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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 1964
Page
7
Guests over the past weekend included Mr and Mrs M Safiniak from Colonsay Saskatchewan and Mr and Mrs Herechuk from The Pas.
Stan E. Barnett of Magnet received a bachelor of science in electrical engineering at the University of Manitoba convocation on May 21. He attended public school in Magnet and graduated from Borketon Collegiate, son of Mr and Mrs Eian Barnett, now employed by Canadian Aviation Electronics of Winnipeg.
Fire Chief Gordon Harrison recalls 27 calls since January with a 12 42 a m alarm for a motorcycle fire at Eleventh Avenue and Main Street and another early morning alert to something burning across the river. Citizens report smoke and call to confirm safety.
James F. Garland, longtime manager of the National Employment Service in Dauphin, has been promoted and transferred to Winnipeg. He will start June 15 and will serve as travelling supervisor, working with Ted Teillet. Garland and his family moved to Dauphin in July 1963 and he has expanded NES reach and staffing here. He is a member of the Dauphin Rotary Club.
The Dauphin Agricultural Society will receive 50 percent grants for projects totaling 23058 dollars. Roof repairs plus mobile seating for rodeo, and metal siding for livestock arena and exhibition building are funded 4500 in 1964 4500 in 1965 and 2520 in 1966 with roof work slated for this year and siding next year.
The Pine River high school held its annual Spring Prom to honor grade 11 students. A banquet included parents, teachers, and guests such as Hon. Stewart McLean QC and Inspector Mrs. Partridge. High school awards went to Mike Kozlyk Maurice Gardy and Marjorie Kwasnicki with school rings to grade 11s.
Dr E Snell of Manitoba health urges travellers to the United Kingdom and Europe to receive a series of TAB typhoid vaccine before departure from Canada. The recommendation follows a typhoid outbreak in Aberdeen Scotland and notes a three shot series.
The Rorketon Collegiate graduation on May 29 in the parish hall honored 18 graduates. Grade 11 members included Mary Biletski Terry Boettcher Stanley Galay Joyce Highfield Shirley Hill Nick Krawec Doreen Solomon John Szport Elsie Timchuk Kenneth Woods. Grade 12 recipients were Sylvia Galay Eleanor Gardovich Milly Heykin Magdaline Pick John Rehaluk Robert Robbins Peter Solomon Elaine Taylor.
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