The Enduring Style Debate From Doilies to Hair Tattoos
A reflective piece on how fashions from the 60s persist into old age. It notes hippies still wear youth era attire, contrasts bold hairdos with aging trends, and suggests durable, unconventional ideas like hair tattoos to preserve a personal trademark for future centuries.
Sangudo’s giant sundial clocks in as a community marvel
In Sangudo, Alberta a 21 foot tall gnomon sundial rises like a grain elevator, casting a 110 foot shadow. The project, led by Pam Nelson with 60 volunteers, took six years from conception to completion and reflects a village of 405 residents.
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Walter Babiy
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Bill Simms Heads Oak River Lions
The Oak River and Area Lions held an organizational meeting with new president Bill Simms presiding. A busy summer of activities was reviewed including a $5000 pledge presentation at the Oak Dale Seniors Housing sod turning, Father’s Day supper, bartending for events, and donations to local prizes and yearbook. Plans were made to trim trees in Oak River.
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Oak River and Area
Bill Simms
Oak Dale
Rivers
River
Oak River
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