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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1955
Page
10
A Canadian aluminum stake designed for land surveys promises durability against time weather and wildlife. The all metal stake resists rust rot and weakening with two barbs that open underground to prevent rooting out by bears. Manufactured by Aluminum Company of Canada Ltd ALCAN to solve a common Canadian surveying problem.
Community items report residents returning from surgeries and travels, store sales, dredging crews moving to Devils Gap, exams beginning at college, and Normal teachers home for holidays. Elks from Winnipegosis attend Dauphin convention where S T Sigurdson is elected president. local youth groups meet weekly. showers and gifts honor Miss Mildred Lytwyn. Local graduations and births announced with dates in June.
Melton Wasley Standrick rests in Dauphin General hospital. A picnic is planned at the school grounds this Thursday June 23. Mrs R M Terin of Fork River visited the Standrick home. Hail damaged gardens and crops. Mr and Mrs K Nitely of Winnipeg visited relatives and left for The Pas. Mr and Mrs Mike Standrick visited Mrs Don Armstrong in town.
Ochre River area gossip lists visits from Paiment and the Hamiltons to Sedwich in Nedosa. W Stargard and family travel to Kelowna BC, Art Lebel visits Regina, Miss Roos to Dauphin, F McLennan hosts, Peachy family travels to Briarcrest for Atkinson funeral, Denny returns from Birnie. The Birthday club meets at Mrs. Green’s June 23. Summer weather brings flooding and garden damage. Violet Cleave wedding shower June 17 includes many guests. candlelit lunch marked the event.
The street named rue Sous-le-Cap in Quebec City earns recognition as the narrowest road in North America. Local officials and residents note its unique width and historic charm drawing visitors.
Mount Jacques Cartier on the Gaspe Peninsula of Quebec stands at 4,160 feet tall. The peak shapes the landscape near the gulf and is a notable landmark in the region.
Calgary guests Mr and Mrs Allen Cole spent days with Mr and Mrs W H Ackerman. A Tuesday dance drew many. Linda Margaret Cole was born June 14 at Ste Rose hospital to Mr and Mrs J Smith, a sister for Jimmy and Larry. Church service followed by United church student minister Mr Shaw.
The article notes Nova Scotia experiences the world’s highest tides with extreme ranges in July and August from 46 to 90 feet, highlighting the dramatic tidal shifts in the region.
HALICZ Mr and Mrs Nick Horbulyk of Oregon USA spend several weeks visiting his mother Mrs Peter Zdan in the district and with friends and relatives nearby Councillor John Kereluk moved to Swan River for a municipal convention David Rutushniak of Toronto left after a week with his parents Mr and Mrs John Rutushniak Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Johnny Choma on the birth of a daughter at Gilbert Plains hospital last Wednesday John has arrived home to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Choma and family Mr and Mrs John Kereluk and family Mr and Mrs Wm Balakard Phyllis and the Kereluks and Vivian attended the Dykun Rybalka nuptials in Dauphin last Saturday
Pine River reports weekend visits by the Chernecki and Chornoboy families to Sifton and Fork River, along with other travel to Winnipeg and Welland. Public and high school final exams underway, with Miss Caroline Shemanski and Miss Caroline Overby returning home from teaching and studies. Weathered by heavy rain, farmers face a delayed crop outlook as district visits and school events fill community life.
The note recalls golf's origins in Canada with the founding of the Royal Golf Club, marking the sport's early organized beginning in the region.
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