Ptlntt
Hupttt
Dan,
,
SMITHERS
CLEAN-UP
directed
the
"School
Contest.''
An
even
score
of
other
children
won
a
dollar
bill
each,
as
follows:
Tannis
Bottomley,
Ann
Hos-
singly
and
in
working
bees,
cleaned
up
numberless
gardens,
vacant
lots,
old
rubbish
piles
and
back
alleys,
and
generally
greatly
improved
the
look
of
the
village.
PAKJSTANY-PASSED
,
NEW
DELHI
.
b)r-
A
125-mile
overland
road
link'between
West
Bengal
and
Tripura
'
state
on
the
Assam-East
Bengal
border
running
entirely
through
Indian
territory
is
near
completion.
Access
to
Tripura
'
up
till
now
was
possible
only
through
Dorothy
Hibbard,
Beverly
Kerr,
I
Violet
Bazil,
Brian
CoUison.j
Sharon
Herman,
Edith
McKen-
zie.
Hector
Moore
and
Marjorie
Simpson.
Constable
Ed.
Corron,
with
his
loud
speaker
system,
announced1
the
start
of
the
clean-up
cam-'
paign.
I
As
a
result
children,
adults,
Hail
boys'
class,
with
Sharon
Morrison
and
Jerry
Olsen
heading
the
girls'
class,
in
this
week's
distribution
of
awards
to
school
children
assisting
in
the
Junior
j
Chamber
of
Commerce
clean-up!
campaign.
Prizes
were
distributed
at
the!
school
by
Carl
Spicer
who,
with!
Alf
Quanstrom
and
Alex
Holder,'
ARE
UNITED
AT
TERRACE
"tends
of
th.
.
Good
Job
Done
By
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
!
i
SMITHERS
Carol
Robinson
find
David
Oulton
were
first
and
second
prize
winners
in
the1
kins,
Margaret
Davidson,
Har-
vey
Bergen,
Judy
Chapman,
Leonard
Fransen,
Jean
Bennett,;
Arthur
Dunn,
John
Laidlaw,
J
Sharon
O'Neill,
Sam
CaslerJ
You
Saw
It
in
The
News!
Advertise
m
the
Dally
News!
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Miss
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Jordan
Becomes
Bride
of
Albert
Harrison
TERRACE
A
very
pretty
wedding
was
solemnized
at
St.
Matthew's
church
on
Wednesday
afternoon,
when
Jean
Josephine
Jordan
became
the
bride
of
Albert
James
Harrison
at
a
double
ring
ceremony.
Rev.
p
Mallett
officiated.
Lovelv
in
a
envn
nt
n.v.i
hr.m.
home
.
.
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U1
ttok.
in
town
WELSH
m
cnr
an
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wihm;i
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years
figured
satin
with
bustle
back
1
comed
bv
107
rekt'
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hum
iicv
juse,
me
,
'
bride
was
given
m
marriage
by
ner
grandfather
O.
T.
Sundal
BROADYU
CAFE
0
fa.
Her
veil
was
train
length
and
was
held
In
place
with
a
coronet
of
blossom.
Her
bouquet
was
of
red
tulips
and
white
narcissi.
.
Matron
of
honor
was
Mrs.
Alec
Houlden
in
a
plnlc
sheer
gown
with
short
sleeves
and
a
net
oversklrt.
Her
headdress
was
made
of
small
pink
velvet
flowers
and
a
pink
fingertip
veil.
She
carried
a
bouquet
of
pink
tulips,
white
narcissi
and
bluebells.
Elizabeth
Haugland,
In
a
blue
sheer
gown,
was
bridesmaid.
Her
headdress
was
of
small
blue
velvet
flowers
and
a
blue
fingertip
veil.
She
also
carried
a
bouquet
of
pink
tulips,
narcissi
and
bluebells.
Two
little
flower
girls
carried
Here
are
some
truly
fine
garments,
specially
priced
to
sell,
and
all
can
be
purchased
on
a
budget
plan
suited
to
your
means.
Quantities
are
limited,
so
shop
early.
Ail-Wool
English
Gabardine
BEST
FOOD
BEST
COOK!
FLA'
'$10,0
Spee
vsryam
AND
CHINESE
D1SDK
A
SrECIALTt
baskets
of
flowers.
Marilyn!
Johnstone
was
In
blue
with
a!
white
hat
and
Jean
Smith
wa3;
FOR
TAKE
HOME
OR
t
Tb.rt
J
CAI
1
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j
net
11
This
beautiful
long-wearing,
English
all-wool
gabardine
has
been
made
into
beautiful
coats
and
suits
in
gorgeous
pastel
shades
and
price
so
low
that
you
can't
afford
to
let
them
go.
Buy
on
the
budget
plan
for
only
all
In
pink.
Alec
Houlden
attended
the
groom
and
the
ushers
were
Parker
Mills
and
Robert
Cooper.
Yellow
tulips
and
lilac
adorned
the
altar
and
organ.
Playing
the
nuptial
music
was
Miss
Yvonne
Larsen
and
Mrs.
Lloyd
Johnstone
sang
"Because"
during
the
signing
of
the
register.
Pictures
were
taken
by
Brock
Smartly
Styled,
Pastel
PRINCE
RUPEl
Norberg.
j
Tulips
In
silver
baskets
dec-i
orated
the
table
at
the
Silver
i
Tip
dining
room
where
a
family
'
reception
was
held.
A
toast
to
11
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All
Ite:
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,n
Tint
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Wil
rtss
o
(sued
Joult
lotiee
t
t)
om
Jon
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ft
leal
JerUt
'alld
vritln
.
Vf.
fay
o
will
be
open
daily:
3:30
p.m.
to
lip
Saturdays
12
No'i
ere
is
the
versatile
shortie
you've
always
anted
and
notice
the
amazing
low
price
jy
this
nualitv.
You'll
know
they're
a
bar-
,
the
brl
le
was
proposed
by
Mr.
I
j
Mallett
and
was
responded
to.
by
the
groom.
A
beautifully!
:
decorated
wedding
cake,
made:
and
decorated
by
Mrs.
C.
Cau-!
I
iIhts
wa.
cut
with
due
cere
mony
by
the
bride.
$19.50
'
1
'
12
Midnight
Bowl
In
Clean
and
?'A
ani
the
moment
you
see
them.
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Surroundings
f
In
the
evening
a
weddinj
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
F
:
H
STYLISH
SUMMER
HELEN'S
a:ORGE
L.
RORIE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
BEAUTY
SHOi
Permanent
Wavlaj
Income
Tax
Return
Compiled
Beauty
Culture
In
all
Its
branchfi
1
Besner
Block
Phune
387
Here
is
a
roup
of
dresses
specially
priced
to
clear.
You
are
sure
to
see
several
that
you
can
afford
in
this
selection.
Included
are
Cottons,
Spun
Rayons,
featuring
Butcher
Linens,
Sandswept
Crepes
and
White
Background
Jerseys
in
a
wide
assortment
of
styles
and
colors.
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ill
Every
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merchandise
is
within
your
reach.
Simply
make
use
of
Sweet
Sixteen's
Personalized
A.
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Avenue
West
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