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Page 2 The Olds Gazette and Mountain View News THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1965 Rexall Fall 1c Sale Obituaries CHARLES ATHOL McKINNON Mr. Charles Afthol McKinnon, 69, of Didsbury, passed away Oct. 1, 1965 at the Didsbury Hospital following a short illness. Born in Helix, Oregon, USA, Mr. McKinnon first came to Can- ada in 1912. He returned to the US. to serve with the U.S. Marine Corps in the first World War and in 1918 came back te Canada. In 1929 he again moved to the US. and in 1958 moved to Olds. From 1961 to 1964 Mr. MicKinnon resided again in the US. and returned to Didsbury in 1964 where he resid- ed until the time of his passing. He was a former owner of Mac’s Coffee Shop in Olds. Surviving are his loving wife, (Marvel of Didsbury; 3 step daugh- ters, Mrs. Doug (Jean) Gooding of Didsbury, Mrs. Ira (Shirley) Rob- erts of Olds, Mrs. Jack (Nellie) Freeman of Edmonton; 1 step son, Victor Sullivan of Blackie; two sisters, Percious Zimmerman of Seattle and Fay Dennson of Spo- kane; 1 brother, Irl of Seattle, and 15 grandchildren. ~Eyneral services were held on Tuesday, October 5, 1965 at 2:30 p.m. from Mountain View Funeral Chapel with Rev. J. Forsythe of- ficiating. Pallbearers were Lloyd McCrim- mon, Harold Richards, Charlie Snyder, Art Goodings, Harold Dav- is and Wilson Halbert. Imterment was in the Olds Ceme- - tery. Mountain View Funeral Chapel, Olds, was in charge of arrange- ments. —_+___9—__——. (LOUCINA MAY FISHER Mrs. Loucina May Fisher of Bowden passed away at the Dids- bury Auxiliary Hospital October 2, 1965 at the age of 81 years. Mrs. Fisher was born at St. Mary’s, Ontario, August 22, 1884. She came west in 1898 to the Bowden district where she has resided until her passing. She was married in 1904 at Olds, Alberta, and celebrated her 60th Wedding Anniversary at Bowden in March, 1964. She is survived by her loving husband, Sherman of Bowden; 7 sons, Bill and Ernest of Olds, Har- old and Max of Bowden, Vaughn of Red Deer, John of Innisfail and Nelson of Edmonton; 7 grand- children and 6 great grandchild- ren. Funeral services for the late Loucina May Fisher’ were held from the Eventide Funeral Chap- | el, Innisfail, Oot. 6, 1965 at 2 p.m. with Pastor Andrews of Lacombe | officiating. Interment. followed in the Bowden Cemetery. Eventide Chapel of Innisfail were in charge of arrangements. Cremona News Mr. and Mrs. Egner of San Fran- cisco visited with Mrs.. Egner’s brother and family, Mr. Raymond Feidler, last week. The U.C.W. met in the United, Church hall last Friday aftermoon, October 1, with Mrs. Phyllis Hunt presiding. Mrs. Leta Reid led the devotional. Mrs. Marion Reid and Mrs. Leta Reid served a delicious lunch. Twelve memibers were pres- ent. The sympathy of the district. is extended to the Bellamy family in the tragic death early’ Saturday morning of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bellamy. Mrs. T. Shannon of Caro- line also lost his life in the acci- dent. Mrs. L. Sanderman and Ralph are currently visiting with the Vir- gil Burkholders at Cecil Lake. Mr. Harry Earle has spent the last two weekends at home with his family. Deryl Mork returned home Sat- urday from the General Hospital. Se ee CARD OF THANKS ° A very sincere thank-you to all my friends and relatives who were kind enough to take the time to come and see me or sent cards and flowers. A special thanks to those who donated money for my pool table. (Come and have a game everybody). Deryl Mork. SHOWER The Roy Kaiser home was the scene of a happy gaherimg early in September when Mrs. Roy Kai- ser and daughter, Karyn Abel, entertained about 35 guests at a bridal shower homoring Miss Linda Hawthorne. Linda was seated under a spec- ial canopy which featured an in- verted umbrella that occasionally showered her with confetti. After games and the usual ex- change of friendly conversation, a tea wagon laden with beautiful gifts was wheeled in by Susan Kaiser. Although Linda was slightly overwhelmed by the. very lovel; gifts she sincerely thanked all for the gifts which would help make housekeeping so- pheasant. At the delicious . lunch ‘which climaxed the evening, Linda’s grandmother, Mrs. E. Hawthorne, and. her aunt, Mrs. N. Tanner, presided at the tea and cofifee urns. ——_o— IN MEMORIAM ROSS — In loving memory of Alexander Ross, who passed away Otober 6th, 1960. “At home in the beautiful hills of God, By the Valley of Rest so fair, Some day, some time, when our task is done, With joy we will meet him there”. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by his wife, children and grandchildren. A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE The 1966 Pontiac is a beautiful car. Very beautiful. It is luxuriously roomy and lavishly appointed. Its highway manners are flawless. It performs with quiet yet unmistakable authority. It offers much that’s.com- pletely new for 1966. There are new engines. Horse- power availabilities now range from 155 to 425. There are new transmissions. A new fully-synchronized 3- speed manual unit is standard. And you can order a Grande Parisienne Sport Coupe Just when the others thought they were catching up, along comes the new Pontiac for 1966 fully-synchronized 4-speed, 2-speed Powerglide or 3- speed Hydra-Matic. There are new interiors. New comfort features. And best news of all, there’s a completely new top-of-the-line series for Pontiac. It’s called Grande Parisienne. That’s it in the photograph above. One of 47 models in 13 great series for 1966. If you want a closer look, visit your Pontiac dealer today. He’s expecting you. The success car does it again! °66 Pontiac On display at your Pontiac dealer’s now! Be sure to. watch ‘’Telesoope”’, ‘The Fugitive” and ‘The Red Skelton Hour’ now showing on television. Check local listings for time and channel. Phone: Authorized Pontiac Dealer in Olds: College Service (Olds) Limited 226-3606 P-166) Olds, Alta. KNORBORG — BOLTON On Friday, August 6th at 2:30 $p.m., St. Paul’s Lutheran. Church in Ollids was the scene of a lovely wedding when Greta Kristine, daugihter of Mr. and Mrs. Marinus Knorborg of Vale View exchanged wedding vows in a double ring ceremony with Edward Bryan Dale, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bolton of Westerdiale. Pastor P. M. Jorgensen officiated and Mrs. Irene Jorgensen played the wedding music. - The bride, given in marriage by ber father, looked lovely in. a floor length gown of net over | tier scalloped, shoulder-+tip veil of | | | | bridesmaid. They were attired in | Lutheran Church. gown featured lily:point sleeves and a square neckline, trimmed with sequins and pearls. Her only jewellery was a drop, cultured pearl neckilace, gift of the groom. She carried a heart-shaped bou- quet of red sweetheart noses with tiny ribbon streamers. Her four- tulle was held in place by a pearl and sparkle silk-faille rose. Preceding the bride down ‘the aisle were Miss Laura Cowan, maid of honor, and Miss Linda Drewry, streetingth dire fon over taffet: of aqua chif- with three-quar- | ter length chiffon sleeves. They carried fian-shaped cascades of white carnations; tinted to match their. gowns. The best man was Lyle Bolton, brother: of the groom, and Larry Bolton, also brother of the groom, was the attendant. Wiayne Vickery and Tommy Jones served as ushers. | During the signing of the regis- | ter the wedding guests sang “0 | Perfect Love”. The bride’s mother chose a beige | brocade dress with white accessor- | des, and a corsage of white mums | tinted yellow. The groom’s mother chose an | aqua, two-piece dress of acetate | and rayon crepe, with white ac- | cessories. Her worsage was white | mums tinted pink with sparkles. | Following the ceremony a deli- | cious supper was served by the Vale View Social Club Ladies in the banquet room of St. Paul’s The bride’s table was centred with a beautiful three tier wed- ding cake, made by the bride’s mother and decorated by Mrs. An- nie Rollins. Pastor Jorgensen asked the blessing. Mr. . Addie Robertson, master of ceremonies, proposed the toast to the bride, to which the groom ably responded. Lyle Bolton, best man, proposed the toast to the bridesmaids. (Miss Mary Ann Jensen was in change of the guest book. The gifts were opened after the reception and the bride and groom extended their thanks to everyone. After a dance at the Co-op Mem- orial Hail, the bride changed into” a blue three-piece linen suit with white accessories, and wore a cor- sage of pink sweethart roses. Following a honeymoon to Kel- ‘ owna and various points in B.C., the happy couple are now residing in Olds. Outof-town guests came from Victoria, Edmonton, Didsbury and Calgary. — ne OLDS UNITED CHURCH Rev. J. E. Forsythe 11 am. — Worship Service. 7:30 pm. — Hic. A warm welcome is extended to students at OAV, Wedding of Interest 10 8ig Days, Oct. 14 to 23 Maybank’s Drug Store Eagle Hill News The entire district was shocked and saddened to hear of the pas- sing of Oscar Pederson Saturday morning in a truck accident near the Westward Ho corner. The sympathy of the district is ex- tended to his wife and family, parents, brothers and sisters in their sad bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Al Moore and fam- ily visited relatives in Camrose at the weekend. Mr. Bill Bloss and sons were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. Bloss. Mr. and Mrs. W. Fyfe and Mr. and Mirs, W. Mack were callers on the Martin Stromsmoes on Sat- urday. Mr. W. Mack suffered a heart attack on Sunday and is now a patient in the Holy Cross Hospital in Calgary. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bolton were visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marinus Kmnorborg on Sunday. Bert Coghill has been employed in a garage in Innisfail but will be coming home to help with the renewed harvesting in a few days. (Mrs.. Alice Dokken has settled in an apartment in the Kemp ap- artments and. is “at home” to all of her old friends in the district. TE = ASSORTED GUAGE = SHOTGUN SHELLS PER BOX $2.49 PHONE 226-3050 ca Lie at : gente BUYS YOU A GANADA SAVINGS BOND AT CANADA’S FIRST BANK BUY YOURS FOR CASH OR BY INSTALMENTS * DOWN PAYMENT OF 5% —$2.°9 FOR A $50 BOND; $5.9 FOR A $100 BOND, ETC.» BALANCE IN EASY INSTALMENTS OVER A YEAR. BUY YOURS AT ANY BRANCH OF THE B OF M. vu te WHINE ‘ 4 10 3 MULLION CAMADIANS Olds Branch: JOHN P. Sundre Branch: SENN eee I. E. HENKE, Manager Bank or MonTrREAL
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