Silverton News Visitors mingle at local events last week
Patricia Kitching visited Doug land Marion Cochrane and the Jim Cochranes, while Gerald Kea and Mrs Jimstan attended the Fireman's Rodeo in Vitden last Saturday evening. Roberta’s Ventura relatives, the Cochrane family, Doris Mathison and family in Hamiota hosted visitors. Od Lungal home saw Ross Gordon and family from Winnipesaga over Saturday.
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Patricia
Cathy Kitching
Dougland Marion Cochrane
Jim
Od Lungal
Ross Gordon
Winnipes
Wedding Bells for Stewart-Usher Couple in Dauphin
The church was festively dressed with lilac and white gladiolas as Andrew and Sheila Stewart of Dauphin wed. The bride wore a chiffon gown with jet embroidery and a juliette cap veil, carrying red roses and an orchid with a gold prayer book. Bridal party wore lilac gowns with blouson bodices and lilac and white bouquets. The groom’s party included Glen McLeod and Mark Law in heather grey tuxedos. Brent Law served as ring bearer. Ushers were Rick Trigg and Brad Stewart. organist Kathy Davidson and Marilyn Stewart accompanied the ceremony with songs Let It Be Me and the Wedding Song. A pale green gown and a yellow ensemble adorned the mothers, coordinating with carnations and roses.
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Andrew
Shiela Stewart
Dauphin
Juliette
Stewart
Douglas
Leigh Triggs
Car
Berry
Kim Ssmellie
Russell
Glen McLeod
Mark Law
Cypress River
Bruce Stewart
Brent Law
Iriggs—Stewart Ushers
Rick Trigg
Brad Stewart
Kathy Davidson
Marilyn Stewart
Zen Derkach
Fall activities at St. Josephs Parish take shape in Russell
The parish outlines autumn plans including a Corn and Wiener Roast on September 28 in the church yard, weather permitting, with hot dogs and corn provided. Catholic Women’s League and Knights of Columbus meet monthly, and a Parish Renewal Weekend for adults is planned along with a new pictorial directory project to record parishioner photos on October 25 and 26.
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St. Joseph's
Catholic Women’ League
Knights of Columbus
Nicole Petz
Elphinstone
Russell
Russia
Rossburn
St. Joseph's Parish
CANCOM Switch Likely to Increase 1964 Rates
The switch to CANCOM will not affect Canadian signals or WMCL's local ACCESS channel as WMCL absorbs CANCOM service costs for 1963. The media co operative has not raised rates since 1961 and charges an equalized fee to all users. it may request higher rates from the CRTC in 1964 to cover CANCOM and other costs from the past six years.
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Cancom
WMCL
The
Media Cooperative
CRTC
Can.com
Craigie News Guests at Langenburg September Meeting
The Craigie News Cheer club met at Mrs. Kay Wiley’s in Langenburg with six members and four visitors. Dorothy Shaw joined as the new visitor. Sileen Heap represents the Christmas Cheer Board and attends the Sept 27 organizing meeting. October’s meeting is at Minnie Bily’s on Oct 3 with Bingo and a $10 Arthritic Fund vote. Doris Jarber drew. Eileen Heap won. Uno game followed. linen was served by Kay and Susan Wiley. CS.P staff gathered for Sunday plans.
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de Craigie Lncerie Club
Kay Wiley
Langenburg
Dorothy Shaw
Sileen Heap
C.C. Cheer ‘Club
Minnie Bily
Arthritic Fund
Doris Jarber
Eileen
Anne Casitar
WGA
Uno
Eileen Heap
Ivy McKinnon
Kay
Susan Walley
George Heap
Cs.p
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