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A Girl Scout from the Philippines, Lavinia Corpuz, is visiting in Dauphin prior to attending the International Guide Camp at Cape Breton from July 21 to Aug. 3.Lavinia is a guest at David Hill’s home for this week. She has met the Rangers and Guides and toured the Riding Mountain National Park.Doreen Hill and Brenda MacDonald will be accompanying Lavinia to the International Camp.Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Kowalchuk celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary July 15th with a surprise supper at the LaVerendrye with their children.Then followed a surprise get-together at their home with friends and relatives and neighbors, where the children presented their parents with a $1,000 bill, Ukr. Ceramic Tea Set, engraved silver tray, plus gifts from friends and relatives.;To complete this happy event, their daughter Kathy Kowalchuk of Toronto, and the bride’s sister Sally Mrs. Dan Craddock of Toronto, walked in cm the happy occasion.Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Kowalchuk have six children.Mr. and Mrs. Billy Dudar and son Corey attended his sister’s 25th anniversary.Their son Rodney drank a toast to his parents on behalf of everybody, followed by an interesting speech given to the couple by Rev. EugeneStefaniukMrs. Emily Ochitwa has returned from Edmonton where she attended a family reunion which included three brothers and two sisters. She also visited her son Jerry and daughter Carol in Fort McMurray.Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hicks and Bobby arrived fromVancouver to visit Mrs. W. B. Hicks at Happy Haven for a short holiday.A surprise social was held inhonor Of Mary Antoniak and Bill Herman at DauphinBeach Sunday, July 17. Cohostesses were Mary Bolton, Ann Herman and Barbara Mikolayenko.Ken Mikolayenko of Ethelbert presented a toast to the couple. After the gifts were presented a wiener roast followed.Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Skinner were their daughter and son-in-law Evelyn and WalterJones of Dartmouth, N.S.While here they attended the golden v.edding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Sid Nicholson and the Dauphin Fair, where Evelyn received several first and second prizes for her paintings and ceramics.They left for Regina and points west to visit relatives and friends.Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Kowalchuk were Freddy Allnutt (Jr) from Gibson, B.C., Mr. and Mrs. Billy Dudar and son Corey of Edmonton, Alta., Kathy Kowalchuk of Toronto, Mrs. Sally Craddock of Toronto; and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allnutt (Sr.) and daughter Tania of Gibson, B.C.Visiting with Mrs. E. Jamieson this past week wereher brothers-in-law, Henry Jamieson of Sedgewick, Alta., and John Jamieson of Victoria, and nephew Stanley Jamieson of Senlac, Sask. Accompanying John Jamieson was little Kimberly Robinson of Victoria.While here they journeyed to McCreary to visit another brother Wesley J amieson and Mr, and Mrs. Howard Gloverand Eric. They enjoyed renewing i ■.^ gomeoldacquaintances.SUBMITTED
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Dauphin Herald
Dauphin, Manitoba, CA
Wed, Jul 27, 1977
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