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MatrimonialSMYCHYCH—NOWOBAO.Tho manage of Victoria Julia, sec-ond daughter of Mr. and Mr*. .Samuel Nowoead of Roblin, to Mr Stephen Symchych of Dauphin, youngest eon of the late Mr. and Mr*. S. Symchych of Dauphin, took place Sunday evening at 7.30 o'clock at St. Peter and St. Paul'* Greek Orthodox Church at Gleneden. The eirtmony wafc performed by Rev, Fr. Sowchuk, of Winnipeg, aeaifted by Rev. P. Zapereniuk, of Dauphin. The church wae beautifully, decorated with fern* and eeaaonal blossome with an arch of gre#n boughs over the door.The bride, who was given In marriage by her father, wae becomingly attired in a floor-length gown of white georgette, laced trimmed, with a white veil and ihoea and carrying a corsage of pink and white roses. The bridesmaids were Miaaee Helen Kom-folio, of Valley River who wore a gown of blue silk crepe with, matching accessories, Nellie Gidilevitch, of Dauphin who was dreseed in green organdie with white trimmings, end Miss Sophie Nowosad, of Roblfn, who also wore blue silk crepe. All tho bridesmaids carried boquets of lilies.Attending the groom were Mstrs M, Meek of Winnipeg, Nick Morox cf Gilbert Plains and Peter Smyteki of Dauphin,Following the ceremony, the wedding party returned to the hom# of the £rrde’s parents where over two hundred invited guests eat down to the wedding supper at nicely decorated tables. Centering the bride's table was tha large four teired wedding cake.Afterwards .the bride end groom lift on an extended trip to Winnipeg end points east. The bride chose for her going-away ceetunme a becoming suit of white with blue trimmings. Mr and Mr* Symchych will eattle in eastern Canada following the letter’s ordination next month.Out-of-town guests included Mrs Schemelchuk and daughters of Otu-phin Mr and Mrs Mike Symchyeh of Dauphin Mr and Mrs Nick Symchych of Winntpag, Mr and Mrs Metro Symchyeh of Moose Jew Saak., and Mrs J. Bkakoon of Russell, aa well as a number ef guests from Winnipeg, Russell, Grandview and Portage la Prairie. IFAMILIAR QUOTATIONSAMBITION—When but the poor heve cried, Caesar hath wept,Ambitien should be mad# of sterner stuff.Wild ambition levee to elide, net to stand.And fortune's loe prefers to virtue* land,Abeatom and AchitopHai” DrydsnCromwell, I charge thee, fling away ambition;By that sin fait the angels.Henry VIII ShakoopoareBOOKS—Soma books are to bo taoted others to bo swallowed, and aoma few are to bo chewed and digaated “Essays” SaconBook* cannot Vlways please, however good; 4 1Minds are not ever craving for their food,“Schools” CrabbeCHARITY—In Faith and Hope th* world will disagree,But all mankind's conoarnod in charity.MC**ay on Man” PopeRob!in Pair Thursday July SO.T. H.Tayior’s HardwareOUR WINDOW IB FULL OF BARGAINS IN TINWARE AT 10c AND 15c EACH Now the time to take advantage of those Bargains HAYTIME — CALLS FOR FORKS, RIVETS, CHI8EL8, PUNCHES, OILS AND GREABE8, NOSE GUARDS.GET THE HABIT—BUY YOURHARDWARE AT TAYLOR'SLyric TheatreTfagudgy-Friday-SatBrdiyf, July 16-17-18Way Down East(ADULT)A picture that eu ryune will enjoy, ll. will grip you from start to finish,-With—Rochel1* Hadt»nf Heary Foods tad SIub SoMerrilleGOOD COMEDY end 6HORTSMatiite Satarday at 3. p.m.m333S
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Roblin Review
Roblin, Manitoba, CA
Thu, Jul 16, 1936
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