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Newspaper

Dauphin Herald And Press

Location

Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 23, 1955

Page

2

Local Weekly Dauphin Herald and Press Information

The Dauphin Herald and Press is a weekly newspaper published by the Dauphin Herald Company Limited in Dauphin Manitoba. It is authorized as second class matter by the Post Office Department in Ottawa and lists Melen F Marsh and W K Marsh as year manager.

The Dauphin Herald & Press Dulaphin Herald Company Linited Dauphin Manitote Post Office Department Ottawa Melen F. Marsh W. K. Marsh Yahor

Economic outlook shows partial recovery and gradual gains

The report notes Canada’s expanding labor force and modest manufacturing improvement. It says recovery is progressing with costs stabilizing, predicting gradual gains rather than spectacular postwar highs, and a favorable reception from critics as summer progresses.

Canada

Dauphin disaster planning cited by Manitoba civil defense leaders

A Dauphin led discussion on phased emergency handling fits provincial civil defence plans. Winnipeg experts praised Dauphin's practical approach and future meetings coordinate Dauphin area planning with Dauphin as hub. Gatecrashing at fairs and unemployment insurance abuse noted as part of broader social quirks.

Dauphin Manitoba Winnipeg

Canada shows uneven recovery with mining and construction leading

Bank of Montreal June review confirms signs of recovery in 1955, led by mining and construction while unemployment remains high. Manufacturing output rises, boosting summer employment prospects as exports grow to the UK and the U.S. demand supports, yet imports push the trade deficit.

Canada Bank of Montreal United States U.S Britain U.K Bank of Mont Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta B of M

Nest's luck prompts porch light quiet for swallows

From Sault Ste. Marie comes a note about Bill Goodhand hearing a message from Dauphin at a new reno station opening. CKDM Dauphin sent a tape from manager Mrs. M G Peebles praising the station, sponsors, and readers, noting Dauphin’s favorable position near Riding Mountain and Clear Lake.

Sault Ste. Marie Bill Goodhand Dauphin Reno CKDM M G. Peebles Mount&ims Clear Lake

Hendersons Grade 7A Stages Family Album Operetta

Hendersons grade 7A under Mr Kozak staged a thumbnail operetta The Family Album with 15 rooms and all teachers present. Grandmother Chapman and granddaughter Freiheit guided scenes through ten tableau moments with a full choir and period music. Awards and future plans noted along with a faculty tribute to Mrs Jackson who led music.

D.C.T.I Little Theatre Henderson Metro Kozak Gail Chapman Caroline Freiheit Gail Broderick Melvin Krass Star Gamblin Amy Brown Sharon Sauve Warren Fordyce Black Daisy Dolores Paluk B Chivers Johnny Pines Margaret Baggett Doris Baxter Arla Bullmore Darlene Carnahan Janette Jordan Conrad Koke Ashville Janice Jordan Harne: Streu Deidre McCinton Clark Baxter Brahm Barry Havelock David Tycholaz Lena Fedorchuk Kozak Margaret Milne M. Jackson

Ten Corsages for LO D E Tea Patrons

Mrs E F Troendie head of Lieut Stuart Widmeyer chapel LO D E prepared ten small corsages from her garden flowers for the first ten ladies who patronize the LO D E tea Saturday. Two longtime neighborhood teas attendees joined the event. one explained that politeness shifted as a friend took the last corsage.

E. F. Troendie Stuart Widmeyer Lo.d.e Gether

Do It Yourself Days Recall Early Manitoba Church History

Mrs. A Livingstone recalls the Tum m er district effort to establish a church in 1886 1887 near Roblin. The littl Tummel Presbyterian church opened 1887 as Manitoba's northernmost in a region from Winnipeg to the Rockies. Pioneers built largely by volunteers with a log structure and improvised materials. John Mc Nichol the pulpit maker used a floor board from his house and had it finished for opening day. He also wrote choir music on shingles while shingling his house. The church opened debt free.

A. Livingstone Tummer Roblin Dau Phin Manitoba Winnipeg Rockies Livingstone John McNichol Little Tummel United Church McNichol

Two-Headed Tulip Highlights Dauphin Anniversary Cake

A double-headed tulip from Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dent gains a photo in the Free Press alongside an anniversary cake donated to Little Theatre by the Town of Dauphin. The tulips travel from Dent’s garden to Henderson for the trophy table and to the King's hotel for a reception, where the two-headed bloom stands tall in the backdrop of the cake ceremony.

Ted Dent Dauphin

Early Spuds bloom first reported on farm home visitors

A fragment notes potatoes in bloom and identifies Mr and Mrs Gavin at the farm home as early deportees during the period. The reference appears dated Sunday June 19 and mentions Sting in a fragmentary context.

Gavin Sting

Arthur Roy Wins Moorhead Memorial Scholarship and Returns to Farm

Arthur Bunny Roy, a veteran of the CAF and former standout at Provincial Normal Winnipeg, returns to the Dickson district farm after receiving the $25 D Moorhead Memorial scholarship at last Friday's graduation. He will teach at Old Dauphin school next term. Sgt Barry Littlewood awards Lions safety patrol prizes, giving second place to Henderson patrol of all girls, and jokes that women may do the jobs as well as men.

Arthur Bunny) Roy Dickson A.caf Roy Winnipeg D. Moorhead Moorhead Dauphin 44Th Battalion Old Dauphin School Lions Club Safety Patrol Barry Littlewood R.C.M.P Henderson Patrol

Lions club award remark sparks playful jab at Smith-Jackson pupil

Rev D G Ray presented the Lions club award for best improvement in grades 7 and 8 at Smith Jackson. On stage with him were Harvey Buckwold and Perry Whetter who joked that Buckwold would have won the prize if it had been available when they visited Smith Jackson, providing a light dig at a colleague.

Lodge D. G. Ray Lions Club Smith-Jackson Harvey Buckwold Perry Whetter

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