Indonesian threat and Malaysia row at United Nations
Sukarno accuses Malaysia of colonial maneuvering and vows to crush the young nation as Indonesia withdraws from the UN. Malay sian authorities seek UN aid amid cross border raids and a reported Indonesian landing in South Malaya while Britain monitors troop deployments in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Malaysia
Security Council
Sukarno
Southeast Asia
Indonesia
World Organization
Indoneia
Boreno
Singapore
Malaya
London
Harold Wilson
New Zealand
Tunku Abdel Rapman
John R. Morgan Elected Chairman of Area Board
John R. Morgan veteran school trustee was elected chairman of the Dauphin-Ochre Area school board at the statutory meeting last Wednesday evening. Cecil R. Durston was re elected vice chairman. Morgan, serving eighth year as area trustee for ward 3, has chaired transportation and equipment. He is long time secretary of the Fairville school board and heads a farming family near Dauphin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Morgan
Dauphin-Ochre Area
Cecil R. Durston
Dauphin
John Morgan
Fairville
Georgie Morgan
Robert
Frances
Dauphin Collegiate
Bill
Fairville School
Mr. Morgan
Severe cold week grips residents with biting winds
The week has been among the coldest of winter with 32 mph winds. Snow fell on five days prompting residents to hope the January thaw arrives soon.
New Tables Finished at Stoney Point Beach and Picnic Grounds
Mike Szewczyk reports two new tables completed for rural council use at Stoney Point beach and the new field area picnic grounds. Prisoners at Dauphin Goal built the tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Szewczyk
Stoney Point Beach
Rural Council
Dauphin Goal
A C Matthews Reviews Area Board Policies 1964 Report
A C Matthews presents the 1964 annual report of the area board, noting tradition of presenting early year, evaluating progress in administering schools, critic attitudes, and efforts to interview students who failed exams with parents. He calls for full board elections and discusses ongoing problem resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Matthews
Area Teachers Give Notice To Terminate Salary Agreement
The Dauphin-Ochre Area school board and the Manitoba Teachers' Society district association No. 33 submit written notice to terminate the current salary agreement and enter negotiations for a new schedule. The new deadline is January 15, with negotiations set for an agreement effective next September. The Herald notes public statements on Manitoba teachers' salaries by key associations are published on page four.
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District Association No. 33
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Dauphin-Ochre Area
Herald
Arbitration Board
Manitoba
Urban School Trustees’ Association of Manitoba
Manitoba School Trustees’ Association
The
Royal Winnipeg Ballet Dancers From World Wide Roots Visit Dauphin
Five principal dancers of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet perform in Dauphin at the collegiate auditorium on Monday February 8 with two shows for students and the public. The cast includes Sonia Taverner Richard Rutherford Fredric Strobel Jim Clouser Lynette Fry from multiple countries and Canadian cities.
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Royal Winnipeg Ballet
Dauphin
Sonia Tavener
Frederic Strobel
Richard Rutherford
Jim Clouser
Lynette Fry
Royal Winnipeg
Dr. McDonald
Eaton’s
Dauphin Ballet
Dave McDonald
Sonia Taverner
Byfleet
England
Canada
Nelson
B. C
Fredric Strobel
Virginia
Chicago
Winnipeg
Rochester
N. Y
Bill Martin-Viscount
the Royal Winnipeg
Beverley Barkley
Dauphin Local School Board Elects Tycholis Chair
John L. Tycholis was elected chairman of the Dauphin district No. 905 board at the statutory meeting last Wednesday evening. Mrs. June E. Barber was reelected vice-chairman. New standing committees include Buildings Grounds Fuel Management Finance Transportation and Community Schools. Roy Caruk, Mrs. Eliza Caruk, Fisher, and Miss Anne Ward were named trustees and assistant secretary respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
John L. Tycholis
June E. Barber
Roy Caruk
Eliza
Caruk
Fisher
Anne Ward
March of Dimes drives money trees reach 1965 goal
March starts as the campaign disseminates 230000 money trees to homes across the province this week. Organizers aim to raise 236250 dollars to meet the 1965 objective through local contributions and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March of Dimes
Money Trees
Donald Persson To Head Dauphin Chamber Of Commerce
Donald E Persson was unanimously elected to lead the Dauphin chamber of commerce becoming president at the January executive meeting this Wednesday evening. He previously served as vice president and chaired the tourist and publicity committee, with a 1965 slate naming 16 directors and six new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E. Persson
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
William G Hanbury
Cliff C. Lougheed
Charles A. McKay
Dauphin
Don Persson
Old Dauphin School
Navy
Atlantic
Department of Transport
Winnipeg
Russell, Branden
Fort Wiliam
Ont
Calgary
Alta
Persson Insurance Agencies
Don
The
Lions Club
Boy
Scout Council
Dauphin First United Church
Howdy Nay-Bor
Charles N. Bentham
Stan Clarke
Harvey E Henderson
Charles A. McDonald
Peter N. McDougall
Ron J. McLean
E. Henry Paul
Gerry M. Wilson
Fred A. Chapman
Edward W. Demkin
L. Pete Johnson
Wm McClernen
Harold J. Mobberley
S. R. Oliver
R. L. Pascoe
Art Rzesnoski
Effy
C of C
Dauphin Horticultural Society Forms Committees
The Dauphin Horticultural Society held its first general meeting on Friday January 8 at the home of Mr and Mrs Gavin Strang with 15 in attendance. Officers appointed included President E F Treen dle and recording secretary W H Pridgen. Committees for Gladiolus Show Garden Show Cut flowers and more were named, detailing members for each specialty and overall organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Dauphin Horticultural Society
Gavin Strang
E. F. Treendle
W. H. Pridgen
Centenarian of Dauphin to celebrate 100th birthday
Mrs. Rachel Bateman, who turns 100 this Saturday January 16, poses outside her Dauphin residence with her daughter Mrs. H. Cross of Lindsay Ontario. The tribute notes her fondness for sitting outdoors among flower beds of petunias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Bateman
Second Avenue
H. Cross
Mabel
Lindsay, Ont
Emergency ambulance services halted by funeral firms
Sneath Strilchuk and Riverside Chapel ceased emergency ambulance services on Jan 6 after town council asked for a continued arrangement pending health reports. The firms cited council deferral and transfer of financial burden to them, noting prior warnings of discontinuation if adequate payment was not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneath-Strilchuk Funeral Services Ltd
Riverside Chapel Ltd
RCMP
Town Council
Sneath-Strilchuk
Riverside
Manitoba Health Council
Manitoba Hospital Commission
Council
Sevice
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Canadiarmitt
Morgan
Myrtle Patsack
Portage la Prairie
Margaret
Teachers’ College
Dauphin-Ochre Board
M. F. Szewcczyk
C. R. Durston
W. T. Volkers
Australia
Wendy Barker
Ronald Lindner
Yemaiel Oved
British Columbia
Alberta
Montreal
Ottawa
Texas
Louisiana
New York
Arnold Spohr
Tinctive Ballet Company
Tycholis
Donald Persson
Chamber of Commerce
Helen Marsh
Fred Chapman
R. L Pascoe
Pete Johnson
Horticultural Society
E. V. Dickson
J. A. Stewart
L. Richardson
E. G. Barkey
J. Weeks
V. Roszell
Len Richardson
A. Oliphant
Darcy Gell
J. A. McPhee
J. E. Dent
E. Fair
Bert Scras
E. F. Troerdle
Lil Esplen
I. A. Boles
B. J. Cracy
D'Arcy Bell
J. Stewart
W. H. Pridsen
E. F. Troendie
W. C. Kutcher
Mrs. Erickson
Mrs
B. Brown
Fred Parker
A. Roszell
E. G. Barker
Lorne Nicholson
E Best
Town Homes
Peter Kiez
V. Love
E. F Treendle
B. J. Craeg
H. Davies
J Weeks
Bert Scrase
J A. McPhee
Hugh Fox
L. H. Richardson
Dauphin Volunteer Fire Department
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