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“Baskets of mixed flowers at the altar railing of the Church of the An-
Pun formed the setting for the mid-summer morning wedding Friday
when Miss Patricia Martin, RN, became the bride of Peter Moroz.

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‘in while lace-over-white satin,
The ballerina-length skirt flar-
‘ed from a fitted strapless bodice;
‘; lopped by a matching bolero,
|A finger-tip-veil of illusion net,
-cdged with lace was seeured hy
an encrusted pearl neaddress

tions and pink roses completed
her ensemble.

Sister of the bride, Sue Mar-
{in as maid-of-honor, chose a

over-pink taffeta and she car-
ried a bouquet of yellow rose-
buds, mauve asters, marguerites
and white daisies,

Brother of the groom, wdward
Moroz was best man while ush-
ers were Willlam Yerema and
Edward Kawalskt. '

Organist Mrs. Denis J. Rowse
accompanied
anne Van Deursen,

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‘holding white tapers, flanked
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soloist. Miss Jo: |

‘her guests wearing a blue bro-|

posed by A. Donald Ritchie.

oma Ranaghan, Mits Barbarz
; Dumont, Miss Beverly Comer
Mrs. Kenneth Malcolm, Mrs
| Michael Sokolowski and Mrs |
Thomas McBride,

Newlyweds will make. their
home at 535 A Tatlow Stree:
when they return from their
motor honeymoon trip to Van
couver and the Pacific coast of
the United States,

Mrs. Moroz, a graduate nurse
of Royal Jubilee hospital, Vic-1-
toria, has been employed as an
offlee nurse in the offices of
Drs, L. M. Greene, J. A. Mac-
donald and A, 8. Arneil. Mr.
Morcz, who received ‘his school-
ing In Wishart, Saskatchewan, | .
is a partner in the La Gondola}.
cafe, Third Avenue West.

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-{ments on Fourth Avenue East,

‘shall be taken to deal with this’ Visit in Nanaimo on official bus-

‘Problem” will receive a prize of
$25, it was announced Saturday |
“morning at. therevular menting |
of the Prince Rupert Credit j
! Women's Breakfast club, in the:
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‘1958, the letler read, 7
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“Migs Alida Louw of Cape Town, ‘South “Africa, was guest
of honor Friday night when Mrs. H. W. ‘Thompson, president
of the Prince Rupert Business and ‘Professional’ Women's
club was hostess to an informal gathering ‘of, club : members
at her home on Eleventh Avenue East, ap ee

Miss’Louw, employed in the Civil Service personel in
Cape Town, is the convener of Fine Arts Standing, commit-
tee of the International Federation of BPWC..:'

The international traveller arrived: in ‘the. city Thursday
morning by train and left Saturday on the.‘Queen of the
North” to continue her North American’ tour. °

Departing Family | Honored.
At Farewell Party Friday ©

 

idents Mrs. Rita Watson and her: daughter. ‘Marion
with a farewell party Friday evening when friends.

gathered at her home on Hays Cove Avenue.
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and Miss Watson leave the city
Saturday for Vancouver where
‘they: will make their home, Miss

| Watson is presently home on
lave while in nurse's training
yal - Royal Jubilee hospital, - Vic-
toria,. °

Assisting the hostess’ with
refreshments. were ‘Mrs. John
Macarenko and Mrs... Rodne:
Larson. .

Other. guests . attending 1 werr
Mrs. Harold Marshall, sr., Mrs,
Ganka Peneff, Mrs. Barrie Wat-
son and Mrs. Harold Marshall.
jr. and Mrs, Rodney. Harris.

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Beatrice and Douglas Thorar-
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and Mrs, R. D. Thorarinson of} 2
233 Eleventh Street, left by. plane |." ?
today for Port Hardy to visit |
their uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Alan Clarke.’ Mrs. Thorar-
inson will leaye Saéurday to: join
her children and they will then+:
join Mr. Thorarinson and make
their home-in Duncan, :

 

   

 

Mrs. A. W. Allaire, 2177. Atlin
Avenue,. left today by plane for
a three-week holiday in Vancou-
ver, Victoria and Scattle,

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Frederick Withler of Nanaimo,
director of investigations for the
Skeena River Salmon Commis-
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CS Chatham, Father 0. P..Mo-
han, Was. entertained. : Friday
when officers and guests. licld a
farewell party in: his honor’ in
the ward room of “HMCS. Ghath-
am,

Father Mohan, ‘par ith priest: of
the Chureh of the.
for the past. threes vbars, ‘leaves
for Terrace within the next few.

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ats Herbert Pitts of Alberni,
B.C? Idft’ today on: the Union.
Steamship “Catala” for Vancou-

ver on her return trip home af-
iter spending. the past two- weeks
“here as guest of relatives, Mr.

and Mrs, Joseph Richards, 930
Alfred Strect.

Mrs. Ronald Rhodes and baby
Debbie, of 938 Alfred Strect, !cft
‘today by boat en route to Camp-
bell River, where they will join
and son Ronald jr,,!
who left the city two weeks ago
to make thelr home on Vancou-
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commanding officer of HMCS
Chatham, present Father Mo-
han with-a gold desk clock, on
behalf of the ward room officers,
Thanking’ the . inembers for
their. kindness, Father» Mohan
oxpressed his regret in loaving
bul extended a cordial Invitation
to everyone Lo.not only visit him
-but to Join his parish in Terrace.
The social ovent concluded
with refreshments and danelng,

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