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_ The Moose Temple'was the scene of colorful and
exciting activity Wednesday afternoon when the Wo-
men of the Moose Chapter No. 211 held its annual
pre-summer bazaar and tea in a setting of profusions
of blue, white and yellow baby chrysanthemums en-
hanced by gold and blue festoons.

Hundreds of guests gathered
to enjoy the. delightful tea
hour, purchase exquisite items
of fancywork and “sewing, de-
lectable . delicatessen dishes’
and home-baking and. take
chances on the numerous raf-
fles,

The proceeds of.
will go towards the
charitable projects.

Mrs. John Jordan was. the
general convenor for the out-'
standing success. Officially’.
opening the gay event was
Graduate Regent Mrs. Cherrill
McIntyre while Senior Regent
Mrs. Arnold Assman received
the guests,

some $550
WOTM’s

Heeln

Presiding were Mrs.
Tweed, Mrs. Josephine Taylor,
Mrs, Sadie Young, Mrs. Allen

Hamilton, Mrs. James. Parks and

Mrs. Harry Love. .

In charge of.the tea-room. was
the Friendship committee with
chairman Mrs. John. -Thompson
and servileurs Mrs. Percy..Bond;

‘Mrs. Robert: Parks,. Mrs, Harry

Hanson, Mrs. H. I.- Phipps, ‘Mrs.
Albert Eveleigh, (Mrs. Clara
Bellamy, Mrs, Thomas Thomas,

Mrs. Alfred Ritchie and Mrs.
McIntyre.

Directing - ‘the - kitchen, with
chairman Mrs. Peter Brass in
charge, was. the Membership
committee assisted by ~ Mrs,
Thora. Stegavig, “Mrs. Anna
Brothern, Mrs. Michael Orom,
Mrs. .Matthew Garbelya, Mrs.

‘Leo Rossi and- Mrs. Hazel Mc-
. Kenzie:

' The. Library committee hand-

led the towel hamper raffle with |

Mrs. Carl. .Erkison, Mrs. George
Shenton, -Mrs. Michael Muniza-
ba and Mrs. Charles. Postuk in
charge. Shane Deinstadt won

The special tricycle -raffie,
held in: conjunction. with the
fish pond, under the: direction

-of the Childcare committee was
-attended. by Mrs. William Pil-

fold, Mrs. Kenneth.‘ Nesbitt,
Mrs. William | Walsh, Mrs. Ted

Thomson,and Mrs. Frank Miller.

‘Lundrigan’ and. member

Gordon Ronson, Mrs. Leslie
Sale and.Mrs. Hugh — Perley.
{Cake was’: won ‘by ©. Mrs. * John
Jordan. : oe
Sewing stall, convened by
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‘Mrs. William Rothwell: won
the tricycle raffle, “Penny Raf-
fles”. were won by Mrs. Ambrose
Wilson, Patrick Simpson, Donald
Clarke and Sharon Pilfold. .

Grocery hamper handled by
the. Publicity committee was at-
tended by chairman Mrs, Cath-
erline Murphy and Mrs,’ Harold
Rose and won by E. Roman
Davey.

The. Candy stall handled. by.
the Hospital committee was at-
tended by chairman Mrs. Nels
Nelson. Box of candy. was won
oy Anna Brothen.

The white elephant stall had.
Mrs. William Nesbitt, Mrs. Leon-
ard Raabe and Mrs, John = Nor-
den: in charge. Mrs. William Pil-
fold won. the raffle.

“Attending © the’ delicatessen
stall was chairman of: Moose-
heart committee...Mrs.
»Mrs:-
William: Bagshaw.'Mrs. Ambrose
Wilson won the, ham raffle, °

The’ Social Seivice’ committee
was in charge of home- -baking
and attended by chairman Mrs,

chairman Mrs. Tyrus Hubel and
members Mrs. Helen Tweed, Mrs.
Carl Matson, Mrs. Emil Nordine

charge.

“Miss Irene Bellamy won the

table cloth, while’ Mrs.: Allen
Hamilton won the towel.
. Other. door prize winners were
Mrs. .R. B. Morgan, ‘hassock,‘Mrs.
Austin Hughson, royal dalton
Myra Ryan,
coffee carafe, Mrs. Vernon Hall,
$10;. Mrs.» William Nesbitt, —-$5-
and Mrs: Clayton Hutt, bark pie-
ture.

‘Cashier
Glassey.

The bingo night was attended
»y. cashier Mrs. Assman, assisted
oy Mrs. Jordan and Mrs, Ken-

was Mrs. “Herbert

 

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: Petes the. bridal portrait... : :

. Browne: and Victor ‘Prystay.

service.

Rev. James Tracey officiated’
at the 12 o’clock marriage cere-
mony. for..the. daughter. of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas S.. Browne of
this city and the son of Rev. and
Mrs. Lawrence G..Sieber of Mis-
sion City and formerly of Prince
Rupert.

Walking up the aisle on the
arm of her father, the. bride
was beautiful, wearing. bridal
silk © organza-over-taffeta, A
scalloped neckline ‘framed the
lace bodice which was re-em-
broidered. with sequins to ac-
cent. the white gown fashioned
in floor. length. Soft folds over
a hooped crinoline. created the
bouffant’ skirt and sleeves were
styled in cape length.

An encrusted lace tiara trim-
and
diamante secured her finger-
tip illusion net veil. heavily
edged with lace: A’ cascade bou-
quet of yellow: roses,: intermingl-
ed with sprays. of. myrtle com-

hoosing_ “to. ‘wear. afla
i‘ pale”: ‘green’
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in city tonig

David Blair, of San ‘Francisco
president. of the National Retail
Credit. association .
to arrive in’ Prince Rupert by
train tonight on his way home

 

 

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Bridal, ‘couple Mr. and Mrs, Roy, Gordon’ Sieb ar are: flanked: “by attendants Mis3 Therese -

—Photo ° by Nishion- Van Meer Studio. -

~ Church of Annunciation. rites.
~solemnized | in noonday service

_ Multi-colored floral’ standards enhanced by flickering candlelight ad-
orned the altar in the Church of theiAnnunciation. May 21 when Anne Marie
Browne and Roy Gordon Sieber exchanged. marriage vows in’a’ lovely wedding

 

 

the waist in cummerbund fash-
ion and accented by fully gath-
ered cape sleeves, caught with
tiny roses. Her tiara was match-
ing ‘and’ she’ carried a bouquet
of carnations en tone,
Best man, was. Victor Prystay
and performing ushering duties
were Gerhard Kloepper and
Thomas D. Browne, brother of
the bride.

‘Altar boys serving were Stiles
Stokes and Maurice. Stokes: while

Rowse. - .
The . bride’s. mother was
charming in a blue flowered silk
jersey gown, topped with a beige
coat and white accessories. For
color. accent she. wore a pink
carnation corsage.

“At the reception held at: the
home’ of the bride’s parents on
733 Sixth Avenue West, William

 

  

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Dibben proposed the toast to the
bride.
_Mrs. Browne

   

centering «. -the’. ‘bride’s. ‘table--and™
flanked : by : vases, ‘of: “spring-cut.
flowers, was ‘cut. by® Mrs... Ger-
hard: Kloepper.. . ee
Under’ the direction

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TO HOLD APPLE BLOSSOM TEA

- Profusions of “Apple Blossoms” will, fill the Civic Centre.
‘main lounge tomorrow afternoon when’ the: Imperial, Order

uchess of Edinburgh chapter .

holds its annual apple blossom: tea. . |
Special feature of the function will ‘be the baby doll and

A bake sale will also be featured as an added’ attraction.
Regent Mrs. Ervin Lindstrom will receive. ‘the guests. Also
general convener, Mrs. Lindstrom, is being assisted by co-con-

To bevheld from 2 to 5 p.m, all proceeds, from the social
affair will go towards the Duchess of Edinburgls educational

wus Head..of NRCA..to. visit.

ht, fornorrow”

con for Mr: Blair tomorrow: He
leaves by boat tomorrow night.

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Cantral Board or hy the Government 0 at Brittah Columbia.

church organist was Mrs. Denis |

‘receiving was
1 . assisted, ‘with, the serving of the.
buffet: luncheon: by: ‘elose- friend
ts | of the: family. Mrs.-A, “B::Storrie:.

“pat he | four-tiereéd.: “wedding: cake,..

Storrie - members. of the Junior
Legion of Mary attended as ser-
viteurs. |
Telegrams of congratulations
and best wishes were received
from Mission. City, Edmonton
Vancouver, “Courtenay, -Lady-
smith, Dublin; Ireland and Man-
chester, England.
For travelling to the interior
the bride donned a navy. and
white polka-dot frock, accented
with white accessories:
As the newly-weds. departed,
the new Mrs. Sieber presented
her mother. with her 7 bridal
bouquet.
Mr, and. Mrs. Sieber are. tak-
ing up residence. at. 1046 Am-
brose Avenue. The. bride is em-
ployed as a secretary at Colum-

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PASTOR'S

Supposing his papers were not
in order, he produced further
letters of reference and showed
them to the questioner,

“But who stands for you?” he
was asked again. Then it was
explained to Dr. Brainerd that
a custom was in effect in Japan
at that: time that a foreigner
intending to spend an indefinite
period in that country must se-
cure the services of a native to
‘stand in his place,’

The native could legally be
called to answer for any crime
committed by the forelgner, or
be held responsible for a debt
left unpaid.

Only after he had secured a
native and paid him for ‘stand-
ing in his place’ could Dr. Brain-
erd enter the country.

Georgetown visit

Returning to the scene of
earlier years were Captain and

 

 

‘Mrs. Donald Peck who left Prince

Rupert today by car following a
visit to Georgetown after 46
years. Mrs. Peck, the former
Doris Campbell daughter of Mr.

‘and Mrs. B. A. Campbell moved:

from Georgetown to Prince Ru-
pert in 1913 attending school
here before moving to Telkwa
where her father was the govern-
ment agent. They renewed many
acquaintances while in the city

 

‘Barly diagnosis and treatment
offer the best chance for recov-
ery from mental illness. At the
first symptoms of mental dis-
turbance, the patient’ should
have the services of the. doctor
or mental health clinic.

 

 

FRED ¥. DOWDIE
OPTOMETRIST
Phone 5548
303: - 3rd Ave. W.

By Captain Earl G. McInnes, Salvation Army,

“FOR WHOM DO YOU STAND?”
Dr. Brainerd, missionary to Japan,
immigration authority and was asked:

a4 . .
. ,

Prince Rupert Dally. News
Briday, May 27, . 1960 a

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CORNER

stood at the desk of the
“Who stands for you?”

 

In a very precious sense Christ
‘stands for us’ before the Throne
of God. The ‘scriptures tell us
that He-.alone is the One ac-
ceptable sacrifice. for the remis-
sion of sins. Acts 4:12 states,
“Neither is there salvation in
any other: for there is none
other name under heaven given
among men, whereby we must
be saved.”

The price we must pay to
have Christ ‘stand for us’ is: not
to be compared with dollars
and cents for He makes no
charge, buf simply asks that we
have faith in His ‘Substitution,’
as Romans’ 5:1 states, “Therefore
being justified by faith we have
peace with God through our
Lord Jesus Christ.”

Thus, through belief in and
reliance. upon The Lord Jesus
Christ, .we. ‘may — successfully’
‘emgirate’ to the better Land of
God which is prepared for those
who are prepared for it. -

_ “The wages of sin | is death
(eternal); but - the. gift of God

 

 

is Eternal ‘Life through Jesus
Christ our ‘Lord.” ”. Romans 6: 23.

 

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watch for our re-opening ad-
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to take orders to go out at.
the rear entrance from 5:30
p.m. to 3:30 a.m. “daily except
Sunday. : We pay. delivery
charges up to $1.00°on orders.
of $4.00: or ‘more... |

 

 

 

 

 

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ANGLICAN CATITEDRAL  .
4th Ave, W. at Dunsmuir. St.
Holy Communion, 8:00 a.m, °
Family Communion Brd- Eunday
*. 9:30: ame)” :
Sentor. School, 9:30. a.m," :.
_ Juniors & Kindergarten 12: a.m.
’ Services 11 a.m. and.7:30. p.m,

Very Rev, G. T. Pattison—Dial 4766

 

ST. PETER’S ANGLICAN |
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Holy Communion 8:00 a.m.
Services 11 a.m. and-7 80° p.m:.
" Rey. D. R. Chassels—Dial. $911:

 

: ‘FIRST BAPTIST .: ..
. Sth Ave. BE. at Young ‘st. :

Services 11 am. and 17:30 pm?
Rev, J. A,‘ Roskam—Dial 5060

Sunday School 10. a.m. and...12: 15

 

REGULAR BAPTIST
629 Gth Ave. EC
Sunday School. 10. a.m.
Services 11:15 a.m, and 7:30 p.m..
Rev, L. E, dackson.—Dlal 3971

 

6th: Ave. E. at Ambrose
Sunday School 10:30 a.m.

Rev. H. W.

EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH “[.

$

B3ervites 11:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Foster—Dlal 4403 5

 

ST, PAUL’S LUTHERAN .
Sth Ave, at. McBride st."
..* Sunday ‘School’ 9:45 (a.m).
, Services 11 a.m. and: 2:30. p.m.

 

“Rev. A. 8. Olson—Dial 4164 ip :

 

  

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£9 2027 6th t Bo
‘Stinday School’ 10. ‘a.m,

- Services 11°a.m,. and. 7:30 p. m,

Rev. Wm, EF.

Leggette—Dial 5839,

 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ©
235 4th Ave, East

Tiny Tots 11. a.m.

Services 11 a.m. and. 7:30 p.m,"
Rev, 1. 8s. Gamble—Dial 5823 °°

_ Sundav School 10 am. oe! nt

 

THE SALVATION ARMY. *

27 Grenville Court—Fraser st.
Sunday School -.12:45- p.m.”
Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Capt..& Mrs, E.

: Dial 3024 and 6181...

 

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UNITED .
West:

FIRST...
636 6th Ave.-

Class—9 :45 a.m,
-’ Nursery, Kindergarten | and .
Primary—11 ame
Services 11° a.m..and 7 :30 p.m

Jr. “Intermediate and Teen - Bible

 

Rev, R. We K,. _Elliot—Dial. B14;

 

200 . 4th Ave.? East.
- Sunday: School. 10 am.
Services 11 a.m. and 7:30:'p.m,.
Rev. J. Kuehn—Dial. 2453,

- BETHEL BAPTIST, CHURCH. .

 

 

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(West Coast Children’s “Mission) =
Sunday. School—10:30 “a.m,

pastor John Goertz :

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Services 11:30 a.m. and 7:30 Pam

 

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