Premier Seuve Dies Shocks Quebec Government
Premier Sauve of Quebec dies suddenly during holidays at St. Eustache at age 56 after a brief tenure since Sept 10. He led sit with Ottawa over university grants and chaired a broad sex ilation program while facing a looming general election. He served 28 years in the legislature, once Speaker, and held a key role in the Duplessis era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Seuve
Quebec
Maurice Duplewis
St. Eamtache
Sauve
Ottawa
Mr. Sauve
Fusiliers Mont-Royal Regiment
France
Legislative Assembly
Duplessis
Storms Ravage North America Downgrade 1960 Weather
A week bridging 1959 and 1960 saw freezing rain snow and floods across North America. Southern Ontario highways iced over and power cuts hit homes. Montreal faced floods on the Riviere des Prairies with 12 inches of water backing up. Emergency measures evacuated about 100 families as the Canadian Army assisted Laval and nearby suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Ontario
Hazel
Maritime
New York State
New England
Riviere Des Prairies
Montreal Island
Bordeau
Montreal
Civ
Laval Des Rapides
L'Abord
Pioulfe
Riviere Des Praries
Eli Bay Limited Celebrates Golden Jubilee in Dauphin
The Golden Jubilee crest marks Eli Bay Limited fifty years of service in Dauphin. Since January 1910 the Main Street store has operated at the same location, expanding from footwear and men’s wear to a full line of men’s clothing and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Bay Limited
Dauphin
Bay
Main Street
Eli Bay
Buckwold and Corman
Sam PF. Katz
Bay and Katz
Mr. Bay
el Bay Limited
Saul M Bay
Harry Bay
Johnny Kay
EF. E. Mickey" McBride
Five Members Of Family Perish In Winnipegosis Fire
A Winnipegosis family of six lost five members in a late night dwelling blaze near the village. Elmer Galbraith his wife Mary and three children perished while four year old Rovert survived with his grandmother away from the fire. An overheated stove is suspected to have started the blaze and RCMP will hold an inquest next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Galbraith
Mary
Sandra
Gary
Ronald
Rovert
Harry Bratko
Winnipegosis Village
Galbraith
RCMP
Winipegosis
Dauphin
Galbraiths
Farm Loan Office Opens in Dauphin Manitoba
Manitoba Agricultural Credit Corporation opens a Dauphin office to lend up to 25000 per borrower for paying off mortgages buying land fencing equipment and livestock. Loans do not exceed 65 percent of security with 4 percent rate for young farmers and 5 percent for others, term up to 30 years. JM Barr appointed district agent and Accredited Appraiser local backlog noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Agricultural Credit
Dauphin
Manitoba
Mary Max m
Second Avenue
Kings Hotel
Manitoba Agricultural Credit Act
Corporation
Ness
JM. Barr
Barr
VLA
Dauptin
Canadian Institute Aact
Fork River Hotel Destroyed by Early Morning Fire
The Fork River Hotel at Fork River was razed by a fire of unknown origin early Tuesday. The 111 room structure and its contents are fully insured with estimated damage of 20000 dollars. Fire Chief Gordon Harrison said the alarm came in at 2 45 am and the volunteer brigade faced a blaze beyond control in 20 degree below zero weather. A dog and a cat belonging to Mr and Mrs John Barske perished in the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fork River
Gordon Harrison
The
Herald
John Barske
Moving story of an old Baptist church site shift
The Baptist church at Fourth avenue NE and Main, built in 1905, relocates for a Safe Way store and parking lot. Adjacent houses and a two storey stable were moved, furnishings salvaged, and windows not saved due to renovation costs. The former church site becomes Archie Bennett property with several homes moved and a new manifold of renovations planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Fourth Avenue
Main
Safeway
Fifth Avenue
First Street
Nake
Pentecostal Church
Sneath
Sie
Archie Bennett
W. Arthurs
Chas, Beer
Ogime Dan
New Depository Vault Installed At Bank Of Nova Scotia Dauphin
A new night depository vault weighing over 6000 pounds was installed at the Bank Of Nova Scotia in Dauphin. Manager Pete Le Gallais said the unit extends from vault to street opening and allows after hours deposits with a canvas bag and key. Deposits can be held or moved to the customer’s account, reducing overnight cash risks. The vault, finished in white metal with the bank crest, opens at the Burros Block southeast corner and is now in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Nova Scotia
Pete le Gallais
Dauphin
le Gallais
Ular
Burresos
Bank > of Nova Scotia
Ness
Town Council Names Committees For Coming Year
The 1960 meeting approved four standing committees with chairmen listed and deputies named. Mayor Harold J. Mobberley announced committee appointments including RooDicks as deputy mayor and BD. W. Hratiuk as assistant deputy mayor. Regular meetings stay on the second and fourth Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobberley
Roow Dicks
BD. W. Hratiuk
Convention Year Sets Dauphin For Three Meetings In 1960
Dauphin will host at least three provincial conventions in 1960. The Manitoba Government Employees Association convention opens January 28 29 with MGAKE meeting first outside Winnipeg. Bowen chairs the planning committee expecting about 100 delegates and wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Manitoba
Kn Employees — Association
MGAKE
Win
Niper Wot Bowen
Tenth Avenue
Ed Tower Heads To Winnipeg For TV Appearance
Ed Tower leaves Dauphin for Winnipeg to appear on CBWT Spotheht a segment on the Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Manitoba He has been active with the March of Dimes campaigns locally by Odd Fellows and UWehekah lodges The article also outlines plans for the 1960 Manitoba Chambers of Commerce convention in Dauphin with local officers and committees named and Dauphin’s role in provincial urban meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fao Tower
Ownoas
Oddfellow
Uwehekah
Winnipeg
Society For Chrippled Children and Adults of
Manitoba
CBWT
Ted Benoit
Dauphin
Manitoba Chambers of
Comerce
S. R. Oliver
Dauphin Coot C
They
Ro L Pascoe
Mir Olier
Mins Anne Ward
He J. Mobberley
S.J. Hegine
Robert Mundle
SOT
Dauphin Mayor Reports 1959 Civic Progress and Finances
Mayor Harold J. Mobberley outlines a year of work in the waterworks project at Edwards Lake under federal and provincial winter programs, boosting usable water by 100 percent to 1 100 million gallons. The report covers street, curb and gutter, sidewalks, sewer and water lines, street lighting, and a town-wide lighting plan, plus 106 building permits valued at 1 102 750 and notable equipment purchases. Tax collections reached 100 16 percent of the levy. assessment plans and by law amendments are expected to be finalized early in the year. continued service improvements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Mobberley
Dauphin
Edwards Lake
No 10
Ski Resort Work Halted in Riding Mountain Park
The Brandon report says work on the Riding Mountain National Park ski resort is paused for winter. Mitchell, park superintendent, notes no funding was voted this winter to continue the ski run. Clearing began last January in McKinnop Creek area as a federal winter works project. BE Grose says the department has pressed federal authorities to finish the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riding Mountain National Park
Brandon
KB. Mitchell
McKinnop Creek
Mitchell
Winter Manitobas
Industry and Commerce
BE Grose
Winniner Free Press
Heggie Departing Dauphin for Eston Banking Post
S J Heggie transferred to Eston Sask to manage the Canadian Bank of Commerce there. Donald J Cumberland succeeds him as manager of the Dauphin branch coming from Reina Sask where he was assistant manager. Cumberland is a native of Elrose Sask with a long banking career and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Heggie
Eston
D. J. Cumberland
Bank of Commerce
Dauphin
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Donald J. Cilbertand
Tie
Laiiue J. Heggie
Neath
Mr. Hegsie
Sask
Prairie — Provinces
Scotland
Canada
Alberta
Kenton
Stonewall
Levine
Chamber of Commerce
Ed Cross Society
Salvation Vrs
Mro
Hegvie
Malcolm
Manitoba Technical Institute
Wenniper
Cumberland
Reina
Manaer
Miro Cumberland
Gary
University of Alberta
Edmonton
Bill
Origin and Transformation of Koliada Practices
The text traces Koliada origins before the tenth or eleventh centuries as pagan rites tied to sun worship and harvest rituals. It notes Christian influence beginning with Vladimir the Great’s baptism and gradual replacement of pagan songs with hymns to Christ, while preserving some ancient carols in Ukrainian tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasztoh
Omar
Ukraine
Vladimir the Great
Dnieper
Orr
Jesus Christ
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Eccles
Seuve
Arnold
A. L. Boucher
Struthers
Clayton Scott
R. Durston
Gram
Main’ Street
Second Avenue NW
Raymond W Dicks
Alfred Buckwold
Daanet
MelLean Anderson
Buckwold Caan
McMillan Police
Hnattuk
Siwets Grant
McMillan, Dicks
Counc Hors
Dicks. Buckwold
Hnatiuk
Jord
McLean, Buckwold
Shwets
V. L.watson
Walter D Fordyce
J. C. McMurray
Cominu
Paul Miszibrocky
McMilhin
Hnatink
McMillan Dauphin Heath
Grant
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Senior Citizens
Dauphin Memorial Community Centre
Meloan Dnieks
Parks Board
RE Licks
George Sumpter
EB. A Koons
Scott
W. Ho Ramptom
Rol
Denison
Buckwold
Mobberies
Gram, Dicks
Library Board
Madge I McFadden
Ho J. Aitchison
B.C. Goodh
Adam Nicholson
Council
McLean
Athletic Council
Citizen
Frank Bumstead
Steve Hawrysh
Roe Hard
John Love
J. KR. Dem
Perepeluk
Bloombeld
Omcc Arena
McMillan
Citizens’ Welfare
Industrial Development Committee
Ron. Hnativ
Citizen Chamber
J. Ho Mclntosh
Job Burton
Chamber — At Commerce
Anderson
Mabberley
James B. Telfer
Harold G. Clifford
DE Melean
Russell Bo Mckillop
Henry Artituse
Willis Rutley
Nowman Chard
W .D. Strang
James Anderson
Robert Hinatiwu
W. F Arthius Siftond
Ed Tower
Tadies
Gwen Plath
Ler. Johnson
Eeca Brestes
Ar Rzesposki
J. Burton Wo McClernon
Wood Crane
DR Mclean
Roo Marsh
J Mo Henderson
Annie Ward
CC of
Mccintosh
oManteba
Dauphan
Wo Batimore
Dauphin Hiavor
Stewart
Mts Town
Public Works Department and Waterworks Department
Jan Oliphant
Muvself
Gand
Public Works Department
Sevaco
Canadian Cancer Society
Dauphin Rotary Club
Dauphin Tatted Church
Boir
Theo
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