Wind of Change Sweeps Africa Sees Unity Drive
African leaders gather in Addis Ababa to form an all independent states organization under a continental charter. The charter outlines an annual heads of state assembly a ministers council a permanent secretariat and commissions to mediate disputes and handle culture health and defense. Ben Bella calls for a blood bank to liberate Portuguese colonies prompting Nyerere to pledge willingness to die for colonialism's end. hurricane-like momentum follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Addis Ababs
Council of Ministers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Portugal
South Africa
Portugese
Angola
Mozambique
Julius Nyerere
Tanganyka
Ben Bella
Protect The Trees In Dauphin Parks
A Dauphin Parks board appeal urges residents to safeguard 500 newly planted ash trees along town boulevards. Each tree cost $2.50, planted by mid May, with reports of saplings being knocked down or branches broken. Parents are asked to warn children that the young trees cannot be bent on or hit by wagons and bicycles. Executive of the parks board is unchanged. W. H. Ramp ton president, E. A. Koons vice president. R. E. Dicks chairs tourist camp, with Mayor Mobberley and others on committees.
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The
Parks Board
Dauphin
Dauphin Parks Board
W. H. Rampton
E. A. Koons
R. E. Dicks
H. J. Mobberley
R. P. Scott
R. L. Dennison
Parks and Boulevard
A. Buckwold
H. W. Hazell
J. L. Tycholis
Jack Hrehirchuk
TB Testing Clinic For Town Rural To Start Friday
Dauphin council of women mail appointment notices for a TB testing drive at DMCC in Dauphin from May 31 to June 8 with daytime and evening slots. Tests use tuberculin skin testing with readings scheduled in early June. towns Sifton Valley River host separate dates and times for testing and reading.
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Dauphin Council of Women
DMCC
Dauphin
Sifton
Valley River
Bus Services Increase For Summer Months
George Watt, manager of the bus depot, announced summer schedules for Dauphin line services. The changes aim to meet higher rider demand through the warmer months and adjust routes accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
George Watt
Shrine Circus Day Draws Thousands To Dauphin DMCC Arena
Shrine Circus Day brings three shows at the DMCC arena with over 3,000 school children guaranteed ringside seats free. Tickets are $1.50 for adults and $1 for students, with distributions through area elementary schools reaching from Dauphin to Winnipegosis and beyond.
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Dauphin
Shrine Club
McCreary
Winnipegosis
Pine River
Grandview
Park
Dmcc Arena
DMCC
Arena
Fairtime declares civic half holiday for Summer Fair
The Fairtime Town council authorizes the mayor to proclaim a civic half holiday on Friday July 12 starting at 12 30 p m in observance of the Summer Fair event.
Weather notes on May totals and upcoming farm seeding
The record shows rainfall in late May totaling 1.71 inches with an additional .29 inches later in the week. Moisture is sufficient for some time, and farmers await warm dry weather to complete seeding as germination should be rapid once fields are trap-free and temperatures rise.
Dauphin Fair Grandstand To Feature Racing And Gymkhana Shows
Dauphin Agricultural society unveils a revamped grandstand program for July 11 12 13 at the Dauphin summer fair with thoroughbred chariot and chuckwagon races pony chariot races farm wagon races gymkhana trick riding and room. The schedule runs Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings with final races Saturday. Admission policy and a new midway layout are announced along with 4H rally events and record grandstand spending to about $5000.
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Patphin Fair
Dauphin Agricultural Society Directorate
Dauphin
Fair-Board
Denton
Drama Festival Winners Shine at Dauphin Event
Winners pictured from the Provincial Drama festival held May 16 to 18 at Dauphin town hall receive trophies and awards. Honors go to Terry Campbell for best junior play, Peter Ward for best junior actor, Richard Butler for best supporting player, Wilf Cuff for Banff scholarship, George Botchett for Free Press Shield, Gaye Yates for best junior actress, Robert Blair for best adult actor, Enid Giesbrecht for best adult actress, Raymond Dirk and Banky Rutherford Memorial trophies for speaking voice, Gerry Gebler for Banff scholarship, Boderson Trophy for best Canadian play, with more recognitions and a $50 Manitoba drama league prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Town Hall
Terry Campbell
Winnipeg Dramatic Society
Peter Ward
Portage
Richard Butler
Gilbert Plains
Founders
Dauphin Little Theatre
Wilf Cuff
Banff School of Fine Arts
George Botchett
Manitoba Teachers’ College
Mallabar
Manitoba
Drama League
Gaye Yates
Virden
Robert Blair
Brandon
Enid Giesbrecht
Women's Institute
Raymond Dirk
Manitoba Teachers’ ‘College
Banky” Rutherford
Gerry Gebler
Kelwood
B. J. Crueg
Dauphin
Boderson
Ed. Tower
Ochre River Ratepayers Seek Re opening of Grades 9 10
A petition signed by 116 ratepayers in the Ochre River district asks the area board to restore grade 9 and 10 classes at Ochre River school. Delegates P Carter and W G Cooper presented the case, noting two years of high schoolers attending Dauphin composite high school due to staff shortages and long bus days.
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Ochre River
River
Area Board
P Carter
W. G. Cooper
Dauphin
Grade 1 Class Increase Prompts School Redistribution
Supervisor W F Sanderson reports rising grade 1 registrations for the 1963 64 term. Henderson would gain a new grade 1 class while a grade 5 class moves from Henderson to Whitmore. Current registrations show 98 at Whitmore and 100 at Henderson with 119 grade 1 pupils at Whitmore and 98 at Henderson. He notes more fall registrations and about 20 grade 1 repeaters to consider.
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W. F. Sanderson
Henderson
Whitmore
Henderson School
The
Addition project approved for Macneill School in Dauphin-Ochre
The Dauphin-Ochre Area school board awarded Ludgate Construction Co. Ltd. a 179 778 dollar contract for an eight classroom addition and auditorium to Macneill elementary school. Completion is set for August 30 with work starting immediately. The eight classroom wing will be on the north side and the auditorium will extend east from the new entrance.
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Dauphin-Ochre Area
Macneill
Ludgate Construction Co. Ltd
Ludgate
Brandon
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We) Reed
Killer Struckle
Game
Jack Dent
Rotary Club
International Peace Gardens
Sally Carmichael
Stuart Widmeyer
Ron McCorvie
Town of
Shrine
Edmonton
Swan River
Winnipeg
Flin Flon
Brandonsand
Shrine Circus
Downie Sisters
Fair Board
DAS
Manitoba Chariot and
Saskatchewan
Maenitoba
Macneill School
Raymond McQuarrie
Jim Smart
John Conner
Calif
Raymond
Betty Hrehirchuk
Vermillion Calf Club
Watson Cochrane
Silverton
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