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post office grounds

Plans for the development of the strip. of ground
front: ‘ot the flagpole at the Post -Office were’ re-

Repent well underway Tuesday night when the. Prince
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pert Garden club | held its regular meeting in: ‘the

uivic Centre, «> |

“ilIt was decided to develop three
beds for flowers and lay out a
Special strip for future devel-
opment in connection with the
city’s “50 years of progress.” .
With president Harry S.- ‘Har-
yison in ‘the chair, final ‘plans
wWeére.made for. the judging. of
the six best’ spring ‘gardens in
_ Prince Rupert...

‘Judges will be Mr. Fiarrison,
‘Cprnelius Verhaar, C. P. Balagno,
‘Mrs. Cartwright Secord and. Wil-
Bm Baxter.

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each of the six. winners’
Turning. to other business, it

was reported that flowers::-were
selected for the hanging baskets,

located. in downtown areas...

“A letter was read from: ‘the |
Information Service Department
of. Agriculture ‘in which -it was

stated . that ‘the city . club|. has
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Canadian railways had. 197, 907.

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Georg e Biddle. »

The Pride, ‘daughter ‘of. ‘Mr. and
Mrs.’ George O. Ryan-of .Vancou-
ver and formerly of this city.
met her: groom at HMCS: Discov-
ery,. Vancouver, a month ago
when he was stationed with -the
USN submarine Tang. ~ .

_ Mr. Cobb’s parénts live in. New
York... The bride was. given in
marriage by William Marshall.
Maid -of-honor was ~ Miss
Doreen Lofgren’ and for the
double-ring ceremony the bride
chose a light blue fitted suit with
white accessories, a .white- pic-
ture hat.and white gardenia
‘corsage: ,

’ Her attendent wore a blue suit
with:a pink rose corsage.

The groom leaves. today for
Pearl Harbor, where he will be
joined by his bride in July.

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St... John’s Anglicary ° church, Victoria,

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highlights, Mrs. Ridsdale ex-
pressed her pleasure , at. being

delegated ‘to: attend: from- Prince

Rupert.
In other. business, “Mrs. R. G.

Moore, Empire ‘and | ‘World . Af-
reported: that a
parcel of clothing. was: ready
to be sent to:the’ chapter’ Ss: adop-

fairs convener,

‘}ted family in West- Gerinany.

Members were told of the Citi-

zenship ceremonies which will
be conducted: in the city and.
Port Edward schools, May 15-
by the IODE. All members were
encouraged to attend: . °
Presiding from the chapte:
will be vice-regent Mrs. T. A
McMeekin, Mrs. W. J. Zacour
standard-bearer and Mrs. J. J
Comadina, educational
tary. .--.--

the Civic Centre

festival participants.

Mrs. Lyons with
LaCroix were
the Women's
council's social

Mrs. C. F

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Refreshments served by Mrs

 

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Mrs. W, 4. ~Wilson-
Murray. was — special
guest at. the Presbyterian
|Ladies: Aid Tuesday hight
.|meeting held at the home
Slof Mrs.. Normart: Mooré-
-thouse, with Mrs. Harry
~|Robb, president, presiding.

AS a. representative | of the
JBurning Bush Guild; the Wom-
ton’s. Missionary Society and the
Young People’s of the’ church,
Mrs. Wilson-Murray pledged the
co-operation of -the various
groups to support the’ LA in its
proposed “Church Day.”
“Tentative plans were discus-
sed to. stage a church day to. in-
clude .an afternoon social, a.
smorgasbord: and an - evening
bazaar, all'on November 18, with
all the church groups. combining
its efforts for the functions.

It was decided that:the bazaar
{would feature home-cooking, a
candy booth, fish. pond, knitting
and sewing, booths and various
other ‘attractions to include an
auction. 7 va
Mrs. Wilson- Murray asked ‘the
LA for donations of wool:so that
the Guild members’ could: im-
mediately begin knitting: articles
for the bazaar.

In other kusiness Mrs. Duncan
McRae was.ramed ‘convener for
the rummage sale to be held Sat-

urday, June’6, in the church hall.
The date set for the fall rum-

mage sale was September 19.
Refreshments .concluded the

meeting, served by the hostess

 

 

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40 DELEGATES TO TAKE PART

Fospital officials

; Kenneth Conibear of Vancouver and* executive
; secretary. of the British Columbia: Hospitals: associa:
‘| tion will be a special guest tomorrow when the. North:

west Regional council of
‘\ ciation. hold its annual meeting in the Prince-Rupert

assisted by Mrs.. John Frew and

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meeting —

the” B.C. Hospitals asso-

General Hospital. |
Other special: Firuest ‘attending |.
will be P:. Bacon: and -M. Allen |-
from the B.C. Hospital Insur-
ance Service, who ‘will conduct j.

the seminar on admitting. and
verification procedures in Brit-

ish Coluinbia hospitals, with par-

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ticular reference to the problems.

existing in northern hospitals.

To be presided. by Edward
Knight, administrator of .the
Prince Rupert. General Hospital,
as regional representative, some
40 delegates are expected to be
in attendance.

Hospital delegates will be from
Burns :‘Lake, Smithers, Hazelton,
Kitimat, . Ocean :Falls, Queen

Charlotte’ ‘City; Terrace, Prince

Rupert and. ‘Miller Bay.

 

Presley slated

for TV series .
HOLLYWOOD) i). — = Elvis
Presley’ will start a once- -a-
year series of tclevision spec-
taculars for, ABC next spring,

when the ‘rock ’n! roll” singer,
_gets.out ‘of. the: army. ‘Présley’s

manager, | Col.. “Tom ‘Parker,
- announced . signing .." of.
‘agreement Tuesday. -

 

NEW YORK (m—Arthur, God-
frey’s condition remains. good,
physicians reported Tuesday.
They denied rumors that cancer
has spread throught his: body.
A’ cancerous tumor and part
of ‘the 55-year-old entertainer’s:
left lung containing it were re-
moved in a five-hour: operation
last Thursday.

the |

AU least, 12 clby Rotarians and

tending the 45th. annual Con-
ference for Rotary District 504

In Bellingham, Wash., May 9,
10, 11 and 12,
Incoming , president of the

Prince Rupert Rotary club Jack
Mussallem and Mrs, Mussallem
left by Canadian Pacific Airlines
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Elks: to screen
CBC. film on city

' ‘The Canadian Broadcasting
“film about: Prince Rupert
Shown Monday to the Chamber

of Commerce and later con-
demned, will be’ screened for
the public tonight at the Elks
club, it was ‘announced today.
: It will be for adults only,

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Roberts and -Mrs, Roberts, Mr,
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and Mrs. Robert Mckay, see-
retary Dennis Light are: leary
ing by CPA tomorrow. |

Treasurer A. L, Bell,’
Ogilvie and Cc. J, Decth
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