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“under the focus of the Pro-
vincial Cotirt'' House. spotlights,
. 43’ scarlet-poated musicians took

their cue from. the. expressive

and perfectly timed gestures of
tholr director RCMP. Inspector
J. Lydall. ©

 
 

" Shousands or residents from |
the. city’s oldest

toddlers: .to
citizens ‘gathered on the court
house grounds . during “twilight
hours to hear. a delightful 90-
-minute program, designed © for
outdoor listening...

- Bride- elect
showered. _
“in south _

‘It was-a gathering of former
Prince Rupert residents in Van-
couver Friday night when. for-
mer city resident Eloise’ Lahti
-gtaged a kitchen shower for |
bride-clect Miss Anita Rogerson.
at the home of Mrs, Helen Lahti
on ‘Bienheim Street..

‘In traditional bridal’ decora-
tions, a festive mood prevailed to
foretell ‘the wedding plans of
Miss Rogerson to Stanley Kar-
daal on September 13. The affi-
anced couple. are members of
_ well-known: city families. The
" groom- -elect is a. B.C. airlines
Pilot ‘at Port Hardy.

 

“A serles of games played saw novelty . “number. “Trumpets

ine former Miss Shella Bennett| Wild.” — Florence Cormier, daughter ‘of’ Mr: at o
of this city, Mrs. Joseph Dorvel,| Adding spicy rhythm was the and: formerly of. New : Richmond, “Quebec, to. iN
win one-of the prizes. featured number © “Calypso| Mrs: Frederick. Ursulak - of: Blue’ River, B. C:.

' Also of this city was Mrs. J. J.
Gillis, who proposed the toast..

BAD deg BELT bye

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By. ‘GRACE BROWN. a ae
* Daily. News Staff: Writer va git st

“Everybody loves a band. And just ‘about: every:
body turned out last night to hear the Royal Canadian
Mounted Police band present ¢ one eof the | finest: con-
certs heard in Prince Rupert. °°.

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the RCMP: completed its first of-
ficial ‘tour “of British Columbia
here last. night after perform-
ee ‘in 30 centres since : _Suly

/ We have had ‘record ‘crowds

and: have. been = received... with };

great. enthusiasm everywhere
we have | played;
wonderful exeprience for fis,”
Inspector. Lydall -..said before
leaving by train this morning

| tor. their; headquarters in Ot-' 2

tawa. - :

. Filling. the ’ ‘grounds with ‘his
‘rich bass, ‘baritone voice was
‘| Corporal J. ‘C, Cook who opencd

the ‘program’ with “The Song

of : British: Columbia.”
“Under. the | Double. Eagle,”

The “yaiualea cn :

it has been’ a |’

Pee ype

“Staffordshire Knot, »* “Corona-}""

tion. March”
“RCMP Regimental March” pro-
vided lively marching music,

“Carnival of Venice”. featured

and the finale|..

solo. accordianist ‘Constable A. oe

C.. Minshull.

Corporal Cook © re- -appeared |
singing “Go Down’ Moses”, “La
Mer” selections from) “The King).
and I,” “Around ‘the ‘World -in}
80: ‘Days” and “AIL ‘Day on the

‘Displaying : outstanding tech=
nical: and. fingering ability were
trio trumpeters Cogporal D. L.
Clarke, Constable B.. W. Berry
and Constable C. J; Reid in a

Joint” and pleasing waltz-lov-|..
ers was the number, “Old Timers

- Rev. Father “Robert. Dalto”
performed the. morning cerem-

The: fourth day of. “August was.

 

 

 

white: gown, - wearing. pink. laces:

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Wearing’ a pale blue Jace: ‘cock-" aug 2
‘tail. gown, Her: ‘picture’ hat’ and |

her | Slippers“ “were - en tone ‘and “her

Waltz.” -

“Blue Danube a la. Moderne”
particularly displayed the ex~

Presenting the guest-of-honor
with her large assortment of
gifts were Miss Margaret Lahti,
Miss Caroline Lahti: and Miss

 
 
 
 
 
 

ony in the Church. OF: the An-
nunciation: 3."
- Given. in. marriage. by her. fa-

over-taffeta.. A matching cloche
‘hat -and. a..bouquet. of: pink - and.

  
 

Theresa Rogerson,

The shower cake, which. cen-
tred the luncheon table, was

made and decorated by Mrs.

Giis.  -
_ Attending. were Miss: Donna
Shearer, Miss Jill Lamprcy, Miss
‘Noreen Munroe, Miss Joni: Dea-
gle, Miss Mary Anne Bogerski,
Miss Eleanor Lahti, Miss. Marion
Procter, Miss ‘Dolly Scheidecker,
Miss Linda Strachan, Miss Don-

bach.

cellent direction of Inspector Ly-
dall and ‘receiving one. of the
biggest hands of the night was.
the number “Orpheus in the Un-
derworld,” by Jacques _Offen-

Here through ‘the permission
of Commissioner L. .H, Nichol-
son, and. through the co- oper-.).
ation of the B.C. central ‘cen-
_tennial committee Prince Rup-
ert Centennial chairman Dr,_.R.

ther’ the. bride: wore a. ‘waltz
length ‘gown .of elaborate. lace-
over-taffeta. ‘A matching; jack-
et topped “the. fitted: bodice
which ‘graceful. fell. to a bou-
ffant skirt. “A. coronet: of pearls
and sequins secured: her finger-
tip. veil: of ‘French illusion net

sweetheart. roses::
_ Miss Henrietta Cormier, atten-
ding: her sister-\as- maid-of-

and’ she carried’ a. ‘bouquet. of 5.

white carnations ‘completed
ensemble. :

“Petite | ‘flower. ‘girl! “was”: ‘the |.
bride’s. neiée | -Diane* Le Coufte:| §
who “wore a ‘pink - embroidersd
nylon’ frock, a matching .‘ban-

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white : and pink carnagions. © o

_ Best - man was! ‘Terence’. ‘Cor-
mier,. brother of, the ‘pride, and
ushering: ‘was! “her | brother-in-
‘law: ‘Cyprien Le. ‘Couffe.

 

   

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-Mr.". “and” Mrs: »Robert - Murray:
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G. Large welcomed the band on/ honor, enhanced, the bride's! | CAG’ _the. evening. ‘reception. ‘inh
behalf. of Mayor. Peter J. ‘Tes~. — — SE Ses

a Toronto visiter tees,

Local arrangements were’ han-

died. in the. city: by. the “Prince:
“at tea, ‘bridge p

na Morrison, Mrs. Jean Giddings,
Més. Lulu: Raby, Mrs. Henry
Dixon, Mrs. Joseph Gillis ir., Mrs.
Joseph Gillis, Mrs. Joseph Kol-
bus, Mrs. Lioyd Laht!, Mrs, Will-
jam McLean from Prince’ Ru-
pert and the pride-clect's ‘mother

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Rupert Kinsmen: club, under the.
direction . of ‘chairman, ‘Ray Bil--|.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Mrs. J. W, Rogerson of Terrace. ling. bo oe po 2
Fhe | CP “Among. the. -social functions béing staged” ‘in,
~ hk a peiae honor of Toronto: visitor Mrs.cA. E. Franklin was:ant °
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Mrs. Dominic: Santerbane. oe
Mrs. James Ciccone was joint-
hostess for the affair. — :
’Mrs. Franklin with, Dr. Frank-
lin and their two children leave “
| for their home. Friday following.

Personal ly
sped kin g. + * «/a month’s vacation in the city as | »
‘guests of her husband’s parents,”

Miss Elaine Nunns: leaves: to-. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Lester Franklin,
morrow by. .Canadian Pacific | 718 Lotbinere Street.
Airlines plane for her home in|” past Thursday evening Mrs.
Vancouver following a month’s! pranklin was the guest of honor} |
* {stay in the’city with her grand-) when her mother-in-law en-| .
parents, Mr, and. Mrs. A, C.\tertained her enst-end, bridge
Clark, 421 Sixth Avenue Last. club. '
nar Taking fivst prize at the affalr
Mrs Nellie Postula, T386 Fifth | was Mrs, J. C. Carter while Miss
Avenue West, leaves by CPA Alida Johnson won the consola-

 

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plane tomorow to spend an ex- tion prize. a a AS LONG AND THEN -WELL— ANY ...;
tended visit with her mother in| Refreshments and a social AS THAT MAYBE Ss YEAROLD GIRL CAN.
Vanvouver, _ |hour’ coneluded the function, Glee . 'D BETTER OUTSMART ANY I54-

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tall) wooden churn. Butter and
salt are added and the whole
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Mrs. Copley Bennett, 822 Bor-
den Strect, leaves tomorow: by
plane for a month's - vacation.
While away she will visit: her
son-dn-lnw and dnughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Dorval in Van-
eouver, and friends in Nanaimo,

 

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Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Wells and OPTOMETRIST
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