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_ MR. AND MRS.

Ryan of Kitwanga, B.C.

Rey. Dr. R. W. K. Elliott offic- (and

jbouquets for contrast.
Best man was L. W. Ryan while
usher was Douglas Robinson.
For the reception in the Cana-
auditorium — the

jlated at the 7:30-p.m. service.

~Given. in: marriage by her
father the bride was lovely wear-
ing white tulle, heavily appliqued
with lace. The ballerina-length

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JAMES DUNCAN RYAN”
—Photo by Nishio-Van Meer Studio.

~ Cassiar to be new home
for June bridal couple -

A floral and candlelight wedding ceremony sol-
emnized in First United church June 10 united in
marriage Irene Virginia Bird, daughter of Mr. ‘and
Mrs. George P. Bird,.of this city and James Duncan
Ryan, son of Mrs. Olive Ryan and the late Philip

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Prince Rupert Daily News 3
, Monday, June 20, 1960
PRE-PRIMARY GRADUATION os

 

Mrs. David Nelson; vice-pres-
ident; Mrs. Leonard -Loucks, cor-
responding secretary; Mrs. Ern-
est McKeown, treasurer; Mrs.
Arthur Leeson, pre-primary; Mrs.
Archibald Holt, PTA Council;
Mrs. Judo Tasaka, social chair-
man; Mrs. T. A. Omori, member-
ship, assisted by Mrs. Benson
and Mrs. .Edward: Dollemore;
Mrs. Marguerite Stanton, Parent
education and Mrs. Benson
Young, ways and means.”

School principal Ernest Mc-
Keown presided over the election
‘of officers.

During the business meeting it
was decided to donate the sum of
$50 to be given the PTA Bursary

 

It was decided that letters be
written to former long-time ac-
‘tive executive members, Mrs.
Robert Eng and Mrs. Herbert

 

carried white

Legion

carnation

 

 

 

Election of officers |
held at Port Edwar

oA pre-primary graduation ceremony preceded
the. annual June 15 meeting of the Port Edward

Parent-Teacher association when Miss Joan Taselaar.

was re-elected president for the term 1960-61.
Others named. to, office were “
Woods, for their valuable serv-
‘The mem- ~
bers left the ‘district early this_

 

ices over the years.

year,

To open the pre-primary cere-
monies the class. sang several
songs and was welcomed hy ‘Miss
Taselaar, on behalf of the spon-
soring PTA. Miss Taselaar then

handed to each child a diploma.

for completing the year success~
fully. . coo ae

Presents were distributed to
each. child “by kindergarten
teacher, Mrs. Toshio Nishi.

Taking pictures of the little
children were Edward Wampler
and Mrs. Edward Dollemore.

Parents were then shown dis-

plays.of work done by the class:

during the year, while the chil-
dren were served lunch in the
staff room. .

| | Miller Bay Tidbits | a by STEVIE srppuenson

Dr. G. W. J. Fiddes left today for Ottawa where. he will attend a meeting

 

   

FIFTEEN PRE£E-PRIMARY school children pictured following the graduation ceremonies held
June 15 by the sponsoring Port Edward Parent-Teacher association are left to right back
“row: Jackie McKeown, Perry Grimble, Gary Nakatsu, Rachael Alexee, Ricky Wampler, Juanita
“Stewart, Lawrence Brown and Barbara Fujimoto. Front row left'to right are: Leona Tanaka,
Marvin Atchison, Myra Maxwell, Sonia Stewart, Thelma Sankey, Randy Adams and Jenry

|gina and formerly of. this city

@ The DVA representative will 4
June 23, from 10:30 a.m, UH 12:

pointment. (121). :

 

Mrs. Basil S. Prociter. of Re-}
arrived in Prinice Rupert Satur:
day night by car for a week's,
visit as guest of Mr. and Mrs.’D.&
F, Baldwin, 1467 Sixth -Ayenue}
Fast. Mrs. Prockter will. journey %
back with her. daughter,’: Miss
Julie Prockter, who has. been}
on the teaching staff of Roose-
velt Park school.and is leaving to
be with her family... Accompany-4
ing them to Regina for a.holiday.¢

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is Mrs. Peter Lien.“ i

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‘Nisyok. Standing in centre background is teacher Mrs. Toshio Nishi, PTA president Miss
Joan Taselaar welcomed the little students and presented each child’ with a diploma. The

—Photo by Mrs. Edward Dollemore.

 

of Indian and Northern Health Services Directorate to be held June 22 to
24, He will also attend the Canadian Tuberculosis Association: meetings which
will be held. in Ottawa from. June 27. to 30, returning to Prince Rupert July 2.:

Miss Laura Graham _ enter- Dr. W. H. Derkson, Vancouver, ;his own record player and new
tained Tuesday at a birthday! recently appointed dentist will;records. —
party in honor of Miss Rena; be with us for a few days before

 

 

 

Thomas. | going out into the zone. Kathy Yamashita has ‘joined
+ oF & + ob  & the nursing. staff. we
/ Dr. G. A. Mertens, a i

2. Dr. G. A. 1S, regional, Alfred Faithful has very kindly
pathologist; Vancouver is visiting! entertained the patients Satur-
us for a few days. day and Sunday evenings with

Brings Results.

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bride’s mother chose to wear a
two-piece silk ensemble in green
tone with white accessories and
a matching carnation corsage.
The groom's mother attended!
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