I believe this was taken in front of Scott's store in Newdale, Manitoba, Canada. Occasion unknown! but the littlest girl - the one who isn't 'dressed up' - is my mother. There is a Kodak ad in the window and some kind of posters on the windows. (So far unreadable.) Photographer, my grandpa, Walter SCOTT. Posted for (Almost) Wordless Wednesday
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Showing posts with label SCOTT Newdale Manitoba. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SCOTT Newdale Manitoba. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Wordless Wednesday - Dress-up, Newdale Manitoba Canada
I believe this was taken in front of Scott's store in Newdale, Manitoba, Canada. Occasion unknown! but the littlest girl - the one who isn't 'dressed up' - is my mother. There is a Kodak ad in the window and some kind of posters on the windows. (So far unreadable.) Photographer, my grandpa, Walter SCOTT. Posted for (Almost) Wordless Wednesday
Monday, June 08, 2009
Wedding Belles! - Smile For The Camera - SCOTT ROGERS 1946
The topic for this June edition of Smile For The Camera is Wedding Belles!
I've chosen three of my parents' wedding snapshots for this one. They were married in Washington, District of Columbia, USA, in 1946 while both were serving in the Canadian Army. Dr. R. A. Bird officiated. He and his wife are in the two photos above. These were taken in the Bird's apartment where my parents were married.
There were flowers for decoration, but no bouquets as Mum and Dad and their attendants were in uniform. My parents had 'double rings' which was something my mum told me she had insisted on. And, they did have a honeymoon - a few days in Philadelphia.
My mother's good friend, Lieutenant Margaret Hyslop, originally from Hamilton, Ontario and Hillcrest, Alberta, was her attendant and Major R. A. Jack from Montreal stood up with Dad. Both were in the Canadian Army and stationed in Washington, DC, like my parents. They are shown in the photo below; Dad and Mum are in the middle.
Marg came to live in Vancouver, BC after the war, soon after my parents did. I remember her quite well, but I don't know anything about Dad's friend, Major Jack.
Watch for the 14th Edition of Smile for the Camera to be posted 15 June, 2009 at Shades of the Departed.
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