sing
I Sandy

verywhere. one |
br, the city of
Bicrs into the ©
,, mainly be-
eather.

Bye most talk-
ere this week
froke when the
panes athletes
ya and Ugan-
bied hy a bevy
he Vancouver

n jumper, Pat-
Pihe comment -
h he said the
B haepipes was

said Patrick |
to Bert Dawe
B the pipe band,
fopard skin over

| said Pat and
balvearp Kako-
Bird so far from

Fary lo slate-
Mey they recog-
Y frum the pipes

te
B in Prince Ru-
Bnew hat every
mis-moanths stay
Esays that Van-
F pominion Day
Ame‘ ever seen tn
Be ho's lived here
Be 19'1, recently
Fa trip to Spo-
Bec, Bellingham
es. Joe used to
Bat on arrival at
ily News office
- at lunch
Be comny strolling
fe for lunch.
, t
Kid to sce Mel
le New Westmin-
‘office last week.
bd at the Royal
re going to Ru-
rs ago, has re-
# is renewing old
n both Vancou-
Mestminster. First
hen he returned
Meep ing ground was

Be.

her Rupert man
ned to his job
m in California.
Clough, who's
ne neat work at
dw.

Fremembers the °
mily) Montesano
pifiee to tell the
Bwife had pre-
men twin boys a. .
mmy, now Mike
bn osirre Henry
H has twins, Did
ne hand on his
» while pretend-:
B nervous or ¢x-

oh ot
will recall the
ho sine cowboy
a political rally
aes al Gyra Park
He ts W. KK,
mevveen) © Krvvelt,
y the Vanennyny
to the enjoy-
E the outdaar po-
eilled bv Art
Psummier af ‘49,
Porinter with Mhye
that time, Willie
Wpert heenuse af

  
 
 
  
   
 
   
  
   
 
    
    
 
   
   
   
   
   
 
   
 
   
   
  

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Rae, are naw on.
lion at the Fle.
mnehy vt Mile
Carihos Tay

VS on Veneanver
counle af “siepyny
over before go-
tho,

On returning to
the end ef the
1 Dick and Helen
“Ht Seattle poe
th fo Rimert,
bhi over with
piurrival here...
rly wth ta tell
who's down here
Stay, that she'e
triving toast ,
failed ta tall the
wos (hat, she was
man fo pass the
rand now hapes

‘star when she

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Mieouy py, the Mew
TH eypasfiver qd ty
nN, who anauncad
ing mareled on
Vn Stuvvet(, gla
Johu Starved of
MY IH maki a
wilh Kolth Splatt,
Cling by ear but
+10 park company
fly home to came
Bevo rranyonts,
vg

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Miner whole bey,
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“HOW rolling earn
doh la ta be
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MR. and MRS. W.

newlyweds ‘Mr... and Mrs.

 

Shower Fetes
Helen Astoria,
August Bride

Miss Helen Astorla, bride-elect
of next month, was honored last
night at a miscellaneous show-
er staged at her home by Miss
Betty Oskey and Miss Delphine
Astoria, co-hostesses.

The honoree will be married
here August 14 to Mr, Willtam
Fapushinsky, :

The enjoyable event featured
games: ‘and | presentation. of a
corsage of pink and white carna-
llons ‘to the honoree by Mrs, W. on
Baxter, after which’ the many:
lovely gifts were presented in-a
prettily-decorated basket by Miss
by
Prize-winners In the | games.
session Included Mrs, P,; Dvornek,
Miss Baxter, Miss Helen Astoria,
Mrs, M, Oskey, Mrs. D. Geddes, j
Miss Rolande Turcotte and Mrs..:
.| B. Pedersen |

Other guests uw ihe event:
were Mrs; L. Astoria, Mr* . W.
Baxter, Mrs. J. Bateman, Miss
Donalda Letournéau, Miss Jean-
Mnette Cloutier, Mrs, M. Chaprun,
Mts, K, Nickel, Mrs. J.' Johnson,
Mrs. A.Sokolowski, Miss, Marie].
Dyornek, Miss Stella Chaprun,
Miss Shirley Wogel, Mrs. P. York,
Miss Irene York, Mrs. N. Busso,
Mrs. D, MacIntosh, Mrs, P. Lo-
pushinsky, Mrs. M. Beckicy, Mrs.
K. Rowe and Miss Helen Konder-

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resonting tho Hawallan Tk
Janda iy (ha Miss Amorten con
font In Allantla Clty in Bop.
Lomber will be Miss Kaptotant
Miler, Ql-yeny-oltl benuly from
{hin clronmy tales of tho Paelf-
it, Misa Maby Hawhll," 2h).
vantsold Patrician Ann Kolly,
Nao will bo prosont for tho
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Mi IncY. ie Ropert Daily News
. ‘July, 23, 15d wo

MacFarlane-Terrion: Vows

Pledged: at United Church

Making their home in Prince Rupert are young

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—Fuolo py vain “aie Bbawa

A. MacFARLANE: 7

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William Alexander -Mac-

Farlane whose wedding: was solemnized July 15 in|

First United Church here,

. The Rev, RB. J. Love officiated
at the ceremony, uniting Laura
Elizabeth Florence Terrion;
daughter of Mrs. Catherine Mur-
ohy, 1429 Piggott Place, Prince
Rupert, and the son of Mrs. B.
Wilson of Prince George, ©

Summer flowers graced the
church for the service at which
the bride, given in marriage by.
her brother, Mr..James Terrion,
wore 4 smart boucle suit 6f white
with mauve accessories and an
orchid eh corsage, with a cirelet
of flowers in her hair.

Her: only, attendars was wilss
Norma Gildner, wearing. & pret-
ty dressmaker sult. ‘0f,. blite wor-
sted with white agcessories and
Corsage of white: carnations,

- Restman. was or tarty Mos-
tad. bye ok

For the ‘reception” ‘at’ the't home
of the bride’s m:*her, nink and
white flowers a1. candles grac-
ed the bride’s table,

Re-elving Gusis Woo: the
mothers of the principais, Mrs.
Murphy gowned..in. pink with
white actessorics : and corsage

 

jof white carnations, While Mis.

Wilson wore a sult of grey with.

red accessories..She also wore

white. catnations en corsage,
Assisting dn serving reiresn-

ments were « Mrs, M.. Lewls and

‘Mrs, A. Houston. y

The young couple, how making
(new home at laf4' Piveott Ave-
nue, are well-known here. The
eraam Js emnioved by Canadian
National Raliways and the bride
was formerly a telephone oper-
ator heve,

 

“By BRUCE LEVEST |
-KEMANO, B.C, s(-—Billie Kon-

wwaird, tall, blonde aig mother of
.|two. youngsters, was born in

Winnipeg: but “outside of an oc-
easional . trip: outside,” doesn’t
care if she never ‘pounds pave-

‘ment again, ~~

Chances are, ‘she won't,

Her. husband, Xen, of Bolsse-
‘vain, Man, Js a field auditor for
the Aluminum Company of Can-
ida, He will be one of 60 men

:|statloned: permanently at this
“Nountaln-ringed power base 400]...
‘{miles upcoast from Vancouver.

At peak employment last. fall,
theres were approximately 6,000
men on the payroll here, build-

‘jing the tunnel and the under-

zround powerhouse which will

; | soon fire the furnaces at the al-| °

uminum ‘company smelter at
Kitimat.: -

PREFABRICATED HOME

_ Billie, who believes her par-
ents' choice: of the christian
name “Willa”. was -unfortunate,
keeps busy tidyirg up their neat,
presabricated,. two - bedroom
home which they rent from the

 

= CMR Enjployees
| | Planning Prcnic

S10, Tiguell Sle

Plans for a CNR picnic, to’he

at a meeting last night of the
Canadian National Recreational
Association executive.

Tugwell Island was named ten-
tatively as scene of the plentc,
and it was hoped a barge could
be obtained to transport merry-
makers to the event.

Df
Arrangements tor rerreshments
were discussed, including ice

next Thursday. to complete de-
tails,

the meeting, attended by sec-
retary 4". Slade, vice-president
BE. Hildebrand, N. Armstrong, J
Long, R. Paul, R. Pollock, J.
Robertson, M. Bishop, Miss Mary
Postuk, Miss, E.. ‘Pavilkis and: Miss
K. Bush.

Trouble. Ridden
Watshan Plant |

British’ Columbla,’ wrecked | al-
most a year ago’ by. disastrous
mud slides, is" back to normal
operation, the B.C. Power: Com-
mission announced Wednesday.

damage, unofficially estimated

rodk Aad mud: stashed liito the

pleted,

Thousands of tons of rock and
niud had to be removed from the
project,

 

 

 

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{are looking after Billy, 9, and

held next month were: discussed |"
week, "she says.: “Some .of the}.

girls send sheets and blankets—|.”

|cream for the youngsters, and|
the group planned to meet again!

President J McLean conducted| ~

Back ‘to: Normal:

“VICTORIA (CP) The What- |.
sham ‘power project’ in central

The commission’ announced:

at $1,000,000 when the slide oft

paired and improvements com- ‘

‘company and: ‘aw rhs at the sug
gestion that Kemany is isolated,
-“Both Union ans Janadian. Pa’
cific Steamships call here;’ she
says, “It’s on the Pacific Western
Airlines regular route‘and Queen
Charlotte Airlines: calls in here.
There’s a base plane for omer-
genciles,” *

» But by next. fall, with only 60
families living: there, the steam-|’
ers will stop calling-and the-alr-
lines. will fly. right on past. to
Kitimat or Prince. Rupert. *

“By then we'll“have our own
base boat. for the 80-mile trip
to Kitimat,” Billle says. “There
will still be two or three®heli-
copters here for Inspection trips
up the transmission line orth
to Kitimat.” .

She and Ken, who’ have lived
here since early in 1951, belong
to a book club—but their hobbies

their two- “year-old daughter Les.
Yeo *s 7 .,

“WONDERFUL PLACE" a
“We havea wonderful place

in the summer. We have two oil
stoves for heat. We even have
‘bathtubs,

en is a tall, wide refrigerator.
"“T do about, three. -washes .-a

heavier things—down to Van-

drycleaning that way. They have

day and Saturday. . there. - are:
hows in the’ huge, theatre: quon- 4

here,” Billie says. “It’s warm in . :
the winter and just about, right

which . is. wonderful. |.
Some of the contractor’s houses sy
: have. only showers.” -°-

Their home has a utility room |
where Billie keeps her gleaming} :
washing machine, In the. kltch-|:

couver. We-have to send all our}.

 

it back in 10 days.” /

Right now, her shopping. is!
confined to the camp commis- |

sary.or mail order. The a :

for Buy ils Bip: smilles’ away at
the Netle company. settlement of
Wash-Wash, the'camp pronuncl:
ation for the Indidti Wach-Was,

a creek: which: skirts /-the..area,

Every Monday, Wednesday, Fri-

set,.-
M ISSES, CONVERSATION -

‘What does she miss nist about

life “outside?”

o “Conversation; ‘4 ‘unlink,’ Radio|
reception is pretty pqor up here:

and while I have some very dear |

friends among the families’ of the | *

men Ken .works with, you: ‘can:
usually.” ‘dispense with shop- -talk |
in about-¢wo. minutes. Then it
becomes’ pretty wearing.” °

* She. ‘looked through . the wine!

 

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» “And sometime .. “think” about:
those -lighted . windows. in. the:
stores.and I'd like ‘to'go shopping |

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