Hiscock-Anderson Exchange Vows In Brandon Wedding
Joyce Hiscock and James Hiscock united in Brandon with Rev Ralph Clark officiating. The couple's wedding at 2:30 p.m. featured silk chiffon gown with French lace, a cascade bouquet, and a four tier silk veil. Attendants included Miss Anita Clark and Miss Margaret Cowe. Out of town guests came from Souris, Brandon, Oak River, Winnipeg, Saskatoon. They plan to reside at 437 6th St Brandon after a Lakehead honeymoon.
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Joyce Hiscock
Iota United Church
Georgi
Margaret
Jerband
Elizabeth Anderson
George A. Anderson
James Hiscock
John Hiscock
Baldur
Tom Sedgwick
Lorne Montgomery
Anita Clark
Margaret Cowe
Gary Meester
Souris
Brandon
Carroll
Balsleeves
Oak River
Strathclair
Dale
Treherne
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Lakehead
Marge Pot
Ter
Irene Manswell
Matt Lynn Lake
Hamiota
Decker
Harding
Kenora
Dufrost
Stone Margaret Hodgson
The
Wall
Toronto
Wyness-Johns Exchange Vows In Candlelight Ceremony
Miss Beverley Ann Johns married James Christopher Wyness in Edmonton Alberta at St James United Church. Bride wore a petal floor length gown with white and pink bouquet while attendants wore silk organza. After a reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Thom the couple will reside in Edmonton Tara Court apartments.
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Charming
Falcon Lake
Manitoba
Marilyn Robs
St. James United
Portage la Prairie Ware
Edmonton
Alberta
Beverley Ann
Nations
Elmer Johns
Lavinia
James Christopher Wyness
James Wyness
Grand Prairie
Martin
Kirk Malmgren Exchange Vows at Christ Evangelical Lutheran
The wedding of Gail Adela Malmgren and Russell Leo Kirk took place at The Church Terrace B C with Rev Madsen officiating. Attendants included Lynn Caldwell and Milton Malmgren as ushers. A reception for 50 guests followed at the bride’s home and a dance completed the day.
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Christ Evangelical Lutheran
Church Terrace
B.C
Gail Adela
George Malmgren
Keith Malmgren
Russell Leo Kirk
Dorothy Kirk
Norman Kirk
Hamiota
Madsen
Milton Malmgren
Lynn Caldwell
David Kirk
Angus
Ontario
Ross and
Ethel Robertson
Dance
1.C.C.F
Reggie’s Ramblings On Elections And Sports Echoes
In Deloraine residents reelect editor George Derksen as mayor by a 2-1 margin. The column rails at sports bragging and election booms, mocks officials, recalls Halley’s Comet, and critiques Be seeing you on November 11 for Remembrance Day.
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Sys
Bob Edwards
Blue Bombers
Fritzy Hans
Hamilton Tigers
Lions
Farley Mowat
Municipal
Columbus
America
Winnipeg
Halley
Portage la Prairie
Henderson Outens
Reggie
Aberfoyle Flea Market Reflects Heritage Village Charm
The Aberfoyle Flea Market along the brook showcases antique dealers and collectors in a historic mill setting. Shoppers browse tables and blankets under gray skies, amid prices from 25 cents to several dollars, with fries and coffee scenting the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberfoyle
Ontario
Bargaining at the European Flea Market
A narrator recalls bargaining at a European flea market where a dealer offers any item for a price. The author buys a small polychrome trinket marked $2.50, haggling to $1.00, and leaves feeling the ending was weak yet the day's outing complete.
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Hiscock - Anderson
Carol Smith
Edith Park
Austin Hiscock
James Anderson
Robert Hiscock
Master Dennis Anderson
Senchuk - Hodgson
Viola Eliza
Edbeth
Ward Senchuk
Clare Hodgson
Eric Holmstrom
Boris Mazare
Donald Francis
Micheal Senchuk
East Braintree
J. Chase
K. Brown
Ava Maria
Bernice McDonald
Alex Krawec
Neil McDonald
Misericordia Hospital
Manitoba Teachers’ College
Valade St. St. Boniface
Mel Klinger
Lashburn
Dre Wyness
Murray Towns
Kirk - Malmgren
Reggie's
Deloraine
George Derksens
St. Regis
Red River
George Reed
Regina
Steego Ewe Wren
USA Tims
de Me Supetislillous
Jim Coleman
Canada
Nto
Post Office
Jessica Lake
Manitoba Department of Education
Maurice Flett
Centre
Island Lake
Richard Graham
Wawanesa
Gene Pederson
Midwest Diamond Drilling Ltd
Dorothy Barker
Stgooet Heart Research
Thermo
Hamiota Echo
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