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“TERRACE “Omineca” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

SLINN-WILLIAMSON

Terrace Man
Wed In Ottawa

Gold and bronze was the setting
for a pretly wedding September
17th in Ottawa, Ontario when
Carol Anne Williamson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wiliam:
son of Ottawa and David H. 6linn
of Terrace, only son of Mr. and
Mrs. David ©, Slinn of Preeceyille,
Saskatchewan, exchanged vows at
a double ring ceremony in Britan-
nia United Chureh.

The Reverend John Wayling
performed the marriage cere-
mony. .

Constable Don MacDonald acted

as best man, while Mr. James
and Master Arthur Williamson,
brothers of the bride were ushers,

The bride, given in martiage by
her father, was: radiant in a full
length wedding gown of white
peau de sole headpiece which re-
line with lace empire bodice. The
sleeves were short and full with
matching lace. The dress was com:
plimented by a matching floor
length train with scalloped lace
edges. She wore a white (gathered)
peau dersoie headpiece which re-
sembled a petite pill box, accented
with one row of tiny pearls along
the edge. A triple net shoulder
length veil with scalloped edges
completed the outfit, Her only
jewellery was a pair of tiny pearl
earrings. She carried a bouquet of
white roses,

Matron of ‘honour, Mrs. Marian
Williamson, sister-in-law of the
bride, bridesmatron, Marilyn Du-
four, sister of the bride, and jun-
ior bridesmaid Miss Vieki Marcou
all of Ottawa, wore identical
sleeveless floor length gowns in
gothie A-line empire style of gold
peau de soie with brown and
bronze brocade accents. Their
head pieces were pill box hats of
gold peau de sole trimmed with
brown and bronze brocade. They
wore sliort chocolate brown gloves
and shoes of gold satin. They car-
ried nosegays of bronze mums.

Little Miss Cheryl Pletcher {cou-
sin of the bride) of Moira, New
York was a dainty flower girl at-
tired in a long white A-line em-
pire dress with a brown and
‘bronze brocade sash and bow. Her
headpiece was a tiny band of
bronze mums and she earried a
white basket of bronze, yellow and
white chrysanthemums.

During the signing of the regis-
ter, Mrs. Faith Ashby (cousin of
the bride) of Plymouth, Michigan,
sang, “The Wedding Prayer,” ~

A reception: followed in the
church hall where 60 guests gat
down to a buffet supper catered

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Guests were received by the
brides’ mother who wore a‘ ‘two-
Piece rose lace suit with chocolate
brown hat and accessories and
white orchid corsage. She was
assisted by the groom’s mother
who chose a gold and black bro
cade suit with black accessories
and white orchid corsage.

A beautiful three layer wedding
cake with pink and white roses,
centred the bride's table. The
same colours were carried out in
the decorations in the hall.

The toast to the bride was pro-
posed by the master of ceremon-
ies, Mr. Godfrey Barr of Camden
East, Ontario. The groom Tespond-
ed.

Const Macdonald read twelve
telegrams of congratulations to
the bride and groom.

The bride chose for her going
away autfit a navy and white dress
coat with navy accessories and a
white gardenia for her corsage.

The happy couple left on a
honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls;
Cleveland, Ohio, Chicago, Dlinois,
and to the grooms home in Pree-
ceville, Saskatchewan ‘where a
large wedding reception and dance

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AROUND the TOWN

Mrs. Grace Richards, former
owner and operator of Milady
Beauty Sesion; will spend the next
two weeks visiting in Penticton
with her sister, Mrs. Aimy Tuck,

was given by the groom's family.
After leaving Preeceville, they

motored to Calgary, Banff, Lake |:

Louise and Kelowna,

Out of town guests were from
Preeceville, Saskatchewan; Ply-
mouth, Mithigan; Howell, Michi-
gan; Niagara Falls, New York;
Moita, New York; Chateauquay,
Quebec; Cardinal, Ontario; Brin-
ston, Ontario; Ajax, Ontario: Cam-
den East, Ontario and Toronta,
Ontario. .

Mr. and Mrs. Slinn have taken
up residence in apartment 28 in
the Keystone Building, in Terrace.
Mr. Slinn, a former RCMP cons-
table is now sales representative
for Spee-Dee Printers Ltd,

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