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White Satin Bustle And Chapel Train Feature Of Wedding Gown Reverend Alvin Stanfel was officiating â€" clergyman â€" at . the afternoon ceremony. Coming in on the arm of her father the bride wore a floorâ€" length white nylon over taffeta gown with fitted bodice and lily point sleeves. The scoon neckâ€" line was highâ€"lighted with lace © It was a pink and white wedâ€" ding. Our Savious Lutheran Church, Thistletown, was decorâ€" ated in pink and white carnaâ€" tions for the wedding of Miss Margery Dorothy Kurtz, daughâ€" ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Kurtz of Thistletown, and Mr. Reinâ€" hard (Ronnie) Paul Jeske, whose parents were Mr. and Mrs. Jeske of Hamburg, Germany. Jeskeâ€"Kurtz Wedding MR. AND MRS. REINHARD (RONNIE) PAUL JESKE find a secluded spot for a brief moment in the hectic round of fesâ€" tivities following their wedding. The former Margery Dorothy Kurtz, Mrs. Jeske wOoRKIN® WITH CANADIANS IN EYERY WwalKk Of tire siNcEe 1817 =hmve Ask about the 6f BOATING ;%\, CAN BEFUN MNH,Familq Finance Plan The modern approach to your . Personal Credit Needs is with a lowâ€"cost Bof M Lifeâ€"insured Loan Attending her sister as matron of honor was Mrs. Betty Tyson gowned in pink organza, short and bouffant and styled with puffed sleeves. Her little daughâ€" ter, Miss Lynn Tyson, was simiâ€" larly dressed in pink organza. Both wore roses in their hair and appliques and seed pearls and matching trim was also at the wrists on the sheath sleeves. Skirt was very full with draâ€" matic satin bustle falling into a chapel train. Her illusion veil was shoulder length and held in place with a crystal and pearl encrusted tiara. She carried pink sweetheart roses and white stephâ€" otis blossoms. BanK or MoNnTREAL is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Kurtz, of Thistletown. Reverend Alvin Stanfel officiated at the ceremony which was held in Our Savior Lutheran Church, Thistletown. goil 4 5 Oncrtary Joha m Lngait Limted Groomsman â€" was â€" Mr. John Degan â€" and ushers were Mr. Julius Degan and Mr. Donald Sinclair. Receiving her guests at Marâ€" tindale Lodge after the cereâ€" mony, Mrs. Kurtz was in beige lace over matching _ taffeta, matching hat in beige tones and brown accessories. Her flowers were white feathered carnations and a pink orchid. carried pink sweetheart . roses and white stephanotis. On her wedding trip to Lake Nipissing, North Bay â€" district, the bride wore a mauve linen suit, white accessories and her corsage was a white gardenia. â€"(Photo by Kidson Studios) on $ o ud + Ourame sarery LEAGUE Miss Miriam Khan and Mr. Louis: Van Bochove took their wedding vows in St. Margaret Mary Catholic church, Woodâ€" bridge, recently with Monsignor J. O‘Mara officiating. Pink and white carnations formed a pretty background for the ceremony and Mr. Miltenâ€" berg played the wedding music on the church organ. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Elsie Khan and the late Mr. Gafoor Khan, of Toronto, and the groom is the son of Mrs. M. Van Bochove and the late Mr. H. Van Bochove, of Paraâ€" mariba, Surinam, South America. Given in marriage by her brother, Mr. Norman Khan, the bride wore a waltzâ€"length white nylon gown with fitted lace bodâ€" ice and bouffant skirt. Her shoulderâ€"length veil was caught by a pearlâ€"encrusted tiara and she carried a nosegay of pink and white carnations. Miss Martha da Silva was maid of honor in blue embroiderâ€" ed cotton and white feather hat. 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I don‘t know of an easier or more pleasant way to lose weight. I am very pleased with your product and am recomâ€" mending it to my friends." G. Addison, RR. 1, Forest, Ont. Between the prime viewing hours of 6 and 9 p.m. 30 per cent of all TV sets turned on in the Toronto area are tuned to CBLT, channel six. On her wedding trip to Niagara district, the bride‘s "goingâ€"away" ensemble was in green and white with white accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Bochove are livâ€" ing in Woodbridge. Mrs. Khan, the bride‘s mother received her guests at the wedâ€" ding reception afterwards in a navy blue and white polka dot sheath â€" afternoon dress. Her accessories were in white and she wore a small navy hat and pink carnations, Reception was held in Vi‘s Restaurant, Etobiâ€" coke. tions. Groomsman was Mr. Anâ€" tony Mawhin. Reduce Easily With The Naran Plan LE. 7â€"4131 Mr. Spencer Inch, choir presiâ€" dent, thanked the host and hostess on behalf of the choir. Social Convenor Miss Ruth Chapman was in charge of the tefreshments and her committee consisted of Mrs. Doris Watson and Miss Jeannie Shasko. A place of honor for the bride toâ€"be was artistically arranged in a pretty corner of the garden and her gifts were wheeled out on a white garden cart, covered with artificial apple blossoms. The "artists" were Miss Florence Shaw, Mrs. H. B. Singleton and Mrs. C. I. Delworth. In the past five years house building in Canada has exceeded family formation by 250,000 units. + An interesting part of the program was a shower for one of the contraltos in the choirâ€" Miss Jeannie Shasko who is to be married on July 16th: The lovely summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Wardlaw on Lake Simcoe near Keswick was the scene of a delightful picnic on June 25. f Mr. and Mrs. Wardlaw were hosts to the choir of Westminâ€" ster United Church, their famâ€" ilies and friends. Guests numâ€" bered around 85. Reverend and Mrs. James S. Mackenzie were among those presen. ‘ Mr. And Mrs. Clarke Wardlaw Hosts To Westminster Choir At Caledonia Rd. EGLINTON CALEDONIA VOLKSWAGEN ONLY $195. DOWN 2343 Eglinton Ave. West s1595. â€"_â€"â€"â€"MOTORS LTD.â€"â€" VOLESWAGEN & PORSCHE 1960 CUSTOM MODEL A popular figure for many years in Mount Dennis business circles decided recently that a change of occupation would be a good idea and disposed of his business here and has embarked upon another. We speak of H. J. Walker, who for many years operated one of the most successful variety stores in this area on Lambton avenue. Mr. Walker came here from Owen Sound in 1947 and con: tinued in business on Lambton avenue until now. He served over seas for three years with the Grey and Simcoe Fusiliers and resided on Astoria avenue. He has now opened the Goli 100 Driving Range on Highway 400 at the northeast corner of Steele‘s avenue and guarantee: excellent golf practice for thos« followers of the game who wis} to take advantage of an upâ€"to date driving range. Store Changed Hands Recently Mr. Walker was aiways an ardent supporter of any enterâ€" prise which he felt would benefi‘ this area and all who knew hin will wish him well in his new ven ture. qfii faul RU 74241 ||| 149 iA C5. deak Dr. and Mrs. Leo Murray and Mr. and Mrs, Alex Lippay ‘at« tended the opening of the Shakeq sperean | Festival at Strltford‘ Ontario, on _ Monday evenings June 27. They were g‘ucs:o:fi Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Drumi of the Victorian Inn on the rivery staying over until Tuesday. f Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Detworth3 of Richview Side Road celebratedt their 28th wedding anniversary, on June 28th with friends int Stoney Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Ara nott Harrison (also celebrating, their wedding annivemryâ€"fidr: 10th). They partied at "Ther Pines", enjoying a smorgasbord} supper. About 60 attended tllt: celebration, including Mrs. Delâ€"; worth‘s three sisters, Mrs. H. B.! Singleton, Miss Florence Shaw and Mrs. Clarence Fretz. . Miss Stella V. Rountree, of King Street, will be spending: her holiday in Winnipeg this year, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Rennals, laughters Linda and Susan and For the busy hostess, or th@ moreâ€"thanâ€"busy bride‘s mother, this cake is the answer to a pray$ er. Easy to prepare, yet eyet catching to display and '.":;3 can‘t help but portray all the C wishes and happiness the bride deserves. The double ring effect is obtained by combining uniced baker‘s tubular angel l::: cakes, then icing and deconthg them to suit the occasion. i son Jimmy, of Freemont Avenue, are leaving Weston to take‘ up esidence in Calgary, Alberta. . Yrs. Rennels has been vory active n St. Philips on the Hill An‘:. ican church in the eight yearse he has lived here, She and the! hildren will spend the summer! m route in Winnipeg with her; ‘ather, Mr. H. Elcombe. se of wedlock. This symbol can bi introduced beautifully at the re® freshment hour with a H cake fashioned and iced to reprér sent the intertwined rings. : Those who would doubly ch the brideâ€"toâ€"be or the bride choose a Doubleâ€"Ring Cake shower or wedding reception. all the symbols associated weddings, perhaps none is impressive than the golden r Men‘s Meetings Banquets Wh lanâ€" ning a Wea. ding Recepâ€" tion or Banâ€" quet consult / our Banquet / Steward / At (Cor. Thistletown and Albion Road) Scott Outboard Motors, Lakeâ€" field Boats, Fibreglass Boats, Teeâ€"Nee Trailers, Marine Fred‘s Marine We Specialize in Weddings Business Facilities For 50 to 200 THISTLETOWN CH. 4â€"7981 VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES Rexway RESTAVRANT ~ SSOCIAL Food At Its Best ! 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