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Skidegute United Church
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took place on Friday,

August 20 when Jennifer

Ella, only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Collinson

and Robert Wayne Cross,

youngest son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Cross ex-
changed their marriage
vows before the Hev.
Norman Pick.

Friends and_ relatives
filled the church to over-
flowing when the bride
approached the altar on the
arm of her father who is the
Hereditary Chief of
Skidegate. She was radiant
in a full length gown of
heavy white satin which
featured a full train. The
empire bodice was
enhanced with angel wing
sleeves and dainty ap-
pliques of daisies and seed
pearls trimmed the bodice
and the full skirt. Her chapel
veil misted from a brocaded
cap which in turn featured
tiny daisies and seed pearls.
She carried a bouquet of lily

Of the valley and red roses.

Her attendants’ gowns all
featured the empire
waistline and full [floor
length skirt. Maid of Honour
Joanne Yovanovich wore a
pale lemon nylon sheer with
full lace sleeves that ended
with wide culfs at the wrist
and a panel of lace
highlighted the bodice as did
the smal! standup collar.
Her skirl ended in a wide
flounce inserted with
daisies. Joanne's wide
brimmed hat was trimmed
with pale yellow ribbon. The
bridesmaids, Jennifer
Brooks, Elaine Moody and
Tami LaFortune were
gownea like in peach crepe
backed salin and the bodices
featured short = cuffed
sleeves. Their white, wide-
brimmed mohair hats were
trimmed with ribbons to
mateh their frocks and all
attendants carried bouquets
of white carnations and
yellow rasebuds centred
with a single yellow orchid.

The best man was Lloyd
Collinson and ushering
guests lo their pews were
Vincent and Shayne
Pearson, Rocky Boyko and
Mitchell Richardson.

The bride's mother chase
pale green polyester styled
on simple empire lines, and
the groom's mother wore a
{ull skirted gown, pleated
from bodice to hem as were
the wrist length sleeves, in
lime green polyester.

Guests numbering close to
500 were welcomed at the
reception which was held in
the Recreation Centre in
Skidegate.. The hall was
tastefully decorated in pink
and white and the guest
tables were centred with
dainty floral nosegays,
these und other flowers
were given by Lou Tolman,

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bride’s uncle Earl “Ginger’’ Moody of Terrace.

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Berta Brown and Marg
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buffet supper was prepared

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pigs donated by Billy
Yovanovich and cooked b
John Chung of Apollo Hall,
were the highlights of the
refreshments. ;

Seated at the head labl
with the bridal partly were
Solomon Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. Rufus Moody, the
bride's parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Clarence Collinson, the
Rey. and Mrs. Pick,
Adolphus Collinson, the
groom’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Cross, Mrs.
May Moody, Mrs. Becky
Pearson, accompanied by
her favourite nurse, Bully
Watson, and Oliver Adams,
Hereditary Chief of the
Haida.

The table was centred by
a four tiered, beautifully
decorated cake made and
decorated by the bride’s

uncle, ‘Karl (Ginger)
Moody, which was
highlighted by a waterfall,

Mr. Gordon Cross

presented the bride wilh a
wide, golden bracelet and

matening golden pendant.

which he had carved for her.
The Rev. John E. Williams
flew here from Kitimaal
Village to allend the wed-
ding, and he spoke grace

-before the. dinner. Jamie
Slerritt' did the honours as

M.C.

included Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Jenkins, aunt and uncle of
the bride; Mrs. Nellie
Yeoman, dunt of the bride;
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Crosby
and Val; Robert Bell; Oliver
Adams; Mr. and Mrs. Reg
Young; Mr. and Mrs. James
Young Jr.; Javk Rawbottom

and Babs Wilson, all from -

Prince Rupert; Mrs. Flossie
Lambly, aunt of the bride,
and her daughter Bobbie
Perry from Terrace;
Laverne Collinson from
Vancouver; Sharon Dick of
Campbell River; Ginger
and Gerri Moody — of
Terrace; Stu Shelley, B.C.
Packers, Vancouver; Chuck

and Pam Clapp with Kim, - .
from Seattle, Wash.; and:
terry Jacks, wellpknown -

singer.
Maureen and Gary Ash

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Guests from out of town

played for the dance.
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Lorna Margaret Sproule,
daughter of Edward and
Susena Sproule and
Hayward Murray Jefferson,
son of Harry and Helen
Jefferson were united in
marriage at Knox United
Church June 12 at 4 p.m.
Reverend Lewis officiated.

The bride’s dress, from
Silhouette Fashions, was of
organza with Venise and re-
embroidered elenzon lace
and chapel train. She wore a
spray of yellow roses with
fern and baby breath. The
bride was given in marriage
by her uncle, Glen Sproule.

Bridesmaids were Carale

Julseth, of Terrace, Ann
Chrobak of Prince George
and Shirley Sproule of
Terrace, Flower girls were
bride’s nieces. Patsy-Ann
and Tara Chrobak of Prince
George. ‘
’ The bride's mother wore a
floor lengih cream colored
polyester dress. The waist
was embroidered with pearl
trim, Her corsage was of red
roses With silver ribbon.

Jack Julseth, the bride’s
brother-in-law was best-
man. Ushers were John
Joney, a friend of the groom
and Dale Sproule, brother of
the bride.

Sharon Louise Scott,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Scott and Gregory
Boyd Merritt, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Merritt were
united in marriage at Knox
United Church, July 3 at 7
p.m. Captain Bill Young was
the officiating clergyman.

The bride was given in
marriage by her father. Her
wedding dress, made by her
mother, was white salin
with overlay of nylon polka
dot. The head piece was
made by Mrs. Ursula Earl.
She carried a bouquet of
carnations and baby breath.
The flowers were done by
Sheila Jackson.

All bridesmaids, the

. matron of honour and the

junior bridesmaid wore
dresses of matching

material. All dresses, ex--

cept the junior bridesmaid's
dress, were of the same
style as the bride’s dress.

Bridesmaid Debbie
Lamming wore light
orange, bridesmaid Mary
Lou Seaton wore mint green
and bridesmaid Lenora

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Immediately after the
wedding the bridal party,
with the bride's mother, left
for the Kitimat Hospital
where they held toast to the
bride's father, Ed. Sproule,
who is a patient there.

The reception was held at
the Ukrainian Hall. Ronald
Jefferson, cousin of the
groom was master of
ceremonies.

Out-of-town guests were
Mr, and Mrs. Joe Chrobak
and daughters, Patsy-Ann
and Tara of Prince George;
Mc. and Mrs. Glen Sproule
of Hashaw, Alta,; Jack
Wood of Clearbrook; Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Sproule of
Calgary.

Telegrams were received
from Nova Scotia, Van-
couver and New Brunswick.

Master of ceremonies
asked Jack Wood to give the
opening toast to all present
and introduced Bernard
Dakin, a friend of the bride’s
family who gave the toast lo
the bride. Jack Julseth, best
man, gave the toast to the
bridesmaids.

The bride and groom look
a camping trip southward to
Vancouver during their
honeymoon.

Scott-Merritt united

Weiler wore pale yeuuw.
Matron of honour, Sandra
Koopmans, wore white
while Tracy Scott, junior
bridesmaid, wore white with
small pink flowers. The
bridesmaid dresses all had
small pink flowers on them.
The bride's mother wore a
full length turquoise dress
with lace overblouse.
- All girls’ bouquets were of
daisies with matching trim.
Randy Scott was best-
man; Brad Scott, Timmy
Winchester and Andy
Lombard were the ushers.

Music was by Marilyn ©

Brodie and Bonnie
Berghauser gave a solo. —
The reception was held at

Rudy Koopman was master

of ceremonies. Out-of-town -@f,

guests were Mrs. B. Scott
from Nanoose Bay; Tom
and Joan Healey and their
son Chris from’ Victoria;
Gail Thomas from Prince
George and Hart and Helen
Dowd of Kamloops. .

The bride and groom
honeymooned in Nova
Scotia.

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