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Dauphin Herald And Press

Location

Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 31, 1965

Page

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Dauphin Student Excels In First Annual Maths Contest

Bill Cumberland, 17, of Dauphin earned an honorable mention and $40 prize for placing eighth in the Manitoba province wide two part mathematics contest for grade 12 students. The event drew 482 competitors from 83 Manitoba schools and was sponsored by the Canadian Mathematical Association and the Winnipeg Actuaries Club.

Nie Camtcieat Mathematical Association of America Canada United States Department of Mathematics University of Manitoba Manitoba Bill Cumberland D. J. Cumberland Bill

Dogs Poisoned Area Alert RCMP Investigation

RCMP report dogs poisoned in a town area between First Avenue and Sixth Avenue NE. Owners urged to confine pets to yards until the source is found. Police investigate and seek information from citizens at the town station.

RCMP Dewphin First Avenue Sixth Avenue

Records fall as frigid week ends with new marks

Two records were broken this week with dates near the 28th and 27th. One long standing record from 1923 fell, and a previous year's mark also went down. A trace of snow appeared on three days and the forecast promises continued cold with hope for spring.

Agricultural Hall Exhibits At Dauphin Fair 1966

A single insertion invites exhibitors in ladies work and other crafts to enter the Red River exhibition in 1966. The fair offers 14 sections in vegetables fodder plants and grains 13 in canning and preserving 27 in cookery 8 in ladies work and 14 in hobbies and novelties with many specials and prizes.

Red River Dauphin’s Fair

Dauphin Couple Retires After 38 Years Market Gardening

John and Justyna Duch retire after 38 years serving Dauphin and district. They arrived in 1927 from Gilbert Plains, built a market gardening and bedding plant business starting in 1931, expanded to wholesale, shipping plants to Flin Flon and other towns, and later added greenhouse work. They plan to stay in Dauphin and sell or rent a new home on their property.

John Duch Dauphin District Duch Gilbert Plains Flin Flon The Pas Roblin Ste. Rose Grandview Canada Justyna Gedilewich Joe Tuzyk Mary Ashville Cyril Jones Nellie Touson Arizona Ivan Thompson J. Bran Ivy Niagara Falls Ont M. Yaholnitsky Lesia Canora Sask Duck Dauphin Herald

Daylight Saving Bill Approved In Principle

Manitoba legislature approves in principle a bill to extend daylight time to last weekend in October in Greater Winnipeg and allow other municipalities to adopt the same schedule by bylaw. The plan proposes six months of daylight time from April to October with rural support growing for a uniform provincial standard.

Metro Winnipeg Manitoba Robert G. Smeliie Greater Winnipeg Bydaw Smellie

Local Gardeners To Hear Talk By Bert Sandercock

Bert Sandercock of the Manitoba agriculture department will speak at a public meeting of the Horticultural Society on Friday April 9 in the Legion hall at 8 p.m. The invited audience may bring questions. Sandercock, born in Morden, is a University of Manitoba graduate and vegetable expert.

T. A Bert” Sandercock Horticultural Division Manitoba Department of Agriculture The Horticultural Society Legion Hall Bert Sandercook Morden University of Manitoba Selkirk

Career Night plans move ahead at Dauphin High

Volunteers will be briefed Wednesday on final plans for Friday April 9 as Dauphin Collegiate prepares a career night. Since January the program gathered student career interests with over 350 questionnaires, forming 27 career groupings for presentation by job professionals.

Dauphin High School Dauphin Collegiate

Dauphin Hospital Receives Blood Bank Refrigerator

John Lysak administrator of Dauphin General hospital accepts a Coldstream blood bank refrigerator from Dauphin Women's Hospital Auxiliary leaders Mrs Gordon Nicholson and Mrs J E Dent. The unit stores 140-650cc bottles and costs 595 dollars with an audio visual temperature alarm.

John Lysak Dauphin General Hospital Gordon Nicholson Dauphin Women's Hospital Auxiliary J. E. Dent Mr. Lysak Canadian Council On Hospitals Accredition Canadian Red Cross Ed Tower

Large Anglican Diocesan Meeting to Be Held in Dauphin

A 40th Brandon Diocesan Women’s Auxiliary meeting will meet in Dauphin for two days April 8 and 9 with 250 to 275 delegates and visitors expected. Mrs H A Lye will preside. speakers include Mrs Maurice P Wilkinson and Rev L A Norris. Events include two luncheons and a banquet with Canon A J Scrase as guest speaker.

Brandon Women’s Auxiliary Anglican Church Dauphin H. A. Lye MacGregor Dominion Woman’s Auxiliary Maurice P. Wilkinson Islington Ont S. R. McCallion Streetsville Living Message Ruth Scott Anglican Woman's Training College Toronto L A. Norris Dauphin First United Church Ladies of the Legion Auxiliary A. J. Scrase Mackay Indian Residential School

Parks Board Proposes Parks Planning Program

Dauphin Parks board lists town Vermillion park planning as a priority for 1965 66. A 25 acre map will be reviewed by the town engineer who seeks suggestions for future use. Local clubs may aid in park projects and a tree trimming plan is proposed for winter works. Vernon Ramp ton chairs the board with A E Koons as vice chair and Reg Parker as secretary treasurer. Standing committees are named with first members as chairmen.

Vermillion Park Dauphin Parks Board Vernon H. Rampton A. E. Koons Reg Parker

Whirlwind Tour for Minister Hays Delayed Flight

Federal Agriculture Minister Hon. Harry Hays spoke to about 60 Dauphin businessmen at a chamber luncheon after a Ottawa flight delay. He outlined farm credit, improvement, and crop insurance measures to aid Canadian agriculture and urged focus on farmer conditions nationally.

Harry Hays Dauphin Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Hays

B R Styles Named New Superintendent at Riding Mountain Park

B R Styles named to lead Riding Mountain National Park in April. A veteran Canadian parks official with prior posts at Banff Glacier and Mount Revelstoke, he served in the army 1939 to 1944. He married Shirley McCullagh in 1939 and has seven children.

B. R. Styles Riding Mountain National Park B. J. M. Strong Western Region National Parks Branch Calgary Glacier & Mount Revelstoke National Parks Banff Mr. Styles Northern Affairs and National Resources Banff National Park Glacier and Mount Revelstoke Shirley McCullagh H. R. Webster

Million Budget Seen For Dauphin Ochre Area Schools

The Dauphin Ochre area school board projects 1965 expenditures exceed one million dollars for the third time in 18 years, reaching 1 013 830 with transportation questions sent to committee. Tax increase is 34 mills town and 3 mills rural Dauphin Ochre River. no new school building planned. one big item a new school bus.

Dauphin-Ochre Area E. Johansen Dauphin Ochre River Area Board

Ratepayers to Vote on Centennial Swimming Pool Project

The council approves an indoor four lane swimming pool project pending majority ratepayer support. Construction costs are estimated up to 112000 dollars. Centennial committee chair Miss Helen Marsh plans to convene a meeting to discuss funding recommendations.

Centennial Committee Helen Marsh

Hog Shipping Date For Show Set April 5

The Dauphin Agricultural Society announces hog shipping for the 15th Seed Grain and Bacon Carcass Show to be held April 22. Hog entries must be delivered by Art Halliday at the Dauphin CNR stockyards by 3:30 p.m. to Canada Packers Limited in St Boniface. Only barrows accepted for entry.

Dauphin Agricultural Society DMCC Art Halliday Dauphin Livestock Shipper Dauphin

Symphony Under Feldbrill Set for April 7 in Winnipeg

The Winnipeg Symphony under Victor Feldbrill will perform April 7, with a Dauphin school audience attending April 8 in the collegiate auditorium. Feldbrill, 34 at his start in 1958, has led the orchestra to reach thousands of students and adults, aided by the Lions Club in bringing this concert to Dauphin.

Symphony Orchestra Victor Feldbrill Dr. Kaufman Toronto Symphony Orchestra Umider Feldbrill Beton Winnipeg Dauphin Lions Club

Also Mentioned on This Page

RMCP Dauphin Public Vic E. C. Day Bert Sandercock Dauphin Hospital Parks Board Victoria Per Son Styles Banff Ie Chamber of Commerce Banff Council of Amalgamated Civil Servants of Canada Symphon Orchestra Winnipeg Civic Music League Walter Kaufman
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