Conservative surge amid by election losses and UK leadership turmoil
Britain faces a shaky political climate as Prime Minister Sir Alex Douglas-Home insists the Conservative tide turns after winning a by election in Kinross and West, despite a Labour win in Luton. Elsewhere, Saigon reopens while Vietnam’s military rulers ease tensions, and international headlines cover Berlin, the Vatican council, and defensive policy shifts.
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Britain
A’ Douglas-Home
House of Commons
Alex
Scotland
Kinross
West
Bal
Luton
Bri
Harold Macmillan
Haroldsom
Record Driest October on Record for Northwest Manitoba
The October mean temperature of 52.3 degrees set a regional record as one of the driest falls noted since 1911. Reports say North West Manitoba faced very little moisture with about one tenth of an inch of rainfall since Sept 19.
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Agricultural Office
Manitoba
Blood Donors Clinic Planned in Dauphin Nov 27
A blood donors clinic will be held at the Dauphin town hall on Wednesday November 27 under the Dauphin branch of the Royal Canadian Legion. Hours are 2 to 5 p.m. and 6 30 to 9 30 p.m. Dauphin Registered Nurses association will tend beds and the Legion Ladies auxiliary will serve refreshments.
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Dauphin Town Hall
Dauphin
The
Royal Canadian Legion
Dauphin Registered Nurses Association
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Legion
Dauphin Legion Honors Banquet Recognizes Longtime Members
Dauphin branch No. 20 of the Royal Canadian Legion celebrated a Remembrance Day banquet with two life memberships awarded to Percy Lowes of Winnipeg and L. W. Walter Powney, six 25 year service buttons, and three certificates of merit for David Justice Albert Redgate and Archie McKillop. More than 200 veterans and auxiliary members attended as Des Robinson urged unity and youth involvement in Legion activities including essay contests and field and track meets.
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Dauphin Branch No. 20
Royal Canadian Legion
Percy Lowes
Winnipeg
L. W
Walter” Powney
Legion
Bill Barrie
David Justice
Albert Redgate
Archie McKillop
Larry Haagenson
Deat
The
Dauphin
Norman C. Chard
Ben Shent Tueses N. Miles
Albert John J. Williams
R. J. E. Dobson
James A. Clarke
Auxiliary
W. E. Barrie
J. F. Moorhead
Legion Padre
O Canada
J. M. Douglas
God Save the Queen
Bob McCallum
Des Robinson
Manitoba
North
Ontario
New Chief Warden Named For Riding Mountain National Park
National Parks board announces retirement of Chief Warden Joe Allan at Riding Mountain and Prince Albert parks and succession by James Sime a former Banff chief warden. Sime succeeds Allan at Riding Mountain while Gordon Gilroy takes Prince Albert post.
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Riding Mountain National Park
Prince Albert National Park
National Parks Board
Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources
Joe” Allan
Riding Mountain
James A. Sime
Banff National Park
Prince Albert Park
Frank Jervis
Gordon Gilroy
Jasper National Park
Joe Allan
Cordova
Winnipeg
Neville, Sask
Saskatchewan
Neville
Erickson
National Parks Service
Allan
Masonic Lodge
McCreary
James Sime
Golden
B. C
New Manager For Local Agency Firm
Ron W. Campbell of Yorkton has taken over as local manager of the Lockhart and Lillie Agencies, general insurance and travel agents. Campbell was born in Yorkton.
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Ron W. Campbell
Yorkton
Lockhart and
Lillie
Ron
Citizens Group To Probe Biculturalism In Manitoba
A representative Manitoba citizens group is tasked with examining bilingualism and biculturalism issues. Premier Roblin formed it at his request to guide the royal commission, led by Prof W L Morton with Dr C J Jaenen among members. A December seminar with various groups is planned, with media invited.
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Citizens’ Group
Manitoba
Roblin
W. L. Morton
C. J. Jaenen
United Col
Royal Commission
Royal Commision
Weather summary with alternating temperatures across dates
The report lists dates from November 5 to 10 with daily highs and lows. It notes generally even temperatures, a small amount of precipitation on the 7th and a trace of rain and snow on the 10th, and forecasts more sunshine and clouds ahead.
Baptist Church Welcomes New Interim Minister
Rev. Stewart D. Trites arrived in Dauphin as interim minister of Dauphin First Baptist church last Wednesday. He previously served as field secretary for Sunday school promotion with the Baptist Union of Western Canada and led First Baptist, Brandon. A New Brunswick native and Acadia University alumnus, he has pastored across Western Canada for 20 years. The Trites family Judith, an RN in Regina, has settled at 107 Fifth Avenue NE.
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Stewart D. Trites
Dauphin
General Hospital
Regina
Sask
Fifth Avenue NE
Annual Reports Reflect Busy Year In 1963 For Agricultural Directors
The Dauphin eo el society met at the Boulevard hotel on November 7 with 45 attendees to review a busy 1963. Highlights included 18 000 fairgoers, 27 purebred cattle, 37 purebred swine, 167 fed calves selling for 48976 33, and 165 4 H calves in the fat stock show from 14 clubs. The 4H term enrolled 331 members across 15 agricultural and five homemaking clubs.
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Dauphin Eoel Society
Bolevard Hotel
Dauphin
Ste. Rose
Ethelbert
Roblin
Lions Club Marks 25th Anniversary Celebration
The Dauphin Lions Club marked its 25th anniversary with a banquet attended by charter member Saul Bay and wife who cut the birthday cake. Several members received recognition for perfect attendance and long service, with Monarch awards going to Perry Whetter, Harvey Buckwold, and Saul Bay among others. Joe Neill chaired the event, Ozzie Hitchfield presided, Frank Gilraine entertained, and dancing followed with Ed Ryz Orchestra.
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Dauphin Lions Club
Jerry
Saul Bay
Mrs. Bay
Monarch
Perry Whetter
Harvey Buckwold
Herb Boughen
Doug Brekke
Lou Boroditsky
Hugh Fox
Joe Neill
Ozzie Hitchfield
Laurie Stephen
Peter Urbanovitch
Frank Gilraine
Winnipeg
Lions
Ed Ryz
Dauphin Agricultural Society Finances Show $27,091 Receipts
The Dauphin Agricultural Society reports year receipts of 27,091 and expenditures of 25,669. Local revenue includes membership, tickets, rentals, booths, advertising, and prizes, with grants totaling 6,? the statement lists 1962 Dominion and provincial funds and other income. Expenses cover prizes, events, upkeep, wages, and administration.
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The
Dauphin Agricultural Society
D. D Grant
Dauphin-born Stuart Gardner Tops TH Company Appointment
International Harvester Company of Canada announces W. Stuart Gardner of Hamilton Ontario as manager of product reliability. Gardner, born in Dauphin and UM Manitoba mechanical engineer graduate 1951, has progressed from draftsman to chief product engineer at Chatham works and now oversees reliability across Canadian manufacturing.
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Dauphin
International Harvester Company of Canada Limited
W. Stuart Gardner
Hamilton, Ont
Stuart
Gardner
Canada
Stuart Gardner
University of Manitoba
Chatham Works
Heavy Duty Equipment Works
Hamilton
Ont
Father Son Banquet Highlights Wings Ceremony for Cadets
Cadet Jack Kienlen of Ste. Rose du Lac earned his wings at the No. 50 Lt-Col Barker Squadron father and son banquet held at St. Paul’s Anglican church. He received the wings from H. Wright of CJATC Rivers amid a 140-strong crowd. Speaker E Barker urged parents to provide strong education and example, stressing lifelong learning and the ladder to higher work in Canada.
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Jack Kienlen
Ste. Rose du Lac
Kienlen
G. P. Jackson
Barker
Canada
Ste. Rose
H. Wright
CJATC
Rivers
Ed Tower
Darrell Henderson Honored for 1000 Mile Accident Free Run
Darrell Henderson of Prince Albert, a Saskatchewan Transportation Company bus driver, has entered the 1000 Miler club for 1000 miles with no accidents. He previously drove for Greyhound from Winnipeg and has spent 17 years serving Prince Albert routes to Blaine Lake and Saskatoon. He has also earned 14 National Safety Council awards for safe driving. He and his wife Lucille have two daughters, Kathie and Sharon.
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Prince Albert-Blanine Lake-Saskatoon
Prince Albert
Lucille
Seean
Kathie
Meia Sharon
Kathie, Shirley
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