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_ Vaselenak, R.:E, Viereck) H:'R.|
_ Walker and Peter Wanner; ‘under |:

Barker and Willlam Kapchynskl.

LOOM. enrols _ a
16 new. members:

Sixteen new“members ‘Were en-
rolled in the Loyal Order of* the
Moose last “‘Tyesday’ at: an“im-
pressive | ceremony: ‘held in’ ‘Honor
of Pilgrim Brother B. J: Bacon, 7

Mr, Bacon has been an active
member of this lodge’ for'35. ‘years
and has obtained their, highest
degree,

- Gilbert Gaudry: was ‘asked ‘tol:
act as class representative ‘and|
the ceremony was conducted by
the newly formed Ritual: ‘Team
of Brothers J,: L.. Blain,’ -WeBA
McCallum, P. D. McKee, . Ronald

 

 

the guidance of Ritual Direétor|.
Brother J.‘L. Blain and‘ Ritual
Chairman Brother :‘W.. Hi Sharp.

New members. enrolled were:
Ejnar Christiansen,’ “William
Misich, J.. N. Samoladas;*.B)L.|.
Kapos, ‘Loukas Papaloukas; C.. “A,
Edgar, E. S. Russell; Olinto Chit-
taro, A. B. ‘MacPhail, G. -M.,
Brown, K..S. Scheveman, LG.
Booth, Gilbeit Gaudry, O. F.

At a social .hour, which. follow-}-.
ed, Governor K. F. Hardy was
presented with a merit award
for the year 1960- 761." *

 

 

 

 

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Jove - 3, rince, » Ripert
~ becomes bride of Surres

Of. interest to Prince Ruper

08 the. .wedding on. September -

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'8 of Edith Olene

‘Arne S. Olson; for-.

mierly. of Prince Rupert, ‘and Edward Frederick Gouds-

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Su rrey.

| Club's efforts. to. ‘beautify the
city: -

LecHus Vernaar, welcomed mem-

bulbs, which, will be made. avall- ,
jable to. elub : ‘members.

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“| He said plans called for the cen-

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Booth a.

| Junior | High | School

opens

‘For. the candlelight ‘service in
the Johnstone Heights’ Evangel-
ical. Free Churc , North: Surrey,
the: bride. wore a white brocade
gown; featuring a large bow at
back, scooped neckline. and lily|&
point: sleeves. Her. headpiece was
a. crown. of pearls ;with a ‘shoul-

4 der length °: circular: nylon: tulle
vell. Her bouquet was baby car-

nations: set. around a.large or-

chid on a_bible.

“Her three sisters were her ate
tendants: Matron of ‘honor was
Mrs. J. E. Kurtz . (Marie) of

suit. with .white : accessories . and |.
an orchid corsage:

school in Prince,’ “Rupert cand.
graduated from: ‘Booth: ‘Memorial
High School. She: worked. in. the
Bank of. “Montreal - here. and. is
now, at the Bank: of Montreal | in
New Westminster. . :

‘Mr. Goudsward is 5 employed i in
the - office “of. the.
Lumber. Division ‘of . “Canadian
Colleries. Resources : Ltd. 2
They will, Teside, in. North. Sur-

the pride: ‘wore. a. deep. ‘sea-blue

~Mrs.. Goudsward’: a t t en d e a.

 pvisit here: with |

Timberland.

     
   
  

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Prince. Rupert. Garden Club held. i
banquet in ‘La. Gondola Cafe.’

_ Alderman : Youngs, ‘presen ted
Mrs. Rowse with her. prize for a
stunning collection of .varied-
‘colored dahlias. He ‘compliment-
ed her on. her:entry and also
spoke’ highly’ of the _ Garden

Prrvruvu«
CPOCELE

penadaoad

FLOPS LSE

Garden. Club ‘president corn-

ters and guests. and” said’ that,
the club had ordered. 4,000 tulip!

Mayor - Pod. “Lester . told ‘the
members’. that. ‘gardening in

w Mi, Denis J. Rowse of 310 Fourth ete West 7, at
twas awarded the $25 T,: Norton. Youngs’ prize for. the | activ
best table flower arrangement Saturday night as, ‘the |® 2 sa )

    

 

  

  
 
 

 
  

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Prince: ‘Rupert, WAS. difficult but

  

  

“We need all’ the. ‘peauty. we
can get here,” the: “mayor: said
adding that. the city was fortun-
ate in having such 2 dedicated
group of citizens - “and. Parks
‘Commission.”. :—

H. S. Harrison,- -chairman of:
the Parks Commission. outlined.
‘the work of the. commission this

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“Milton & Peggy. Salkind

“Four Brilliant Hands ‘at, One. Piano”

 

  

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camping site had “been operated
“very successfully ‘this summer,’

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tralization of. all outdoor: sports
in Algoma Park: and the Parks
Commission would. ‘pe’ ‘lending: its
support to the Prince’: ‘Rupert
Golf Club’s course in that: are2..

William’ J- ‘Toderas .showed ° vA

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conclude the evening.

      

 

 

‘AU RELIO ESTANISLAO a AS

| “Musical Ambasiador of the :

  
  
    
 
  

 

“February | 27th

 

 

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PERSONALS °

Mr. and Mrs: J. J, Payne, for~"
mer. residents | of the city, left:
Wednesday . by plane. for - their
home “in Victoria. after a. week’s
their son - and
Mr.. and Mrs.

daughter-in-law;.
726. Fifth Ave-

Douglas Payne,
nue ‘West. my

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TUESDAY, OCT. 10, 7:30 p.m.

i Sponsored by

“PRINCE RUPERT BOARD OF SCHOOL
“TRUSTEES IN CO-OPERATION WITH

THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

| nteresting and informative. courses
are offered in such fields: as:

° TECHNICAL -
_ © GENERAL | INTEREST |
°. ACADEMIC.
©. SHORT COURSES,
®. COMMERCIAL .

   

It is hoped that a. Study Discussion Program in the Liberal!
Arts, which is popularly called “Living Room Learning,” will

begin here in Prince. Rupert! next month,

“Living Room Learning” is a noneredit program in liberal

education offered. to residents“in British Columbia.

central. purpose is to liberalize the human mind and spirit,
It aims at helping the adult gain understanding and insight,
Over a dozen topics are offered in ths program, It is de-
Participants receive a kit of
study material which. helps them prepare beforehand for

signed for discussion. groups,

the group discussions,

There are forty-two communities conducting “Living Room
Learning” groups in British Columbia. This is under the
supervision of the E xtension Department, University of Brit-
ish Columbia and under the local leadership of Dr. R. W. K.

Elliott,

Also if there is 2 sufficient demand hy adults for high school
classes at night schonl, steps will be taken to organize such
All courses. for credit shall be at the Grade 10 level
or above, If you are interested ina night school course for:
academic credit, please: phone the Director of Adult Eduen-

classes,

tion, 5O3t or 512, :

. OTHER PROSPECTIVE COURSES
ARE AS FOLLOWS:

@ tnglish for ‘New Canadians
} e Bookkeeping
e Shorthand ‘
@ Typing
@ Automotve Mechanics (Introductory and
Advanced Courses)
@ Dressinaking and Tailoring —
@ Woodworking
@ Wood Carving -
@ Conversational French
@ Conversational Russian
@ Converantional Spanish
@ Conversational Japanese .
@ Driver Training (those who wish to learn
to drive a car
@ Rand Instruction for Adults (Brass, Teed
and Woodwind) |
@ Golf, Nasic Course
@ Businers Men's Keep Vit
@ Choral Ringing.
@ Ol) Painting
@ How to Write Tottor English ‘
@ Wow to Invert Your Money In Reeurition,
Stooks and Bonds
@ Puble sponking
e Writing for Publioation
@ Women's Kean Fit Class

Make use of your lolnure {lime by taking a night school courac,
Last neason more than three hundred adults ‘attonded the

Prince Ruport School Ponred wight sohoot alasses.

Additional courses roquonted. hy, Individuals or organizations
should he roforrad to the Director of Adult Ralucnthorvs ween
ren KURDITEN INFORMATION, PHONE ROOTIT MEMOR-
TAL JUNIOR VWTGW SOUOOL —~ HOd1, GIR or contact Mr,

Saliutty at SORR after O pons

Mr McASsolulte oo ae
t Directory . Le oo

> Mina: J, Wayden -
« Aaniatan Director.

   

{and Anne: Olson of | North Sur-
| rey were bridesmaids:

\in cocktail length , silk organza

ward, brother of the groom, and |

| wedding... The bridal table was

      
    
  

Prince: Rupert,. and Misses Joey | TEY~

 

They were- identically owned

dresses, with white velvet cicu-
lar headpieces, and carried white
gladioli.

Groomsman was. John Gouds-

Albert Young. of. Brooks, -Alta.,
and Merritt. Stevenson were ush.|
ers...
A reception in. the lower main
fioor of the church followed the

covered with a white lace table-
cover which was crocheted by.
the bride’s mother, and. the;
‘three - tiered wedding cake was
baked by Mrs. Martin Fladseth
of Prince. Rupert.

For a motor trip to California,

 

Announcements

e Canadian Legion Dinner
ase OGL. Wednesday, September

1961, at 6:30 p.m. Dinner
fireet $1. 00. Guest speaker Mr:
T,. Applewhaite. (189)

@ S.O.N. social meeting, Sent.
25, 8:00: p.m. (187)

Miller Bay
~ Tidbits |

By- STEVIE STEPHENSON
Dr, W. S. Barclay, regional
superintendent, was a visitor at
‘the hospital this week from Van-
couver .
; bob he
‘Tuesday afternoon Dr. G: W.
J. Fiddes on behalf af the staff
presented Walter Graham with
n.wedding, gift-and congratulat-
ed him on his recent marriage,
bob tb
Dr. and Mrs, C, F,. Senrs have
ns their guest Mrs. Sear's mother,
Mrs, Alex Scott, from New |
Brunswick.

     
    
    
    
 
     
 

+ +

Miss Rena Thomas left Fri-
day by plane’. for Vancouver:
From there she will go by jet to
Montreal. Following a few days
visit. there she, will proceed to
New Brunswick to complete her
annua) lonve.

   
  

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Dr. G. W, J,‘ Fiddes, Mr. and
Mrs, G, HH. Collins entertained at
n tea jn honor of Dr, Barely,
Friday evening In the nurses’
Jounge,

  

ee

-@, 1, Stroct, consulting en-
gineer for Swanson, Wright  &
Qo, Vancouver was a visitor. at
thea hospital hts woek, |

    
    
    
 
     

The nouseleooping dopart-
mont enjoyed n socin) evening
In thelr lounge on Monday: Miss
Loreen Wright and Larry Denny.

were In charge of the atunts,
ganies and muaic for. daneing,
Mrs, Botly Stewnrt, Misses Wil-
ma Wilson, Anita Bird, Botty:
Morven and Mary Bright oa
ranged the dungh

   
   
  
  
  
 
  
 
   
 
   

 
 
 
 
  

Aquara dancing wha ‘enjoyed
on Snturday ovening In the. YOO
roation hall with James George
fon on mnator of coromonica. Tv}
next aquare dance will ba:
on ‘Oatober: My oe tne

 
 

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