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“prince Rupert Daily Betws ut. -
a _Friday, September 22,. 1961

Rustad Sociely

The sum of: $430. was fia
ja e annual. tag day ‘of the
“| Retarded hileren 8 Socloty held
last Saturday. ©
. “We would lke ‘to thank the
people of Prince. Rupert‘ ‘for
_|thelr generous’: support,” said.
| President . W. ‘FY: Stone - today.
ans “Special thanks to- District Com-|.
(missioner. Mrs. George: W. Cook om " ES
¢ jand her. Girl. Guides for: acting | oe ,
vas taggers, i the! Elks’ Lodge for T.

‘Open. house ~
meeting “lated |

«1. Bysiness and. Fs sontona Glib!
. | Week, October . 16 to. 23,. will” be | .
- | recognized by. the. members. of [}:)
-{the local ¢lub. by. having. anf
“open-house”’ m meeting on Octo-
lber 17, it was decided ata ‘din- |}

‘ner meeting of the club. held ati}.
La Gondola - Cafe: on: Monday
night.

The meeting will be held. at]
the home of Miss Frances Cross,|
1223 Fourth Avenue. West, with
the object. of interesting | new

members in the club.

- Ina business. ‘period, Mrs. Wile.
frid Sinclair was appointed first
vice-president, ‘Mrs. ‘Hugh: ‘de
4 Burgh appointed program: con-
vener, and: Mrs. Carl Halversen
agreed to be. in charge of ‘Busi-
ness and Professional Women's |
Week.

their generous. annyal donation|
‘of, $300 and te'the North ‘Star,
Bottling Werks for donating. soft
drinks ‘for the taggers.” i
The. monthly: executive meet- |
ing: of. the. Society wil} be ‘held |
Monday: ab: 8. BM at me Toek
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and Mrs. “EDWARD “ALLAN EYFORD -

Sharon Re, Edward Eyford married
“in Annunciation rites Saturday. night

- Two well- known. ‘and: popular Prince. Rupert. young. people: were united | in
marriage at the. Church of the Annunciation last Saturday evening when Shar-'
on Kay Bury, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Richard: Bury, ., 1023 ‘Third Avenue:
West became the bride. of ‘Edward ‘Allan Eyford, son of Mr. and Mrs. - George

Garden’ Club

‘plans dinner
ay Garden Club members are in-
7 vited to attend the annual din-

ner at La Gondola Cafe at 7:30].
p.m. tomorrow.. ~

An added attraction is the $25[
E prize donated — by T, Norton
Ge. Youngs for the best table ar-
4 rangement of flowers. As it ‘is so

 

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late in the seasou, President Eyford, 518. Sixth: “Avenue West;: “all of. Prince Rupert.
: Cornelius Verhaar “announced|,, Given in marriage. by her fa- oe
; today that flowers may be ther, the bride wore a white silk) Mrs, Denis. Rowse. was organist: Colussi, Mrs, James. Gordon, Mrs..

organza and. lace gown, with |.

full skirt and high neckline. Her,| colorful gladioli and ferns plac- Murland, Mrs. W..R. Smith and.
pearl earrings were a gift. from ‘ed in tall stands. -| Miss Natalia Maskulak.. .
the oe, swith a wore * shoulder | To ‘receive ’.the 200 guests at|.-Miss Maskulak.. was also - in

p ‘the : ‘reception. : mabe ‘the’ Canadian charge ‘of: the: ‘guest... “pook.- is

length - “veil, Her! oaquet » » Was &
American. ‘beauty. roses Legion, ‘the: bride’s: ‘mother. wore|: - For. a: honeymoon trip to vVan-:

The altar: “was decorated’ with M. D. Montesano, . Mrs.‘ James:

bought to augment garden flow-
ers.

« Judging will be done on fresh-
ness of blooms,” “harmony: ‘of
color, and .. symmetry. ‘Flowers
may be taken to. the cafe. be-

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‘ tr ‘ ‘la’ beige .lace dress with short couver, the bride wore ‘a- blue : 8- 10 Pm.
q wee 4 pm. and 7:30 pm. =| eraser, te Me ath jacket and. bronze accessorie’s, sheath dress. with matching, blue:
' and Miss Marion Byford, sister and. the groom’s mother wore a) coat.: Vee WEDNESDAYS. _— 2- 5 p.m.; 7. 8 p. m.;
CHURCH | of ‘the groom. golden. browns AEgSs with yellow - The young. couple: will. ‘yesidé:
: 5 accessories... i Sek at..1244 Second ‘Avenue- West. 9- 10 P. m. 16 ond over. :
i ‘DIRECTORY "They wore ple nylon ‘dresses’ i nlemeneny gf
with white accessories, and car- Master of ‘ceremonies Harley They, are both: employed. ‘by: the me
ANGLICAN” CATHEDRAL ‘ried bouquets ‘of blue-tinted car- Lewis read several -best-wishes Columbia, - Cellulose _ “Company, THURSDAYS - — -2- ‘2: :45 p. mz “3: 30-5)
‘4th Ave, W.0at Dunsmuir St. nations. telegrams. A toast. tothe ‘bride | Limited. sf os,
‘Sundays: 8:00 a.m, Holy Com-|| Best man was Peter Colussi was given by Graham Alexan-| Mrs. Byford: is a "member of a Pe mi 8- 10 pm. 19 and over
‘union ead am. Family | Com- and Richard Bury, brother of der, and toasts to the ‘brides-| pioneer family of Prince. Rupert || -
Family Service 4th Sunday; 11:00 the bride was usher. ~ maids were given -by. Peter Col-|and Mr. Byford: came* here eight 2 FRIDAYS - —: 2 - “2: 45 p. m7 3: :30 - 5 p. mj
Sunday: Wednesday & Saints Days Father. F. Giroux officiated at ussi, with the groom responding.| years. ago vith his: family | from. 3 1 . ee ETS
pias Holy Patt boone Dia ‘a70€ the | double- ring ceremony, yy and _ Serviteurs were? Mrs, Peter’Burns Lake. “7.1 10 P. mj 8 0 6an over "WEDNESDAY & 8: 3:30 Pp. me 1. Womens, ‘Se. oe
S EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH SATURDAYS. — 2 - Ss mz 7 10 mm. SATURDAY 9 a.m. CLASSES: 4
: Cth Ave. EL at Ambrose ee Pe vo pa , .
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‘Bervices 11: Beno. 10-00 es pm. oo SUNDAY - -2- 6 pm. eee Saturday 11:00, a.m, : — Beginners — — Boys 8, 7, -!
Rev. H. W, Foster—Dtal 4403 | me mS _ . Saturday, V1: :30 a. -m. —- Beginners. — —_ Girls 8 9,10
Freer PRESBYTERIAN So “SYNCHRONIZED. SWIMMING To ‘Saturday 1 :00 pam. — ~ Beginners ~ — ~ Girls 6 ond ee
ie ol - Sat. 5 -7 P. pm. — 8 Sun. 1 ! 2 P: m. | wee
Services a 200 a.m. and 7:30. p.m. - a :
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have aust al Voung St | “FLOOR HOCKEY | !
fith Ave, Eas youn " ‘
Junior, "Thvermeatinte ands Teen MEMBERSHIP RATES: . * *
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nina Rintergarten and omit imbe ) $12.00 WEIGHT TRAINING ok |
Primary 15 p.m amily, any. n r rereenene® cooee .
Servi loam. and 7:80 7 .
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| pa it ae J Sr. and Jr. Teens: (12 - 19) wc, 300 HANDBALL *
Li Berviers Ta wm. and 7:30 para, Suniors up to 12 yrs. ceeeenencguceseres 2.00 TABLE TENNIS - *. x 4
F: Rev, Le B Hackson— Dial 071 : | ROLLER SKATING * * Ic X
PENTECOSTAL i FANERNACLE we] ROTARY CLUB president. 5, A Martin, left, hands goth birthday cake to veteran elub inember | *: * * . be Sl
Sunday Schars 10 am, “W. D. Vance, who yesterday celebrated is aoth birthday ; me cake Me show being gpesiol KEEP FIT . — ee *
~ Borvices 11 am, and 7:30 pm. copted by Mrs, Vance, who w er daughter Mrs. Murray Rhodes and Mr s ce roe ye
, . Rey. G A Myre cepted at yesterday's luncheon meoting at the Broadway Cafe, Mr, Vance joined the Prince PRE- SCHOOLERS 3- 6 yest RIFLE CLASSES | | 7 * *
i PORT EDWARD GOSPEL CHAPEL Rupert Rotary club In 1923, shortly: after It was founded.’ a Staff photo by Diak Ayres . : a : Y
: (Wert. ane ot a Ariston) TINY TOT CLASSES - PISTOL CLASSES . Sa
: (Sunday Aohool—10 a wm tracting more people, hunters, Do ;
, Servicer var yonn wee le fishermen; prid - watchers, or . SWIMMING CLASSES SQUASH a xk mo
: rinsT UNITED | | e ool ns arge- photographers, than ever be- JUDO CLASSES *” ke
4 AAG th Ave, Weat fore, the game warden said: * * * |
‘ Jr, “Intermadinta and Teen Bible nee ee the pores one BRIDGE. ny *
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| nay, einderRaah and a Ss i B. C. resou rce trol provided by. de partment, |] MONDAY ” mo
; Primary—1T vn. rol provided by my Copenh ofl]. BINGO — EVERY ART. CLASSES \ * *
Servicen 1} a.m, and 7:30 p.m, . the Fish and Game Branc ‘1 rod OMe, a
: Rev. Te We, Eltloteenat atta Wildlife as a natural resource ‘last year netted | the Department i Recreation wk * CERAMICS *. ok ok
: Tam TAPHET BREW | [British Columbia. in excess of, $15,000,000, Garne | "in Waikor auld ing tah andl] | | JEWELLERY =) - “
ne enon! 100.0 wi Warden Clifford Walker told fhe. Rotary club at its game department. was divided FILM LIBRARY oo wo ae ate * ok
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| edertntatittnyetink Tin || weekly Iuncheon meeting yesterdey. [ip nto four eerionpagngement PICTURE LOAN | COPPER TOOLING : * *
f Ae UNITED CHURCH Mr, Walker, who hns spont : " control and: protective LUB i
racRy Wy in Avent mnt nine of his 10 yonrs with tho umbin's expanding economy, prodave ee i 1, mney Soa ee ee OCETY COPPER ENAMELING * .
; JuntoreTntomedinia sunday Tah and Game Department in| Ho sald the statistics atreased | tio gad that game wardens’ CONCER L
Kind Boheeerimary ohuroh Prince Rupert, tall the Rotarians’ the importance of wildlife 98 8! jong ad. bocome®. £0 complex FILM STUDIO. APIDARY oo * *
meer Bahanl-=11 1. thot the value of wildlife as .imeans of revenue for WC, Tho] ina, although they. police thelr WEA : |
Man Hahertaony Rupes resource wna becoming Incronae |Inst figures avallabla’ - showed arens they are now known Aa * * * WE VING | . *
ingly Important in British Col- |that in 1066 0 total of $12,000,-| conservation officers, . : me |
* = 000 ‘waa apent by hunters whol °Cmne yalues: of wildlife are) | oo LEATHERCRAFT * * ,
; | disnored of 70,000 game animals | trorptore rocrontional, gesothic|| ts Your Favorite Recreation Activity . : :
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| HARVEST | THANKSGIVING Teer a || Pore ye nay tie eo
hunters in’ B.0v apont Ho snid’ that des ite tho {ne include it. .
in bennanorint teh 0 000 in that the: that dosnt uae le | PHOTOGRAPHY * woe
aquipmont anc on M8=| entific mothiods. to control nic oo a
SERVICES _ gelinneow ‘tema relntive to edinimintae tho provineo gat ok * * SQUARE DANCING ne * *
| atill novded tho, co-oper | . ,
i , SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th Tho figures nave: ylaon con | and undoratanding of tho pub- For Further Information BALLROOM DANCING. Ao * *
i . siderably sinac: thon, he “anid. | ye to preserve and. pass on “our BALLET CLASSES * *
i 100 o.m.—-Holy Communion AN this money hee boon wines neh herltngoto, gonorations who Please Phone between 1 p.m. end 101 pam, :
nt ame=—Family Fosriva in rural arenas of the province! are not yob) born." :
“2:30 pitt —Evonsong, eee Thaw” Wt ta needed, Mr, Walkor waa introduced hy 2244 or 4326 7 LITTLE THEATRE * x we
; near Tho 10n8 figura of aie 000,000 ‘ Bs a wey ond, thanked by mo ILM PROGRAM Oo * *”*
wna more than wna realized tha) R, Av Morey, — . : . we moe ON
| “ST. AN DREW'S CHURCH SCHOOL samo yont by the B.0, frult farm — — ok * * SWIMMING Be . * *
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All Classes At the same time, Mr, Walker
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—— Boginners, Juniors, Soniors and Bible losses. polit aut that the game, wre GOD IS EVERYWHERE REGISTER NOW - ne in the ACTIVITIES of YOUR CHOICE.
at 11:00 am, boginn! ng Octobar 1st. —- Doon Pattison a prop Sif Tooaten an = THN TIO Wee, Saturday TO tt
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