Promotion to Superintendent for RCMPOC Manitoba Division
Superintendent Johnson, after 31 years with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, is promoted to Superintendent for the Manitoba Division covering Dauphin and 21 detachments north to the Northwest Territories. He has served in Dauphin (1949-1953), Alberta, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia, and was born in Tisdale Saskatchewan. He is married to a Victoria, B C, with two daughters and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Canadian Mounted Police
Dauphin
McCreary
Amaranth
Roblin
North
Northwest Territories
Lynn
Churchill
Lake
Thompson
Johnson
Alberta
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Tisdale
Sask
Victoria B. C
Feed Mill Industry Proposal Referred to Dauphin Council
Dauphin town council's public works committee discussed a proposed feed mill by Premier Feeds Co. Ltd. The site lies in the rural municipality, so the town declined sewer and water service outside its boundary but offered to cooperate if the site is transferred. Construction may begin in early summer if concessions are granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Public Works Committee
Premier Feeds Co. Ltd
Neepawa
Brandon
Melville
Gray
Central Meat to Expand Premises and Groceries
A. C. Newton owner of Central Meat and Cold Storage doubles his Dauphin building space. He lowers lockers from 700 to 300, relines vacated area with new walls ceiling floor and fluorescent lighting. New shelving will hold added grocery lines while the meat department stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Meat
2 Dauphin
Dauphin
A. C. Newton
Central Meat and Cold Storage
Newton
Vermillion Substation Near Dauphin Energizes Manitoba Grid
A new Vermillion substation southwest of Dauphin Manitoba is set to energize this September as part of a $3 million expansion. A 230000-volt transmission link from Ashern to Vermillion ties Dauphin to Grand Rapids, with an 80 mile line carrying large transformers and reactors, boosting northern power and adding a major load centre on the Winnipeg river system.
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Fisher’s Corner
Manitoba Hydro System
Ashern
Dauphin
Grand
Vermillion
Grand Rapids
Manitoba
Saskatchewan River
Winnipeg River
Brandon
Selkirk
Neepawa Asee
Bay of Steel
Mimitonag
Lake Winnipeg Narrows
Ebb and
Ste. Rose
Ochre River
Dauphin Chamber Studies Support for Winnipegosis Beach Plan
The Dauphin chamber of commerce resolutions committee weighs backing the Winnipegosis chamber in securing beach and camping facilities on Lyon Lake. A letter from the Dauphin Herald notes suggested projects to improve access includes a breakwater, dredging of the river, launching ramps, docks for small boats, and picnic grounds to aid local property owners and visitors.
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Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
Winnipegosis Chamber of Commerce
Lyon
Dauphin Herald
Manitoba Indians Agricultural Conference In Progress Here
Manitoba Department of Agriculture reports ongoing conference with focus on farming practices and cooperative development among Indigenous communities. Continued coverage promised on page four.
Federal Agriculture Minister To Speak In Dauphin Mar 29
Hon Harry Hays federal minister of agriculture will visit Dauphin for a noon luncheon March 29 hosted by the Dauphin chamber of commerce. Chamber members and interested citizens may attend. He attends the Liberal Progressive association annual meeting in the afternoon and will later open Brandon's winter fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hays
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
C of C
Hays
Dauphin
Dauphin Liberal- Progressive Association
Brandon
Hiebert Named New Assistant Administrator at Dauphin Hospital
A. A. Hiebert from Regina Saskatchewan arrived in Dauphin in March to assume duties as assistant administrator at Dauphin General hospital. He brings seven and a half years in accountancy and hospital experience from Regina Grey Nuns hospital and Swift Current, Shellbrook Union hospital, and the South West Regional hospital council. He is married with an eight month old daughter. wife and child joined him in Dauphin on Fifth avenue north east.
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A. A. Hiebert
Regina
Sask
Dauphin General Hospital
Dauphin
Arthur Hiebert
Regina Grey Nuns Hospital
South West Regional Hospital Council
Swift Current
Shellbrook Union Hospital
Local Improvement Programs Planned By Town Council
The town outlines 1964 and 1965 plans for sidewalks and curb and gutter work totaling 8 500 and 27 300 lineal feet respectively. New curb and gutter duties enable paving extensions after storm sewer upgrades and incomplete areas north of River Avenue. Estimated asphalt use stands at about 4 560 tons for the year, down from 7 750 tons last year.
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Johnson Streat
Ida Street
Whitmore
Pioneer Avenue
Whhitmore Avenue
Main Street
Mackay School
First Avenue
First
Second Street
First Street
S.E
Memorial Boulevard
Seventh Avenue
Ninth Side
Third Street
Mountain Road
Ellington Drive
Vermillion
Hedderly
Sandy
Forrest
Brown
Kirby
Fuller
Bond
Edward
Knaim
Wotthentoes Park
River Avenue
Dauphin Ochre Area General School Levy Rises to 152590
The Dauphin Ochre area school system sets a general levy of 152 590 for 1965, up from 143 500. Balances for each municipality drive the apportionment, with Dauphin town bearing the largest share and rural areas showing mixed ratio changes.
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Dauphin- Ochre
Dauphin-Ochre Area
Area Board
Dauphin
Ochre River
Massey River
McCreary
Ethelbert
Dauphin-Ochre
General Levy
Levy
Abenvonbbons
RM Council Plans School Consolidation
The rural municipality of Dauphin council moves to consolidate all school districts within the municipality. Wards 4 to 4 join Dauphin Town S D No 905, wards 5 and 6 join Sifton S D No 1007, Dubin Bay and Fairville join Dauphin No 905, and union districts are excluded. A by law will be drafted for first reading with a public hearing planned for rural ratepayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of
Dauphin
Sifton
Dauphin Town
S. D
Siffon S. D
Dublin Bay
Fairville
New Dauphin Theatre Opens This Friday
The Dauphin Theatre debuts with Littlest Hobo show at 7 15 p m and a second screening at 9 15 p m. Manager Lorne Lunan oversaw renovations by McMunn Brothers including fire proofing and new carpet and lighting. Projection duties handled by Ed Tower Glenn Sawyer and Lorne Lunan. The opening, in the former Gay theatre building, adds entertainment and local jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Theatre
Winnipeg
Lorne Lunan
Gillander Electric
McMunn Brothers
Ed Tower
Glenn Sawyer
Doctors Hold District Meet In Dauphin
Members of Manitoba Medical Association district No. 4 met at Dauphin General Hospital for a quarterly session. Dr L G Israels of Winnipeg spoke on Haemophilia and coping techniques. District No. 4 spans 40000 square miles with 25 doctors from 11 towns. next meeting is planned for June at Swan River.
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Manitoba Medical Association
Ment and Research Foundation
C. M. Thomas
Portage la Prairie
Association
Saskatchewan
Lake Winnipegos
Clear Lake
Red Deer Lake
A. R. Dick
McCreary
W. D. Guy
Dauphin
Swan River
Dauphin General Hospital
Prove la Prairie
Mma
M. Potoski
M. K. Brandt
P. H. Sprague
Winnipeg
Ye Med Parrs
R. E. Dicks
Dauph L. Stephen
Os T. Xinash
Gilbert Plains
F. Malcolm
W. G. D. Ritchie
J C. Elias
Jas
L. V. Jonat
Dr. L. Israels
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Rcmpoc
Dauphin Town Council
Hydro
Winnipegosis
Manitoba Indians
Manitoba Department of Agricul
Dauphin Mar
RED Cross
RM Council
New Dauphin Theatre
Dauphin Theatre
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