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Strachan became the bride

Rey, Dr. R. w. K. Elliott of-
ficlated at the 7:30 p.m,’ cere-
mony for the daughter of ‘Mr,
and Mrs. J B. Strachan’ of this
city and the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Starnes, North Sur-
rey, British Columbia.

Walking down the aisle on
the arm of her father, the bride
chose to wear a white taffeta
and French imported lace gown.
Styled on princess lines, | the
ballerina-length skirt was ac-
cented with a taffeta overskirt,
which fell from a partial lace
bodice, framed with a circular
neckline.

‘Pearl dots on the illusion net
veil were repeated in the crown
of pearls and she carried a
bridal ; bouquet” of -red.-roses, ° |

‘Mrs: W. J. Toye attended her
sister as matron-of-honor ’ wear-
ing-.an’ orange-blossom “toned
chiffon: gown | fashioned’ in
ballerina- -length. She carried -a
nosegay. of white carnations and:
her -gloves and ‘bandeau. were’

: A deep-royal: blue was -worn
by Miss Marian Smith, who at-
tended as bridesmaid. The shir-
chiffon bodice fell to a
ballerina- -length ‘flared ‘skirt and
she. also. carried a: nosegay” of

‘white carnations. Her. gloves and

bandeaw matched. her ensemble,

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poked a. finger in the tap. to”
make the water run faster: Her-
finger stuck, and it took a crew”
of firemen: to break. open ‘the:
bathroom door and free the
blushing lady.

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tend as guest-of- honor.

in shades of orange-blossom and
by fragrant flowers formed. the
wedding performed inthe First

when Barbara Margaret
of Ear| Robert Starnes.

tans oe « tere etre ort aaa ti teen

Best man was W. J. Toye and
performing ushering duties was
Vernon Rydde.

At the small reception’ held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Toye-on 305 Fifth Avenue ‘West,
the bride’s . mother received

wearing a printed silk of blue -

flowers on a.white background,:
Black accessories and a corsage
of white carnations completed
her ensembie,

William Crawford proposed the

toast to the bride and the best -

man read congratulatory tele.
grams received from the bride’s .
maternal grandfather, Charles
McNab of Sidney, Vancouver Is-

land; Kamloops and ' Prince
George.
Serviteurs . were: > Miss’ Eva

Rydde, Miss Barbara. Rydde and
Miss -Irene - ‘Toye,

Newlyweds | have ~ taken up
residence at 616 Seventh ‘Avenue
West. The groom.is- employed at
Columbia — Cellulose’. Company

-|Ltd., Watson Island. and, the bride

Is employed | at the. Canadian Na-
tional: ‘Telegraphs. "

. Tickets _
~ for. reunion
now available}

_ Ticket. reservations may
now be made. for the-‘An-
nual Dinner Dance .and
Anniversary Reunion” te
be held March 11) at the
Flame Supper ‘club; ‘South
Burnaby, under. the. Spon.
sorship of the: Prince Rup.

ert Society.
Prince’ Rupert residents, whe

 

,are planning ‘to. attend the an. |
nual event,-may make table re j
. servations by writing. the. Flam: .

Supper

club; 3776-. Grandviev
Highway, South: Burnaby,. or br
telephoning long- ‘distance. HY
4-5454.

Society. president. ‘Dr. Carl J

‘| Reich said that in honor of th: |
city’s | Jubilee year,’ the: Societ: .
has planned a program to Pleas

all “age - groups.
Following a cocktail hour from
6: 730. .to.'7:30-p.m., there. will be

Var ‘Yegular.dinner.:from 7:30. t¢

9 p.m.: with. speakers* limited : te

“Lal: an” ‘hour, Dancing * Wilh: be.

‘gin:at 9 p.m. and’ terminate a:
l..a.m.Dr,.-Reich. has also an-
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WINDSOR, Ont. .@— .Windso:
police are planning a crackdow)
on: post - ‘nuptial’ celebrations

‘particularly horn-blowing. “We
don't want to spoll their fun bu

‘some .restraint will have to br

used,” said Chicf Constable Car
Farrow after several complaint,
about the noise, —

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Prince: Rupert: Genetal ho
Coffée Party” from.11:30.

FRIDAY: AT. CIVIC. CENTRE:

u ahh « co ’ ee ead on
Prince. ‘Rupert's. colors: of g green, gold and. purple.

will form the colorful decor in the Civic Centre audi- .

torium Friday when: the Women’s auxiliary: to the |
“Jubilee

  
  
  
 

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Open to the public, the coffee
party is; held- annually with
proceeds ear-marked for hos-
pital equipment. .

To receive the ‘guests will. be
WA president. Mrs, Carl Strand.
' Co-convenets are Mts, “J. A,
Martin and Mrs. R.: B. MeDon-
ald. oy

Mrs, J. B. Rae is. in charge of
decorations, —

The luncheon menu: has been
planned. as a” tempting, ‘invita:
tion to. pléase everyone’s tastes,

Open-facéd -sandwiches,.. two

fish, meat, poultry,-cheese and
eggs will. be. accompanied ., by
baking: desserts: and.a- ‘choice of
beverages.

_ Tickets may be: obtained: Tom’

  
 
 
 

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stay. ned :

dian’ Prince. Satirday: hight - £0
Vaticduver : “en -route.;té 7
‘Vancouver. “Island st

is, imonth’s: vacation: im
oot bers of: ‘his: family. arid: trjends

“ ‘heaving’ 1 f0r: a’ month $4
{vacation . ‘Saturday - -by..boa

|wa's Gift: Bar in. the: “hospital :
or at the coffee party. |
, Ticket convener is: Mrs. strand.

  
    

“PERSONALS:

, Mts. Angus G,: McCaig,

where ‘she ‘will visit her. son.and.
daughter-in-law. Mr.: sand Mts.

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‘|dian Prince en route to Victoria’

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5 “burg ‘and: daughters* Mary”Ann’
and’. Marilyn. of:.‘Port: Edward.:
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BRIDAL: PORTRAIT PICTURES NEWLYWEDS ‘Mr. and Mrs. Earl. a
Robert Starnes, centre, following their: Saturday: night’ wedding |
in First United church with: Rev.'Dr. R..W. K/EMott officiating. -
Also pictured in the bridal ‘party left to. ‘right. are. W. J. Toye,. 4:
Vernon Rydde, Miss Marian Smith and.:-Mrs. W. J.. ‘Toye. the -|
bride, the former Miss’ Barbara Margaret © -Strachan _ is “the . :
daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Strachan of this ‘city and ‘the: |
groom is the son. of Mr. and Mrs. John Starnes, North Surrey; he
. British Columbia. Mrs. G. F. -Nicholls ‘presided - “at. the organ |...
. be. the. ‘setting: ‘for the annual Girl Guide Tea and

for. the church service. —Photo by Nishio-Van Meer Studios.

WEDDING MARCH 5_

 

 

Guide tea. to be > held
“ins Presbyte erian hall |

“The First. Presbyterian Church hall this year will

sale of ‘hhome-cooking ‘to be. held: ‘Saturday, March

 

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“Prine. | Rupert.
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‘Daily: News
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-cene of a

Miss Mary Storrie.

Miss... Storrie’s marriage to
terhard Kloepper will take place
larch 5 in St. Andrew’s Angli-
“an Cathedral.
Co-hostess for the miscellan-
dus shower party was Mrs.
‘aniel  Kristmanson. —
Presiding by the side of the

 

uest-of-honor: was her brides-
|, iaid-elect Miss, Anne Brown,

 bSpide- clock Mary Storie

honored witl, hoes party Ye

The home of Mrs. S. S. Kristmanson was the
lovely bridal shower last week when
jyany friends gathered to fete popular bride-elect

| ‘ho . assisted. with the. opening

{> gifts, | arranged |
- ecorated:. box. 2.2%
- ,The honored guest was. also
. tesented - with. a floral cor-
i12e.

Bingo games and refreshments

News

The ferry was very slow as
t had to keep to its own nar-
sow channel, but the car made
She two-and-a-quarter miles. in

 

‘has alrondy been a teacher short

ainutes.- It was Peter Knelson
rho © ‘came. over. first to see if
she ice. was strong enough to
arry a car and on Saturday
several more came over instead
wf waiting for the ferry,
ee
Paul Paulson was driving his
feat’ on the ice of Babine Lake
vhen It crashed through, Paul
eaped, very wet, and the “eat”
yas recovered a fow days later,
eo te

It wns a shoek to us all to
hear that -Mrs. Vie Montaldi
was $1] with pollo, and on Fri-
day morning was taken to Van-
couver, She jis the wife of the
Burns Lake High school prin-
eijpal and was also teaching,
Dr, J. Matvenko accompanied
her’ on the Omineca Alrways
vlane from Burns Iake © to
Prince George where an fron
lung wos waiting and sho was
transferred to a larger plane
for Vancouver, Burns Lake High

with Wolgo Larson paralyzed
after a ont neeldont,

Charle Roborts, who was drive
ing the propane delivery truck
for tho. Burns Lake Canadian

in. x Sally

Francois | La ke"

By AGNES HU. NEAVE
‘ Daily News Correspondent

FRANEOIS LAKE—-On Friday afternoon we saw
vhat | expect few have seen before—a' ferry, a car
ind folks walking over the lake at the same, time.

 

composed the entertainment for
the Thursday night affair.
Extending best wishes and
gifts were invited guests, the
bride’s mother, Mrs, A. B. Stor-
rie, Mrs.’ Samuel Haudenschild,
Mrs. Nettie Arbuckle, Mrs. Frank
Baldwin, Mrs. T. J. Boulter, Mrs.
Victor Duplessis, ‘Mrs.. Leé Dell;
Miss “Brown, Mrs. Thomas’ El-+

B.A. ‘Hedstrom, ° -Mrs. Oscar
Johnson, Mrs. Arthur ‘Kristman-
son, “Mrs. - Jack’ Mussallem, Mrs.
Alex. Newton,.. Mrs: .. “Sinclair
Pierce, Mrs, ‘A. Bi Storrie. Jr.
and Mrs, L.A. Wide.

 

 

 

 

George with 250 ‘gallons of gas
was lucky, Hit by a train, . the
cab of the truck was ‘a wreek,
but the Yas tank was Intact. °
Me ee

Our store has. been, a busy
place this last week, as we have
done jit over with cream and
white paint. It looks so much
lighter and larger.
painted the Post Office, and
have built new letter boxes as
there were not enough before
with’so many folk having moved
in, The cellings wero casy enough
to do, but the walls were a prob-
lem with having to move all
the ennnod stuff and having to
ba. careful not to alter the price
Inbols, z

hooded

yack O'Meara. Js having a
worrying time with his lovely
hay mare, Ginger. Sha was out
on the range with our horses,
whon- he noticed that sho was
bleeding from a. wound above
her tail, He took her home and
finds that.n bullet, no doubt a
spent one from a distande, went
in to hor back.-Tho wound is now
suppurating jand. swelling and
ale doosn't soon well in herself,
It may .be necessary to operate
and cut: the bullet ont, but un-
fortunately‘there Is no, veterin.

 

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“before Margaret, fiance...

—- LONDON (W—Susan Davies, 14-yont-olel native of ‘Tdmon-
ton, mado hor dancing. debut in| tho: RoyalOpern House |
Tuosday night, It colnalded ‘with tho. flrat major public Ape
pearanco of Princess Margaret, and jor fianee, “Antony

With sovon other girls ‘and oight hoys: from tho. Royal
Ballot school, sho took part in a program: of folk danaing:
one of tha dancos in thetr program was
galn charity porformaince at: ‘the porn

The Times. prataoa the atudonta’ porrarmance, oo
ene nereeeer ge ee eOetOe est OtGts OPI OPO COOOOE De ONEOETTED NOH OD

liott,. ‘Mrs. ‘Kenneth Hardy, “Mts.

Jing.
planning: hikes while the weather

We also!”

45, beginning at 2:30 p.m.
’ Proceeds from the’ function. will: ‘go towards sup-
_|porting the various Girl Guide and Brownie activities
{during the . coming: “season, to

camping.
The various Guide Companies
and Brownie . Packs : celebrated
the joint-birthdays of Lord and
Lady Baden - Powell -complete
with 50th anniversary birthday
cakes in a ceremony which -has
come to be known as “Thinking
Day.”

‘Each year. on Thinking Day
Girl. Guides and Brownies’ in.
many. countries hold. special
ceremonies. to promote better.
understanding | between na-
tions. ..

At .the conclusion. of the pro-
ceedings a collection was. taken
and ‘the monies. ' sent:. to’. the
“World -Friendship “Fund.” --

“First Guide Company Captain
Mrs. W.-E. Poole reports ‘that five

 

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ton, and a gold
na Knutson:

the _ meeting

a.m.

Brownie | Pack

Mary O’Toole.
O'Toole.

Mrs. George’.

 

Guides have completed the’ four

| mile hike which is one of the -re-

quir ements. for’ first class: stand-
- Several’ more Guides are

remains: fine. New Guides -en-
rolled were. Helen Cooper. and
Colleen Commer.

Mrs. - Myron: Kowal’s — Second
Guide Company. visited: the
Pioneer Home during. January

and February to give greetings to
those with ‘birthdays in the first |
two months of this: year, |
Newly formed Miller Bay
Guides and Brownie group under
the leadership of Miss M, Miller
report a membership of three
Brownies and six Guides. District

Girl Guides Mrs, R. F, Lucas was

conduct. _ the Thinking Day
ceremony,

Mothers of new Brownles were

guests of the First Brownile Pack
during the enrolment of Mary
Jane Bird and Joyee Goudsmid,
Laurenna Elliott walked up to the
Fourth Guide Company,
Second Brownlie, Pack Brown
Owl Mrs, George West reports
that Detdre Derry and, Christine
Wost have flown up and Joan
Dalzell and Gale Peterson wore
anrolled,

The Fourth Brownie Pack led
Yy Brown Owl Mrs, F, L, Derry
feports the sizenble enrolment
of 13 new members and with this
Inerease an urgent. request for
an interested mothor or elder
sister to act as Tawny Owl,

It was further roported that
gold bars were earned by Gillian

 

 

MRS, OLIVA Ye IRVINE, 64, of
Holland, Manitoba, was ono of
two poraons recently nppolntod
to the Sonate, Mrs, Irvino, a
formor schoo) tanchor, hns for
the Inst yoor boon Manitobn's
roprosontative on tho National
Capital. Commiasion. which tn
charged with tho bonutificas
tion of Ottawn and surround.

 

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Commissioner for Prince Rupert |:

present recently at Miller Bay to}

to Helen. Knut

Many -of. ‘th
Brownies are.
instruction: an

wool.

Micholuk, Elizabeth “Miller, Eil-
leen. Norton and. Elizabeth Nor- |.

-Brown Owl Mrs. H. W. Timms
of the Fifth Pack announces that

changed to Saturdays at 10: 30

It. was reported. by Brown Owl
Miss Julie Prockter of the Sixth

‘badges were won: by Rosemary
Mallory, Christine Koughan, and

are- Anita: Arduini
_ Seventh. Brownie | Pack. leader

Karen Knutson has flown . up,
Also, sixer stripes were awarded
to Darlene Germscheid and Les-
lie Gladding and.a golden: ‘hand

has appealed for.odd lengths. of
It would be appreciated if
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