Hospital Trustees Gather in Winnipeg for Institute
Thirty six trustees from the region attended a trustees' institute at the Boulevard hotel on Monday March 22. They aimed to set up a guide for new trustees covering duties, board governance, hospital administration, medical relations, staff and auxiliaries, with H A Crewson and H E Heaton providing guidance during sessions on current issues and purchasing controls.
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Boulevard Hotel
H. A Crewson
Winnipeg
Manitoba Hospitals Association
H E. Heaton
Associated Hospitals of
Manitoba
Northwest Region
Eee
Music Festival Opens March 31 Entries Up
The festival features kindergarten to adult choirs and piano classes with Mil A singers and solos. Sessions run Wednesday to Saturday with a final concert. Admission 25 cents for sessions and 50 cents for the final. Adjudicator Gordon Hancock of Regina brings a strong musical background.
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Regina
Gordon Hancock
Sask
Saskatchewan
Western Board of Music
Regina Symphony Orchestra
Knox Metropolitan United Church
Red Cross Fund Reaches 1527 in Dauphin Campaign
Dauphin Red Cross drive led by lan M. MacGregor reports 1 527 93 raised with returns from last week’s canvass still to come. Goal is 1800. residents missed by volunteers are urged to donate at local chartered banks.
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Lan M. MacGregor
Dauphin
Canadian Red Cross
Dauphin Hospital Nurses Set June Reunion Across Regions
Graduates from Dauphin General Hospital since 1901 will reunite June 29 and 30. About 250 addresses have been collected by Mrs. B E Haywood and a 15 member local committee plans a luncheon hospital tour reception coffee gathering and banquet with guest speakers. Invitations extend to graduates in Nova Scotia New York British Columbia Kansas and other areas with over 100 expected.
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Dauphin General Hospital
Dauphin
B. E. Haywood
Edith Towns
DGH
Sudbury
Ont
Ardh
Dauphin Registered Nurses’ Association
Women’s Hospital Auxiliary
Phil Leonard
Jackson Street
Rockingham
Nova Scotia
Delevan
New York
Victoria
Salmon Arm
British Columbia
Kansas
U.sa
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Kinsmen Complete $10,000 Pledge To Retarded Children's School
Dauphin clubs push a building fund for a new school for retarded children reaching $30,000 with $10,000 still needed. Art Jones presented a $1,860 cheque completing their $10,000 pledge as Lions and Kinsmen donate the cost of a classroom. Mothers Day plan to plant a tree in the district grounds accompanies appeal for community support.
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Larry Love
Dauphin Association For Retarded Children Building Fund
Art Jones
Dauphin Kinsmen
Lions and Kinsmen Clubs
Dauphin
Kinsmen Club
School For Retarded Children
Ed Tower
Opening of New Dauphin Theatre Opens With Ribbon Cut
May or Newton and Reeve Potoski cut the ribbon in front of the across-stage wide screen as a crowd cheers. Jack Henderson serves as master of ceremonies and Mr. Lunan vows to bring quality pictures for all ages. The Drive-In will open in spring when weather permits.
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Mayor Newton
Reeve Potoski
Jack Henderson
Lunan
Dauphin
Ed Tower
Dauphin Theatre
Lorne Lunan
A. C. Newton
John Potoski
Don Persson
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Lunan
Salary Dispute To Arbitration In Dauphin Ochre Area
The Dauphin Ochre area school board and Division No 33 Manitoba Teachers Society will submit their salary dispute to an independent arbitration board after a conciliation meeting led by A E Koppel. Each party must name a representative within seven days, and the three member board will issue a binding award effective Sept 1. This marks the fourth arbitration in 18 years, with prior rulings in 1959 and 1964.
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Dauphin-Ochre Area
Schoo Board
Division No. 33
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
A. E. Koppel
Manitoba Labor Board
Koppel
Minister of Education
Arbitration Board
Area Board
Teachers’ Association
Dauphin-Ochre
Minister Harry Hays to visit Dauphin for talks
Canada’s Minister of Agriculture Harry Hays will speak at the Dauphin Federal Liberal association meeting at 2 pm Monday in Eleventh Avenue hall and attend a noon luncheon at the Kings Hotel. Hays, longtime Calgary mayor and cattle breeder, is known for exporting purebred livestock and ties to the Calgary Stampede.
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Canada
Ture
Dauphin
Harry Hays
Dauphin Federal Liberal Association
Eleventh Avenue
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
Hays
Kings Hotel
Calgary
Alberta
Carstairs
St. Louis
Confederation
Harry
Holstein- Friesian Association
Ote
Britain
Federal prize money program discussed for Manitoba fairs
Representatives from A and Prair boards met in Portage la Prairie on Friday March 12 to review a new federal prize money grant aid program for major farm fairs and exhibitions. The plan, sent by Ottawa to Hon. Harry Hays, aims to restore emphasis on utility in purebred livestock and reduce exhibit costs while boosting spectator interest. The Dauphin Agricultural Society sent Garnet Maynard and Adam Nicholson to join federal and provincial delegates to discuss beef and dairy classifications and a 50 percent federal prize payment in Manitoba classes. Also present were Don Nicholson Harold Scotchmer Fred Bolan Deputy Minister W E Jarvis Helgi Austman and Frank Muirhead. A key feature is a reduced number of classes with seven beef and nine dairy breed classes plus an inter-breed udder class to qualify for funds.
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Portage la Prairie
Nicholson
Ottawa
Harry Hays
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Garnet Maynard
Adam Nicholson
Manitoba
Dauphin
Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Don Nicholson
Harold Scotchmer
Fred Bolan
Canada Department of Agriculture
W. E. Jarvis
Helgi Austman
Frank Muirhead
AA Round-Up Returns to Dauphin District This Weekend
Close to 200 attendees last year, the sixth annual AA Round-up gathers in Dauphin Friday and Saturday with members and friends of Alcoholics Anonymous. Manitoba Thomas Breen is expected to address health concerns amid questions from interested people.
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Dauphin
Alcoholics Anonymous
Manitoba
Thomas Breen
First Annual Meeting For Dauphin Senior Homes Held March 31
Final architectural plans for Dauphin's first senior citizens housing project near completion. Pratt Lindgren & Associates of Winnipeg updated plans and will push for detailed specifications at the March 31 meeting to invite tenders for spring construction. Six residents will be elected directors, with two-year, three-year, and one-year terms. The charter directors and officers are listed, with council representation and membership rules defined.
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Dauphin
Senior Citizens
Dauphin Senior Citizens Homes Corporation
Legion Club
Pratt Lindgren & Associates
Winnipeg
Olatres Politing
Kenneth Pratt
The
Dauphin Senior Citizens Homes
First Day of Spring Brings Record Cold in Dauphin
The official arrival of spring in Dauphin on Sunday March 21 featured subzero weather with winds up to 20 mph and scattered snowfall totaling 0.11 inch. Three records fell: -25 on Monday, -17 on March 20 1930, and -15 on March 19 1955, with a new low maximum of 0 degrees above and a forecast of clear and cold conditions.
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Dauphin
Furnishings Fund Sought to Complete Housing Project
Dauphin Senior Citizens Home construction hinges on local fundraising after provincial grant and CMHC loan. Ed Johansen noted a remaining shortfall of about 18 000 dollars plus 5 090 to 6 000 more for furnishings. The project has 36 000 from the province and 80 000 CMHC loan, with total costs reduced from 141 900 to 134 000.
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Dauphin Senior Citizens’ Home
Ed Johansen
Dauphin Senior Citizens’ Homes Directorate
Central Housing and Mortgage Cor
CMHC
Johansen
Sutherland Retires From CN After 47 Years Of Service
Milton James Slim Sutherland retires from the Canadian National Railway as locomotive foreman after 47 years begun in Neepawa in 1918. A stag party at the Armories honored him with gifts including a bowling ball tool chest transistor radio and money. The Sutherlands will live in Dauphin on River Avenue.
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Milton James
Slim” Sutherland
CNR
Neepawa
Armories
Sutherland
Dauphin
River Avenue
Mrs. Sutherland
Teacher Guidance Plan Outlined by Education Minister
Hon. George Johnson announces a plan to create a guidance section in the department of education with trained specialists, a council of higher learning, and an expanded provincial student assistance program in the legislature.
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Department of Education
Council of Higher Learning
George Johnson
Education
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