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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
3
Funeral services were held Friday June 19 with Captain R Gage of the Salvation Army officiating. Interment followed at Riverside cemetery.
Edwin W King aged 73 or 74 died Sunday in Gravenhurst Ont following a long life in Fork River and Washago. He served in WWI with the 44th Battalion, 27th Battery, married Ina E Briggs in 1921, and was active in hunting and gardening with surviving brothers Roland Aubrey Maxwell and Arthur of Fork River. Burial in Fork River cemetery with Sneath Strilchuk funeral service.
Peter Boyko 73 of Gilbert Plains Saskatchewan passed away Sunday June 14 after a long illness. Funeral service held June 17 at the Gilbert Plains Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church with Rev. M Olesiuk officiating, interment in Chatsworth Cemetery. He was born in Ukraine came to Drifting River district at age nine and later retired to Gilbert Plains in 1957. He married Helen Scraba in 1910. Survived by four sons two daughters a brother and four sisters and 34 grandchildren plus two great grandchildren.
Teacher Representatives present a brief to Minister of Education in Winnipeg advocating higher standards for teacher training in Manitoba. The document supports a two year program, university based training, and certification as prerequisites, plus pensions reform. It also backs curriculum revisions including agricultural courses, British history, art education, and education for gifted and handicapped students. Driver education and textbook policy are also addressed along with tuition-free education and shared services programs.
Sneath Strilchuk Funeral Service Ltd based in Dauphin along with Dlin Memorial Chapel Ltd in Roslin Manitoba form a regional network under the M.F.S. Associations. The firms operate as funeral service providers serving local communities with traditional rites and burial arrangements.
Searle Grain reports spring rainfall in the Prairie belt is eight percent below normal overall, with Saskatchewan down 16 percent, while Alberta and Manitoba run nine percent above normal. Delivery quotas eased for farm stored wheat starting June 22, doubling the supplementary quota to ten bushels per acre. Farm income in 1963 tops 3.2 billion, up 2.1 percent from 1962, driven by grains and dairy gains. A two year pre veterinary course is approved at the University of Saskatchewan with a four year vet degree planned for 1965. Dairy sales are projected to exceed one billion dollars in gross retail value this year.
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