Hospital Trustees Institute to Open in Dauphin
The Dauphin Hospital Trustees Institute, described as a first for the area, will open tomorrow morning with an address and a tour of the new hospital wing. A faculty of five administrators and trustees from the region will deliver lectures and conduct panel discussions. The program moves next to Brandon and then Winnipeg.
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Hospital Trustees’ Institute
Dauphin
Rez Ralion
The
Wesorittca
Institute Couree
Brandon
Winnipeg
Freight Derailed East of Makinak on CNA Line
Eight cars of an east bound freight train derailed Friday at 11 pm about a half mile east of Makinak on the CNA Winnipes Dauphin line. Traffic was held for about 12 hours while Winnipesaux work train crews from Kelwood and Giencairn cleared the track and rescued passenger No 9 via Rivers. east bound No 10 remained halted in Dauphin until work finished.
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Makinak
Cnas
Winnipes Dauphin Line
Winnipes
Kelwood
Giencairn
Partenger
Rivers
Dawphin
Flying Club Posts 102600 Miles in 1961 Dauphin Report
Dr W L Watson presented the Dauphin Flying Club 1961 annual report at the January 12 meeting in the Striped Room of the King’s Hotel. The year included 102600 miles of flying activities and 23 group trips to Dauphin Fly-In hosted by community and aviation members.
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Flying Club
W. L. Watson
Dauphin Flying Club
King's Hotel
Reqular
Watton
Chas. McKay
Miles
Austin Ingham
Daryl Brayford
Yorkian Flying Service
Ed Wilcock
Vic Wadman
Austin
Ngham
Harvey Heeg
Hindustan
Yorkton Flying Services
Waterden
Gilbert Plains
McCreary
Ste. Rose
Neepawa
Swans River
Portsgene Prairie
Brandon
Winnipeg
Grand Fork
Nuel
Dauphin
Stewart McLean
Harold Mobberley
DOT
King’s Hotel
McClernon’s
Lake Dauphin
Prairie Provinces
Fivies Farmers Convention
Daupha Hiei
Chamber of Commerce
Cameron Goodhand
Ted Dent
Ted Ewanchychya
Vern Watton
Lemirux
Duane Bates
Lawrie Sepher
Ray Presunka
Aan Dand
John Firmatrice
Ethelbert
Dr. Watson
DFC
March of Dimes aids Manitoba handicapped workers
The March of Dimes helps 2775 Manitobans with disabilities find jobs. Elsie Clark, shown with photo printing gear in Winnipeg, is among workers aided. The Manitoba Society for Crippled Children and Adults lists 140 local cases. A house to house fundraising drive by Oddfellows and Rebekahs runs Thursday February 1 in Dauphin.
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March of Dimes
Manitoba
Daunhin
March of Times
The
Oddfellows and
Rebekahs
Mrs Coney Grant Wins Council Seal in By Election
Mrs Coney O Grant won the Dauphin town council by election held after the death of Councillor Ernest L Love. Initial tally showed Grant 654, Chaykowski 656, McKillop 283 with 802 votes needed. after transfers Grant led 789 to 733, a margin of 56 votes. Grant will serve the remainder of the 1961 62 term.
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Coney O. Grant
Dauphin
Fred Chaykowski
Grant
Ernest L. Love
Coney
Murray A. McKillop
Chaykowski
McKillop
Ste. Rose Fire Brigade Receives Provincial Tribute
Manitoba labor minister John B. Carroll presented Manitoba pins to Ste. Rose du Lac volunteers for cutting fire losses despite no village water supply. The 700 strong community built a 55 000 gallon cistern and fire hall at a total cost of about 6700 with help from the brigade and village council.
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John B. Carroll
Manitoba
Y Manitoba
Ste. Roise du Lac
Carroll
Ste. Rots
Atte
Church of Ste. Roce
Lima
Aiere
Wenan
Bricade
Vilage Council
Ste. Rose
Mr. Carroll
Arthur Humphries
Weather Summary of a Cold Snap and Snow Drifts
The passage recalls three balmy days followed by forecasted colder temperatures and winds that produced hard drifts. Snow fell on all but one day, totaling 2.6 inches, with a warm spell reaching 3$ above that tied the 1947 record for the date.
Further Monies Granted By Dauphin Councils For Hospital Improvements
The Dauphin General hospital expansion moves forward as rural municipality and Dauphin councils pledge about 33 000 to cover renovation of the old facility for chronic patient care. The hospital board approved the funding and aims to clear the way for additional capital projects this year.
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Dauphin Councils
Dauphin General Hospital
Dauphin
Hospital Board of Directors
Pickering
Valley River bridge survey aims at new span and funding
Provincial public works engineers study Valley River for a new 180 foot nine span bridge to replace the old timber Howe truss. Rural council seeks a $79 000 to $80 000 project with 75 percent grant on total cost and a one mill levy to cover local shares, while hospital plans seek $179 000 renovations and a five year local contribution path to complete financing and start work within six to eight months.
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Provincial Department of Public Works
Valley River
Valley River Village
Bridge Department
Herald
M. F. Szewczyk
Sifton Road
Manitoba Hospital Services Plan
Winnipeg
E. W. Hawkins
J. Gardner
W. Cruise
J. Lysak
Canadian Players to Present St Joan in Dauphin
The Canadian Players bring George Bernard Shaw’s Saint Joan to Dauphin on February 21 at Mackenzie school auditorium. Lions Club sponsors. tickets from Lions members or Eli Bay Ltd Fox jewellery Neill's Porter's Stitt Kiddies Korner Gardner & Son.
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St. Joan
Dauphin
Canada
National Touring Theatre Company
Mackenzie School
Lions Club of
Lions Club
Eli Bay Ltd
Fox Jewellery Store
John Gardner & Son Ltd
Kiddies Korner
Neill’s Jewellery
Porter's
Stitt’s Drug
Juvenile cases stressed in town policing report
Town RCMP annual report notes increases in criminal, liquor, and highway traffic investigations for 1961. Juvenile involvement appears in 46 court cases, with 26 liquor prosecutions and 23 highway investigations resulting in prosecutions. Revenue from town police court rose to 6750.10 dollars.
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RCMP
G. H. Crawford
Dauphin Town
Dauphin Feed Mill Wins Shur-Gain Texture Trophy
The Dauphin Shur-Gain feed mill captured top honors at the annual Shur-Gain feed conference in Winnipeg on January 18, winning the Texture trophy for best samples. Walter Kalinsky presented feeds including pig booster starter and hog grower. Seventeen mills from Manitoba and Saskatchewan competed. Winkler, Killarney, Steinbach and Manitou followed in the rankings.
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National Grain Feed Mill of
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Walter Kalinsky
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Winkler
Killarney
Steinbach
Manitou
S. B. Charles
DMCC Annual Meeting Rescheduled for Tonight
The Dau Phin Memorial and Community Centre sets a Wednesday 8 pm meeting in the curling rink upstairs for members to be elected to the board representing town and rural residents. Reports from the board chairmen will cover DMCC financial and administrative operations. the gathering is open to the public.
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Dau Phin Memorial and Community Centre
DMCC
Dauphin
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A . Ae Iveviers Ema
Beth
Mrs. Coney Grant
Pital
Valley River Sifton
Prosinal Department of Works
G. L. Pickering
George Bernard Shaw
Bernard Shaw
Cpl. Crawford
Dau
Government of Canada
Push ¢ Civil Defence Organization
H. J. Mobberley
God Save the Queen
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