Pope John XXIII and the Ecumenical Council
The article recalls Pope John XXIII’s 1936 ascent and his push for Christian unity through eight encyclicals and the first Ecumenical Council in a century. It notes anticipated succession, Vatican politics, and liberal versus conservative split among cardinals as the council resumes in September. It also mentions the Profumo affair in Britain, linking security concerns to the Macmillan government and parliamentary tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John XXIII
John
Vatican
United Nations
Chers
College of Cardinale
Giovanni Battista Catinal Mentini
Archbidion
Milan
CN Banquet guest speaker for Hudson Bay CNR staff
George A. Howard of Canadian National Railways will address the Hudson Bay area employees at the annual CN banquet and dance in Dauphin. The event, sponsored by the Dauphin ONR entertainment association, is set for Friday June 14 at Eleventh Avenue hall, with banquet at 6:30 pm. Tickets from the ticket office yard office or area manager. Employees and retired employees may attend with a spouse or friend. meat and fish will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Howard
Canadian National Railways
Prairie Region
Hudson Bay Area
CNR
Dauphin
C of C Dinner Meeting For All Members Tonight
The Dauphin Chamber of Commerce invites all members to a dinner meeting in the Aves hotel banquet room at 6 o clock. President Bob Oliver will present reports on projects undertaken this year. A discussion on proposed Manitoba Telephone system schedule changes and information on Travellers Day parade set for Friday July 12 at the Dauphin Fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aves
Bob Oliver
C of C
Manitoba
Dauphin
Prospects For Crops Good Here
The town agricultural office reports unusually favorable crop prospects with ample moisture aiding germination and growth. Wheat is in and coarse grains flax show partial progress while light rains bolster field termination. Farmers face varying conditions as Pine River saw a three hour rain hail storm causing localized damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Mart
Pine River
Heen
Local MTS Elects Don Cronk President At Dauphin Meeting
Donald Cronk was elected president of Manitoba Teachers' Society Local 33 at a Dauphin Collegiate executive meeting on Monday June 3. New officers include vice president B. Boughen, secretary treasurer A. Roy, pensions Mrs. A Artibise, public relations Mrs. E Cassin, curriculum J Gosskie, resolutions Mrs. K Durston, and past president S Cholka. Dorothy Brummitt and Mrs. M Prokopowich were named ex officio members. Cronk will attend the Clear Lake leadership seminar in late August and planning for the year's program will be set. A final MTS picnic will complete the year's activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Cronk
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Dauphin
B. Boughen
A. Roy
A. Artibise
E. Cassin
J. Gosskie
K. Durston
S. Cholka
Mies Dorothy Brummitt
Teachers’ Society For
M. Prokopowich
Cronk
Clear Lake
Strike Sends Local Bowler to Jamaica in July
Jubilation in the Harrison home as Mrs. Gaye Harrison wins a two person air trip to Jamaica for twelve days. She bowled a 174 average at the Canzos festival and posted 297 916 and 242 games, gaining 48 pins over her average. She and husband will depart July 1 for the dominion wide event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Harrison
Harrison
Gaye
Jaemaica
Dominion
Dau‘in
Royal Commission to Sit Here Next Monday
The Royal Commission on Local Government Organization and Finance sets four formal presentations for a public hearing here next Monday. Notice to appear has been given by the Dauphin-Ochre Area School Board the Dauphin Retarded Children's Association a rural municipality of Dauphin citizens group and F H Wilson of Makaroff. Dauphin town council under Mayor Harold Mobberley has authorized a brief for submission by July 15. The commission will meet informally with citizens to discuss local government problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Commission On Local Government Organization and Finance
Daushin-Ochre Area School Board
Daumhin Retarded Children’s Associattion
Dauphin
F. H. Wilson
Makaroff
Dauphin Town Council
Harold Mobberley
Manitoba Urban Association
The
Urban Association
Union of Municipalities
Royal Commission
Roland Michener
John Trompson
James R. Melnnes
Murray S. Donnelly
PhD
Donald L. Campbell
Joseph E. Martin
HBRA Resolutions Seek Longer Churchill Shipping Season
The Hudson Bay Route Association urged extending Churchill Manitoba’s brief shipping season. Resolutions push marine insurance before July 22, rail incentives, increased storage to 10 million bushels, new freight facilities, ice dispersal tech, cargo submarines, faster road work to Churchill, and upgraded port facilities. Delegates urged multi level government studies and tourism promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Hudson Bay Route Association
Manitoba
HERA
Dauphin
Hudson Strait
Association
Transport Department
Canadian National Railways
Prince of Wales
Fort William
Vancouver
William McK. Rose
Tac Vert
Sarkatehowen Whert
Canadian Board
Fort
Valley River bridge opening honor to district pioneer
The Valley River district celebrates the official opening of a modern bridge on the Valley River to Sifton road with ribbon cutting by George P. Hassard, a native pioneer, and remarks from local officials including Reeve John Potoski and Minister Stewart McLean. A photo display recalls previous bridges from 1909 to 1963, with residents recalling past flood damage and construction milestones.
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New
Valley River Bridge
George P. Hassard
Valley River District
Wa'er Weir
Valley River - To - Sifton
Daunhin
Nnneram
Nanuohin
Michael F Sneweark
Daunrhin
Valley River
Bern
Steweark
Mr. Hassard
Mr. Hascard
George A. Haeecard
John Potoski
Dauphin
Sifton
Potoski
Stewart McLean
Dauahin
Manitoba
Boughen Bros
A. J
B. F. Bouchen
James W. McQuay
McQuay
Mr. Hassar
Royal Grafton
CNR
Ste. Rose du Lac approves 160000 water sewage by law
Ratepayers vote June 4 to back a 160000 water and sewage by law by more than three to one. Turnout nears 87 percent with 187 in favor and 57 opposed, enabling council to grant final reading and issue the debenture for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste. Rose du Lac
Manitoba
Ste. Rose Village
A. L. Pineau
Air Cadet Achievement Honors At May 31 Inspection
In the May 31 inspection of Lt Col Barker’s 50th Air Cadet Squadron Dauphin, WO Brian Steffler received the Lt Col Barker VC trophy and squadron marksmanship award and graduation certificate. Squadron Leader M S MacConnell presented CF Decorations to D J Kells. Awards went to FH Sgt Jack Keinlin Ste. Rose, ACI Rick Gasier, Fit Sgt Barry Wilcock, Fit Sgt Brian McGimperey, Cpl Christien Hopfner, LAC John Beasse, AC1 Wayne McGimpsey, and Frt Lieut R Stone. Frt Lieut P Charles and MacConnell also featured. Photos by Ed Tower.
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Brian Steffler
Barker
Cecil Barker
Spedron
M. S. MacConnell
CJACT
Rivers
Picure
MacConnell
D. J. Kells
Jack Keinlin Ste. Rose
ACI
Rick Gasier
Fit
Barry Wilcock
Brian Mc Gimperey
Cpl
Christien Hopfner
Lac John Beasse
Wayne McGimpsey
W.A. Thomas
R. Stone
CJATC
Rivers Station
P. Charles
Training Command Headquarters
Winnipeg
Ed Tower
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Foulfe
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Stenher
Profumo
Ward
Cartier
Miss Keeler
Cottege
Macmillan
House of Commons
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Soviet Union
Eugene Ivanov
London
Wilson
Moscow
Khruschev
Labor
Kennedy
Mackeen
Britain
Rho
MTS
Don Cronk
Jamaica
Canadian Press
Jim Neaves
J. S. Woodward
Sisketoon
Hudson
Wesern Canada
W. A. Richford
Norquay
Sask
James Gray
Sackatoon
Prince Albert
Chambers of Commerce and
J F. Gray
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