Da Phin Chamber Elects Bob Oliver 1961 President
The Da Phin chamber of commerce names S. R. Bob Oliver as 1961 president at a final dinner meeting to be held next Wednesday February 1 in the town hall. Oliver succeeds Dr RL Pasene after two years as vice president and was elected alongside 1961 directors to serve one year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee S. R
Bob” Oliver
da Phin Chamber of Commerce
Town Hall
Oliver Gioves Ur
RL. Pasene
Wm MecClernon
ICC
Hamed
J.C Ward
WG. Crane
P Johnson
W Schneider
Cumberland
Rzesnosk
Burton Iwo
G Ft
Scott
Jo McIntosh
Chapman
Bresiaw. T
Jon Hall
Able
Membe
Senior Area Appointments For CNR Here
Senior appointments in the Canadian National Railway system were announced Monday by E S Barker 18 manager. W Winters named Superintendent of transportation Bernard Gasior Superintendent equipment JS Pomor area engineer L C Wilson comptroller M G Thomsen employee relations ONS supervisor a 2 Bremner assistant engineer area 6 D Hart and F V rainmasters. They head to Dauphin EL Boggs and H J McKee become trainmasters at The Pas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Can
Wigan National Railway
Kudson Bay Area
E S. Barker
W Winters
Bernard Gasior
Pomor
L. C. Wilson
M.G Thomsen
Bremner
Hart
F.V
Rainmasters
Dauphin
EL. Boggs
H. J. McKee
Pas Dumouches
Improved Driving In Manitoba Shown By Radar Checks
RCMP radar teams report an improved pattern of safe driving in Manitoba. In the first half of the period, 377 motorists were prosecuted out of 72 143 vehicles clocked and 2 447 warnings were issued. Radar operated 595 hours during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCMP
Manitoba
Sterling Lyon
Keep a Boy on Ice to Stay Out of Hot Water
A short column warns that keeping a boy on ice tricks him into avoiding trouble, suggesting delayed consequences. It notes possible risks of sheltering youths from accountability and the need for balanced discipline.
31 Day Spell Without A Fire Broken Monday
Fire broke out in Dauphin Monday night, quickly extinguished as a minor incident. Early Tuesday, alarms prompted another call to the brigade for nearby rabith fire concerns, signaling ongoing neighborhood vigilance. Fire chief Gerson Harricon cited swift containment and a brief disruption.
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Dauphin
Monte
Gerson Harricon
Tempest Play by Canadian Players Heads to Dauphin
The Canadian Players bring The Tempest to Mackenzie School auditorium in Dauphin next week with an eight pm show on February 1. Lions club tickets are available. special matinee for students offered by the Mia Council. Deborah Cass Ariel Bernard Behrens Caliban Hug Webster lead in a lively romantic production directed by George McGowan with an innovative movable set by Murray Laufer. The troupe starts Northern Ontario tour January 10 and finishes April 8 in Ottawa.
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Dauphin
Dauphin Lions Club
MacKenzie School
Lions Club
Can Mia Council
Deborah Cass
Ariel Bernard Behrens
Caliban
Hug Webster
Murray Laufer
Ariel
Ottawa
Belle of Barcelona presented by DCTI delight audiences
The DCTI student council staged The Belle of Barcelona a musical comedy to two enthusiastic audiences. Donna Bennett played Margaritan with a bright voice and fine stage presence, while Dennis Swick starred as Lt Harold Wright. The cast delivered lively songs and group numbers with strong supporting turns by Dianne Palmer Fraser Rea and Alice Gorchynski. The plot centers on Margarita torn between duty and a US soldier, culminating in a wedding plan and a staged wedding intervention.
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Barcelona
DCTI
C. Dahlgren
Donna Bennett
Margaurity
Herman Devries
Madrid
Donna Hersins
Harold Wright
Dennis Shick
Dennis Swick
United States
USA
Margarita
Francisco de la Vega
Larry Malazdrewich
Larry
Martha Matilda Ayers
Dianne Palmer
Enanges
Linton
Dierne
Malone
Fraser Rea
Fraser
Emilio
Ron Benson
Eiances
Mercedes “Ster
Pedro
de Monterey Phintalion
Filtie
Sage Ang Fruar
Poweipals
Dianne Paimer
Denis Shick
Pemn Bennett
Ma Ranta
Francisco de Ly Vey
Daing Inspector
Pevenei
Merry and
Weather note shows winter thaw and receding cold
The Batmn weather section describes a fluctuation with a recent warm spell after a week of normal winter conditions. It notes temperatures rising above the typical week and comments on the public mood as residents feel the shift.
Cancer Society Progress Report From Dauphin Unit
The Dauphin unit reports strong fund drive results with exceedance of the $1,506 quota under chair Ann Ward. The year’s activities include an educational campaign led by Audrey Cassin, transportation for patients, and a welfare committee under Mrs D C Macrae. Directors were elected including Ted Scrase George Dowler Jr Sam Leskin Melon Marsh.
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Do Dinon
Bevan
Olivers
T. LeGalgis
Roy P Kop Wk
Snns
Winnipeg
D € Macrae
Dauphin Unit
Vir
Audrey Cassin
amPaien
Ann Ward
D.C. Macrae
Mtion
Canital
Dauphin Community Curling Club
Avery
Bill Forbes
Walter Durston
Frank Gray
IOWN
Fd Johansen
Adam Nicholson
Dauphin Plans Public Meeting on Senior Citizens Housing
Dauphin council votes to call a public meeting to discuss a senior citizens housing project. A citizens committee may be formed to lay plans and study local needs before a sponsor proposal from the evangelical Christian community is explored. The meeting aims to decide type and location of housing for 260 elderly residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Council
Dauphin
Ol Counce
Winnipeg Symphony Visit to Dauphin February 16
Dauphin Lions Club brings the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra to Mackenzie School Auditorium for a public concert at 3 30 pm on February 16 and an afternoon children’s concert for grades 6 7 and 8. Victor Feldbrill conducts. program offers diverse selections and demonstration of instruments. Tickets available through Lions Club members. Reserve the date for a memorable musical event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Victor Feldbrill
May Schin
Do Y Watson Ps
Lions Club
Rmphy
YAS
Judy
Billy Buckwell
Ark of
Do It Now Support Urged To Help Local Job Picture
Winter unemployment strikes the Dauphin area as local officials report 2141 male and 214 female job seekers registered by January 19, up 148 from the prior week. Officials say cold weather and slow activity deepen the national economic slump and wage earners lose work. Continued on page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
National Employment Service
Canada
DMCC Chairman Scrase Outlines 1961 DMCC Improvements
A. E. Ted Scrase presents the Dauphin Memorial and Centre DMCC annual report detailing ongoing services and growth. He notes board resignations, difficulty securing members, and proposes consolidating caretakers under a single committee to ease the grounds and building committee workload. He pays tribute to the late David McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E
Ted” Scrase
Dauphin Memorial
DMCC
Scrase
David McLean
Dauphin Ommunity
Pauphin
Dauphin Retarded Children’s Association Seeks School Start
The Dauphin Retarded Children’s Association met January 17 in the health building auditorium. Officers include President Clayton Scott, Treasurer Barbara Harasyn, and Secretary Olea Urban. committees cover membership, publicity, education, and property. The group plans to start a school in Dauphin this fall and thanks the town council for support including a $2,000 grant and facility improvements.
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Dauphin
Clayton Scott
Mary
Olea Urban
Barbara Harasyn
Ro Tulman
Rev J Vehr
Jl E Timm
Araj Eggertson
Byeyeie Redinser
Hitmore
Vida Cameron
M. CC. Fortres
Stan Konopski
C Scott
Eon McGirr
Vauphin
Secre
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Bob Oliver
CNR
Joe LeClerc
Attom
Laird Oullette
Marie
Ed Tower
Prestoll
Ontario
George McG ‘Owan
Belle
Cant
Bac Haverlock
Choriuses
Astro
Ames
Mercedes
Alice Gorchynski
Rimilio
Colorfuss
Col
Hin
NMCC
Kin Hing
Ulie
DM Uh
Wl Ac
Johansen
Cancer Society
Ren
Raf
Tohansen
Reneral
Dauphin Agricultura Society
WA Ming
Phin
ESO
Floildlines
Ara Machiners
Department of Agriculture
Couneh
St Paul
Cowie
Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
The
Paze 3
Town of
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Chamber of
Nerce
Jeanue Hockey Group
Bank of Montreal
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