World leaders discuss crises during high altitude talks
Leaders met above the Columbia River Basin discussing Cyprus Southeast Asia and Vietnam as tensions rose in Saigon Malaysia and the Gulf of Tonkin. A Moscow briefing followed Khrushchev's “terrible” destroy all life remark later clarified as a misstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columba River
Johnson
Cyprus
Southeast Asia
Eeeee Ae
Vancouver
South Viet Nam
Pearson
Moscow
Khrushchev
Simulated Disasters To Be Treated During Emergency Exercise
Dauphin hospital officials prepare for a civil defence drill next Monday to test the emergency plan. Federal provincial and municipal representatives from northern Manitoba will attend films and lectures on handling disasters. About 40 high school students, cast as casualties, will be treated at the hospital from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. to gauge hospital capabilities in a real emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
General Hospital
Manitoba
Dauphin Hospital
Evening Classes in Community Schools Offer Broad Programs
The Dauphin-Ochre Area school board approved the 1964-65 Community Schools program. Courses will cover metric and business English, conversational French, any academic subject, and art painting classes will be offered again this year.
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Dauphin-Ochre Area
John Gardner Heads Hospital Region Group
John Gardner is named new president of the North West Regional Hospital Council this fall. John Lysak is re elected regional representative to the Associated Hospitals of Manitoba. Delegates from ten of eleven regional hospitals attended the Swan River meeting focusing on 1965 budget, counselling services, and related concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Regional Hospital Council
John Gardner
Dauphin
Veteran Hospital
Associated Hospitals of Manitoba
John Lysak
Dauphin General Hospital
Swan River
Strawberries Take Center Stage at DHS Open Meeting
P J Pete Peters of Winnipeg captivated a 40 person Dauphin audience with a dream narrated talk on growing strawberries and fruits. A Hadashville field day drew 125 cars and about 500 attendees from a project area with up to 24 strawberry varieties.
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P. J
Pete” Peters
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Hadashville
Whiteshell
Street Paving Gets Underway
Maple Leaf Construction began last week to lay asphalt on town streets prepared for improvements this year. Until rain halted work on Tuesday good headway was made in the northeast section with two outfits running and the firm expects the program to be completed in ten days of work.
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Maple Leaf Construction Company
New Billing Method Starts In October for Manitoba Telephones
Manitoba Telephone prompts a new punched payment method for 93 000 provincial customers to speed and improve accuracy in billing. Perforated cards will accompany accounts next month. mail payers should enclose the card, in person payers bring card and bill to the office or agency. The system was first tested in Winnipeg 18 months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Dauphin General Hospital Earns First Provisional Accreditation
Dauphin General Hospital received provisional accreditation from the Canadian Council on Hospital Accreditation after its June survey. The hospital board will implement recommendations ahead of next year’s full review to meet established standards and ensure quality patient care.
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Dauphin General Hospital
Canadian Council On Hospital Accreditation
W. J. Taylor
Canadian Accreditation Council
Council
Hospital Board of Directors
Herald
John Lysak
Canada
American College of Surgeons
Accreditation Council
Manitoba Library Trustees Conference Heads to Dauphin
The Manitoba Library Association trustee section will hold a one day conference in Dauphin on Saturday September 26 in room 33 of the Dauphin Collegiate and Technical Institute. A panel on The Role of the Library Trustee will be chaired by Mrs H Moore with a discussion on school and public library cooperation. A banquet at Gordon Boulevard hotel will feature Hon Stewart FE McLean QC minister of libraries and Dauphin MLA as guest speaker. Dauphin public library board members include Adam Nicholson chairman Vida Cameron Mrs George Watt and others.
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Manitoba Library Association
Dauphin
Dauphin Collegiate and Technical Institute
H. Moore
St. Vital
Gordon Boulevard Hotel
Stewart Fe, McLean
Dauphin Public Library Board
Adam Nicholson
Vida Cameron
George Watt
Mackay Indian School Supervises 265 Students in Eighth Year
Mackay Indian Residential School counts 265 registrations in its eighth year under Canon A J Scrase with 118 girls and 145 boys from Manitoba towns including The Pas Churchill Gillam and Fort Alexander. About 200 attend Whitmore Smith Jackson Henderson and collegiate schools with 18 new students adapting to English and away from home. The staff includes Canon Scrase Mary Morris Merle Elliott and M Bajus with guidance staff Rev Omar Lamb A E Scrase Mary Walker and others.
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Mackay
Herald
A. J. Scrase
Whitmore
Smith-Jackson
Henderson
Collegiate
Manitoba
Churchill, Gillam
Ilford
Shemattawa
Split Lake
Pas
Shoal River
Fort Alex
Hodgson
Fairford
Griswold
Easterville
Grand Rapids
Dominion City
Canon Scrase
Mary Morris
Merle Elliott
M. Bajus
Omar Lamb
A. E. Scrase
Mary Walker
Neil Holroyd
Helen Boye
E. Judd
M. Henderson
Duncanson
E. Bray
I. Oakey
E. Cooper
Harvest 85 Percent Complete and Crops Stand Strong
Harvest is about 85 percent complete with yields better than early predictions. Clean up harvest remains. farmers advance fall tillage, aided by favorable weather. Crops are good despite a dry growing season and late rains. hay and gardens show varied but solid production with some blight in tomatoes and potatoes. Frost spared many gardens which then produced bright colors and bouquets.
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The
Herald
the Agricultural Office
Ste Rose Hospital marks silver jubilee in 25 event parade
The Ste Rose General Hospital celebrated its silver jubilee with a Mass of Thanksgiving at Ste Rose of Lima church officiated by Father J Alafie and others. Guests included Grey Nuns from St. Ef and officials led by Health Minister C H Witney. A buffet supper followed, with tributes to Dr Gendreau and staff, and awards for long service to Sisters of Charity and hospital employees.
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Ste. Rose Hospital
Sisters of Charity
Ste. Rose of Lima
Father J. Alafie
Father Lizee
The
Oblate Fathers
Father Gervais
St. Francis Xavier
Ste. Amelie
Father A. Girard
Crane River
St.ef
C. H. Witney
Morley Elliott
B. Dubos
Sr. G. Dubois
A. G. Arnal
Doyle
Ste. Anne Des Chenes
Manitoba Hospital Commission
Grey Nuns
P. L'Heureux
Manitoba Hospital Association
Gervais
Annesiggin
Francis Xavier
Flahiff
Gildas Molgat
Legislative Assembly
Ste. Rose
MGEA Holds Seminar For North And West Areas
North and west Manitoba Government Employees Association officers and counsellors met at the Kings hotel on Saturday September 12 for a seminar covering grievance procedures government vehicles sick leave superannuation wages and public work employees regulations. Regional vice president F J Mills welcomed attendees from Dauphin Brandon Birtle The Pas Swan River and Winnipeg area participants held a lively Q and A session after the discussions.
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Manitoba Government Employees Association
Kings Hotel
Dauphin
Pas
Brandon
Saskatchewan
Winnipeg
Birtle
The
Swan River
F. J. Mills
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Malaysia
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Vietnam
Makarios
Turkey
United Nations Security Council
U Thant
Nyet
UN Security Council
Morden
Board of Governors
Manitoba Library
Mackay School
Ste. Rose General Hospital
Camille Lamy
K. Archambault
A. Nault
L Archambault
V. Tucker
T. Tardiff
E. Laderoute
D. Lucier
M. Bertrand
Stanley Tucker
MGEA
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