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“Personal” Shower

Gaily wrapped gifts hung
from a tree decorated with tiny
Spple- blossoms at the “ per.
sonal” shower for Miss Joan
Huston,
Williams Lake Pottery Club. It
Was held at the home of Mrs. J.

Borkowski last Thursday even-

ing.

The evening's entertainment

included a mock marriage per-

given by the ladies of

formed by “ Minister ” Viva Im-|§

hoff with Mrs.

bride,

The guests were Mrs. A. Mart,

Miss Iris Blair, Mrs. J. Stitt, Mrs
M. Poirier, Miss Helen Lee, Mrs
J. Blair, Mrs. A. Blair, Mrs, A

Borkowski, Mrs. K. Rife, Mrs,
F. Plowe, Miss R. Rife, Mrs.
Imhot,
Mrs. &.
Hixenbough, Mrs. Hodgson, of
Vancouver, and Miss M. Marlatt,

Robert Blair, Mrs. v,
Mrs. W. Margetts,

of California.

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LISTED BELOW ARE
PLACES OF WORSHIP
IN WILLIAMS LAKE

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CHURCH

5th Avenue at Curson Drive

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Sunday

School. 7:30 p.m., Evensong
2nd, 4th and 5th Sundays
11 a.m., Morning Prayer and
Litan; 1 am., Sunday
School. 1st Mondays, § p.m.

Women’s Auxiliary in- Parish
Hall. 2nd and 4th Fridays,
8 p.m., The Family Circle in
Parish Hall. Every Frid:

J. Blair as the
groom and Mrs. E. Baker as the

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ST, ANDREW'S CNITED
CHURCH

Rev. George J. Fielder
3rd Avenue at Cameron Street
Rey. C. H.. Lee

Sunday, April 13: 11 a.m,

Family Service. 7:30 p.m.,
Evening Worship, topic,
“ Some Thoughts About
Heaven.” 8:30 p.m., Bible
Study.

SACRED HEART CHURCH

fth Avenue at Yorston Street
Redemptorist Fathers
Sunday
10:30 a.m,
First Fridays and, Holidays
of Obligation, Mass at 7:30
p.m,

Masses, 9 and

Benediction Saturday even-
ing, 7:30.

CALVARY PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

2nd Avenue North
Pastor: Rey. B. P. Funk

Friday, 8 p.m., Evangelist
Arthur “Townsend showing
colored slides of West Indies.

Sunday, 10 am., Sunday
School.’ 11 a.m. d's King-
dom Within. 7:80) p.m.,
“ Hurricane, Force,” Rey.

Townsend gives report on ex-
periences on {sland of Bar-
bados,

KINGDOM HALL or
JEHOVAH'S WITNESSE!

4th Avenue South

Sunday, 7:30, Regular
Bible Study using the Watch-
Friday, 7:30, Th
cratic Ministry School. . 8:30,
Service Meeting.

wer.

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preacher, etc. Information
should be available by noon,
Monday.

°OREST GROVE NEWS
ee

At Shower

on Saturday
of Mrs,
many

wrapper
served by the hoste:
by her
Daniels, I

HAPPY COUPLE
Pictured here following their w
and Mrs. Lloyd Hark Berkan, j stones. Shoes and net-gloves en

day night are Mr.
The bride is the former Miss
of a prominent local family.

‘Lake Shares
Interest In
‘Coast Rites

Friends and West}
Vancouver, Williams Lake and}

in North

Half Moon Bay ail sharea in-|
lerest in the in Se
Andrew’s United Church, North
Vancouver, Saturday, April 5, at
8 pm., Arline _Patricic
smith bride uy
Robert Duncan White, of W
Vancouver.

marriage

when

became the

The bride is the daughter of’ |‘
Major. and Mrs. Robert Guy
Smith, of Williams Lake, and
the groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Stearns White, of |
Half Moon Bay.

Rev. F. G. Patterson officiated
at the ceremony, for which the

cap
She carried a cascade bouque
of pink roses and gardenias.

Mrs. Douglas Johnston, of
Quesnel, was matron of honor.
and Miss Aunna Leyland and
Miss Norma Thomas the bride

Andrew’s United Church.

Irma Joan is the only

daughter of Mr. and Mrs Sydney
Claude Williams
Lake, and the groom, Lloyd
| Harrison, is the second son of
Mrs. Bena Berkan, of V; ncouver,

Rev. Todd Lee officiated at
the service for the Baster wed-
ding in the church, which was
iNed with tall spir of pastel
gladioli, feathery fern and
shasta daisies.

Huston, of

| For her wedding, the bride
[chose a gown of deeply tiered
|Prench net, the edges of each
| er being daintily scalloped ana
| band-embroidered. The bodice
"= jWas of lace encrusted with

‘Flowers Grace St. Andrews Church
For Berkan Huston Nuptals

|
| ‘Lhree attendants in came
Joan Huston down the aisle at her marriage to Mr.
Lloyd Harrison Berkan on Saturday, April 5, at St.
= ee

lia pink Preceded Miss

yellow shasta dai
with fern, =

Richard Hodgson, brothe
law of
man, and Kenneth Huston and
Allan
Organist was Mrs. D. Stevenson,
and Miss Margaret Tait sang
“ Because.”

mother, chose a gown ‘of chau:
pagne lace with matching hat of | completed her ensemble,

sage of yellow roses was chosen!

by the groom’s mothe
Berkan.

Wedding. were Mr, and’ iirs. ‘R,
Hodgson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Rath-
The reception was held at the|say, Mr. and Mrs. §, Claney, Mr..
§ Hall, which was decorated | and Mrs, W. T. Ramsay, Mr, Jiga
in pink and white with bouguets| Hallett, - Mr.
of spring flowers. Mrs. Ann
Huston, the bride's maternal
grandmother, and Miss Margaret
Marlatt, the bride’s great aunt,
presided.

The toast to the bride was pro-
Posed by Mr. William Faweett,
of Quesnel, with the toast to the
|| bridesmaids being given by Mr.
was. best! R. Hodgson.

For her wedding trip-to the
Southern states, the bride wore a
turquoise sheath dress and
natural straw coolie hat trimmed
with turquoise nei. Her shoes
and matching bag were in black
jand natural kid. A fur stole

- ace Sime, all o}
Vancouver, Miss{M. BE. Marlatt,
of California,‘Mr. and Mrs, W.
Faweett, Mrs. L. Barclay, of
Quesnel, and Miss Margaret Tait,
of Cranbrook. Bar

An evening of -dancitig was
enjoyed by the bridal party and
guests. The music was graciously
supplies by guests Mrs. A. Mart,
Mrs. K. Rife, Miss Amy Wilson,
Miss Margaret Tait, Mrs, Kirk
and Mr. I. Speare, - -
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ies accented

the groom,

Ramsay were ushers.

C. Huston, the bride’.

Manilla hand-made ai Ww, and aj On’ their return, the Tey gust sPhoue
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Out-of-town guests at the

“7 ** Jopalescent sequins. The edge of
chapel length veil matched the
lovely bouffant gown's fine em-
| broidery and was gathered into
jan exquisite tiny two-tiered
crown of glittering sequins, |
rhinestones and seed pearls.

5s She carried a cascade bouqut

: of Etoile de Holland roses and

white carnations. A string of

|Pearls, the gift of the grooni,
completed the lovely picture.

Matron of honor Mrs. Garry
Hutchison and bridesmaids Miss
Rita Rife and Mrs. Steven
Clancy, were a trio of loveliness
in their identical gowns of
camellia pink net with a shorter
Overskirt, of matching taffeta.
The taffeta overskirt was caught
in puckers with seed pearls, The
finely tucked bodice of net was
encrusted with sequins and
topped with matching bolero.
Headresses were of fluted net,
Uny sprays of roses and rhine-

edding last Satur-

Joan Hustoi; daughter
Tribune photo

; tone completed their ensembles.
| They carried sprays of blue and

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