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By AGNES it. NEAVE

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“Francois Lake—Bert Magnusson . is our new. telephone repairman. He
Has. come recently from. Kitimat ‘where he was working. His wife’ and four
children will follow as soon as he can find a suitable house in Burns Lake.

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a baby son David. Drew born
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and their small son are visiting
Edward’s mother Mrs. J. Roberts.
Edward is now a Warden at the
: Essondale Hospital.

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Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Herman
‘of Prince Rupert stayed for
one night’ in our Ferry Cot-
tage. It is two years since
they were here before.

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Ben and Anne Wiens and their
two children Anne and Benja-
min arrived unexpectedly a few
days ago. to surprise Ben's
brother Abe but unfortunately
Abe has gone to-Fort St. John
to work. However, they were
able to visit with Abe's wife
Ethel and the children. ,

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On Wednesday we had a sur-
_prise visit from some old friends
from the prairic, Mr. and Mrs,
their farm and are considering
Dunean MeLeod. They have sold
going into the Motel husiness
In B.C,

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Already it is beginning to look
summery with folk goming in
with thelr boats and trailers,

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We are enjoying eating mor-
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trees, They taste Hke mushrooms
but look Uke little half opened
umbrellas, They grow ino little
groups and are easy to find and
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There was an Anglican Church
of Canada Confirmation Service
in the ehureh jn Burns Lake
on Wednesday evening, with 12
confirmed and two accepted Into
the church. As we have no
Bishop of our own in the Dio-
cesa of Caledonin, the Bishop
of Cariboo (the Rt, Rev, Ralph
8. Dean) officiated, After the
service Rev. John Frame Invited
us all to the basement of the
church where delicious refrosh=
ments were served, and we were
able to visit. The Rev, Douglas
W. Namblidge and students Roh-
or. R, Purdy and James Kiddoll
so helped with the service.

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On Wednesday afternoon Rev,
John Frame brought Bishop

Denn and his party for a short
vialt, The BWahop noticed a ple-
ture we have of my old hame
where 1 was born in Lelston In
Buffolk called Bt. Mary's Abbey
showing ow home built inside
the rulns, He was Intorested for
when he attended the Lambeth
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Edward and ‘Bea Sholander_ and ‘stayed a night in my old
Thome. It is now owned by the

church for meeting of the Clergy
and as a,Rest Home.

It is such a large house that
it would be difficult for an
ordinary family, to keep it up
without a lot of help. It surely
surprised the Bishop to see the
picture tucked away here in the
centre of B.C. a.

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Saturday was our Big Day of
the year, the day. for the crown-
ing of the Queen and the may-
pole dancing, races and games.
The hall grounds looked fes-
tive. Elaine Remanda was the
May Queen and she looked lovely
in her long white gown and long
train carried by little Diane
Peterson and our little grand-
daughter Marie, The Shelford
twin boys were Crown Bearers.
Our MLA Cyril Shelford placed
the crown on the Queen's head
and spoke of the significance

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of the day, The Francols Lake
school children then did the

maypole dance In front of the.

Queen's dals, There was a ball
fame between Decker Lake and
Francois Lake, the visiting team
winning the game. In the even-
ing was a dance In the hall to
the music of Verne Bare's Band
whieh wos well attended and
all had a real good time,

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When Hal and I left in the
pick-up to go to the hall to see

that Wugh had locked the store
front door, and he thought that
we would, When we returned two
hours Jater we found the front
door open and folk had evidently
been in and aut far two hours
and found nobody there lo serve
them, We do not think that any:
thing was taken, and there was
stil) lots of cash in the eash
drawer whieh js In the eounter
and unlocked!

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Annou ncements

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Agent, Mutual Life of Cannda,
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qounsel or appointments, Phone
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@ Pance and Soelnl,
Tomple by W.A. ta 700, Friday,
May 24th, Members only. Dance
10:00 pam, to 2:00 tm, (104)

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CANOEING TEST

A TUQUE, Qua, W--The an-
nie) W00-nye ennoo ree on the
BL. Mnuries Rivar between La
Tuque and Trols-Rivieres has
heen sot. for Beptembor §-7, with

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more than $6,000 In prizes,

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TWO OF THE six. winning
gardens entered. in’ the. Prince
Rupert club’s:“Spring Garden
Contest” pictured above ‘dre
‘those | belonging’ to Frederick:
-1629 Highth Avenne
East,. top and Mr.. and: Mrs.
George Cloutier, 1813 Second
Avenue. West, . bottom. . Five
“other entries by Mr. and ‘Mrs.
William Davidson, 1129 Bleven-. .
th-Avenue’~ Bast; Mrsi* ‘Lioyd :
Stevens, 1203 Eighth Avenue
East; Mr. and Mrs, W. H.
Wilson-Murray, 436 Bowser
Street; Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Pierce, 1941 Graham and. Mr.
and Mrs. H. 'G. Scholten, 2175
Atlin Avenue will all receive
prizes to be presented at the
June 2 meeting of the club,
president Harry S. Harrison
said today. —Staff photos
by Charles E. Giordano.

 

10 p.m.-2 a.m,

 

Rev, Ivan S. Gamble officiated
at the floral and. candlelight
ceremony for the daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Smith. of

Mr. and. Mrs, Roy Bolton of Kit-
selas.

The bride in a white flowing
formal gown, was given in mar-
riage by her father.

Miss Jean Sweeney was or-
ganist.

Maid-of-honor was Mrs. Rob-
ert Hayes and attendants were
Miss Marlene Faithful, Mrs.
Ronald Parker, Mrs. Margaret
Oldfield, Miss Ella White, Mrs,
Ronald Smith and Mrs. Robert

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~ for big spring. tea

Big event of the late’ spring social season will be
staged. next Wednesday, June:3,.when Prince Rupert
Rotary club plays host .to the tea and sandwich set
at its annual Spring tea in the Civic” Centre.

The entire Rotary club mem-
bership has been. delegated to
duties for the affair being held
from 2 to 5 p.m. All married
Rotarians have been conscripted
into obtaining cakes from thelr
wives for sale at the bake- table
and fancy aprons will be. worn
by waiters Dennis Light, Robert
Eliott, T. C. Melville, William:
Scuby, R. B. Finlayson, “Ling: Bo

PERSONALS:

Mrs. Anton Strand; 153 Taylor

 

Street, returned home Monday by}

Canadian Pacific Airlines plane
following a three-week vacation
visiting relatives. and friends :in
New Westminster, Vancouver
and Bellingham, Washington..-:

K. F. Harding, general manager
of the Prince Rupert Fishermen’s
Co-operative .association leaves
tomorrow by CPA plane. for”:
week's business tri jp i in: vaneoi
ver.

| BOLTON-SMITH vows ~

Nine. attendants in entourage.
enhance May wedding at United

An entourage of six bridesmaids, two flower girls
and a maid-of-honor gowned in pastel shades, pre-
ceded the bride Beverly Hanna: Smith down the aisle
in the First United church Saturday afternoon for
her wedding to Christopher William | Bolton.

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Port Simpson and the ‘son. of.

Smith Jr.

Flower girls were Sharon ‘Alex-
cee and Donna Alexcee.

Best man Charles Alexcee Jr,
was assisted by ushers. John |
Alexcee, Morris Masno, Melvin.
Bevin, Robert Smith Jr.,. Ronald
Smith and Murray Smith.

At the’ reception the bride's
mother. ‘received and guest

speakers were Benjamin Sey-
mour of Terrace and Flora Be-
vin’ of: Kitselas.

Master of ceremonies was

 

 

 

Mrs. .R. DJ “Roberts ‘and: “ner
four children: of “116. Eleventh
Street; leave ..Saturday aboard
the “Canadian’ Prince” for a two-
week holiday'in Vancouver.

Mrs. Emily Nuttall leaves Sat-
urday by boat for a two-month
holiday in Vancouver to. visit
members of her family before
returning to her home in Port
Arthur. While here she’ was guest
of her son and daughter-in-law,

Mr, and Mrs. H. CA; Nuttall, Sixth.

 

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Henry Kelly.

all set

BORIS -ROUBAKINE, a dis-
tinguished .member of the
piano. faculty of the Royal
Conservatory . of Music of Tor-
onto, will conduct current ex-
aminations for the Royal Con-
servatofy of Music. of. Tor-
onto in Prince Rupert on June
5 and 6. After 10 years of con-
certs. and. teaching in New

He completed his piano studies
in Paris where he also studied
composition with Paul Dukas.
For 12 years, Mr. Roubakine
was a leading faculty member
of the Ecole Normale de Mu-

sique. de Lausanne, Switzer-
land and during this time

made extensive European con-

 

Shang; Leonard Brewerton and
W. S. Kergin.

Norman Christenson is general
convener for the tea and club
president Charles R. Roberts will
receive the guests.
~ Decked_ in typical cvigarette-
girl fashion will be local charm-
ers William Wasyk and Norman
McClar y.

-In charge of entertainment
are George Ward, J. S. Burns,
Donald. Oakley, A. P. Crawley,
Brad Davis.

“Other chairmen in charge of
committees are G. P. Woodside,
publicity; C. J. Deeth, raffles;
A. H.. Ogilvie, ticket sales: f,
T. Applewwhaite, home-~baking;
Murdo. MacKenzie, decorations;
T. B, Black, serving: Peter Wong,
‘food; Richard: Morley, waiters:
J. M.. Phillipson, kitchen.

- E.-V. Whiting and Phillip M.
a}|Ray will be at the door to ward
off gate-crashers..,

 

-SCOTTISH ISLES

 

The Hebrides became part of
the Kingdom of Scotland in|
1266 when they were ceded. by |
Norway.

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York City, the Swiss-born pla- .
~nist went to. Toronto in 1949.

¥'4  yince itupert Dally News

Wednesday, May 27, 1959

Cadet group -

appoints
2 CCC men

John Guthrie and Robert
Kelsey were welcomed into
the sponsoring committee
of the Air Cadet League

of Canada Squadron No. °
559.

At the Monday night mecting

held in the Air Cadet quarters
the two new members were re-
ceived to replace departing city
rsidents L. S, McGill and W. J.
Gordon,
. Mr. Guthrie was
Secretary replacing Mr. Gordon,
while Mr. Kelsey will receive his
official appointment in the near
future. |

In'other business, it was pro-
posed that an aircraft be ob-
tained for local use to enable
cadets to fly and learn the con-
struction of an aircraft.
President C. D. Bruce .an-
nounced that Air Cadet J. D.
Turcotte had been awarded the.
i“Flying Training Scholarship”
which he will take this summer.
Mr. Bruce stated that the selec-
tion was made by the board in
the Ottawa League headquarters.

 

 

 

 

MRS. BERT LIUNGH, (better known to Prince Rupert residents

as Rusty Thain before her marriage),

has conducted Record

Clubs at the Civic Centre, been assistant record Hbrarian at
Radio Station CKLG in Vancouver, and has had extensive
experience handling records in Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Tor-
onto and London, England. She is very interested in helping

anyone. with. ‘their’ selection of. records from ‘th

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