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Newspaper

Dauphin Herald And Press

Location

Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 19, 1966

Page

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MGEA Convention Planned for Dauphin February

Dauphin hosts the MGEA annual convention February 3 and 4 with about 140 officers and delegates and nearly 300 Dauphin unit members. Bob McEwen chairs local plans with Walter Senick in charge of meals, Jake Symchych as unit councilor, and Fred Mills overseeing executive dinner and tours for delegates’ wives. This marks the second provincial civil service gathering in Dauphin since 1960, as delegates prepare to consider about 50 resolutions from units across Manitoba.

Dauphin Bob McEwen Walter Senick Jake Symchych Wally Robson Bill Warric Fred Mills Ian Moore Lew Gulash Wilf Davis F. J. Mills Kh. J. McEwen S. A. Moore MGEA Civil Service Organization Eee Northern Re McEwen Jake Lymchychrd Moore Wally Ribson Jim Humter Bob Brown Department of Public Utilities Brandon Manitoba

North Air Service Ends Dauphin Calls Under Winter Schedule

Dauphin to be dropped as a northern flight stop under a revised winter schedule running to mid March. Northern services will consolidate into a Winnipeg to The Pas nonstop while Dauphin retains weekday links with TransAir for Winnipeg to Dauphin to Yorkton and return. Local officials cited lack of Dauphin traffic as the reason for discontinuation.

Dauphin Winnipeg Pas TransAir Yorkton Caldwell

Area Teachers Give Notice To Terminate Salary Agreement

The Dauphin-Ochre Area school board received written notice from District No. 33 of the Manitoba Teachers' Society to terminate the current salary agreement and to begin negotiations for a new schedule. The deadline for termination notices was Jan 15, a rule in place since September 1964 arbitration decisions. The present agreement runs for one year from Sept 1, 1965, and negotiations this month aim to shape an agreement to take effect next September. Tabulations show the salary schedules in force since last September.

Manitoba Teachers’ Society Dauphin-Ochre Herald Eiter Arbitration Board Area Board

Freedom and Canadian identity urged at Red Deer event

Robert Thompson spoke to the Red Deer constituency in Alberta last Wednesday, urging Canadians to understand the background of nationhood and to cherish the living spirit of Canada’s constitution 99 years after Confederation. He stressed freedom as a dynamic force at the heart of patriotism.

Canada Thompson Robert Thompson Sahone Red Deer Alberts Se Seealee Pate

Industrial Development Commissioner Sought for Dauphin

Dauphin considers appointing Ivan Thue as development commissioner to coordinate municipal and industrial activities with emphasis on promotion and business development. A town appropriation of 4000 dollars, shared with DIAL and the chamber, is proposed to fund the service on a cost-sharing basis. The plan, supported by DIAL and chamber leaders, was referred to the finance committee and requires legal guidance from the town solicitor.

Ivan Thue Chamber Dauphin Dial Corporation C. C Lougheed Rod Dewar DIAL Industrial Development Corporation Finance Committee Alf Buckwold Chamber of Commerce Council Cham

Retail Management Course Opens for Registrations in Dauphin

Registrations are invited for a ten week Retail Management course in Dauphin starting February 2. Bob Perry of Woolworths will lead sessions one evening weekly. The program offers an upgrading course for a nominal fee targeted at small retail businesses. Contact Ivan Thue for details.

Dauphin Bob Perry Woolworth’s Ivan Thue

Dauphin council urged to raise pupil grant at Dr Wright school

A delegation from the Dauphin Association for Retarded Children asked the town council to raise the per student grant for retarded children at the Dr Wright school from 12.50 to 25 dollars per month, matching neighboring municipalities. The request, noting four current students with possibly two more, was sent to the finance committee for 1966 budget consideration. Dr Butler announced Health Minister C H Witney will attend the school opening on Saturday January 29 at 3 p.m. with public viewing until 8 p.m.

Dauphin Dr. Wright Ray Butler Larry Love Finance Committee Dr. Butler C. H. Witney Council The Dauphin Association For Retarded Children

Town Council Seeks Ottawa Delegation Over Water Supply

Dauphin council urged a delegation to Ottawa after Hon. Arthur Laing rejected expanding park lands for a new water source. Consultants proposed a Vermillion river headwaters watershed six miles west of Moon Lake, but the minister stressed wilderness preservation and long term park use. A delegation led by the mayor and including council members and engineers will be sent when Underwood McLellan is informed.

Ottawa Dauphin Town Arthur Laing Moon Lake National Park Laing Council Edwards Lake Alf Buckwold Underwood McLellan Buckwold Cliff Matthews Dauphin E. M. Erickson

Bill McClernon Honored With Life Membership In Chamber Of Commerce

Bill McClernon, longtime Dauphin resident and business figure, received a life membership at the Dauphin chamber of commerce dinner. Dr. Les Pascoe presented the award, praising McClernon’s decades of support for membership drives and Santa Claus parades. He has 45 years of continuous Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen membership and 37 years as B of RT local chair, with a storied Canadian representative record. The honor marks the second life membership in the 63 year history of the local business group.

Merce C of C Les Pascoe Chamber Bill McClernon Chamber of Commerce Dauphin Robert Fagen Belfast Ireland CNR Eclipse Town Bill Grand Lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad B of RT Grand Lodge Cleveland Miami Beach Board of Trade McClernon

Roseneath Guernsey Dairy Sold After Four Decades of McKillop Era

The Roseneath Guernsey Dairy, run by the McKillop family for over 40 years, has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bernatt. The McKillops, continuing on the farm with swine and cattle, pass the dairy legacy to new owners near Dauphin. The Bernatts acquire 15 cattle and the related ManCo Dairy operations, now Wilson River Guernsey Farm, near the Wilson River location three miles north of the former CNR roundhouse.

Roseneath Guernsey McKillop Roseneath Guernsey John A. MckKillop Russell R. McKillop Raymond McKillops Russell Mary Yorkshire Lacombe Dauphin Michael Bernatt ManCo Dairy Wilson River Guernsey Farm CNR Bernatt Ethelbert Mrs. Bernatt Raymond McKillop Roseneath Pearlie Russell McKillop Mike

Dr Allan Lysack Receives Royal College Fellowship

Dr. Allan Lysack joined Dr M K Brandt in Manitoba medicine at end of November and is among 13 Manitoba doctors named fellows of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada for general surgery. A total of 269 doctors earned fellowships this year and will receive diplomas at a Montreal convocation Friday. Lysack left for Montreal Tuesday.

Allan Lysack M. K. Brandt Manitoba Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada Lysack Ada Montreal

Lionelles Gift TV for Senior Citizens Home

Mrs Glen Forfar former Dauphin Lionelles president presents a television to Ed Johansen head of the Senior Citizens Homes corporation for the lounge of the new seniors home. The Lions club group completed several worthwhile projects in 1965 and earned commendation for thoughtfulness toward others.

Glen Forfar The Dauphin Lionelles Ed Johansen Senior Citizens’ Homes Corporation Lionelles

Ukrainian Festival Plans Progress in Dauphin Meetings

Two Dauphin Canadian Ukrainian Festival committee meetings, on December 20 and January 10, advance 1966 plans. Canada Council declines local festival funding but advisory aid possible later. Industry and Commerce offers guidance. Stationery design approved featuring the Ukrainian three-prong symbol on a red maple leaf.

Dauphin 0 Heschuk Canada Council Department of Industry and Commerce Young Men's Association Order of the Royal Purple

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North Air Service Max Selary Safery Ber of Commerce Ed Council Dauphin Chamber of Commerce DARC Federal Department Underwood, McLellan and Associates Ltd William “Bill” McClernon Dauphin Board of Trade Dauphin Chamber of Com R. A. McGimpsey Sr MCA R. H. Szewczyk
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