The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 11

THE CTTTLUWACK PROGRESS, tTay 2f, 5 Social and Persona Zion's Le'aguo Young People In Vancouver Young people of the Zion's Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Greyell, I xKt A Bruce, Gary and Linda, Vancouver, and Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Mosier and Shelley, Cloverdale. Anne Sawatsky Showered At Greendale Miss Anne Sawatsky, bride-elect, was honored recently at a surprise shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George H.

Epp. Mrs. Erna Manson was acting hostess. Gifts were presented to the honoree in a decorated wishing well under a fancy umbrella. Participating in the shower were Miss Dannille Arnett, Miss Sheila Arnett, Mrs.

George Epp, Mrs. Jake Krahn, Mrs. Henry Mrs. Charles Wiens, Miss Rita Janzen, Mrs. Victor Harms, Mrs.

Harold Martin, Miss Pat Mr9. T. S. Dobson, Quesnel, is visiting her mother, Mrs. W.

J. Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cameron, Vancouver, were weekend guests of F.

A. Matheson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ilanna-ford spent the weekend in Everett.

League of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ, Latter Day Saints, travelled to" Vancouver Saturday to spend the holiday weekend. Saturday evening they attended the district drama festival sponsored by the church, the silver cup being won by the group from Vancouver. Special services were held in the Kitsilano and New Westminster churches Sunday. Monday Mrs. James Wilson is enjoying two weeks in California, being the guest of her sister in Santa Monica.

Miss Ellen Nelson was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Edmondson, Harrison Mills. Mr. and Mrs.

Bruce Gleig were visitors to Bellingham over the holiday weekend. Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Fraser, Spndra and Douglas, were weekend visitors to Kamloops where evening a formal banquet was they were the guests of Mr, Fraser's brother and sister-in-law, Thomas, Mrs. Jack Wiens, Mrs. held in the auditorium of the Kitsilano church. Those in the party, from Chilliwack included Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fraser. Wally Prachnau, Mrs. Abe Janz, Mr.

and Mrs. W. I). Ehman -Norman Studios Photo. Mrs.

Ed Miller and Mrs. Al Enp. Mr. and Mrs. William Woods had as guests over the weekend.

Jack Sparks, supervisors; Vern, their sons-in-law and daughters, Sending gifts were Mrs. Kae Wallace, Mrs. Friend, Miss Nina Rempel and Mrs. Mary Baerg. Miss Sawatsky was honored at Ehman-Kampf Minnesota Wedding Trip another shower Friday evening David and Linda Sparks, Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Beer Mr. and Mrs. Howard Taylor, Joan, Tom and Norman Beer, Lynda Carter, Ron arid Marie Fetterley, Cecil, Mack and Ken Christianson, Ron Campbell a'nd David Jewett. at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Wiens. Attending were Mrs. Tony Biitton, Mrs. Tom Fraser, Miss ForGouple Wed Saturday Gladys Fraser, Miss Jean Fraser, Mrs.

Wally Prachnau, Mrs. Alex Rempel and Miss Agnes Nickels. Mrs. E. Lyons, Nelson, is the guest of her parents, Mr.

and By improving the appearance of your home, a garden increases the value of your property. You will enjoy, too, the good impression it creates. Mrs. Harold Martin, Princess ave nue east. Mr.

and Mrs. T. E. Heaton left A motor honeymoon to Duluth, Minn, and a return trip by plane was in store for Mr. and Mrs.

Wallace David Ehman following their wedding Saturday at 12:30 noon at St, Mary's Roman Catholic church. The 'bride, Gertrude Eleanor yesterday for Quebec from which George Edwards Speaks At Senior Citizens' Meeting George Edwards, Vancouver, provincial president of the Senior Citizens' association, was speaker when the local group met Thursday in the Presbyterian church hall. Mr. Edwards reviewed the activities of the Vancouver branch since his last visit here. He stressed the need for increased membership and organization, pointing out that a labor man cannot get a job without a union card or even a physician practice without a license.

"The charter of human rights, signed by Canada is not being implemented here," he stated and reminded the meeting that many of our senior citizens are without the decencies of modern living. Appreciation of Mr. Edwards' address was expressed by W. A. Cameron, chairman.

It was felt that the work being done by Mr. Edwards, who is blind, provides inspiration for all senior citizens. At the next meeting plans will be made for a picnic. poini iney win sail ior Eiiigianu, June 1 on "The Cythia." Mr. and Mrs.

Heaton plan to holiday in (Trudy) Ka'mpf, Is the elder, Kampf, Chilliwack. the Old Country for about four Soloist Miss Leone Marshall was accompanied by organist mnths. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kampf, and the groom is the elder son of Mr.

Mrs. M. Frank. Mrs. Stuart Forbes and her A wedding reception followed daughter, Miss Daphne Wood-at the Empress Hotel.

Presiding burn were honor guests Wednes- "A distinctive Service" We Serve The Valley Serving all Faiths with Consideration and Diligence HENDERSON'S FUNERAL HOMES 102 College Street Chilliwack Phone 5171 and Abbotsferd, B.C. day afternoon when Miss Lois Lovcll and Miss Margaret Ruud entertained at the home of the and Mrs. Daniel Ehman, Pentic-ton. 'Early summer blooms graced the altar of St. Mary's church when Rev.

Father G. McKinnon performed the marriage rites. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attired in a at the urns were Mrs. Charles Cox, Chilliwack and Mrs. Nick Kleininger, Abbotsford.

Master of ceremonies was Wes Wensley, Penticton. former. Mrs. Landon DcLong pre sided at the tea table, while Mrs Bridal toast was proposed by A. Thiesscn and Mrs.

Bruce Hodgson assisted the hostesses in serving. Mr. and Mrs. Forbes and Harvey Henderson, Abbotsford Bleakness gives way to beauty when you plant a garden around your home. The first step is to make a plan which provides for a garden of the right size and type for your property.

University Club Hears Speaker On Literature The Women's University club of Chilliwack held it's final meeting of the season following dinner at the Emnress hotel Wednesday night, Miss Marjorie Evans presiding. Philip Penner spoke on "the literature of despair." Mr. Penner said that great literature is a revelation of life, and also at times, an escape from life. He felt that writers, though realists, should paint a two fold picture life as it is and life as it ought to be, providing inspiration and reminding people of facts that are abidingly true. Contributing to the evening's program were Miss Elaine Fleming with piano selections and Carl Lindenbach in vocal solos.

The president introduced members of the new executive as follows: president. Miss Doreen Freeman; vice-president, Mrs. J. M. Johnston; secretary, Mrs.

Dorothy Oke; treasurer, Mrs. J. G. Newman; program convener, Mrs. J.

L. Landry. Members were invited to attend the June meeting of the Mission club being held at the home of Mrs. W. Jack.

their daughter will leave shortly to reside in London, Ont. i rr-i. Serviteurs were Miss June Klein-ulle over slipper satin The fit- Mj ted basque bod.ee fea ured an Jerrie Gross and Elizabethan collar and long, lily Gross, all of Abbotsford. point sleeves. Side panels of tiered net and scalloped lace on Guests attending the wedding the bouffant skirt revealed a came from Penticton, Abbotsford, Optometrists Bright and Beautiful Wonderfully Soft white calf I SrSCi3'l Gel thi new booklet y0pSl "PLANT IT-ENJOY IT" A jjSS from your loeol monoger.

R.B. LINZEY Princess and Young, Thone 2-2851 front panel of pleated nylon Vancouver, Nanaimo, tulle. A heart shaped headdress Haney and New Westminster, of matching lace, trimmed with The bride's grandfather, Jack sequins and pearls, held 'her fin- Kampf, came from Rockglen, ger tip veil of French illusion for the wedding. net- Telegrams were received from The bride wore pearl earrings Prince Rupert, Prince George, and necklace, the gift of her Penticton, Regina, Kockglen and groom. She carried a bouquet of Assiniboia, Sask.

red roses and stephanotis. For travelling the bride don- Miss Helen Kampf came from ned a mauve dressmaker suit Victoria to be her sister's brides-with pleated peplum. She wore maid. Miss Colleen Arnold, white accessories and a white daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ches gardenia corsage. Arnold, Chilliwack, was flower- AftPr their wedding trip Mr and Mrs. EHiman will reside in Attending the groom was Noel Penticton where the groom is Grout, Penticton. Ushers were branch manager of the Canadian Lino Peders, Penticton and Lome Acceptance Corporation. Wm.

E. B. LINZEY Medical Dental Main Street Phone 2 8621 MMM II. J. Stevens, Manager, Chilliwack Branch Coqualeetza Dr.

J. D. Galbraith left Friday to attend a meeting of the Na Appointments can be made at either office. IF IT'S WORTH SELLING ADVERTISE IT IN THE PROGRESS 13.95 NAT. SWERVE APPRECIATION Looks good from any angle Fashion right white-styled by Naruralizer to complement your prettiest summer tional Tuberculosis Association at Milwaukee.

E. P. Ward is in Toronto completing his extension course in hospital administration at the University of Toronto. Miss A. Mackay is conducting clinics this week at Lytton and Lillooet.

Visiting at Coqualeetza last week was Dr. Roman who is doing research work at the University of B. C. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

E. J. Edmonds were their son and daughter-in-law, Brian and Sally, with their family, Kelowna. Mrs. C.

Smith, RN, Sardis; Dr. P. Stonier, Vancouver, and Mrs. R. Muma, Cultus Lake, are recent additions to the staff.

Officials of the Indian Health Services Department who visited Coqualeetza last week were Eric Preston, personnel division, Ottawa; R. St. Denis, civil service organization; Dr. W. S.

Barclay, regional superintendent, and E. Shaw, regional office. Mrs. II. Gill is has returned to duty after her holiday leave.

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'FOR EVERYDAY If you were unable to purchase a fresh pineapple at the time you were in, we regret this inconvenience. We replenished stocks just as fast as possible but due to the overwhelming acceptance of this special we underestimated demands. A further shipment will arrive for sale this weekend. Let us fit you the Naturalizer Way NAt. IOW AMAZINO PAYTON BUCKLE Mr.

and Mrs. George Rannie, Spences Bridge, visited old friends here during the week. Dr. and Mrs. R.

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