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tr pisengneaing the gloomy ‘weather Saturday, 38 youngsters
ranging from five-yoar-old Darlene Rutherford to Gailya Grimolf-
Roll, enjoyed the first. outing to Balt Lakes.

-4The.ferry left Cow Bay whart

abi 9:30: and returned at 6 pm, ; o
he chilly day didn’t interfere, lovers wm many ire a }

‘ith the children’s enthusitem | pe collected all summer, pressed
for swimming, running andland mounted in scrap hooks.

‘alking races, the stpries reali mrs, B. W. Becker, will hel ;
aller, Junch, and the beachcomb- | Doris in the naming and recoe.
inition of the speciinens. PrPlzes

' Rickey Ogilvie had a prize can will be awarded the des ot three
full of-miniature crabs which he ‘books at the end of the summer
transported from the Salt Lake ‘program,

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docks.up to the dai at the lake. |
The- children came home ! red |

and hungry and later enjoyed a
Li ‘ k 5 y a Hl} M., Us
hontire, marshmallow and wela- Int the ve swimming "a or

Tuesday and Thursday at 2 in.

¢ ‘roast In the park,

“The next outing will be ‘on
W editesday, when we will again
invade: Salt Lakes for the day.
Time 9'a.m. In McClymont Park.
price15 cents and If ils raining,
the day will be spent al tne
Ciyle Centre beginning at} p.m.
‘The summer program is hy ful
swing this week, with swimanue
Tessons, nature study, story nour,
braiding classes, bonfires, oulings
Sports, crafts and games, A délly

 

elable of events In the nlav-:

round will be published yise-
where in this paper staring
itomorrow.

may. ‘be made by phoning the

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Canadian Broadcasting Corpor-:
ation women 's commentator, left:

cific Airlines plane for her home:

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, Inquiries ‘about the prograni

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: "Stan Fielding, assistant super-
visor of the pool, left this murn-
jing for Trail where he will at-

ing oli this community will be
very worthwhile.: Plans towards :
ithig. ~swimming course wil be:
anne when Stan returns
"from the south, Next summer. ft
iregular Red Cross Course should
"pe, available to the children.

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' The nature study class, direct-

 

tend a 4 day Red Cross Lifescv- |
ling Course. He will be away for: Eighth Avenue East, left this
telght days, I'm sure this isrst? morning by plane for a two-

step towards Red Cross lfacav- :

ved by. Dorls Fahey should be of

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be seelng you in you In the parks!

PERSONALS

Rileen Laurle of Vancouver, |

 

 

this morning by Canadian ‘Pa. |

after a two-day: visit In the elty
as zuest of honor at the ‘Elks
Jodge Dominion day celebrations
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. BE. Av Page of
Windsor, Ontarlo and their son
and daughter-in-law, Dr. and
Mrs. John Page of San Fran-
cisco, arrived in the city today | -
to spend a holiday as guests of
their gon and daughter-in- law
_Mr. and Mrs, Walter Page, 834
Summit Avenue, :

Mrs. ’ Chertill Meintyre, 44

week holiday in Vancouver.
While away she will attend the
annual provincial Women of
‘the Moose convention jn. Na-
naimo, July 4, 6 and 1,

 

Stanley Fielding, swimming
pool supervisor al McClymont
pool left by plane this morning
for Vancouver, on his ‘way ta
Tratl to lake a five-day Red

| course at the smelter city.
R. B. Bennett, 400 Fourth Av-
enun Fast, teacher on the staff
of Booth Memorlal high school.
eft this morning .by CPA plane
for Vancouver. to allend s summcr

 

 

mane via. Vancouver after. 2
three-week stay in ‘the city as |
guest of Mr.-and Mrs, Alexan-
jder Duffus,. | 1440 gah Ay- |
enue" East: fe oo

Mrs, J. M. Chater, 423 Third
Avenue West, arrived home Fri-°
day after spending the past
Stwo months visiling in Winni-
peg, Toronto and Edmonton,
vai. Wha Mrs, Chater” then mo-
taved to Lake Kathiyn for the
holiday week- end.

  

 

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| Tag eannon balls from the
stege of Yorkton, Va. i 781, are

 

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ceremony in the First United’ church, June 23 areiMr.- and Mrs:
‘Hugh W ambe ' ymer
gh Wesley Chambers, The bride is the former Edith Mills, RN, | the ‘occasion’ “Mrs. Kristmanson

Rasmus sen.

‘Cross Swimming and Safety} Andrew's Anglican cathedral for the past 25 years | Classes” pot under ay
afternoon a yt0 00 in C- i:

church hall to enioy a pot- “iuick sinner, sdonscreri{ Classes, divided into: beginers | :
ae eRe ‘and? advanced swimmers were |

by the cathedral. choir. ine |

 
  
  

 

    
  

A wedi ‘interest staid

‘| couver became the bride of Law-

manson Of. Prince Rupert. _

the ula: “noon: ‘marriage -eere-
mony “performed in. Chalmers
United ‘Church, Vancouver while
Alfred .Chard; ‘organist “played
ine wedding. music, >,

© her: wedding , the” bride,
| wore a. waltz-length ~ “gown of |
| white lace-over-taffeta and 2
iiny taffeta ‘cap, trimmed? with
pearls ‘secured. her eHapel.: veil,
She carried a: bouquet, of!
denias “and” stephanotis, a iM
Sisters, of: the bride, “Misses!
Dolly van de: Wint of San Fran-
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was solemnized: in Vancouver! the B.C.’ ‘Health Dep: un
June 2 When. Miss:Hanna van the. B.C. Tuberculo
de Wint,; daughter of. Mr,..andjsoon as organizational
Mrs. Alle: van ‘de: Wink. of Van-|this ‘area ‘is.completed..~
R, J. Hunter, chest:
| rence Willtam’ Kristmanson, son j vey organizer of th
of Mrv aiid. Mrs,’ Dantel. Kyist- | culosis Society, Is no
Rupert: to. plan -the’st
Rev. H, “Watts. ‘officated - for the local public, healt,
and leaders of co munity"

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| while. ushers were Gerald van de
-Wint and: W: ‘Calderwood. :

“Mr. ‘and Mrs. -Kristinanson,
attending. the. wedding’ of their

‘ -—Photos by. ‘van Meer Studie t
PICTURED ABOVE “following their ‘late afternoon’ ‘weddi.ig® son, assisted in the. .recelving
. |Vine ab-the: “reception held “at. the

home: of. the. bride’s parents, For).

daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, William Mills: of Coronation,. ’ ‘ :
Alberla, Rev. L. G, Sleber heard the marriage: VOWS and: later : wore. a ean silk -cocktall
proposed the toast to the bride at the reception, ‘held: in the. gown an we accessories S
Nurses’ residence. Mrs. Chambers, on’ the nursing: ‘staff of: the Congratulatory teles amis
Prince Rupert General hospital was. assisted by’ Mra. .J. Lb wore recelved = fom Bombay.
Kelly, RN, superintendent: of nurses in the receiving. jine, Bridal : India, Holland, South Anterica,
‘attendant was Miss Glor ja Lrving | while best man: “was Millen Trail and Prince Rupert’,
of Newlyweds’ left. immediately
Z | following. for a honeymoon . ‘trip
to San, Francisco: :

 

 

 

 

St. Andrew's Choimmasier,

: . Swim hes
Organist Peter Lien Felted . Start at Park

Peter Lien, choir . master and organist | of St / Parks Board “Learn, to's Sein
way ’ this

 

 

 

 

 

   

was honored last Thursday evening when more then: giymont : Park ‘with a record
60 members of the congregation: gathered in: the number of chileren registered. -

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Following the supper, Wiired At the sunday, morning pr ‘ayer (Botham and Rusty: Thain,

school. oy Sinclair, on behalf of the cholr, June, 24, Canon Basil, 5. Provk- | :
presented Mr. Lien with an IR- ter, on behalf. of. th oe 7 Swimming 1e8801.3" will: ‘be .
James W. Hall of St, Louis, Ill. seribed pen deck set and Mrs. |, e congre- ‘given every Tuesday and Thurs-: o
returned ‘home today by CPA Lion’ was presented a silver gation, presented Mr, Lien with | day ‘at 2 p.m, weather. permit —
a Jeather-hound.hymn book.. iting.

‘deposit glass vase filled witn 2
bougual of red rores.

Departing member's the
congregation Mrs.-R. H. cavir.
ison and Miss. Dorothy Bakes
‘were presented COTEAAS.

 

 

 

Kindergarten
At Seal Cove |
Ends Season

The rhow'ne of amoving fin |

af the children altendine sal:
Cove Kinderrarten, made dure.
Ing an ordinary kindergarten |
cession, under the direction of
Mrs, John Manhe'm, wis the |
Niehtght of the group's Test:
cession when they entertained |
varents and friends with a Flim!
and stage shew,

“Our Holiday’ was the tile af
the revie presented by — the
ehildren followed be the cebored .
Hi Wied oun Wiha Pare
pose,”

Children taking part in the:
eytertainment were Peunela Me-
Donald, Jody Edwards, Suzans
Doy,, Peter Dinittray, Lenaye
Jdudson, Catherine Nicholson, «
Bobby Kellourh, RellyToan Orr,

 

 

 

 

 

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of Saskatchewan, leaves a Regina church with Timothy Gadi
sick following thelr wedding, The-bridegroom ts son of br ewery
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