Britain's Common Market talks face risk as Jan 2 talks loom
Reports warn that unless a breakthrough occurs the final decision on British membership in the European Common Market could be postponed to the next talks on January 2% with officials saying France's stance threatens a breakdown. Diplomats note five nations still back Britain despite Paris opposition.
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Delta
Britain
Edward Heath
France
Mueller Armack
West Germany
Brussels
Pearson
Lester Pearson
Canada
United States
Service Club
London
Ont
Street Paving Proposed For 1963 Sixth Year Of Program
Town outlines its 1963 street paving plan the sixth year of a by law financed program begun in 1958. Mayor Herold Mobberley and council members traveled to Winnipeg to discuss funding with the minister of public works as engineers detailed asphalt projects and government grant applications for roads including Mountain road River Alexandra Earl Edward Dunfield Merrell Bossons Edgar avenues and Main Street.
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Winnipeg
Mountain Road
River
Alexandria
Earl
Edward
Dunfield
Merrell
Bossons
Edgar
Dauphin Flying Club Elects Bruce Johnston
Bruce Johnston elected president of the Dauphin Flying Club at its annual meeting held Friday. He has been a member since 1958 and previously served as vice president. New officers include Bill Pisher as vice president and Don Car ruthers as secretary. The club plans airport day with parachute drops and a military fly past.
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Bruce Johnston
Dauphin Flying Club
Bruce
Charlie McKay
Bill Pisher
Bill
Don Carruthers
Bill Marsh
Harvey Heeg
Cam Goodhand
Aco
Dauphin
Red Knight
Dominion Weather Brings Frigid Spell and Fires Across Lands
Two weeks of bitter cold with high winds disrupted outdoor life and sparked fires nationwide. Forecasters warn of more cold, with a hint of an old fashioned blizzard expected Saturday.
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Dominion
Canadian Players’ Masterpieces of Comedy at Town Hall
Four leading Canadian actors present scenes from English comedy in a program titled Masterpieces of Comedy compiled by Andrew Allan. William Hutt Fr Hyland Eric Christmas star in a Dauphin Lions Club sponsored event to be held Wednesday Feb 6 at 8 p.m. in the town hall.
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Andrew Allan
CBC Radio
Dauphin Lions Club
Town Hall
Canada
William Hutt
Manitoba
Thien
Fr Hyland
Lege
Adam Nicholson Re-elected Chairman of Dauphin Library Board
The Dauphin public library board held its annual meeting at the library on Monday January 14 with Adam Nicholson re elected as chairman. Other directors include Mrs. B C Goodhand Mrs L P Johnson H J Aitchison and Councillor J L Stewart. Kathleen Everall is librarian assisted by Mrs. Fred Mitchell and Mrs. Fred Hale. The report notes rising use by school children and students and growing quiet study in the reading room. Story hour drew 275 attendees across 31 Saturdays and the film library remains a key feature sponsored by the film council and library. Exhibits from Winnipeg Art Gallery local art club and horticultural society displays are noted.
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Adam Nicholson
Dauphin Public Library Board
B.C. Goodhand
L. P. Johnson
H. J. Aitchison
J. L. Stewart
Kathleen Everall
Fred Mitchell
Fred Hale
Everall
The
Library Service
Film Council
Dauphin Public Library
B. C. Goodhand
Winnipeg Art Gallery
A. L McKillop
Horticultural Society
Blanche Brown
New Beverage Workhouse Here 7 Up Operations Expanded
Abe Friesen named sales manager of the Dauphin division of Blackwoods Beverages Ltd. The new outlet at Dauphin on highway 6 south of town will expand 7Up and Mission beverages sales. A daily diesel tractor and trailer supply 1 000 case loads and a pallet system will streamline loading.
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Abe Friesen
Dauphin
Blackwoods Beverages Ltd
Highway 6
Town
Dauphin Opens Modern Lagoon System Under Loan Plan
Dauphin completes a four cell lagoon and automatic pumping station driving a $250,000 sewage project. The system, funded by a two thirds federal loan approved in May 1962, began operation Nov 23 with the first lagoon cell filled by Dec 22. The four cell lagoon covers 80 acres and uses natural decomposition for treatment.
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Dauphin
E. M. Erickson
River Avenue
Mountain Road
NHA
Fire destroys Hatch Motors building in subzero blaze
A southeast corner fire at Hatch Motors gutted the building. Damage estimated at 80 000 to 100 000 dollars. contents owned by Hatch Motors, building by Warnock and Cottick. Records saved. a station wagon and a delivery truck removed. Several customer cars and new Hatch Motors cars lost. Firemen faced explosions hazards. Salvation Army and Towers Hotel provided coffee to crews.
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Warnock and Cottick
Hatch Motors
Salvation Army
Towers Hotel
Main Street Home Burns In Weekend Fire
A Main Street residence of Mr and Mrs William Kischuk was gutted by a fire Sunday morning January 20. The alarm rang at 11 50 as the blaze spread from living room walls to the attic area. Firefighters saved some items and nearby shops Dixon s paint store and Alex s shoe repair were protected as the home suffered 3500 to 4000 dollars in damage, partly insured.
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Main Street
William Kischuk
Dixon
Alex
Kischuk
Dauphin Soldier Posted To Congo
Sgt. Paul L. Magalos of Dauphin is posted to No. 57 Canadian Signal unit in the Congo from Western Command in Edmonton. He previously served with the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry in Korea and Japan in 1951 52 and with the United Nations Emergency Force in the Middle East from 1960 61.
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Paul L. Magalos
Dauphin
No. 57
Canadian Signal Unit
Congo
Western Command
Edmonton
Magalos
Korea
Japan
Princess Patricia’s
Canadian Light Infantry
United Nations Emergency Force
Middle East
Archbishop Flahiff Visits Dauphin School For Retarded Children
Archbishop G B Flahiff of Winnipeg visited Dauphin on January 15 to meet staff and pupils at the school for retarded children. He praised local support and urged ongoing help as Canadian bishops plan further Rome deliberations. He met Clayton Scott, Mrs Fendick, and Rev Z A J Baczkowski, noting the children's progress with educational toys and blocks.
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G. B. Flahiff, DD
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Dauphin Deanery
Rome
Firhhilf
Herald
Clayton Scott
Daaphin
A. Fendick
Z. A. J. Baczkowski
Dauphin Retarded Children’s School
G. B. Fishiff
Claytor
Scott
Alex Fendick
St. Viator’s Catholic Church
Ed Tower
Hudson Bay Route Ass'n To Meet Here March 26 29
The 20th annual Hudson Bay Route association convention will be held in Dauphin on March 26 and 29. Delegates from Saskatchewan and Manitoba ministries arrive along with the national harbours board the Canadian wheat board transport and northern affairs trade and commerce board of grain commissioners and Canadian National railways. Also attending are farm groups and chambers of commerce. HBRA officials note strong growth and interest.
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Hudson Bay
The
Hudson Bay Route Association
Dauphin
Saskatchewan Aed Manitoba
National Harbours Board
Canadian Wheat Board
Partments of Transport, Northern Affairs and Trade and Commerce
Board of Grain Commissioners
Canadian National Railways
Chambers of Commerce
HBRA
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Wu Hsiu-Chuan
Khruschev
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Peking
Shine
Tokyo
Kenjiro Shiga
Congo Unity
United Nations
Moise Tshombe
Kalanga
Elizabethville
Kolwezi
Kowezi
Katanga
Leopoldville
Montreal
Davidson Avenue
Kirby
Davidson Avenues
Wellington Crescent
Stradbrooke Place
Fifth Avenue
First Avenue
Whitmore Avenue
PTH No. 3
Cruise Street
Second Street NW
First
Second Avenue
Jackson Street
Maple Street
Eric Christmas
Clarence Derwent
Julie Herris
Amelia Hall
Frances Hyland
Friesen
Dauin
E. C. Day
Archbishop Flahiff
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