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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
11
The C I L magazine notes ongoing chemical research producing useful items like nylon and cello. It reports a 191 percent rise in production volume in 1939 and a 14 percent increase in payroll salaries. Company financed pension and life insurance plans are mentioned.
Community notes from Winnipes Me describe the Ocre River treasurers convention at the McLennan home with attendees including Martin Cl and Miss Moir of Grandview. Socials report visits by Arm strong of Gladstone, and a Ladies curling club event at Mrs W A King’s home with guests Mrs E Single and Miss Hazel Lee. A going away party for Mrs E Single and Miss Cymbalist was hosted by Mrs Allen. Remarks praise recent rain and upcoming sports day. Gerald Rielly is recovering in Dauphin hospital and Mrs Solly has returned home.
The Spruce Creek area mourns with the Smylski family. A local M FAC meeting elected delegates for the Dauphin convention on June 17 and a Winnipeg convention later. Spruce Creek Credit Union held a board meeting at the Miner home. A social honored Bill Zonneveld leaving the district. Guests included Miss Hazel Malewski, Bert Tucker, Bill Miller, and visits from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Russell and Doreen, and Mrs. Vivian Wendell with the Plende son family.
Ethelbert community welcomes Dr Lois Hokanson a University of Manitoba graduate who has interned at Winnipeg General Hospital. The same week the district bids farewell to Dr Ruth Fryer who departs to study pediatrics at Children’s Hospital Winnipeg. Also noted are a week of relief from drought and the need to protect crops from cutworms.
Sifton reports newlyweds Boris Arthur and spouse visiting Boris’s parents in Star City Saskatchewan and receiving village best wishes. A Heschuk family weekend at Caribou Lodge Cranberry Portage visited Steve Heschuk. Nakonechny couple plan to move to Winnipeg. A million dollar rain improved drought conditions in Sifton with crops benefiting. farmers smile as moisture returns. One councillor and another resident traveled to Flin Flon on Sunday. further details unclear.
Pupils including Shirley Hamilton Lois Atkinson Peverley Gunn Mavis Reilly Jean Eidt Richard Hamilton Myrna Hess Sharon-Rose Kine Arnold Turnbull Mauricie John stone Sandra Gouldsborough and John King presented a program at the home of Mr W J Bish on Monday June 16 A gift was presented to Mr Koke by six year old John King on behalf of the pupils Mrs W J Blair hosted the social hour following the program The mixed text also references road work, a June ECC meeting and a field day uniform discussion between schools
Mr and Mrs J Hewey and Bernice visited the Rowson home for the weekend as power returned to the district last week. Lights glowed in many rooms signaling the end of a blackout while families explored the newly lit homes and streets.
The Canadian National Railways, described as America's largest railway, operates M273 miles of first main track spanning Canada and the United States.
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