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Burns Club
Opens Season
Tomorrow

President of the Prince Rupert
Burns Club Frank [lcks, today
utged all members and préspes-
tive members to attend the first
dinner meeting of the season
tomorrow at 7 pan. in the Com-
modore Cafe.

Secretary Robert McKay Sr.,
said that the meeting will decide
upon activities to be held dur-
ing the winter and make ar-
rangements for the club’s anh-
nual Burns Banquet to be held in
January.

PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mills, 518,
Musgrave Place, returned home ,
Monday night by car following:
a month's holiday. While away |
they visited friends in Vancou-!
ver and on Vancouver Esland and-
were guests of their son and!
caughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.,
Edward Mills in Yietoria, re-
eently returned from Montreal.
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STOPPING NOT PARKING "7
Judge’s Ruling May See

Fines, Tow Costs Repaid

VANCOUVER (CP) — The difference between
parking and stopping has won a Vancouver lawyer
dismissal of a $5 ticket in B.C. Supreme Court and

officials a word puzzle.

Barrister H. A. D. Oliver suc-
sessfully appealed his conviction
under a bylaw prohibiting stop-
ving on certain streets between
(p.m, and 6p.m. The city must
vow change several huhdred
signs or amend the bylaw con-
cerned, or do both, officials say.

Mr. Oliver said Tuesday all)!
those previously convicted un-;
der the section would be entitled
to apply for free pardon and to:
obtain refund of fines and tow-,
ing charges.

His argument before Mr.
Justice T. W. Brown (form-
erly of Prince Rupert), went
like this:

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Mr. and Mrs. John Gurvich
ond Stephen Rapich of 736 Fiftl
Avenue West, returned home
Tuesday by car following <
month’s holiday in Vancouve.’
and Vancouver Island.

An executive of the Tofte Cel.
‘ulose Fabrik Company of Nor
way, Joestein Noevig and Mrs.
‘Noevig, were guests.of the, Co! .
umbia Cellulose ‘Company Ltc
Watson Island during a two-da!
visit in the city.. Mr. and Mrs
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His car was parked on the

   
 

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Thursday; October 8, 1957

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and Mrs, R, B. Mills, 1377 Over |
look Street, who mude the jour-
Ley with them to Vancouver, re-
turned home carer. .

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tour of pulp and paper mill
throughout United -States anc
Canada before returning to Nor
way in November.

street between these hours but
iad in fact stopped before 4 p.m.
Therefore there was no offence.

Mr. Justice T. W. Brown said
the bylaw section contained
“serious ambiguity” and this
must be resolved in the defend-
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Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Blake, 837
Eleventh Avenue East, leave to-
‘morrow night by boat for a two-
‘week holiday in Vancouver.

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reaclers |

@® Mr. Glen Thomas of the}'
. Field Promotion D:vision of Mac- | &
Millan & Bloedel Sales Limited, :
wil) show a film called “SYLVA- |
“PLY TODAY” at the Civic Cen-
.tre on Friday, October 4th at @
‘p.m. Contractors, Boat Buiid-
‘ers, Hobbyists, Home Builders
‘and the ‘“Do-It-Yourself-Man,”
;as well as others are invited to
‘attend and will find this a very |
enlightening film on the manu-|

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Flights to Stewart ved.
- and Alice Arm > Sar

facture and uses of plywoods.! ae

(Photo by Chandler’s Studio) |
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: Refreshments will be served. 4l-| - -

Mr. and Mrs, Fritz Berg Mostad jag >see teen
bert and MacCaffery Ltd. re Hy was TLE
GIANT $ $ SALE |

Fritz Mostad Weds Thorbjorg Bruvaid |
In St. Paul's Lutheran Church Rites . 6 Buy, your show dekets at tre!
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; . ; - _ , ,{Grand Cafe, anytime. This week |
: Baskets of white ahd yellow chrysanthemums enhanced by candlelight: at the Grand Cafe, Barbecued:
formed an attractive setting at the altar steps of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Chicken, Deep Fried Prawns,
: last Th d hy Mi Thorbi B Idb the brid £ Eri -| Chinese Sausage and Fried Rice, |
asi ursaay Evening wnen {SS or }org ruva . ecame UG e ridge o ritZ. ish and Chips, best Red Brand :
| Berg Mostad with Rev. A. S. Olson officiating. /T-Bone Steaks and Fried Half!
/ The bride was given in mar-i aa : Chicken. Fresh Bread daily. Dial,
‘riage by her uncle, J. K. Iversen encrusted with seed pearls and; were Otto Mostad and-H. S. Hat- , 3215. (237) |
(of Kitwarnga ard formerly of:

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a! i Se aide tha bride woe ! “ a ee ee ae , Cand prospective members. Please}
; | For her wedding the brice wo) carried a spray bouquet compos-!sang “Love From God” during}? d prospective n
é /gowned in ice-blue lace. The come to the Civic Centre Mon- |

ae ed of American Beauty roses and |
'waltz-leneth gown featured chit-:
-fon shoulder panels draped over’
“the bauk. A white briday cap:

the signing of the register. ac-

by iday. Oct. 7th at 7 p.m. Bring!

whité carnations. : companied aoe “ tay |
Attending the biide, Mrs. Knut: Lien. CrAWIN OF Olseeted mata
Rysstad chose to wear a gown) At the reception in the Legion, | * , > ’

organist Peter

  
   
   
   
     

 

    

 

 

  

“eo two-toned peach taffeta in: which was decorated with multi- | Owen. New members welcome
SES iwaltz-length. The Georgian! colored streamers and flowers, | au
S fe ineckline was accented with a the bridal party was seated Atig W.A. to UF.A.W.U. Rummage:
: Q matching back bow. On her: th~ bride’s table, centred with' gale, Ola Post Office Buildins.
4 ; head she wore a band of net’ the tiered werding cake and. next to Liquor stor on Second,
be | and colored sequins and she cat-; flanted by whit? and p’nk tapers ave. Sat.. Oct. 5, 9 to 5 p.m.
#8 j tied a colonial bouquet of yel-; and tiny bouquets of vases, (933).
» ilow and white carnations. - Reeeiving the enests, the! a
’ Bo | Best man was Carl Mostad, | bride’s aunt, irs. Iversen, wore: @ There will be a general meet- |

~®& i brother of the groom, Ushers; a royal blue lace gown, a veiled ,ing of the St. John’s Ambulance |

! : peo et hejee-taned hat and a corsage oF Association at the Civic Centre, : : .

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THE STORE IS FULL OF BARG

' The groom's moiher chose a! oi a dine eau |
1 4 cvay-striped silk dress-suit, red ' © Legion ba dies AUNTNATY
the smoothest! ead hile accessories anil a Cor Meeting, Thursdiy, Oct, area |
; oak ‘ mes white accessories anit a core 9
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aat| renge of white cornauions. \ - . . ab . .
the greatest! The groom is the eldest son, @ Sons of Norway Whist Drive | REMEMBER - Friday Night Is Family. Night at TOM-BOY
OUTPERF ORAS 1°! Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Mostad,i and Dance, Friday, Oct. 4th, 8! . 3 SS . apie

  

200 Sixth Avenue Kast. I p.m. (233) |
'  RPallowing a motor honeymaon } 7
-trip to Vaneouver and southern |
“points, Mr. and Mrs. Mostad wilt |
make their home in the city}
where . Mr, Mostad engages inj
fishing. Mrs, Mostud was for
many years a niiyse's wide in the |
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