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CARILLON Nlot QwiM*IIiture Dfvrr to hr forgotten unci to rture* like thi*.Comes to Townmaterial for outdoor, daytime picture making and there is certainly enough color to make color film well worth the extra cost. And with color snapshot film now being made so that you can use it either indoors or out, you’re ready for picture taking no matter what part of the circus you’re visiting.No matter what film or camera you're using—don’t let the thrill of the circus atmosphere set you to jumping up and down when you’re taking pictures. Remember, the first and most basic rule in picture taking—and the one most often violated—is to hold your camera steady!That goes for movie cameras, too. 012 —John Van GuilderMason of Fort Frances, Ont., visiting her for a few days.* * *Mr. and Mrs. J. Picha of Piney called on a few friends in Vas-sar,* * *Mr. and Mrs. A. Prasek Sr. were pleasantly surprised when their friends from Grand Forks, Mr. and Mrs. Klusak, came to visit them. They all took a trip to see Moose Lake.* * *News was received of the passing on of T. G. Walker of Peters-field, Man. on Friday, June 15. The Walkers once lived in Badger. Funeral on Tuesday, June 2fi, at Petersfield.Mr. and Mrs. John Dufres of ( Winnipeg were weekend visitors at the Steve Boutang home.* * ; Gus. Nordval will hold a ser- | vice at the Log church on July 1 instead of June 24 as previously announced, at 4:30 o'clock.Mr. and Mrs. L. Ft, Brun spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. R. Chestagner of Wumpum.* * *A. L. Brun of St. Boniface spent , two days with the L. R. Brun’s. \SpragueThree new babies arrived in Sprague via Budd Hospital, Roseau. On June 6, born to Mr. and Mrs. Steve Yeryk (nee Hazel Horaick) a son Jody Arnold. On June 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Alec Hill (nee Anna Lindquist) a daughter named Nancy Jane for her grandmother. Also born to Mr. and Mrs. Mike Shepyt, a son named James. Congratulations to the proud parents: also congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. LloydRuud of South J unction on the birth of a soo.* * * iMrs. P.. Blanchard is spending '■a few weeks at Pipestone. Man., visiting her folks. Her children David and Debbie accompanied her.* * WSelma and Annie KJtleson. R. N's are home visiting their parents. They accompanied their father John Kittleson to the Winnipeg Clinic where he will receive medical care. We are glad Mr. Kitleson is feeling much better. j* * * 'Mr and^ilrs. Rudolph Stein-hauer left for Saskatchewan on June 17 to attend the funeral of their 22 year old nephew who died in an oil well explosion We extend our sympathy to the Stein-hauers* * *We also extend our sympathy to the Stamlers and Venus' on the death of Tom Stamler.* * *ErtrtH Warner received severe burns to his chest and arms when the spike broke on his climbers and he slid doum a hydro pole.* * *Mldlebro won the $25 first prize at the baseball tournament at South Junction on June 17. White-mouth Lake won second prize and . Woodridge third. Sprague. Vas-sar and South Junction also play-, ed.* * *Roseau boys, 15 and under won the game at Sprague June 18 ; with a score og 4 to 5. Players on the Sprague team were: Edward i MaclieJ, pitcher; David Hebei,! catcher; Edward Finch, third base; Roy Finch, second, and G. Bartinskl, first. David Wesner, shortstop and Gordon Machej, Nell Grey, Ronald Buzzahora were fielders.* * *The Lutherans had their Young People’s meeting at Struther’s and the Anglican's held their meeting at Holmgren's, both on June 15.* * *fCongratulations to Mr. and I Mrs. Floyd Nordstrom on the j birth of a baby daughter.
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Steinbach Carillon
Steinbach, Manitoba, CA
Fri, Jun 22, 1956
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