Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 14, 1945, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page to blvd Winnipeg twos press. Saturday. April 14. Wac and Sailor wed at St. Stephens of Stephen s anglican Church East Kildonan was the scene of a wedding tuesday at 7 ., when Rita Margaret Watts daughter of or. And mrs. Watts of Prince Edward Island became the Bride of leading Seaman Peter William Cockrill . Son iof Lac and mrs. A. F. Cockriell. East Kildonan. Rev. F. J. Ison officiate 1. Lesley Pierpoint presided at the Organ and mrs. Joan Van sickle Sang ave Maria during the ceremony. Given in marriage by or. Cock Riell. The Bride wore a gown of sheer Over taffeta the bodice fitted and featuring a v neckline and Lily Point sleeves. The full skirt fell from a shirred Girdle at the Waistline. A lace Halo held her Long veil and she carried deep Ted roses. Mrs. Margaret Hall sister of the bridegroom was Matron of Honor end pet. Will Inri Montgomery was Best Man. Pet. Mansar Hall and to. Garry Hall e.c.a.f., were Ushers. A reception was held at the Home of the bridegroom s parents 135 Rossmere Avenue East Kildonan. After a Short honeymoon the bridal couple will return to duty. A double ring ceremony took place. April 4, at Morrisburg ont., when Claudine Kerr. Eldest Daugh Ter of or. And mrs. Thomas Kerr. Became the Bride of telegraphed Kenneth James Boyd. . Only son of. Or. And mrs j. M Boyd. Of Edmonton formerly of Winnipeg. Rev. H. Maitland officiated at the Home of the Bride s parents. The Bride wore a gown of White silk Jersey fashioned with a Sweet heart neckline and the skirt falling in two ruffles of silk net. Her hat was a Large picture Model of White Straw and she carried american Beauty roses and lilies of the Valley miss Ama Newman of Arnprior. Ont. Was bridesmaid. W. O. Kerr. B ther of the Bride was Best Man following the reception the Vount couple left for a wedding trip to the West coast. Later they will re s rep in Ottawa. You can t afford to take chances with your furs if you Are fortunate enough to own a fur coat it would be foolish to expose it to the danger of Moths fire or theft. Just phone Herbert Winston the dependable and have them stored in our cold storage vaults for the summer. Do it now phone 93 9o4 Herbert Winston the dependable furrier 417 Portage Avenue opposite Power bldg. Shop Early for monday shoppers limited Quantity Ohof 26, 34 and 72 piece sets. Community King s plate Tudor plate w. A. Rogers flatware Complete with tarnish proof Chest. And spend less. t jewellers tit a 312 Donald St. Opposite Capitol theatre a miss fix it of family Bureau is ofttimes a Volunteer by mabjor1e Mcgilll Bay used to be that when the head of the House came Home i a mean mood and staged one of his tantrums in which he Rove his wife to a state of despair her Only recourse was to All in the police. Then a situation arose which usually ended n a split in family relations. But in recent years a private realization has Arisen called the family Bureau which can Kive As a peacemaker to Settle family disputes and Patch up barrels. Causes of friction Are sought and a reasonable Solu Lon worked out for those concerned. Since the War there has been a m new to Bureau Teady increase in the Taff at the family Bureau con bit la Bush tartly Dusy. have function iw4 and mrs Allan w Mcculloch Are shown leaving service couple wed at St. Mary s a quiet morning wedding was solemnized at St. Mary s Cathedral april 14, when sgt. Mary Marjorie Legree daughter of Legree and the late George Allan left Vas United in marriage to Fli Lieut. Lloyd Allen Miller son of or and mrs. Chester Miller of Grande Prairie. Alberta. Re Thomas a. Murphy officiated. The Bride who was attended by her sister. Mrs. K. A. Devlin a Given in marriage by her brother Robert Legree. Both Bride and bridegroom were in uniform. The bridegroom was attended by Thomas Legree. _ following the marriage or. And mrs Miller left for a honeymoon at Banff. F _ a quiet wedding was solemnized april 5 in the manse of St. Paul s United Church when Margare Thomson daughter of mrs. Mclane and the late d. Mcinnes of hum Boldt sask. Was United in marriage with or. B. D. Sutler son of or and mrs. A b. Sutler of Redvers sask. Or. P. T. Pilkey the Bride wore a dressmaker Sui of rust Wool Evv we Corsage was of Johanna Hill roses miss Helen Mcinnes. Sister of the Bride was bridesmaid. Or. L. Rubin was Best Man. Miss Betty bal played the wedding music and Dur ing the signing of the Register Ted Brownell of the r.c.a.m.c., Sang a reception was held at the Home of or. And mrs. A. Leishman. Or. And mrs. B. D. Sutter Wil reside in Winnipeg. Victor Scott member Florist Telegraph delivery 311 Donald St. Pm. 93 404-5-6. Protect your precious furs Here is Protection now More than Ever you should place your fur coat in our modern completely Safe storage vault. There it is protected from All harm Moths and vermin heat and Damp fire and theft and in addition is fully covered by insurance now More than Ever you need the extra Protection that our Safe cleaning gives your furs. Here s a bargain your cloth coat will be called for dry cleaned to new Beauty. Fur will be glazed restoring original Sheen. Placed in a garment bag completely insured and stored in our Mot proof vaults for Only so. Of 2 make your phone 21 374 Rev r. A. G. Passmore officiated at a wedding at the parsonage in Napinka Man., april 9, at 2 ., when Mabel Ellen daughter of or. And mrs. O. T. Bugg. Of Nanka. Became the Bride of Alex. Hardie f Carberry Man. The Bride wore Gold coloured suit so carried White roses. The Bride was attended by miss Mcdonald of Winnipeg the bridegroom by h. Mcdougald of 3randon. A reception was held at the Home 1 the Bride s parents. _ for going away the Bride choose a Brown suit with hat to match. The couple left for Winnipeg and upon their return will reside at Napinka for the summer months. St. Vital girl wed in England St. John s anglican Church Black ool England was the scene of a wedding March 31, when Patricia weary Claydon. Daughter of or. And Urs Ernest Claydon of St. Vital came the Bride of flight Lieuten it John Watson r.a.f., son of or. And mrs. H. D. Watson of Black Pool. Canon Yates performed the ceremony. Given in marriage by her Uncle Ben Claydon of London the Bride Vore a gown of White sheer. A Uliet Cap of sequins held her fingertip veil and she carried Madonna lilies. Miss Audrey Kimberley was bridesmaid and san. Cdr. Lloyd George k.a.a.f., was Best Man. Brother officers of the bridegroom r. Thompson and Jack Guy were Ushers. A reception was held at the Home of the. Bridegroom s aunt mrs. J Dodds in Blackpool. The bridal couple left for a wedding trip in Ambleside Lake Windermere. Later he bridegroom will rejoin his unit and the reside with her parents in Blackpool. Vancy Mary Crozier weds to o Connell St. Mary s Cathedral was the Cene of a wedding april 7, at 9 when Nancy Mary daughter of or. And mrs. John Crozier became the Bride of Petty officer Edward o Connell . V r son of mrs. O Connell and the ate William o Connell. Father b in Scott officiated. The Bride wore a gown of White Satin the Long sleeves Lily pointed and the full skirt falling in soft folds a sweetheart headdress held ice Long veil and she carried White carnations and roses. Mrs. Daniel o Connell. Sister of the Bride was Matron of Honor. Hisses Doreen and Joyce Conacher cousins of the Bride were her Junior bridesmaids and Joseph Oconnell. Brother of the bridegroom was Besl Man. A wedding breakfast was held at the Home of the Bride s parents. Following a Short honeymoon the bridegroom will return to duty and Bride will remain in Winnipeg at a double ring ceremony March 24 at 7 At Manning Chapel Toronto Gladys l. Warner Daugh Ter of or. And mrs. A. Warner Transcona Man., was United in marriage to Cpl. Lloyd c. Hall son of or. And mrs. I. J. Hall Guelph ont padre Ferguson of the . Officiated. The Bride wore a gown of White Jaconne with a train. Her Long Vea was held by a Halo of Orange Blos soms and she carried Talisman roses and Sweet peas with Shower of rosebuds and ferns. Mrs Charles Hynds was Matron of Honor. Lac. Fred Meyer a. Best Man. . Kenneth Hall Cousin of the bridegroom and Lac George Talbot were Ushers. A reception was held at Haddon All. Ithe co operative spirit of the Young Zomeri of Winnipeg came to the front during the recent red Cross Campaign when the Central Volunteer Bureau provided seven volunteers play an important part Hundred girls to take up a collect n the work of the Bureau. Not Only tinn in every Movine picture theatre o they interpret the work of the urea to the Public but As Lay men they interpret what the Public expects of the Bureau. The Volun As an outsider is often con Cious of a Community need and rings such a matter to the Atten on of the Public. Indirectly the Amily Bureau is greatly strength Ned by the zealous spirit of the Volunteer worker. And in return for Uch services the family Bureau using its eight year existence As trained volunteers so Well that ome of them have become paid workers on their staff. Once the Volunteer joins the Bureau the Stafl pends considerable time with the new volunteers training them for Neir jobs and acquainting them with the parts they will play in the More comprehensive programme of tie Bureau. The worker soon gains Complete picture of her com Unity the different types of people that confront Iclal. There Are five workers on the Taff at the present time who were Nee Volunteer workers. However or the most part the volunteers r Emain volunteers always willing o give their time and Effort readily and steadily to help with the Job. has Why wait 3 to 5 Day service top flight Quality on dry cleaning when you phone Teady increase a the and in this continuing work there Amily problems with the lamer m be definite place for the will overseas and the Mother working band of volunteers. One hours away from Home. Be be ours Des the usual family troubles Des the usual family troyes. Ssi Tance to -4.927 cases has kept the in theatres unvers o Tion in every moving picture Ttoe atre in Winnipeg on Good Friday and easter saturday. Volunteers who so generously offered their services Lor this project were business girls . Chapter members Canadian legion auxiliaries women National Council of jewish women and some High school and . Girls. The result was a boost of Over five thou Sand dollars for the red Cross to help give someone in a devastated area in Europe needed articles of clothing food or medical care. Winnipeg a talents and abilities. These Ever punctual workers do a Job rather Han give hours a neat tribute paid hem directly from the Bureau. The volunteers have performed and Are is. Rhome this and that came to the top again for Volunteer Effort when the Winnipeg zone Magazine depot despatched books and magazines to Halifax during february. These will be distributed to the Navy and the Mer chant Marine via the Navy league far above the number of magazines shipped to the coast by any other City on the continent that Gigantic despatch was in addition to regular commitments overseas and in Camps and Barracks of . 10. The Winnipeg women s air Force auxiliary will hold its second tap Day april 21. When they ask the citizens of Winnipeg to spare their Nickels and dimes to help finance the projects which they have budgeted for this year. So Don t forget to buy a tag and keep the airmen and women Happy. Balmoral couple. 5u x Gai s residents of Balmoral for the t mrs or. And mrs. De. A offer congratulations. Or. Mollard economists have helped Man., and Oliver a Farmer in the out the Post War period will bring moral. Sobel e. Higgins feed in Halifax the rectory of St. Mark s Anglian Church Halifax n.s., was the Cene of an evening wedding april when Isobel Zadie elder daughter f mrs. Higgins and the late d. A. Higgins of Winnipeg became the ride of Harold Melville Lewis i.c.n.v.r., younger son of or. And mrs. B. Lewis. Rev. W. W. Clarkson officiated. wore a two piece dress f Dover Rose crepe with Brown hat ind a Corsage of roses. Mrs. B. Sit land. Of Halifax and f. 3owen. . Were the attend ants. A dinner was held at the Nelson Harry s. 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