Nuclear Test Talks Hinge on Soviet Acceptance
Western officials foresee Soviet agreement to start negotiations by October 31 on a worldwide inspection system to ban tests. The United States and Britain propose suspending tests for a year while talks proceed, with Russia urged to maintain its own halt. Geneva emerges as a likely venue.
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New Mossey River Dam Likely To Be Built Next Year
G B Hogarth director of water resources indicates a new dam on the Mossey River is likely to be undertaken next year. The provincial department of mines and resources letter responds to rural council requests to relocate the Massey river dam for better control of Lake Dauphin water levels.
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Mossey River
G. B. Hogarth
Department of Mines and Satur
Mr. Hogarth
Massey River
Lake Dauphin
PFRA
Town by law lists grants for 1958 budget
Town council approved a by-law detailing grants totaling 3595 to support community projects for 1958. New funded item includes 600 for Dauphin General Hospital in the Tom Serase Memorial Ward. Other changes include 1800 to the Dauphin Athletic Council and 900 to Women’s Rest Room board, with advertising cuts for the hockey association.
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Dauphin General Hospital
Tom Serase
Dauphir Athletic Council
Hockey Association
Dauphin Athletic Council
Dauphin
Salvation Army
St. John Ambiance Association
Women's Rest Room Board
Riverside Cemetery Board of Management
Tom Scrare
Community Dauphin Hockey Association
Dauphin Agrcultural
Local Army Cadets Complete Training at Camp Dundurn
Four members of the Dauphin Army Cadet corps completed summer training at Camp Dundurn Sask last Thursday Cadet Lt Bob Scheer qualified as a cadet leader instructor Basic cadet leadership training was taken by Cadets Baskerville Copeland and Doll Certificates will be presented at the first cadet parade Monday Sept 8 at the armouries Chief instructor of No 1597 70th Field battery Royal Canadian Artillery cadet corps is 2nd Lt W W Gosman Cadet Services of Canada Seven weeks of outdoor life for about 500 Royal Canadian Army cadets climaxed with a marching out parade at Camp Dundurn The cadets are from the Lakehead Manitoba and Saskatchewan Continued on Page 6 Col
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Dauphir Army Cadet Corps
Camp Dundurn
Sask
Bob Scheer
Burton Baskerville
Charles Copeland
Kenneth Doll
70Th Field Battery
Royal Canadian Artillery
Militia
Cadet Corps
W. W. Gosman
Weather Summary for August Week
Highs averaged 78.9 degrees with a peak on August 26 and lows around 37.5 to 47.5. Total precipitation records show 0.28 on the 22nd 0.15 on the 23rd 0.02 on the 25th and traces on the 20th 24th and 26th.
Dauphin Reports Record School Enrollment on Opening Day
Dauphin schools opened with a record total of 2011 students, up 155 from last year’s high and 245 above 1956. Dauphin Collegiate and Technical Institute enrolled 655, with grades 9 to 11 full and grade 12 expected to grow. Elementary enrollment rose to 1356, boosted by a new north end school site housing grades 7 and 8, while Henderson leads with 571 pupils and Whitmore and Smith Jackson report 327 and 331 respectively.
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Dauphin
North End
Henderson
Smith-Jackson
Henderson School
Whitmore
Dauphin restricts lawn watering amid drought crisis
Dauphin council acted after town engineer E M Erickson warned Edwards lake reserves must be protected as the creek dries. As of Aug 29 at noon watering lawns and gardens is banned to conserve water for winter. Daily use runs about 700000 gallons, and several streams have ceased to flow, prompting diversions and beaver-dam releases to aid farmers.
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Edwards Lake
Erickson
Council
Dauphin
Canada
Edwards Creek
Area Dauphin Ochre school bus routes expand services
The Dauphin Ochre area adds a fifth 66 passenger bus bringing total daily school miles to 420 with two 40 mile trips, one 65 mile route to Fishing River, and a 35 mile leg to Keld Hall. Routes Bus 4 5 7 6 and a missing No. 9 are tentatively set. new fees stay $5, $4, $3 per family member.
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Dauphin-Ochre
Area Composite High
Dauphin
Gomng
Fishing River
Valley River
Banks School
North Park Gate
Melton Corner
Dauphin Plains Corner
Town
Ochre River
Turtle River
Hamilton
Kutcher’s Corner
Dickson School
Oan
Keld Hall
Dauphin Fair Awards Nearly Eight Thousand In 1958 Prizes
The Dauphin Summer Exhibition paid out about 8 000 in prizes. Agricultural and industrial hall winnings totaled 5 652 85 with split across 12 classes incl 1473 for horses 2445 cattle 434 sheep and 24 swine. An additional 2275 went to regional rally winners and grant funding covered the outlay from federal and provincial agriculture departments.
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Dauphins
J. A. Ringstrom
The
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Department of Agriculture
Departments of Agriculture
Post Office Labor Day Hours Limited Service
For Labor Day next Monday September 1 the post office will offer two hour service from 8 30 to 10 30 a m The money order and savings bank departments will be closed The box lobby remains open until 9 p m
Area Board Briefs Summer Decisions On Openings And Transportation
Area board notes Tuesday August 26 determines student registrations to impact requests for external pupil attendance at Dauphin elementary schools. Principal Norris Aitken doubts grade 9 intake from outside area. grades 9 to 10 classes near capacity with full enrollment in the grade 10 commercial class. Resolutions also deny Crawford Creek district van request while continuing $20 monthly transportation per family. Maple Leaf Construction to start street paving next week with gravel-crushing equipment arriving this weekend.
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Dauphin
Area Board
Vv.i Paaaiiutci
Wiwmicmilazy
Norris Aitken
Crawford Creek
Maple Leaf Construction Company
E. M Erickson
Dauphin’s John Gardner Named to Health Advisory Commission
John Gardner was named a member of the Health Service act advisory commission, representing the Associated Hospitals of Manitoba. He joined the Dauphin General Hospital board in 1926, is a past president and life member, and has served as past president of the Associated Hospitals of Manitoba and as chair of the Western Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia Conference of Hospital Associations.
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Health Service Act
Gardner
Associated Hospitals of Manitoba
Dauphin General Hospital
Associated Hospitals of
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Former Ochre River Principal Wins Degree Bursary
Jan Forp of Ochre River, former Ochre River principal, is among seven Manitoba teachers awarded a degree bursary under the provincial student assistance program. The $2,000 bursary supports his University of Manitoba studies in English literature and history toward a master's degree.
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Ochre River
Dauphin
Jan Forp
Manitoba
Kup
University of Manitoba
Geneva
Stewart McLean
Dauphin Hosts Duke of Devershire in 1918 1919 Visit
In Dauphin the 1919 visit of the Duke of Devershire is recalled with a reception on the CNR platform. James J. Bowman walks beside him. the Duke’s Canadian Governor General tenure places the event around August 26, 1918, marking forty years ago this week.
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Herald
Dauphin
CNR
Duke of Devershire
James J. Bowman
Whire Mir Bowman
Canada
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