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. Mrs. Owen Murray, RN, charge
nurse on Wards B and C was a
O a ry U Ca a ret delegate to the BCRN convention
ao held in Vancouver.
More than 130 shes se bob +
night at HMCS Ch ouples turned out Saturday! ood iuck so the following
gnt . atham drill hall to attend the |staff members Victor Wells, Carl
Rotary Clubs Jackpot Cabaret and contribute a sub- Etzerta, Larry Denny, Tom Den-
tantial sum. to th lub . nis and Mark Nooski on entering
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ship House. Doe LAid §Competition and also to

Headed by Australian come- at ceremonies for the cabaret as- | Douglas Collins, Philip and Rich -
dian, singer and entertainer Rolf | Sted by Earl Gordon. Rotary|ard Connington and Billie Me-
Harris the cabaret also featured club president J. A, Martin wel- |Kee for the display they put on.
an “exotic dancer”, an Austra- comed ihe guests and thanked |This is a worthwhile time user
Han skit, gag and cash prizes them for their support of the }and we hope you will continue

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supper and dancing. ‘ Priendship House project. doing so for many years to come,

Mr, Harris kept guests in gales | Still to be claimed is a $15 + + + $1 75 each
of laughter with his songs and |P"4¢ or Invitation No. 546. Miss Diane Davies has joined °

patter and also came to the res- a rs the business office staff.

     

cue of dance promoter J. R.

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Ayres with an extra 15 minutes Firefighters i
of entertainment while . Miller Bay nurses who uicne-
while Mr. ed the Presbyterian Church Sun-

Ayres’ “artiste” ‘range , f
ny arranged — Uh efe member day evening in commemoration

necessary apparel. : : te ties
Miss Delorres Costillanas Nud- A pold 25-year service badge of Florence Nightingale’s birta-

gent, turned out to be just that,!was presented to fireman A. M. day were Mrs. Helena Edmeston, Few students

 

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a ‘nude gent”, or as least a half- |Iveson Saturday night b “ince | MUS Laura Graham, Mrs. Jack . | Special!
’ ‘ t i : a ay 2 y Prince Reykdal Mrs L oy Abbott Cc |

nude, gent, in the person of fe- | Rupert Firefighters Association. cys a ms. ware Out, . dq L »5te Qa Ul 1 las | Y la rrie |

male impersonator Earl Dean,! Mr. Iveson has served with the Miss I. Oman, Miss Faith Rose, atten S OW Rose

 

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who from behind a screen, dives- |Prince Rupert City Fire Depart- | Miss Rosemary Fish. { h . ° °
ted himself of female garments : ment for 25 years and has served | 1" / * * . or S riners at An nN U nciation ( U rc ;
in gay abandon. las president and secretary-treas- ne many friends of Miss; 4, atin entcrlainer Rolf

‘ Also, winning a big hand was; urer. He was a charter member Phyllis Bowen will be pleased toy i thr 4 diss ating ; . .
Lil Skog’s troupe from the Wo- when the association was or-|Pear she is enjoying herself in Fo eee iastic disappointing Pink and white carnations and white Easter:
London, Eng. She sends her re-jPUb enthusiastic — auc’ lilics decorated the altar of the Church of the An-:

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men’s Curling Club who staged [ganized in 1938 5c i : :

" . slLaged ip ao. re rde 5 ‘Out . ~. |school students a special per- ‘ pe :

Moy: ‘Boome of the popular sing| An ashtray weather barome- Abou. all through Mrs, Laws roa nce: ‘Saturday afternoon nunciation April 28 for the afternoon wedding of. ey ee &. pe a
“My Boomerang Won't Come:ter was also presented to Mr. . , spunsored by the Princ rt ' gar, 8 3 :

Back.” Lee Scherk was the ladjiveson by association president, + + Shrine Club. re Prince Rupert| Stella Marguerite Dumas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robin Hood
whose boomerang brought down J. C. Franks. Mrs. Betty MeIntosh has join- | Between 100 and 125) students [Frank Dumas of 416 Eighth Avenue West, Prince

ane Riying Doctor. Pat Anderson | Also honored at the gathering ed the mars ur of Booth Memorial Junior High | Rupert, and Stewart Malcolm Stirton, son cof Mr. and. Cake

yas the witch doctor, Juan Parks!at the fire hall was former fre_ sehool and Prince Rupert Senior! Ars. David Stirton of Vancouver. Mixes

the kangaroo, Donna Sylvester,;mon and past - president, J. C. Miss Patricia Gould, RN, has| High school in the auditorium of | Green j nue by her fae. = ae
Leona McChesney and Betty/wart, who received a life-time{come from Vancouver to assist |the latter school roared with I ther the. bride Seren floor. Sons of Norway hall in the eve
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Dahl the aboriginal chorus. i honorary membership and a oid in Operation Doorstep and is! laughter at the songs, antics and :joneth white lace-over-taffeta ning, the bridal table was dec- .
In his hour and 45-minute | Pi. j Staying at the hospital. jokes of night-club artist Harris! pown, with tiers of | a the: tod. ith wt ite or hids. Mhz 04.
show Mr. Harris maintained ; ene -, + | ah ’ . on . ‘gown, with tiers of lace on the; orated with white orchids.
lively mixt f sones , | . . who won the students approval fitted bodice and lily point The bride's mother received

ly ure of songs, topical i | Misses Kathleen Dutton and|cf his version of the “Dislocation | geeves. A pearl and sequinned : the euests dressed in a two-

wisecracks and sound effects : PERSONALS | , ; iW eg iy- ist”
mo Beryle Constable will go to Aiy-| Twist ‘tiara held her finger-tip veil; piecc salmon pink dress, with

Targets of his jokes included. Miss F ‘epres “ans reenville « 4 i ‘

. _ Als ‘ pd. Miss Freda Black, representa | ansh, Greenville and Canyon City Only unhappy people were); nna + ae ne ale Ae CORSOrIES | ink cor

Highways Minister Gaglardi, the tive for the magazine Canadian | in connection with the oral polio] members of the Shrine Club who Jin place and her bouquet was of pink accessories and a pink cor

dust In Terrace and the Prince Business arrived in the city Fri- vaccine program. lest money cn the project, in- | Mrs. John Fosty, sister of the’ Nae sai ; ;

Rupert ferry. He also presented day for a business visit. Cana- stcad of helping Shrine charities. |), rs. John Fosty, sister of the’ Mrs. Vivian Kellouzh stood 1
‘bridc, was matron-of-honor, and. for the groom's mother, who

 

 

his two new compositions “The cian Business is the official pub- | Mr. Harris gave the youngsters | y4; i
Dislocation Twist” and his tri-. lication of the Canadian cHam-| ANNOUNCEMENTS al hour and 45 minute Show, | Miss Gayle Lund was bridesmaid. was unable to attend. She wore
bute to astronaut John Glenn ber of Commerce of which the|@ Sons of Norway mecting amazing them with his accor- ‘They wore blue chiffon-over- a two-piece royal blue suit with
“God Bless You All Down There.” Prince Rupert Chamber of Com-|Monday, May 14 at 8:00 p.m. ‘\dicn, wobble board and ability ‘taffeta street - length dresses white accessories and a white
T. Norton Youngs was master merce is a member. (94) (tc change his voice. with V-necked and gathered carnation corsage.
. cece cantante acne tee ee A ER RS . . __ fronts. They carried white car- The toast to the bride was
BLONDIE By CHIC YOUNG nations. given by Mr, Bergen and to the

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7 HRS. PISCE y i BUT SHENEVER @ [SCREEN Does TAT. pEVER SES NSN ; ‘ton, Alta.. Vancouver and Smi-

aus SHE ALWAYS i | RETURNS NEEDS FIRING MAY ) C NAN Ne pee : ‘flower girl. She wore a short pale th ’ ”

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gi RS SQUIRT HING a! |i a - NO) xs 2 oN f ;ton dress, with a scalloped skirt.’ Serving were Miss Diane |

= I 5 wal a eae, 4 : s Woy , Her accessories were white and: Swanson, Miss Heather Haldane,

ay a She carried white carnations. Miss Jo-anne Adams, Miss Susan |
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_ Groomsman was Harvey Ber- Watson, Miss Carol Way, Miss |
'gen and John Fosty, the bride's Sheila Dumas and Miss Elaine:
‘brother-in-law, was best man. Phillips. Miss Haldane was in|
‘Allan Webb was the usher. charge of the guest book. |
' Father James Tracey officiated For a trip to Vancouver by |
at the ceremony and Charles Canadian Pacific Airlines. the |
‘Balagno was the organist. Dur-' bride wore a two-piece blue suit |
[ing the signing of the register,/ with a beige coat and matching
/Mrs. R. E. LeBlanc sang “Ave hat and gloves. They will live in
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LETS MOVE! 4 qr oO i aN Spring flowers decorated the‘ Mrs. William Rothwell. grocery Swif
. . y a a ‘Valhalla Hall Thursday for the ‘hamper; Mrs. Walter Lundrigan, , wi ts
\ | Mother's Day tea staged by the assorted towel hamper: Mrs. Er-: i ESEMIUM
& % fae NS ALE | Ladies of the Orange Benevolent | ; ‘owel Hamper, wae i: Canned
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ai, ENGAGEMENTS, and Mrs. Victor Menzies, FREE | ae te
Mrs. Douglas Guyatt and Mrs. |
> Jean Krause managed the home-: DELIVERY !
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me A} Li’ ABNER I Kenneth Nesbitt were in the Phone 3329 |
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