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Newspaper

Dauphin Herald And Press

Location

Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 07, 1951

Page

2

Massey report reshapes Canada's cultural policy aims

The Massey Commission calls for a new national arts council, greater federal support for education and universities, and a redefined CBC role with subsidies while curtailing some broadcasting. It urges higher, but not abolitionary, postal costs and stresses press freedom alongside accessibility.

Canada Canadian Council Britain Canada Council Unesco Council Massey Commission CBC

Dauphin Herald and Press Authorized Second Class

The Dauphin Herald and Press notes its designation as second class matter by the Post Office Department.

THE Dauphin Herald & Press Post Office Department Ottawa

Canada Postal Reform Sparks Debate on Costs and Service

Canadian debates on the Post Office Act reveal plans to cut outdated clauses raise new rates for newspapers and periodicals and extend one delivery to urban routes. Critics warn higher tariffs threaten service while the government pushes a policy to boost post office revenue.

United States C.B.C Post Office Department Postal Services Canada Bureau of Statistic Winnipege Hansard Toronto Ottawa Dauphin Postpas

Next Chapter For Graduates Of D C T I

Principal H C Ray outlines plans for 76 graduates across destinations including 27 to Grade 12 8 to University 14 to Normal or teaching on permit 4 nursing 1 bank clerk 1 stenographer 3 civil service 3 technicians 6 undecided 3 to farming 1 to RCMP. A local radio mishap, rural school field day parade, and in memoriam for A E Iredale noted.

D.C.T.I H. C. Ray Business R.C. M.P

Loud Shirt, Golfers, and Graduation Address at Dauphin Club

Neil Wilkinson, headman at the Dauphin Country club, wears a bright California poppy and lake blue shirt while golfers discuss fashion. Dr. A S Little delivers a graduation address urging seriousness with a meat and potatoes metaphor for the graduates.

Neil Wilkinson Dauphin Country Club California

Eleven Nurses Graduate at Dauphin General Hospital

Eleven nurses graduated at the annual exercises. Seven including the Sholdice twins Theda and Thelma of Dauphin plan to stay as staff at the hospital. One has joined the permanent staff after finishing before graduation. One left for Winnipeg, and two have not yet decided.

Dauphin General Hospital N. Negrych Sholdice Twins Theda Thelma Dauphin Winnipeg

Street salesman gives away free detergent to win doors

A salesman peddling wares along streets last week was met with unusual cordiality as he handed out a full sized box of a new soap replacing detergent. People welcomed free samples and the chance to save nearly half a dollar, even in a crowded market.

United church names Don Ray as replacement minister in Kettleby

Dauphin United church selects Rev. Don ald Ray B A D F C of Kettleby Ontario to replace retiring Rev L A Muttitt at end of June. He previously served as a student minister in the south Dauphin district. Summer supply will be Rev R E Spence of Grace church Winnipeg, who led Grace Methodist in Dauphin 35 years ago. The United church Sunday school beginners class held a pre vacation party with 75 four and five year olds in the church basement, sharing lunch that exceeded expectations and sending surplus to the old mens home. Supervising the class were Mrs R J Deighton Mrs Geo Scott Mrs A D McKee and Miss Jean Mansfield with Edith Willoughby on piano.

Donald Ray B.A D.F.C Kettleby Ontario Dauphin United Church L. A. Muttitt Ray South Dauphin R. E. Spence Grace Church Winnipeg Spence Grace Methodist Church Dauphin United Church United Church Sunday School

Playing Grown Up Rae Malcolm Birthday Tea

A mother and daughter party at Mrs. M. J. Malcolm’s celebrated Rae Malcolm’s eighth birthday with eight hosts, each bringing a daughter and a doll. The children wore grown up outfits and enjoyed a tea at 3 30 with a makeshift radio and a pretend MC.

M. J. Malcolm Rae Malcolm M.c Jill Love Pamela Cowling Muriel Grey Dawne Fraser Mary Louise Robertson Janet Reid Marjorie Meakin Diane Palmer

Weatherman Smited and the Early Seeding in Spring

Weatherman Smited and rains shaped spring farming as seeding finished May 28, a month earlier than last year’s June 28. Julius Bilous showcases a 1% acre market garden irrigation system with four twin jets forming a 90 foot spread powered by a 45 HP engine from the Vermillion river. The layout uses 20 foot pipes and adjustable joins, installed May 31 and used through spring rains arriving late.

Smited Billsplen Allard Julius Bilous Vermillion River

Lions tag day brings first roses of summer to coats

The Lions club tag day Saturday featured the first summer roses on lapels with pictured pins. Elks clubs in Winnipeg run Tot-lots for children. At St. Pauls Anglican bazaar a junior W A girls table drew attention with a not for sale exhibit, showing the year's diocesan project award. A magazine cartoon ponders a boy seeking Dont get well soon cards for his teacher.

Lions Club Apt Names Elks’ Clubs Winnipeg W.A St. Paul's Brandon

CBC farm broadcast to feature Manitoba agriculture leaders

Leaders in Dauphin Gilbert Plains and Grandview will be heard on CBC farm broadcasts as commentator Lionel Moore and engineer Nels Gardiner tour central and western Manitoba. Interviews cover seeds weed stock and 1951 outlook with figures like Don Dunfield Art Rampton Mrs Pyne Norman Bates and others to be heard on CKDM and CBC headlines.

Dauphin Gilbert Plains Grandview CBC Farm Lionel Moore Nels Gardiner Manitoba Melville Moore Dave Hill Winnipeg CBC Ag Rep Mountview Swine Club Don Dunfield CKDM Art Rampton Guernsey

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