Do It Now Campaign Endorsed by Manitoba Officials
The Do It Now Campaign endorses higher winter employment, noting a rise in overall winter work in recent years. In Dauphin area including Swan River Roblin and Ste. Rose, winter levels have fallen over four years due to new techniques and shared efforts. 1,100 job seekers in the area are ready to contribute to the economy as government private employers and the public push to better use manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Swan River
Roblin
Ste. Rose
Davies
Dauphin Welcomes Producers Feeds Plant in New Industry Drive
Dauphin opens Producers Feeds Co. Ltd a modern feed plant part of a seven site chain. Henry G Dueck arrives from Wynyard Sask bringing 14 years experience to serve the area with 40 tons daily capacity and 200 tons bulk storage. The plant aims to be a stockmen one stop shop offering feeds medicines vaccines and supplies while supporting four local families.
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Dauphin
Producers’ Feeds Co. Ltd
Henry G. Dueck
Wynyard
Sask
Henry
Henry Dueck
Saskatchewan
Producers’ Feed Company Ltd
Preeceville
North Battleford
Hegina
West Dauphin
Dueck
Kin's Volunteer Fire Department Chief Entering 17th Year
Low fire loss in 1965 as Kin's Volunteer Fire Department marks 17th year under Chief Gordon Harrison. The annual report shows 47 calls from Nov 15 1964 to Nov 15 1965 across road oil, electrical, rubbish and grass, car, house and chimney, and rural fires. Loss amounts totaled about 9 250 dollars, lower than 1964 due to prevention programs. Firemen receive praise from building owners for their efforts and dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men of Kin
Volunteer Fire Department
Three Fire Calls During Cold Weekend Reported
Volunteers were summoned three times over a frigid weekend as temperatures dipped to 20 below and 30 below. The first blaze at L M Prinee’s northeast home damaged a sheep barn, costing four lambs and prompting rebuilding. Neighbors alerted the family at home. department units responded at 10 45 a m with one unit and six men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Prinee
Prinees
Weeklong cold snap shatters two 30 year records
A week of frigid temperatures produced two record lows dating to 1935. The -38F on January 21 broke the prior 34 degree low and the -38F on January 23 surpassed the -33F low from 1935 for that date. Snow amounted to about 0.6 inches with 0.03 inches water content across four days.
Dr Wright School to Open this Saturday in Dauphin
A new two classroom and auditorium school opens with a 3 PM program and ribbon cutting. Howard Timm reports on the year for the Association for Retarded Children in Dauphin describing land purchases, amalgamation plans, and discussions with government officials as preparations for the staged regional facility move underway in 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Timm
Association For Retarded Children In
Dauphin
Grandview
Mackay
John Whitmore
Geo. Johnson
Sewart E. McLean
Dr. Johnson
McLean
Department of Fducation
Dauphin-Ochre
Stewart E. McLean
Fendick
Dial Corporation Aims to Bring Industries to Dauphin
The Dial corporation led by Newton reports year of progress toward establishing a hosiery firm United States machine maker rapeseed plant and other ventures in Dauphin Quebec The company invited L McGee regional coordinator of the Area Development agency to Dauphin for interviews with local businessmen The new directors expect a successful year and welcome information to aid regional development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dial
Dauphin
Quebec
United States Machine Manufacturing Company
Church College
Theatre
L. McGee, Regional Co
Federal Department of Industry
Commence
DMCC Services Expand In Past Year To Meet Community Needs
A. E. Ted Scrase hails the Dauphin Memorial and Community Centre as one of Canada’s finest and outlines expansions in 1965 including artificial ice, new siding, heated arena, and hosting provincial junior rifle titles. He urges landscaping, independent funding, and revisiting original master plans to sustain growth and memorial purpose.
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DMCC
Canada
A. E
Ted” Scrase
Dauphin Memorial
Serase
DMCA
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Bob Scott
Ed Johansen
Helen Marsh
Andy Newton
Don White
Scrase
Ity
Victor Feldbrill Leads Winnipeg Symphony in Dauphin
The Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra under Victor Feldbrill returns to Dauphin with two programs, sponsored by the Dauphin Lions Club. The first concert on March 30 at 8:30 p.m. will be in the Dauphin Collegiate, followed by a pupil concert at 10:30 a.m. the next day for students. Feldbrill serves as conductor and musical director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
Victor Feldbrill
Dauphin
Dauphin Lions Club
Dauphin Collegiate
DMCC Capital Assets Pass $400,000 Mark
The Dauphin Memorial Community Centre reports assets of 408,620 in the construction ledger as of 1965 with depreciation not shown. Capital additions totalled 36,565 for the year, including metal siding, arena lighting, and barn work, while overall operations showed a small deficit of 653. The skating arena also ran a 291 deficit on 11,029 in expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Memorial Community Centre
Ed Johansen
DMCC
Dauphin
Dauphin Finance Committee Recommends $7,000 For St. Pauls Home
The Dauphin town council finance committee approved a $7,000 grant to St. Pauls Home for a 70 bed personal care facility. The grant would be paid over three years as part of a $25,000 municipal contribution toward a $75,000 local share to secure a $300,000 OMHC loan. Other items discussed included tax exemptions, heat installation funding for DMCC arena, library budget, and a $4,000 proposal from the chamber of commerce for an industrial development commission.
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Dauphin Town
St. Paul's
St. Paul’s
Finance Committee
A. C. Matthews
A. Balaen
Vale
Bell
Dauphin
Dauphin Rural Council
Baleaen
Council
Citizens’ Homes Corporation
Vermillion Park Centennial
Dauphin Public Library
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Development Commission
Dauphin Women Honored At Council Meeting Citations
At the Dauphin Local Council of Women annual meeting in the Boulevard hotel Colonial room ten women received merit certificates for long serving community work. Recipients include Mrs. R. W. Dicks Mrs. Keverall Miss Vina Ham Miss Helen Marsh Mrs. J. A. McPhee Mrs. Fred Moroz Mrs. Alex Oliphant Mrs. Ben Shewfelt Miss Rhoda Tucker and Mrs. I L Winters Miss Mary Hamilton president announced the presentations assisted by council members.
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Dauphin
Boulevard Hotel
R. W. Dicks
Keverall
Vina Ham
Helen Marsh
J. A. McPhee
Fred Moroz
Alex Oliphant
Ben Shewfelt
Rhoda Tucker
Ll. O
Little's Business College
Gover
The
Dauphin Council of Women
Alex Oliphart
R. W.dicks
K. Everall
B. Shewfelt
Vina Hunt
J. O. Winters
Mary Hamilton
Council of Women
Thoda Tucker
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Dauphin’s
Alberta
Gordon Harrison
W. Yellowera
M N. Keats
T. Drebinsky
P Baray
M. Matwizian
J. Douglas
D. Porter
B. Craig
H. Sinclair
T Boyachek
R. McGimpsey
D. Tully
Dr. Wright
Dial” Corporation
Winnipeg Symphony
Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities
Nors
University of Manitoba
United Nations
F. Moroz
I. O. Winters
W. L. Watson
J. H. Dunlop
W. G. Syme
J. Bilous
W. Bialdizyski
T. E. Bloomfield
Verna Ramsden
Linda Fordyce
Ochre River
Alex Sumpter
A. T. Warnock
E. Bloomfield
W. Bialobzyski
J. A. Jamieson
Fork River
L. P. Johnson
Heath and Welfare
L. B. Blaine
D. A. Ross
S. Andrechuk
Natural Resources
E. F. Troendie
John Potoski
le E Ballek
Peter Plesh
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