Missing Aircraft Down In Park
A Cevene 172 aircraft rented from Winnipeg Flying Club was seen near Riding Mountain Nations Park. The pilot, after engine trouble, flew to Brandon then Dauphin where he spoke with a Dauphin Flying Club pilot. He reported engine issues and departed toward an unknown destination with about three and a half hours fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riding Mountain Nations Park
Dauphin Generai Hospital
Winnipeg Flying Club
Brandon
Winnnipeg
Dauphin Airport
Dauphin Welcomes Churchill Excursionists With Warm Reception
A Dauphin civic reception greeted Churchill excursionists upon their arrival last Friday on a sunny fall afternoon. Melissa Farr of Rochester stole attention as the youngest tourist, receiving flowers and a bouquet for traveling far. Guests were given brochures and place mats of Dauphin, maps, and a Manitoba pin while local officials saluted the travelers and offered tours of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss
Dauphin
Melissa Farr
Rochester
New York
Missey
George Scott
Harold Mobberley
John Potorki
Bob Oliver
Chamber of Commerce
Stewart E. M Lean Menister
Education
Dares
Tis
Masitoba
John T. Byrd
Wrangell
Alaska
Winnipeg
Melissa Earl
The
Horticultural Society
Douglas Middleton
Garbage Burning Banned At Town Nuisance Ground
Town sanitary department steps up enforcement of nuisance ground burning bans after Aug 10 council meeting following a resident complaint near the nuisance area. Fires at the site disrupt landfill work and threaten nearby properties, prompting posted warnings to deter burning of garbage and packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary Department
Riverside Cemetery Holds Quiet Beauty Amid Vandalism
Riverside Cemetery in Dauphin Valley blends rural and town effort to maintain beauty as plants vanish and vandalism rises. The cemetery committee led by MF Szewczyk oversees 20 acres, 13 in use, with blocks and maps, a Legion veterans plot, and a plan for landscaping and a new northside well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Valley
Riverside Cemetery
Dauphin District
Vermillion River
Riding Mountains
Dauplin
Petunias
Uber
Manitoba
No Shwets
MF Szewcark
J Potoski
J. Bonk
A Buckwold
FE L Love
Dfe McLean
Ras
Legion
M F Szewczyk
Mr Wards
George Sumpter
W Sumpter
E Sanderson
Four Juveniles Have Licences Held In Dauphin Court
Four Dauphin juveniles had licenses held by the Probation Officer for one to three months after Highway Traffic Act infractions mainly careless driving. Judge E W Hawkins presided over a heavy session with 19 juveniles in total for various delinquency offenses. Three youths involved in wilful damage to sprinkling equipment were given two months suspended sentences and restitution of $65 each.
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Dauphin
E. W Hawkins
J Bilous
Hawkins
Record Heat Marks Summer as Temps Hit 100
The weatherman notes extreme heat with a 100 degree reading on Wednesday August 16 setting a new local record for the date. A scorching wind added to discomfort while the night cooled to within eight degrees of freezing on August 18, hinting at possible early frosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Fire Dangers Serious In This Area In Manitoba
The Herald reports 30 fires burning in Manitoba all under control. Forestry officials impose forest travel restrictions in the Duck and Porcupine mountains. Campers and tourists must stay on main roads and camp only at organized grounds at Childs Blue Singoosh Wellman lakes and Bell Steenrock. No campfires permitted and travelers urged to be careful. The Duck Mountain fire started Aug 16 around noon with high heat and southwest winds. by Thursday morning it had burned about 4000 acres and moved little since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C K Smith
Western Region Renewable Resources
the Herald
Manitoba
Forestry Department
Duck and Porcupine Mountains
Childs, Blue
Singoosh
Man Lakes
Duck Mountains
Bell and
Steenrock
Porcupine Mountains
Duck Mountain
Childs Lake
Blue Lakes
Wellman Lake
Dessel
Tempe
Smith
Dauphin
Community development officer named for Camperville and Duck Bay
Joseph M. Dufour will assume duties as community development officer for Camperville and Duck Bay on Sept. 1. He will establish headquarters at Camperville and work to assess local needs and coordinate with government agencies to promote economic projects and community organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Lake
Camperville
Prince Albert
Dufour
Manitoba Government Service
Winnipeg
Jean H. Lagasse
Duck Bay
J. &. Whitford
Norway House
F. R. Langin
J. S. Keeper
Berens River
MacGregor
121 Teachers Staff Area Schools For 1961 62 Term
The Dauphin Ochre Area school system opens the fall term with 121 teachers across the district. Staffing includes 36 at Dauphin composite high school, 53 in four elementary schools, 22 in village and rural one room schools, plus a list of named staff and subject assignments for junior high and elementary faculty. The opening day is Tuesday Sept 5 and registration details appear on page five of The Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
The
Herald
Dauphin- Ochre
Makinak
Ochre River
Sifton
Mrs A A Inkster Wins Top Gladiolus Honors
Mrs A A Inkster took top gladiolus prize with a King David spike at the town hall flower show. Exhibits included 36 displays with 81 entries across gladiolus and vegetables, plus fruit displays astonishing excursionists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Inkster
Town Hall
A A
Inkster
J. A McPhee
B. C. Goodhand
J A Jamieson
Fork River
J E Dent
Rural School Openings Adjusted for 22 Schools
School openings set for next Tuesday but only 22 rural systems operate this year. Four closures reduce the count from 26 last year including Banks, Burrows Ferresy and Old Dauphin. Some village schools start Sept 5 with Dauphin, while Siltol loses its secondary classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrows Ferresy
Old Dauphin
Makinak
Ochre River
Sifton
Dauphin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dauphin Redbirds
al Evason
John McAuley
Lloyd Yarema
Andy Newton
Lesyehen
Jerry Shumanski
del Anderson
Pat Fitz Wright
Wightman
Dick Lapatrick
Stan McPhee
Arnold Staub
Jerry Verlin Frambois
Larry McDougall
Bill Murray
Ken Buchy
Kabel
Dennis
Ed Tower
Anne Ward
McCreary
Dauphin’s
FR Ward
Mr. Dufour
University of Western Ontario
London
St ‘S College, of
Ottawa
Department of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation
Government of Saskatchewan
Riding Mountain National Park
A. J. Pettis
Norris G. Aitken
Anthony J. Drebinsky
Walter A. Bialobzyski
John Bilowus
Manuel Boguski
Morgan Brown
Donald Cronk
R W. Dicks
Michael Dudar
A. Durston
Charlene Ferris
Lawrence Gandza
Mabel Geisel
A. Gowanlock
Adam Juce
Stanley Konopski
Martin Koroscil
Metro Kozak
Ante
Gerald Lepper
Wood
Equenie Lodge — Commer
Cial
Sylvia Madsen
David McDonald
Larry McDougal
June McMillan
Mercial Garry Nicholson
W. E Olson
Adelard Ouimet
Flugene Paluck
Sylvia Rystephaniuk
W. Shevkenek
Brian Squair
W. Walkers
W . Ernest Walker
Bruce Watson
Gail Whittaker
H. Wilson
Henderson
Lloyd McDermott
John Sawchuk
Muriel Jackson
Mary Sawchuk
Irene Kokolski
Florine Ward
Marilyn Worobec
Evelyn Cassin
Margaret Houston
Diane Artibise
Florence Archer
Edna Winters
Rose Rachlin
Elma McIntosh
B. J. Cracy
A. Mckullop
Bob Fisher
Muss Lil Esplen
A. J Jamieson
Siltol
Makunak
Vilage
Fairville
Mary Prokopowiech
Richard Osika
Hamilton
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