Truman Attlee Talks Set to Ease Cold War Strain
Washington and London officials seek a common policy to deter Communist China while protecting Europe’s defense needs. Attlee, 66, known for steady leadership, meets President Truman amid cautious hope for unity on Korea and UN actions without broad war escalation.
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Dominion Provincial Conference On
Building permits down from 1949 in Dauphin
Dauphin issued only three building permits in November 1950 totaling 10 700 dollars, bringing year to date permits to 89 valued at 434 146 dollars. November saw no new dwellings. repairs to dwellings added one permit worth 400 dollars.
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Dauphin
Kee Set For Night School Lectures On Agriculture
The district area board discusses a 20 week agriculture course with a 10 enrollment fee and a 250 rebate for high attendance. Some lectures may be open to nonenrolled residents as university professors attend every other week. The group plans to credit fees toward full enrollment and considers funding lecturer costs from nonstudents.
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Kee
Youth For Christ Films Shown At Mackenzie School
Two sound and color Youth For Christ films to be shown next Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Mackenzie school auditorium under the Dauphin Ministerial association. The films are China Challenge after a 30 000 mile journey and South to the Harvest filmed across Central and South America.
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Dauphin Ministerial Association
China
Central
South
Americas
Fork River Club Receives Eaton Shield At Presentation
The Stitch- Rite clothing club of Fork River received The T. Eaton Co. silver shield the province’s top award for junior clothing clubs. Loretta Berkis accepted the shield for the club with Mrs A J Drebinsky newly named club leader M Morris introduced as the new leader. The program featured Frazer Hill Campbell Milner and Dunfield with a variety show and an invitation for The Tappers to perform in Winnipeg. Sylvia Waters and Betty Falion earned a Winnipeg trip during achievement day.
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WS. Frazer
Extension Service
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Loretta Berkis
A. J. Drebinsky
Allan Boyko
Winnipeg
Sylvia Waters
Betty Falion
Mail Early for Christmas Postal Deadlines Warned
The post office urges early mailing to ensure Christmas delivery across Canada and the United States with deadlines by region from December 8 in the U S to December 16 for local delivery. Local offices expand staff and sorting space for the rush with 60 percent more help, while parcel cards move to the basement after December 15. J A Cressey asks residents to address mail clearly, sort in bundles, and visit daily during the rush, noting Christmas Day is a holiday and no mail will be delivered after December 23.
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United States
Post Office Department
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Diamond Wedding of Mr and Mrs Brigham Ward Mark Diamond
Sixty relatives attended a dinner at the Orange hall to honor Mr and Mrs Brigham Ward of 32 Seventh Avenue S W on their diamond wedding anniversary. Family numbers include two sons five daughters fifteen grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren.
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Seventh Avenue S.W
Orange Hall
R. F. McWilliams
Manitoba Power Commission
Pearle) MacMaster
Roblin
G. W
Agnes) Taylor
Dauphin
Christmas Supplement Dates for The Dauphin Herald
The Dauphin Herald will publish a Christmas supplement with the Dec 21 regular issue. Copy for greetings is due by Dec 13. The Herald will not publish Dec 28 due to the holiday observance on Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
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Foam padding to shield arena pillars at Dauphin arena
Dauphin parks board approved placing foam rubber around pillar protections this winter to reduce player injuries from collisions. Other items included use of arena ice for junior B play, denying Sunday skating for the figure skating club but keeping the file open, and plans to study broadcasting with nearby stations. The board also seeks bids on 100 and 200 trees for boulevard planting and reported a 1959 parks operations deficit over 1100 dollars due to cabin and park improvement costs.
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Dauphin Parks Board
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Dauphin
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Eight proposed salary changes in Dauphin area teachers pact
The Dauphin Ochre area school district No 1 and Manitoba Teachers Society union No 3 discuss eight proposed changes to the salary agreement. The board says changes cannot take effect before January 1 1952 and a future meeting will be held with the teachers salary committee.
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District Association No. 3
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Teachers’ Association
Area Board
Local License Tags Here Next Week
Dauphin residents will get red 51 tags to attach to 1950 license plates next week. Owners may pick them up at the local licensing office or receive them by mail from Winnipeg. The revenue department now bills for 1951, and owners can request the tag via form. Rusted 1950 plates can be replaced for one dollar with surrender of old numbers. Transfers are required when a vehicle changes hands before renewal.
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Revenue Department
District Junior Club Leaders Hold Province Conference
Thirty three leaders from 23 of 36 junior clubs in Dauphin and Ste. Rose districts met at the DMC C industrial hall under agricultural representatives D J Hill and A G Arnal. The gathering featured reports on growth, a committee to aid clubs, and recognition of Binscarth poultry club champions Mary Matheson and Millan Johnston.
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D.J. Hill
A. G. Arnal
D.M.C.C
W. S. Frazer
Department of Agriculture
G. Milner
Miss S Rowlette
J. Clark
Roblin
J. Forsythe
Russell
Mary Matheson
Millan Johnston
Binscorth Poultry Club
Ste. Rose Agricultural
Dauphi
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Binscarth Poultry Club
Torento
Miss Matheson
Mr. Johnston
Figure Skating Club Opens Registration for Winter Classes
More than 200 people sign up for Dauphin Figure Skating Club lessons led by Gwen Lentz. Over 140 school age children enroll Monday, about 30 preschoolers Tuesday, with 30 to 40 adults expected later. Private lessons available. a ladies auxiliary assists. Lentz also plans a carnival using local talent for Dauphin Commercial Traveller’s annual ice carnival.
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Arena
Temperatures Retreat to Subzero in Dauphin Area
A brief warm spell ended as sub zero temperatures returned in Dauphin with Monday’s low at 23.6 degrees. The week’s high reached 24.1 degrees above zero while Monday and Tuesday stayed below zero. Snow fell lightly with measurable amounts of 0.5 inches Friday and 0.2 inches Sunday and traces on other days. Compared to last year the week was much colder, with last year’s high 40.1 degrees on December 2 and a low of 9.8 on December 1.
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Dauphin
Lions To Sell Christmas Trees In Dauphin
Dauphin Lions Club launches a Christmas tree sale to raise funds for community work. Members will harvest trees this weekend and take orders starting Monday with deliveries to homes. Order spots include BA Oil, King's Hotel, Eli Bay Ltd, Monarch Lumber Co, John Gardner & Son, Kiddies' Korner. Proceeds support club activities and the annual town hall party.
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Monarch Lamber Co
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Korner
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Hunting Mishaps Kill One Injure Another Near McCreary
One man died and another was seriously hurt in separate hunting accidents in the McCreary area last Thursday as the deer season began. Fred Turko, 28, Alonso Manitoba, died in McCreary hospital from arm and chest wounds while hunting with two companions. William Krunek, 30, Glenella Manitoba, is in critical condition at Winnipeg General Hospital after a chest wound during a Waldersee district hunt near McCreary. He was taken to Neepawa hospital then transferred to Winnipeg.
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Fred Turko
Alonso
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William Krunek
Glenella
Winnipeg General Hospital
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Neepawa
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Winnipeg
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