Trainbearer and Page Carry Bride's Train
The bride, daughter of L C Ayton of Sunshine, wore a white lace and satin frock designed by her mother, with a long edged train and tulle frills. She married the son of A Marshall of Sorrento, with Christine Moore as train bearer and Vicky Besarton as page boy, as Sunshine Catering Service provided reception dining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Ayton
Hertford Road
Sunshine
Sgrian Stapelton
Frank Clifton
Christine Moore
Vicky Besparton
Bride Wears White Satin at Sunshine Presbyterian Wedding
Joy Lorraine Fleeton and Edwin Ramon Mitchell wed last Saturday at Sunshine Presbyterian Church in St. Albans. The bride wore a white satin gown with finger tip veil and carried white roses. Attendants included Margaret Fleeton and Valerie Mitchell. Best man Kevin Booth and groomsman Jack Robertson. A wedding breakfast for fifty followed at Mechanics Hall, St. Albans, with reception later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Lorraine
Sunshine Presbyterian Church
Rev
F. Sadler
Margaret
Valerie
Kevin Booth
Jack Robertson
Mechanics' Hall
St. Albans
Alfred Clarke Memorial Kindergarten Bazaar Planned
St Albans kindergarten announces first year meeting on February 3 to finalize plans for a Bazaar to raise funds for building. Bazaar set for March 7 at the local hall with donations welcomed by President Mrs H Easton or Secretary Mrs W Self.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Clarke Memorial
Mra H. Easton
W. Self
Also Mentioned on This Page
D'Arcy
Sunshine City
Benjamin Street
Colin C. Morton
M.M
Tyler St., Sunshine
Sunshine Motors
Dickson Street
D. Welsh
Cornwall Road
Sunshine General Household
Webster’s Hardware Store
Hampshire Rd
Page
Mrs. A. Marshall
Sorrento
Mr. C. Ayton
Miss Lorraine Are
Tasmania
Sunshine Catering Service
R. Hand
Colbion
Albion Quarrying Coy. Pty. Ltd
Ballarat RD
St. Albans Kindergarten
Howorteh
Suffolk Road
Sunshine and District
Roxy Theatre
Ballarat Road
Maidstone
Sii Newweek
Sunshine Patrons
Sunshine Theatre
A V
Taunton Street
KODAK
W. & C. Gross Cal Chemists
Hampshire Road
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