Wedding Rings Bind Gail Rogers and Albert Hamilton
Gail Rogers and Albert Hamilton were wed in a July 29 1978 ceremony at Glenboro United Church officiated by Rev K Crassweller. The couple, living south of Glenboro, hosted a reception in the CE Building with music by Vera Bjornson. Out of town guests came from England Prince George BC Calgary Medicine Hat and Thunder Bay among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Rogers
Don Rogers
Glenboro
Albert Hamilton
S.D. Hamilton
Glenboro United Church
Rev. K. Crassweller
Arlene Bjornson
Joan Rogers
Trudy Campbell
U.C.W
C.E
Eleanor Diehl
Janice Hamilton
Glen Rogers
Doug Elliott
Kinsmen
Gail
Albert
Bill Biles
Dennis
Evelyn Doncaster
Leeds
England
Lloyd Hamilton
Prince George
B.C
Bert Johnson
Victoria
Barry Jackson
Calgary
Alberta
Phil Christie
Guy Torgerson
Medicine Hat
Perry Johnson wedding at St George Anglican Transcona
On August 19 1978 at 4 30 p m Cynthia Fay daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Johnson Courtenay BC and Keith Charles son of Mr and Mrs Jack Perry Bird s Hill Man exchanged marriage vows and rings officiated by Reverend Griggs with assistants at St George s Anglican Parish Transcona. The bride wore a white polyester satin gown with medallion lace and a 4 tier veil. she carried red roses and white carnations with an heirloom Normandy lace handkerchief. Louise Johnson and bridesmaids wore blue sun dresses with yellow and blue nosegays. The groom wore white with his brother Sheldon Perry as best man and John as usher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Fay
Ben Johnson
Courtenay
B.C
Keith Charles
Jack Perry
Bird’s Hill
Man
St. George’s Anglican
Transcona
Griggs
Buchan
Dederick, Mann
Pellegrin
Normandy
Louise Johnson
Peggy
Judy Johnson
Julie Kjernisted
Cindy Perry
Sheldon Perry
John
Salaries Set at school Board Meeting
The August 22 1978 meeting of the Tiger Hills School Division No 29 approved minutes and accounts. A teacher contract with A Gail Hamilton was authorized. several staff changes and resignations were approved. new hires include para professional Barbara Marginet and half time custodians Irene Pinkerton and Terry Jefferies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Tiger Hills
Glenboro
N.J. Hall
Gail Hamilton
Evelyn Gunson
Barbara Marginet
Boyne Valley School
Bonnie de Pauw
Price Wilson Ltd
George Mulligan
Lindal Hallgrimson
Andrew Gillingham
Irene Pinkerton
Terry Jefferies
Donald Nordmann
Baldur
Joseph van Damme
Happy Hour Bible Club
Belmont School
J.D. Jamieson
Public Schools Finance Board
Wedding Day Recap From St George Church Hall
The groom’s friends Perry Toly Neuendorff and Bob York wore blue and navy tuxedos with yellow boutonnieres. The bride’s mother wore coral rose polyester and a white gardenia corsage while the groom’s mother wore a green gown with a white gardenia. Guests traveled from Africa, Courtenay, Port Alberni, Calgary, Esterhazy, Thunder Bay and Manitoba. The couple plan a two week Yellowstone Park trip before settling in St Pierre and attending the University of Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George’s
Sheldon Perry
Daisy Steer
Africa
Courtenay
Port Alberni
Calgary
Esterhazy
Thunder Bay
Manitoba
Yellowstone Park
St. Pierre
University of Manitoba
Tool box essentials for every home
A ready to use home tool box should include a hammer pliers screwdrivers nails screws wall anchors tape scissors glue wrench pencil ruler tape measure and other region specific items. Clean and dry tools after use to prevent rust and keep them in a reachable spot for emergencies.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamilton- Rogers
Reid Scott
Glen Hamilton
Marlene Graceffo
Vera Bjornson
Dorothy Carter
Reid
Ontario
Carnduff
Saskatchewan
P.E.I
Orma Gray
Virden
Brandon
Winnipeg
Rossburn
Lorette
Reston
Pipestone
Mrs. Albert Hamilton
Manitoba Community Newspapers Association
Donald ST
Perry - Johnson
Gaiety Theatre
Adm
Henry Winkler
Fonze
Kim Darby
Jodi Foster
Martin Sheen
Dental Office
Ernest Watson
Walter Maxwell Wilbert Nordman
A.W. Jackson
Glenboro Auto
Suzuki
Broadway St
New York
P.S
Hawaii
Florida
Wallis Agencies Ltd
Lorna
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