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ATTENTION SONS

solemnized last ao AND

OF NOR
SONJA MEMBERS

hose interested in badminton
ted Church when Reverend) please attend meeting on Thur
, : ‘ day, Oct. 16, B.O.N. Hall, 8
fficiates bo ik. s I p.m
ited a he candlelight sharp (243)
vhich joined Janet Rackow,
; 5.O.N. whist and dance Fri
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Mrs. A. Bendiksen, 1049 Tthiday, Oct. 17. whist ¢ o'clock
Whiteley, youngest son of ! a ine. Mame by M: Co
v)s ‘ lyssi Good prizes, Re i i
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| the late Mr. Whiteley of | Admission $1.00 Ever wel
come (244
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ge. Mrs. White~- ® The holders of the lucky
ooked we in dark green Super-Valu tickets have all co
s nd Followin
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} Daughters acted as %0M. 237 6th East: Mrs. D
teur Negrych, 1419 Atlin Mr .
te weitdinn 5 tL, 344 Sherbrooke (it
Mrs. Grace Gilli @ Navy League of Canada,
ride, & toast Was Prince Rupert Branch, general
posed to the bride by M neeting will t

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Chatham Friday, Oct. 17, 8. p.m
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Attention!

ALL
SCOUTS, GUIDES, CUBS,
BROWNIES

       

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ie prepared to turn out in fall uni-
form on the morning of WEDNESDAY, {
OCTORER 22nd, 1952

—

His Exeelieney, The Governor-General j
and Chief Seowi of Canada will be (
inspecting Scouts, Guides, Cubs and

Brownies in a full dress parade,
Please contact your Scout Leader for )

details )
Seout Master—A, J. MITCHELL {
For Commissioner F. E. ANFIELD )

 

 

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{ Black-Stevens Exchange Vows At United Church| _

Included in the|~

riage service,

* Stevens elder daughte , e¢ Mre
Dorothy Stevens, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs, group was Mrs. E. Crum of Van-

Arvid Mattson, and J. Harry Black, manager of the! couver.

' ‘ “ DINNER, RECEPTION

‘ f 2 satires here, exchange , re 8
Capito] and Totem theats langed vows at Following the service a din-

ceremony in First United ner was held at the Canadian
Legion and a reception took

place later at 132 Fourth Ave-

a pretty double-ring
Church last Friday.

Reverend L. G. Sieber  per- nee ‘ a final delicate jue Bast, where the couple will
formed the ceremony wor ; ” - yume reside.
The bride looked radiant in a) Mrs. Fred Meyer, sister of the

For the reception the byide
wore a dainty, street length
was:gown featuring a black velvet
bodice with a low cut round
neckline and a skirt of frothy
black net over gold lace.

Miss Wanda Black weicomed
guests at the door
or the cere- During the evening the bride
zrouping of the and groom cut a beautiful dou-
bridal couple , ble-tiered wedding cake in tra-
during the mar- ditional fashion.

bride, was matron of honor and
d Meyer
feyer wore 4
suit with
and pretty
of pink car-

suit of !
cinnamon brown trimined with Def 44 nd, Fre
deep brown military braid. Her best mn. Mr
hat, shoes and gloves were of sitart y tailorec
also trimmed pale bi accessories

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with touches of deeper brown. sunburst corsage
In her box-shaped purse of nation

matching hue, she carried a A novel feature
dainty compact, gift of the mony w

groom family around

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Prince Rupert Daily News
_ Thursday, October 46, 1962 :
as — ate

Roda. Getatd Nuptials Held.
At Church of Annunciation |

Theresa Jacqueline Gerard yes-
terday became the bride of Denis
Roussell at Annunciation Church
with the Rev. O. P. Mohan offi-
ciating

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white bouquet of carnations. Hef
bridesmaid, Armida Foffoli, wor
a grey wool dress and carried
bouquet of pink carnations.

Bett man was John Laporte.

The bride, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Julien Gerard of Worck,
Belgium, arrived in Canada a
few months ago aiid came here
a week ago from Ocean Falls

A reception was held in t
evening at 715 Eighth Avenu
East, future home of the couple,

A three-trered wedding cake,
topped with a wedding bell an@
| lily-of-the-valley was cut in tras
ditional style. Father Mohaf
proposed the toast to the bridé
and it was responded to by thé
groom :

The groom is the son of Mr.

dockwood, Saskatchewan.

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