*-Phavo hy Van Meer Studio.

& YLYWEDS are Mr. and Mrs. George Eaton,

Biock place here last Wednesday at First United
BAe, Joyee Verna, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bi port Simpson, and tne groom, Reno Ambrose
eis and Mrs. John Eaton of Hartley Bay. After
p) to Ketchikan, the couple are making thelr home
pital where both are employed.

» hacker” Night Launches
./ [arent Jochen Sason

Biehel' night! At the opening of the business
eeicol last night. session, Principal R. G, Moore
Recite for the welcomed . the membership and
By Edward Par- introduced his staff, after which
Buriation was President Mrs. A, L, Bell extend-
\u0 in atlend- ed a welcome and presented
q | members of the executive.

B:: children’s! Books for the largest attend-
air clussrvoms ance by parents were wan by
Bie yh mem- | Mr, Foxgood’s cass in the sen-

Bitive acting as lor division and Mrs. Halliday

    

 

   
  
 
 
 
  
  
 
  

fooms and mak. | and Miss Hawkinson tied for the
the expenses of a delegate to the:

oo _funtor group.
F NALS regional P-TA conference to be

At Borden P-TA!

Grade Mother" 4

Plan Devised °

A‘“Grade Mother” project, de- |
signed to promote closer Maison |:
between parents and teachers,
was launched gt last night's
meeting of the Borden Street
Parent-Teacher Association, first’
of the season.

. “Grade Mothers” were named; |
and will arrange ¢lassroom teas
inviting mothers of students in|:
each class to attend, to. meet’
their ¢hild’s teacher and: discuss |
any problems,

SAFETY: ZONE

President R. C. Telford, con-
ducted the session at which the
need of a safety zone at the in-
tersection of Third Avenue and
Biggar Place, for protection of
youngsters ‘walking to and from
school, was discussed and. refer-
rec to the Parent-Teacher Coun-
ell.

The session saw Mrs. J. J. Ber- |
gen, Mrs, 8, T, Strimbold and
Mrs. Thompson named to assist
in the Civic Centre membership
canvass, September 29 and. 30,
and R, O. Evans, Mrs. E, A, More,
Mrs. R. G. Levis and’ Mrs. K.
Harding appoinved to a com-
mittee to review the budget. |

NEW OFFICERS
Elected to offices vacated dur-
ing the summer by members|.

winter months especially for
children between the ages of 5
and 12 was approved last night
by the Civic Centre association
board. of directors.

Rank film organization: inform-
ed the directors that it thought

credit unions, 1s a co- -operative,
various groups, Coming: to Rupert

A program of ten films for the

A letter from: the J: ‘arthur.

 

leaving town, were: Mrs, EB, A.
More, treasurer; Mrs. J. F. Mun-
ro, health convener; Mrs. A. Sla-
ter, literary convener, George
Nelson, P-T Council representa-
tive.

Mrs. M. Waynian, program
convener, outlined program plans
for the year, after which re-
freshments were secved by the
sociai conveners, Mrs..H. J,
Marchant and Mrs K.: Harding.

Kitkatla
Cou ie
Wed Here

St, Andrew's Anglican Cathed-
dral here was the scene yester-':
| day afternoon of a quiet but

 

J. Christensen,
TV Producer,

‘| this afternoon {s John Christen-

Home. Today

‘Coming home today for a well-
earned rest is a Prince. Rupert
man: who by. hard work. and |:
study has attained a’ position |:
where he can not only rub shouwl-

mighty but have some fun out. of
his job as well, pA
Arriving on. the Prince George

sen,. technical producer with the
Canadian Broadcasting Corpor-
ation television. station: CBUT in
Vancouver. Mr. Christensen is
the son of Mr, and Mrs. Jack
Christensen, 885 Borden Street.

‘Christensen , was” educated, at

 

pretty wedding in which two
Kitkatla families were united.

The Rev. Canon Basil 8. Prock-

 

~~"; The P-TA’ approved: sharing
Prhaite, Skeena | held in Prince George Septem- |

  

Bl with his con- | gate, to represent

B area. He will/Prince Rupert’ P-TAs will vciof Kitkatla, und Lewis Moses, ¢g stay with the CBC as a téch-

ter officiated

_ Borden Street, ‘and Booth . -Me-,

‘morial schools and graduated
from the Radio College of Can-

d ut the ceremony; ada, in Toronto in 1950. So high
Bio Stewart toe a 30 to October 2. One dele- uniting Victoria Mildred, daugh- were his grades. that Mi. Chris-

the four’ ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Shaw. _tensen was “chosen from his class

dn. ‘Vancouver Saturday. by: ‘Attorney-General - R. We
. Attending the opening: ceremonies. was George Vierec
of thie Prince Rupert Fishermen's Crédit Union and a. director:
“of the B.C, Credit Union League, represénting ‘his own:and three [> ge
other’ Rupert credit unions, ‘ineluding Kaien. ‘Consumers, Celea -
and the newly: formed Legion group. “The modern: new . pullding,’
, which houses the-three major union. services . ahd: nine. other.

Will be George: Stirling, representative: of the league’ 3 field’ ser
ice, ‘and. Frank Humphrey, newly: — field an. yok

Film Series For: Youngsters. .
Included In Centre Program:

ders “with the high and the’

‘Born in, this city; in 1997, John :

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it could’ pring its charges with:
in the association’s budget pro-;
viding ‘the film’ company would
be guaranteed a minimum rental
of 10 films.

The Centre has planed’ this
children’s free. film.,series - for|'
some time claiming : that city!
‘children’ should be given juvenile
entertainment. rather than: have
no choice but to go to adult
films when. away from school,
Film times atthe Centre have.
not been fixed as yet but shows
wiil be’ ‘staged. either. Friday af-
‘| ternoon after school or ‘Saturday
-| ‘morning.

“The films’ will ‘be: of. ain ‘how
and a half's duration and’ will
be free to Civic Centre: ‘members,

The directors’ named: the ren-
ovated dining room‘ as:the' main
‘Tounge and also decided to bring
up the level ofthe lounge. floor
to the.cement portion formerly

 

was the painting ‘of the. lobby,
‘sanding of the-auditoriuth floof.:

On the subject of the. auditor-
juni.and roller skating the board
executive decided that skating
‘to members: of the Civic Centie.:

The directors were told that.a:
Miss. Fileen Cross; of: the, UBC
coming to the Centre to hold

November.

 

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father, ‘ the:‘bride. wot: a lovely or

occupied by the kitchen, Also |.
in face-lifting set for the Centre }.

the outside of the building and}: ] .
this year will only be available |
new kiln for the pottery: class}. .-
had. been’. purchased “and: that]: °~

Extension department would be |:

demonstrations jn, , -weaying: in |

     

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peas: “arid : igadlall raed
bride’ s° table not ‘by

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“1 tip veil, was raped { tion a pearl. en
| studded ‘ coronet. and she carried 2
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her, sister as: ‘ptidesmaid; wweating|: :
a--pretty. ankle-length : ‘gown of},
‘pink .net: over’ tafetta in strap-
less style with. rhinestone’: trim-
med. bodice © ‘and ‘brief ‘polero,
Completing her’ erisemble’ ‘were,
a ‘matching’ chapel veil and. a.
bouquet. of’ ‘pink: carnations. «

“Bestman was ‘Mr. Gordon ‘Dike
on and organist, Mrs. Calder-. e

 

 

and white bells, fr ‘amed the wed- |.:
ding party as : they:

  
 

 

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‘the Parent - Teacher Couriell |
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Beieft after a'to assist with the. Civic Centre!

 

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mi Jvlia flew to tal Clinic sessions Wednesday ;
ai Mr. Hawson mornings.
Pig Stiathburny = The ¢members agreed -to -co-
he ig stationed’ overate with a B.C. Parent- |
meeent of trans Teacher Federation plan to con-
duct a survey on the listening
— audience for the Canadian school
broadcasts and planned to. take

‘out. membership in the Music

‘ond Deana Festival Association
we, Lew. ‘and Film: Council, sending dele-
q Bites to chose meetings.

Follow’ ng the business session,
at film, “Alberta Family,” was
as, Aine vow ‘enjoyed after whieh refresh-
Pectos, Sept, omens were served by members
pa, ot ‘of the excutive,

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+ Given in raarriage

‘ing gown of white lace over :sa-

Bevih tic for-; membership drive, September 29- ‘‘n wth long’ vell and carried a}.

bouquet of deep purple Iris, -
Attending the bride were Mrs.
Ernest Jackson, wearing a satin
! pown in brenze tones, as matron.
‘of Honor, and bridesmaids Mrs.
John Aster, sister of the bride,
Miss Bertha Tolmle, Miss Shir-
iey Nelson and Miss Shirley Tol-
infe, in pastel tonéd gowns. Do-
loves Vickers was flower girl.

Attending the groom = were
bestman Mr. Ernest Jackson and
ir, dchnny Aster, Mr, Richard

‘The young couple. who will

van
friends ot a wedding supper im-

mony,

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“members welvome,

peewee 1

! Annual meeting of the Privce

 

Rupert Burns Club at the Broad-

oo! way Cafe Friday, 6:30 p.m, Hlee-

tion of offleers and reports, All
menibers requested lo attend.

 

ted Chureh
following the oventng service,

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The Qea is abla to Jump 200
thes its own length,

MWOAUSTIN ASTD SEDAN

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Trraud new paint and
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Simmer holiday

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Rcbinson and Mr. Reuben Moody,

thir home at Kilkatla,
‘received thels families and close

niedintely following the cere-

The Prince Rupert District
Music and Dram Festival As-
sociation will meet tonight in
“the Civie Centre ab 8 pam, New

Young People of the Firat Unt
will meet Sunday, :

 

spvalal Mie sunuaeneccennneny HINO

to Oftawa. {g.. televise: the Royal |
by — her., tour. when. Queen Elizabeth, then; f
Several members voluntecred ! father, the bride wore a ‘charm- | Princess, visited. Canada - ‘with:

: the, Duke of Edinburgh. '

Transferred - to: the ;
i Coast. in the fall of :1953 . Mr.

Christensen became the first;
television. producer ‘on the west |

coast to use live pictures.

| In charge of CBUT’s mobile
covered |'
the swimming events of the Bri- |:

unit, Mr, Christensen
tish Empire Games at the new
Empire pool at UBC. He and his

the Duke of Edinburgh. on‘ His
recent Vancouver visit, and also
those of the Archbishop of Can-
terbury, Also keeping him busy
are assignments covering Van-
‘ecouver Iacrosse, football and
track events.

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