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a t interest here was the autumn wedding. of
Bono Mae Brunlees, daughter: of: Dr. and Mrs. L. B.
Senn of Nanaimo.and John Henry Smith, son of Mr,
d Mrs, E, G. Smith of Victoria, solemnized recently
th a double-ring ceremony conducted by Rev. R.

llies in St. Augustine's church, Vancouver.
Hven in marriage by her fa- vretee
bHar, the davk halved bride chose
White velvet gown fashioned
Eprincess lines with a. full bal-
Hetina skirt Jongth and wearing
aythapel vell with, crown of
i. Tyas, She carried a bouquet 0!
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Out-of-town guests: Included
the brothers si the groom, Dr.
Vincent Smith, Tom Smith and
Gilbert Smith of Victorla. Dr.
and Mrs. A, H, Phileox, Mrs, Mil-
ton Whatf and Dr, and Mrs. L, B,
Henn of Nanaimo,: Mrs, 8. D.
Longmore of Calgary, Vancouver
guests Ineluded Mr. and Mrs, D.
Easton, Mr, and Mrs, D. Morris,
Mr, and Mrs,'P, Brisco, Mr. and
Mrs, Ross Longmore, 'Mr, and
Mrs. Dap Routledge and Miss
Routledge, ‘Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Smith and Mrs, J, Longmore,

After the reception the bridal
couple left by plane for Victoria
to be with the parents of the
groom who, the same day No-
vember 6, were celebrating thelr
50th wedding anniversary.

Mrs. Smith, ionuerly.on the
p bride. Mrs, Longmore was nursing staff of the. Nanaimo
ubgisted: by her sister Mrs, L..B.} General -hospilal and the grcom
enn In receiving the guests. Dr. formerly of the Royal Bank of
ee proposed the toast to his}ofsCanada at Nanaimo returned
ep-daughter, .to Prince Rupert Monday where

!Mr, Smith is the accountant of
{the Royal Bau of Canada here,

Heather, a rope of pearls being
cascading flow-

     

Hgwined in the

iMtrs, A, H. Phileox, matron of
ep selected a soft plum shade
Aavet ensemble, A crescent

dad dress of sequins, velvet and
veh en Lone ec.apleved her cos-
time, Her bouquet was of bronze
agu gold mums, The gruom wits

ajfencded by his twin brother
qd, as usher,
following the ceremony a re-

Hption was held at the home of
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LW. G, HOMENUK, ‘former as-
eistant plant accountant for
Columbia Cellulose Company
Lid., Watson Island, recently
was promoted to senior ac-

iL was announced
today Mr Homenuk, joined the
company. in July, 1953, when

 

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| Mrs, ‘Poudon" Arnell, Glasgow, enue
 Svotland, arrived in Prince Ru-!on the

‘pert yesterday to spend an ex- ‘attend

Winds Up |
‘Busy Season jtended visit with her son and
_{daughter-in-lay Dr, and Mfs.

The Women’s auxiliary!A. S. Arnell, 201 First Street.'day.
to the Prince Rupert Gen-| Mrs. Arneil.sr., arrived by CPA|
eral Hospital wound up a

flight from’ Amsterdam {o Vin-!
couver. Prior to leaving, Scot-

Gla “West, is leaving
“Queen of the North” to

the

‘who died ‘Monday. Services will
‘take ‘place in Vancouver Tues-

after cotpleting a Polar Route) Mrs. Alex Gomez and two sons
and two daughters, 1831 Seventh
l Avenue East, are leaving tonight

’ tomorrow |

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Lodge Anniv

Lodge No. 22, ,to, beheld tomorro
avill be-attended by gucsi of honor
Westminster, president: of the. Sons

Jities at the hospital .and
|preparing for the annual

officers in January,

busy and successful year
last night at. its final
meeting for :1956 laying
plans for Christmas activ~

meeting and election’ of

President Mrs, J. R. Ayres and,
Mrs. L. A. Hunter were auth-

forts for patients, A committee
was also named to assist Mrs. |
HW. A. Breen of the Library com-,
mittee vith decoration of Christ-
mas trees for the wards, inelud-
ing Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. John
Magor, Mrs. Donald Martin, Mrs.
Charles Yule, Mrs. A. D, Vance,

 

he arrived in Prince . Rupert
with his wife and three child-
ren from Victoria, where he
was senicr audit supervisor
from 1950 to 1953 for Ismay,
Boiston, Dunn and Company,
accountants. Mr.
Homenuk served with.. the
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Film Council
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“Preview |, By Rotarians

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A@rince Rupert. Film council: plans for the Rotary club
representatives from cily organ-! Christmas

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bets and persons interested Ij held {ts regular luncheon meet-
film showings are invited to al-'ing In the Broadway cafe.

   
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
 
 
  
 

 

 

 

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:yibwe", Mrs. A, L. Bell, film li-

*  gkfrlan for the council announ-
cbt; today.
“sMonthly fil
siiwn . the

‘the Civic Centre, will present
jthe Rotary chorus singing)
m previews will be: Christmas carols, a sale of}
third Monday Of; home-cooking and refreshments!
ene month in the Civic Centre of tea, sandwiches and cakes.
Maiti lounge at 8 pan. The f st: proceeds from the social, with:
a woe be thls Mondays: president A. Donald Ritchie, asi
pve ' ‘general convener, will aid Ro-;
Mrs. Bell said that the eounell, tary club protects.
which joined the Regionul AS-|  ynrerestin aslatre ty!
x or . ‘ile wl 2 g displays of city:
ene wrivilene saat to. merchants’ Christmas merchan- |
choose the films which will pe Oe Whee a pee Ara
purchased by the association for, non &. "McBachern was ‘intro-.
aiblributon in the north-central duced ag a New member.
“While, the admis
dionthly sessions is by inv

sion for these: Guests attending the. meeting |
itation ‘were Rotarian Robert Adair of
ofily, any one interested in at-; Vancouver, Edward Enright and
ténding may recelve an invita-:D. J. Light of Prince Rupert,
weneby. phoning Mrs. Bell at'Charles Radford of Edmonton
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the Second World War. —

ristmas Social Planned

December 6.

James Macgregor was elected

i \ social were outlined|new club secretary to succeed K.

tions, Individual club mem-i yesterday when the local club) A. McIntosh who leaves tonight

by train for Regina, where -he

He V has been transferred as. manag-

tend the monthly “film pre-: The pre-Yuletide event to bejer of Canadian National Tele-
‘held December 6, at 7 p.m. inj graphs.

Woman Fined |
For Interfering
With Dogcatcher

LOUISVILLE, Ky, (PA 40-
year-old woman accused of

serving as a Paul Revere for |

dogs was fined $10 Thursday | é
“ 1601 Sixth Avenue West, are;

for interfering with a city
dog-catcher, ,
Court testimony: said Mrs,
Beatrice Alfred ran through
one of the cily’s neighbor-
heods last Friday, rapping at
doors’ and shouting, “The
dogeatchers are here! Calt in
your dogs!”

   

Mrs, Hubert Ward, Mrs: J. B.
iRae and Mrs. J. N, Thom. ~
| Named to the nominations

land she had just completed aon the Union

cousing on their pineapple farmj;month ago to take up employ-

orized to buy Christmas com-}

; C0] Steamship Chil-
visit. to “Australia “where sheicotin: for Vancouver where they
visited Dr, Arneil’s uncle and,will join Mr. Gomez who left a

in Queensland, Her, return: trip! ment there:

No, 2.

to preside.
meeting of the lodge, the following ¢
members on lodge activities. He

 

“PRINCE RUPERT:

- «Briday,/ November: 1

The anniversary banquet “of th

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‘committee for elections in Jan-
‘wary were Mrs, Sidney Elkins,
ichairman, Mrs, C. G. Ham and
iMrs, R. E. Gladding.

' A request from Mrs, Breen for
lassistance with ‘library service
iat the hospital on Friday after-
noons saw Mrs, Magor, Mrs.
Ward, Mrs. K. L. Robertson and
Mrs. J, L, Venables volunteer.

Reporting on the Hallowe'en
tea, Mrs. Ayres noted that the
affair had been highly success-
ful and she thanked Mrs, Ro-
bertson, convener, and Mrs, H.
Weldon Steel, who had opened
her home for the event, as well
ag all members who had assist-
ed at the tea.

Accepted as a new member of
the auxiliary was Mrs. W. E.
Brown.

The meeting closed with re-
ifreshments served to the 26
members present by Mrs. Wil-
liam Bond, Mrs. C. C. Mills, Mrs.
‘K, L. Robertson and Mrs. J. 1.
; Venables, The prize was won by
| Mrs. John Magor.

 

 

OFF ON TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. Chungkee Mah,
‘leaving tomorrow on the “Queen

‘of the North” for Vancouver
‘where they will visit relatives.

: While _away for three weeks, : Mrs. .
they will meet Chenyu Mah of | Yager,

| Hong Kong, who arrives in Can-

lada by way of London,

‘and who will come to Prince;an

‘Rupert to make his home.

England! Northouse, Mrs.

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to the United Kingdoni was wen of Monday. oe eet
interrupted ‘at the southern end| Keith Faught, 1322' Piggott) ©” “Co-conveners. for “the”
of the Suez Canal by the Middle! Avenue is planning to leave by! John. Pedersen: é nd Kennet
East. crisis and her ship wasiCanadian Pacific Airlines plane ee
forced to make the long voyage| today for a° month's: stay. in| FE
around the Cape of Good Hope.| Vancouver where he will receive gerese’ eee
——— medical treatment. - l¢ eee
_ Also: planning to leaye today ot coe tg
by CPA’ plane was J. A. Martin,| Planning to leave today -by| »°
'1702 Atlin Avenue, for a short|CPA plane was Donald Stephen-|.@-
visit. in: Vancouver, son, 1865. Seventh Avenue East,! »
, for a ten-day vacation in ‘Van-| @
Charles Roberts, 952 Ambrose;
stay in Vancouver late Mrs..-M. M.. Stephens is; @.
mo , leaving tomorrow on the “Queeli le ‘
7 -,  jof the North” to attend: the ee
-M. M, Stephens, 432 Fifth’ Av- tfuneral service Tuesday. in. Van-"; @:
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icouver’ of -Mrs, Stephens, who}

—_ : ” laied Monday. ;
ds iy
Honored. | | the

by Shower

Miss Nellie Bill was feted
Tuesday night when. friends
gathered at the home of Mrs.
John Gurvich, 736 Fifth Avenue
West, to attend a miscellaneous
shower in- honor of: Miss Bill's
wedding November 22, to Wil-
fred Delloch. ;

-Co-hostess for the affair was
Mrs. D'S. Bill. 0!

The guest of honor received a

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Christmas Cards Early. See. the,
new designs by Vogue and Toot-
hills, Hundreds’ to. choose from |~
at ‘the Daily News. “ath
@ Dancing tonight? Make a hit

with a corsage for her. Dial 353.

corsage and her large array of ; seg: .
gifts, arranged in a decorated Vance 8 Flowers &. Home Ae)

basket, seated in the . bridal
chair, decorated with pink and
white’ streamers. oo
Mrs. George Pavich and Mrs.
John McIntosh Jr, won the;
games prizes. Buffet lunch con-
‘eluded: the enjoyable event.
Other invited guests were Mrs,
Robert Postuk, Mrs. Michael
Munizaba, Mrs, Vida. Vuckovich,
‘Mrs. Dorothy Bill; Mrs.Jan Dun-
bar, Mrs. Ganka Peneff, Mrs.
'Olga ‘Duncan, Mrs. Alex Bi§,
N, J. Gurvich, Mrs. Marko
Mrs. Howard Miller, Mrs.) @ > Moose. night
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Kate Budnich| 0°.
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