The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 20

4B THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Wednesday. November 24. 1971 Chapter to supply layette INTRODUCING Wc Do Of Jnt 7 eresl omen brance Day services and tor Mrs. John Wigham to be standard bearer. Tea hostesses were Mrs.

Marjorie Campbell and Mrs. M. S. Demerse. iqiffiiiinl'iUi'ii'ii ROBERT FOSTER MR.

Meeting was preceded by members working on a quilt when Henry Tryon Chapter, IODE, met November 8 in Mrs. Verne Scott's home. Chapter agreed to supply a layette to go to the Northwest Territories as requested by provincial chapter. It was reported 250 layettes are to be supplied by all chapters. Mrs.

Phyllis Chambers was assigned to buy rose bushes for a section around Valley-haven Guest Home. Mrs. John Wigham reported she had attended sessions of "What Makes Chilliwack Tick" and gave the recommendations. Arrangements were made for Mrs. A.

H. Caville. chapter regent, to lay a wreath on the cenotaph during Remem warn Personal Among out-of-town guests at the McLeod-Kickbush wedding were Pastor and Mrs. E. L.

Wilson, Adele and Eddy Medford, Oregon; Pastor and Mrs. Wyman and Kathy, Astoria, Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Howard McLeod, Miss Marsha McLeod; Mr. and Mrs.

M. Naylor, Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs. Marshall McLeod, Mr. and-Mrs.

Al Depner, Mr. and Mrs. S. Mills, Langley. Tab Goto, Kamloops.

Bob wishes to advise his many friends and acquaintances of his association with METROPOLITAN LIFE in the Chilliwack area. PHONE 792-2942 MRS. MR. AND MRS. (AIF SAUL! CHOOSE FROM OUR BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF aped Reports on convention Social Credit Women's Auxiliary members met at the home of Mrs.

Olla Ogil-vie, Margaret Avenue, on November 11. Mrs. Alex Sou-ter chaired the meeting. Mrs. Souter, who attended the provincial WA convention held from November 4 to November 6 in Vancouver Hotel, stated there were 83 delegates and 59 members present at the convention and that 19 resolutions were presented.

Guest speaker was Mrs. Pat Jordan, minister without portfolio. Mrs. W. A.

C. Bennett, honorary president of the WA, opened the convention. Executive board members Mrs. Gwen Dragvick and Mrs. Irene McCam of the Lower Mainland Regional Centre, New Westminster, have met with local members, Mrs.

Souter reported. Auction Saturday Proceeds from an auction being held Saturday night in Chapman Auction Market, Yale Road West, will go towards the completion of the Masonic Temple being built on Hocking Avenue. Event will start at 7 p.m. Members of the lodges using the temple are looking for new and used goods of all kinds with the exception of used clothing. Percy Chapman will be the auctioneer.

Bill McFaul told The Progress the rooms are open for the acceptance of articles and that he and Mr. Chapman will pick up articles for the auctiorv nil j1 n. vvm. vj. rinzeij OPTOMETRIST 126 Main Street (One block north of City Hall between Spadina and Kipp) Office Hours: 9:00 a.m.

to 12:30 1:30 to 5:00 Closed All Day Wednesday PHONE 795-3031 MURRAY McLEOD (nee Maralyn Kickbush) Norman Studios photo McL eod-Kickbush FRANCES POLLARD Women's Editor Phone 792-1931 ilar flowers. Bill McLeod was his brother's best mar Ushers and candlelighters were Allan Johnson and Ron Johnson, bride's cousins. Mrs. Dennis Winters was soloist and Mrs. W.

Hamilton, the organist. George A. Johnson proposed the bridal toast to his niece at the reception in IOOF Hall. Elder Jim Wyman of Astoria, Oregon, was master of ceremonies. Marsha McLeod, groom's sister, looked after the guest book.

During the reception the flower girl sang "Bless This House" for the bride and groom. Bride's table, covered with a lace cloth crocheted by her maternal grandmother, was centred with a wedding cake cut with a silver knife belonging to the groom's mother. Mauve and white chrysanthemums were arranged on the table with white tapers in crystal candleholders. Serviteurs were Helen Neufeld, Marion Martindale, Peggy Kosub, Jackie Giffin, Carmon Manweiler and Anne Moore. Mr.

and Mrs. McLeod are residing in Chilliwack. SABLE LAMA T1AfrpM CAMEL HAIR sizes 8 to 20 TWEEDS ETC. latest styles FINE IMPORTED WORSTEDS Bride's guardian officiates at rites REGULAR PRICES FROM $70 to $120 (fjV89 3J sale races 1. oaL6 an In Such Fine Windshields Installed Mirrors GLASS 792-6363 Dargatz Glass Ltd.

8745 Young Rd. South All Kinds '( Christmas Cheer tea planned Mrs. C. W. Goodey will convene the Christmas Cheer coffee and tea party it was announced when Chilliwack Hospital Auxiliary members met November 8 in St.

Thomas' parish hall. President Mrs. Garnet Evans welcomed members and guests. Tea and coffee party will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

in Chilliwack United Church hall. Mrs. Evans reported that to date $4,457 has been donated to the Chilliwack Hospital Memorial Fund since its inception. Of this amount has been expended in the extended care ward of the hospital and $2,300 donated to special hospital equipment. Mrs.

F. L. Stanford reported on shop sales from the mobile shopping service and turned in a cheque for $200. In honor of Remembrance Day Mrs. Evans read the well-known poem "High Flight." While tea was being served Mrs.

H. K. Manuel gave an interesting report on the hospital auxiliaries' convention held in Vancouver. Mrs. R.

M. Street and Mrs. A. C. Kerridge were tea hostesses.

Officers elected by acclamation Members of Chilliwack Valley Horticultural Society enjoyed a showing of slides by Mrs. rienry Taylor of the Chilliwack Camera Club when they held their annual meeting November 9 in the Elks Hall. Top point winners in the 1971 parlor shows were Mrs. Lloyd Russell, Mrs. Joe Kuer-vers and Mrs.

Peter Neufeld. E. F. Troendle was in charge of election. Elected by acclamation were president, Mrs.

David Vallance; vice-president, John Pollock; recording secretary, Mrs. Lloyd Russell; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Derek King; treasurer, Mrs. J. W.

Williams. Elected to the executive-at-large were Mrs. S. J. Bate-man, Mrs.

Harold Ratai, Mrs. Peter Neufeld, William Shev-kenek, Jack Van de Veen and Jack Lawrence. Parlor show entries were judged by Mrs. Vallance. Members and guests were reminded that the next meeting will be the annual Christmas party to be held December 14 in the Elks Hall.

Couple wed in Vancouver A small family wedding took place in the afternoon in the Unitarian Church, Vancouver, on November 9 uniting in marriage Susanne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Storie of Vancouver, and Ian Edmund Hilton, son of Mr. and Mrs.

N. F. Hilton of Chilliwack, Rev. Phillip Hewitt officiated. Bride's attendants were Miss Joan Ryan of Calgary and Sandra Ryan who was tlower girl.

Groom was attended by David Amor of Oliver, British Columbia. Toast to the bride was proposed by Captain A. E. Ander at a reception held later in the evening at Shaughnessy Golf and Country Club. Groom is a graduate of University of British Columbia and the bride is a Doctor of Philosophy candidate in anthropology.

After a honeymoon in the Cariboo the couple will reside in Vancouver. TANNING Wo tan all kindi of skint for fur or leather. COW HIDES fur robes or leather for boots, jackets or saddlery. DEER or MOOSE for buckskin or rugs. BEAR, WOLF, GOAT for rugs.

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BILL COCHRAN 853-4573 Personalized Service Quality Is Our Trademark PS0 3) to Pastor E. L. Wilson of Med-ford, Oregon, bride's guardian, was the officiating minister when Maralyn Rae Kick-b exchanged marriage vows with Murray Allan Mc-Leod. Candlelight ceremony was performed November 11 in Seventh day Advervtist Church, Riverside Drive, uniting in marriage the daughter of Mrs. Thea Kickbush, Chilliwack, and the son of Mrs.

J. M. McMahon, Chilliwack, and Marshall McLeod, Lang-ley. Given in marriage by her mother, bride wore a peau de soie gown of mid-Victorian design featuring an empire waist with lace-trimmed bodice and leg o'mutton sleeves. It was made by her mother.

Lace headpiece held her bouffant veil and she carried pink roses, purple heather and baby's breath. Norma Johnson was bridesmaid for her cousin wearing a deep mauve empire gown enhanced with sequin trim. Adele Wilson was junior bridesmaid and Marlene Mal-etz was flower girl wearing deep mauve velvet gowns trimmed with white lace and ribbon. They had marguerites in their hair and carried sim i6 business potIy err UNTRIMMED ADVERTISE Where People Slic (EljUluiiark progress SYNDICATE LIMITED INSURANCE PREMIUMS STRAINING YOUR BUDGET? TRY OUR MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN CHILLIWACK REALTY LTD. 8 Young St.

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