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Rupert. are. staying .a
esinkut’: Lake. Lodge. :

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children: Janet: and: - Brendan |
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» The bride is the daughter of, bronze
‘Mr. and Mrs. William H..Dou- guerites. Presiding. al the urns:
‘mont | of this. city ~ and . the were Mrs. Robert . Gordon ‘and
‘groom is the son of Archdeacon Mrs. W. D. McAra. Mrs. A; Don- a teacher:

Was tea | hostess |

‘and Mrs, Hinchliffe of Terrace,

Walking down. the aisle .on|3!d_ Ritchie
the arm of. her father, the price] while. serviteurs were. Mrs.. Ed-|w
i An ildebrandt,, »cousinof..the
in gown “In antique’ design.) pride and Miss Diana Weidman} & gardenia corsage.”
‘The voluminous. waltz- length of Edmonton.”
wing a wedding trip to; ‘to-her grandmot!
Her chapel veil was gracefully Vancouver and Vancouver -
land the newlyweds will return’ British Columbia. :

“white imported, procaded|

  
 

‘skirt {lared -in princess. lines.

caught by a circlet of. .seed
pearls. To complete her bridal
‘outfit she wore a single strand
of pearls and earrings, gifts of
the groom and she carried a
shower bouquet of bronze spray |
chrysanthemums.
Her only attendant — the
groom's sister, Mrs. Kenneth De
Bruin of¢ Quesnel, was . gowned
ina deop shade of turquoise of
similar style. A matching shirred
headband and a crescent buu-
quet of golden spray chrysanth-
mums completed her ensemble.
Corporal David Winechlffe of
RCAF Station Lancastire Park,
Edmonton, attended his brother
as best mun. Ushers were Paul
A. Doumont and Peter Hinch-
Wife, brothers of the bridal’
couple. '
Organist Peter Lien played

 

 
 

Bo Mr. and Mrs. Arthur. Edward Hinchliffe.
. - (Photo by Chandier’s Portrait, studio).

‘Archdeacon Hinchliffe peed
ing for son at Cathedral —

oe _ The: Venerable Archdeacon C. Arthur Hinchliffe performed. ‘the wedding
ceremony in ‘St. Andrew’s ‘Anglican: Cathedral -
united in marriage his son, Arthur Edward Hinchliffe and Barbara Mary: Burnet |

 

 

‘Wednesday... afternoon which;

 

 

gladioli ‘and golden Mar- to- Smithers, ©
Mr: Hinchliff
where: Mrs, ‘Hine -
for: the ast ‘two. years. |
Forstravelling: ‘south,: the: bride

wore a Royal: blue. ‘suit in “blou-}
Seon. gtyle,. black accessories and

ne ae

ward:

Her. bridal: pouquet 1 was ‘sent.
her,. Mrs. ‘Fran-

-Doumont ~ in” » Eadysmith,

 

 

“A Wedding Prayer’ during the |

signing of the register,

Trofusions of golden and |

bronze-toned = flowers — formed
the attractive setting for the re-
ception which followed in the
Canadian Legion Auditoriunt,

The bride's mother received
her puests wernring a copper-
toned sheath gown of delus-
fred osatin. Wer close- filting
summer straw hat and beige
nccessories were en tone and
she wore ww nosegay corsage of
matching, spray chrysanthe-
munis, ,

The proon’s mother chose to
wear ot Lwe-pleeca— lnee-over-
taffeta cocktail dress In Queen's
blue while her aceessories and
corsnge were in pinle tones,

Ome G, Stuart proposed the
Lajist to the bride and as mas-
ter of ceremonies read gongrat-
ulitory telewranis received from
viriows points across Canada,

A ftour-Uered wedding cake,
topped with golden Marguerttes
fommed the focal polnt on the
bridal table. Yellow tapers 4n
allver holders completed the
table seb. .

Tho pouring table centre.
picce was composed of ‘polden

eeecommtemnete manip near ior neener 1m A te Cee PE: OF EON

A polythene bucket enn save
(ig Ife of a drowning  porson,
When the pail is turned upside
down on the top of tho wator I
traps aly inside, making the pall
buoyant, This improvised buey
keops n person afloat for houva.

Thig samo bueleot is nn idea)

companion on av enmping tp

for carrying water from the lake
or for holding Cahing bait. Ths
Hight to carry and doesn't rattle

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ontory of tio Mth century setting in Disneyland's "Malin
eum pacdors, horse-drawn aslroet cars and penny ar
was i gitl-days when toon-agoras wore pirit:
s of Ward-to-care-for flouncos and ruffles,
tien} lot . .vethey wear alimmed-down clothes geared to
often fashioned tn enrefree knita Wke the Jorsey
ik dress with ita plonted-to-lnst skirt—ns they

PLEATED SICINT'S ire
barberpole striping was with the oer
Street UB.A," Found here are tho tea cr
cudan roniniseent of the days when grandmoth ve
nletties and erinolines and nove about auid ma wo
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today's modern Hying--clothes that are

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RCN, of HMCS “New, Waterford”.|
Tieaves tomorrow. | “morning, “by |
oO Canadian - Pacific ‘Airlines | plane} <4
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| following... a “successful: -conyal-|.,
:)escence. from: an: ‘emergency . op- 1a,
{eration at: Prince ‘Rupert’ Gen=/:

18-days in the’ city. visiting: he
Dr.

  

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enth } Avenue’ East,
morrow: “by. “plane “to. pend.

two-week: “holiday. visiting nis |
sister, Miss” Maresa . Windle in}

Vancouver, ,

“Mr. “and Mrs. William: ‘Mar-|%
tinuk, - Leeds ‘Apartments, . leave}
tomorrow , by.. plane ‘for Vancou-

ver en route. to: ‘Montreal. where i

Mr.: Martinuk ewill ‘attend’ ‘a

three-day. company. conference. |
LFor making top sales:: with “his }:

company: Mr. and. Mrs. ‘Martinuk
will also: ‘spend | a five-day. ‘all-
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