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Newspaper

Dauphin Herald And Press

Location

Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 18, 1954

Page

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St Laurent bids farewell after world tour and Japan visit

Prime Minister St Laurent expressed friendship with nations as he wrapped a world war era farewell in Tokyo. He noted cordial receptions abroad after leaving Ohama February 4 onboard the RCAF transport, touring London Paris and other stops. Asahi calls Canada a key industrial power and link between the U S Britain and the Commonwealth. Malenkov in Moscow urged peaceful economic competition and rejection of either a new world slaughter or perpetual cold war.

Tokyo St. Laurent Cout Rcpcia Japan Ohana RCAF London Paris Asahi Mr. St. Laurent United States Russia Britain Canada Bettie Commonwealth Georgi Malenkov Moscow Malenkov

French troops halt Vietminh advance near Hanoi frontline

Reported heavy fighting blocks the Hanoi coast railway and road corridor used for American supplied equipment. French armored units counterattacked as Vietminh forces retreated toward Hanoi outskirts amid lines of battle. In Europe a U S carrier air squadron suffered damage from a MiG near Czechoslovakia, with Prague protesting the overflight and the Sixth Fleet launching an inquiry. A separate maritime incident recounts a Canada court noting a cigarette butt and possible arson on the Empress of Canada during salvage after a January 1953 fire.

Hanoi Indo-China Court of Canada Arette Butt Empress of Canada Liverpool

Five Day Civil Defence School Opens March 29

A five day civil defence training school will run March 29 to April 2 in Dauptin with local and federal speakers. Night sessions begin 7 45 except April when start is 2 30. Certificates awarded after 14 or more periods. Registration March 29. Map and program on page two.

Dauptin Federal Civil Defence School National Film Board

Dauphin Rural Council Seeks 50 000 for Seed Grain and Fuel

The rural council of Dauphin asks for authority to supply seed grain fodder and tractor fuel to farmers within municipal bounds who cannot obtain staples this year. They also seek to borrow 50 000 under the Municipal Act. The 1954 budget includes a four mill rise in general levy plus a one mill hospital levy with a breakdown to follow.

Rural Council Dauphin N. Slyzak Wm. Cruise Dauphin General Hospital The Herald

Temperature Fluctuations Mark Seasonal Chill

The record notes temperatures rarely dipped below freezing nor rose above thirty two degrees, with only one instance under zero and a single spike above freezing.

Former Winnipeg Symphony member performs at Dauphin women’s club

Twenty members and guests attended the Dauphin Women’s Musical Club March Musicale in the Dahlgren studios. Audiences heard Miss Audrey Shore and Miss Mary Howika with Cherubini and varied art songs and instrumental pieces from Bach to Greig, with Mayo Hess’s Bach arrangement and a club original. Mary Howika, formerly of Winnipeg Symphony, performed Handel and Fiorillo caprice, as Mrs. M. G. Peebles offered Music Sweet Music and lyrics by Mrs. Jack Henderson.

Winnipeg Symphony Women’s Musical Club The Dauphin Women’s Musical Club Dahlgren Studios Audrey Shore Mary Howika J. N. McFadden Vv. Sanderson B. Littlewood A. Sumpter A. Gowanlock J. M. Douglas A. F E. Moore J. Henderson A. J. Middleditch J. L. T. Simmons Joo. Winters Frances James Dauphin Fiorillo Dorothy Brummitt M. G. Peebles Jack Henderson Jack Wells Radio Sports Fame Winnipeg O Canada Dauphin Detachment RCMP

Highway Work Program Aims for Dauphin in 1954

The department of public works outlines a 1954 plan for Dauphin area roads. Projects include a one mile bypass on No 20 highway east to No 5, grading and gravelling five miles on No 20 from Wilson River north, and seal coats on sections to Riding Mountain and Minnedosa to Cameron School. Additional work covers extensive seal coats and bituminous mats across No 2, No 10, and related routes, plus grading and gravelling near The Pas and Flin Flon areas.

Dauphin Department of Public Works No. 20 Wilson River Riding Mountain National Park Minnedosa Cameron School PTH Brandon Pine River Cowan Lenswood Corner Swan River Bowsman Woody River Man Birch River The Pas Pasto Prospector Flin Filon

Eleanor Campbell Wins Skating Title In Club Contests

Eleanor Campbell captured the Dauphin Figure Skating Club senior title at the Arena on Sunday, succeeding 1953 champion May Whalen. She edged Barre Dewar, with Graham Dickie placing third as fifty four skaters competed across five sections. Jill Love vacated the junior title for Mary Louise Robertson. Sandra Sadowich, 1953 juvenile holder, placed second.

Eleanor Campbell Dauphin May Whalen Hudson Bay Junction Miss Campbell Barre Dewar Graham Dickie Gilbert Plains McBride Jill Love Mary Louise Robertson Neill Sandra Sadowich

No Change Of Date For Board Meetings

The board requested delaying January meetings to no later than February 21. Mr. Miller said legislation for 1954 is too late but would be considered for 1955, noting weather makes February unreliable and attendance may not improve. Postponement is allowed if a quorum is missing, and proposals to change local board meeting dates have repeatedly failed at conventions.

Miller

Arrangement Made For Annual Horticultural Show

Directors and committees of the Dauphin Horticultural society met March 15 to hear recommendations for the two day annual show. The membership books are in circulation with Mrs D A Brown convening the committee. A treasurer was appointed to ease secretary workload. Secretary is Mrs F W Robson and treasurer Mrs J M Douglas. A public meeting will be held in April with guest speaker F J Weir provincial horticulturist.

Dauphin Horticultural Society D. A. Brown F. W. Robson J. M. Douglas F. J. Weir

General Hospital Reports Profit in 1953 Operations

The Dauphin General Hospital shows a 1953 profit of 1 770 with total expenditures of 181 330 and revenues rising to 183 100. Operating costs grew to 154 980 with maintenance trimmed to 5 240 and salaries remaining the largest expense. Provincial grants totaled 16 660 with day grants 11 890 and training school 4 770.

Dauphin General Hospital

Enrollment and Modernization Drive At Dauphin Hospital

Dauphin General Hospital reports brighter 1954 prospects with student nurse enrollments rising by over 30 by September and a modest operating profit. modernization is urged to upgrade the operating suite and admin area, with a new boiler funded by town and rural municipalities totaling about 25,500 dollars. The hospital plans a long-stay unit to reduce costs and ease patient care, while managing an outstanding debt around 25,000 dollars.

Dauphin General A. J. Schmied

Shmockey Night Brings Dynamos to Dauphin With Gala Events

A packed Manitoba Shmockey Night lineup features the Moscow Dynamos facing the Toronto Syndallists at centre ice. Mayors Bullmore and Creighton duel in a tug of war, a chicken chase, and other civic stunts precede a 7:30 p.m. doors open with O Canada and a charity push for the March of Dimes.

Manitoba Moscow Dynamos Toronto Rory Hollyoake Manitoba Society For Crippled Children Michael Hopkins CKY Winnipeg Dauphin Bob Byron Bill Walker Centre Ice W. L. Bullmore Jimmy Creighton Brandon Dynamo

Bright Grange Cafe Reopens With Modern Fresh Look

The Bright Grange cafe reopens Monday with two new automatic machines a soft ice cream maker and a hot dog machine. The streamlined interior features coral walls forest green facade and illuminated signs. Modern coffee bar pastel leatherette booths private dining room and updated kitchen by William Roberts Limited with redecorated restrooms enhance quick service for families and visitors.

Old Grange New Grange Canada William Roberts Limited Winnipeg

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