The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 7

THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, April 6. 16 7 Kinettes Initiate Members Johnson-Larson Three-tier Cake Made By Bride's Sister President Mrs. Verne Logan presided when the Kinettes held their dinner meeting in the Empress Hotel. new members were welcomed and intiated. They were Mrs.

Jim Baker, Mrs. Gordon Barber, Mrs. Bob Beckett, Mrs. Terry Bodman. Mrs.

Dick Newman, Mrs. Ed Nicholson, Mrs. Ted Rieder and Mrs. Phil Spearman. Mrs.

Bob Henderson will be in charge of the rummage sale to be held in conjunction with the Kinsmen's giant auction sale April 30 in the Coliseum. Members enjoyed slides of the early years of Chilliwack shown by Robin Jillings. south, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will live in suite 204 1422 73rd Ave.

Vancouver. Among out-of-town guests at the Johnson-Larson wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cowie, Nellie, Charles, and Norman; Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Mason and Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. William Kania, Kim and Kelly; and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Blythe, all of Vancouver; and Mr.

and Mrs. Art Larson of Rain-eer, Alta. CHILLIWACK GENERAL HOSPITAL SOCIETY NOTICE OF MEETING The Annual Meeting of the Chilliwack General Hospital Society will be held TUESDAY, APRIL 12thf 1966 AT 8:00 P.M. in the I.O.O.F. HALL 15 HOPE STREET, CHILLIWACK, B.C.

Annual Reports will be presented and election of Trustees will be held. All interested citizens are invited to attend. Chilliwack General Hospital Society, Board of Trustees. IT'S YOUR HOSPITAL PLAN TO ATTEND THE ANNUAL MEETING NOTICE OF SALE BY TENDER SEALED TENDERS will be received by the undersigned at the office of the Liquor Control Board. 1016 Lang-ley Street.

Victoria, B.C.. not later than 4:00 p.m. on April 25th. 1966. for the purchase of land and building located at 269 Wallace Street in Hope.

B.C.. on land described as follows; Lot Section 9, Township 5, Range 26, West 6th Plan 4436, Certificate of Title No. 129496-F, Kamloops Land Registry Office. TERMS: Cash. Tenders must be accompanied by a deposit equal to at least 10 of the tender in the form of a certified cheque or money order payable to the Liquor Control Board, and enclosed in an envelope marked "Tender File Premises -may be viewed by contacting the Vendor, Government Liquor Store, Hope, B.C.

The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. V. C. Woodland. Secretary, LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD, 1016 Langley Street, Victoria.

B.C. MR. AND MRS. GUY JOHNSON (nee Beverly Larson) Norman Studios photo The three-tier wedding cake was made by the bride's sister for the reception which followed the marriage of Beverly Anne Larson and Dexter Guy Johnson. They exchanged marriage vows in Chilliwack United Church before Rev.

R. W. Bray. Mrs. Robert Prachnau was also one of her sister's senior attendants, with another sister.

Mrs. William Jones. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Larson of Rosedale and the groom is the only son of William Johnson, Toronto, and the late Mrs.

Johnson and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. John Boyachek, Chilliwack. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor-length gown of nylon organza over taffeta with seed pearl embroidery enhancing the scalloped neckline of the bodice. Wide lace bands appeared diagonally on the bouffant skirt.

A crown of seed pearls and crystals held the chapel-length veil. She carried a dainty bouquet of yellow roses and white hyacinths backed by a "fan" of white lace. Assisting Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Prachnau with their duties was the groom's cousin, four-year-old Kimberly Kania, as flower girl.

The bride's attendants wore short-length aqua sheer gowns over taffeta with lace bodices and sleeves. The senior attendants carried bouquets of white feathered carnations with yellow rosebuds. Kimberly carried a basket of similar flowers. Jack Boyachek was his nephew's best man. Ushers were the bride's brother, James Larson; and the groom's cousin, William Kania, Vancouver.

Baskets and small bouquets of spring flowers in yellow, white and aqua were arranged in the BPOE Hall where Norman Hetland proposed the bridal toast during the reception. Assisting the bridal party in the receiving line were the bride's parents and the groom's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Boyachek. Miss Margaret Purych and Miss Verna Fetterly, who also looked after the guest book, served the head table.

Following a honeymoon Be a two-account family the Permanent way it makes sense and it makes money for yojif) Encouraged To Take Part In Meetings When Chilliwack Toastmis-tress Club met at The Gateway for their regular meeting, president Mrs. J. A. Mc-Phee encouraged all members to take an active part in the meetings, with a special invitation to new members to participate in club business. In keeping with the term theme "Landmarks" to make members more aware of, and help them to learn more about, the province of British Columbia, the theme for the meeting was "Fringe Benefits" and the aim "A look at our environment." Three seven-minute talks were given by the speakers of the evening.

Mrs. E. C. Mc-Caw spoke on Vancouver Island, entitling her speech "Windows West." Mrs. T.

A. B. Larson spoke on "Heading North" and gave a first hand account of the country around Quesnel. Mrs. R.

W. Whetter recalled her visit to Disneyland and chose Walt Disney as an "Influential Neighbor." Other members taking part in the meeting were: Mrs. M. G. Nelson, inspiration; Mrs.

E. B. Butchart, ice breaker; Mrs. F. F.

Mitchell, topic mistress; Mrs. J. B. Thompson, toastmistress; Mrs. P.

G. Dueck, education; Mrs. J. A. McPhee, closing thought; Mrs.

P. J. Keoughan and Mrs. D. A.

Fotheringham, evalua-tors; and Mrs. A. C. Letts, timer. Theme of the next meeting will be "From Footpaths to Freeways" with the aim "To Study the Natives of B.C." save.

A cheque is too tempting. Be a two-account family thePcrmanent way and watch your cash reserve grow and grow. Canada Permanent is Canada's oldest and largest trust and mortgage complex. Established 1855 federally incorporated and supervised. Come see us sooa Here's what you do: Pay household and personal bills from your Regular account which earns a high interest rate and there are no service charges on cheques.

Meanwhile, save with a Special account which earns even higher interest. No cheques allowed, but you can make withdrawals at any time. This makes you WORTHY MISTRESS Mrs. Fred Storey, left, and Mrs. Florence LaRose, admire one of their club's emblems which was displayed in the Orange Memorial Hall during their spring tea.

Sacred Concert By Concordia Choir CANADA PERMANENT 61 Yale Road East, 795-9166 B. William Towler, manager ed voices, the choir is under the direction of Miss Carlene Helmkamp of Concordia's music department. The choir's repertoire presents a balance between traditional and contemporary sacred music, featuring selections such as Brother James' Air, Beautiful Saviour, How Can I Thank Thee, and Our Lord and Christ. 1 Concordia Chapel Choir of Edmonton, will present a concert of sacred music April 13 at Christ Lutheran Church, Chilliwack. The concert appearance is sponsored by St.

Paul Lutheran Church and is scheduled to start at 8 p.m. The choir has arranged a 10-concert Easter tour covering some 2,000 miles in Bri-ish Columbia and Alberta. A 38-member group of mix SAVINGS 'TRUST SERVICES MORTGAGES NATURAL GAS now heats more lower mainland homes than any other fuel! Rates are lower now, too! AT BETTER VALUE 1 rn 4 412' SOFT CUDDLY BUNNY FOR YOUR CHILD AT EASTER FREE WITH EVERY PURCHASE OVER $200. Limited Quantity Offei Good from March 23, 1966. Gas Heating is now more economical than ever, thanks to new, lower rates.

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