Durston Family News Seeks Visitors in Winnipeg Yorkton and The Pas
Miss Grace Seale and Mrs Jack Bryce and family of Winnipeg and Mrs Kate Diceman of Yorkton Sas spend time at the Durston home. Mr and Mrs L C Durston host with Mr and Mrs Eric Worlalius and family and Mr Den is of The Pas visiting. Johnny MacFarlane of Winnipeg visits Mr and Mrs Dean Durston. Other names appear with relatives and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Seale
Jack Bryce
Winnipeg
Kate Diceman
Yorkton
Sas
L. Cc. Durston
Eric Worlalius
Mr Denis
The
Pas
Mee
KR. C. Callanach
Johnny MacFarlane
Dean Durston
Special Mothers Event Draws Record Crowd in District
A Special Mothers Event on Thursday June 26 at Mrs. W. H. Durston's home drew a record 46 ladies. Convenor Mrs. Barry Dursten led contests, a solo by Mrs. Hyde with Mrs. Dean Dursten, and tea after pictures on the lawn. Five great grandmothers attended, with guests from Brandon Winnipeg Dauphin Vancouver and other nearby districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Durston
Barry Dursten
Hyde
Dean Dursten
Agar
Brandon
Spurway
Winnnipeg
Aller
Edith Cardiff
Dauphin
Vancouver
Agnes Pauls
John Spurway
Dean Durston
Keith Fendick
Elmer Durston
W. Apostle
Clyde
W. Kalinsky
S. Scruton
Susan Allen
B.C
Barry Durston
British Columbia parks span 53 provinces covering vast area
British Columbia operates 53 provincial parks encompassing about 16895 square miles. The network highlights conservation and recreation across the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
LO D E Blossom Tea Event Saturday Hosts and Helpers
The LO D E Blossom Tea featured two regents presenting corsages to the first ten attendees. Former regents served tea, with several members managing serving tables, ticket sales, and kitchen duties as committees oversaw coking, sewing, and sale arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Treendle
H. Atkinson
la Veremirye
Robert Hawkins
Lo.d.e
Margaret McKee
F. W. Bumstead
W. G. Wellman
M. B. Funk
R. S. Butler
J. W. Monson
J. J. Neill
J. S. Puls
H. Tallow
E. A. Price
D. J. Kells
C. Bullmore
3. M. MacDonald
D. Hamilton
E. C. Day
Ben Phillips
Salvation Army Officials Transferred to Ontario
Senior Captain and Mrs. Frank Pierce leave Dauphin Salvation Army Citadel after two years to take charge in Leamington Ontario. They plan holidays west to visit parents, return in July, then move on with children. Farewell services planned at the Citadel before month end. Senior Captain and Mrs. S Hagglund of Estevan Sask will assume Dauphin duties. Welcome meeting set for Sunday July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pierce
Dauphin
Leamington
Ont
Salvation Army
S. Hagglund
Estevan
Sask
Dauphin Salvation Army
Liberal Women Sponsor First Annual Dance Event
The Dauphin Women s Liberal association held their first annual dance on Friday June 17 at Jerry s Nite Spot. Plans for early fall include a rarity with dancing cards and a smorgasbord. The next meeting of the Liberal ladies will be held in September at a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Women's Liberal Association
Bay Centre District
A. Jacobs Orchestra
X-Ray Survey Set for Dauphin Next Month
The Manitoba Sanatorium board reports low attendance at the 1953 x ray survey with 43 percent of residents scanned. Dauphin events run July 12 to July 27 at the fair grounds with a goal of 100 percent participation under the motto Help make this survey 100 per cent by attending.
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Sanatorium Board of
Manitoba
Wauphin
Lifton
Dauphin Fair Grounds
Mrs. J. A. Koke Presents Piano Pupils In Recital
Mrs. J A Koke directed a recital at Henderson auditorium on Wednesday June 15 featuring Dauphin and Ochre River pupils in piano solos duets vocal selections and clarinet duets An informal talk on practice and the teacher pupil bond was given by Mrs Koke Gifts and a bouquet were presented to the teacher and pupils refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Koke
Henderson Auditorium
V. F Sanderson
Dauphin
Noreen Shick
Sonja Melnick
Janette
Janice Jordan
Carol
Cheryl Slobodzian
Conrad Koke
Kenneth Stevens
Elaine Snart
Cela
Saycha Brickman
Beverley Hickling
Diane Lytwyn
Judith Curle
Cheryl Kischuk
Judy Dobson
Cheryl Munday
Ochre River
Sharon
Rose King
Roberta
Marlene Armstrong
Myrna Hess
Jo-Anne Kutcher
Sandra Gouldsborough
Edith Lounsbury
Judy Hatch
Jeanette Wolff
John King
Gail Waite
Melvin Krass
Koke
H. W. E. Perry
A. H Chivers
Dauphin M T S Local Holds Picnic Supper
The Dauphin Manitoba Teachers' Society local wrapped up its 1954 55 term with a picnic supper at R W Dicks cottage Dauphin Beach on Tuesday June 14. Fifty three members attended and the new executive was installed: President M Solar Vice president L McDermott Secretary treasurer Miss R McColl. Farewell wishes were offered to departing members by retiring president R Dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
R. W. Dicks
Dauphin Beach
M Solar
L. McDermott
R. McColl
R. Dale
A Drebinsky
V. Cameron
J Demchuk
S Jasper
K. Stark
D. Brummitt
E. Anderson
F Scardina
Ukrainian Catholic Communicants' Service Held in Dauphin
During a low Mass on Sunday June 12 Rev G Rudachek celebrated as 64 children of the Ukrainian Catholic church in Dauphin received the Holy Sacrament including eight first communicants. A communion breakfast followed in the parish hall prepared by St Olga's society. Also in attendance were Rev G Tepley Rev A Liac Sister Superior Gabriel and Sister Theresa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Rudachek
Dauphin
St. Olga’s Society
G Tepley
Aliac
Gabriel
Theresa
Strikebound Sailors Demand Higher Wages At Sea
Continuation of the article notes Southampton and Liverpool ship lines affected by a strike. Strikers mainly stewards and catering staff push for a per hour week, better shore provisions, and improved afloat living conditions. Some claim seventy hour weeks and lack backing from the National Seamen’s Union due to contract violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Liverpool
Queen Mary
Caltering
Somie
National Seamen's Union
Banquet Honors Miss Helen Marsh Manitoba C W N A Leader
An honorary banquet for Miss Helen Marsh, newly elected president of the Manitoba division C W N A, was held at the Hammil. Guests included Mrs M G Peebles who presented a gold emblem pin. A corsage was given, a sing song led by Miss Anne Stadinyk, and Miss Ann Ward served as chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marsh
Manitoba
C.W.N.A
Marsh
United Church Choir Honors Wilfrid Caldwell
The United Church choir held a farewell party for Wilfrid Caldwell who is moving to Brandon. The event at the Dahlgrens’ home featured a table lamp gift and an evening of song followed by lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Choir
Wilfrid Caldwell
The
Brandon
C. N. Dahlgren
Birthday Meeting Held By WALS
The WALS auxiliary church meeting gathered Friday May 17 in the church parlor. President Mrs. W H Rampton led reports and Presbyterial highlights from delegates Mrs C A Gray and Mrs K Everall. Mrs E F Fox read scripture and prayer was led by Mrs D E. Mrs J L T Simmons gave a theme hymn and Mrs A Nicholson read the poem Who Makes a Garden. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMS
Dauphin
W.H. Rampton
Pas
C. al Gray
K. Everall
E. F. Fox
D. E
J. L. T Simmons
A. Nicholson
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Marchenski Lumber Yard
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Manitoba Federation of Agriculture
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U.S
Canada Safeway Ltd
Lakeside Butter Co
Lucerne Milk Co
Safeway
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Federation of Agriculture
Lakeside
Lucerne
Ontario
Liberal Women
St. Boniface
Saud
Billinkoff’ S Ltd
Marion ‘St
St." Boniface
B. and
P.W
Dahlgren
Jerry
Elks' Regatta
Ochre Beach
Peter Rabbit
South End
Don Messer
Dauphin Elks Lodge No
D.M.C.C
Council OF Women
Al-Pyne Hall
Gustave F. Larose
St. Viator’s
Mountview
Southend
Whitmore Home & School Association
St. Paul's W.A
4Th Ave. S.W
1St St
Spruce Creek
Percy Sainsbury
Beulah
Wals
ST. Paul‘s Anglican Church
Makinak Parish
Canon
T. W. Wilkinson
Littles
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Third Avenue N.W
Dauphin, Manitoba
Regina
Revere
G. F. Sumpton
J. G. Powers
W. Crabb
Swan River
Lyton
Erai
Manen
Clinton M. Bingham
Optometrist
Brelck
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