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Friday,
April
22,
1949
KAMLOOrS
ARE
(Continued
Irom
l-age
1)
BEAUTIFUL
It's
a
Happy-Go-lln,,,..,..
other
K.A.A.-developed
hoopster,
includes
a
spell
with
the
Kel-owna
Hornets
In
the
roster
of
his
experience.
Gordon
MeUuarrie,
centre,
first
year
up
in
Senior
competition.
Starred
on
local
High
'
"
GAY
MUSIC
-
SOXCS
,t,
ranks
during
the
1940-47
season.
Art
Rartou,
forward
and
captain,
also
was
on
the
Thunder-birds
in
that
success-crowned
Miss
Donna
McEwen
Becomes
Bride
of
Thomas
George
A
pastel
blue
bridal
costume
with
School
and
Intermediate
teams
1940-41
season.
Joined
the
Rain-
Led
the
point-getters
for
the
.
.
.
....
9fl1
bows
at
the
start
of
the
194G-i7
Interior
league
u'b
h
DENNIS
MORGAN
-
JAMS
PAIGE
la
points.
Austin
season.
Bus
(Goose)
Ellis,
forward,
an-
ed
with
famed
Victoria
Dominoes
in
1937-38
and
'39.
Last
three
seasons
with
the
Leland
Hotel
squad.
Harold
(Swede
Ferson,
guard,
local
player
that
played
with
Saskatoon
Air
Force
team
which
won
the
priarie
championship
in
the
1943-44
season.
Scolt
Laidlaw,
forward,
came
up
through
Kamloops
Intermediate
ranks
and
joined
the
Senior
"B"
quintette
duiing
the
1946-47
season.
Hank
Sellars,
forward,
new
arrival
to
the
Kamloops
team
this
season.
Previously
played
with
Prince
George
and
Chilli-wack
Senior
teams.
Morris
Cochrane,
forward,
first
year
with
the
Rainbows.
Played
with
High
School
and
Kamloops
Intermediate
teams
previously.
Webster,
guard,
play-
For
Saturday
Only
AN
ADDED
SPECIAL
IN
ADDITION
!
TO
OUR
COAT
AND
SUIT
SALE!
"One
Sunday
Afte
SATURDAY
EVENINGS
7:00
-
9:05
-
ADDED
MICKEY
MOUSE
"PAPOFF
IN
PAIN"
(Narcotics)
W
(I
took
the
spotlight
Wednesday
evening,
when
Donna
Margaret,
eldest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
L.
McEwen
of
Victoria,
took
nuptial
vows
with
Thomas
Lloyd,
only
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
T.
George
of
Mllden,
Saskatchewan,
before
Rev.
R.
A.
Wilson
in
the
First
United
Church
here.
The
bride,
wearing
a
powder
blue
moire
taffeta
gown
with
a
sweetheart
neckline
and
Victorian
bustle
back,
entered
th?
church
on
the
arm
of
her
father
to
the
strains
of
"Lohengrin"
wedding
march.
A
frothy
blue
fingertip
veil
cascaded
from
the
bride's
sequin-studded
tiara
headdress,
which
was
caught
in
her
hair
with
a
spray
of
flowers,
a
miniature
of
her
crescent-shaped
bouquet
of
sweetheart
roses,
heather
and
while
hyacinth.
The
bride-
was
preceded
down
the
aisle
by
her
matron-of-honor,
Mrs.
Helen
Marchildon,
who
wore
a
bouffant
marquisette
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FOR
ALL
YOUR
PRINTING
REQUIREMENTS
PROMPi
TO
AU
wo!
j
TAKE
'EM
or
LEAVE
'EM
j
DRESS
SALE
j
$4.99
.
REG.
PRICES
$13
-
$25
NO
TRY-ON'S
AT
THIS
PRICE
WOOLS
CREPES
PRINTS
Regal
Mile
&
vc...
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cpfMfl
l
ED.
EAUNDERS
gown
of
shell
pink
with
matching
shoulder-length
veil
falling
from
a
sequin-studded
.
tiara
headdress.
Like
the
bride,
the
matron.of-honor
wore
in
her
hair
a
miniature
of
her
bouquet,
blue
iris,
pink
tulips
and
white
j
stocks.
"Quiet!
How
do
you
expect
me
to
concentrate?"
THE
Skeena
Construction
&
Cabinet
IJuilders
and
General
Contractors
FLOOR
SANDING
AND
CABINET
WORK
CONCRETE
WORK
AND
PvEMODELLINO
Z
CHOOSE
FKOM
50
CHOICE
DRESSES
"
We'll
tict'cha
we'll
bet'cha
we'll
bet'cha
every
one
of
these,
dresses
sell.
Sizes
14,
16
and
18.
Make
sure
it's
what
you
want
as
there's
no
exchanges,
please.
j
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
Pile
Sufferers
Don't
tell
us
your
piles
are
hopeless.
Thousands
of
former
suffers
tell
us
they
naa
piles
for
Houses
built
under
the
N.II.A.
Plan-20
down
pj
The
groom
was
attended
by
John
F.
Denning
and
ushers
were
Arne
Poulsen
and
Joseph
Fielden.
The
groom's
boutonierre
was
a
miniature
of
the
bride's
bouquet
The
groomsman
wore
a
pink
car.
nation
boutonierre
and
the
ushers
white
carnations.
During
the
signing
of
the
register,
Miss
Gwen
George,
sister
of
the
groom,
charmed
the
congregation
with
her
vocal
rendition
of
the
hauting
"I'll
.Walk
Beside
You."
Miss
Georee
was
20
years,
some
longer,
lney
are
satisfied
PVLTONE
produces
results.
So
it
can
for
vou.
One
bot
while
Mrs.
Claire
Warsket
and
the
Misses
Beverly
Nelson,
Gone
Pavlikis,
Nellie
Kelday
and
Mario
Lovestad
acted
as
serviteurs.
The
bride's
brother,
Robert
McEwen
of
Smithers
and
Stan
Savu
were
In
charge
of
serving
the
punch.
During
the
evening
a
short-program
consisting
of
two
graceful
tap
dance
numbers
by
eight-year-old
Miss
Janice
Taylor,
an.)
vocal
selections
by
Miss
Gweu
George,
Was
greatly
enjoyed
u...LC
easy
mommy
payments
over
i
iwriod
til:
years.
.
Tree
Estimatees
FOR
FURTHER
INFORMATION
tle
will
prove
its
action
in
your
stubborn
case
or
price
refund
ed
at
once.
That
s
our
guarantee
of.
the
new
PYLTONE
OLDER
WORKERS
(Conunuec
nom
rage
4)
i
uut,
BLAtK
zjj
r.o.
B0
TREATMENT.
PYLTONE
goes
directly
to
the
Internal
cause,
that's
the
reason
lor
its
success.
$1.75
at
all
druggists.
gowned
in
floor-length
pink
over
the
idea
that
it
is
all
over
but
the
funeral
at
45."
Mrs.
Hodges
was
thanked
for
her
address
by
E.
T.
Apple-whaite
on
behalf
of
the
club.
Gutsts
at
the
meeting
included
G.
B.
Hankinson,
Bosworth,
Ontario;
Bernard
Allen,
Vancouver;
C
P
Bussinger,
.
Telkwa;
KEN'S
!
SAVOY
-
"We
are
getting
to
the
stage
where
experience
and
maturity
count
lor
nothing,
yet
at
the
same
time,
the
leaders
o
our
government
arc
c.;l
people
of
advanced
years,"
she
declared.
"Science
is
extending
the
life
span
of
people
and
we
must
ad
RADIO
CLIX
A
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Roof
i
or
saiiMaclor;
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Second
Avenut
Rev
Peter
Kelly,
Ocean"
Falls;
bengaline
and
wore
twin
hair
spray
and
waist
corsage
of
pink
roses
and
white
carnations.
After
the
ceremony,
a
reception
for
some
150
guests
was
heid
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall,
which
was
nandsomely
decorated
wun
pink
and
white
streamers
and
green
cedar
boughs.
The
guests
wire
received
by
the
mother
of
the
bride,
Mrs.
J.
L.
McEwen,
who
wore
an
aqua
.blue
street-length
gown
with
brown
accessories
and
a
corsagi
Over
Your
Head
ACE-TEX
ASPHALT
Walter
Smith
and
Stanley
just
our
ideas
to
meet
this
growing
problem.
It's
time
we
got
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
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wherw
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and
see!
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no
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you
don't
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are
FH
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than
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bran
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empty
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to
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bran,
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heavy
Upt,;
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STEEL
COIX'H
with
i
of
sweetheart
roses,
and
the
mother
of
the
groom,
Mrs.
C.
T.
George,
who
wore
p
figured
turquoise
strect-lengtn
gown
with
black
accessories
and
a
gardenia
f-
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;
tifr
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CI.KANLIXESS
CONVEMENd
EI
1KIENCY
ECONOMV
with
the
Syncrom-malkD'
corsage.
The
bride
and
groom
stood
in
front
of
a
pink
and
white
arcn
beside
the
tastefully
decorated
bride's
table,
on
which
was
a
handsome
threo-tlcred
wedding
cake,
to
receive
the
felicitations
of
scores
of
well-wishers.
"I
have
known
Miss
McEwen
for
a
long
time,
and
she
has
always
been
the
lady
she
is
today,"
stated
R.
G.
Hopkins
in
proposing
a
toast
to
the
bride.
Th!
groom
replied
suitably,
thanking
all
the
friends
who
had
come
to
help
him
and
his
bride
"embark
on
our
lifetime
career."
A
toast
to
the
matron-of-honor
was
proposed
by
T.
B.
Black
and
replied
to
by
the
groomsman.
Bolh
the
toast
and
the
reply
emphasized
the
pretty
setting
the
bride's
attendant
Mother
KnowsTvBestJ
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LING
the
TA11M
had
provided
for
the
beautiful
bride.
Telegrams
from
out-of-town
friends
and
relatives
were
read
by
the
groomsman,
after
whi:h
dancing
to
piano
music
by
Andrew
McNaughton
was
enjoyed
until
luncheon
was
served.
Mrs.
S.
E.
Parker
and
Mrs.
Stan
Saville
presided
at
the
urns,
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