Street Light Extensions Proposed for Town Council
Town council hears Manitobe Hydro report proposing seven new holophane light installations plus replacements and mid block lights. Costs total 615.68 annually for the extensions including four Owatt lights. committee to study. RCMP to add one constable April 1. library budget to be adjusted to 8 821 450 for new awnings.
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Manitobe Hydro Jew Tharadey
Svenue
Jane Fer
Monic
Lakeview Subdivision
Bowens Avenue
Dorothy
Edward Avenue
Dorothy Street
Ash Street
Pioneer
Whitmore Avenues
Jackson Street
Valley River Road
Owatt
RCMP
Winnipeg
Dauphin Public Library
Milner Named Social Credit Candidate in Dauphin Riding
Lawrence A Milner was unanimously nominated at a Dauphin Social Credit convention held in the Legion hall attended by about 150 people. Milner, a Dauphin businessman for a decade, seeks the April 8 federal vote, emphasizing Social Credit aims to return government to serve individuals and place money in productive hands. He spoke against current party spending and warned voters to weigh real issues.
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Lawrence A. Milner
Dauphin
Social Credit
Legion Hall
Milner
Prt
Joe Felix
W. J. Lemieux
Milne
House of Comons
Martin Kelln
Regina
Social Credit League of Canada
Dick Hughes
Portage la Prairie
Portage
Kellm
Harper
Government of Canada
TransAir Wins TCA Prairie Milk Run Award
TransAir Limited has been awarded north and south Prairie services by TCA after private bids to staff the milk run routes. Ronald D. Turner, president of TransAir, calls the decision good news for Winnipeg and Northern Manitoba and a happy ending for TransAir’s growth in the western network.
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TCA
The
Transport Board
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
Trans- Air
TransAir Limited
Dauphin
Brandon
Yorkiton
Regina
Prairie Air
Winnipeg
Yorkton
Swift Current
Medicine Hat
Calgary
Saskatoon
Prince Albert
Ronald D. Turner
Canada
Manitoba
TransAir
Teachers Favor Combined Schedule For Conventions
The 231 teachers from inspectoral divisions 33 and 34 met at Dauphin Collegiate and voted unanimously for a two day convention for elementary teachers on Thursday and Friday with high school teachers joining Friday and then holding a separate session on a day of their choosing. Attendees felt the convention was beneficial though some sessions were rushed to stay on schedule. A demonstration by Peter Dobson on primary physical education featured 12 local boys using bean bags and balls to show muscle use.
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Dauphin Collegiate
Peter Dobson
Brandon
Record crowd attends Winnipeg Symphony in Dauphin
Dauphin music lovers fill the collegiate auditorium for the Winnipeg Symphony concert led by Victor Feldbrill. An afternoon student concert preceded the evening program with about 500 in attendance including local bands. Feldbrill explained the pieces and conducted with clear coordination as Lea Poli soloed in the Espagnol and the ensemble performed Beethoven and Vivaldi selections. Continues on page 8.
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Winnipeg Symphony
Victor Feidbrill
Dauphin Boys’ and Girls
Gilbert Plains
Victor Feldbrill
Beethoven
March Weather Snapshot From February Data
The brief note summarizes February's weather with 152.4 hours of sun and 1.20 inches of moisture. It records a high of 49 and a low of 30 degrees, with a mean of 1.1 degrees, and comments on March arriving with a lamb like mood.
1963 Town Business Tax and Frontage Levies Reach New Totals
Notices from the Dauphin town office show the 1963 business tax levy totaling 41 217 dollars from over 250 assessable places, up from 40 305 last year. Frontage and local improvement levies total 70 430 dollars, the highest ever, with paving sewers curbs sidewalks and lane paving in the business district. Penalties of two percent monthly apply from April through June, and the business tax rate remains ten percent, reduced from twelve in 1960.
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Dauphin
New Jobs for Unemployed Upgrading Program Expanded
The Manitoba government expands pre vocational upgrading classes to Flin Flon Dauphin The Pas and Gimli with 120 students in Winnipeg and Brandon and 582 completing the three month training program. Sponsored by Canada and Manitoba the program offers full day Industrial Mathematics Trade Science and Applied English with no fees and allows continued Unemployment Insurance while training. Applicants must be registered with the National Employment Service and approved before entry. Classes will be set up where enough applicants apply.
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Flin Flon
Dauphin
Pas
Gimli
Stewart KB. MelLean
Winnipeg
Brandon
Government of
Asl
National Employment Service
NES
Prosperous Economy Facts and Canada’s World Prestige Cited
Hon. Howard Green spoke at the Conservative nominating convention praising Canada’s export trade and a favorable commodity trade balance for a second year. He credited the dollar devaluation for stronger external balance, higher production, and more employment, and dismissed talk of economic ruin from 1962.
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Canada
Howard Green
Kilmer Forbes Re-elected Conservative Federal Candidate
Elmer Forbes won unanimous Conservative nomination for the Daw phin federal seat at a near capacity town hall convention. Nearly 400 attendees saw Forbes unopposed, with support voiced by Jim Crowe and Mrs. George Buchannon. The event featured cabinet minister Howard C. Green and Forbes praised the government’s measures on price stability and economic recovery.
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Green
Canada
S. Elmer Forbes
Dawphin
Provo
Forbes
Jim Crowe
Gilbert
Howard C. Green
Dieferbaker
Committees For COFC Are Named
Dauphin chamber of commerce names officers for 1963 with S R Bob Oliver to a third term as president and Fred S Zaplitny as vice president. Guest speaker Very Rev Hugh Kierans SJ, rector of St Pauls College Winnipeg, will discuss Morality in Public Life at the March 13 dinner. Committees with chairmen include Retail Merchants and Better Business A R Rzesnoski H A Breslaw J J Neill R J McLean W Miller and others across Tourist Publicity and Public Relations, Industrial Development, Entertainment and Recreation, Membership and Finance, Agriculture, Resolutions, Education.
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S. R
Bob” Oliver
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
Town Hall
Fred S. Zaplitny
Hugh P. Kierans
St. Paul's College
Winnipeg
C of C
Retail Merchants and Better Business
A. R. Rzesnoski
H. A Breslaw
J. J. Neill
R. J. McLean
W. Miller
Wm. Hanbury
Peter MeecDougall
R. McGimpsey, Jr
P. Perchaluk
F. S. Zeplithy
J. E. Burton
H. H. Teillet
J. N. Smart
R. Mc.Gimpsey
R. L. Pascoe
J. M. McGregor
F. Chapman
L. Johnson
J. N. Hall
I. M. McGregor
Wm. McClernon
F. S. Zaplitny
Manitoba throne speech outlines growth driven by education welfare and industry
The throne speech in the Manitoba legislature unveils a broad growth plan spanning economic development education and welfare. Key themes include Nelson River power studies new agricultural policies technical education curriculum revision housing and a uniform provincial time law plus a centennial arts centre.
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Manitoba
Errick F. Willis
Sesson
Nelson
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Lawrence Milner
Secreds
Fathers of Confederation
Prairie
Vivaldi
Symphonie B Espangnol
Lea Poli
Lalo
Orange Lodge
J. H. Delong
Ira D. Ross
Noble Weir
Gues
Ed Tower
Kilmer Forbes
Washington
Kennedy
COFC
Industry
Economic Consultative Board
Committee On
Manitoba Research Council
Product Development Fund
Manitoba Design Institute
Manitoba Export Car
United States
Ada
Last Fall
Europe
Red River
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