Water Safety Classes Planned Here Again
The Rotary club hones plans for a two week Water Safety course at Ochre Reach starting July 2. The program targets beginners six years and older with a testing period and open enrollment for residents. Instructors from Winnipeg supervise daily sessions with senior and intermediate levels offered in evening classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deepen Rotary Club
Barmstead
Iren Winnipeg
Gregeri
Sally McKew
Deanna Jvistdahl
Red Cross
Souris
Pat McBride
Local Air Cadets Parade at Dauphin Airport Friday
Fourth annual parade of the Dauphin squadron of the Canadian Air Cadets will be held at Dauphin airport on Friday May 3 at 7 pm. Forty six cadets will parade and Cadet James Baxter will command the inspection parade with WoC LA Hall inspecting. A RCAF Joe air display and RCAP band from arches OW will feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Air Cadets No. Ww
Dauphin
Woo James Baxter Wit
Woc LA Hall
RCAP
1957 DCTI Graduates Honored At Convocation
At Friday's convocation in the DMCC Industrial building 126 students received diplomas. Gail Gowanlock won the Governor General's medal. Rotary and other scholarships were awarded to Mehin Krwas Archie Prestayko Marilyn Brander and others. Notable prizes went to Kathleen Fair Joyce Bertnick Vern Rampton Joan Gaebhar and Gayle Roth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Collegiate and Technical Institute
DMCC
Governor General
Gail Gowanlock
Gall
Prin-Ipal
Norris G. Aitken
Rotary
Chase
Mehin Krwas
Archie Prestayko
Marilyn Brander
Grange Scott
Canaan
Warner's Auxiliary
Canadian Legion
Joan Gaebhar
FE. Kelle
Gayle Roth
Stuart Widmeyer
ET. Ropson
EN. McGirr
Hhicwest
Gail Gowanlock Wins Governor General Medal
Gail Gowanlock earns the 1987 Governor General Medal for her strong scholastic record and active role at LCTI. She served as class president freshman year, was sports representative most years, captained the 1955-56 girls basketball team, and contributed in music through the Glee club and school band as a tenor saxophonist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Goawanlock
LCTI
Gail
Amd
Dauphin Council approves industrial development committee setup
Town council adopts new by law establishing an Industrial Development Committee with five members two from council two from the chamber of commerce and one member at large. The panel will study town growth and advise on fire, water, and infrastructure needs. The engineer and town secretary named to roles, with the director of industrial development for Manitoba as an ex officio member. Grants and maintenance funds for local services reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Town
MOSM
Manitoba
EM. Erickson
Idastewal
Wits
Dauphin Chamoer of Commerce
Eric © Day
Dauphin
Dauphin, Will Act As Secretary To the New Croupand
Ferekson
Mantoba
Comnivathons i Denphin
Dryin
Salvation Army
SS John Ambulances
Riverside Cemetery Board of Management
SIM
Dauphin Hockey
Dauphin Agricultural Sp
Burdose
Wrens Return Shine At Dauphin Lake Beach Opening
Mr. Tom Locke of the Lands branch reports wrens have returned to Dauphin Lake after years of tracking. A low spring water level rose after rains making beaches usable at Dauphin Beach. The lands branch plans a public beach near Methley north of Ste. Rose for picnics and fishing families, restricted to public use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capssirane
Tom” Locke
Dau Phin
Mr. Locke
Lawke
Dauphin Lake
Dauphin Beach
Locke
Lands Branch
Methley
Ste. Rose
Fic
Band To Present Outdoor Concerts This Week
A band announces a trio of outdoor concerts next week. Performances are set for June 4 at Emerson School grounds, June 5 at the hospital grounds, and June 6 in Vermilion Park beginning around 7:30 pm. Citizens are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emierson
Vermilion Park
Certs
Cyne
George Dauphin and Jaycees back regional road event
George Dauphin and the Jaycees sponsor the regional road-e-o with residents rallying behind him to win an all expenses paid trip to London Ontario for the Canadian championship. George and his brother Wallly will fly to Winnipeg for the weekend with Imperial OU Ltd covering costs. Saturday features a written test in traffic obstacle course and in traffic tests with awards announced at a Royal Alexandra hotel dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Wallly
Winnipeg
Imperial OU Ltd
Royal Alexandra Hotel
CADM Moves to 730 Frequency Seen as Key Step Forward
A. T. Warnock notes CKDM’s switch to 730 kHz will widen coverage across Manitoba including northern towns Swan River The Pas Lynn Lake Monk Lake with a 225 ft tower and expanded transmitter site. Dauphin station began 1951 on 1230 Hz later 1050 Hz and now 730 Hz with CBC approval and 24 hour service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CADM
Broadcasting Company
Manitoba
A. T. Warnock
Dauphin Sciatic Company
CKDM
Dauphin Broadcasting Company
Swan River
Pas
Lynn Lake
Monk Lake
Warnock
CKRDM
Decoration Day Parade Marks Annual Observance
A large parade marked Decoration Day with five color guards from Brandon Neepawa Mc Creary Ste Rose and Grandview. The Cenotaph service was led by John W McCalum and Rev Donald G Ray with wreaths laid by J A Frke. Veterans and citizens later visited Riverside cemetery for a veterans’ plot wreath ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Sanches
Brandon
Neepawa
McCreary
Ste. Rose
Grandview
John W McCalum
Dauphin Legion Eranch
Donald G. Ray
M. T. Robinson
J. A.frke
So Ita Fin
VL Ww. Gosman
1. P. Beech
D. J. Wells
Air Force
X. Zaradicka
Riverside Cemetery
Knights of Columbus Manitoba Hold 30th State Convention
Delegates from across Manitoba gather in Dauphin for the 35th annual Knights of Columbus state convention. Mayor McLean welcomes delegates, a motor cavalcade tours Dauphin, and Bishop Dumouchel stresses the church’s role. Highlights include vocational essay prize to Miss Pierrette Manseau and the Knight of the Year trophy for Peter Goshulak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus of
Manitoba
Dauphin
Knights of Columbus
Paul Dumouchel
Keewatin
Joseph C. Stang
Stewart E. McLean
RCMP
Dumouchel
Peter Goshulak
Dauphin Coun
McLean
Z. A. J. Baczkowski
Lauphin Council
E. S. Barker
Christ
Pierrette Manseau
The
Precious Blood Scroal
Norwood
Bishop Dumouche
Manseau
Leo Loenen
Bishop Dumouchel
Pre- Selange
Dauphin Council
Weather notes show light week with .38 inch rainfall
The week totaled .38 inch of rain over four days while most days were dry. The piece cites a preference for continued mild conditions and notes the rain mainly fell on a single day with the rest minimal or absent.
Five Candidates Enter Dauphin Federal Election Race
Five candidates officially contest the Dauphin federal riding for the June 10 election, representing Social Credit Liberal Progressive Conservative Independent Liberal and CCF. Nomination bonds of 200 dollars were posted and withdrawals must meet Canada Elections Act rules. Returning officer Vernon Fr. Rampton filed the poll notice from the Dauphin office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Oe
Electi Camparn
Dauphin
Lion's Recorder
Liberal Screeha
Valive
OCF
Social Credit
Progressive Couse
Liberal
Progressive Conservative
Vernon Fr
Rampton
Brant
Burrows Block
Second Avenue
CPA Service Began Here Ten Years Ago
An old airport committee plan marked June 2 1947 for a reception of the first CPA plane. The Winnipeg Dauphin The Pas Flin Flon line now abandoned along with The Pas Churchill and Flin Flon Lynn Lake routes. TransAir applied to take over these three lines and Ro l p Turner praised council. Council supported TransAir's application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Air Lines Ltd
TransAir Ltd
Airport Committee of
CPA
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Pas
Flin Flion
Manitoba
Churchill
Flin Flon
Lynn Lake
TransAir
Air Transport Board
Turner
Town Council
Council
Chest X ray survey in town starts this week
Mobile chest X ray unit begins town visits with receptionists assigned for sessions May 30 to June 4. Appointments at Smith-Jackson and Henderson schools, town hall, and various hours. Committee led by Mrs A W McLaren to send appointment cards to residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Council of Women
Smith-Jackson School
Eva McMillan
J. A Clarke
E. S. Barker
L Patterson
R. Farrell
H. W. Scrase
SJ Heggie
J . Ho
A. G Melnnes
V. Uribe
Advance Poll Details For Dauphin District June 6 7 8
Advance poll dates for the Dauphin electoral district are June 6 7 and 8 from 2 pm to 10 pm in the Burrows block Second Avenue NW. Voting is open to commercial travelers seamen railway and other transport workers and to Canadian forces RCMP members unable to vote June 10. Advance poll certificates available from the returning officer and election clerk for eligible electors on the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Burrows Block
Second Avenue NW
Canadian Forces
RCMP
Dauphin Fair Opens July 11 With Official Ceremony
Minister C. El Shuttleworth of Manitoba accepts invitation from the Dauphin Agricultural Society to officially open the 1957 Summer Exhibition and Race Meet the evening of Thursday July 11. The fair runs July 11 12 and 13 returning to a Thursday to Saturday schedule after the war years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion,c. EL Shuttleworth
Manitoba
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Dauphin
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DCTI
W.G Booth
Wieherra
Rythaeten
Chuurnin
Beard
Rere Andes
Gail Canvanbest
Barbara Rodel
Fred Andriex
Dane Artibise
Dewi Ascailio
James Baxter
Joyce Hermin
Barry Blackturn
Stag Bewuski
Janie Bradley
Velma Brittain
Norma Brown
Leocadi
Chernesky
Steve Chorneyko
Man? Clyde
Keith Dalby
Sill Dewar
Betsy Dicks
Mel Dros- Gewich
Jerry Dutchyshen
Jean Gebhach
Gail Gewanlock
Jean Haller
Prior Thirsky
Myrna Kinevies
Bernie. Kutcher
Marcel Lawrence
Betty Lev
Rington
Min
George Robson
Neemwa
Fort William
Port Arthur
Kenora
Drydeny
CBC Board of Governors
Ning
St. Joseph
Bakuska
Tony Whelan
J. A. Koke
Mary Magdaline
Mary
James the Less
Mrs. Koke
Longfellow
Po'l
Hunt
Sherman S
Robert R. Durston
Parker
Alfred Hallam
Gilbert Plains
George Caven Carmichael
Ritchie
W. Gordon
Ward
Wiliam John
Roberta
Fisher
Zaphtny
Fred S
Thomas Walker
UN Nomi
SOS
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