Pretty wedding unites Tymchyshyn Caruk in Garland church
A pretty wedding was solemnized in the Gerland Greek Catholic church on Thursday June 1 as Rev Krymchak united Mr. and Mrs Tymchyshyn of Pine River. The bride wore a white satin gown with seed pearl trim and carried red roses. The reception followed at Garland town hall. The couple will live in Fort William after a honeymoon trip through the States.
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Tymchyshyn Caruk
Gerland
Krymchak
Mary Wasyluk
Olga Caruk
Elsie Mashenko
Garland
States
Mrs. Tymechyshyn
Fort William
Wedding at St Stephen's United Church Winnipeg
Marvis Cgmillce daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Tyler of Dauphin wed Harry Gregory Tutiah son of Mrs Tutiah and the late Mr D Tutiah of Norwood on June 3 at St Stephen's Broadway United Church Winnipeg. Rev H A Frame officiated with Kenneth Winters as soloist and Filmer Hubble on wedding music. Reception at 643 Manitoba Ave. The couple will reside in Winnipeg after a short U S trip.
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St. Stephen's Broadway United Church
Winnipeg
Marvis Cgmillce
Arthur Tyler
Dauphin
Harry Gregory Tutiah
Stephenous
Sheila Munroe
Sonia [Ullah
Janice Lutz
Arlene Fraser
Kathrine Dorol
William Miske
Orest Kowalowich
Macdonald Veneduik
Gilbert Munroe
Manitoba Avenue
Tullah
United States
Area Board Moves Teachers To New Posts In Dauphin Area
Dauphin-Ochre school area board discussed staffing for 1958-51 term engaging new teachers and transferring several within the district. Listings include Miss Vivian Owens Carrick school and Miss Edith Peterson Hamilton school among new hires, plus multiple transfers and resignations across Dauphin area schools. The board still needs six teachers and authorized another advertising round.
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Dauphin-Ochre
Vivian Owens
Carrick School
Edith Peterson
Hamilton
Arni S. Arnason
Woodbend
Ernie Hatichuk
Rigby
Marie L. Carrere
Turtle River
Valley Village
W. Humeniuk
Kosin
Mowat
N. Orisko
Podolia
Florine M. Birss
Burrows
Ochre River
M. Dudar
Fishing River
M. White
Dauphin
Lena Kurchaba
Frances Zachary
W. M. Richards
Dauphin Plains
Mervin D. Cathers
Audrey Wasylenko
Granville
Alice M. Giles
Marjorie White
Merle Westbrook
Frances Sanderson
Mary Bunting
Mary H. MacLean
Shirley Poole
Mary Madden
L. Bellay
Collegiate Awards Continue With Scholarships and Crests
C R Durston awarded the agriculture scholarship to Jim Lawrence who posted an 82 average, a repeat holder from last year. Merit crests went to 15 students for extracurricular points, with recipients including Kathryn Oliphant Walter Randall Modest Sklepowich Elgin Engen Phyllis Chute Ed Hadway Dave Blaine Donna Ludgate John McArthy George Dowler Tom Hutchison Ray Hunt. Four athletic pennants were given for soccer hockey curling and badminton. Modest Sklepowich accepted the soccer pennant as grade 12 captain. Fred Hasichuk received the hockey pennant as grade 11 captain. Willeane McGuirk accepted the curling pennant. Dave Oliphant accepted the badminton pennant for himself and Amy Campbell’s winning team.
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M. F. Szewczyk
Jim Lawrence
Kathryn Oliphant
Walter Randall
Modest Sklepowich
Elgin Engen
Phyllis Chute
Ed Hadway
Dave Blaine
Himself
Amy Campbell
Dauphin School Board Reviews Grade One Register and Repairs
The Dauphin school board heard that 144 pupils were registered for grade one in the 1950-51 term, with 120 in the regular count and 24 more at term start. They may open an extra class if fall registrations rise. Repairs to Whitmore school after a lightning strike include roof work and removal of the tower. A $980 bid from F W Bumstead for a new stoker at Smith Jackson school was approved, and price checks for pew flooring were ordered.
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Dauphin
J. Slobodzian
Dauphin School Board
Slobodzian
Whitmore
F. W. Bumstead
Smith-Jackson School
Smith- Jackson School
Tourist Camp Upgrades With Linoleum and Sign Plan
The board approved sanding and applying licnoil to two rooms and budgeting about $65 to lay linoleum in the kitchen. A new illuminated sign will be erected at the camp entrance this year. Five cabins are now fully serviced with hot and cold running water for visitors.
Ye men kingdom maintains aloof stance for fourteen centuries
A historical note highlights the Red Sea kingdom of Ye men as remaining isolated from regional affairs for fourteen centuries, signaling enduring seclusion and cultural continuity.
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Red Sea
Yemen
Dauphin Ladies Golf Open Season at Country Club
The Dauphin women golfers start the 1950 season with a tournament at the country club this afternoon replacing the rained out opening day. Local players and supporters expect a competitive start as the team tees off their schedule.
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Dauphin Lady
Draw posted for tourney at Carey's Sporting Goods window
The draw for the tournament is posted in Carey's Sporting Goods window. The ladies announce the first game at 2:30 PM. Any players not listed on the draw may join by going to the course this afternoon to secure a game.
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Carey's
Sporting Goods
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