George H Adams Elected District Deputy for BPOE No. 6
George H. Adams was elected district deputy grand exalted ruler of the BPOE by the Manitoba Grand Lodge at Lethbridge Alberta sessions held July 24 and 25. Confirmation came by letter from the Grand Exalted Ruler of Canada. Adams has served in four lodge chairs and previously led Dauphin lodge No. 57. He succeeds Don Stevens of Benito and will serve a two year term with Swan River Benito Roblin Russell Winnipegosis and Dauphin in district No. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Adams
BPO Elke
Manitoba
Lethbridge
Airo
Canada
Adam Dominick
Pas
George Adams
Dauphin Lodge
Adams
Don Stevens
Benito
Swan River
Roblin
Russell
Winnipegosis
Dauphin
Dauphin Water Safety Program Acknowledged
Report from Mankobs Red Cross describes a Dauphin program praised for hard work and community support. Frank Bumstead of the Rotary club and Pet Snodgrass helped sponsor the program despite adverse local facilities. A prior derisive article about Dauphin’s water safety prompted a plebiscite on pool construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Mankobs Red Cross Society
Ones
Goodwin
Manitoba Water Nay
Seedan Geass
Frank Bumstead
Rotary Club
Dauphin
Manitoba
Ing
Shout Dauphin
Ieee
Panapathy
Sod Turning For New Retarded Children School In Dauphin
Attorney-General Stewart E. McLean turned the sod for a new school for retarded children in the Dauphin area on July 31, 1965. Local officials and community groups praised the project, with Dr. Ray Butler of the Manitoba Association for Retarded Children highlighting decades of effort and naming the ceremony as the start of a naming contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart E. McLean
Jaly
McLean
Paul Walker
Ray Butler
Manitoba Association For
Dauphin
Grandview
Butler
Elmer Forbes
A. C. Newton
Tte Timm
Dauphin Association
Jack Henderson
Kinzmen’s Club
Shim Lifer
Don Persson
the Lions Club
Stewart McLean
A. Fendick
Record Number Of Homes Judged In Dauphin Grounds Contest
The Dauphin home grounds committee reports a record number of homes judged with many showing excellent landscaping and well kept grounds. Prize winners include Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Rubeniuk and Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Waite for best design on a lot, with other top placements across multiple addresses and farms in the Rural Municipality and Eclipse Gartmore areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
T. P. Rubeniuk
S. P. Waite
Main Street
James McCrory
Brown Avenue
W. H. Pridgen
H. E. Hezell
Davidson Avenue
R. E. Pulak
Dauphin Horticultural Society
G. E. Barker
Forrest Avenue
Frank Gajerski
Kraim Avenue
Frank Halinsky
Fifth Avenue
A. M. Matthews
Hazeli Floral Co
Wellington Crescent
J. A. McPhee
Gwen Robinson
Wm. MccClerron
Dauphin Beach
Gerald Miner
Stewart McDonald
Gartmore District
Frank Bawdon
Winnipegosis Highway
Trinity Lutheran Church Dauphin Welcomes New Pastor
David Kaiser accepts call to Trinity Lutheran Church Dauphin starting August 1 as pastor. He hails from Garnaville Iowa with degrees from Wartburg College and Luther Theological Seminary. Installation set for August 11 at 7 30 with Pastor W Raths officiating. Kaiser family resides at 16 Kirby Avenue East Dauphin.
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David Kaiser
Trinity Luthera Church
Dauphin
Kaiser
Garnaville
Iowe
Wartburg College
Iowa
Luther Theological Seminary
Saskatoon
Sask
Trinity Lothan Church
W. Raths
Home Mission Board
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Canada
Marlys
Kayleen
Timothy
Kirby, Avenue East
Dauphin Grain Deliveries Reach 1 368 800 Bushels for 1964 65
Local elevators in Dauphin reported total grain deliveries of 1 368 800 bushels for August 1964 to July 1965 across wheat oats barley rye flax rapeseed and forage. Capacity at storage facilities stood at 800 000 bushels with only 713 400 in use leaving 66 000 bushels free as the new crop year began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Ator
Wheat Board
Welcome Mat Ready For First Churchill Excursionists Friday
Dauphin prepares for the 29th annual Churchill excursion sponsored by Canadian National Railways with two trips planned to accommodate visitors. A civic welcome at the station includes refreshments, honorary citizenship certificates, and bouquets from the Horticultural Society.
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Churchill
Canadian National Railways
Dauphin
Chamber of Commerce
Douglas Middleton
Horticultural Society
CN Station
Weather Summary For July And Early August
The past week brought rain in parts of the area totaling 1.40 inches while at the mountain foot more than an inch fell in under thirty minutes on the last day of July. July yielded 327.8 sunshine hours and 4.75 inches of rain with ten thunderstorm days. Max 87 on July 3, min 33 on July 5, mean 63.6, plus spotty hail and sporadic deluges damaged crops. August opened with 0.96 inch rain and may stay wet with high 80s temperatures possible this week.
Show What You Grow Garden Show at Dauphin DMCC
Dauphin Horticultural Society announces the annual Show What You Grow to be held Friday August 20 in the DMCC exhibition building. Prize lists are available from W. H. Pridgen secretary of the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
DMCC
W. H. Pridgen
The
Dauphin Horticultural Society
New Appointment for Canon Archer J Serase to Lead Indian Residential Schools
Canon Archer J. Serase, principal of Mackay Indian Residential School since 1957, is named assistant director for Indian residential schools under federal government and the Anglican Church of Canada. He will oversee western schools from Ontario to British Columbia and north, with October trips to Alert Bay, Carcross, and Wabasca. A new Mackay vice-principal, Rev M J Flemming, arrives from Toronto to take the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon Archer J. Serase
Mackay
Mackay School
M. J. Flemming
Dauphin
Toronto
James
Flemming
Wycliffe College of
The
University of Toronto
St. Saviour Church
Craighurst
San James
Centennial Committee Seeks Park Cost Studies for Dauphin Council
The Dauphin Centennial Committee urged the town council to study costs for park work and an outdoor pool as potential Centennial projects. They cited a combined $90,000 available from the one mill levy 1963 70 and a federal provincial grant, and noted the Lions Club plans park work with Vermilion Vermilion Vermilion. A park plan for Vermillion Park was given to the Lions Club for initial project study with liaison requested to avoid overshadowing Lions efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Town Council
Dauphin Tennial Committee
Dauphin Lions Club
Re Eer
Parks Board
Vermillion Park
Spe
Lions Club
Ini
Also Mentioned on This Page
George 1. Adams
BPOE
Jerry Trudel
Dauphin Fixtures Ltd
YS. Hobbs
Pioneer Street
H. N. Gill
River Avenue
United Grain Growers Shield
Wally Kutcher
Trinity Lutheran Church
Northland
Happy
Eeewnanee
Rev
Second Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Lions Club Project
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