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i - stage. card party

~ Avcard party of ‘whist and cribbage- games. ‘was
‘enjoyed last ‘night’ when the Ladies auxiliary’ to: the|

Canadian. Legion | Branch No., 27 entertained eight
tables ir play, in the Legion auditorium.

- to speak

Mrs, John Murdoch : of Queen
Charlotte Islands will’ be guest
speaker Friday night at an open
‘session .in the - First United
Church | hall when the Prince

 

 

Taking’ first.prize in whist) 7 ee Dipert Presbytencr ote
i! upert Pre
were, Lena “amoth. Cormier and} © ys Wright -Davies and: Ted upert ‘of yterial 0 holds. its
_ Rorvik were firgt prize. ‘winning eighth annua) convention Fri-
PERSON ALS. in. the cribbage - section. s-|day and Saturday.

Committee in charge. of: arc | At the evening. session to be-
rangements was composed. : ‘of gin at 7:30 p.m., Mrs. Murdock
Mrs. Alec Plhera, Mrs, Jean. Nix- wife of ‘the pastor of Spencer |‘
on, Mrs. Robert. Montgomery and Memorial Church, Skidegate
Mrs, J. S. Black; |. Mission, will speak on her. mis-

Mrs, W..S.: Noble, 615 ‘Thomp-
son Street, leaves tomorrow by
CPA plane for Vancouver where
she will ; vacation for several
weeks. i

 

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Mrs. John Murdock

at United —

slonary. work on -the | islands,
illustrating her. talk with. slides,
All interested persons: are’ ‘in-
vited to atvend.

Delegates froin Smithers, Haz- |.

elton, Terrace, Fort .Simpson,
and Ocean Faiis are expected to
attend ‘the business session Sat-
urday morning. President Mrs.
BE. R. Foster. will. preside... A’ lun-
cheon in the church hall will
follow at lpm 7

 

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Thursday, April 23, 1959 |

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NEW FIVE-CENT POSTAGE *
STAMP, green and black in -
‘color, to be issued May: 13
-is one to. commemorate’ the |
development of Canadian Wo-
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before taking up. ‘his’ new: "po
Mr. “Humphreys. . will “be: re

  

now accountant at the: Prince:
ton branch. Mr, Freeman is‘ ex:
pected to arrive here April. 27.

 

 

rictukeD IN THE, LOVELY: BRIDAL portrait are’ Mr. and
Mrs*, Nicholas. Andreas Pavlikis, following their Vancouver
weddjng: March 28 in, St. George's: Greck, Orthodox. Chureh,
Rev, ' George Gavales' officiated: at: the evening ‘service: for: ‘the
bride’ ‘the former Eleni Vrettou, ‘daughter of Mr, and -Mrs.
D. Vreéttou | of Piraeus, .Greece and, the son. of .Mrs.; Andreas.
Pavijkis: and the late’Mr. Pavlikis of this city.. Best ‘man. was
former. city resident. Dr. Peter Postuk of Duncan, B.C, “and

 

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attending the bride was Miss: Sena Pavlikis, cousin of the groom, A .

Newlyweds toured Vancouver Island for several days prior to APRH. 24th ..
flying to Prince. Rupert. April 1,. to: make: their home “at. 1014

First Avenue West. ‘ —Photo by Atlas Studios, Vancouver. APRIL 25th.

 

“FRIDAY and. SATURDAY

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: | Postnaplal shower honors. ae

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ORE a delightful post- -nuptial shower. held. at. the
home of hostess Mrs. Alek S. Bill on First Avenue
West, Mrs. N. A. Pavlikis; recently of: Greece. was,

introduced to many new: friends.
The ‘affair staged April 17,
honored the recent Vancouver
marriage of the guest-of- honor
to well-known city resident.
Arriving, Mrs. Pavlikis .was
presented with a corsage and].
later ‘received her group gift, a
China ‘tea set.
’ Games and refreshments con-
cluded. the enjoyable function.
“ Invited. guests offering best}
wishes were Mrs. Arthur Mur-
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Michael Munizaba,. Mrs. R. W.
Long, Mrs. William. Bond, Mrs.
R. F, Rudderham, oMrs. “W. Od,
‘Scott, Mrs; N.’J. Gurvich,.Mrs.
H.W. MacDonald; Miss Amelia
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Mrs. Robert. McKay Jr., Miss
Jean Pavlikis; Mrs. R. ‘E. Glad-
‘ding, Mrs. Denis Rowse cand: Mrs.
Ly. Ss. Lindsay. : ,

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-_CYO basketball ee | MARGARINE - 2:

to be feted at dance ENN Valley

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“Plons for a “‘basketball victory dance” to be held : se

tomorow. night in the Annunciation. school. auditor- KRAFT.

ium, were completed Sunday night when:the Catholic | -
Youth. Organization :held its. Fegular meeting. _ | CH EEZ WH IZ
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- The affair. ‘honors. the CYO,,
OGILVIE

’ Basketball team, which won the
RO LLED OATS 18 ox. phe.

sénior, city ch ampionship.
CAMPBELLS

Chinese foods to be served at

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May 3," as ‘guests of the Terrace
CYO.

President John LaPorte an-
ounced that nominations of -
‘new. slate of officers will take
place May 17, with elections to
follow May 31.

Vice-president Jeannette Clou-
tier introduced Ron Lafifeman
as a new member.

Spiritual chairman Margaret
Saunders conducted her program
on the “Seventh Commandment"
and Apostolic chairman’ Anne
Huestis held a questionnaire on
the “works of mercy.”

25, 60 and 100
midnight and entertainment are = 25,
special features of the. event.

In ‘other business, pians were

made for = a trip to ‘Terrace on

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PERSONALS

Frank E. Anfield, B.C. deputy
“ecomniissioner for Iadian Affairs,
leaves the city’ tomorrow morn-
ing by Canadian Pacific Airlines

$
plane following several weeks in

Chicken Varieties, 10 oz. ....

the district. Mr, Anficld was a} In charge of the social hour . .

former Indian agent In Prifce| was convener Roy Prystay. .

Rupert. eee nene
Douglas Newton, 1303 First dj ae

Overlook, leaves tomorrow morn- redi( ers

  

nig by CPA plane for Vancouver
to attend a salesmen's ‘conven-
tion for HH. J. Heinz and Com-
pany. He return home Monday.

cee terres om et

Moose yneceting Fri-
day, April 24. at 8:00
p.m, Installation of
officers at 8:30,
Members and guests,

   

Leaving Saturday night by Social to follow. (BO)
bont is Miss Arla Heffernan, RN,
for Vancouver following 18; @ Prince Rupert Burns Club

months on the staff of Prince} mixed social Saturday, April 25th

 

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