Conference in Bermuda to settle four power cold war issues
The Bermuda gathering aims to resolve Germany and European Defence Community questions amid changing Kremlin signals. Britain welcomes the move while the United States cautions that Soviet shifts mask policy. The talks accompany Royal Caribbean plans and Asia-Pacific anti communism forecasts.
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Parade Cadets Receive Hortie Trophy For Improvement
At Dauphin armories Tuesday night the Dauphin army cadet corps No 1597 70th Field Battery RCAP received the John DArcy Hortie trophy as the most improved corps in Manitoba Lake head training area Cadet-Capt J Lintick was promoted to major and Lt Col G B F McKay presided Inspections and commentary followed with promotions to Cpl and Sgt among drill and weapons training observed by cadet officers and staff in attendance
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de P. Beech
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Dauphin Band Plans Winter Concert Sunday Evening
The Dauphin boys and girls band under bandmaster George Zradicka will perform in the town hall this Sunday night to boost morale and support for the town hall's upkeep funded by the one mill levy for band support.
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Dauphin Civil Defence Group Gears Up For School Training
Civil defence members in Dauphin prepare after budget approval and ministerial signoff. The group plans a March training school with Ottawa instructors and aims to test readiness through a Winnipeg ordered paper exercise in Dauphin. Regulars and volunteers, including radio amateurs and home nurses, join the local effort as four new instructors are certified.
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Indians Fishing Hampered by Absence of Ice at Paipnia Agency
Indians in the Paipnia agency face a harsh start to the fishing season as warm temperatures delay ice formation. Acting supervisor Adam Nicholson notes two weeks' lost time out on Lake Manitoba reduces this year's catch and kneecaps winter commerce, since no nets can be used until ice forms and fish stay deep when it’s cold.
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Adam Nicholson
Indian Affairs
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Paul Platz
Dauphin
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Natal
King’s Hotel
Gus” Bohunicky
Winnipeg
Killarney
Jerry Leblanc
Neepawa
Little Theatre Presents One Act Play and Light Operatic Selections
The Little Theatre in Dauphin hosts a Friday night program at the town hall featuring a one act play Father Reads A Christmas Carol directed by Mrs. B.C. Goodhand, a comedy Ye Olde Scrappe Booke with Jack Henderson Kathy Stewart and 20 others, piano by Mrs. M. G. Peebles, and an eight-voiced mixed ensemble led by Miss Audrey Shore, supervisor of music for the town school system. The evening ends with a mass singing of Christmas carols starting at 8 p.m.
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Jack Henderson
Kathy ‘Stewart
M. G. Peebles
Audrey Shore
Temperatures rise as cool spell hints at end of summer
A weather note reports temperatures fluctuating from 7.8 to 41.6 degrees with daily climbs above freezing. Moderate Pacific disturbances may bring snow to the prairies while a mild spell ends. slippery streets followed recent trace snow and rain.
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Careful Hunting Near Schools Urged By Authorities
Deer hunters are warned about careless firearms amid rural areas near schools. Officials from the game and fisheries branch and department of mines and natural resources report incidents and urge safer practice to protect students and communities.
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Hunters Urged to Avoid Schools During Deer Season
Officials warn hunters to not shoot toward schools during hours when children travel. With 25 000 to 40 000 Manitoba hunters this year, safety zones around districts are being considered. Hunters should know local school districts and take precautions to prevent tragic accidents.
Canadian pianist Lorne Watson at Dauphin workshop recital
Top pianist Lorne Watson conducts a Thursday piano workshop in Dauphin and gives a public recital in the evening. He directs music at Brandon College, holds a NYU fellowship, and has appeared on radio and stage. The program features 17th century pieces, Liszt, Chopin, and contemporary works.
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Dauphin
Canada
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New York University
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Sir Ernest MacMillan
Ernest Seitz
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Rosalyn Tureck
R.c.af
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McCallum Elected Legion President
John W. McCallum was acclaimed president of the Dauphin branch of the Canadian Legion BE SL at the annual elections November 24. He succeeds William Wilkinson. Other officers installed include first vice president James Clark second vice president R P Lowes third vice president C S A Rogers Q C treasurer A J Middleditch padre Rev T W Wilkinson sergeant at arms J R Fry. Executive for the coming year: F Malewski L P Beech D J Kells Jr P Boaier W F Barrie A McArthur.
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Dauphin
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A. McArthur
Building Passes Million Mark in Dauphin November
Dauphin set a new record for permit values in November reaching 1 019 650 with three permits issued including a 300 000 post office project on Main Street. Excluding the post office the total would be 719 000 versus last year’s 601 070 in the same month.
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Dauphin
Main Street
PFA Act Assistance At $2.50 Per Acre, Former M.P. Says
Ottawa reports that prairie farm assistance act benefits will pay 2.50 per acre on a large tract in northern Manitoba from McCreary to Grandview. W. J. Ward says the district’s crop failure yields may qualify many farmers while some areas like McCreary face few qualifiers. Rural councils seek full PFAA payment data by yield thresholds and non-qualifying cases for summer crop assessments.
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Manitoba
Ottawa
W. J. Ward
Dauphin
P.F.A.A
A. E. Clark
Township 28
Sifton
McCreary
Watershed Area Meeting in Dauphin This Friday
H Reisen district engineer for the prairie farmers rehabilitation act and J A Griffiths provincial drainage engineer will meet with municipal council representatives Friday to review drainage work on the Riding and Duck Mountain watershed area during the past year and discuss 1954 plans.
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Prairie Farmers’ Rehabilitation Act
J.A. Griffiths
Duck ‘Mountain
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