01 May 1963
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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 01, 1963
Page
1
Fidel Castro arrived in the Soviet Union amid jubilant crowds and wary diplomacy. Khrushchev and Kennedy-era tensions blend as U S and Soviet leaders seek restraint on Laos and Cuba, while global business leaders push for international cooperation and economic unity.
Prime Minister Pearson and United States Ambassador Christian A Herter discussed expanding international trade during talks in Ottawa. Herter noted he hopes Canada and the United States can work together on broader trade expansion and closer economic ties.
Conservation officers and field supervisors gathered in Dauphin April 18 and 19 for the Renewable Resources Western Region field staff meeting held in the Boulevard hotel banquet room. The event featured emphasis on fire protection game management and recreational development with Chief A. W. Braine and game-branch seniors present.
The 1863 Dauphin Regional division annual drama festival opens Thursday at 8 p.m. with three nights of one act plays in the town hall. Adjudicator Mrs. Sheila Maurer of Winnipeg will comment after each evening.
TransAir Limited launches Viscount Service to Daunhin with a new timetable. Flight 103 from Winnipeg arrives at 7:05 am and departs at 7:15 am for The Pas Flin Flon and Lynn Lake. Flight 104 from the north arrives at 4 pm and departs for Winnipeg. The northern service reaches Churchill on Monday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Prairie services schedules appear on Page 16 with Winnipeg connections for Dauphin passengers.
Volunteer workers under Mrs. A. T. Warnock prepare resident lists to check off test participants and send notification cards for clinic dates. Dr. E. L. Ross notes the survey follows the 1961 effort and is announced to local council authorities.
The past week brought varied temperatures with no coat conditions on a few days. Moisture from rain and snow totaled 14 units, aiding moisture for future use as spring work begins in parts of the district.
Dauphin Postmaster W J Quick announced mail service changes due to faster TransAir Viscount flights and daylight saving time in Winnipeg. Dauphin to Winnipeg mail will go to the west office by 3 PM. northern routes close at 6 PM. May 19 switches from train to truck, improving delivery to Brandon Neepawa Winnipeg and beyond, with truck arrivals in Dauphin at 3 10 AM to align with first post delivery.
Dauphin General Hospital moves toward an official opening for its expanded and renovated facilities planned for late summer or early fall. The project includes a new treatment wing, renovated old sections, centralized laundry, and rehabilitation services while noting a 135 staff and a $60 000 monthly budget as part of a strong local economic contribution.
Squadron Leader Kenneth C. Lee of Dauphin has been named officer command ing the RCAF detachment at Resolute Bay Cornwallis Island. Lee, 32, educated at Dauphin Collegiate, joined the RCAF in 1950s and served at Winnipeg Uplands Trenton and Air Transport Command. He piloted royal aircraft for Queen Elizabeth and Prince Bernhard during Canadian visits. He is married to Edda Spedal of Winnipeg with two daughters. The Resolute Bay detachment operates an airfield servicing arctic resupply missions during the six week ice free season.
Dauphin Agricultural Society announces 1963 livestock show and sale on Friday May 10 in Dauphin. The event includes 26 purebred bulls 7 bred Yorkshire and Lacombe sows 150 4H calves from 13 clubs with weighing at 7 a.m. and judging at 9 a.m. Sale begins 1 20 p.m. with purebreds then 4H calves. Austioneer Jock Black to handle the sale.
Jack Rynsburger, new Manitoba citizen, launches a full mobile feed processing service for Dauphin and district including Grand View West and Ste. Rose du Lac East. He plans a regular route schedule so farmers know the service dates. He recently trained in Lancaster Pennsylvania on feed mobile operation.
The Easter week Short Course held by the Dauphin Agricultural Society produced top performers. Kare Miner led as grand aggregate winner and queen, Evelyn Klock won first-year aggregate, Janice Fisher was runner up in home making, and Murry Edwards took grand aggregate honors in the agricultural course with the Scrase trophy. Dr. J M Nesbitt presented awards, with Ken Campbell and Brian Damegaard among other winners and runners-up.
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