Canadians and the culture debate sparked by Dr A R M Lower
The piece notes Canadian historian Dr A R M Lower criticizing Canada for lacking a distinct culture beyond hockey. It questions whether such remarks reveal a genuine cultural birth or a fashionable bias, arguing critics outnumber cultural champions and that culture develops without a blueprint.
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A .R. M. Lower
Lower
Lowe
Icebound Dilemmas Hit Eton and Wellington in Jest
A fragment recalls a Canadian soldier mocking a British plumber over outdoor pipes with a blowtorch and questions why pipes must be indoor. It muses on sabre country, a resolution, and whether hockey could grace both ice and the playing fields of Eton in a colonial aside.
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Wellington
Sibiet
Eton
Confused Victoria Chamber Of Commerce debate over intervention
Members puzzled by last week's vote seeming to approve government interference in private enterprise. The article notes a shift from free enterprise to cautious abstentions, accusing fear of disapproval as a key factor and criticizing the secrecy around the ballot.
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Ictoria Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Squirrel Creek
Austin
MacKinnon
Keeping Bedtime Peace A Citizens Health Unit Guide
Health authorities urge warm cheerful bedtimes for children and warn against battles over sleep. Establish gentle routines, a quiet half hour, and a calming story before bed. Dress children warmly, ensure ventilation, and avoid exciting TV. Contact the local Health Unit for a free pamphlet titled Keeping Habits.
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Dale Carnegie
Heath
OF MANY THINGS By Ambrose Hills
A nostalgic essay describes a Christmas to New Year party hosted by Ambrose Hills for Sal and friends aged 17 to 19. The narrator serves as photographer, notes the youths’ poise, freedom, and responsibility, and hopes they avoid the era’s mistakes and dangers. He praises the new generation and prays they stay away from atom bombs and elder folly.
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Sal
Nora
No. 3
Manitoba
Sour Grapes or Football in CBC Broadcast Policy
The CBC broadcasts many American football games this year, sacrificing other programs. Critics doubt public demand and blame private rights deals in the eastern CFL division. Chester Bloom notes CBC refusal to share Canadian games and calls for Board scrutiny of network affiliations and service.
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CBC
Chester Bloom
Parliamentary Press Gallery
Board of Broadcast Governors
CTV
Mitch
75th Annual Fair Looking Backwards in North Norfolk
Writings of the late Wm Cairns document the 75th annual fair and early North Norfolk municipal history. The piece traces rail connections, settlements in Beaver district and MacGregor, early stores, toll bridges, and notable pioneers, noting gaps due to 1916 flood losses and inviting local recollections.
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North Norfolk
Wm. Cairns
Herald
Beaver Aistriet
W. Pogue
J.B. Young
M. Henry
Adamain
John Martin
RE. Lamb
Thompson
S. McElvery
W. Smith
Richardson
Wm. Cook
Pat. Cahill
W. Atkinson
Mr. Austin
MacGregor
Donald Hay
James Muir
T. Halliday
A McDougall
Thorne Bros
Broadfoot
Austin
TR. Warden
Toore
W. A. Decow Bagot
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