14 THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE, Tups . Feb 1. 1055Ir isgoal, tVfTVP,and rwhichbringsinvigoi BUT. ; moasu wish tWe while 1 hie is that f men a There as to idea i men 1 than 'Whil their dren this, ; man i in his an is. bilityand istionalfinancUnlfmally: and sMR. AND MRS. J. McNIVEN, 570 Warsaw Ave , celebratedfhr.tr 50th wedding anniversary Thursday. They were married Jan. 27, 19G5, in Lesmahagow, Lanarkshire, Scotland, following their n arriage in Scotland Mr. and Mrs. McNiven came to reside m Winnipeg. Mrs. McNiven was born in Lesmahagow, Mr. McNiven in Stonehouse, Scotland They have lived all their married life in Winnipeg, 47 years in their present home Mr. and Mrs. McNiven’s only son, John McNiven, and Mrs. McNiven, entertained Thursday evening in their honor. Mrs. j. H Hallet presided over the tea cups. Mrs. McNiven’s niece. Mrs. A N Dixon, Sioux Lookout, Ont., madethe wadding cake and came with Mr. Dixon to the anniversary celebration Another niece, Mrs E Cousens, came from Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. McNiven have one grandson Mr McNiven was a stonemason for many years with the Pattinson-Eilbe'k Co , retiring 10 years ago. A presentation was made to the guests of honor Joseph* Boyce proposed the toast. Photo by Raton Studios.