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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
8
With the five day week for Canadian rail starting June 1, officials report few changes in services. Most staff move to a 40 hour work week, but few trains are reduced and concourse services remain formal. Local freight and Saturday skeleton staffing are not notably altered.
Local needs for service are met with Saturday handling at large freight offices while some centres suspend pick up and delivery on Saturdays. Five day weeks dominate in major firms with P and D and LCL freight. in heaviest Saturday areas some areas shift to Monday. Dauphin office continues prior pick up and delivery. west and north trains may see curtailment Monday mornings and evenings.
A brief notice states goods are restricted for points where agencies are closed all day Monday to meet public, business, and industry requirements.
Rev. L. M. Gillett leads services with worship at 11 am and gospel service at 7 pm on Sunday June 10. Sunday school at 2:30 pm. A transcribed service will air Sunday evening on CKDM. Bible study and prayer are at 8 pm Tuesday.
Capt and Mrs G Oystryk host Cubs on Thursday at 6 30 p m. A Friday 8 p m prayer service. Sunday features Capt Joe Craig scout and cub organizer for Canada with 11 a m divine service 2 p m Sunday school and 7 p m evangelistic service. Monday 7 p m scout and cub rally. Tuesday 8 p m leadership training. Wednesday 230 p m home league. Everyone heartily welcome.
A church invites all to a Sunday Christian Science service at 11 am in the ladies' rest room. The notice cites Revelations and Isaiah verses and a quote from Science and Health about God as Spirit and the unreality of evil.
Rev T W Wilkinson leads St Pauls Church on June 10 the third Sunday after Trinity with 9 am Holy Communion 11 am morning prayer and Sunday school and 7 pm evensong and sermon for the day.
On Sunday June 10 worship begins at 10 am with all Sunday schools meeting followed by 11 am Sacrament of The Lord's Supper with the sermon on Freedom of Revelation. An evening program Faith and Sight is scheduled for 7 pm.
The church schedules morning service at 11 a.m. Sunday worship at 7 p.m. Bible study Tuesday at 8 p.m. It marks its 54th anniversary on June 10 with guest speaker Rev. A. G. Elliot. Interim pastor J. Fisher urges planning to attend.
Rev H A Frame officiated the June 1 ceremony for Iona Brunton and Christopher John Reid at St Stephen's Broad Way United Church in Winnipeg. Filmer Hubble provided music Lloyd Slind Regina sang solo Miss Helen Jean Watson was bridesmaid Ernest McBurney best man. The bride wore Chantilly lace over ice blue satin with a train and carried gardenias and white carnations. Reception at the Professional and Business Women's club Evergreen Place. The couple will reside in Winnipeg.
All Scouts of the 2nd Dauphin Troop are urged to attend a scout service on Sunday June 10 at the Salvation Army Citadel conducted by Captain J Craig Dominion Commissioner. Jack Martin Scout Master invites participation if possible.
The notice lists a Friday 7 p.m. young peoples meeting at Westmore Outpost, and Sunday schedule with a 2 p.m. directory class and 3:30 p.m. Sunday school classes for all. Welcomes everyone.
The article notes that paper is believed to have been invented in China around 105 A D. It highlights a historical estimate of the invention period and mentions the traditional attribution to Chinese origin.
The federal government extends support for a nursing training expansion at Dauphin hospital in Manitoba. The school, now up to about 35 students, added two instructors to cover nursing arts and ward supervision with salaries funded by federal grants.
The 29 schools funded the rural field day booth with half of the proceeds to the event and the area board granting five dollars per represented school. Participating schools include Banks Bay Centre Burrows Dauphin Plains Dickinson Durston Eclipse Fairville Fishing River Gartmore Halley Listowel Melton Rosin Mountain Stream Mountview Norton Old Dauphin Paulson Rigby Ripon Riverbend Roxton Sandringham Spruce Creek Trembowla Valley Village West Bay Wilson River. Winners in age groups from six to twelve include Mary Fedorkin Rigby and Lillian Ritchie Mountview in six year olds and many other top finishers across districts.
A detailed listing of junior and senior track results shows many names from Listowel Banks Melton Ripon Durston Bay Centre Spruce Creek and others. Events include thirteen to fifteen year olds at 50 to 100 yards, plus junior and senior relay placements.
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