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4 the ciiiliiwack PROGRESS, Oct. i6, f9-i2 Hannaford -McNair Municipal IODE Agassiz Bride Scottish Heather Flown Here For Bridal Bouquet Heather brought by plane from the hills of Scotland graced the bridal bouquet "of Martha Isobel Mary McNair when, on Saturday evening, she exchanged marriage vows with Charles Edward Hannaford, at Carman United church, "Echoes" Float Pictures May Appear In Magazine Tictures of the IODE float at the Cherry Carnival which depicted the work of the Imperial Daughters Magazine, "Echoes" will be sent to the National magazine for inclusion in its quarterly edition. Mrs. C. A.

Dodimead reported purchase of the pictures when the chapter met at her home Promontory L. M. Merrick left last Monday for Pitt Lake where he has found employment. Mr. and Mrs.

William McFaul and son John were Sunday Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. LeCocq, Lynden, Wash.

Monday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Q. Dickout were Mr.

and Mrs. T. W. Johnston, Mission. W.

B. Lefferson was honored at a family birthday supper Sunday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Lefferson, Mr.

and Mrs. H. Knopp and family, Mr. and Mrs. L.

M. Merrick and son, F. Misner, Robert, Claud, Jack and Allan Lefferson, Allan Misner. Residents of Promontory reported seeing a white crow on the hill last week. Re-bekahs Hold Past Noble Grands' Night Miss Mildred Kines and Miss Margaret Tranmer were joint conveners of the entertainment, when Ruth Rebekah lodge met Thursday night.

Past Noble Grands' night provided the theme of the program enjoyed by the lodge members. The business meeting included a report from Mrs. M. Goriak, showing that Rebekah members had collected over $90 for the CNIB, and a report from Mrs. E.

Mills on the September meeting of the local council. Mrs. J. Ferguson will represent the lodge at a meeting of the Canadian Arthritic and Rheumatic society. Sewing meeting will be -held at the home of Mrs.

Fred Dahlstrom, while Mrs. William Orr will be hostess to the Past Noble Grands at their next meeting. Miss Winnifred Davidson of Vancouver as bridesmaid, were attired in identical gowns which featured strapless bodices topped with jackets of brocaded satin, and with bouffant skirts of nylon net posed over taffeta. Miss Peacock was in blue, and Miss Davidson, in pink. Their chapel veils of net were caught by bandeaux of tiny flowers to match their gowns, and their bouquets were showers of white and pink carnations tied with rainbow ribbon.

The bride's godchild, Linda Barnes, and Georgia Brown, were the winsome flower girls, wearing a Chilliwack polio victim. A letter of thanks from Court Registrar Ernest Anderson was read for the gift of the Queen's picture to be hung in the Court House. Mrs. II. P.

Beldam, who returned recently from a trip to England, gave members a sketch of her visit there. Mrs. P. J. Keoughan, regent, who recently attended the semiannual convention at Vernon reported on proceedings.

Mrs. George Morris represented the chapter at the meeting of the Canadian Arthritic and Rheumatic society. Before an altar, banked with autumn flowers and foliage, the Rev. A. Little performed the rites which united the only daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford McNair of Sardis, and the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W.

Hannaford of Elmsdale, Nova Scotia. Preceding the marriage ceremony, a simple but impressive candle-lighting ceremony was performed by Margaret and Marion Read who were dressed in identically styled pastel-toned frocks; while quiet music was played throughout the service by the organist. Mrs. George Orr. During the registration; Dr.

W. G. Newby sang "I'll Walk Beside You." Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely in her regal gown of rich ivory satin. The closely molded bodice was fashioned with sheer net yoke, giving an off-shoulder effect outlined with alencon lace. Lace bordered the slightly extended waistline, and also formed the front panel of the skirt, while the back fullness flowed into a train.

The bride's fingertip veil of illusion net misted from a shell-shaped cap of ivory satin, and she carried a bouquet of red roses, white carnations and white heather. She wore her groom's gift, a gar net pendant. The bridal attendants. Miss Frances Peacock as maid of honor, and Jacks -Sinden AT LEWIS' -PIANOS EXCLUSIVELY You take no chances when purchasing a piano from a firm who deal exclusively in Pianos and Musical Instruments. You assured of used instruments, thoroughly reconditioned and in first-class condition at most reasonable prices, and with FIVE YEARS WRITTEN GUARANTEE IT PAYS TO PURCHASE FROM A PIANO SPECIALIST! PERSONALS With the Sardis school teachers acting as hosts, elementary teachers of district 33 held a "Get Acquainted" party at Sardis school, October 8.

New teachers were welcomed during the social evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bowlby and family, Port Alberni, and Mr. and Mrs.

Russ Bowlby, Lulu Island, were weekend guests of Mrs. A. J. Bowlbv. Mr.

and Mrs. James Chambers were weekend visitors at Vancouver. They were the guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Chambers Jr.

Travelling is best in rha vivid fall! Enjoy your spare time and the season to the utmost on carefree GREYHOUND trip LOW MONEY-SAVINS FARES From One Hound lo: Way Trip Prince George $19.40 $30.05 Trail $12.50 S22.50 Calgary $18 85 $33.95 Edmonton S22.1S $39.90 Winnipeg $29.70 $53.50 Toronto $49.85 $89.75 'fjl JO TRIP PLANNING SERVICE Your Itinerary. Sightseeing Tours, Hotel Accom. modation, all arranged and included in one price. Travelling Double FROM VANCOUVER TO LOS ANGELES II Travelling Double I 1 1 FROM I II a kl ii i TO LOS ANGELES Makes New Home At Hope All Saints' church, Agassiz, was the scene of a wedding October 3 when June Mary, twin daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Gustav Tyfting was united in marriage with Garth Walters of Hope. Rev. Canon H. C. B.

Gibson officiated at the eve ning ceremony. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was gowned in nylon net over taffeta. Her veil was shoulder length and she carried a white prayer book mounted with a spray of mauve orchids. As matron of honor, Mrs." Beverley Michaloski chose a mauve net gown. She carried a bouquet of matching carnations.

Bridesmaids were Miss June Tyfting, twin sister, and Miss Joy Tyfting, sister of the bride, and Miss Frances Walters, sister of the groom. They were gowned in pastel tones of yellow, yellow and white, and blue. All wore white flowers in their hair and carried match ing bouquets of pink and white carnations. Best man was Gilbert Walters, cousin of the groom. Howard Whelpton and Ray Abbey were ushers.

George Cousins. Kamloops, proposed a toast to the bride at the reception which followed at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walters left on a honeymoon trip to Penticton.

They will reside at Hope. STOP those early morning shivers Don't whatever you do let next Fall find you having another session of shovelling fuel. Plan now to convert your present heating system or install a completely automatic Hale-Co Oil Burner unit for lifetime warmth and comfort. EASY TERM PAYMENT PLAN Ye. you can get lifetime comfort conveniently.

Ask your nearest Hale-Co dealer for the actual dollar and cents deal or write Halc-Co. 1614 West It, Vancouver, B. C. RELIABLE USED PIANOS BY LEADING MAKERS including: Steinway, Bluthner, Chickering, Heintzman Mason Risch, Nordheimer, Gulbranson, Weber, Willis, Williams, Karn, Bell, Beethoven, etc. toe-touching frocks of yellow taffeta misted in net.

Their old-fashioned poke bonnets matched their frocks, and they tarried nosegays of yellow marguerites, blue delphiniums and rose-toned baby 'mums. The bride's cousin, Dr. Edward Sleath of Vancouver, attended the groom as best man, and the ushers were the bride's brother. Jack McNair of Hedley, and Douglas Newby of Sardis. Following the wedding, a reception was held in the church hall when the bride's parents received with the bridal party.

A white linen cloth with insertions of crochet covered the bride's table, which was centered with a three-tier wedding cake embedded in ivory tulle in which nestled parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sinden, Corinth, and at the silver anniversary of her parents. The bride and groom will reside at 2521 West 1st avenue, Vancou ver, when they return from a wed ding trip to the States. Attractively priced from: $250 $275 $325 $350 $375 $395 $425 etc.

Come in, or write us your Satisfaction guaranteed! Chilliwack Girl Wed In New Westminster Rite Of wide interest in the valley is the wedding solemnized at Queen's Avenue United church, New Westminster Saturday uniting Margaret Jean, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Sinden, Chilliwack and Gerald Gene Jacks, son of Mr.

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Priced from 4 You may take up to THREE YEARS TO PAY! Gibson Guitars Olds Trumpets Hohner Piano Accordions makms or. I ENGLISH J76j CHILLIWACK BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Phone 29311 Friday. Several books have now been added to the hospital library maintained by the IODE, reported Mrs. A. R.

Gordon. Mrs. E. M. Stick and Mrs.

George Morris told the group of the work of the Film Council who will have a good supply of films available for club use. A course for projectionists will be started in November. Special guests of the chapter were Mrs. C. H.

Carpenter, local Girl Guide Commissioner and a Girl Guide, Mirla Jewett. Mirla who attended the National Girl Guide camp at Ottawa this summer described the hiimlichts of her trip and experiences at camp. I Mrs. Carpenter gave an account 1 of work accomplished by local groups. Money from the Cec Fox Mem-! orial fund which is administered I by the IODE will be used to help "Flowers of Distinction" Cut Flowers Potted riants dounlrij Cjarilen Earl Minter Lois Richardson 125 Yale Road West Flouerphone 24221 GUNSMITH GUNS FOR SALE New 300 Savages 7 mm Brno Carbines.

B.S.A. 303-306, Winchester .270 Converted Military Rifles Rifle Telescopes installed Weaver Scopes in Stock Good Selection' of Ammunition E. Younie Machine and Gun Shop 7 Fletcher Street South MISCELLANEOUS it Avon Products A really complete stock always on hand. Mail orders filled promptly. And don't forget our complimentary BRITISH KNIT Knitted garments for the whole family.

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Murray 32 Yale E. Phone 3406 Above Singer Sewing Machine NOTARY PUBLIC Ivan Hurndall Notary Public Conveyancing, Wills Correspondence Income Tx Returns, etc. Your pional business transacted efficiently, confidentially and economically. Vcdder Road "Just around the (Cottonwood) corner." OIL BURNERS TORRIDHEAT OIL BURNERS THE LEADER IN ECONOMY Free estimates given on complete installations Wc service all makes of Oil Burners. Frank B.

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TIRE SERVICE CHECKERBOARD TIRE STATION Jack Northcole 106 Main Street Phone 22633 TRUCKING Wc can arrange for moving anywhere in B.C. Also inter-provincial moves. Morrows Cartage 31 Williams Rd. S. I'honc 4701 TYPEWRITERS For TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES and SUPPLIES Also TYPEWRITER ADDING MACHINE and CASH REGISTER REPAIRS Make it The DeLong Printery "Printing with a runch" 25 Main Street Phone 6731 WELDING NllMiJIiH For Ez39jfBpBt Furniture, Distance V-P-tF-" 9 Hauling.

VvRy Livestock iiuaramccd II sprigs of purple heather. Aunts of the bride, Mrs. William Sleath of Burnaby Lake and Mrs. E. J.

Coulter, presided at the tea table which was centered with a silver bowl of yellow button chrysanthemums flanked by yellow tapers in silver holders. Serviteurs, in charge of Mrs. Harold Young, were Mrs. A. J.

Fraser, Mis. G. E. Sleath, Mrs. J.

N. Barnes. Mrs. A. Hill.

Mrs. Bruce Brown, Mrs. David Way. Miss Margaret Read, Miss Marion Read, Miss Anthea Adair and Miss Fern Steele. The toast to the bride was proposed by E.

H. Pearson. During the evening. Miss Margaret Creigh-ton sang Promise Me" and "Until." and Margaret and Marion Read played a pianoforte duet, by Mozart. Later, Mr.

Hannaford and his bride left on a motor trip to the Interior, the bride wearing a smart tailored suit of grey English wor-isted, a hyacinth blue chapeau of I pressed velour, and grey topcoat with navy suede accessories. Gar-I denias and heather formed her corsage bouquet. Upon their re turn, the bride and groom will reside at Sardis. CAR SALES WESTGATE SERVICE AUTHORIZED DEALER SALES and SERVICE for NASH and MORRIS CARS British car specialists, complete automotive repairs, motor rebuilding, accessories, tune-up. 403 W.

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Phone 216.16 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. ELECTRICAL For Electrical Contracting Refrigerator Home Freezers Myers Water Pumps and Sprayers M. DICKEY SONS 413 W. Yale Rd. Phone 24607 cream filling fT $25.40 Per Person I For free travel folders and COST I ESS 4 mm---- i if lien li- LEWIS PIANOS NEW AND USED Mason Risch Willis Generous allowance on your old piano BRETT SALES RADIO REPAIRING COOMBES OST1 For Better fBfli Dialing, Dial JT 6022 A call from you will bring one of our expert mechanics to check your radio.

Estimates given without charge. Call us today! Geo. Coombes Radio SERVICE 65 E. Yale Road PRINTING For Distinctive Printing Business Stationery Letterheads Invitations Window Cards or any form of prinlcd matter consult us. Quality Workmanship Priced right Officiating at the candlelit ceremony was Rev.

R. A. Redman. BTh, LLB, Vancouver, formerly of Chilliwack United church. He was assisted by Rev.

W. B. Willan, DD, New Westminster. Mi, and Mrs. Pat Kines, Chilliwack, were soloists at the service, with Mrs.

Betty Mercer as organist. Mr. Kines sang "Wedding before the service. Mrs. Kines sang "Because" during the signing of the register.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a simply styled gown of white bengaline over which a delicate hand-made veil fell to a train. Held by a coronet encrusted with pearls, the veil was embroidered in lover's knots and hearts entwined. Her gown was fashioned with fitted sleeves and bodice with a slight bustle effect to the bouffant skirt. Talisman roses and stcphanotis were combined in the bride's cascade bouquet. The groom's sister, Miss Shirley Jacks, attended the bride as senior bridesmaid, while Miss Nancy Symmes, cousin of the bride was junior bridesmaid.

Both wore autumn-toned gowns, Miss Jacks in copper and Miss Symmes in yellow. In their cascade bouquets were bronze and yellow mums. Betty-Lou Shurvell was the petite flower girl in a toe-touching frock of white taffeta. A bandeau of tiny flowers adorned her dark tresses. She carried a colonel nosegay of yellow and white baby mums.

Victor Cue, West Vancouver, was groomsman. Ushers were Kenneth Bradley, New Westminster, brother-in-law of the bride, and Norman Broadhead, West Vancouver. Parents of the bride and groom assisted the bridal party in receiving the guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N.

E. Elliott, 835 10th street. New Westminster. Mrs. K.

G. McKcnzie and Mrs. D. B. Montgomery presided at the tea table centered by a crystal bowl of pink and white carnations flanked by tall pink tapers in crystal holders.

Dr. G. A. Roberts, Chilliwack, proposed a toast to the bride. A three-tier wedding cake had been decorated by the bride's aunt, Mrs.

G. D. Bryson, with ornaments used at the golden wedding of the bride's paternal grand Personals Guests of Mr. and Mrs. R.

C. Johnston during the weekend were their son, Robert "Bob" Johnston, of Dawson Creek, and Miss Doris Buckley of Edmonton. Guests attending the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. C.

E. Hannaford, the former Martha McNair, Saturday were: Dr. and Mrs. G. E.

Sleath, Mr. and Mrs. William Sleath, Mrs. Edith Stewart, D. MacKcnzic, Miss Lucille MacKcn-zic, B.

Challenger, Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey Wright, Miss Grace Whitehead. Mr. and Mrs.

David Varncy, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Varncy, all of Vancouver; Don McAllister, Victoria; Mr. and Mrs. Jack McNair.

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