Pope Paul VI plans trip to Holy Land and ecumenical meeting
Vatican officials announce Pope Paul VI will visit the Holy Land in January for three days, amid talks of a historic meeting with Orthodox patriarchs and Protestant leaders to promote Christian unity. Israel and Jordan welcome the move despite regional tensions.
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Paul VI
Holy Land
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Jerusalem
Vatican
London
Canterbury
Maximos IV Saigh
Antioch
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Rome
Paul
Italy
Israel
Jordan
Cairo
R al Ahram
Church of Ry
Dauphin Hospital Launches Practical Nursing Training Course
Dauphin General Hospital signs an affiliation with Central School of Practical Nursing Manitoba to offer a one year course for licensed practical nurses. The program provides 50 percent clinical training at the hospital and 17 weeks pre clinical study at the central school, with wards including maternity nursery medical surgical and pediatrics. Up to ten students per class are planned and the first enrollments begin December 16.
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Dauphin General Hospital
Central School of Practical Nursing
Manitoba
Dauphin Hospital
Department of Health
Kennedy
York
Winnipeg
Central School
Ninette
Manitoba Hospital Commission
John Lysak
The
Herald
New Medical Director of Dauphin Health Unit Commences Duties Here
Winnipeg native Dr. Parliament becomes Dauphin Health Unit medical director after training in Manitoba and Montreal. He previously worked for Balmertown and Manitoba Workmen's Compensation. Mrs Parliament will join him in spring. Staff include nurses Olga Ban, Belton, Maksymeiz, and clerical workers Kroeker and Pazuik. Parents live in Toronto where father runs Canada Packers Ltd.
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Dauphin Health Unit
Winnipeg
University of Manitoba
Montreal
Balmertown
Int
Workmen’s Compensation Board of Manitoba
Dauphin
Parliament
Siie Health
Olga Ban
Leo Durand
Belton
L. Lauman
P. MacLeod
E. Maksymeiz
J. S. Puls
George Kroeker
N. Pazuik
Toronto
Ont
Canada Packers Ltd
Canada
Establishes Law Practice In Dauphin
E W Ed Demkiw arrived in Dauphin and opened a law practice at 12B Second Avenue NE after practicing in Winnipeg since 1961. Born Wenlaw in 1982, he is the son of Fred and Mrs Demkiw, educated at Kolomyja Verlaw Brickburn Gilbert Plains, taught briefly, and earned a BA in 1957 and law degree in 1961.
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Ed” Demkiw
Dauphin
Second Avenue
Winnipeg
Mr. Demkiw
Wenlaw
Fred Demkiw
Kolomyja
Verlaw
Brickburn
Gilbert Plains
Normal School
Weiden
Winnipegosis
University of Manitoba
United College
Manitoba Law School
Walsh-Mica
Winnipere
Morris
NES Schedule Listed For Holiday Season
The National Employment Office in Dauphin announces holiday hours via manager J F Garland. Open 8 45 a m to 5 p m on Dec 23 24 27 and Dec 30 31 and Jan 3. Closed Dec 25 26 and Jan 1 2. Also closed weekends during the Christmas period.
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Dauphin
J. F. Garland
Ottawa
CN Prepares for Heaviest Travel at Yale Period
Canadian National Railway to run its Super Continental in two sections over a two week span to meet heavy holiday demand. Eastbound service from Winnipeg will run December 20 to 23, December 26 to 30, and January 3 to 4.
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F. N. McKenzie
Prairies
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Winter weather hits Dauphin and Manitoba with snow and cold
The region experienced light rain on the 3rd and snow on the 7th and 8th totaling about .17 inches of moisture. Temperatures dipped to 14 degrees and blowing snow hampered drivers. The forecast predicts a milder spell ahead according to the weatherman.
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Dauphin
Manitoba
Mercury
Maynard Elected New President of Agricultural Society
Garnet E. Maynard named president with Robert O. Tucker first vice president and J. Hugh Dunlop second. Adam Nicholson serves as secretary treasurer. Committees cover finance live stock cattle horses sheep poultry grounds buildings concessions youth training advertising publicity and industrial hall with many names and vacancies noted. A contract with West Coast United Shows Ltd Kelowna B C to supply the midway for the 1964 Summer Fair was approved.
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Robert O. Tucker
J. Hugh Dunlop
Adam Nicholson
L. P. Johnson
J. H. Dunlop
J. M. MacGregor
H. J. Mobberley
R. O. Tucker
Robert
Bert) McLaughlin
Fred Damegaard
Eloe
Walter
B. Rutley
R. McCallum
L. B. Blaine
Elmer Best
Don Dunfield
D. J. Hill
R. S. Butler
Robert Lee
J. A. McPhee
G. Brayshaw
H. Hall
West Coast United Shows Ltd
Kelowna
B. C
Gayland Shows
Dauphin Chamber Plans 1964 Nominations Meeting
The Dauphin chamber of commerce will hold a general meeting on Wednesday December 11 at 7 30 p m in the council chambers. Members are urged to attend as the nominating committee will report on officers and directors for the coming year and members may suggest new undertakings and changes to improve current projects.
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Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
C of C
Dauphin Legion re-elects Larry Haagenson president
Larry Haagenson, longtime member of the Dauphin branch of the Royal Canadian Legion since 1951, was re-elected president at the recent annual meeting. A Nipawin Saskatchewan native, he worked in Yorkton before moving to McCreary then Dauphin and taking a position at the local post office.
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Larry Haagenson
Dauphin
Royal Canadian Legion
Larry
Nipawin
Sask
Yorkton
McCreary
Four Senior Ministers Get New Cabinet Posts
Premier Duff Roblin announced cabinet shifts affecting four senior ministers on December 9. Stewart McLean becomes attorney-general, Sterling Lyon moves to mines and natural resources, George Johnson shifts to education, and Edward Witnes becomes health minister. The changes aim to deepen executive strength and broaden ministerial experience.
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Duff Roblin
Stewart
McLean
Education
Sterling Lyon
Mines and Natural Resources
George Johnson
H. Witnes
Dauphin
Stewart E. McLean
Manitoba
Winnipeg Free Press
Christmas Displays At Dauphin Library Brighten Season
Dauphin Public Library announces festive hours with closures Dec 24 and Dec 31 and reopenings Dec 27 and Jan 2. A Winnipeg Art Gallery sacred art display runs through December beside seasonal decorations in children and senior departments.
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Dauphin Public Library
K. Everall
Library of Sacred Art
Winnipeg Art Gallery
Library Report Shows Net Gain in New Books and Registrations
The report records 168 new books across senior and junior categories with 81 senior registrations and 29 correlations, plus 52 gain. Juniors show 81 new irradiations and 26 cancellations, an increase of 55 loaners.
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Ior
Fire Damages Implement Business in Dauphin
Dauphin's volunteer fire department answered two weekend calls. A chimney fire on Sunday at 18 sixth avenue NW was quickly put out with no damage. Monday at 12 30 a.m. a blaze at Herb Lavine's implement business at 32 second avenue SW caused four to five thousand dollars in damage before two hours of work by the firemen. The stoker backing into the coal bin started the fire, cold weather hampered crews, only one machine was damaged, and insurance covers total damage.
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West
East Berlin
Berlin Wall
Dauphin
Sixth Avenue NW
Herb Lavine
Second Avenue SW
Town Hall
Walter D. Fordyce
George Zradicka
Grenadiers
Watson
David
Winnipeg
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