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6 THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Aug. 18, 1965 VisitQrs Return To Their Home IN AND OUT OF TOWN Uncle Gives Bride In Mrs. Frances Pollard Women's Editor Brown, Spadina Ave- arriage Grace nue. and Mrs. Art Smith and family, Penticton; Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Smith and family, Sar-dis; David Smith, Chilliwack; Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Mac-Gregor and family, Rosedale; and Mr. and Mrs.

Doug Webb and family, Edmonton. Mr. and Mrs. Gosling and five sons will leave for their home later this month after Mr. Gosling has completed an assignment for Westing-house at Patricia Bay, Vancouver Island.

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Webb and family have left for their home in Edmonton after spending three weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

Jack Smith, 527 Yale Road East. During their stay they visited many friends and relatives in the valley. Highlight was the first family reunion in seven years when those attending included Mr. and Mrs. Lin Gosling and family, Burlington, Ont, who arrived last month; Mr.

SALES Xj3 and CJfij SEKVK KsSi and Mrs. Gordon Dayman and family in Edmonton, Alta. Magistrate Ray Thomas, Mrs. Thomas and their four children of Edmonton spent two weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

George Thomas, 320 Wellington Avenue. Mrs. J. E. Harvey, formerly of Chilliwack and now residing in Beulah Gardens, Vancouver, attended the reception marking the golden wedding anniversary of Mr.

and Mrs. Chris Schneider. While here she was guest of Miss Dealers for: OLYMPIA TYPEWRITERS ADDO-X ADDING MACHINES STENNORETTE DICTATING MACHINES BENNDORF OFFICE EQUIPMENT LTD. 10! Yale Road East 795-3037 Eril Of DL Wont, fey Mrs. I.

B. Hewer has returned to the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ellison Pollard, 24 Woodbine Street South, after spending six weeks at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Hewer who formerly resided on Young Road North, Chilliwack, and now live at 982 Caithness Crescent, Port Moody. Among guests from this district attending the Glover-Loeppky wedding in Abbots-ford were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Glover, parents of the groom; Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Delong, Mrs. F. Sa-watzky, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klassen, Mr.

and Mrs. Ron Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. Don Edwards, Miss Evelyn Zink, Mrs. A.

Zink, Mrs. J. Glover, the groom's grandmother; Mr. and Mrs. N.

Moore and family; Mr. and Mrs. R. Zink, Mr. and Mrs.

N. Nelson and Larry and Don Zink. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Breen, 116 Cleveland, have returned from a holiday to the Prairies when they visited friends and relatives in Yorkton, Kelving-ton and Regina, Sask.

En-route there they visited her brother and sister-in-iaw, Mr. Now! False Teeth Fit Beautifully! With her father serving in Egypt with the United Nations Forces, Joan Doonanco was given in marriage by her uncle, Ronald Doonanco, Vancouver, when she exchanged vows with Walter Regensburger. Rev. J. J.

M. L. Marsolais officiated at the afternoon ceremony Saturday in Lady of the Valley Chapel, Camp Chilliwack, for the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Doonanco, Camp Chilliwack, and the eldest son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ferdinant Regensburger, Prince Ruptert. For the ceremony the bride wore a ballerina-length gown of lace over satin. A chiffon cap embroidered with pearls and sequins held the shoulder-length veil banded with lace. Red roses comprised her bouquet.

The groom's sister, Halena Regensburger, Prince Rupert, attended the bride wearing a dress similar to the bridal gown but in yellow. She wore a pink rose corsage. Paul Mathew Gammon was best man. Mr. Gammon proposed the bridal toast at the reception in the Community Center, Camp Chilliwack.

The three-tier wedding cake was made by the bride's mother and decorated by Sgt. Les Pollack. Following a honeymoon to Prince Rupert, Mr. and Mrs. Regensburger will live in the PMQ at Camp Chilliwack.

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AND MRS. WALTER REGENSBURGER (nee Joan Doonanco) September Bride Is Honored FINAL CLEARANCE LAST 3 DAY: Personals September bride-elect of David Lester Jones, Miss Ann Walker was guest of honor at a surprise kitchen shower hosted by her two attendants, Mrs. Gerald Ashenhurst and Miss Annabelle Walker, at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Walker.

A corsage consisting of measuring spoons and a can opener with sprigs of baby's breath, was presented to the honoree by her aunt, Mrs. Ed Walker of Calgary. Gifts for the bride-to-be were piled high on a "hay rack" pulled by a toy tractor driven by young Warren Walker. As Mrs. Ashenhurst handed each gift to the honoree, Ann made a wish to the sender.

Annabelle Walker created a hat for the bride from the ribbons off the gifts. The bride-elect's mother, Mrs. Alvin Walker, cut the "Here-Comes-The-Bride" cake and Mrs. H. E.

Jones, the groom's mother, poured tea. Guests included Mrs. Clarence Boyd, Julie Johnston, Mrs. William Smith, Betty Coulter, Mrs. Betty Thomas and Sheila; Mrs.

Harold Robertson, Rene Bruce, Mrs. Eric Cartmell of Toronto; Mrs. Art Tecklenburg, Nonie Bras-nett, Lydia Walker, Mrs. George Brasnett, Sandra Tecklenburg and Mrs. Theo Walker.

Represented by gifts were Jewel Stevenson, Dorothy Murphy, Kathy Bernard Mrs. Ivan Williams and Mrs. John Bernard. Personal Miss Marilyn Parker, X-ray technician at Lions Gate Hospital, North Vancouver, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Parker, Fifth Avenue. THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY PRICES SLASHED ON BALANCE OF SUMMER STYLES Save as Much as 50 60 70 Per Cent Do not miss these Fantastic Bargains. Every item of summer apparel has been cut by Half or More. Must be cleared this weekend. See The Lovely New Fall Styles Now On Display Mr.

and Mrs. George Ellis, manager of the Oliver Equipment Company, and Miss Ena Jackson of Calgary accompanied by Arthur Ellis, London, England, were visitors to Chilliwack over the weekend when they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E.

Webb. Major and Mrs. E. P. Hotter and sons, JCen, Bryan and Greg of Kingston, Ontario, are spending a month in Chilliwack, guests of their parents Mrs.

S. O. Holster, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parker and family.

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