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Ih cetate satin is one of the all-
Canadian designs for the new fall collection of the Association

wn ig trimmed in outsize pearls
k of midnight-hlue’ velvet lined

with matching while satin, Designer is Olivia Andrego of

‘Yfamilton,

(CP Photo).

Smith-Knutsen Vows

Pledged a

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t St Pauls

” Pink and white gladioli and white tapers graced

Te altar of St. Paul’s L

utheran church Thursday

raventhg. when Myrna Joyce Knutsen became the
‘tite’ ‘of Rohert Edward Smith,

“KeRCY: <A. S. Olson officiated’ at? -

He *-gandlelight ceremony for
fee fugntor of Mr, and Mrs,,

  
  

east And the son of Mr. and!
7 ts. E, J. Smith, 83! Summit;
vertue,
“yalic | ‘pride, given in marriage
by+her father, walked down the,
aisle"in a while brocaded satin}
‘full-length gown styled on Em-
pire lines. Th
bodice was appliqued in Jace!
flowers and featured a manda.
rin collar and long. lily-point |
sleeves, A dainty encrusted
headband, tapered to side Hly-:
points.-secured her lace chapel |
vei] and she carried a caseade :
bouquet of pink Rapture roses!

and-stephanatis, Her only, jewel-‘tanors flanked the cake, cut by

lery was a single strand of

pearls, a gift of the groom.

Shades of yellow and huquoiss |
boekeraund
forthe bride as her attendants ;

created a ‘colorful

Mitehell. as
and Miss Loulse

MES (Georgina
mald-of-honor,
Beiland, wore
gowns fashioned of tiers of lace
aver net. Mise Mitehell's yellow
gown-was toppad with a mateh- |
Ine bolero and she carried ¢

colonial bowanet of  turquedse
colored flowers, camplementes |
bya matching coronel while

Miss Hetland's turquoise gawn
was off-set with a bouquet of

Fallow. colored ‘flowers and
matching coronct,

““C) Porfect Love’ was sung
by Mri. WM, ‘Taylor, aceam-

nanied by organist Peler Lien,
Best man was David Smith, bro-
ther af the etuon and Ws hers

reaciers

@ Avold buy

Theatre Tinestios

enstriuts sen, 316 Fifth Avenue!

high-waisted |

ballerina-lenath |

/were Alan Kelsey. and Larry
» Valentin.

More than 200 euests were
greeted at the reception in the
Canadian Legion auditorium
‘when the bride’s mother wore a
flowered silk cocktail gown,
topped with a navy-blue duster,
While accessories and 4 corsage
‘of pink carnations,

The groom’s mother chose a
‘turquoise silk crepe dress and
i black accessories.
| A three-tiered cake, made by
‘the mother of. the bride and
‘decorated by Mrs, Arne Husoy,
ycenired the bride's table which
-Was covered with a lace table-
‘Cloth, Vases of sweet peas and

‘he bride's gieat-aunt, Mrs. An-
ton Strand.

Serving at the individual
tables, centred with tiny vases
‘of flowers, were Miss Connis
‘Smith, Miss Julie Prockter, Miss
Guill Berg, Miss Jenny Mulhern,
‘Miss Geraldine Moorchouse, Miss
‘Nina Mostad, and Miss Sanja
‘Selvig.

George Mitchell proposed the
itoasL to the bride while Mr,
Lien, as master of ceremonies

read lelegrams seni, from Cane; :
;should be a successful organiza-

‘ton with not too much burden-
‘ing of certain people all the
jtine, The more Teens who join,:

ada and the United States,

| Miss Ann Wick, sehool- mata!
of the bride caught the bride's

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Museum Open House Tea
To Be Staged October 14

Final plans for-the “Open House”
Museum of Northern British Columbia, Sunday,
October 14, were made by the sponsoring Prince
Rupert Jaycee. Ettes Monday. night when the group
held its-regular meeting at the home of Mis. F. Eby.

Mrs. Vernon Ciecone will con--*
vene the affair; to be held in
conjunction with “National. Mu-
seum Week” October 7 to 14

across Canada, —

The. Credit Women's Break-
fast club its assisting at the
public function with refresh-
‘ments, -

Mrs. G, P. Woodside described
the Canada-wide poster
test based on the theme of

.con-

tea at the

 

“Visit Your Museum,” for chil-
dren 12 years and under, The
contest is sponsored hy the
United Nations Education Soclal
and Cultural Organization and
backed in this city by the
Prince Rupert Jaycee-Ettes and
the local museum board.

Mrs. Woodside said that pos-

 

Tull

Hello everyhody!
Il have good news and

news for you,

 

tables.

celled,
present a problem.
club in association with the Civ-
ic Centre, the regulations of the
club must comply and be’ assoc-
inated with the Centre.
until there are member-
ships obtained by student Civic
Centre members for the Teen
club, we will not have permission

fore,

club member,

First for the good: We had a
simply marvellous turnout at
the Teen Club meciing held Inst
Friday. All kinds of interested
Teens turned up. We had to set
up extra chairs in the Lounge
{0 accommodate all; even then
some kids stood in doorway! Mr,
Leon Mendoga and Miss Shirley |.
Horton, of the High. School, are
the sponsors and are taking an
active interest in welfare of the
club.

It. was decided that the colors
of the Teen-Room will be tur-
quoise with white.
Sheila James presented a ough
sketch of Teen-Room’ plans .and
it was unanimously decided that
we would like to have a‘ Juxe-
box (possibly piped in from an-
other area of the Centre to the
room, to save space and dam-
ages) a soft drink machine; and

a folding ping-pong table.
has yet to be decided what to
present billiard
The proposed Teen-
room is the at present “Billard
Room.” It sounds like there will
soon be a flourishing Teen club,
with plenty of activities for all,
doesn’t it?

do with the

Now, the bad news.

to stage a teen activity.

A few teens are meeting. wilh
of the Centre to
discuss these problems and set
dates when Teen club member-
ships may be purchased at a
small fee, along with the Civic
Centre membership. Any “Cen-
tre student” may become a Teen}
Those purchasing.
the club tickets will have to be
honestly interested in promoting
Teen activities and be willing to
ald In-production of events.

the manager

all the members help out,

had

trimming.

It

The
“Rock'n Roll Dance” scheduled
for this Saturday night is can-
Circumstances | existing
With a Teen!

There-

If

prizes with the top selection
going to Ottawa lo be judgec
for Museums in Ottawa
judging, October 3.

Children Interested are ask:
ed to pick up their posters al
the museum from Museum
Curator Mrs, Jocelyn Belton.
Deadline for returning posters
ds September 25,

Principals of schools

McGee, art teacher

ing the children’s interest, Mrs.
Woodside sald.

in Vancouver,

Avenue .

 

Francois Lake
By AGNES H, NEAVE

Daily News Correspondent
spill from the swing
school grounds on Wednesday.

next day. °

Ken _ Rensby on

boy or girl was welcome,

 

and went home the same way.
Bil) Mummery drove in
Sunday morning from Prinee

it! Gore to visit his family here.

 

‘for them In Prince George,

ters will be judged on originality
and skill and the two winning
posters in this city will receive

in the International Campaigns
for

have
been notified and Miss Isabel
at Beoth
Memorial High school and Mrs.
J. W. Rogerson, art teacher. at
Annunciation school have offer-
ed their co-operation in spark-

In other business, the group
volunteered to assist the Junior
Chamber of Commerce with the
provincial elections today in the

member of the Prince Rupert
Drama ‘club and member of the
local Jaycee-Ettes gave a talk
on art as it appears in everyday
life, Mrs, Hill is well-known in
the cily as an amateur artist.
She fteaves Prince Rupert Sep-
tember 29 to take up residence

Next regular mecting will be
held October 15 at the home of
Mrs, P. M. Wells, 2053 Graham

Elaine Remanda took a nasty
in the

She was taken {to the hospital
put was able to come home Ve

A son, was. born to Sue and
Wednesday |
night. With A family already of
two girls and two boys either

Davie Anderson was in hos-
pital for a week. He is only ten
months old and was brought 20
miles to the Landing by boat

on

Tt will probably be two month:
before thelr home will be reads

Prince Rupert Dally News $
Wednesday, September 19, 1956

WOIM, Gr rOUp
Plans to Hold |
Cabaret Dance

The Women of the Moose

2s ae

a Caharet dance the latter part
of Octoher it was decided Thurs-
day afternoon when the group
gathered at the home: of: Mrs.
Edward Higgins for its regular
meeting,

Chairman of the meeting Mrs.
Joseph’ Paulis, was named con-
vener for the fall event.

Jt was also decided to make
periodic visits to Miller Bay In-
dian hospital.

session, —

Other:members attending were
Mrs. Arnold Assman, - “Mrs, Ida
Bodger and Mrs, Hazel Gamblin
while Mrs. Harry Hansen, Mrs:
Albert’ Eveleigh. and -Mrs,- Wil-
liam Martin attended as guests.

OORP Honors
Laté Member

 

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Mrs.. Richard: Ayres5 was ‘elect
éd president of the-King Edward
Parent-Teacher ‘asdociation last
night when: the group. held its
first meeting of the season. in|:

 

Childs Care committee will hold].

 

“Draping of the charter” was
observed Monday night by the}:
Order of the Royal Purple for}.
late member Mrs, Alexander Mc- |’
Leary, who died in July in Van-
couver, when the order held its
‘first meeting of the season in
the Elks. home.

Honored Royal Lady Mrs. Roy |
Boychuk presided over the me-
morial ceremony with the assist-
ance of the drill team, who car-

operation of the car pool, with

headquarters at Scuby’s Fur ried white flowers. ;

Storage on Third Avenuc West.| During the: business. »session, |{
Mrs. Robert Hill, an active| Mrs. Folmer Odde was named

convener for the rummage sale,
to be-held the latter part of Oc-
tober. ‘
- Committees were named for
the bazaar, to be staged in the
Elks Home, November 15, It was
decided to give special atten-
tion to the home-cooking and
delicatessen booths. “

A social hour concluded the
meeting,

City Resident
Recuperating

George H, Paine, former man-
ager of the Terminal lunch, is
convalescing in the Vancouver
Genera] hospital, it was learned
here,
Mr, Paine expects to return to:
Prince Rupert at the end of the
month.

Bingo concluded the afternoon 3

] ; SYL VIA
of Ottawa, :
mountaineer;
woman: in: hie RCAF adniin-

"VANS

 

istration, branch at Ottawa.
: She Is consultant’ and’ adviser.
‘for some 3, 000. officers’ and.alr-
women’ at about 50 stations |

at home arid‘: “overseas. She

spends “her. holidays climbing.

mountains,

_ (CP. from National Defence) .

an ‘enthusiastic
: ‘senior. air-

7

‘jretary; Mrs, J. 0! Wells, treasur-

 

1G, Moore’ introduced: his: teach-

 

the setiool library, “she.

- ioaconde
Mrs, 0. .R,. Green who ‘resigned 3

because, her children aie” now| . 3. Dr

attending: Roosevelt Park. school.

Others elected to. office, were | be L

Mrs. Edwin :-Lindseth, -,vice-
president; ‘Mrs: J, S.. ‘Greet’, sec-

er, Mrs: Arvidl Sandhals,: public-

ity, Mrs. Ronald: Merrison maga-|:
‘Graham |.
*Myrsy be:

gine — convener; Mrs.
Alexander, membership;
Jack Mussalem; «dental; clinic

  

‘|delegate; Mrs. L..M. Rice, hospi-'
tality; R, G: Moore, bursary, Mrs;
E, Snidal, “historian; Mis. RF):
Tough, program | chairman: ‘Mrs.
‘ Parent-Teacher .

Ruby... Spiller,
council :representative ‘and Mrs
Ian Currie, safety chaitman.: 4

— A subscription’ to. the. “PTA|
magazine.’ will’. be. given ‘parents |

who both join, as:a- family, retir-

a ing president - Mrs..: “Green ‘told |
; jthe assembly

The move was. -made: to. en-

courage both: ‘parents of children | t
to join’ PTA ’s and given’ by: the ‘
|PT council, Mrs, Green. said,"

In other. business; “principal 'R,

ing staff.to the. meeting,’ “

Mr. Moore’ explained : the: op- }-
eration’ of the | new milk

 

machine for the use,” of - the
children, “The mach
installed Monday. - us

Miss “Judith Stole

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well attended: meeting.

, ebother swith!

class: won the, attendance ‘ban-| “

Refreshments: concluded tne

  
 
 
  
  
 
 
    
  
  
 
  
  
 
 
 
  
   
 
   
 
 
   
  
 
 
 
 
  
  
 
  
   
 
  
    
   
   
    
 
  
      
   

 

 

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United States, the bride chose’ gyn “woe Geordie”, It cortainly:
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p oneee 8 ‘ear, Mr, Klassen is Mrs, Abt \
Aue necessorics and a corsage: Lads and Lassies! N
‘df pink carnations, ee jPeter's s brother,
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‘yesidonge mb Sulle 2, Seaview! Acquainted” Dance at, the high: Wheat and oats nave mostly

apartments, followhng thelr re gehool, annually staged by the

Student's Councll,
' Mrs, Smith Is employed ng the: “oat acquainted" with your {e]-

Green, Jow studenta-~if you haven't ale!

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receptionist in the Drs,

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your Uehkets at the Grand Cate, while Mr. Smith fs a. salesman, High School!

his week we have Chicken Clb-
Jet Chap Suey, Deep Fried
Prawns, Chicken Wantun, Best!
Red Brand T-Rone Bleaks and
Fried Hall Chicken, Phone ore
ders Dal gla, Gpen G1) 2 am,
Suturday, (320)

@ Don't miss the Aneloean WA:
Inia: we Sale, Saturday, Sept
a8 aa pest te the Co-Op,

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with Kelly Douglas and Come | &

spiny Limited,

Outl-of-town guests atlendine
were Mrs, Arthur Johnson, aunt
of the bride, of New Westinine'
"ters Mroand Mrs, Arthur Laine.
easter of Prince George, Mr,
and Mrs, Donald Lolshton of’
'Edmonton and Mr and Mrs.
Charles Plnee of Terrace,

Wedding giffs were on display:
lit the home of the brides pare
ents Sinday whan Mes,
eon served fen hetween
hours of 4 to 5 y mM,

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So, goodbye, tll next week!

Also, the Mir Cadets are hold: |
tne a dance for all High School
Aids on Friday, Qetober 5, Wear:
school clothes,
(he Armorles on Sixth Avenue |
west, and will last fram 9 pm:
I've heard quite a’
few endets “planning” for the
“danee, and so far thore’s a very
Rood program arranged to ene:
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