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became. the
feeny “only sor at Mr,' .and ; Mrs. Fred

of
‘bride of Malcom Leslelgh Aber
Aberdeen of Richmond.

A Resker of Castlegar,, officia-
ted at the double ring ‘cerem
‘and organist was Mrs. J./E. Wale
lace of Castlegar. |
The - church was pebutifulty
decorated for the occésion by
the bride's cousins, with “s
flowers, :

The ‘bride, who is the ‘grand-|_

daughter of ‘pioneer =
residents Mr. and Mrs. J.'A. Kii-
lough, was given in ered te

waist. Her.. finger-tip “veil . of
ony |@ouble illusion net was:

She carried a: bouquet of Red
Elf roses and her only ornaments;

white satin with net OT
d lace] pear!

jacket embroidered with ‘sequins
and: pearls,- and buttoried to the

tom match their dveames ‘and rhine-
stone. and peart ‘n
of - the bride. They: - carried

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sequins and orange: blossoms.jevening and

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PHONE 3641.

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their mothers. -. Mrs. Eillough
‘wore a dress of navy sheer with

tapers in silver holders, centred |
‘the bride’s table. =

Mrs. Helen McLeod, - aunt of
the bride, decorated the cake)
which ‘was made by the bride's
mother.

The toast to. the. bride was!
proposed, by Archdeacon’-B. A
Resker sain the: ne eo Epon

Harry : Killough ‘responded. «
toast to the grandparents, Mr

F.. A. Swanson, was proposed by
Ted. Killough.

M. B. Dalton _of Castlegar. was
toast master and read ‘a’ number
of, congratulatory “messages from
distant friends. .

The wedding © breakfast’ was
‘served by. members of. St. John’s

WAL.

Dancing followed - and during

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‘CAKE MIX, Betty Crocker :

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MARGARENE, Solo
Dibs. for -. She ee

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Cabbage} "Ib. . .
Celery, Ib. cee

‘| with matching : duster coat ‘and

; J Joan. of Lillooet.

the :the > young’ couple
left “by_,car. for a_ three . week
honeymoon * at’ -Banff:. For “the
trip, Mrs. ‘Aberdeen donned “a
dark’ gray: metallic: cloth’ dress

pink hat,-.gloves. and shoes. Her
corsage was of pink carnations:
and Mrs. Aberdeei. will

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Out of town guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Aberdeen and
Betty Anm Hoosan of Richmond;
Mrs. A. Aberdeen ‘and Mr. and
Mrs,. Ben ‘Sutherland . and _chil-
dren” of /Nelson;” Mr, -and Mrs.
Jim» McLeod, .Jimmy, Marilyn
and. David of New ‘Westminster;
A.-W. Rear. of:,Nelson; Mrs." C.
W. .Wolverton” of | Calgary; ‘and
Mrs. Gus Dittrich; Gerry «and

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toast to the bridesmaids to which |!

regularly strains ea:

drums: and - tempers’ on.
his party, line:: ‘Does Sam ©,

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