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MR, A ND MRS:

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EWASIUK- PAUL RITES.

 

Peter. Ewasiuk before. the
Church. |

~ Rev.-Dr. R. W.. Ke Blilott “of.
ficiated at the 3-p.m. -ceremnoy
for the daughter’ of well - known}.
city residents, Mr and Mrs. J ohn
‘G. Paul and the son. ‘of Mr:
‘Mrs.° JOR Ewasluk | ‘Of Glendon,

oe! “Given in “marriage: by her. ‘fae
‘ther. ‘the bride was radiant ’as

 

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with’ any, “sho
2. complete’
“trait she wore a sequined ‘thar:

which |

shoulder - length ” ‘{lusion »-net |:

veil and. she carried. a. ‘bouquet
of? ‘Talisman roses...

“attending
‘attendant, Mrs.

IPs,

 

her sister- in- Jaw. as
John. G. Paul;
_wore 8 a delicately: patterned

 

 

, ? nbeet bridge

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we ‘ners nam ed

‘Partners Mrs. T. B. Black and
Mrs. A, D, Ritchie and Mrs,. C.
C#Mil!ls and Mrs. Willinm Noble
were named firs bridge. prize
winners in the Cunbrai.Merry-
Go- Round” bridge series which
concluded Wednowday night

“The wind-up | ‘sessions

 

Je Coradina and, Mrs. R.:
Morley: with: winners: ‘euch. pre-
sented iv delicately. - patterned

    

PETER EWASIUK”
— Photo by. Nishio- Van: Meer.

OF wide: interest in Y Prince Rupert \ was 5 the 5 iabety|
wedding solemnized Friday, March 10; when ‘Cath-|
erine Shirley © Paul exchanged marriage vows: with |

and |.

as. usher was Walter Sipko..

 

‘gracefully ‘secured: “her,

were

played, at. the homes of Mrs. J i

er Studio

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altar of the: First United

 

| pale green. brocade: sheath, off-
set with. a: taffeta overskirt- and.
she- ‘carried. a ‘bouquet: of pink
‘carnations. . m

The. bride’s. brother, John. G.
‘Paul was best man, and ‘serving

At ‘the. reception in..the ban-

  

 

| label’ contest. to. be used: for. ithe:

‘building fund, “Mrs.” Percy. Bond, :
College ‘of Regents chairman told

the. SON halt’ beginning: at 10°.

_|: lar meeting, . presided by: Presi-,
dent Kenneth: Laird. 5

4's ‘Leaving tomorrow: morning ‘by
ver-is Mrs, Arthur: Oswald, -dele-
‘attend
: from March 21 to 24. Mrs. R. W,

‘Sharpe |

% Victoria: where ‘she will, take | a
secretarial. course...

quet oan of. the Prince Edward .

  

‘ceived. ‘in’ the : ‘Carnation. ‘Milk

fund “at: Mooseheart: and. ‘the

members of .the: Women’: of. ‘the
Moose, Wednesday night, :

were:

‘Costume: ball. :
tonight at SON

"Attractive: prizes “will be
“awarded tope rsons wearing |
‘best costumes tonight.at the.
Sons..of Norway. St. Patrick’s: *
masquerade.ball to be held in.

 

 

: p.m. : eS

‘Plans... ‘for the | pala ‘affair -
were’ completed ‘Monday: night’
“when the lodge held its. regu-.

 
 

 

 

PERSONALS a

 

CPA plane. en route’to. -Vancou-

gate for the First United Church
Women’s: Missionary. : Society to
the -annual ° meetings
K.. Elliott » and-.*Miss:- Wilma
left. this: morning "by
plane en route to “Vancouver
where they will also attend the
annual sessions.
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“Miss Carol Elkins; daughter’ of
Mr. and’ Mrs..C..S. Elkins, leaves:
tomorrow. by. plane. en route. to

More. ‘than’ $80. has ‘pen: re= |

spiel -Friendship Session to. be:
a May.

 

Ketchikan.

on. the: Chapter ,

aye

’Presided by Senior Regent: Mis.
Thomas: -Thomas,‘in other~ bust
ness it was announced’ that for
‘mer Deputy Grand. Regent “Mr.
Cherrill: ‘McIntyre: had. been: ‘ap-:

‘of. -WOTM to preside ‘over:.the
held here. the | first, ‘Sunday. in

   

Plans are: well’: ‘underway. ‘for.
this: -event with Mrs.. Thomas in
charge. of. hospitality, .

Members: who: “have: received:
their call: to the Friendship. are
asked to get in touch with either.
| Mrs: . Kenneth » Hardy: or: Mrs:
William. . Pilfold, ‘Tegistration
| chairmen. . ‘

“Te begin. ‘the. weekend: activi-
ties, a, ‘Friendship Ball: is: being:
‘planned. . ‘for: - visitors: expected:
‘from: Prince George, Stewartand

   
     
   
     
     
    
     
   
       
   
    
   
  
  
      

 

“Mrs:: McIntyre, ‘in ‘giving a talk
Achievement

Award, - stated’: that. “the” ‘city

seven - years.

: Among: the standing ‘commit-
tee ‘reports. submitted, . chapter
development : chairmen “were -re-
minded to get their attendance
reports from the Senior Regent,
to be filled. ana returned as soon

as possible™ SO that new. horizon

certificates could be applied. for.
Mrs. Matthew _ Garbelya:‘and:}:
Mrs. Arnold Assman. were’ .ap-
pointed to’ represent the chap-
ter. at: the. Cancer’ Society ‘« din:
ner. meeting in’ April...
“Mrs. Paul Postula’s name was
drawn for. the: lucky- box “and
Mrs. Joseph ‘ Kurdzeil-: won: ‘the
Ray McMillan raffle. The Moose=-
haven. committee was hostess for

 

The bake sale will be held
-Hagen and Mrs: John.Pedersen

Cancer Society Dinner meeting:
gates.” a

| Pedersen.

- Red Cross Drive tomorrow night and also ‘to. attend the annual »

Next, mesting 9 will, be hela April | 5 at. ‘the. ‘home of. Mrs

i the .session.* oes

SONJA. LADIES PLAN ‘SALE.
MOTHER'S. DAY TEA: SOCIAL |

—~ A bake sale on March 30 and a Mother’s: Day Tea, “May 13,.
were planned for Wednesday night when the Sonja Ladies held :
its regular: meeting at the home of Mrs. Rayner Montgomery. :

with President. Mrs. Anton Strand. presiding. os

in the Co- -Op. ‘Centre and: the “

afternoon tea in the Sons of Norway . hall. .
In other business with. 12 members attending, Mrs. ‘Hans’

were elected to’canvass in the: :

  

in April as Sonja Ladies’ dele-

 

 

  
  
   

‘of. red: ‘carnations for. ‘color’ ‘con-
trast Seog
“A three = tiered wedding cake
‘centred: the ‘attractive. bride’s
table enhanced with: candlelight
and bougets. of daffodils. -

James. ‘Rhodes: of * Prince
George ‘proposed: the. toast to the
bride and serviteurs were Miss
Evelyn “Macdonald, Mrs. Robert
Keays, Miss: Doreen: Paul, Miss
Barbara. Paul and Mrs. Edward
‘Dickens,

Newlyweds

  

have taken up
residence at the trailer court,
Parkside Motel, Both Mr, and
Mrs.- Ewasiuk are employed by
the Canadian National Railways.

 

CIVIV CENTRE SCHEDULE
9:30 ami—dJIr. Art (6-8 yrs); 1

pin, —+ Casual Basketball, Jr.
Art. (9-12. yrs.); -Basketball game
and: Roller Skating cancelled;

Casual Weight Training; Casual
Table Tennis, Casual Handball,

 

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Teen. Town,

OMINE nT von PED: CANADIAN |
‘Poway: Jonnings, . Makos, Rod;
NW, Douglas: on the. drumaand |
Mra, Jonninga - holpod catabiiah

      

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<0 By BETTY, WADDELL us
. Tomorrow, : March? 18, canvas
sers forthe. Canadian Red‘ Cros

door. They are asking for dona-
tions. to ° “keep: Red: Cross ‘active
internationally,” nationally | ‘and
' locally. - py Bale

Besides. a “myriad “of worth-
while programs, the Red’ Cross
has become famous for its splen-
did efforts’ during. time of | dis-
tress and emergency..

Canada's Red Cross, is. very
active around the world, taking
its place as a representative of
a privileged nation.

However, although they send
physiotherapists. to Morocco,
doctors to The Conga, blankels
and clothing to Chile and Aga-

 

1 div, they do not forget the peo-

ple at home; the people who do-
nate blood, money and time over
the. years. Major ‘Canadian dis-
asters are met with a willingness
to. do everything «possible, and
then a little more by Red Cross
volunteer workers.

 

 

 

Society.- will be: knocking: ‘on your,

 

peg. “and ‘Toronto,

bump: at Springhill.

In Prince Rupert the Cana-
dian Red Cross has standing em-
ergency relief always available. |:
In. the advent of fire or other
misadventure, Prince Rupert’s
fire chief has been asked to call.
the disaster chairman at the
first opportunity so that imme-
diate aid can be given. Lt. R, E,
Thompson, RCN, of . HMCS
Chatham, Prince Rupert’s disas-
ter chairman, has at his disposal
a store of. bedding, and authority
to use Red Cross funds at his
discretion,

This immediate aid will

hopes this is the answer to our

tlon on March 18 helps the Ca-

 

 

“the Plortata’ Tolograph Dollvery
Rad Cross worker, .Tf anyone
“honor, gold hor name to: TD,

 

Canadian, Mothor titlo. by N follow

knows .n mothor..worlhy of this

‘Box. 4044, Ottawn,
— “Photo. by MALAK, Ottawa

pointed . by the Grand . Council |’

chapter had earned oie of these},
awards for the past consecutive

s: floods ‘at'-Vancouver, Winni- |:
during: the |}::
Noronic fire in Toronto. and: the ]’.

re~ |’
lieve anxiety and carry.a burn-{
ed-out family until permanent |.
help is available. The Red Cross |.

local need, Your: generous dona-.)

nadian Red Cross in this service, ;

aS Ne Fe wwe

trying to. Fat work’ ‘finished: in
Junior,. Teen. and - ‘Adult. classes
at; ‘the: Civic Centre. . corgi s

“The end: of: March. marks) ‘the
end of the program year, ‘all. ‘per-

asunny: day’ - -had- better: come

‘down ’ to: the*. ‘Civic Centre’ and

get. their. work ‘finished:

“ADULT. ‘Cc E R A- MI ome CLASS
STUDENTS | are” ‘advised - ‘not: to

_| with with: pots. of of: all. sizes and. fired

m Suis F invited d

| to Mon. meeting

   

Guide tea”

 

and _Seconders get- -together:

 

Let ee Oe ee ge

Ss ‘to. ‘red. hot. Ss me: ‘very nice tins

out. of ‘the: ‘Kiln.

sons who have been “waiting for.

-Peterson:’ ” .
ye SQUARE. - DANCING. —~ “This |

 

‘start: any new,projects. after: ‘this. day.
week, as it- will, take ‘too: long : to
dry “and fire’ them, and. glaze.
fire: ‘them: “Twice a week’ or: more

often. the..Kiln:. has. ‘been filled

9. p.m, Junior, -Teens on. Tues:

 
 

A: report..on the Fecent fi
nd . discussion’ on.
the Divisional ‘Patrol. Leaders f

ished pots: ‘are’ beginning to coine

 

“TINY TOTS— Will all mothérs|

    
   
     
   
    
  

of Tiny: Tots, who. have. practiced |" Di

for. Variety: Show, please. pick: Up).

their’ “patterns. for costumes, “as, e

soon. as ‘possible from Mr

 

 
  

 

week’s Square ‘Dancing: ‘had been
changed. from - Friday fo Thurs.

   

 

 

4 REGISTRATION. is: now. “open
for. Rebound. tumbling., on. the
Trampoline.:,Classes will; be lim-
ited’ to’: -20 members _ ‘per: . ‘class.
Adult, ‘classes are on Mondays. at

days. ati TDP. ‘m.;. ‘Senior Teens: ‘on
Thursdays. at. +77. p.m; Wd uniors
on. Saturday: afternoon. at’ 1. p.m.
depending: on. interest, shown.

: SPECIAL, EVENTS — Coming
soon Friday, ‘March - 24 at-8. ‘p.m,
in the. Civic- Centre: Auditorium
suitable:: for- the -whole:;family,
movies: from‘: he-Land:. of. the.
Midnight. Sun, . “Springtime , in
the- »¥ukon”—one:

 

   

 

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330. ‘pamily. Com-
‘munion | ‘8rdi; Sunday; »11:00 ! ‘a.m.
Family: ‘Service, 4th: ‘Sunday; 11:00.
‘aim, &’ 7:80" ‘p.m, Services : ‘each,
‘Sunday; Wednesday. & Saints: Daye
UE.7:30 a.m; Holy ‘Communion.

ot) DP Very, Rev. GT.’ Pattison—Dial- aq

 BVANGELICAL, ‘ FREE, ‘CHURCH:
: 6th: AVG. ates ‘Ambrose

  
   
  
  
  
     

 

 

 
  
 

 

a.) Sunday” Sonor £10:30°aim.:
Services 11:30 vam. and '.7:30- p.m:
Rev. TH. We _Foster—Dtal 4403 |:

FIRST. PRESDYTERIA

  

 

 

  

 

  
 
 
  
  
 
 
 
  

 
 

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Rev. M,.. B. -Odland—Dial 4164

. ALVATION ARMY.
: Greny ville’ Courts Rraser.

   

     

  
 
 
   

 

 
 
 
  
 
  

  
 
 

 

 

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9:30. -a.m,—Breaking = of, ‘Bread,

“Sunday. School::11 30: ame

- Gospel Service ::8:00— pam.
aw : Everybody. ‘Welcome’.

: Phone: GBIL, 20, 307.

  

 

  

 

   

 

 

 

   
    

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@ Sons: of Norway. Masquerade |
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Primary—11 , a.m. :
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