Middle East Crisis and Eisenhower’s Bid for a Second Term
Edward Glubb’s dismissal from the Arab Legion sparks fears of a shift in Middle East power with Britain footing an annual subsidy. Eisenhower confirms seeking a second term as Nixon’s role remains uncertain. Ontario reports a severe rabies outbreak with 144 animal cases in 15 months and ongoing vaccination drives. British Foreign Secretary Lloyd’s India visit follows tense Bahrain and Cairo talks on Western Asian pacts.
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The
Times
Glubb
Britain
Arab Legion
Daily Telegram
Nasser
Daily Mail
Middle East
Jordan
Ontario
G. H. Collacutt
Flin Flon Man
Selwyn Lloyd
Nehru
India
New Delhi
Bahrein
Persian Gulf
Lloyd
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Feypt
Asia
Figure Skating Show This Saturday Features Local and Guest Artists
A gala titled Winter Holiday runs Saturday March 10 at the Dauphin skating arena hosted by the Dauphin Commercial Travellers. Franklin Chaloner of Grandview appears solo and in a pairs number with Lois Christie. Miss Georgina Flach teaches new routines. Matinee at 2 pm and evening at 5:30 pm with the Dauphin boys’ and girls’ band. admission adults 50 cents. afternoon children 2 cents or two children on an adult ticket. Tickets from area office or club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Dauphin Commercial Travellers
Franklin Chaloner
Grandview
Lois Christie
Dauphin Boys
Agricultural Representative
Dauphin Agricultural Society Announces 1956 Spring Programme
The Dauphin Agricultural Society and Manitoba Agriculture announce a busy 1956 schedule starting with the fourth annual weed control conference in Dauphin town hall on March 21. Topics cover Manitoba weed problems, crop competition, wild nuts, farmer viewpoints, and chemical weed control. Speakers include Manitoba Weeds Commission, University of Manitoba, and Dominion Experimental Farm Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Society
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Dauphin Town Hall
Manitoba
Manitoba Weeds Commission
University of Manitoba
Dominion Experimental Farm
Brandon
Town Eyes 1956 Budget For Fire Dept With New Truck
Fire chief Harrison presents a 1956 budget totaling 16522 to town council emphasizing the need for a third fire truck. The proposed 13500 truck would boost capacity, improve apparatus transport, and leverage the town water system for large fires. The department pledges to trim other expenses if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Fiance Committee
Red Cross Sets 1956 Objective for Local Campaign
Dauphin Red Cross branch plans the 1956 campaign opening in town and country points. Robt N Dodds, chairman, announced a district objective of 3500 pounds. Contributions may be sent to S J Heggie secretary treasurer at the Bank of Commerce.
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Red Cross
Dauphin
Red Cross Society
Robt. N. Dodds
S. J. Heggie
Bank of Commerce
Stymie Love Takes Over Coaching for Dauphin Kings
Stymie Love became coach for the Dauphin Kings in the fourth playoff game replacing Norm Grinke, who was terminated under pressure from finances. Fans hope his aggressive style lifts the team as the Kings climb the Big Six standings. Love may shed his foot cast soon after two weeks out.
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Stymie Love
Dauphin Kings
Norm Grinke
Architects Advise Auditorium Above Classrooms at Mackenzie High
Architects urge placing the new Mackenzie composite high school auditorium on the second floor to cut structural steel needs and ease roof load. The plan keeps a fireproof brick steel concrete building with a semi basement unfinished for future classroom expansion. A board decision awaits cost comparisons and financing details.
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Mackenzie Composite High School
Wiih
Finance Committee
Postponed Dauphin Minnedosa Final Game Due to Snow
Snow-bound Kings players and referee delayed the best of seven final in Dauphin. Vic Lindquist and coach Norm Grinke arranged a Wednesday reschedule after long-distance talks with M A H A president E J Tyler. The $400 travel cost for Minnedosa and 1 200 fans awaiting reactions highlighted winter travel woes.
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Kings
Snow-bound
M.A.H.A
E.J. Tyler
Minnedosa
Dauphin Club
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Dauphin Kings
Minnedosa Jets
Paul Martel
Retail Merchants Discuss Store Hours and Summer Festival
A meeting of the retail merchants association last Friday debated closing stores at six o clock on Saturdays and nine o clock on Fridays. A March 15 8 pm Kings Hotel session will vote on proposals to ease workers conditions and extend summer weekends for eight months ending Aug 31.
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Retail Merchants Association
Association
Kings Hotel
Business and Professional Women's Club
R. W. Dicks
The
Dauphin Ochre Area Board Approves Teacher Pay Policy
The Dauphin Ochre area board approved a management committee plan to pay an extra 120 per year to teachers with bachelor level or higher degrees starting Sept 1 1956. The board also set compulsory retirement ages 65 for men 60 for women and required medical certificates for contracts to curb absenteeism.
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Dauphin-Ochre
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Ares Board
Fire Destroys Winnipegosis I H Building
A Monday night fire at 11 p m destroyed the International Harvester building on River Avenue in Winnipegosis. The 40 by 80 foot structure with a 16 by 36 foot addition housed two tractors tools and a 1955 car all owned by Steve Chokan and valued at 55000 with partial insurance coverage. A nearby unoccupied cottage owned by Peter Bilen duke was also burned.
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Winnipegosis
Internationall Harvester
River Avenue
Steve Chokan
Chokan
Peter Bilenduke
International-Harvester
Teachers' Society Local Seeks To Open Negotations
The Dauphin Ochre area board received a request from District association No. 3 of the Manitoba Teachers' Society to begin salary negotiations. The letter seeks higher basic pay increments and allowances for qualifications, plus changes to the refresher course clause and by law, with the board directing attention to paragraph 15 of the existing agreement governing start date, term, and termination notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Society Local
Dauphin-Ochre
Fron District Association No. 3
The
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Association
M.T S
Area Board
Teachers’ Society
Ye Olde Robin Hood at Hendrson auditorium thrills crowd
A student council operetta Ye Olde Robin Hood presented two acts from Wednesday to Friday at Henderson auditorium. David Bliss led as Robin Hood with strong support from Bill McIntyre as King Richard and Bill House as Friar Tuck. The cast included Salty McKee Shirley Shymanski as Maid Marian and many choruses and dancers, with Sylvia Moroz at the piano.
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Nottingham
Sherwood Forest
Henderson Auditorium
D.C.T.L Students’ Council
Fred Edmonds
Thomas J
Salty McKee
Shirley Shymanski
Tard Marian
Maxine An
Buddy Hyska
Willi Scarletti
Ivan Hyska
Richard Lea
Jerry Munro
Betty Lake
Elaine Rehaluk
Joyce Bertnick
Robin Hood
David Bliss
Maid Marian
Bill McIntyre
King Richard
Richard Coeur de Lion
Walter Scott
Sherwood
Sylvia Moroz
Louise Durston
Mary Hamilton
Students’ Council
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Sim
Times of London
Huseein
Eisenhower
Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Richard Nixon
Georgina Flach
Ckaters
Jil Love
Karen Hickling
Dauphin Livestock Arena
Northern Manitoba Livestock Association
Council
Tis
Gw.w
Volumn
Stymie Love Takes
Dauphin Hockey Club
Neepawa
Portage la Prairie
Dauplin
I-H
Board of Association
Eece
CCI
Derson
Hilda Zaplitny
Dame Scarlet
Walter Dowd
Ann Stadnyk
Bill House
Tuck
John Wallace
Abbott
Walter Hnatimk
Merrie Men
Sheriff
Gits
Georgina Munro
Joyce Rubeniuk
Florine Mymko
Maureen Nantais
Gail Cardiff
Mary Seale
Adeline Zemliak
Syl
Via Lozinski
Marion Garlinski
Emily Zaplitny
Carol Dahlgren
Phyllis Damsgaard
Eleanor Dicks
Wendy Fordyce
Sharon McQuarrie
Elizabeth Sutherland
Marilyn Williams
Frances Syrnick
Gail Jordan
Beverley Anderson
Faye Barschal
Joyce Danyluk
Barre Dewar
Deanna Joistdahl
Margaret Long
Patricia McBride
Irene Rutledge
Iva Rutledge
Leslie Short
Patricia Wilson
Robin Farrell
Phyllis Marsh
Merry Milk Maids
Iris Jensen
Noreen Johnson
Peggy Jenkins
Shirley Petersen
Joyce Mills
Adeline Ratushniak
Margaret Schmidt
Peggy Jensen
Elaine Conner
Lois Conner
Doris McCallum
Josephine Ryz
Lene Copeland
Joycelyn Just
Phyllis Switzer
Rose Marie Thiele
Foresters
Vlad Wonstony
Eddie Curle
Adam Ebrezden
Don Mansfield
Ernie
Eddie
Stanley Ryz
Lloyd McBurney
Art Shimko
Jack Olmstead
Kenneth Andries
Archie Prestayko
Bob Mack
Marvin Zubrin
Larry Stefaniuk
Eugene Gawaziuk
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