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Fund, messages of sympathy and acts of kindness during our recent bereavement in the loss ofThey wore full length gowns of blue featuring a lace bodice and a fitted sheath skirt with a chit-ur beloved husband, father and randad. We thank Rev. K. Rentz, Mr. Bill Jamieson, the pallberaers and the Wawanesa I.O.D.E. forfon overskirt.They carried cascade bouquets of white carnations and wore carnations in their hair.their special help.The Mooney Familywas best man.We would like to thank our relatives and friends for the cards, »ifts and visits while in Glenboro Kospital. Special thanks to Dr J. Jemson and the hospital staff for their excellent care.Mr. Bill Young Messrs. Leonard Nordal and Lynn Flewitt ushered the guests.The mother of the bride chosedress with offMrs. Jeannette Joyal and NancyWe wish to express our sincere thanks and deep appreciation to [)ur relatives and friends for thea peacock biue white accessories, and wore a co*-sage of pink sweetheart roses.The mother of the groom wore two-piece blue suit with black accessories, and a corsage of yellow sweetheart roses.held in the*■*c*messages of sympathy, visits andflowers, together with the many acts of kindness during our recent bereavement of our dear wife, mother and grandmother Our special thanks to Dr. Jemson, the hospital staff, the U.C.W., Mrs. Jewsbury, Rev. Millard and Mr. Bill Jamieson.A reception was Memorial hall. Mr. Alvin Anderson, uncle of the bride, proposed the toast to the bride.in the evening, a danceJohn Dowd and familyLater in the evening, was held with music by the Royal Canadians For travelling the bride chose a teal blue dress and jacket ensemble with black accessories. Her corsage was of pink sweetheart roses.to theWEDDING BELLSFollowing a short trip United States, Mr. and Mrs. Richmond will reside in Selkirk, Man.A.HiWILLIAMS — JEWSBURYSt. Stephen’s Anglican Church in Glenboro was the setting for I tin the late afternoon marriage cere-lob mony of Iris Lorene Jewsbury to | selt; Mr Thomas James Williams of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan on Sat-1 Br urday, October 12t.h. 1968 The bride, given in marriage by|of her brother, Frank Jewsbury of G1 Lewiston, Idaho, looked radiant Mi in a floor length sheath gown of re white lace over white peau de wlt; soie, featuring lily-point sleeves I Ju and a scalloped neckline.The gown was accented by a I he sleeveless coat of white peau de a soie which draped gracefully into I v.j a long lace train. Her scalloped T! chapel length veil was held in pe place by a circular headpiece oflwi white seed pearls. The bride carried a cresent-shaped bouquet of red sweetheart roses. Attending the bride was her maid of honor, Miss Donna Williams, Moose Jaw, sister of the groom, and bridesmaids, Misses Lois and Margaret Jewsbury, sisters of the bride. The girls wore identical floor-length sheath dresses of peacock blue chiffon over satin and they carried bouquets of white carnations with matching peacock net tendrils. Accessories w’cre white shoes and elbow'-length gloves, and tiaras.WiiiMrs. Ethel Jewsbury, mother oi Ihe bride, wore a two-piece dress of pale green crepe, topped by a matching lace coat, accented by beige accessories and a corsage of yellow chrysanthemums.Mrs. J. Williams, mother of thegroom was attired in a twro-piecegold and green brocade suit, with brown accessories, and a corsageof yellow^ carnations.The groom was attended by Bob Litowski of Regina as besi-man, and guests were ushered by Leonard Cushway of Moose Jaw, and Bill Wist of Saskatoon. Alland blackwore dinner jackets bow ties.For her going-away outfit, Iris chose a two-piece suit of green w'ool boucle with matching cuffs oi fox fur A bronze orchard corsage and beige and brown accessories completed her outfit.Aftrn- a short wedding trip to North Dakota, the happy couple will reside at 32 Athabaska East,in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.Out of town guests were from: Moose Jaw\ Winnipeg, Brandon,Rendna. Saskatoon and Lewistor,, Td.oho.RICHMOND — NORDALCvnress River United Church was the scene of a double ring rrrpTv»0mr. Saturday, October 12, 1968 at 6 n.m. when Diana Joan, d;iiibter of Mr and Mrs. John H.Nordal became the bride of Mr. Darwin Douglas Richmond, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon A.Richmond of Cypress River. Rev. Mel Wray officiated. Mr. Elmer V Nordal, uncle of the bride sang The Lord’s Prayer at the beginning of the ceremony and Be-' cause and Through The Years during the signing of the regist er. Mr. Lome Patterson presided!lat the organ.The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length gowm of lace. The fitted bodice,appliqued w'ith sequins and seed pearls, featured lily point sleeves and a high neckline outlined with seed pearls. The full skirt fell from the fitted waistline in threeHer fourIII1H:■tiers of scalloped lace t'ered veil was held in place withShe carried a eas-a pearl tiara, cad bouquet of American Beautyloses and ivy.Miss Lenore Nordal, sister ofthe bride was maid of honor, Mrs. Audrey Daymond and Miss Darlene Diehl were bridesmaids.
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Glenboro Gazette
Glenboro, Manitoba, CA
Thu, Oct 24, 1968
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