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Monddy, June 25, 1956

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Daily News

 

  

A former Prince

Ven, Archdeacon D, 8, Cateh-|:
pole officiated at the marriage
cbremony solemnized: In the
afternoon for the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, William Hall of
Kelowna and formerly of this
aly and the son of Mr. and Mrs. |
ecll Reed of Kelowna,
The “bride, who received her
syhooling here was attended bv}

 

Kelowna Rites Unite
Former Rupert Couple
Jane” Hall and Dennis, Wallen, host were married

in St. Michael and All Angels’ church, Kelowna,
June 2, it was learned here today.

Miss Patricia

 

Miss Davies: of Kamloops and
the proomsman was Donald
Reed.

Following a two- week honey-
moon motoring to Vancouver.
Seattle and other Washington
points, Mr. and Mrs, Reed have
taken up residence on Glenn
Avenue, Kelowna,

 

7 Francois Lake News

 

1 Ry AGNES H. NEAVE
FPRANCOIS LAKE—Mrs, John
Keele ls now visiting Ralph and
Marnie, her son and daughter-
If-lnw I Hazelton, She spent a
fow days with her son John at
ouston in the Forestry Ran-
ger's residence on her way to!
Hazelton.

 

“Belty and Charlie Beatty's:
dhtideen were given a smal rab-
bit which they named “Blos-
sum." She wis pub in a hutch
with a tun in the garden and

 

Was’ quite a pet. They already

had an enormous dog, a Great:
who tuok a: ther

Dane, named Leo,
great deal of interest. in
Wttle rabbit, He would sit for
hours watching and hoping, no
doubt; that Blossom: would dix
ot and he could have a meal of

the | them, They motored

in this week after inspecting the
ferry. He Is golng on to Lake
Stewart, Whitchorge and Daw-
son Creek, Mrs. Forbes [s accom-
panylng him,

Baring a conversation in the
store about the merits of vari-
ous kinds of heating and cook-
‘ny stoves, we were amazed to
hear from one friend that his
neighbour: had just bought a’
“profane” gas stove and was
very well satisfied with St,

The Rensby family have Sue's
sister Del Vickerson.and, Dick
husband) staying with
up from
Abbotsford. They have met
many old frlends here as they
lived here for a while some
years azo, Thelr two small sons

 

her. After two month’s patient
watching,

tell the tale. Although Leo woul’

  

be the logical suspect there was‘

no proof except that he had:
vantghed and gone off the first!
time ine his life, returning after
belng away for two days and a
Mint.

“A tter another dry spell there
‘fs a. welcome rain, We are how

needing warm weather. The
tights’ are very cold with:
frosts ab night, although not,

severe enough to hurt the gar.
dens.

“We are sorry to hear that:

Capt. and Mrs, Stretch will be
leaving ‘shortly for the | coast.
_ They have lived here and
Southbank for
for the past several
has been ferry captain,

years he

ews, Mrs, Stretch taught ab:
Southbank school until last year
when she took a year at ths
UBU and it was hoped. that she
pom teach at the school again,

' Steamship Inspector Peter
Forbes of West Vancouver Ct: ads ed

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COMMERCIAL

 

 

‘stayed with thelr grandparents.
‘dne night Blossom }
dja mapage to gel out and ony!
a few bits of fur were left to:
{inear Salmon Arm after spend-
Ing two weeks at Tehesinkut |.

 

‘home and way of Iife, and are

at!
nine years ani:

taking:
shifts with Captain Peter Math-:

 

| GREER & BRIDDEN LID.

Builders and Contractors

 

Ist Ave. West

 

craftsmanship
counts

Mr, and Mrs, Robert
have returned to their

Lloyd
home

Lake, They used to’ live at
“Tchesinkut Lake and — started
the Auto Camp there 17 years
go. It is now owned by Cliff

Ragrison. They like thelr new

nol far from Mr. and Mrs, Lee
Cooper who also moved to
Salmon Arm from here some
years ago. ‘

Miss Doris Allen who was the
matron of the Burns Lake hos-

ing je a university hospital near
Hamilton, Ontario. She ts
spending her holidays visiting
her many friends here and
south of the lake.
SICAMOUS, B.C, @ -- Liia
Mattila was crowned Queen of
the May in Sicamous, but the
coronation wasn't until June,
Lila-wag: to ‘have’ been crowned
‘May 19, but a succession of
measles, chicken pox and
among others forced postpone-
ments,

 

LTR ITC EA

pited for several years unt! she;
left six years aga, is now teach-;

flu!

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iin Vaneouver.

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cap "Serviteurs, ' costumed ‘in: nate}
- inal’ ‘dress, Mrs. ‘William’ Roth-: :
Lwell,, Mrs. P.7H. Lewis,’ Mrs. 's,|
L, Ballinger} ‘Mrs, ©. BE, Marineau |}
| Mrs. Douglas. Frizzell, Mrs, Esme | pj
| Smith, “Mrs Ronald: "Merrison, eh

 

 
   
   
   
   

‘Block, left by boat Fr iday night;
for a three-week holiday at her'|

‘ Bride Street, returned home byl:

  

WASHINGTON'S MOST INFLUENTIAL WOMEN -— ‘Every’ day
is ladies’ day jn Washington :— especially behind the scenes of
government, The results of an informal poll conducted by United
Press show that the 10 wonien considered the most influential
in the nation’s capital include the First Lady, four politicians,
three hostesses, a government official and a publisher's wife,
The, top 10 shown above are (left to right, top row): Bertha
Adkins, assistant to GOP national chairman Leonard ° Hall;
Margaret Chase Smith, Senator and member of the GOP, policy

 
 
   
 
 
 
 
 
   
  
 
   
   
 
 
    
  
  
  
  
 

2 Charles Barker, M
: and Mrs.

‘the Washington P Post and Times Herald Board Hes Maser ea :
‘Louchheim, director - of women’s’, activities - for.".the:: ‘National :
Democratic .Committee;- Gwen: Cafritz, Jeading - hostess; Perle:

--Mesta, former: Minister: to ' ‘Luxembourg- and: hostess; ‘and Mrs,’ :

“J Borden Harriman, former: Maser to ) Norway. and: leading.
hostess. ;

 

PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs, R. O. Evans, 811
Borden Street, left by Canadian
Pacific Airlines plane this morn-

 

Fifth Avenue West, ‘left. Satur-
day night by train en route to
Yugoslavia for a six month

ing for a week's visit’ in Port} holiday visiting relatives. While
Arthur. ‘yaway she will also. holiday in
———— Germany and Holland,
Mrs. J. H, Thompson,’ 1809 —_———

Graham Avenue, . left by “CPA
plane for a three-month. holi-
day in Vancouver as guest. of
her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. A. J, Thompson.

city’ Boy Scouts Donald Mur-
ray and John Martin left this
afternoon for Annette Island by
Ellis Airlines. The two boys who
have been chosen to‘attend the
Sitka Boy Scout troop camp will
go by U.S. coast guard vessel to
Sitka and will return the Airst
week in July,

Judge W, O. Fulton, 329 Fifth
Avenue West, left today by plane
to hold court in Atlin, B.C, He
wil] return hame ‘Thursday.

Mrs, Viclet Woodyard, super-
intendent of the Pioncer Home,
left the city Friday night on
the Union Steamship Coquitlam
for a month’s holiday in Van-
couver,

 

Mrs, P. M. Wells and two chil-
dren, 2053 Graham Avenue, ac-
companied by Mr, and Mrs. E, B.
Wilson, Mrs, Wells’
father, left yesterday . morning
by car for Summerland, where
they will spend a two months’
holiday.

.Miss Mary Taylor, daughter of

 

mother and |:

  

: By RUSTY” Ls
Once : again’ ‘the ‘MeClymont’ Park bathhouse. ds :in’ good: order.

wires restor ed and a locker has been; built to:hold supplic

area few more improvenichts to. be carted : ‘out. ‘before.
but they are. minor ‘ones, ms

es, There.

 

The. swtinning class registra- “41
tion forms are coming in’very,|!
slowly SO extra. forms. are being’
delivered . to. the ‘schools °
week. ‘The Parks Board’ "Learn
to Swim” class forms, (See Page |
5) must be -retirned to “the)’
supervisors at Gyro; pool before
next Saturday. Tune 30; ‘The first |

The first-outing of -the sum-+&
3, with the classes being divided: |-c A
into beginners’ and. “advan need
swimmers. :

 

 

i‘ ‘Fahey. pals.

  

“1 Mrs, Douglas
“4 Will: Murdoch Mrs. James: Cle= |;

: Richard. Marshall,

(-{eonvener as master. of.
c- Hes introduced guest: Bs

Marilyn: Anderson who.p sented LE
Pa: Diana sie Beh followed y

  

 

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Directing the kitchen ee Mrs: 0}
Assisted. "Ms

    

 

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RCMP Inspector W, M. Taylor
and Mrs, Taylor, 400 Fourth Av-
enue West, lefi last night aboard |

the Union Steam: ship Camosun | nitay stdfe left today by. Ellis!
for Vancouver en route to Calll- | Ainjines for Skagway..to begin ;
ornla where ‘she will spend'a!a five. -day visit to the Yukon.

 

by her aunt Mrs. Mary Payne of: by train to Whitehorse, fly to
Vancouver, On her return from’ Ketchikan by Pan American

California, Miss “Taylor will. airlines and return to the city
spend the summer with relatives | i Els Airlines.

‘CWBC Given
Banking Facts

Facts about banking was (he

foes ne eenemnes

Mrs, Edith Brewerton, set

furmer home in Vancouver,

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{
Mrs, lachiard Ayres, 817 Me-

tran this morning from Van-
couver after attending the | guest speaker H, Weldon Slee}

Western Canada, conference ol | W ednesday night when he spoke
the Canadian Hospital Women's! ab the educational meeting ot
auxillaries dune 13 to June 16| the Prince Rupert Credit, Wom-
and spending a week's holiday e's Breakfast club held at the
with her mother Mrs, Thomas! home of Mrs, Jocelyn Bolton,
Richmond in Vancouver, Mr, Steel, manager of
een eames [Bink of Montreal hore, gave
thor dor wie |OUENe of the orlain of banking.
woh innit Nis Vitor eis funetions and the polity of
leuving vhe cliy tomorrow night ue Ne a Canada and ehart-
ay iain far oa) (hree-month ware
holiday In Chilliwack as guests] The CWRC whose mola
of their son-in-law and daugh- | "Faith, Vision and Courage,
ter, Mr. apd Aves, Jack ‘Trudgian holds Us educational meetings
and family, While away. thoy! to reeetve experienced Informa.
will Viste northern points In the! Hon from business men, Alm of!

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PRINTING DEPT,

! readers

: ithe elub is to triin members to:
United States, ‘berome better Dusiness women,
es Viele ofluvich, 730; Members have now compet

Miss Vl ' q sau Mo | “lod six sections of the edu. }

write

tional manual and will
exuminations next winter edu
eatlonay ehairman Mrs, Bolton
Hreported,

i Next eduentional meen wil
che in ) Beptember,

Heme age tert wren grime «

 

@ Buy your show (ekets at (he
Grand Cafe. avoid walling, Ths
week's spechis Chicken Wine

‘Cun, Barbecued Duek and Nao- WG SHARK ;

les, Deep Feled Prawns, Phone) A] basking shark eanght in:

carder rsa spechly, Phone dni, | California waters mensured iQ
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feet nnd Wwelghed t oa pounits.

BE SURE TO VISIT YOUR
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Dozens of Bargains in Our

JNSET SALE

GORDON & ANDERSON

DIAL 3014

 

 

Miss Catherine Chisholm, RN}
and Miss Wilma -Lemmetty of |
the Prince Rupert General Hos- ;

two-week holiday, accompanied’ ang Alaska. They will proceed !

fopie of the address’ given ma

ean,

errr

‘Vand. div ng events to be held

a

  

practice up, for the annual ‘Labor
[Day races ooo.
~ ‘There is-no: age. limit to fake
-;part in: the - events.. ‘The ‘only
requirement. is: that-an entrant
can swim, Entries will be accept-
ad at. Gyro. pool. up-to and In-
cluding . Saturday, June 30, but
not on the day of the swim meet,
- Be seeing you in the Parks,

 

  
   

AUXST OF HONOR at the
Elks lodge Dominion Dav ceie-
brations, July 2, Eileen Laurie
of Vancouver, above, Wil) pre-

| Gyro pool: Prizes aré being offer-
jed- for winners: ‘ant: the. com-
petitions also offer’: ft chance ta

The broken office windows have been: Tepaired, the -cut: telephone ne

 

 

 

  
 
  
  
  
   
  
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
 
  
 
 
 
 
    
 
  
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
  
    
  
     
     
     
   
   
   
   
     
   
 
  
  
  

 

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contest. Mrs, Laurie, noled
British Columbia women’s MIAMI, Fla, (A 67-year-old
commentater for Canadian es

Broadcasting Corporation, ar-
rives here Sunday by plrve via
Terrace and will present efeht
contestants vylne for the ttle
-Of “Miss Prince Rupert” to the
Prince Rupert public, Monday,
Last entry in the contert. 1s
Marilyn Farmer, sponsored by

Park heach after. suffering a
paralytic stroke, He was listed in
ctious condition Sunday from
the stroke and second dogrre
burns, Pienickers discovered
jJames Shaefer's plight when they
noticed the retired machinist ly-

Local 708 of the International (ing motionless after> sundown
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