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‘ fron ive waper Work after 52 years on staff of
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ite i par wre Mr. R ond came to

Ly New 47 when thi paper bought i opposition

Pobureny-Williams Exchange
Vows at Presbyterian Church

M ‘rriavge VOWS wer, exchanged in a double-ring

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1 the Presbyterian Church last Tuesday
etween Rose-Marie Pobureny and Vernon David
Williams of Vancouver. ®

rie iusic of a three
{ W. Poburer 18 Mr. Ale Mit i proposed tt
t SS} wa toast to the bride to which the
ive her f » » ‘ The be
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whit Br t 4 covered with
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t UG’ Van ver, the bride's
be 4 t wa i wine ait, a
HoK f in coat and matching tan ac
: Ai ‘ Sh wore 4& Wine or-
wore t e. On t return
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Best man was Mr. Wilf Brule atholi Vomen
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hents ) ; RP .
. . Fleet in Neqgina
f f with 7 9
. For onvention
REGINA Womer rom all
RECEPTION + Canes Will meet here
‘ ; 6 ihe J2nd annual
vn as Mar ention of ' Catholic Wom
i f Canada and the
' ‘ © 1936
inomeé f h i¢ gm will be
H | N ~ The C.W.L. and the Apostolate
oO ¥ ame Rural Life in Canada Most
h | R John C. Cody, Bishop of
na national director of
Men to Help | tendin ana nationai aire
the league, will preside at a pre-
With B rot-town apeabecy wil
| aZaar Out-of-town speakers will in-
ome he { Re Richard Cush-
t ' A bishop of Boston, and
' M Rev. E. Q. Jennings, Bishop
: ‘ i \W I Willa
‘ TT oO Licipate pro
i di , clude Most Rev
; { } Won k » F. Pocoek, Archbishop of
} ‘ the H ‘ pe Most Rev. Francis
‘ i Bishop of Saskatoon
H j bing m™
i‘ e Presicie Ish
i ; | a H Ottawa and Sec
heir | A ri Ottawa
‘ oO kit part: Mr E. G
I I Mrs. E. F. Kelly
Pp Cy pm , Ky tpe Madeleine Clay, Vic
: : . . Grace Caughl Wood
. mr NB
‘ ir 1 he pr
f i nore int OTTAWA CP) The Bedgian
how Soout troop { idate here announced that
fre Ctorwes H B offerin i prite ol
. ; ial for the ‘ » ar wee without dis
oclety ale and dist: : ianalsty,
; of Hav r n BC will be dis ie for Mec ping sic
‘ ’
ted upon a e next meeting, "1 .
Father Rayner closed the rove health and livine conditio:
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James Matson, wat
in aVacouver vakiig treatmen
al Shaughnessy Hospital.

. . .

Ray Love, pioneer of this city
and now in Victoria was a vis-
itor here reecntly, following a
trip to Stewart in connection
With the estate of his brother,

the late Ernest Love

Mr. and Mr
WhO have

Alex MacKenzie

been in Scotiand since

eariy summer are expected to
‘eturn to the city within tae
CXL tLWO weeks

John Mulhern and Norman
Campbell will leave this week
ior Shaughnessy Hospital in

vancouver. Bot are veterans of

the First Worla War

David Bain, recentiy appointed
venaor of the Government Liquor
tore here served for fro and
4 Mali yeurs as vendor in Ter
ra Mrs, Bain and family will
move here when living accom-
modation is avaiiable,

Mrs. Robert Eby has returned
from a six month visit to Eng~
land

Mrs. Bertha Scherk ieft Su
Gay bight for a vacation trip of

two

months to Vancouver and
J met at
Dy her daughter,
1a Lyall and will then

taluma, Calif., where

She will be

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members wére in-
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ters Friday night
Misses Sharon

ihe Eyolfson and Rita

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her Brewer presidegq,

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where a raffle
by Mrs
King was wor
Moorehouse
Mr. Alex Mitchell

jon pictures he had ts

n the banquet hall
of a ham donated
R, Webber and Mrs. E

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June

9 Tables Play
In Moose Whist

The Moose

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day ght

whist dris Satu
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Wiiliams
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fra. Lillia

Rose
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vik, second. The poo] pri

Mrs. T. H. Pritchar

Serving : efreshments were Mr

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KOREAN STUDENT—Lee Jung Ok, 23-year-old Korean who
ery lorces in Korea as an interpreter, arrives
in Vv lend the University of British Columbia. He
wi ‘ ning course, at the expense of a group of
f the Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light
Infai ved with him in the Koreain war. With him is
Capt. A Fo of Vancouver, a veteran of the PPCLI.

(CP PHOTO)

readers

© Sonja meeting tonight Mrs.
Lund’: (it)

@ Richard Sephton, District
ent Mutual Life of Canada is

Mrs. Larsen,
Mostad Take
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ieht by tt ns of Norway Primee Rupert Hotel. Pnone 437.

ee ana (233)

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won the iadies | @ St. Andrew's Cathedral Con-

f Ai Larsen gregationa!l Dinner Thanksgiv-

wa e¢ Men's first prize ing Day, Monday, October 13,

i John Mostad 1952. Admission by ticket only.

wit e Eriksen, second (239)

Ker : . ‘

, a y @ NIGHT SCHOOL — English

oo : ha ee ea new Canadians begins Tues-

: : asic, | 28¥: Oct. 7 at 7:30 p.m., Booth

Ellen W i Dolly Bent Memorial High School vem ap-

en, Mrs. O. Giske. Mr. and Mrs, | Plications for bookkeeping and

Fred] K. Dehli, Roy John- seven for typing have been re-

) I 4 rsor eived for Night School: a min-

imum of fifteen for each Course

RECORD TOTAL is necessary. Those interested

f { tor venicle regis- bring some more — Tuesday

a ecord of night, Booth Memorial High
872.34 an imcrease School at 7:30 pm. Any other :

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l,. Holder and Mrs. F. Good
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Prince Rupert Daily News

   

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Monday, October 6, 1952

life appeais

Minn., that

in 1939

Miss Oldenburg says she fell

in love
first visit

with

the north on her
On that trip she col-

lected botany specimens and pre-

 
 

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botanical]
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inesota

On each succeeding

  

expedition.
her contributions to
as a plant she foucd
jong-winded name of
chrysospleniumiowanian, This
ASONS MIXED
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all summer, an Easte:
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Lasiern season

HISTORIC FORT
Rupert’s House, oldest trading

post on Hudson Bay

in 1668

was
origindlly

built

and known

Fort Charles

 
 

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TO SERVE

THE ROTARY
MIXED CHORUS

will start fall rehearsals .

Friday Evening, October 10

at 8 p.m., in the

CIVIC CENTRE...

If you enjoy group singing you are
cordially invited to join us.

The
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| Woman Botanist Loves the North

JHILL, Man. @
way of
much to Margaret Oldenburg of
Maris,
has come back 10 times since her

plant is found in Iowa and has
a yellow blossom. That of the
Arctic is green.

Much of Miss Oldenburg’s col-
lecting has been. in uncharted

(areas, reached only by plane,

Once she was presented with a
collection of mounted plants,
This she says is typical of the
northern way of life—kindness,
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