SANTA MARIA RESCUE AND SPACE TESTS FEATURED IN WAVES OF NEWS
A chaotic report covers the Santa Maria rescue at port and Galvan’s 1940s inspired defiance, Brazil’s asylum offer, and a spaceflight test with a 135 mile rise. President Kennedy urges defense reappraisal and international cooperation on weather, satellites, and space probes amid cold wave conditions across North America.
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Kennedy
United States
Oberon
Venus
Wien
Weather warms as Manitoba bonspiel thaw affects curling
The past week brought pleasant weather building toward the expected Manitoba bonspiel thaw. Clubs with natural ice face slick conditions while those with artificial ice enjoy less disruption, though curling remains slippery for many players as temperatures rise and melt proceeds.
Scrase Re elected DMCC Chairman
A E Ted Scrase was reelected chairman of the Day Centre board at the recent DMCC meeting. Helen Marsh was elected vice chairwoman, Johansen reelected treasurer, and Allan Watson secretary. Standing committees named with chairs include Finance and Grounds and Buildings. A special committee led by Scrase, Johansen and Campbell will seek town and rural council funding for capital improvements including arena paving and dressing room expansions.
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Ness Helen Marsh
Comite
Fa Johansen
Allan Watson
Helen Marsh
Walter Durston
James Secord
George Dowler
Messrs. Scraese
Johansen
Campbell
Dr Vernon L. Watson Joins Winnipeg Symphony Board
E WH Brown announces Dr Vernon L Watson as the first out of town member on the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra board. The note stresses business experience and intelligent listening as key for governance and public relations in entertainment education and community promotion.
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E WH Brown
Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra Ltd
Vernon L Watson
Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
Dr Watson
New Concert Master Appointed For Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
Seaholy named concert master of the Winnipeg Symphony, replacing Richard Seaborn who resigned to become musical director of CIAY TV. Poli will perform at a Thursday Pops concert in the collegiate auditorium at 4 30 p.m. sponsored by the Dauphin Lions Club. Poli, 27, from British Columbia, studied violin since age five under noted teachers including Gregor Carbovitsky and Esther Glazer, with a formal debut at thirteen with the Wieniawski Minor Concerto.
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Winnipeg Symphony Orchesta
Seaholy
Winnipeg Ssmphonys
Richard Seaborn
Ciay-Tv
Poli Wil
Winnipes Sh Phons
Dauphin Lions Club
Foti
Hative
British Columbia
Hebe
Han Studing
Gregor Carbovitsky
Chefford Evens
Victoria Symphony
New York
Oscar Shumsky
Esther Glazer
Mr. Poli
Wieniawski
BC. Electric Summer Symphony
Mobberley Repeats as Industrial Development Chair
Mayor Harold J Mobberley was reelected chairman of the Industrial Development Committee at the first meeting of Dauphin s town sponsored group. It marks Mobberley s third term leading the committee as Promoters aim to attract industrial firms to locate plants in the area. Other members and investigations were noted.
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Harold J Mobberley
Mobberies
Ron. Hy Burton
Dauphin
James Anderson
Mcintosh
Broken Pipe Disrupts Water Supply In Town
A broken pipe near the municipal airport caused dirty water and digging operations. Town crews replaced a long section of pipe and worked through frozen ground to restore normal water supplies, with residents briefly facing contaminated water while the reservoir was filled.
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Herald
Ank
Tempest Stage Thrills Dauphin Audiences by Canadian Players
More than a thousand collegiate students in Dauphin watched the Canadian Players perform The Tempest by William Shakespeare presented by the Lions Club. The matinee drew 718 students with 1412 total attendance recorded for both shows, praised for promotion of culture in the district. Deborah Cass played Ariel as Prospero guided the shipwrecked scene with magic.
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Canada
Dauphin
The
Lions Club
Wiliam Shakespeare
Siffen
Makinak
Winnipegostis
Pine River
Ethelbert
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
Borketon
Ajgaranth
McCreary
Laurier
Ste. Rose
Alonso
Rives
Dauphin Collegiate
Lions Cub
Deborah Cass
Ariel
Fences
McGill President Keynote for Education Conference
Dr F Cyril James of McGill University will headline a one day education conference in Brandon on March 27. The event includes panel discussions, sponsorship details, and a focus on mining education with APO representation. The report also notes a separate stage performance featuring Judith Coates and cast members, describing a scene from a theater production with Prospero Ariel and Miranda.
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F Cyril James
McGill UN Ersty
Montreal
Petc Hor Ug
Educatan
Brandon
Kings Take 1-0 Lead In MAHA Playoffs Round
The Dauphin Kings beat Brandon Cloverleafs 5 2 on Brandon’s ice to take a one game series lead in the best of five MAHA intermediate AA playoff. Al Bynson led Dauphin with two goals including a rapid strike. Stan Chimiel Paul Allard and Harry Harasyon added singles for the Kings while Glennis Scott scored for Brandon.
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Dauphin Kings
Brandon
Dauphin
Kings
Stan Chimiel
Paul Allard
Harry Harasyon
Glennis
Scott
Worths
Brandyn
Annual Banquet Launches 1961 Program For C of Dauphin
The Dauphin chamber of commerce annual meeting featured Mayor Mobberley administering the oath to incoming president S R Oliver and VP Wm McLernon. Dr W G Martin spoke on Japan with slides, praising postwar rebuilding. Retiring president Dr R L Pascoe cited 1960 projects and Senate acts, while greetings came from local officials and Manitoba chambers representatives.
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Harald J. Mebberley
S. R
Bob” Oliver
Wm. Mc
Lernon
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
Royal Citzens
C of C
W. G. Martin
Mila
Manitoba
Japan
Dr. Martin
Stewart McLean
Dauphin
Mike Wilson
Pascoe
USA
Neepawa
Northern Trans Canada Route Association
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
Goodwill Stars and Stripes Flag Presented to Dauphin
Norman Chard presented Mayor Harold Mobberley with a new 50 star flag at the Dauphin chamber banquet. The gift came from Indiana visitors Miss Emma May Hadles and Miss Louise Jessup and two Churchill excursionists as a thanks for local hospitality during a August tour.
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Dauphin
Chamber of Commerce
Norman Chard
Harold Mobberley
United States
Churchill
Emma May Hadles
Louise Jessup
Indiana
Nicholson Re elected President of Dauphin Public Library Board
Adam Nicholson was re elected chairman of the Towns Dauphin Public Library board at the annual meeting held January 30. New and returning members include R W Dicks representing town council Mre BC Goathhand Mrs M McFadlen Ho Aitchison and others. The finance committee is a new addition with RW Dicks as chairman tf J Aitchisor and Mrs BL nodh. Mrs Kk Everall serves as secretary treasurer and librarian with assistants Mrs Fred Mitchell and Mrs Fred Hale. The report covers library operations and special items. the library was open six days a week during most of the year. Art displays were led by Mrs Goodhand and the Stamp club showcase drew interest. Publicity included a weekly Dauphin Herald column and CKDM Look at Book segment. The Junior library saw a decrease in circulation this year.
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Adam Nicholson
Towns Dauphin Public Librar Board
R. W Dicks
BC Goathhand
M. McFadlen
Ho Aitchison
RW Dicks
Tf J Aitchisor
BL “Nodh
Everall
Fred Mitchell
Fred Hale
Librar
Jobless Picture Here Better Than Year Ago
Dauphin area unemployment shows a slightly improved picture though overall figures remain high. National Employment Service manager C F Bullmore reports 2173 male and 24 female applicants registered for work as of February 2, up 33 from the week prior but down 55 from 1960.
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Dauphin
C.F. Bullmore
Phin
National Employment Service
Fire Commissioner Issues Rules For Fighting TV Fires
Manitoba fire commissioner Art Humphries releases safety rules for fighting television set fires. The bulletin warns about high voltages, potential tube implosion and lethal shattering, urging homeowners to act cautiously as sets can remain charged and tubes may explode.
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Manitoba
Art Humphries
Dauphin
Gordon Harrison
The
Herald
Hidden River Play Nears Opening Dates
Dauphin McCreary Little Theatre prepares three act drama The Hidden River with rehearsal progress at Ste Rose and two opening runs Feb 16 17 at McCreary and Feb 24 24 at Dauphin collegiate Cast led by Lou Kliman aims for Dominion Drama festival entry and audience support through full houses
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Dauphin-McCreary Little Theatre
Hidden River
McCreary
Dauphin Collegiate
Lou Kliman
Ste. Rose
Dauphin
McCrears
Former Dauphinite Named to Imperial Oil Board
John A. Armstrong, a Dauphin native and long-time Imperial Oil executive, was appointed to the board of directors on January 31 in Toronto. He becomes a director replacing the retiring George I. Macpherson and has 20 years of oil production experience, including leadership roles in Calgary Edmonton and New York assignments.
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John A. Armstrong
Imperial Oil Limited
Toronto
Armstrong
George I. Macpherson
Dauphin
University of Manitoba
Queen'sniversity
Imperial
Redman
Saskatchewan
N.J
Mr Armstrong
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