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* After having seventeen grand-
‘children Mr. and Mrs. John
‘Keefe have a grandson to carry
on. the name of Keefe, as Ralph
-and Marny have a. litle. son

born on Saturday in the Prince
George hospital. He’ is to he
named John Barry.
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“Where there used to “be a2
Bridge this side of Burns ‘Lake
there is now a road.which ws
filled in. Beside this is a, deep
pool’ where. wild “dutks™: have}
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“NEWLYWEDS | MR. -AND MRS. STUART CUTHBERT BROCKETT
are pictured Saturday afternoon at the wedding reception held
“at.the home: of the bride’s parents,:Mr. and ‘Mrs. Nicholas \ A.
‘Bekctov, 855 Borden Street. Rev. Lloyd Jackson. officiated at
‘the 3 p.m, ceremony in the Regular Baptist church for the
former Nadia Elena Beketov and the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. W.

, Brockett of Johannesburg, South Africa. Bridesmaid was Miss
“Ethel-Jean Moorehouse RN, and best man was Kenneth Mudge
‘who came from Johannesburg. to attend the ceremony..Follow-

“{ng'a motor trip in the interior, the bridal couple ‘will make.
their home in Prince George. for one year.

oo. Francois Like |

By AGNES H, NEAVE
Daily. News Correspondent ;

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wa. a
left on Wednesday morning for
Prince Rupert by car. They will
stay over.one night at Hazelton
and. pay a short visit.to Kitimat.
Mrs. Ward is my sister, and we
always logk forward to an an-
nual
them both, They stayed for two

“tweeks but the time. went all

too quickly. "They enjoyed walk-
ing for miles in the wild’ coun-
try at the back of.the landing,

and we are missing the mush,
the

rooms | : they” gathered
meadows. oes Lo,
eb

Mrs. Keefe ‘sent’ word: that: T
could go fo her garden’ and
pather black currants, soon
: Thursday afternoon, being our
half holiday from the store. I

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‘The ' successful affair - “Will. ag-.
ain provide. a -bursary of $150

4)to. be given. a+ deserving high }."
school student ‘for a: nursing!’

career, ‘convener “;Mrs. HA.
Stymest ‘reported today...

dor,
yellow-toned flowers and multi-
colored balloons...

‘ed the ‘music. for. dancing from
9 pm. until 2.a.m,.: :
The midnight

1 style:

affair was Lén Harrington. °
Mrs. J. L. Kelly RN, superin-

Rupert General hospital, on ‘be-
half .of* the association, wel-
comed the guests and explained
| the purpose of the yearly event.

Receiving. .
Mrs.
and Mrs. A. R.. McLeod,

In charge ‘of: the decorations
were Mrs... Alek Bill. vand. Mrs.
Donald | Ogilvie..

of seating.

hall was attended to bY. Mrs.
Ada Wildgoose.

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resentatives of a Scotch whisky

whisky supply sent down from
the Highlands—they get, Scottish
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hill’ to their house. AS it has |.
been’ so hot and dry and cur-
‘rants are not as large as they].
generally. are, but the bushes
were. loaded with berries.’ Hal,
my: husband, was ‘helping: Hugh
put-a window in the gable end
of his house for a. bedroom for
young Richard, so I left a note
on the kitchen table telling him
that I had-gone to Keefes- for
currants. When I* came home

the fire and got busy with get-

ting. the meal ready.
ie 8 be:

- Art Pelletier caught a-nine

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‘where he is still in the grocery:
i business.
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Mr.
| few days in Mrs, Ritchie’s cot-
‘tage “Killarny”

‘Lake. They are returning tn

‘Prince Rupert towards the end: up" from

iof the week.
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|} Betty Donnelly and little

again:-he was still away, so I
altered the note to read ‘Have.
gone. for. mushrooms’”., When I
.. {came “‘home: again. he. “Was - still
‘away: so ‘I. threw. the: note én

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ciation of British.Columbia:

‘In Centennial colors of: gold ¥
and ‘green streamers,’ the “hall|:
was a ‘setting ‘of autumn. splen- &
off-set “with. bronze’. and|-

‘A five-piece. orchestra: provid- .

supper hour |: oe
featured : cold. Plates - in’ “buffet :
Popular emcee for. ‘the ‘annual
tendent of nurses at the ‘Prince |

at. the . door: ‘with |:
Kelly. were’ Mrs. “Stymest 8

Mrs. W. N. Poole was in charge f

. The -attractive floral arange- :
ments displayed. throughout the}:

LONDON ‘)—The London rep-|"

firm not only have their’ private |.

‘Rigr

‘each
; and Mrs. W. H. Doumont. :
‘and their son are spending a jing somewhere then,

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Np the glamor ‘of | 3. late. summer. + dance | was "displayed ae night
when’ 100: couples, gathered in. the Armouries to attend the Nurses Bursary}.
Ball, sponsored by: the. Prince: Rupert ‘chapter’ of the Registered Nurses assoc: |’

   
  
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
     
      

  

PERSONALS |

Mis, 8° L.: ‘Simpson,, ‘lett today
oto ‘Canadian: “Pacific
“plane. for. her home: ‘fry’, Masset,

 

-| asthe houseguest’ of: ‘Mr
Moorehouse, 137 i Fift :
West, . |

    

Gdienvet visitors Mr."
Mrs. ° William Scollon,: left: ‘today

  

 

     
       

 
   
     
     
        
     
 
 

   

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ships.
“Philip. ‘A. (Pete) ‘Hole of View

‘toria, . -may: ‘be: .the. oldest. man |.
in. the Canadian Merchant. Ma-}-

rine,. ‘but | he showed ©. no. signs:
“of. advancing. ‘age. “last: ‘Tuesday.
when pictured aboard the CPSS
Princess Louise .on his last: voy-
age: with. ‘the. company.:-

 

Born. in England, and: ‘arriving

in Canada in ‘1908 asa young
boy, ‘Mr. Hole, gained his. first
experience ‘aboard the old stern-)

wheeler “Hazelton” when it was ce

plying the Skeena River.

save-t at.those
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Tights of my life,” the

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TE sa Lake where : purser ” said,

Contrary to modern belief.

was flooded he and his! }jfe aboard ship was not rowds —
family moved to Pricne George. ang

passengers Were = simple.
‘everyday people, “not like today,
iwith everyone trying to outdo
other,” Mr. Hole said
“Those passengers were go-
and had
a purpose in Hfe,” he said.
He particularly remembers
how the steamers had to “wood

one port of call te
‘another, and the life of the
‘Indian around Hazelton. when

Kenny have been staying for a

‘few days with her parents here.

(She has visited her brother |
‘David Gatacre in the Vander-
jhoof hospitat who has broken

{

‘a leg. Unfortunately on account
‘of same infeetion the break will
Ihave to be re-set later on, and
ithis means a Jong stay in hos-
| nital after the operation. When
his foot caught in the machinery

she jumped quickly, otherwise
the would probably have lost

| his a
|

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ALRRID BRE mvt recent
ly-ppatnted tuamager af the
Prince Bapert simpaons-senrs
Ltd, store hig Juat returned
to tho elty baingh hia wite
and family with dd Pre-
Wotaly nnnger of the Pontie~
ton Dranel oof the flim, Mr.
Bredeteld, Mrs. Hredafeld and
sons Kenneth 6, Robert & and
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i Overlook Street. — State phote,

the woman did all the work.
One of his most thrilling ex-
periences he said, was to re-
celve the Queen's
medal in 1954.
Asked how many CPR
be has served on, he said, “name
them and I've been on them”
His service with the company
has been continuous, with the
exception of his
viee with the
during the First World War
“The faet that Im retiring
hasn't quite dawned on me yet,
but TI plan to enjoy if,” the Jlony-
time purser sald. "TO just phan
no osimple Hfe dnoomy Vietarin
with my wonderful wite.
has always been ao eom
panton ta ome” he sald.
However, he and Mrs. Tote
Will take n trip to Kurepe nes!
venor, Already, (hey have toure?!
most parts of Wniited States.
They have one daughter, and
three oarandehildren ving de
North Vancouver,
Mr, Hole was) reneral avent
here for ep Bteumships, in 1ods

ships

" s vr pr SC ENTS |
VICTORIA O@.--Vietartn ftre-
men hove an new tire dealt but
they will slide down the aamne
brags poles they've been using
for yoors, “Same departments
se conwig elutes nowrdays, bul

they enav’t conypare with) brane
polos,” sud Roderlek Clack, the
elty enghhieer,

READERS

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4 a Just about’ the most “travelled” man oo the Brit- :
ish’ Columbia Coast is one. way. of describing the
retiring. senior Purser. of the Canadian Pacific. Steam- |

 

| guests °of thelr ; ‘son. and: daugh-.
i. omen be Mr: ‘and. Mrs Barry
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A, S. Cooper,’ manager: Of R w.

Jj left today by: ‘plane on a-business
‘trip. in Vancouver: He Plans | to

 
 

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Jowing a: ‘three- week, holiday, in

  

hb by plane for the.south
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=. land, : Oregon. ‘left: for. ‘her. home
:: yesterday, after’: a 12- ~day. holiday

e- Herbison

‘Tear’. for’ ‘a:

‘Mr: and “Mrs: : Matt. Pedersen;
1441" Seeond.; Avenue ‘West and
will-attend the wedding of their
daughter Miss Carol Chastney. to
‘Robert: Pedersen’ Friday. evening
‘in’ St.. Paul's. Lutheran church. -

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We wish’ to advise all our
“customers and“ friends “that
_our. stare: will. be’ closed. ‘from:
September 15th to, Septem-
‘ber 25th: to-arrange for new:
shipments of fall and. winter:
goods... Kindly. wait for our:
new opening. At will
you.

B. Cc. Clothiers Ld.

 
 

     

 

 

“Airlines ;
‘following: a. short: visit: inthe city

and :

‘|e enberg - "presided

‘Woolworsh cand Company” Lita. |4 oem

.pp : 1:
| purchase. “of Ja 48- -cup * electric ;
| coffee. urn... : .

home ‘sunday night by: train, fol- |
Hallowe’ en. " party,?

sociation.

‘teachers

wil ‘take.
classrooms: sharing: ‘top: honors.

  

nant for -half’‘a’: “month

PTA, Regional: conference ‘to: ‘be.
: ; Of A

and. family of. Dixonville, ‘Alberta,
arrived in. “the? ‘city. “Monday : byt.
‘two-week ” ‘holiday. | (
|-While here they’ are” guests. of | °
to. install Tequiréd exit doors" in

will: ‘begin’ ‘this’ year. ‘on; October.

 

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