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PNE “terrific”

-says Miss

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- An experience which only happens. once in a
lifetime was described by Miss Prince Rupert as

“terrific.”
_ Merwyn Hennesey who retur-
ned home Thursday following
her. whirl-wind packed days in
Vancouver as a contestant in
the Miss PNE contest sald “the
final judging was an event you
can’t describe too well, but I do
remember that after, we all
cried on each others shoulders.”
“The 30 contestants got along

 

Paisonally

speaking ..

Miss | Fay Trudeau, daughter
of Mr,.and Mrs. ‘Henry Trudeau;
1443 Piggott Place, left’ Satur-
day by-plane for Vancouver en
route ;, to; Doudette, Minnesota
to visit. her: grandparents. While
away ‘for “two weeks she will
also. visit relatives in Port -Ar-
thur and Atikokan, Ontario.

Mr. and Mrs. : 'D. ‘Frank Bald-
win and-sons” Randy. and Brian,
1467 Sixth Avenue East, return-
ed: last night by car after a
three- weck vacation .in south-
ern British Columbia.

READERS

‘Carpenters Union Meeting,
Cednetday, September 3rd,
postponed to Friday, September
5th: ° _- ’ (175)

@ Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Thursday 8 p.m. September 4th.
Legion Auditorium.

 

(176)

     
    
              
             
       
       

Don't Believe It!
“we can't afford a new

Trade in your old washer

 

 

 

 

 

beautifully and the judges
girl,” she sald as she spoke of
the winner, Miss Port Moody,
Sharon Durham.

Considering outstanding high-
lights in her full ‘schedule of
engagements was the meeting
with movie stars Gordon MacRae
and Johnny Weismuller, who
were in Vancouver for the Cen-
tennial golf tournament.

While watching her first foot-
ball. game . between ..Vancouver
Lions and Calgary Stampeders,
which she said. was’ “thrilling”
.| Miss Hennesey met Mrs. Vernon
"| Ciccone, a ‘former Miss Prince
Rupert who’ went on to win the
Miss PNE title. .° ;

“Tt certainly is comforting to
see people from home,” she
said while speaking to Mr. sand
Mrs. Ciccone.

nesday, “zero day,” as.we ‘took
part in a fashion” show, ;just
prior to the final. ‘fudging on
the PNE outdoor - Stage”, | she
said.

After Miss PNE was crowned,
we were all rushed out to the
directors’ lounge, as Miss: Port
Moody was greeted with a flood
jot flash-bulbs.”

“All the tensions of the final
judging was released in .Gay-

a wonderful time, followed by
refreshments in the directors’
lounge and given teddy-bear
souvenirs.

Exhausted but happy, Prince
Rupert's pretty contestant: said
she had the most thrilling | time
of her life,

 

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“Excitement mounted on: wed- :

land, where we had_ ourselves}

 

- Mr. and: Mrs. George Goodwin
with the children Rhonda and
Ronald had to go back to Prince
Rupert on Sunday morning on
business, but were ‘back here
again on Tuesday morning early.
Michael Schwab also drove back

returning. here :until the. week
end when he. will be taking: his
family back: with him. in time
for school.,Michael: very Kindly
sent us a tobacco can packed
full of fine fat worms with Mrs.
Goodwin. These I..put in my
favourite. worm .bed,,:and . next
year we should. have a-good crop
of Prince Rupert worms crossed
with Francois’. Lake variety.
Should be -something really
special. so that no. trout: can
resist.

 

_My,: and . Mrs.
are, spending their two’ weeks
holidays in the Forestry Cottage.
Both are well’ known in: Burns
Lake ds they lived there before
going to Prince Rupert . to live.
Mrs. Bouillet is with Woolworths.

 

 

Mr, and Mrs.- Monty -Monites-
ano..stayed :over for.one night
on ‘their, “Way: home | to Prince

 

 

 

 

 

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when ° they stayed. here ‘first. and |"
‘the twin - “DOYS - Mike: ‘and. ‘Colin|!

onthe: bie to “We-often’ tell of at

were . very: “interested in| “what |:

was going’:on: about. the. “parn: an

One morning. ‘Mike rushed ‘in. to

his mother: and: informed” cher |i

that. he:, Knew. where. the’ milk, th ne

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with : her: ‘grand | daughter | Vit
ginia. O’Méara.:: ‘anid: her ‘tamily|
here, and: As now. ‘with her daugh-
ter Mrs,’ ‘John Keefe, ‘She As |.
living din: Burns: Lake: now, Her|.

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Museum
By JOCELYN BOLTON

This should really be “tourist”
news, but as. our ‘bureau and
museum are together it is hard
to separate them. We have had
a great many guests and have
had our doors open during the
evening lately more than usual.
The night of the RCMP concert
was a busy night, we"had dozens
of people tour the museum, in-
cluding southbound ‘guests from
the “Prince George”.

Everyone is complimentary
about our ‘displays and our
building; all remark how won-
derful it is for our city to have
such an attraction, and the ar-
rangement of our: exhibits al-
ways brings compliments..

One guest told me. it is the
finest museum. north of San
Francisco and remarked he had
seen them-all,; including Victoria.
He said that the way it. was laid
out was exceptional-—nice to
hear all these fine. remarks and
makes all the work: “worthwhile.

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George to the’ contrary—he was
told they were. impassible...-.

enjoyed every: mile and that
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say. Many guests tell me the
same story, that they don’t come
via road because of what they
are told in the south.

Iam hoping to attend a tour-
ist convention at Harrison in Oc~-
tober and L shall certainly make
it a point to tell other bureaus
of their poor propaganda re-
garding Highway 16 and Prince
Rupert.. Many guests have also
thanked me for the informa-
tion I have sent them via mall
—which they assure me has
helped them make their. plans
and enjoy their trip. Our fold-

   
 

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and soon I will have to again
replenish the supply. Tuesday
night we had a large number
of guests quite late at night,
over 100 arrived by train called
“Cariboo Country Special,”
These people were taken a tour
of Prince Rupert, the museum
being thelr Inst port of call,

We had over 100 to tour, 80
it was quite Inte when closing
time came, Mr. Ken Robertson
Introduced the tour guides, Mr.
Kneiss and Mr. Lioyd and thetr
wives who were very cnthus-
lastle about the museum, and
Wednesday morning we had
tourists from the “Louise” all
of which scemed very interested
and being such a lovely day
our totems were photographed
n great dent,

Mrs, Winstow of Edmonton
wis a guest with her son and
young grandson, We have met
Mrs. Winslow before and were
glad to have her visit us in
our new abode,

Bofore closing this Wttle col-
umn To want to thank Mr, Carl
Quatafson once again for his
never failing Interest In our
musaum and for his good ncd-
vico and help over a long per-
lod of. time. Mr, Jack Wrathall
has alao never failed to give
wan helping hand and we hone
soon to have some post cards
of our new muxoum for sale in
the stores and tin the musemn,
Wo thank everyone who has
Helpod a get into operation
nnd for all joen) merehants for
niways qiving wa good sxorvice
anda discount on our purehnsng,
we appreciate this consideration,

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