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THANK YOU: My 90th birthday was made special because of all the special people who helped me celebrate. Because of the many gestures, phone calls and visits, I will look back often and enjoy the memory of the afternoon we spent together!

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Notable Events of 1953: Mt. Everest climbed for the first time (May 29) Queen Elizabeth II was crowned (June 2) First Corvette was built (June 30) Korean War ended (July 27) Susan Mary Legge was born (Oct. 6) Happy birthday to the best wife, mom, and grandma ever!

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THANK YOU: We would like to thank everyone who took time to send their condolences on the death of our Dad, Cork Mursell.

Thank you for your kind thoughts, cards, phone calls, and messages. Thank you for the food brought to us and your gifts or help at this time. Thank you to Pastor Meisner, Tim Kircholfer and the ladies from Full Gospel Church for your contributions to the service and the lunch you provided following the service. A special thanks to Moose Mountain nursing staff who loved and cared for our Dad while he resided in the home. Thank you to Orsted Funeral Home for making arrangements and the special care the day of the service. We appreciate everyone who has been a part of Dads life. Your thoughtfulness and love has meant so much to us.

Ray & Sharon Burns & family Tom & Rita Kyle & family Kevin & Dianne Mursell & family 52-1

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AUCTION SALE for HUMPHRIES HOLDINGS Wed., October 10, 2018 10 a.m.

Carlyle, SK Sale located at 118-1st St. East, Carlyle, SK Includes: CONSTRUCTION: Cat backhoe 416 C ;new parts for backhoe; 8’ JD gyro mower. TRACTOR: David Brown 995 c/w Case loader.

TRUCKS: 1984 GMC 1500; 1985 Ford 350 with flat bed & hoist; 1985 Ford 150. SHOP: overhead crane; welders. heavy duty welding tables; anvil; tire changer; B&D valve grinder; Honda 2200 generator; power tools; display cases; bolt bins; shop misc. RECREATIONAL: 2-2008 Arctic Cat 440 snowmobiles; Yamaha Wave Runner Sea Doo c/w trailer; Surfsure boat c/w 115 Mercury motor and trailer. OFFICE: desks; chairs; filing cabinets. ANTIQUES: coke machine; chairs; trunks; display cases.

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HOUSEHOLD AUCTION for JOHN WILBRAHAM & EDNA CLEMENS Sat., October 13, 2018 10 a.m Manor Hall, Manor, Sk. Includes: HOUSEHOLD: round oak table c/w 4 chairs and 2 leaves; oak coffee and (2) end tables; sofa, recliner chairs; Pfaff sewing machine; 12’ deep freezer; wine making equipment. ANTIQUES: buffet; wringer washing machine; Depression plates; 1926 license plate; crocks; anvil.

SHOP AND YARD: Craftsman riding lawn mower; snow blower (walk behind); push lawn mower; shop and carpentry tools.

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Saturday October 13th - Rummage Sale, St. Andrew’s United Church, 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m., Bargains! Bargains! Coffee & cinnamon buns. 2 locations: Church basement & Legion Hall.

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Sunday, November 4th - Wawota United Church Fall Supper, Wawota Town Hall 4:30 - 6:30 pm. Adults $15.00; 12 & Under $7.00; Preschool Free.

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Sunday, October 28th - Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church Fall Supper, Redvers. Starts at 4:30 pm. Takeout are available.

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Friday, November 16th - Mountney Ladies Annual Flea Market at Wawota Town Hall, 3:30-7:30 p.m. Supper served 4:00 - 7:00 pm. To book a table call Sandra 306-739-2177 or Linda 306739-2491.

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By Linda Wegner A friend told me of a visit to his doctor.

“Doc,” he complained, “Sometimes I hurt in my knees, sometimes in my hands and…ah, I just seem to hurt somewhere all the time.” Without blinking an eye, the young but professional physician grinned then replied. “Harry, at your age if you don’t hurt, you’re dead.”

If that’s the criteria I guess I’ve entered “that age” as well. Now I’ve always believed that age isn’t really counted

in years or decades but rather by attitude and fortitude but I confess that these days the most positive of attitudes have been trumped by those annoying bodily aches and pains. Plain and simple, there are few days now where I don’t hurt somewhere.

But as true as that is and as real as my pain, my physical aches and distresses pale in comparison what someone else might be going through. Fresh in my mind is the distress of my friends in North Car-

Maryfield Sunrise Villa News Welcome to Ralph Burke of the Wawota area.

Visitors this week included: Kyla West and Sherry Wilson; Myrna Bierot, Redvers; Alaina Horiachka from Sherwood Park, AB with Ted. Mariann Krukoff, one of our younger residents; celebrated her 88th birthday. Her daughter Lydia Fraser told of her mother’s care and led us in singing some of Mom’s favorite songs. Fred played his mouthorgan. At the end of the week the Villa Guild served for Mildred Wilson’s birthday.

The members of Kola Church brought us worship on Wednesday night. Harold and Cheryl Friesen, Harold and Florence Klassen, and Alma Friesen and Mary Braun provided the music. Harold Klassen read us his mother’s testimony, written for her 90th birthday. She died in May and was one of our Bible Study members next door at the Centennial Haven. She had been the second of 11 children in Kleefeld, MB; quit school at 10 to do housework and work in a store. Seventy-one descendants attended her funeral.

One of the beauties of Maryfield this week is the two chokecherries in autumn splendor across the alley.

olina; hurricane Florence may have blown itself out but the struggle to overcome the damage caused is far from over.

Then there are those who have lost a spouse, those who are desperate in their search for a job or far more situations than I could mention.

What can I, as a Christian, do to help ease another’s pain?

Instructions to the New Testament church include exhortations to remain true to Christ’s teaching and doing that includes supporting one another. “Bear one another’s burdens”, “Comfort one another” and “By love serve one another” are just some of the exhortations given us in Scripture. We are to do what we can to help but with the understanding that while we may not be able to provide a tangible solution, we can pray.

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REDVERS UNITED LUTHERAN SHARED MINISTRY Knox United Church-Redvers Dannevirke Lutheran Church-Redvers ***

SERVICES FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER

at Dannevirke Lutheran Church Redvers, SK *** EVERY SUNDAY at 10:00 a.m.

Our Lady of Fatima Roman Catholic Church Rev. Father Wilfred B Calinawan Alternate Storthoaks & Bellegarde Saturday.......7:30 pm Sunday.......9:00 a.m.

Redvers - Sunday.................10:45 a.m.

Manor Anglican/United Churches Contact Rev. Michelle Moore, (306)577-9704 Knox United Church - Manor

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2nd & 4th Sundays 4th Sunday Services held at All Saints Cannington Manor (from May through September)

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Every Sunday Campus Pastor Blair & Deb Andrew Sr. Pastor Louis Halbgewachs 306-453-2781 63 Broadway St., Redvers

Roman Catholic Oxbow/Cantal/ Carnduff/Carlyle Rev. Father Melchor Somonte Oxbow St. Joseph’s - 9:00 a.m.

Cantal St. Raphael’s Saturday- 7:00 p.m.

Carnduff St. Jude - 11:00 a.m.

Rev. Father Yodel Cereno

Carlyle Church of Our Lady 11:00 a.m.

Obituary William Hamilton Bryce 1930 - 2018

On Sept 25,2018 Bill quietly slipped away from us.

He was born to James W. and Margaret Bryce on Feb 12th 1930. He had one sister Ruth. Bill began his schooling in Percy carried on in British Columbia returning to Arcola to �inish.

Upon �inishing his schooling Bill went on to join the air force and earned his wings to become a pilot. During this time he also trained to wrestle which eventually lead to his later being known as the “Arcola Strong Man”! Bill won many of his bouts and held amongst others the title of provincial middleweight champion. Bill participated in many sports including one of his favorites which was baseball.

Bill left the air force and began farming in 1953. In November 1954 Bill married the apple of his eye Mary Jane Brown. Together Bill and Mary Jane raised four children Scott, Carolyn, Patrick and Danny. Bill lived a good life doing what made him happy, he loved to farm/ranch and together with his family took great pride in starting a herd of Registered Aberdeen Angus Cattle. He Showed his cattle at Regina in 1971 at the very �irst Canadian Western Agribition and continued that tradition over the years missing very few. Bill continued with his herd for 51 years. During these years Bill belonged to the Legion, the Masons, the Oddfellows and the Agricultural Society.

After his wife’s passing Bill would often say he was “married to the farm”. He spent countless hours doing whatever need to be done around the farm right up until his passing. When not outside (which was 90% of the time) Bill could often be found pouring over the latest newspapers or cattle magazines, keeping up to date on current affairs and with what was new in the industry. Bill enjoyed learning about the worlds rapidly changing ways. He also loved when people stopped by for a chat and delighted himself by bragging about whatever his children, grand and great grandchildren’s latest accomplishments were! In June 2016 Bill was blessed with another addition to his growing family making him a Great Great Grandfather, (Makenna Bryce). Man, talk about a proud Patriarch!

In summary, Bill was a proud man who worked hard doing what he loved. He belonged to many organizations over the years lending a hand wherever he could.

His life centered around his family, the farm and his love of the Aberdeen Angus cattle.

Bill was an avid sports fan. Many of which he participated in during his younger years, gaining much enjoyment from the fellowship that each sport provided him with.

Bill was predeceased by his wife Mary Jane in 2008 and leaves to mourn his children, Scott(Connie) Arcola, Carolyn, Redvers, Patrick(Pam) Regina, Danny(Lisa) Red deer, their children and grandchildren as well as many friends and relatives.

We will miss Bills listening ear, his helpful hand and the expertise in giving advise that only someone who had done as many things in a lifetime as he had could give!

Our hearts felt many things as we laid Bill to rest. We are thankful for our time together and for the memories those times have given to us.

Bill will be missed but not forgotten. May he rest in peace beside his loving wife Mary Jane. Until we meet again Bill, Dad, Grandpa, Great and Great Great Grandpa, may your strong hands always have a show halter within their grip.

Thank you There really are no words to describe how blessed we feel. We would like to thank our community, our friends and the family that helped and are helping to lessen our burdens associated with the loss of Bill (Dad and Grandpa) From the wonderful girls and the Doctors at the Arcola Family Health Clinic to the staff at the Arcola hospital, including all the wonderful volunteers who helped with meals on wheels, to Bills new found and caring Tatagwa family who looked after him when we no longer could, to the wonderful Caring Supportive staff on 3E at the General who helped us all in those �inal days. Thank you.

We want all the community to know how much we appreciated their help, not only after Bills passing but before too. Without your helpfulness and understanding Bill could never have remained where he was for as long as he did. Your understanding, your helpful calls, rides and concern for his well-being was well above anything we had known. Your kindnesses will never be forgotten.

We so appreciate the calls, texts and messages that we received and are still receiving. Those that stopped to repeat to us their memories/ interactions of time spent with Bill have left us with many new memories that will forever be etched into our minds. They really do help to ease the sorrow. It is a good feeling to know others care and shared in our concern for Bills well being. To the wonderful people who brought us food and hugs, you guys rock! The beautiful �lowers we received are giving us such joy as they remind us of how Bill too enjoyed �lowers. One year at Christmas Bill made the trek to Carlyle to buy all the women, that were going to be here for the holiday meal, the most beautiful corsages to wear!

When needing a lunch for after the graveside service it was with great amazement that we watched things transpire. Even a magician would have had trouble with what our community ladies pulled off! Even though we needed a lunch, on what was one of the busiest times for our community (fall supper) the ladies made phone calls and arrangements and presto! It was pulled together with very very short notice. Thank you again, oh wonderful community that we live in and the wonderful gals involved with that. May all the kindnesses and blessings you bestowed upon us and our families come back to you tenfold when you need it the most.

With most sincere thankfulness, Scott, Connie, Savanna and family

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