lac to Pine River and west to Grandview. Early crops in. only coarse grains remain. farmers await rain and weed cultivation. Moisture is limited. hay and pastures are poor, with critical hay prospects.
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Dauphin Valley
Natural Office
Ste. Rose du Lac
Pine River
Grandview
Dauphin
Manitoba
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Roblin
Russell
Swan River
Ste. Rose
Interlake
Larry Love Heads Local Jaycees
Larry Love was installed as president of the Dauphin Junior Chamber of Commerce at a banquet in the Eighth Avenue hall. Induction by Mike Wilson with other 1961 62 officers named. guest speaker J Hugh Dunlop spoke on Unity in a Community.
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Larry Love
Dauphin Junior Chamber of Commerce
Eighth Avenue Hall
Mike Wilson
Manitoba Jaycees
J. Hugh Dunlop
Les Skinner
Mr Dunlop
George Dowler
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
R. L. Pascoe
Jaycees
Bill Murray
Bill Huska
Barry Day
W. T
Bill” Bowen
Dauphin
Mr. Bowen
J. H. Dunlop
Hugh Dunlop
Virginia Wirniak
L. Love
R L Pascoe
Gerald Bercier
Dauphin Jaycees
Manitoba Junior Chamber of Commerce
David Gard
Ed Tower
Pre Schooler Days At Dauphin Draw Strong Parent Turnout
Pre schooler days at Dauphin drew large crowds with May 15 at Whitmore and May 29 at Henderson. About 75 and 79 parents attended with their children entering the fall grade. Children were placed in their future classrooms for three quarters of an hour of activities alongside the current first graders. W. F. Sanderson, school superintendent.
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Dauphin
Whitmore
Henderson
W. F. Sanderson
Rural Field Day showcases 21 schools and 350 participants
Excitement rose at the DMCC grounds as 21 schools fielded over 350 boys and girls for the 35th Dauphin Ochre Rural Field Day. Mountain Stream led parade banners, with Dauphin Plains and Melton close behind, Trembowla setting pace. The event featured mass drill by Mrs. Mary Prokopowich and a platform demonstration won by Sandringham tres.
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DMCC
Dauphin-Ochre Rural Field Day Association
Trembowla
Dauphin
Rigby
West Bay
Ripon
Dickson
Sandringham
Banks
Eclipse
Fishing River
Bay Centre
Fairville
Hamilton
Rosin
Listowel
Norton
Vida Cameron
M. Matheson
Peter Melnyk
Canada
C. D. Voigt
Mary Prokopowich
Thoge
Danc
May Weather Summary Shows Mild Averages and Dry Trend
May statistics report a monthly mean temperature of 50.9, a mean maximum of 64.6, and a mean minimum of 37.01. Moisture measured 1.09 inches with precipitation on five days. No new heat records. ongoing dry season draws concern as scattered May showers north of Dauphin were limited and travel reduced healing effect.
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Dauphin
Boundaries Hearing Set in Dauphin on June 7
The Manitoba commission on judicial boundaries will hold a hearing in Dauphin on Wednesday June 7 at 10 a.m. in the courthouse.
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Commission On Judicial Boundaries For
Manitoba
Dauphin
Court House
Urgent TB Testing Clinic Opens in Dauphin Area
Citizens of Dauphin town and rural municipality are urged to attend a free tuberculin skin test and chest X ray during a ten day period June 9 to 20. Sessions run 1 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm at the DMCC Dauphin, with additional dates in Sifton Valley River and nearby communities. A negative result requires no chest X ray, while a positive result indicates exposure and prompts follow up.
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Dauphin Town
DMCC
Dauphin
Sifton
Valley River
Seven-Digit Telephone Numbers To Be Introduced In November
The Manitoba Telephone System will switch Dauphin Fork River Crawford Park and Clear Lake to seven digit numbers in November to align with a new provincial directory. Numbers will be in a 3-4 format with the dash. Dauphin will use 638 as the exchange.
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Manitoba Telephone System
Dauphin
Fork River
Crawford Park
Clear Lake
Oach
ANC
Manitoba
Major Expansion For Scott's Hardware And Furniture
Opening last Thursday marks the new 30 by 90 wing at Scott's Hardware and Furniture in Dauphin. The remodel adds a full furniture showroom with modern lighting, display windows, and expanded departments for hardware, housewares, sporting goods, luggage, and appliances. Fourteen staff serve the enlarged store led by managers Paul Mizibrocky, Clayton Scott, and Barrie Scott, as the family business continues its long local legacy.
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Scott's Hardware and Furniture
Dauphin
Woolworths
Scott
Pilkington Glass
Scott's
Scotts
R. P
Bob” Scott
Steick’s Limited
A. H. F Steick
Davi Sutherland
Sutherland- Steick
Steick
Manitoba
Paul Mizibrocky
Clayton Scott
Barrie Scott
Norman Krass
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Field Battery Cadet Corps
Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps
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Freiheit Construction Ltd
Mountain Stream
Dauphin Plains School
Melton School
North American
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