Queen Elizabeth Alters Commonwealth Title Format
London and Ottawa announced new flexible title wording for Commonwealth nations. The Canadian form changes to Elizabeth the Second by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom Canada and her other realms and territories Queen and Defender of the Faith. The move drops dominion and shifts country naming while India regards her as head of the Commonwealth only. Britain keeps the traditional phrases with minor wording changes.
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Pakistan
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Prime Minister St Laurent Returns From London Conference
Reported comments indicate Canada may see gradual relaxation of Commonwealth trade barriers next year while Britain and other sterling area nations hold back on lifting import restrictions. Separate notes cover U S power projects and Eisenhower Truman rift amid Korea stalemate talks.
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Area Board Approves $18,000 Loan From Reserve Fund
Dauphin Ochre school area board authorized borrowing $18,900 from the reserve fund to finish Sifton school construction in group B. Since 1948 the area has borrowed $39,000 for group B, with repayable levies by the group over years, clearing by 1965.
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Report On Teachers Requested By Board Report On Teachers Requested By Board
The Dauphin Ochre area school board orders certification reports for all staff by Jan 15 1953 and notifies two teachers that salaries stop after Jan 1 1953 until credentials are shown. Joe Arthur ends four year term and praises board. Board approves water hauling, three town resolutions, CBC broadcasts on CKDM, and painting glare relief in Henderson school. Bus use approved for Urban Municipalities convention delegates.
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Urban Municipalities Association
Music Teachers Named for Dauphin Schools
The area school board approved two new instructors for the spring term 1953 in Dauphin. Mrs I Fisher will teach at Makinak school while Mrs C N Dahlgren will supervise music across Dauphin public schools, succeeding Huntley Cameron. Dahlgren, ex Ursula Koons, is a Manitoba Rose Bowl winner and past Dauphin regional festival president. she currently leads the Dauphin First United church choir. Classes will be supervised by Dahlgren in the afternoon.
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Dauphin Public Schools
Huntley Cameron
Winnipeg
Montreal
Dauphin First United Church
Dahlgren
Manitoba issues single 1953 license plate scheme
Manitoba announces a 1953 plan issuing one aluminum strip overlay for 1952 rear plates while 1952 plates remain valid. Expiring registrations end December 31 and renewal mails go to owners. 106 agencies provide plates. Licenses issued in 1952 for 18 months. June 1 1953 reissuance for two years with a 2 dollar fee. chauffeur license 4 dollars. A new 50 cent Unsatisfied Judgment Fund levy applies for 1953 car registrations. The fund, capped between 100 thousand and 175 thousand, had 63 650 dollars as of August 31 1952 and covers up to 5 000 damages per claimant and 10 900 per accident.
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Mountview Swine Team Honored By Over 250 At Town Hall
More than 250 Dauphin area residents attended a social evening at the town hall to honor Dean Durston and Ken Forbes of the Mountview Swine club for winning dominion honors at the national 4-H competitions held with the Toronto Royal Fair. The event featured a 4-H swine championship trophy presentation by Minister of Agriculture R D Robertson, discussions of their Toronto trip, musical interludes, demonstrations by Durston and Kalinsky, and greetings from local officials and the Manitoba Swine Breeders association.
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Mary Seale
Audrey Todoruk
Burrows Garden Club
Bill Sutherland
Ken Winters
Vivian Sholdice
Ruth Durston
Pat Kalinsky
Durston Clothing Club
Kiwanis-Martinson
Don Danfield
Dave Hill
Walter Ward
Roblin
Manitoba Swine Breeders Association
R. D. Robertson
University of Manitoba
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RCAF
Ross Forbes
Ken Angus
Christmas Tree Concerts In Districts This Week
Community activities highlight Christmas Tree concerts across districts this coming week. Notable dates include Paulson on Thursday December 18 Banks North Lake Durston Mountview Bay Centre Listowel Dauphin Plains Friday afternoon December 19 Spruce Creek December 19 Eclipse December 22 Old Dauphin December 22 and Dickson rescheduled from December 22 to December 23.
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200 Seats for Arena Under Construction for Dauphin Kings
About 200 new seats will be added at the D.M.L.C arena with six or seven rows at the west end. Funds come from the official opening night game against the Brandon Wheat Kings, receipts totaling 1498.50 after deductions for expenses. The rural Lions’ Christmas party is scheduled for Thursday afternoon in the town hall for rural area children.
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Two Men Air Crash In Duck Mountain Injures Hartney Pair
Malcolm Alford 27 and Cornelius Penner 23, both of Hartney, were hospitalized in Dauphin after an Aeronca crash while attempting to land on a lake in Duck Mountain forest reserve near White Mud Lake. They were found by hunter J. C. Kehler of Horndean, who airlifted them to hospital. An RCMP officer was taken to the scene. transport officials will likely start an investigation.
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Kehler
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Department of Transport
December Warm Spell Continues With Light Snow Expected
The week brought spring like temperatures with a high of 38.7 and a low near zero. Dauphin residents faced minimal snow totaling about 0.14 inches as Christmas nears and curiosity grows about a possible snowfall.
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Mercury
Northern Airlines Link Could Cut Transcontinental Freight Costs
Dauphin chamber of commerce asked to back a CP Air cargo service linking Montreal to Vancouver with stops in Toronto The Pas and Edmonton. The plan envisions faster delivery at lower costs with the The Pas and Dauphin airstrips sized for freight, but Dauphin would not host stops due to small landing strips.
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Chamber Votes to Buy Caps for Dauphin Band
Dauphin chamber of commerce authorized purchasing 40 caps at about 210 dollars total for the boys and girls band, average five dollars each, noting band members currently lack head dress. The decision came at the regular meeting last Wednesday night.
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Dauphin
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
Listowel School Granted 75 Aid for Rink Lighting
The large area board authorized a $75 grant to Listowel School for installing electric rink lights after a delegation requested help. Estimated installation cost was $137 for ten 150 watt lights. Some members opposed the grant as not clearly educational. a policy to aid up to $75 per school was approved, potentially totaling $3,000 to $4,000 if universal.
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Large Area Board
Listowel School Board
Listowel
Liquor Commission Extends Hours On Dec 18
The Liquor commission will stay open today Thursday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. instead of closing at noon. This extension serves the public.
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