PM's View on Korea and NATO Support
Prime Minister St Laurent in British Columbia rejects UN calls for Korean unification, urging peace through restraint and NATO backing. He links Canadian aid to Europe and Asia with maintaining peace, while US plans on atomic weapons and future force levels remain undecided. The report also notes a major Ontario bank robbery manhunt following the Boyd gang escape from Toronto jail.
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Victoria
British Columbia
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Canada
Orient
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Boyd
Toronto
Edwin Boyd
William Jackson
Steve Suchen
Leonard Jackson
Suchan
Leonard Jackgrnm
William
Edmund Tong
Guofigius Rene
Riverdale Park
Alls
Water Follies Show Engaged By Lions Club
The Water Follies of 1952, the world’s largest water and stage show, comes to Dauphin arena for three nights Oct 7 8 and 9 with two matinees Oct 8 9 under sponsorship of the Dauphin Lions Club. A 2 1 2 hour musical revue features 50 performers in portable pools and stage. Tickets go on sale this weekend at the Mary Jayne Shoppe.
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The
Mary- Jayne
Town Tourist Cabins See Over 1800 Visitors This Year
Registration dipped slightly from last year with 456 cars staying at the camp and an average of four persons per car yielding about 1,824 visitors. Guests came from 18 U S states and seven Canadian provinces, led by Minnesota North Dakota and Wisconsin among Americans and Manitoba among Canadians.
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Dallas
Texas
Dauphin
Hollywood
Calif
New York
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Council Approves M T S Manholes In Dauphin
The Manitoba Telephone System is authorized to install underground conduits and manholes on Dauphin streets Main street Third avenue N E and River avenue. Plans were submitted for approval with traffic disruption limited to one street block at a time and all repair costs borne by M T S.
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Manitoba
M.T.S
Manitoba Power Commission
Commission
Mike Yaschyshyn
Yaschyshyn
Civil Defence Meeting To Be Held Monday
The quarterly Dauphin area Civil Defence meeting is set for Monday September 15 at 8 pm in the D.M.L.C. industrial building boardroom. Reports from the fire department and the amateur radio section, plus welfare course attendees, will be given followed by a discussion. All civil defence members are urged to attend.
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Fre Department
Ottawa
Meter Revenue from Early Operation Totaled 140
Meter revenue during the first two and a half days of operations amounted to 140 dollars. Several meters were out of service Thursday afternoon causing coin loss and no time registration. No further count was available at press time.
H E Amos Receives New CNR Appointment
H E Amos formerly of Dauphin and The Pas has been appointed division engineer of the C N R Winnipeg terminals, succeeding Stewart Schofield who retired. Amos was division engineer in the Hudson Bay division at The Pas.
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Dauphin
Pas
C.N.R
Winnipeg
Stewart Schofield
Mr. Amos
Hudson Bay
Canadian National Railways
Travellers Probe Playground Land Swap in Dauphin
A Dauphin travellers association delegation asked the town council about exchanging the eastern two lots of their Third Avenue NE playground for other land. They cited the park’s value and outlined hopes for a future swimming pool on the site while suggesting a new park near Mountain and Eighth Avenue. Council weighed the land's value and the impact on business versus public space. The travellers said they did not want to hog the property but preferred not to move it.
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Third Avenue
N.E
Dauphin
Mountain and
Eighth Avenue
Milk and Water Analyzed in Town Health Unit Lab
The Dauphin health unit laboratory has begun in house analysis of milk and water to ensure safety for local and regional consumers. Weekly water tests check bacteria bacillus coli and nitrates at three public sites while milk is tested for bacteria count bacillus coli and pasteurization indicators. The service expands Dauphin as a regional center for North Western Manitoba with faster results and in depth testing, including phosphatase to gauge pasteurization.
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Dauphin
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Pas
C.c
Dauphin Council Seeks Highway By Pass To North
The rural municipality agrees to approach the department of public works to reroute P T H 2080 so it bypasses the town and links with P T H 5 east of town. Town council also reviews ditch work north of sections 12 25 19 and 7 25 18 to drainage Edwards Creek and reports by town engineer Ed Lundman.
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Department of Public Works
P.T.H
Henderson School
Edwards Creek
Ed Lundman
Parking Meters Topic Dominates Council Meeting
Dauphin council heard two complaints about meters near property and referred all meter issues to the next by law review. The police health and relief committee will assess exemptions for holidays. Ed Lundman reported meters show long and short throws, and coin sorting takes hours. A coin-separator machine was discussed and curb markings will need monthly painting.
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Dauphin
Police, Health and Relief Committee
Ed Lundman
Lundman
Robi. Fagen
Laurdman
Rotary Carnival Opens Tonight in Dauphin Hall
The Dauphin Rotary carnival starts at 5 p.m. Thursday in the DMC C industrial hall with three days of games and a Saturday matinee at 2 p.m. Pony rides, an army display, jeep dismantling, and military equipment shows plus arctic clothing are planned, with over 20 Casey show acts arriving to entertain families.
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Dauphin Rotary Club
D.M.C.C
Rotarians
Dauphin
E. J. Casey
Dauphin Schools Report Record Enrollment Growth
Enrollment in Dauphin schools hits a new peak with 1529 pupils in opening week across elementary and collegiate institutes. Data from H C Ray and J Slobodzian show increases in grades 1-12, highlights in Grade IX at the collegiate, and shifts in junior high attendance, plus notes on classroom expansion at Smith Jackson and adjustments to balance enrollments and facilities.
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H. C. Ray
Dauphin Collegiate and Technical Institute
J. Slobodzian
Henderson
Whitmore
Smith-Jackson School
Slobodzian
Sa Wheisal
P.T
Smith-Jackson
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