Goldwater Bid Roils GOP As Rockefeller Denounces Speech
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller decries Barry Goldwater as dangerous and frightening while urging Republicans to defend liberty worldwide. The convention also nominates William Miller for vice president as international tensions rise over Rhodesia Cyprus and Laos prompt Western relief efforts.
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Dauphin Hit Hardest By Wind Rain Storm
A violent wind and rain storm struck Dauphin at 9 25 p m on July 15 felling trees damaging cars tearing shingles from roofs and downing hydro and telephone poles. Peak rainfall reached 3 41 inches in an hour with winds near 50 mph. Residents faced power flickers downed lights and flooding while streets filled with debris and onlookers gathered to view the damage.
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Local Crops Benefit By Heavy Rain
D. J. Hill, agricultural representative, reports that more than three inches of moisture caused only slight damage and greatly helped crops and pastures. Crops are well rooted and resisted wind, with forage crops gaining as roots store moisture for winter. More rain needed for winter survival of forage crops, though this season may yield little.
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Dauphin Launches Tourist Signs for Clear Lake Traffic
The Dauphin chamber completes Operation Tourist Signs posting seven circular banners along No 10 highway south of Clear Lake inviting visitors to Dauphin. Volunteers aided by local businesses installed 24 inch radius signs with the slogans Come to Dauphin Try Our Shopping and Visit Dauphin.
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Towns New Computing Machine Handles Water Bills
Dauphin residents will see a major change as the National cash accounting machine, installed earlier this year for payroll, starts issuing water bills. Over 2,100 accounts receive two copies for town records and payment validation, with leakage detection possible by comparing usage in cubic feet to metered data.
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Golden Wedding Honors Mr and Mrs Mike Gingera
Mr and Mrs Mike Gingera of Dauphin were honored on their golden wedding Saturday July 18. Married at Ethelbert in 1915 they farmed locally for 35 years then moved to Gilbert Plains district for 29 more years. They retired in 1961 and settled in Dauphin.
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Dauphin Travellers Donate $1,000 To Retarded Fund
R A Bob Fisher presents a $1000 cheque to Dr R S Butler, president of the Dauphin branch of the Canadian association for retarded children. The funds came from the Travellers Day parade at the Dauphin summer fair with support from merchants clubs and townspeople.
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Bob” Fisher
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Volunteer Fire Brigade Organized At Sifton RM Purchases Fire Hall
The rural municipality of Dauphin council approved land purchase in Sifton townsite for a fire hall at 550 dollars. A 1000 gallon water tank unit was retrofitted for rural pump use. A new Sifton volunteer fire brigade was formed in June with Andy Sawdyn as chief and Ernie Hawke as assistant chief, joined by 12 members including Stanley Schykulski and George Foster.
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John Chernia
Air Cadets Headed to Trenton Camp
Twenty four No 50 Lt Col Barker VC squadron air cadets depart July 19 for a two week camp at the RCAF base Trenton Ontario. Accompanying officers are S/L D J Kells and F/O N T Houston. Cadets include James Jad dock Denny Kells Wayne Mc Elmer Billows Timothy Haver Wayne Bassett Jack Haag Michael Hordaiski and Stanley H Hopfiner.
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Gilbert Plains
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Wayne Hopfiner
Weather Log Shows Heat Wave With Late Week Rain
The past week brought mid summer heat with scorching sun. Relief arrived each evening for outdoor comfort. The district saw heavy rain on Wednesday July 15 with 3.58 inches and winds up to 50 mph, aiding crops and gardens. An additional .15 inch fell on July 19.
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Dauphin Firm Wins Post Office Contract at Gladstone
Dauphin Fixtures Limited has been awarded the contract to build a new one storey post office at Gladstone. The firm, advised by the federal department of public works, bid 29 214 dollars. Co owners S R Oliver and J Trudel lead the firm which has built post offices at Ethelbert Winnipegosis Snow Lake and Ashern in the past five years.
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Snow Lake
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First Churchill Excursion Arrives Friday Aug 7
A 17 car CN Rail excursion departs Winnipeg on Friday Aug 7 for a 2000 mile round trip to Churchill Manitoba, bringing about 250 travelers from 24 states and six provinces. The trip includes stopovers at Dauphin Flin Flon Thompson Churchill and The Pas with civic events and sightseeing at Fort Prince of Wales and the Eskimo museum.
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Makinak Girl Drowns in Farm Dug Out
Linda Neiman a 16 year old girl from Makinak drowned Friday July 17 in a farm dug out 2 1 2 miles north of Makinak Funeral services were held Tuesday July 21 at 10 am from Makinak Roman Catholic church with burial in the local Catholic cemetery Rev Father G Gervais officiated Ste Rose Memorial chapel arranged the services
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Arbitration Board To Meet In Dauphin For Salary Dispute
An arbitration board will meet in Dauphin on Monday July 27 to issue an award settling the seven month dispute over teachers salary revisions. The panel includes Judge F W Newman chairman Fred Sigurdson and G H Nicholls. Newman was appointed by Education Minister George Johnson.
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Area Board Buys New Bus for Junior School
The Dauphin-Ochre Area school board approved a 66 passenger bus at a tender price of $7 740 at a July 10 special meeting. Dent Bros submitted the winning tender for an International bus to be delivered by August 25. Five tenders were received from local garage firms.
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Elks Regatta to Highlight Dauphin Civic Holiday
Dauphin's civic holiday on Monday August 3 features the BPO Elks Regatta at Ochre Beach. Mid West Shows offer kiddie rides from 1 to 2 pm with free access for children up to 12. A four tier Kiddies Contest, bingo prizes, a horseshoe tournament and a grand fireworks finale cap the day.
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District
Manitoba
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