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i pledged at St. Paul's |
i» A quiet wedding ceremony was performed in St.
Pdul’s Lutheran church May 26 when Alice Petter.

sen, recently arrived from

Farsund, Norway, became

the bride of Emil Asblorn Sletten, who came to

Canada one year ago.

Rev. A, 8. Olson officiated for
the evening wedding ceremony
which united in marriage the
couple who had been engaged
for six years." °°

.The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leif Pettersen of
Farsund, Norway and the groom
is the son of Mrs. Hanna Sletten
and the late Emil Sletten. of
Vesteraalen, Norway. ,

‘The bride wore a full-length
white embroidered nylon tulle
and lace-over-nylon taffeta. The
boat neckline and sleeves tap-
ered to lily points fashioned the
fitted bodice which fell to a:
bouffant skirt, edged with em-
broidered lace.

-A pearl tiara secured her
French illusion veil, appliqued
with sequins, Her jewellery was
a fhinestone necklace and ear-.
ring set, gift of the groom. She
carried a‘ bouquet of red roses
to complete her ensemble.

“ Matron of ‘honor Mrs. Ivar
Eldsvik. chose to wear -& powder
blue crepe’ gown, a-close’ fitting

 

Best man was the groom’s
cousin, Egil Elvan. Vocalist Mrs.
Morris Kardal sang “O’ Perfect |
Love” and organist was _ Mrs,

performed

British Columbia

     
  
  
  
  

«

in Chilliwack rites”

Of. interest :in

“northern and southern. points of |
was the:May'17 afternoon wedding |:

in St. Thomas’, Anglican church; Chilli-

wack: which: united in

Harry Hagen,

flowers and white tapers.~

hof Pedersen.

matching bolero and
blue accessories,
“ Mr.

and Norway.
A two-tiered wedding. :
centred ‘the bride’s table.”

 

pink hat and pink. accessories.

~ Ex-Booth high teacher

gifts were on display.

WINS.

~ Queens University award

Hans E.:Tonne, Grade 8, Divi-
Sion 1 teacher at Booth Memorial
High school for three months
last years is among eight Uni-
versity of British Columbia stu-
dents awarded prizes and schol-
erships at. Queens . University,
Kingston, Ont; ©

@ Registered Nurses © Associla-
tion Regular’ Meeting Thursdu y,
June 5 at 8 pam. Nurses Resi-
dence. Se (113)

@ Richard Sephton,” District
Agent Mutual Life of Canada.

For Life Insurance counsel,
Phone 2391... (127)

@ Ladies Curling Club meeting,
Monday, June 9, 8 p.m. Civic
Centre Ladies Lounge. (112)

@ Legion Auxiliary meeting,
Thursday, June Sth. 8 pum. (112)

@ Sonja tea June 7 has been

Mr. Tonne, presently teaching
Chilliwack High

German at
school, was awarded the W. W.
Near scholarship. A pilot in the
German Naval Alr. Arm during
the Second World War, Mr. Ton-
ne came to Canada five years
ago and will become a Canadian
citizen in September.

Top winners were. T. H. Cars-
well, MSc of Vancouver who won
the Cominco (CM & S Co.) Fel.
lowship of $1,000 and D. N. Baker
of Vancouver who was awarded
the Sir James Aikens Fellowship
in Canadian history valued at
$400. |

Others are L. L, Irvine of New
Westminster who won the
George MacBeth Milligan Fel-
lowship in Philosophy, $400: Miss
Meredith Savale of Victoria, a
University Scholarship of $200.

E. Bruce Tregunna of Langley
was awarded a University Schol-
arship of $300 and a W. W. Near
Scholarship in Biology; Hillary
Lee of Trail, the Ann Adamson
Scholarship in Psychology upon

 

cancelled. (113)

completion of her studies.

 

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ALL
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The bride walked with. Bern-
hof Pedersen to the altar, dec-
orated with bouquets of spring

Hosts at the dinner reception
which followed in the Canadian
Legion banquet room for, 30
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bern-

Receiving Mrs, Pedersen wore
a navy- blue crepe gown .and °
powder

Pedersen proposed the
toast to the bride and read con-
gratulatory telegrams received
from points in the United States

cake,

During the evening, .-gpests
went to the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Ivar Eidsvik on 410: Sixth
Avenue East, where the wédding

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. Emil Asbjorn Sletten |

 

 

(Photo by. Nishio. Van Meer, Studio)

 

Patriotism in lighter vein _

HALIFAX. <().—Women of the
Imperial Order Daughters of the
Empire traditionally take their
loyalty to Britain and Canada
seriously. But patriotism took a
lighter turn Tuesday when it
came to home provinces.
A number of Halifax women
put out each day a special pam-
phiet called “Wee Echoes” for
delegates to the national annual
convention. . .
Readers found this poem by an
anonymous contributor who re-
centiy spoke to the head of the
Gordon economic commission:
Gordon's voice of doom ran as

deadly frost,

The mines are closed,
is poor,
The men are trapped and lost.

the land

 

 

- To Mr. Gordon let me say, ‘You

   

Sale starts

* Housecoats ‘Reg. values to $39.95

am awe merc cena

marked by IODE delegates.

did your work so well
That we will proudly pin .on
you the head of a mackerel.’|
DEFENDS EAST oo,

The writer says that although
Maritimers are “slow to move”
and “the battle of Confederation.
still beats about. our ears,” the
young people graduated from
Maritime universities “add to the
country’s wealth and fame.”

At a municipal dinner, prov-
incial IODE presidents poked
fun at their own provinces.

Mrs. Thomas Bishop of Cal-
gary spoke of the- oil. wealth
which Alberta had got from “be-
neath the ground.” She urged
members not to misconstrue. if
they heard in Alberta a hymn:
which sounded like “Oil Things

| Smithers. . anh, :
“Given in marriage by. her
father, the bride wore a gown
of; white -ballerina-length bro-
.| eaded. satin, with numerous soft

‘plegts in back of the skirt cre-,
ating the focal interest. Her bol-.
ero, fashioned. with long pointed:
‘Sleeves and stand-up ‘collar, ‘was
( a shoulder-length

 

 
  

-ton, B.C.,

veil,

-“iHans” Schreiber of Smithers.
‘and - cousin: of the. groom’ was’
best )midn." Ushers’ were , E...R,
Buffum* of Shawnigan’ Lake;
Vancouver Island and Nick
Filyk of Smithers. .° «
-, The reception followed
| Empress Hotel. 3
. The wedding cake’-cen
table decorated with pink cayna-

topped with

Mrs. .E, Elw

at

,

f

hen

: n marriage former city resident |
Joan Buffum and Frahk K.. Leipe. aaa on
‘Rev. J. W.. Way” officiate

the double-ring ceremony of tt
youngest daughter of, Mr! ‘and
‘Mrs. Ernest T, Buffum of Philli-
‘wack. and ‘the only "son-of. “Mr,
and. Mrs, Bruno Leipe of Caws-
formerly of Evelyn and

'., She carried a bouquet of pink
roses. embedded in stephanotis.

The _ bride’s attendant: was
yn Norton of Pen-

‘in the

tred : a

‘d aty,
f the

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church, and the recéption: room
fireplace, : Hp

Sgn

Bruno. - Leipe - proposed. ~ the :

bridal. toast.

For going away on her honey- |:
‘moon trip: to Vancouver, Bell- |:
dingham,.the Fraser and_ Okan- |"
agan Valley, the bride chose to 6 and. -in ‘the:
with white ‘and ‘pink accessories Sune I :
‘and a pink carnation ‘corsage... “ |}
Mr, and.Mrs. Leipe have taken

wear a. turquoise sheath dress

up residence in Smithers where
the groom is employed. at: Hos-
Kins Garage... ~ crs

+ Mrs, Leipe, prior to her ‘mor-

riage, worked as a stenographer
for the Bank of Montreal, in
Prince Rupert. 7 wo

 

_ PERSONALS: |

* W. H. Morrison,

“1444. Eighth

Avenie East, left: today by Can-

adian Pacific Airlines plane for a
‘Short holiday ‘in. Vancouver, .

 

“Hollywood visitors H.
by and’ Phillip Harris’ paid a

brief visit in the city yesterday

afternoon before leaving for

 

tions and‘ stocks. Similar. floral. Ketchikan,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| Matinee 4.

Evenings June 6-7, Ru
7 : Reserve’°$1.00- <

Civic Centre Dancing

"SWEETHEARTS _
PARADE

*. DIRECTOR, BUDDY TAFT”.
"Civic Centre Gym
Matinee June’ 5, Children = Students 25e ‘

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$7.95
D, “ss y * Sk irts Printed, flowered, novelty and flared skirts. Reg. to $7.95. Sale Price $ 39>
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steeesetenetan Sale Price $3-95

* Coats New spring coats, Reg, values to $39.95, Sale Price $7 o.95
| —& Cotton Dresses sizes 1210 24% .. Sale Price 95-95
* Blouses All sizes and COlOPS vwessesseseneee Sale Price $4.95
* T. Shirts Reg. values t0 $4.95 ccccscsse wu Sale Price 99-95
4 Pullovers *ninsssia wus sun $f 95
Kk Cardigans wens nvion nor. vauestos09s, sate rice $ 5.95
* Purses Fes. values to $5.00 csmusnineen Sale Price $1.95
* Kiddies Dresses, Hats, Skirts, Coats, Slax

 

 

 

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COMPETE WITH THEM. NEVER BEFORE IN THE HISTOR
PRINCE RUPERT HAVE PRICES BEEN AS LOW AS THESE.

 

 

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to toe.”

 

 

 

 

Lined Jeans.

' Assorted Sizes Reg. Values to. $3.69

SALE

PRICE,

 

Boys Shirts

Long sleeves, plaid, wash-
able, Sizes to 14;

Reg. Values to $2.98

SALE
_ PRICE

and many other items priced belowe cost and sized from infants to size 14, '

 

 

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$].98

 

SALE
PRICE

 

DRESSES

Afternoon, Cocktail,
Prints, Crepes, Taffetas .
Reg. Values to $39.95

$ 83.95

 

 

BUNNY BAGS

Corduroy, Fur Trim

Reg. Valucs to $12.98 .

SALE
PRICE

$ 498

SALE
PRICE

 

 

KIDDIES PLAYTIME

{| JACKETS

Washable, Lightly Lined

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_ INFANTS’

Assorted Cloths
Reg. Value $2.98

SALE
PRICE

: $1.98 |

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Wedding Dresses'|’

Reg. Values to $69.95.”
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