Newspapers Still The Best Media In Elections
A study by Joseph Treneman of Leeds University and Denis McQuail argues television had little impact on voters during a British general election. It asserts the press remains the dominant source for detailed local campaign reporting and user freedom to read when and where they choose.
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Joseph Treneman
Leeds University TV Research Unit
Denis McQuail
Fleury
Yennet
Canada
Montreal
Home and School movement in Canada hailed for broad impact
An opining piece argues Home and School groups shape long term democratic reforms. It notes the movement mobilizes parents through meetings, funds school projects, and influences education policy via CBC, National Film Board, and provincial departments, though it critiques the ritualized meetings.
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National Film Board
Debates at Macdonald College on Home and School aims
The writer recalls the national convention at Macdonald College near Montreal in early June. Delegates pressed for compulsory medical treatment of sex criminals, expanded inter provincial education co operation, and a public education program on child welfare. The author critiques process and urges more practical action, earlier reports, and deeper committee work for meaningful changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macdonald College
Montreal
Canada
New Show Window For Canada In California
Canada opens a new travel office in San Francisco at Market and Second Streets with Minister Walter Dinsdale in attendance. The ground floor office will guide western U S travelers to Canada and promote tourism in the western provinces, aiming to boost traffic from California, a major market after New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaga
San Francisco
Canada
Walter Dinsdale
United States
San Francisco Bay Area
Dinsdale
California
New York State
Local residents enjoy visits and weddings in district
A column notes Vanderhoof residents visiting relatives in Reston and Winnipeg, with Barrie Roberts holidaying nearby. It records the Robertson Bauming wedding at Dropmore United Church on July 5 and community members attending, plus 4H Club participants earning ribbons and placings at Brandon Fair. Several families plan summer visits and church services will pause from July 23 to Aug 27 for holidays.
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Irvine Zelmer
Vanderhoof
M. Digby
Barrie Roberts
Shedmouth
W. G. Ferris
J. Kruger
Winnipeg
Rene Jennings
Bill Robertson
Beryl Bauming
Dropmore United Church
Bill
Beryl
Bill Peters
Roy Robb
Phil Zimmer
4H Assin
Brandon
Isabel Hunter
Betty Rawlings
Bobby Hunter
Wayne Digby
Richard Hunter
Isabel
Betty
Bobby
Cmap
Wayne
Richard
Frank Bird
Neepawa
H. Smith
Swan River
Harold
Francis
George Meredith
Rene
Robertson-Bauming
Keith Alexander
A. T. Kines
Mrs Kines
Murray Robertson
Debbie Ann
Glenboro
Murray
Berylbauming
J.M. Robertson
Geo, Oeitrich
Deloraine
George
Paul
Otto
Roland Dietrich
Frank Zimmer
Riding Mountain
Robertson- Bauming
Grace
A. Roe
Plan to attend Friday dance at Dropmore hall
Community event planned this Friday July 14 at Dropmore Community Hall. Sponsored by The Banner Want-Ads, the dance offers local entertainment and an opportunity to advertise items for sale.
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Dropmore
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Prince Edward Hotel
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the International
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Malkin
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