France veto stirs Atlantic tensions and European unity
Reports say France used its veto to delay but not derail Atlantic market talks. Macmillan called France’s move decisive as the “friendly five” nations defend Europe’s economic links. In Canada, PM Diefenbaker and opposition leaders denounce US interference over nuclear policy.
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United Stsles
Europe
France
Macmillan
Italy
Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Sacres
Britain
Maly
Fanfani
Ate Department
Washington
Pol Tr Seean
Pro
Tama Department
Canada
Diefenbaker
United States
Change in Business Locations in town records
Several firms relocate their premises in 1950 including Russell's Electric, R R Stark Insurance and Hatch Motors. Russell's Electric moves to Main Street North Dauphin on May 1 after buying Yeo Electric and expands at 10 First Ave NW with seven staff. Stark Insurance moves Jan 17 to 9 Second Avenue NW behind Oliphant block, renaming to R R Stark Insurance and Real Estate. Hatch Motors relocates to 1120 Main Street South at the corner of Main and Eleventh, continuing Mercury, Meteor, and Comet sales with Robert Hatch welcoming the public.
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Russell's Electric
R. R. Sterk Insurance
Hatch Motors
Dauphin
Yeo Electric
Main Street
Melita
Pro- Prietor
Jack Russell
Jack
Dawphin Milies
First Ave
Stark Insurance
R. R
Dick” Stark
General Insurance
Second Avenue NW
Oliphant
Borketon
Continental Life
Winnipeg
R. R. Stark Insurance and
Second Avenue
Dercury
Robert Hatch
Eleventh Avenue
Queen Stops Over The Tour to Australia and New Zealand
The Queen and Prince Philip began the tour with no timetable changes. They made unofficial stops in Edmonton and Vancouver as weather disrupted the jetliner. A refueling delay occurred at Edmonton and the plane later landed in Vancouver after high winds forced a return from 800 miles offshore.
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Australia
New Zealand
Prince Philip
Mapot
Edmonton
Vancouver
Pacific
February 28 Deadline for 1963 Licences Warned
RCMP warn motorists that after February 28 those on highways must display the 1963 validation strip on their rear licence plate or face prosecution. Strips are being issued now and must be affixed before month’s end. No warnings after March 1.
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RCMP
Dauphin Jaycees Honor National President at Banquet
The Dauphin Jaycees hosted a banquet January 28 to honor Bernard J. Stevens, national President of the Canadian Junior Chamber from Quebec City, and Simpson, president of the Manitoba Junior Chamber of Commerce in Winnipeg. Stevens received the Keys to Dauphin from Deputy Mayor Alf Buckwold and spoke on the group’s aim to train members for business and civic leadership. This marks the third visit by a national Jaycees president since Dauphin’s charter in 1951.
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Dauphin Jaycees
Bernard J. Stevens
Canadian Junior Chamber of Commerce
Quebec City
Simpson
Manitoba Junior Chamber of Commerce
Winnipeg
Stevens
Dauphin
Alf Buckwold
Junior Chamber
Jaycees
Dauphin Unit
Fred Zaplitny
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
Weather summary and snowfall notes for January and February
The report records January weather with 148.4 hours of sun and 3.7 inches of snow plus 0.12 inch of rain, totaling 0.49 inch moisture. February began with 4.2 inches of snow on the first day and 0.8 inch on the third, noting cool temperatures and a storm early Friday.
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the of Dimes
Manitoba Legislature Set to Open Feb 28
Premier Duff Reblin announced the first session of the 27th Manitoba Legislature will open Thursday February 28. The event marks the start of new parliamentary business and legislative agenda planning.
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Manitoba
Duff Reblin
Bernice Blackburn Wins 4H Interprovincial Trip to Nova Scotia
Bernice Blackburn 16, of the Durston Handy Thimblers 4H club, wins an interprovincial exchange trip to Nova Scotia sponsored by the Royal Bank of Canada. The trip, planned for July, marks a significant 4H milestone during Canada’s 50th anniversary year with nine senior members taking part. Blackburn has a long 4H record in sewing, handicrafts, and leadership, including demonstrations winning top honors at Dauphin and Brandon.
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Durston Handy Thimblers Clothing Club
Nova Scotia
E. F. Blackburn
Burrows
Royal Bank of Canada
Canadian Council
Canada
Bernice
Durston Handy Thimblers
Dauphin
Brandon
Revue
King
Dauphin Summer Fair
John Tycholis Repeats as Dauphin School Board Chairman
John L. Tycholis is re elected as chairman of the Dauphin School District No. 905 school board for a fifth year. Mrs. W E Barber is re elected vice chairman. George A Fisher is appointed trustee for the rural district.
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John L. Tycholis
Dauphin
W.E. Barber
George A. Fisher
Dauphin Chamber Seeks Local Post High School Vocational Centre
The Dauphin Chamber of Commerce proposes establishing a post high school vocational training centre in Dauphin Manitoba. A resolution approved at a special meeting urges the Education Minister to favor a local centre to train unskilled workers meeting industrial demand and reduce travel and cost barriers for trainees.
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Chamber of Commerce
Dauphin
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
Education
Stewart McLean
Department of Education
Resolutions Committee
National Employment Service
NES
Chamber
Lack Of Money Plagues DMCC Amid Repairs
The Dauphin Memorial Community Centre faces funding gaps as extensive repairs and capital expenditures continue. President A E Serase reports limited town support and noncommittal rural funding, with indirect aid via the agricultural society under consideration. The report notes ongoing efforts to secure federal or provincial assistance.
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DMCC
Agricultural Society
Six DMCC Board Members Named and 62 Reports Heard
The Dauphin Memorial and Community Centre annual meeting last week featured the president’s report and financial statements along with committee reports on last year’s activities. John Gardner chaired as six town and rural seats were filled with three towns acclaimed for the 1962–64 term and George Jackman elected for one year. Rural reps Bill Forbes and Walter Durston were re elected for 1963–64.
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Serase
Dmcc Board
Dauphin Memorial and Community Centre
John Gardner
Ted Scrase
Cy McGallum
Sam Leskin
George Jackman
Ernie Bennett
Bill Forbes
Walter Durston
Dauphin Chamber Proposes Two Resolutions At Provincial Convention
The Dauphin Chamber of Commerce plans to present two resolutions at Manitoba chambers’ annual convention in St. James in April. One requests an alternate highway route to Winnipeg via a paved Macdonald cutoff and a new PTH through Poplar Point Marquette Rosser and Notre Dame Avenue West. The second urges full time police magistrates and crown prosecutors in rural Manitoba to improve local justice access and reduce travel for offenses.
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Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
St. James
Winnipeg
Poplar Point
Marquette
Rosser
Notre Dame Avenue
Manitoba
Portage la Prairie
No. 4
Macdonald
Dauphin
Police Megistrates
Government of
Mossey River Holds Ward 4 By Election Friday
A by election is set for Friday February 8 in Mossey River RM to fill the ward 4 vacancy. Nominees are Steve Shumyk, mechanic of Winnipegosis, and John Alex Stefishen, rancher of Winnipegosis, replacing councillor Peter Namaka who served 14 years and was acclaimed last October.
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Mossey River
Steve Shumyk
Winnipegosis
John Alex Stefishen
Peter Namaka
Canadian Players Bring Masterpieces of Comedy to Dauphin
Tonight at 8 at the Dauphin town hall the Canadian Players present Masterpieces of Comedy excerpts compiled by Andrew Allan and directed by David Gardner. The cast includes Eric Christmas Amelia Hall William Hutt and Frances Hyland with a post performance panel on theatre in general.
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Dauphin Town Hall
Andrew Allan
David Gardner
Canada
Eric Christmas
Clarence Derwent
Amelia Hall
Stratford
Ontario
William Hutt
Manitoba
Manitoba Theatre Centre
Winnipeg
Frances Hyland
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Ae Ee Press
Russell’s Electric
Daun
E. C. Day
Bernice Blackburn
John Tycholis
Dauphin Memorial Community Centre
A. E
Ted” Jasé
Toba
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