Local business moves reshape downtown offices and stores
Good hand's Drug Store Ltd buys the Yeo building on Main Street North and CN sales offices relocate to First Avenue NW. A new Marshall Wells store opens in April in No. 12 Second Avenue NE, leased to Lou Golay of Kamsask to manage hardware and furniture. Adjacent tenants include Robison Green & Co accountants Larry Love Insurance Edward Demkin Law Graphic Litho printing network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodhand's Drug Store Ltd
Yeo
Main Street
Second Avenue NE
First Avenue NW
King’s Business
Marshall Wells
Lou Golay
Kamsask
Robison
Green & Co
Larry Love
Edward M. Demkin
Law Aed
Fivecer
Graphic Litho
CN Offices Move to Ren Across Froncation
Canadian National Railways staff receive new offices in Ren across Froncation with shifts from Second Avenue NE and station buildings. The renovated CN building at the station houses accounting, freight and passenger sales, and various staff heads, while the station’s main floor hosts engineering, transportation, equipment, and employee relations offices. A new 38-car parking area and pastels color the interiors, with photos of scenic CN trips on the walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Railways
Second Avenue NE
C. O Lindquist
D.F. Woodcock
K. A. Jones
B. R. Tymechuk
L. Werobey
J. H. May
Transportation Department
B. E. Morrison
CN Express
Main Street
F. A. Chapman
J. J. Dawson
CNR
Dauphin Town Builds Record Year in 1963 Permits
Final 1963 building-permit figures show Dauphin's engineering office tracking strong economic progress with 126 permits totaling $1,034,689 by Dec 27 and November December adding $106,500. Dwelling units dominated the year with 59 new homes accounting for $648,500 and major permits include Macneill school addition, Whitmore school expansion, and hospital projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Additio
Macneill School
New Lutheran Church
Whitmore School
Winter Works Parks Policy Announced
Riding the Dauphin town council received a winter works program update at the December 19 meeting. Hon. Arthur Laing minister of northern affairs and national resources spoke, detailing policy measures. Continued on page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Town Council
Arthur Laing
Northern Affairs
A.ional
Weather Turns Mild Then Snow Follows Holiday Chill
The report notes a 77 degree spread with a high of 43 and a low of -34. Christmas brought 1.8 inches of snow, 26th added 1.3 inches, aiding moisture before spring. Monday brought a mild 10 degrees while Winnipeg stayed well below zero. Best wishes for 1964.
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Winnipeg
Dauphin Growth and Community Plans Highlight 1963
Readable 1963 Dauphin notes show boundary changes boosting area to 600 acres and population near 7800. New Five Pin Bowl opens on Second Avenue NE. fires affect residents. Various local projects include school additions, lagoon system completion, library reforms, and plans for post high school training. Dauphin Kings beat Yorkton 7 4 in hockey exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Second Avenue
John Gebhart
Ochre River
Wayne Hess
Christmas Day Busy for MTS Operators in Dauphin
The Manitoba Telephone System reported Christmas Day as the peak for long distance calls. In Dauphin 1662 calls were handled, up 41 percent from 1962, with Boxing Day at 764 calls and the farthest call going to Louisiana. Montreal and Vancouver handled international calls, and 20 Dauphin operators managed the rush. New Year’s Eve is expected to bring another peak at midnight.
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Manitoba
Dauphin
Louisiana
USA
United Kingdom
Denmark
France
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
Argentina
Barbados
Bermuda
Iceland
Montreal
Australia
New Zealand
Japan
Vancouver
ARDA Plans Discussed For Dauphin Area
A 19-member group from Dauphin area organizations met in the rural council chambers on Monday to discuss ARDA the Agricultural Revitalization and Development Act program. They planned a Dauphin area development committee and explored how the community could fit into the program with assistance from Vincent Polloway and Al Kristjanson. Represented groups included the Dauphin Agricultural Society Rural Municipality Town Council Game and Fish Association Co-operative Elevators Manitoba Farm Union Chamber of Commerce Honey Producers Dauphin Milk Producers Association Industrial Development Committee Manitoba Pool Elevators and Credit Unions.
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Rural Council
Discs
Agricultural Rehrvon and Development Acta
Vincent Polloway
David J. Hill
Dauphin
Arda
CBC Farm Radio Forum
al Kristjanson
Department of Agriculture
Economics Department
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Game and Fish Association
Co-operative Elevators
Manitoba Farm Union
Chamber of Commerce
Dauphin Milk Producers Association
Industrial Development Committee
Manitoba Pool Elevators
House Damaged In Early Morning Fire
A 5:15 a.m. blaze damaged John Mazur's home at 21 Twelfth Avenue SW, believed to start from overheated stove pipes. Neighbors sheltered Mazur, who lives alone, after the $1,000 loss with no insurance on building or contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volunteer Fire Department
John Mazur
Twelfth Avenue
Mazur
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EN Sass
Ea Ae
Rathi
Ath
Ren
Froncation
Accounting Department
Area Comptroller
L. C Wilson
K. E. Hirst
E.S. Barker
S. A. Leaver
Engineering Department
J. J. Pomer
L. W. Winters
Dauphin Town
Perm
Ste. Rose Farmer
Paul Magnet
Nuffield
Britain
Dauphin Musical Supplies
Front Street
Bank .of Montreal
C. R. Durston
Lake Audy
Astrorgasbord
Dauphin Toth Field Battery
Macneil School
Dauphin- Ochre
Howard Campbell
The
Agricultural Society
Walter Fordyce
Allard Motors
Page A& New Parts
Carl Black
Cele
Brate
Adam Nicholson
Vermilion Park
Hatch Motors
Dauphin Public _brary
K. Everall
Fred Mitchell
Fred Hale
Archbishop Finhiff
Winni
Blackwoods Beverages Ltd
Dauphin Kings
Yorkton Terriers
Bernice Blackburn
Nova Scotia
Durston Handy Thimbiers Clothing Club
John Tycholis
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Bernard J. Stevens
Alf Buckwood
Edwards Creek
W. A. “Bhi” Scott
Clayton Long
Gimli
John F. Moorhead
St. John, New Brunswick
St. Paul's Anglican Church
A. E “Ted
Dauphin Memorial and Community Centre Board
Dauphin Horticultural Society
Hazell Floral Company
Scott’ Hardware Cup
Loyal Orange Lodge
Black Chapter
J. N. Halilne
Keith Baxter
Basswood
Ois
al Evason
Swan River
Bob Tower
H. P. Nicholson
S.T. “Siggs” Sigurdson
Beverely Thompson
D. J. Hill
Pee. Dauphin
Vice
Watt
MTS
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