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doned“in ankle-length, the. bouf-|
‘fant skirt. was styled with over-

solemnized ‘on. September: 12.

"Flickeririg candlelight ¢ ‘cast. a “‘tovely glow ¢ on ‘the
“bouquets. of red gladioli and: white carnations which -
: graced the altar of the Annunciation church for’ the
vid crriage of Lina Marie Barazzuol. and John. Baraz-
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Rev. James Tracey officiated |——
at the 6:30 p.m, ceremony | ‘for
ai the: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A

“iy Barazzuol of Italy and the’son of|
p@uirino Barazzulo. of Vancouver,

carnations.

Groomsmen’ “were
Guisti ‘and’ Michael .
and_ ‘ushers were

bodice. and: Peter Moroz..

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“Petite | Diana. : Camerin,'
‘groom’s niece as flower
varried' a basket -of white carna-:
‘| tlons,- a charming. complement to’
her --First Communion, frock of _
white: brocaded : taffeta.

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quets’. "were “composed of pink

the
girl, ©

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mieby 2 ‘crown: of matching white
“rand her only jewellery was a set
"pig black, diamond earrings. She
vercartied a bouquet of white. steph-

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ma |, “At 2:30. p.m. ‘tomorrow. thel:
48 Civie,Centre’ will once again be
ces filled ‘with. ‘Tiny: Tots as. the big-
gest ; Glass* in :the Civic. Centre
2 program. gets. underway- under
‘thi ection of, Mrs. F. R. Pea:
earn Sd ae :
$.-Theshour- -long program, from
0'°3:30° for children” from
eaches children. games,
il; marching, gymnastics and
gaw Singing. Story telling is also a.
te : popular: feature of the class. ..
7. Mothers © of - children . taking
3 part “assist” Mrs.
“< teachers. Encouraging mothers
to. assist-in* this‘class Mrs. Pea-_
gam said, “we: have two more
yay OPEN gs “for. ‘teachers, if) any
# mother. . would’ like’ ‘to. offer her
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6 | Was accompanied: by “0 rganist’ Cc.
P, Balagno.” :
-. The Armoury..was the scene of
the. reception attended” by, some
350° guests who were -

leaves.

Festoons of yellow | “and blue -
streamers decorating: the hall,
were draped to-the-bride’s table,.
set: under ‘a ‘canopy: ~-of white:

fla 1ked by white tapers:

| Mrs. Michael . ‘Karasosky was
, gowned in pink: lace... °°

> Receiving with: the bridal par-
lty were. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mor-

 

father.. ae ‘s
OR. AY “McLean: “proposed

with the. “smorgasbord supper:
‘were Mrs: Karasosky, Miss. Verna

rons: ;Rutherford, ° -Mrs:*
Weick, ‘Mrs..de He: Thornber and
Miss Betty. Callbreath.

Newlyweds have. taken up res-
idence in’ the ‘Waldron’ Apart-
ments.

 

 

 

“received
under a bridal arch decorated
with autumn flowers: and maple _

bells. A four- -tieréd wedding cake

Acting for the bride’s mother,

\ oz,” Mrs,: Bruno’ -Camerin,: ‘sister
of the, “groom, and the: groom *S...
“the |
toast to the bride.and assisting ©

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Mrs. : Clifford. Walker, Miss: Sha+)
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Franc cois. s Lake News
By. AGNES H. ‘NEAVE oS

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copies of the. Daily. News’

are well’ worn, for they give*an account. of Johnny
Prince’s trial in Prince Rupert. His home is at, Grassy;
plains; south of Francois: Lake, and he: used to hire
Hugh's taxi to take him and his. family. to town guite

  
 

 

 

 

 

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MISS NELLIE SMITH from
the: Women’s Missionary . So-
ciety - of the . Presbyterian
church * in| Canada; Toronto,
Swill address the women of ithe-
“First. Presbyterian church here .
tomorrow night at 8 p.m, in
the. shurch manse.. A 1939

 

| ping
|the lake shore. /*
i couples |

‘| My,:

often..

  

“are® ‘increasing. '
There is one living here at the
Landing ‘and. several: more Along

 

aiternoon two
arrived -- unexpectedly
from California—Mr. and | Mrs.
Bill Owen from. Van. Nuys, and
and Mrs: Wallace: Grebe
from Pasadena. They — stayed
until. Friday morning, and. we
were very sorry. when they had
to leave. As they were. the only
visitors here, we had time: to
visit back and. forth, ‘and. one
evening the Grebes invited ‘the
Owens and Hal and ime to din-!
ner in. the'r cottage. -

The two men had been fish-
ing in the lake and brought nm
a splendid catsh of twout. Bill
Owen to!d us.that his wife ani
he had been coming to British
Columbia every year for 20
years for their. holidays. and
have stayed in various districts
from far north to Vancouver
Island.

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red | gts ane se ion 1 8 0 graduate of the Missionar
star yang
‘uty Seale ie On ly ‘21 ‘|| Deaconess Training school,
ae Miss Smith has held appoint-
an ‘Free Zenith Quality, Test ments with Mission Bands,
te PRI NCE RUPERT Canadian Girls in Training and
sug QPTISAL ETD. | Semen re
/ RET 8037 . WwW, 5B :
oe 803 “rd Ave. W, Phone 5548 ‘the WMS at Home and Abroadi
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‘at 7 ANNUNCIATION HALL

ce!’ . Thursday, Oct. Ist -. 8 p.m, :

‘When ho: told us that they
preferred Francols Lake to any
other where they have stayed it
made us very. proud and they are
planning on returning © here,
They ‘have a comfortable trailer
‘home and small Marie was thrill-
ed when Mrs. Owen invited her
in to investigate eyery drawer
and gadget and to watch. how
the bed was made up for the
night, This was Peggy and Walle
Grebe’s first visit to British Col-
umbia and they are already
planning on returning next year
for a longer stay, They and the

 

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“ pins ‘MEETING’ bf VKATEN! TOASTMASTER’ § CLUB
| will bo held in the PRINCE RUPERT HOTEL, —
Comey THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8,6 pm.”
a | (Dinnor $1.25)

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| TOASTMISTRESSES AND TOASTMASTERS CLUB
FIRST MEETING of. Prince’ ‘Rupert TOASTMISTRESS CLUB

wi] 1 SATURDAY, OCTOBER’ 3, 12:30’ pm.
‘ (Tonatmasters Tytornational)

the ELK’S | LODGE,
CTOBER. 1 8 Poms

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from each other, will be visiting
when they get. homa again, and
meet cach other's familles,

Pere em root

* Donna Hickey and ner small
‘daughter Jo Anno are staying
with her husband Jim's parents
here for two weeks, She. and
Jim are now living In Vancouver,
Donna also spent some time with
her parents Mr, and + Mrs, Mer
Farland in Smithors before com-

Owens became very good friends.

ae and eit.

Tor Cottages Mr. ae aH
his four sons own i
Patchett: Lumber

 

“Company,

‘There were five. sons. :but Don

was killed.a few weeks ago when
his plane, which he. was piloting,
crashed into the side of a moun-
tain. He. was on his way from
Vancouver to Quesnel with three
friends when:.it is thought that
the plane was iced and it was
also’ very foggy. He had been
piloting his plane for. eight years
prior: to the. accident.

“John. and Eunice Keefe and
their. three small daughters
drive over from Houston to spend
the weekends here in their sum-
mer home whenever possible. Sx
years old Jocelyn counts the
days between visits for she is
very pally with her cousin, our
Marie, and the two little girls
ride the ponies.

the district on an — inspection
trip to.all places of business 4
connection with the Social Ser-

in the Courthouse In Prince Ru-
pert: A, K. MacRae “was also
through on, his way south in
connection’ with cruising for the
Forestry. His home is in Smith-
ers,

Announcements

 

ships are now available in the
Prince Rupert Curling Club, For
information and application
forms contact 5016 or 6124 (eve-
nings), or any momber of the
executive, ( 105)

e Canadian: Logion Branch an
Dinner and General Maecting
Wednesday, September 30, Din-
ner 6:30 ($1.00) General Meeting
8:00 p, ms (190)

@ Mr. M, Ly Foony“DVA repre-
sentative will be at the Legion
Friday, Octoher 2nd fram 2:00 to
5:00 ‘pan. Plensa phone 414) for
appointment, t19))

@ Legion Auxility meotlng
Thutsday, Octobor 18k, 8pm,

 

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write final

uniform CA examination °

O, I, Midsvik of 1237 Socond Avenue Waal, Js among 3h
mon who have successfully passed the 1060 final law oxaminna.,
tion of the Inatitute of Ohartered Accountants of British
Columbia, It was relensed hore today, ‘

Due to tho results, Mr, Eidsvik js now a succosatul CAN.
didate for: the Uniform inal qualifying examination to hoe
hald in mid-October In Vancouver where ho js now proparing
for the examsnation,, Rosults.of these exams will he released

if
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OP OCOO POH LOOD OLED oreo O00 0CI0 OTOL OFIOREELEENONENDENOIOOOEL

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Qi me, Se eR Re oe ’ J the

“Harold Stainton was through

vices tax. His headquarters are;

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Every: ‘day. we ‘see several hun-
ters. going through . with’: their:.
moose. ‘Most: of. tnem | take™ ney
meat:;in’ the. -back’ “of : a. ‘pick-up
wrapped ina tarpaulin, with the

 

 

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Robert Casadesus,.
Mr...Godés. “is one: of the most].
| gifted young ‘pianists: I. have had

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|:Concert-Series. |
Walter: Gleseking, with whom
the. young. pianist was a master
pupil,:wrote: “Herman Godes is
an: accomplished - pianist, excep-

tionally. “gifted both musically
Tand. ‘technically ney exceptional
qualities: . wT ta

 

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irtuoso wag ‘captured’ py: ,,
| Germans: in World ‘War II,and
‘spent: ‘four years. in: sonegnte_

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musicality

of “Two ¢ great + pianists c are unanimous in their praise of ihe Grtistry of Herm én
|Godes; -who: will present the third program February 23 in the Prince. Rupért

 

tlon camps” before his liberation} |
from dreaded Buchenwald by
United States troops in 1945. Re-
suming . his interrupted concert
career,,Mr. Godes was soon ap-~-
pearing as, featured soloist with

in Europe, earning enthusiastic
critical reviews. |

.Prince - Rupert

music-lovers

that

This hear this great musician, as well
fine

“of as’ ‘concerts + ‘by the | Claremont
Quartet, soprano: “Marilyn Horne,
t|.and baritone Stephen Kemalyan.

. Tigkets are available now from
“Canvassers* or. ‘from the | Civic

 

 

some of ‘the greatest orchestras,

who, appreciate, good music. can

 

PERSONALS:

-Miss Lorna Dutton. artivedein
the city. Monday by. Canadjan:
Pacific Airlines plane from Van-
couver. to. preside as maid-of-
honor’ at. the: wedding ‘of. her ‘ls..
ter.’ Miss’ Jean. Dutton: to Gary
Morison ‘which. will’ ‘take. pl§cc
Saturday.. While * here for two-
weeks she “is” the. guest. of ‘her
parents’ Mr. and.) Mrs, : Eugene
Dutton, 625 Taylor Street. “Fae:

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“SALT OUTPUT re
. Canada’s production . of. salt" In
1958 amounted’ to ‘1,837,000 tons
of which: Ontario accounted -for
1,625, 000 tons. Soon

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hunting. boots from our. new stock:

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IT'S ALREADY: TIME:
TO PLAN FOR
CHRISTMAS

“sy This year you ‘ll want to select your Greet
| - ing Cards from those we have available in
our ‘better- than-ever selection of

personalized cards

or

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poe Supplies do. become exhausted, so be»
sure you shop early. for the best selection.

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STATIONERY DEPARTMENT

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RUBBER and LEATHER hunting footwear, ‘fom ankle

boots to hip- -waders, -

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