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' Standards of white stock
fren the altar of First Pros:
yterlan church Saturday even-
{ng when Heather MacKenzie
rewer, RN, daughter of Mr.
nd. Mrs, N, 8S. K. Brewer of
this city became the bride of
Henry E. Cap, son of Mr. and
Mrs, Fred Cap of Portage La
Prairie, Manitoba.

‘' Rey. Ivan S, Gamble officiated
gt the 7:30 p.m. service with

Mrs. E. J. Smith presiding at
the organ.

: Walking up the aisle on the
arm of her father the bride
wag lovely in white dulcette
satin, accented. with French
Chantilly lace. A scooped neck-
line framed.the fitted bodice
created to hip-length and which
fell to a bouffant skirt. .

: A chapel-length veil was held
in place by a Juliet crown com-
posed of tulle and sequins and
red happiness roses former her
cascade bouquet, intermingled
with heather. In Scottish tradi-
tlon MacKenzie tartan ribbon
decorated the bouquet.

- Mrs. Marion Wandl, as matron.
of-honor, chose to wear a

with an overskirt of red polka’
Mrs.

Mrs. S. A. McCready and Mrs.

B.J. Fortune were elected to rep-
resent the CCF club at the CCF
provincial convention. to be held
in Vancouver,

April 22 and 23.
The election took place Thurs-

day night when the club held its
regular.
‘plans for a “Meet the C
Soclal,” to be held in the Aero
club, May 6.

meeting to complete

Candidate

In other business the club en-

dorsed the statement of Angus

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CAP. BREWER VOWS REPEATED

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dot nylon. She carried a cres-
cent shaped bouquet of red
candy striped carnations.

Best man was Daniel Bartko
and ushers were John Lenuik
and Steven Mentenko.

The bride’s mother received
the guests in the Canadian Le-
gion auditorium wearing a dust
rose lace gown. She chose white
for costume accessory and her
carnation corsage was.en tone.

The bridegroom's mother was
gowned in navy blue silk and
she also chose a white hat’ and
accessories. to off-set. her en-
semble. Her carnation corsage
was matching.

Seated before a_ three- tiered
wedding cake, flanked by white
stalks, the bride recelved her
toast ‘prepared by Alex S. Mit-
chell. ..

Newlyweds: left aboard the
“Canadian Prince” for a honey-
moon in Vancouver and points
south.

Upon their return they’ will
make their home at 812 Sixth
Avenue East. Mr. Cap is em-

ployed at the Columbia Cellulose; ©

Company Limited at Watson -Is-
land and Mrs. Cap is a nurse

waltz-length silk organza gowh! on the staff of. the Prince Rup-

ert Géneral hospital.

McCready, Foriune
to altend CCF convention

Macphee, ‘CCF ‘candidate for
Prince Rupert who called for the
government to take over the
|Kiemtu caunery now closed by
ithe company. The statement also
called for the government to op-
crate it on a co- operative basis.
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Canada’s Food Rules list. five
different basic food groups, two

of which are fruits and vege-.

tables. .~

BINGO, SALE MAKES MONEY
~ FOR BURNED. OUT FAMILIES

Proceeds of almost $40 realized at a bake sale Saturday
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: Last week the WA realized a ‘net profit: of $100 ‘from
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Mor be given’ the” Cuthbert

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Adjudicator Mrs. © Charlotte
Moore said that “it was a diffi-
cult decision to make between
the two very good entries.”
‘Earning an award for Prince —
“Rupert was June Edwards as
. the best supporting actress,

In her adjudication Mrs. Moore
said that “A Phoenix Too Fre-
quent” if poorly presented could

“The pace was excellent, moves
and blocking well thought out
and costumes . were extremely
good, " she said,

However due to the poor: light-
ing Mrs. Moore said she was un-
able to see the expressions on the

actor’s faces.

In the Junior High school
section Booth Memorial Junior -
High Drama club received hon-
orable mention for its presen-_
tation of “The Stolen Prince.”

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friends’ gathered to. fete ‘Mrs. Thomas Pack ford, and

Mrs. Jacques: Manheim.

Mrs. Packford leaves the end
of. April for Edmonton: to. join
ber. husband® who .was trans-

and Mrs, Manheim with her
husband leaves Thursday by car
for Vancouver where they, will
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|| MUSEUM - BRIEFS’ .

. By JOCELY N BOLT ON

. Since my last article, we have given the Museum
a: house cleaning and feel that, the displays. look
better. The office has been given a coat of paint
and we now have a tile floor in the office,, hall and
small. archives which add a great deal, to. the “Wel-

come’ mat,

We had to elose: the Museum
for a week, and If anyone was
disappointed during that time
we are sorry, bul once a year
we have to give the exhibits a
cleaning and re-arrange some
of them, as we are always re-
colving new things,

Willls Metcalfe ot Milford, On-
tarlo) sent us some pleces of
clay. sherds which were made
by the Iroquois Indians years
ngo, We hive also recelved an-
other arrow polnt from Laurte
Gordon of Prince Rupert which
ho found on Hospital Tsland,
GHorln Wolthe also brought us
some rocks and all these dona-
tlons ndd’ Lo the interest of the
Musou,

/ We ard. very happy Also to
Inve. necquired nw fine ago
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Hite Tolom pole curved by].
tke Wins of: Skidegnte, Queen
Charlotte Islands, Wo have been}:
quite sbusy with guests lately]
from: Saakatchownn, Toxins, Vane
couver, | Terrace, Kitimat

any - ‘ouhers,

ple have brought thelr guests
to soo wa Mra, W, A, Salvulty
visited us with two Indios, Mrs,
Orovker of Vancouver and Mra,

Jnmos Einniger, was vlao a guoat
with horvislister and family from
Salmon Am, BC,

“Wo nro hoping to have our
shrubs In next week, and wish
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Friday: night when. many?

 

‘Games and refreshments con-
cluded the. function.,.

Invited: guests extending best
wishes were: Mrs. Leonard.:Ash-
ton, Mrs, Harold Alderdice, Mrs.
Douglas Stanley, Mrs. T. Ru De
La Hunt, Mrs. Polly Schrey, Mrs.
Robert Kelsey, Mrs. William. Mc-
Lean, Mrs.-William Dibben, Mrs.
Helmut Remplé, Mrs. R. B. Fin-
layson, Mrs, James Mellor, Mrs.
Albert Dalzell, Mrs. William
Martyn, Mrs, Clyde Smith, Mrs.
T. F. Dahle and Mrs. Wilfred
McLean,

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foe ‘Kareh,

—jnext two weeks observing lab-

-’ Bowen, Edith and Harold. Germ-"
!sheid and Alf Faithful for mak-

patients enjoyed a short ‘film,

— dmported -
music program’ given by Henry ae -
Kelly. 7 materials. |

- Miller Bay Tidbits

By STEVIE AY enn

It is nice to have Mrs.’ Helena: Our. best wishes go to Fred
director of .- nursing | Abbott who is joining-the staff
back with us looking very well,at Columbia Cellulose - Company
after attending the Nurses In-|as first aid man.

stitute and visiting her family: , "
Keeping, step

and friends at Chilliwack.

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“We welcome Miss Elizabeth! THETFORD MINES, Que. 0} —
RN from Vancouver to| Twin sisters Mrs. Rollande Le-
the nursing staff. “i tarte and Mrs. Fernande Turcot-
a ar te 29, gave birth to- babies on the
same day, March 19.. Mrs. Le-
tarte hada baby daughter in this

Mrs, Margaret Haub left Mon-
day for Coqualectza Indian hos-

y 4 Eastern. Townships centre, while
Mrs. Turcotte gave birth to a boy

pital where she will spend the
at Augusta, Maine.

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and W. J. Kurchuk visited the ;
hospital this week.

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Moore said. |
However
commended: for a.

actor awards.

Fitzsimmons.
Best supporting.’ actor

Theatre.

the students.
‘very’ good
presentation, which was well re-
ceived and highly praised..

Besides winning the highest
award for drama the Kitimat.
group won the best actress and |}
Award winners
were Priscilla Young. and Jim

went to Norbert. Cote of Terrace. .
The “Best Visual” presentation
award based on setting, costumes, |},
movement, blocking and pace)

was won by Prince , Rupert Little

were

Mrs. Rawin | Enwright, ‘pre
ident of the First’ Presbyterian
church Ladies Aid will. receive
the guests tomorrow ‘afternoon. "
in the church hall when the LA,
holds its annual “Easter: “Tea.”

With Mrs. Enwright willbe ™- |...
Mrs. Ivan S.: Gamble, .wife. of: rn
the’ church minister. ‘Mrs. E. se
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