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THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Wed, Aug. 3. 1966 3 ULDEANE'si Mrs. J. B.

Adams Entertains Bride-Elect Feted At Reception SCHOOL OF CHARM I offers "A TRIMMING CLASS FOR THE SWIMMING LASS' was centred with yellow and white carnations with white tapers in silver candelabras. The hostess' daughter, Mrs. Jack Stewart, was in charge of the dining room. Presiding were Mrs. W.

C. Goodwin, Mrs. C. Mott Hen-ning, Mrs. J.

A. Barber and the groom-elect's aunt, Mrs. M. C. Jensen of Calgary.

Serviteurs were Miss Phillipa King, the groom-elect's sisters, Mrs. William Howard, Richmond, and Mrs. George Duncan, Burnaby; Miss Sandra Teskey, Miss Judy Lynne Judson and Mrs. Richard Paugh. Mr.

and Mrs. Adams and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart, had previously hosted an after-five party in the Adams home at 15 Clarke Drive when both bride and groom-elect were guests of honor. Many of her guests took advantage of the bright summer skies to sit out in the patio and on the wide lawns leading down to Hope River when Mrs.

Joseph B. Adams entertained Saturday afternoon at a reception for her son's bride-elect, Miss Diana King. Miss King's marriage to Donald A. Adams takes place Saturday evening. Lovely bouquets of yellow spray chrysanthemums and white gladioli were arranged throughout the reception rooms and patio and formed an attractive background for the receiving line.

With Mrs. Adams and Miss King was the bride-elect's mother, Mrs. Charles King who arrived with the bride-elect's twin sister, Phillipa, from Tarn-worth, New South Wales, on July 15 to attend the wedding. The lace-covered tea table A two weeks course of exercise, diet, and posture August 8-19 inclusive One hour per day. Starting on Monday, Aug.

8th PRICE FOR COMPLETE COURSE $10.00 10 to 11 a.m. p.m. Phones 795-9314 or 858-6265 MR. AND MRS. JOHN NEIL COLQUHOUN (nee Lillian Fehr) Hux Lovely Studio, Kamloops Colquhoun-Fehr Parents Attend Daughters Wedding In Kamloops I TUNG PERMANENT WAVES SHAMPOO and SET Facials Cutting Tinting Manicures EXPERT SUPERVISION THE VALLE SCHOOL of BEAUTY LTD.

132 Main Street 795-9158 For Appointment Personals Miss Barbara Goodwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goodwin, and Doug Lang, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lang, are among the students touring Europe for a month with the Royston Students' Tour.

Barbara and Doug are the only Chilliwack students on the tour. Mr. and Mrs. William Hel-man, Bruce and Patricia of Whittier, have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

George Madsen, 46059 Chilliwack Central Rd. MR- AND MRS. VICTOR ERNEST DUECK (nee Christine Bartel) John Rodger? photo Dueck-Bartel Fathers Of Bride, Groom Officiate In Ceremony First Baptist Church, Kamloops, was the setting when Lillian Fehr and John Neil Colquhoun exchanged marriage vows July 16. Rev. G.

R. Dawe officiated at the ceremony uniting the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Fehr, Chilliwack and formerly of Abbotsford, and the only son of Mrs. Rae Col- quhoun, Toronto.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a bouffant floor-length gown of Spiral Stairways We Install or Do-It-Yourself Manufactured In Chilliwack Choice of Aluminum, Wood, Steel Treads. Vacu FLO BUILT-IN HOME VACUUM SYSTEMS (N.H.A. Approved) FAM. INDUSTRIES LTD. P.O.

Box 208, Chilliwack. Phone 795-3728 or 792-3511 Ag Hall Chilliwack Tuesday, August 9th 8:30 p.m. 10 rouMiD (BOXING?) pight- WRESTLERS WILL DON GLOVES TO SETTLE DIFFERENCES Don Leo JONATHAN vs. John TOLQS NOTICE JON WATTS DENTAL MECHANIC CloMd WwlnMday, Aug. 3rd to Monday, Aug.

8th. BiinM usual Tuesday, Aug. 9th 8:30 a.m. 128 MAIN STREET, Tel: 792-4312 Hours: 8:30 5:30 Mon. thru.

Sat. CHILLIWACK, B.C. Mil Fred Robinson, 426 Cor-bould St. owner of Chilliwack Bus Lines, has returned to his home after being a patient in Chilliwack General Hospital. TIP TOP FLOORS 305 lb.

Agile Giant 250 lb. Hamilton Riot Squad i Carpets vs. Eric FROELICH 230 lb. Barefoot Dazzler Dutch Savage 253 Flying Dutchman Paul DEGALLE Paul JONES vs. 238 lb.

Handsome MAW REALTY LTD. "YOUR INSURANCE CENTRE" AGENTS FOB UJaujanesa mutual company Arm trot FWors Waflpaper Ceramic Ttte tape Pants leuluBult Sarvkt tm ESTIMATES TIP TOP FLOORS 230 lb. French Dandy vs. Red McNULTY 252 lb. Bearded Toughie Gorilla MARCONI 255 lb.

Rowdy Italian roses and white carnations. Trudy Bartel, the bride's sister, and Eleanor Dueck, the groom's sister, were bridesmaids in salmon pink brocade sleeveless gowns with empire waistlines and A-line skirts. Their gloves were white and they carried pink and white carnations. Heidi Janz, who is visiting with her parents from Austria, was flower girl in a white eyelet frock worn over salmon pink taffeta. Ken Schroeder and John Bartel were groomsmen.

Ushers were the bride's cousin, Gerd Bartel of Agas-siz, her uncle, Heinz Wheeler and John Neudorf, Aider-grove. During the ceremony the bride's sister played the piano and read a poem. She accompanied Christina and Angela ika Schroeder of Vancouver, cousins of the bride, who sang. Red gladioli were arranged on the bride's table. The wedding cake was decorated by the groom's mother.

Among the guests were members of the congregation of the groom's father's church in Aldergrove. Mr. and Mrs. Dueck will reside in Agassiz. 30 YALE ROAD E.

795-5761 ADMISSION: Ringside $1.50 Rush $1.00 Children 75c BOX OFFICE OPENS 7:30 P.M. Ml III I Otlm Ui I PUm S2t-t)W The groom's father was assisted by the bride's father, who gave the service in German, when he officiated at the marriage of Christine Bartel and Victor Ernest Dueck. The afternoon ceremony was held July 23 in Eden Mennonite Church for the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. John Bartel, Rosedaje, and the son of Rev.

and Mrs. Henry Dueck, Aldergrove. The bride wore a taffeta gown featuring a straight skirt with panel of lace, scoop neckline, three-quarter sleeves and train. Her pearl coronet held the elbow length net veil and she carried red Leave In October For Vietnam In early October Mr. and Mrs.

Reginald Reimer and their two small children, Jay Reginald, 2, and Jill Kather-yn, two months, will leave for Vietnam as missionaries for a five-year term under the Christian and Missionary Alliance Mission. They have recently spent three weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W.

Reimer, 6969 Sumas Prairie Rd. Mr. Reimer is a 1958 graduate of Chilliwack Senior Secondary School. He attended Bible School and later attended University of Omaha in Nebraska. He graduated in 1964 with a secondary teacher's certificate.

He taught in New York State for one year. The past winter he attended Jaffray School of Missions in Nyack, N.Y. Mrs. Reimer, nee Donna Goodwin, was born in Kansas and attended Missionary College in Nyack. Mr.

and Mrs. Reimer expect to spend the first year in language school in Dolat, Vietnam. CHILLIWACK SOCIAL CREDIT CONSTITUENCY mm ME tew AND BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION TO BE HELD AT the RANCH0 ABBOTSFORD, BX. SATURDAY, AUGUST 6th 6 P.M. Smorgasbord and Entertainment General Business and Election of Officers Hon.

Ken Kiernan and Hunter Vogel, Langley M.L.A., will be in attendance. Come Bring a Friend white organza featuring a lace bodice, lily point sleeves and sabrina neckline." Lace appeared on the skirt i nd train which was caught to the waist by two bows. A coronet of pearls and mother-of-pearl sequins held the fingertip length veil of nylon net edged with lace appliques. She carried red roses. Miss Lorrie Fee was bridesmaid in a floor-length sheath of pale pink peau de soie covered with white lace and matching pink flower and net headpiece.

Glenda Ness of Kamloops was flower girl in a pale pink full-skirted bas-tite dress with white nylon overdress. She had a pink band in her hair and carried a basket of pale pink roses and white carnations. Rennie Johnson was best man. Ushers were Terry Schram, Salmon Arm, and Walter Peters, 100 Mile House. Mr.

Peters proposed the bridal toast at the reception held in the Sportsman Cafe, Kamloops, owned by the bride's sisters. Summer flowers were arranged with pink bells and streamers. The three tier wedding cake was made by the bride's mother. The bride's parents and Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Alexander, Sicamous, friends of the groom, assisted in the receiving line. Following a honeymoon to Shuswap Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Colquhoun will reside at 242 Nicola Kamloops. Guests from the Fraser Valley attending the wedding included Mr.

and Mrs. Len Klontz and family. Abbots-ford; Mr. and Mrs. John Wiebe and family, Langley; Miss Mildred Friesen, Clear-brook; and L.

Dyksterhuit, Sumas, Wash. Needlework Exhibits For Fall Fair Mrs. G. E. Morris and her needlework committee have been busy revising the list of articles and the rules for entry of exhibits into Chilliwack Fall Fair being held Aug.

16. 17 and 18. No article competing previously will be accepted. All entries must have been finished since the date of the last fall fair. There will be a 25-cent charge for special entries with the usual 15-cent charge for other entries.

Mrs. Morris told The Progress her committee is looking forward to "another wonderful display of exhibits again this year." Entries close Friday, Aug. 12. Exhibits must be in place Monday, Aug. 15 by 8:00 p.m.

1000 Personals Mrs. J. B. Gray, formerly of 220 Princess Ave. has moved to 434 Corbould St.

N. RCMP Staff. Sgt. and Mrs. A.

Jesperson, Gayle, Brent and Garth, are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Jesperson, 223 Hodgins and Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Price, 139 First Ave. Mademoiselle Lucille La de Parade has returned to San Francisco after visiting Mr.

and Mrs. E. G. Beastall, 502 Yale Rd. E.

I i Tickets available at the door $2.50 per person Sbrtk 1 I JHJ WmmJ (MMWtih mfi ru and the deepest roots in Canada SUSSEX, New Brunswick, welcomes a new branch of the Bank of Montreal this week. It's the office of Canada's First Bank. Rooted in the soil of Canada for half a century before Confederation, the Bank of Montreal today serves well over three million customers through its network of offices stretching from coast to coast and reaching to the far corners of the earth. Bank of Montreal Canada's First Bank 0 V4 dbtsi Tt fiBgiiiiiuro ai tiBffir mm dHwriiiif.iifitafflUi Chilliwack Branch: THOMAS LARSON, Manager Akji Branch: DOUGLAS F. GALLOWAY.

Manager Hope Branch: VICTOR HARWOOD, Manager GXpOg7 0'4dl Utxtd tpnUdrMonlrtil. CtrwU. April a-Ollubn V. 1J MR. AND MRS.

REGINALD REIMER, Jay Reginald (2), and Jill Katheryn, two months, leave in October for Vietnam. Thu advertiswnent not published or displayed by the Liquor Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia. i-iovu-a.