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Chopping Down the Beanstalk, I* re nlt;* DzobaThe Giant is Gone, Iris Tanehuk20 Shanty Town and Sltulin' Thru. Mrs. Casper.21 LilUe Dance ar.d Camels. Larry Scheibe22. French Song. Tscbiakowsky. by Ernie Casper.23 Twinkle. Twinkle. Cooke. Dolores Wilkensou.24 The Wolf. Cumberland. Johnny Tanehuk.25. A Isa t km Dance. Thome. Marjor-te Laufersweiler.26. Pop Goes the Weasel, Cooke, by Wayne Lemon.27. March Lee, Iris and Irene.28. Music Box, Poldini, Lorn a Jack.29. Mexican Hat Dance, Car©1 Froom and Nancy Anderson.Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Casper were presented with gifts from the pupils and a corsage from the W. I. in appreciation for the fine work they have rendered to the community.Ktlwl Hone Mritfer weds John Max writ CurranSte. Mary’s Anglican church. Rid-gevilie. was the scene of a prettyWallace Brad were ushers. Given in * marriage by her uncle, Charlie Birin- ! ger. the bride wore a gown of brl- ] j dal satin, the fitted bodice was fa- j shioned with a plunging neckline, ■ with braided satin edging. j.The shirred long sleeves ended In My points, a torse length waist featured the full gathered skirt, ending in a train.A halo of net ornamented with orange blossoms, held her full length veil of embroidered net. She carried red roses and white sweet peas.The little flower girls were sweet in matching gowns of blue, yellow and pink taffeta, with fitted bodice, tiny puff sleeves, full skirts with tiers of side ruffles, with matching flower bandeaus. They carried little powder puff bouqeta of carnations and sweet pea*.The soloist Miss Curran sang “The Lord Prayer and Because as the register was being signed.A reception was held at the L.O.L. Hall, where covers were laid for one huodred guests. Mr. H, Frances, uncle of the bride was toastmasterwedding at 6 p.m. on Saturday, June [and proposed the toast to the bride30 when Ethel Rose, the youngest daughter of Mrs. B. Stringer of Ridgeville. became the bride of John Maxwell Curran, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Curran of Dominion City.Rev. A. Bell officiated. Miss Jean Curran, Dominion City, sister of the groom was soloist, with Miss Iris (Jinn of Dominion City playing the wedding music.1 The bride was attended by herisister. Mrs. Ray McMurray, Winni-\ peg. matron of honor and Misses j Nancy Wilkinson and Ellen Frances, cousins of the bride and brides-i maids. Little Lynne Hicks. Carolyn ; Riarh and Brenda McMurray were ! flower girls. Gordon Brad of Domi-| nlon City was best man Arthurand groom.The groom made a suitable reply.For going away the bride donned a grey tailored suit with matching pastel blue accessories.Mr .and Mrs. Curran left on a trip to Detroit Lakes. They will reside at Dominion City.Stringer, brother of the bride and
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Steinbach Carillon
Steinbach, Manitoba, CA
Fri, Jul 06, 1951
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