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‘A HONEYMOON TRIP to Prince Rupert followed the mornihg
‘wedding October 13 in St. Patrick's Roman Catholic church in
Vancouver which united in marriage Miss Janet Elaine Gilhoo-
‘Jey- of Vancouver and Derrick Cameron Letourneau, formerly of
:fhls city, Rev, Ross officiated for the daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
; Patrick Githooley of Vancouver and the son.of Mr. and Mts.
Andrew Letourneau, 630 Sixth Avenue West, Following a week’s
‘visit ‘here, the newlyweds left to make their home in Vancouver.

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- PRINCE RUPERT DAILY’ NEWS -
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ANNUAL REBEKAH AFFAIR

 

The doll, wearing a formal;
bridal ensemble and carrying a
bouquet of cherry blossoms were
displayed along with other ‘priz-
es in the Valhalla hall last
Wednesday. night when the
order held its regular meeting
and made final arrangements
for the fal levent,  .

Mrs, Helen Gilbert. will con-
vene the affair, which in a set-
ting of witches and jack-o-lan-
terns, will feature other prizes,
aed a hand-crocheled’ afghan and
a grocery hamper and a foot stool

 

kee as the door prize.
Sales booths will — include

home-cooking, candy
Christmas novelties, a sewing
table displaying aprons and

 

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One week from tadov Grimny's
ptt fairy tale “Hansel and
Cretel” comes to life in Pitiiee
Rupert.

“Adapted for the stage by
Madge Miller, the Vancouver
Uoliday Theatre will give two 1
perfogmances in the Civic Cen.
{re auditorium at 3:30 pan. far!
ae and &@ pm. for adults —
gfid: children.
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aha rosses bring to life the
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Bidhey Risk, well known in
Prnec Mupert, directed the 1954
phoductions in Vancouver which
regelved outstandlig press not- |
“ehe group hes aready this
year made a suecess ful tour

owen the southern intezior of

Uritish Céhimbie. The pradie-

ton ts sponsored here by the

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2 play Friday night when the
of Norway held its weekly drive
and dance in the SON hall.
Taking prizes dn the wonten
“ dtvislon were Mrs, Carl Giske, |
‘firsts Mrs. Gunnard) Andereon |
seecand and Mrs, Signe ders, |
| pool prize,
In the men's seetion, O. W.-
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: given: toffee apples and Hallowe’en treats tonight
} when-ten members of the Catholic Youth Organiz-

annual visit to the hospital at 7:30,

ee. hospital will precede the An- :
valry Ta e ‘nunciation parish Hallowe'en| Knewn_ as Woodcock Landing,
ete “masquerade, to be held In the! Where Inverness Cannery {s-now

Annunciation schoo! auditorium, |

/of ceremonies for the ball and: ningham & Son. C. W, Dixon has
fannounce winners of novelty) also. given us 9 very fine HK |
dances and winners of best cos-: head for our wild life scetion. |
Limes worn, |

beet dressed couple, the mostitin for us on his trap line
original costume, most authen- :
tic costume and the most com- !

“Vancouver and Vancouver Is-:
apis of this fantasy, filled wht ik

Avenue East. left this morning! Islands, amilcops,
by ‘CPA plene for Vancouver | Rossland and Vancouver,
where she, will resclve medical |
treatment, Accompanying Mrs.:the Museum and conducted Wil-

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Museum Briefs

Bv JOCELYN BOLTON
We have been fortunate again:
this week to have been given ::
further exhibits, some gifts and:
others loans, Mrs, B, B, Milnes :
has. loaned us two very fine ar- :
gillite totem poles, plus two sil-
ver bracelets. We now have a
' special case in the main part. of
the museum for our Argillite |
(slate) poles and our silver.
Col, ’S, “D. Johnston. donated
some very old coins, used by Mr.
Cunningham many years ‘ago,
they have “Skeena, B.C.” later

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located, Some of the tokens have
an-“H” on them and were used

John Dumas will act as master! tn the Hazelton post of R. Cun-

: ' Joseph Stace-Smith paid usa
Prizes are to be given for the; visit, and he hopes to get a mare

We have had quite a number
-of visitors during the weck, and
last week Miss Mary Pack was a

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PERSONALS |

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and went away with “Scogwills” :
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ideas for:her arthritic patients ;

and quite a number of ideas she |

Mrs, Nels Morberg. 90L Tenth ‘hopes to put into her work, She

vdieo to a play, everyday is a Avenue Bast, left this morning‘ said trying to think of new ideas
iday.” should prove itself, as by Canadisn Pacific Airlines; for her eripnled natients is a:

lone for a week's vacation in’ constant worry and she is always -

rnd. ent. we Low :

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Mrs, Jolin Lawele, 134 Kighth mat, Toronto, Queen Charlotte
Penticton,
On Sunday J. B. Scott opened

weir was her sister, Mrs. Wil- | liam: Reid of CBG and W. C.

searching for something differ- ;

We have had guests from Kitt. -

am Hunter, 993 Seventh Aven-+ Hankinson of CFPR radio sta-:

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NOTICE: ® Yote"

Registration of Houscholders, Liconscholders: and
Spouses of reqistered proporty owners for the Municipal
Votars’ List closes at 5:00 P.M, October 31, 1956,

Householders are entitlod ta be rogistered on fen:
dering tho sunt of two dollars on or before October 31,
1956,

Licenscholders who have previously registored and
who have pnid a trade license tee for the current yoor
do not need to re-registor, Now lconscholdors should
register at the City Hall betwoen 9 a.m, and 5 pom,
Mandays to Fridays,

All registrants must he British subjects of the full
age of 21 years, and in the case of Houscholders must
havo residal in Prince Rupert continuously sinco Jan-
uory 1, 1956,

Spoures of registered owners of rool proporty in the
munisipatity, who have beon proviously registored on
thy City's Votors! List, hove boon mallod o form which
thoy munt complete and rotumn to the City Clork's office
hofora 5:00 pm, Octobor 31, 1954,

. Spouses who havo not hean previously rogislorod
are raquired to completo a Doclaration on tho requirad
form at tha City Clork's office, City Hall on or bofore
5:00 pin, October 31, 1956,

R, W, LONG,

Cy Clerk Comptrotier,

CERINRS ETN LEI LL
CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
CITY HALL
OPEN TO 7 PM, QCT, 29 and 30

FOR VOTER'S REGISTRATION

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Bride Doll, Trousseau
To Be Bazaar Highlight —

A miniature bride and her exquisite hand-made
trousseau, will be the major attraction in. the Civic)
Centre common lounge Wednesday afternoon when
the Centennial Rebekah Lodge No. 40, Loyal, Order
of Odd Fellows, holds its annual Hallowe’en bazaar,

DOT Officials
Visiting City.
Two Department of Transport
Marine service
Manning, chief of aids to navi-
gation and H, T, Fortune, chief
of DOT marine service personnel
were scheduled to arrive
Prince Rupert .by | plane
afternoon. . mc ,
The two men will make a spe-
cial trip by the CGS Alexander
and;MacKenzie. tomorrow to inspect
the rebuilt. light -station. at
Green Island... The .reconstruc-
fenevwork and a doll centre, |tion work at the light . station
selling a wide variety of clothes | was carried .out-
iConstruction Ltd., of. Prince -Ru-}
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JUDGE GEORGE W. McPHEE
of. Moose’ Jaw, Saskatchewan
will.speak tonight at’8 o'clock
in ‘the Civic Centre to the
Prince Rupert Carfadian club
on the subject “On Being a
McPhee,
former member of .the Prince’), ‘
Edward Island . Legislature,
subsequently member in the:
House of Commons, -Is a past
president .of the Canadian
club of Moose Jaw, F. J. Work-’
man,-editor of the Mouse Jaw
Daily, . Times-Herald - writes’
“Judge McPhee is one ‘nf: the
most inspiring. after-dinner.
speakers. that.I, as: a ‘news-.
paner:man of nearly 50°years
experlence,. have. heard...‘On -
the theme: of. what-it is’ to! be.
nadian, he-is ‘truly excel-

   

 

   

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FRANCOIS LAKE--On- Satur-
day morning cars’ coming from
across the lake had* snow on
them, and there is snow on‘Un-
cha. Mountain..this - morning,
across the lake,” Looks , rather
‘wintery, but we still. have sweet-
peas. in. our front garden, .

 

_. There wag a, large’ gathering
‘Jog folk from every direction ,at
the turkey shoot at Bill. Harris-
on’s farm.on Sunday afternoon.
Besides turkeys there were ducks
and geesé. to shoot: for, .

6 i eaeeenmacemeee! e.
' Mumps ‘and measles: and bad
colds are. really «running: riot
across the lake’ at. Southbank
and other: communities. -:

 

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two hours, and it, was dark: whe
he got as‘far-as. the .:Mill, Bays]:
two miles east.of here, . p nad,
a head. wind, He realized :that.}
would not be:safe to come.:tur
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shorb dnd Walked about: al
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and he had no blankets, He,ha
to wate the boat in case she | m
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miles down the"lake, in his 45
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with a 16-H.p. outboard ‘engine
for power. On -board he had-a
‘piano which the ‘Anderson fam-

his little girls could “leary
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