Four Ridings In This Area Split On Election Results
Manitoba election results yield deadlocked outcomes in four Dauphin area ridings. Ste Rose and Ethelbert Plains reelect Liberal Progressive members, while Dauphin and Hyg Bruce Kelbin elect Progressive Conservative candidates. In Dauphin, Stewart F. McLean wins PC. NoHRHrozuk re-elected with large majority in three-way race. Voter turnout 71 percent from 6 242 names on list.
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Dauphinarea
Manitoba
Ste Rose
Ethelbert-Plains
Dauphin
Hkoblin
Eloctom
Stewart F. McLean
Progressive Conservative
Hryhorczuk
Ethelbert
Molgat Wins Ste. Rose Ride to Re‑election in Liberal-Progressives
Ste. Rose Gildas Molgat, first elected in 1953, won a decisive majority to keep the seat for the Liberal-Progressives. He garnered 2400 of 4136 ballots, with Alvin Getz PC runner-up at 991 and Social Credit 327. About 675 percent turnout of 6123 electors.
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Gildas Molgat
Mr. Molgat
Alvin Getz
Social Creat
CCF
Campbell Liberal Government Upset in Manitoba Election
In Manitoba the Liberal government led by Douglas L. Campbell lost power after 36 years. Duff Roblin and the Progressive Conservatives won 26 seats, the largest group in the 57 member legislature, up from 10. The Liberals fell to 19 seats and the CCF took 11, mainly in Winnipeg. Two cabinet ministers lost their seats and Speaker N. V. Bachynsky was defeated.
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Douglas L. Campbell
Duff Roblin
CCF
Winnipeg
Campbell
R. D Robertson
Swan River
A. H. Corbett
F. C. Bell
Virden
J. W. Thompson
N. V. Bachynsky
Elett McLean
Manitoba
Dauphin
Theodore A. Burrows
John R. Gunne
John A. Campbell
James G. Harvey
William Buchanan
William J. Harrington
George H. Palmer
Archibald Esplen
Robert G. Ferguson
Robert Hawkins
Ernest N. McGirr
William L. Bullmore
Social Credit
Herald
Progressive Conservative
Liberal-Progressive Ccf
Raeaees
Labor-Progressive
Lack of Rain Harms Crops Across Dauphin District
D. J. Hill reports uneven crop conditions in district 11 from Grandview to Ste Rose and McCreary, with no general soaking rain. South of No 5 highway crops are fair to good after two beneficial rains, while north of the highway conditions range from fair to critical and hay supplies are seriously affected. Reports note grasshopper and cutworm damage and frost impact on cereals.
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Dauphin
D. J. Hill
The
Herald
Grandview
Ste Rose
McCreary
North Pine River
No. 5 Highway
Hill
New Week Sees Steady Highs Amid Light Winds
Maximum temperatures stay within 56.7 to 66.8 degrees with a Tuesday high of 72. Rain totals are light at .05 inches on the 16th. Mean low reaches 34.7, near freezing with all seven lows in the 30s. Winds remain light since month start.
Winnipegosis Student Wins 1957 58 Scholarship Award
Lawrence Durkacz of the Collegiate Institute receives the Winnipegosis scholarship for 1957 58. The award includes a $25 cheque and engraving on the scholarship trophy. Recipent is chosen for high standing and leadership in academics sports and social activities.
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Winnipegosis
Lawrence Durkacz
First Dauphin-Born MLA Expected To Get Portfolio
Stewart McLean the Dauphin born MLA anticipated for a cabinet post under Duff Roblin in Manitoba politics. He holds prior roles as mayor and leader of provincial PC groups with a strong electoral win in Dauphin. The piece outlines his background, election victory, and historical context of Dauphin representation.
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Stewart McLean
Dauphin
Manitoba Legislatire
Duff Roblin
Progressive Conservative
Mr. McLean
McLean
Manitoba Progressive Conservative Association
Manitoba Urban Association
Stewart E. McLean
Edgerton
David E
Profi E
Tl Marks
MILA
Robert G. Ferguson
Ernest N. McGirr
FWIC Honors Mrs. John L. Rose at Manitoba Convention
Mrs. John Loee of Ochre Y receives life honor from the Federated Women’s Institutes of Canada at the 42nd annual FWIC convention held at the University of Manitoba. Rose has eight years on the FWIC board, is treasurer of Manitoba WI, and a former provincial president.
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FWIC
John L. Rose
John Loee
Ochrey
Life Federated Institute
University of Manitoba
Red Shield Drive Completed Here
The Red Shield appeal for Dauphin is nearly finished for the year with only a few callbacks remaining in town and the Westmore subdivision. Donations to date total 2.51 dollars, and late contributors may give at S. J. Heggie’s Dauphin Canadian Bank of Commerce branch or the Salvation Army citadel on Second Avenue.
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Dauphin
Town
Westmore
S. J. Heggie
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Salvation Army Citadel
Decoration Day Services Held by Canadian Legion Members
Decoration Day ceremonies at the cenotaph featured members from Dauphin and McCreary and regional branches with navy army air force RCMP and cadet reps. Vic Gosman led the parade to the cenotaph while J W McCallum read and Rev D G Ray spoke. After hymns a two minute silence honored the fallen. Soldiers then visited Riverside cemetery for a short service and to decorate graves with Wm Brown piping the Lament. Dauphin boys and girls band, led by George Zradicka, attended the parade.
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Canadian Legion Bess
Dauphin
McCreary
San Clara
Ste. Rose
Navy
Army
Air Force
RCMP
Legion Hall
Vic Gosman
J. W. McCallum
Dauphin Branch No. 20
D. G. Ray
J. Fehr
O Canad
Legionnaires
Riverside Cemetery
Wm. Brown
Junior High Awards Honor School Achievements In Studies
Junior High students are honored in Henderson Smith-Jackson auditorium with awards for scholastic achievement speaking and sports. Henderson scholarship honoring W J Henderson awarded to Joanne Mansell and Shirley Merko. runners up Esie Aitcheson and Diane Lytwyn. McKay Buckwold scholarships go to Mary Louise Robertson Cecil McPhee. runners up Dale Dewar Jeff Oliphant. Macneill history speech trophies to Dale Dewar Michael Fendick. runners up Joan Secord Jeff Oliphant. Awards presented by Elks and Lions members.
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Henderson
The
Elks Lodge
McKay and Buckwold
Lions Club
H. N. Macneil
W. J. Henderson
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Henderson School
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Esie Aitccheson
Diane Lytwyn
Smith- Jackson
Mary Louise Robertson
Cecil McPhee
Dale Dewar
Jeff Oliphant
George Jackman
Cliff Matthews
Elks Club
Elaine Neill
Richard Melnyk
Jean Telfer
Ron Pucwalski
George Bumstead
Macneill
Michael Fendick
Joan Secord
Orin Joistdahl
Field Day
Fall Term Beginners Get Initiation To School Life
Registration of beginners for Dauphin elementary schools occurs in late April and early May to aid class setup. A half day in a grade one classroom follows. At Whitmore school June 5, 30 beginners and parents participated. Henderson school hosted 70 the previous Thursday. Vane Sanderson, elementary supervisor, spoke to parents and showed the film From Sociable Six to Noisy Nine, with refreshments provided by home and school groups.
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Dauphin
Whitmore School
Henderson School
Vane Sanderson
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