Adjudicator Named for Dauphin Music Festival
Mrs Dorothy Lawson of ARTC Winnipeg will adjudicate in the instrumental division at the Dauphin festival on April 12 to 14. She holds piano violin and singing degrees and has choral and orchestral experience including soprano work at Knox United. Lawson is an official accompanist at the Manitoba festival and, currently teaches voice and piano.
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Dorothy Lawson
ARTC
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Lawson
Knox United Church
Town Applies For 183 333 Dollar CMHC Loan
Dauphin council authorizes a formal application to the Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation for a 183 333 dollar loan to fund a sewer treatment project north and east of town. The resolution also approves a short term bank loan and directs engineers to provide plans and estimates.
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CMHC
Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Dauphin
Messrs. Underwood, McLellan and Associates Limited
Housing Corporation
Messrs
Dauphin Meat Regulation Marks Ten Year By-law
Manitoba provincial plans to oversee slaughterhouse operations echo a ten year Dauphin by law named Approved Meat. The 1952 rule requires meat be stamped Approved and carcasses inspected by a veterinarian before sale with stamps on each quarter and two stamps on each flank.
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Dauphin
Manitoba Plans Meat Inspection To Meet Canada Approved Standard
Health Minister Dr George Johnson outlined Manitoba long range meat inspection plans in the legislature on March 28. Three departments including Agriculture Industry and Commerce and Health are coordinating a three year schedule to fit Canada approved standards for both large and small slaughterhouses and to reassure the public the meat is safe. The plan aims to adapt federal standards to smaller volume establishments.
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Manitoba
Canada
George Johnson
Department of Agriculture
Department of Industry and Commerce
Dr. Johnson
Junior Rodeo Planned in Dauphin Says 3D Saddle Club
The Dauphin 3D Saddle Club met and scheduled a spring junior rodeo and gymkhana for May 26 at the DMCC arena. Ten events offer 295 dollars in prizes. Participants expected from Winnipeg McCreary Russell Ochre River Minnedosa and Dauphin will compete under Manitoba Gymkhana Rodeo association rules.
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Dauphin 3D Saddle Club
DMCC
Winnipeg
McCreary
Russell
Ochre River
Minnedosa
Dauphin
Local Red Cross Campaign Heads Into Home Stretch
The local Red Cross drive for funds moves into the final stretch this week as community groups and volunteers push to meet fundraising goals and boost disaster relief resources.
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Red Cross
Shrine Circus Comes to Dauphin for Benefit
The Dauphin and District Shrine club brings the Gil Gray Shrine Circus to DMCC arena on May 23 with matinee and evening shows. Fifty years of acts entertain families while proceeds support Winnipeg’s Children's Hospital. volunteers canvass locals and donations may be given to the Dauphin Red Cross or local banks.
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Shrine Circus
Dauphin
Dauphin and District
Shrine Club
Gil Gray Shrine
DMCC
Children's Hospital For Crippled Children
Winnipeg
Dauphin Campaign Committee
Dauphin Red Cross Society
PO Box
Five days of precipitation in Dauphin area early spring
Five days of rain and snow fell across the Dauphin area. The last day brought the first “April shower,” aiding soil absorption as snow melted. Spring began mildly, not matching 1928’s 63 degree peak, with next shower expected as skies darken.
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Marth
Dauphin
Delaney Transferred To Winnipeg Duties From Dauphin
George R. Delaney is moved back to Winnipeg effective April 1 to lead commercial methods and training supervision. In Dauphin he supported Lions Club Chamber of Commerce and St Pauls Anglican Church and enjoys golf and curling. Leslie Wainwright becomes district plant superintendent, replacing Delaney, with A C Midwinter of Portage la Prairie new wire chief to Dauphin.
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George R. Delaney
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Mr. Delaney
George
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
St. Paul's
Delaney
Leslie Wainwright
A. C. Midwinter
Portage la Prairie
Town Reins in 46 Mills Tax Levy For 1962 Budget
Dauphin town keeps total tax rate at 46 mills for municipal and school purposes to balance a record budget of 611,093 dollars. The levy raises 414,770 dollars in revenue, up from 386,778 in 1961, with 16 mills for general, 4% mills for special, and 25% mills for school. The municipal general and special levies total 20% mills, the first rise in three years, to support hospital capital, library reserve, storm sewer, bands, civic admin building debentures, and hospital grants.
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Dauphin Town
Dauphin- Ochre
Dauphin General Hospital
Civic Administration
Parks Board
Pea Total Public Library
Reeves
Reeves, Cracenttnnemamenn
Civic Admin
Steeseniitesttlir
Nantes
Amen
Statin
Ene
RTA Ane
Peter Rere
Panast
Neste
Debenture Debt Details for Dauphin Town Budget
The Dauphin Town budget lists debentures for two programs waterworks and local improvements. Waterworks debentures total 413 942.34 for 1962–1979 with 285 748.74 principal and 128 193.60 interest. Local improvements total 460 453.81 for 1962–1971 with 365 833.28 principal and 94 620.53 interest.
Financial figures from 1961 ledger entry
A line of numeric values lists amounts such as 565 and 220.86 followed by 1961 and various balances or totals including 39,787.97 13,522.17 1,000.00 3,800.00 8,408.00 2,500.00 12,437.50 and 4,925.23 referencing a historical accounting snippet.
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Dauphin Lagies
Dunbar
Swan River
Marg. Lomax
Mary Webster
Ye Lawson
Laura Dunbar
Eva Keynes
Eileen Gray
Stella Stewart
Min Boyd
Brandon
Neill
Elsie McLaughlin
Jay Kokura
Emily Mulligan
Verna Newton
Isabel Appleby Rink
Pannea Tas
MTS
I Aes
Sonen el Ered Neereee
DOT
TransAir
Dea Loneares
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