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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 10, 1947
Page
2
Mrs. Frank Walker travels to Fort William to visit her son George, recently transferred by the T.C.A. from North Bay, Ontario. The record also lists July dates for A. K. MacKay, Mrs Ernie Wareham, Alf Langley, and D Britton of Edmonton.
A religious maxim from Proverbs 19 17 highlights that kindness to the needy is seen as charity to the Lord, with the giver receiving repayment in kind. The verse emphasizes moral duty and divine reciprocity in acts of compassion.
Miss Alvaretta McMannis has been notified by Brandon College that she won the J B Curran Scholarship for first class standing in French in her first year and the James E Yates Memorial Scholarship for top aggregate in Arts and Science in the first year.
Rivers Manitoba residents host visitors from Winnipeg Brandon Vancouver and Kamsack. Highlights include awards at Brandon Exhibition. acting lieutenant colonel Ely named for joint air school Rivers. a Masonic Lodge Travel ing Token presentation. and a Vacation Training School closing event at the United Church. Local travel and social visits noted with families and officials.
Gyda Leone Lindsay and James Ernest Penston wed at Bradwardine United Church on May 28 at 3 p.m. Rev. J. Ross officiated. Bride entered with father to Lohengrin, in ivory satin with nylon, Queen Anne headdress, red and white carnations bouquet. Attendant Miss Joan Penston wore pink and carried pink carnations.
The groom was supported by his brother Del of Winnipeg. Ushers were Donald Lind Say, brother of the bride, and Garry Graham. After the ceremony a reception for forty guests was held at the bride’s parents’ home. The mother of the bride wore printed jersey with a cream carnation corsage. The groom’s mother wore soft grey crepe with red carnations. The bride’s travelling costume was white sand with black accessories. Mr and Mrs Penston will reside in Winnipeg.
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