Barker Wozny wedding in Notre Dame de Lourdes church
Helen Fisie and John Edward Barker united in marriage at Notre Dame de Lourdes church North Battleford on Saturday May 24 officiated by Father G Lassonde The Bride wore a silk chiffon gown with pearl detailing and carried a white orchid bouquet Their reception followed at Notre Dame parish hall A wedding trip east was planned with a beige and tangerine travel dress for the bride and a brown clutch coat for travelling
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Notre Dame de Lourdes
North Battleford
Sask
G. Lassonde
Helen Fisie
Stanley Wozny
John Edward Barker
E.S. Barker
Dauphin
A. Barker
Kindersley
Ron Smith
John Baziuk
St Thomas College
B. Herman
R. M. Mollan
Jeanette Warny
Edmonton
Honre
Lillian Bergot
St. Brieun
Colleen Clark
Miss Worny
Miss Berget
Colleen
Kenneth Rehevka
Speers, Sask
Gerald
Marcelle Parent
Rudy Wozny
Churchill
Notre Dame Parish Hall
Nomination Lists Grow With Boundary Revisions Across Dauphin Area
The voters list totals rise after revisions. In Dauphin town ten urban polls show 7 075 electors and eighteen rural polls 3 235 electors. Ste. Rose lists 6 123 names. Ethelbert Plains Roblin areas hold about 6 800 and 6 300 names. Returning officers named as Brian Lynch and James G Vance. Immigration funds school board tuition and a 75 000 capital grant is noted, with concerns over Indian child proportions and past duplications.
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Dauphin Town
Dauphin
Ochre River
Ste. Rose
Basil Tucker
Ethelbert Plains
Roblin
Brian Lynch
Ethelbert, Plains
James G. Vance
Federal Grant Details On Residential School Attendance
We are advised by the department of citizenship and immigration that 208 children live at the Dauphin residential school and 184 attend the residential school funded by the federal government. The remaining 24 children are attending a
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Department of Citizenship and Immigration
Dauphin
Prime commercial property near Main Street on Second Avenue
Valuable building with large display windows and tiled floors located 40 steps from Main Street. Features include washrooms and private offices in a well decorated space. Enquiries welcome. contact Mr. King at Mary Maxim offices, phone 3737.
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Main Street
Second Avenue
Mr. King
Mary Maxim
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