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Tuesday
September
17
1968
Some
150
newcomers
to
Prince
George
were
invited
to
a
Welcome
Tea
combined
with
an
introduction
to
the
Pi
nice
Georqe
Concert
Association
and
its
program
for
the
forth
coming
season
Tea
was
served
at
the
home
of
Mrs
Walter
Chen
left
and
was
convened
by
Mrs
Lloyd
Clay
right
Mrs
W
F
Amies
second
from
the
right
was
one
of
the
newcomers
welcomed
Pouring
tea
for
the
first
group
of
guests
were
Mrs
Norah
Knight
seated
and
Mrs
K
C
Luttrell
Wfowuuts
World
King
Sherwood
Vows
Given
at
St
Michaels
Two
Prince
George
families
were
united
recently
with
the
marriage
at
St
Michael
and
All
Angels
Church
of
KathaleenMae
Sherwood
to
David
John
King
The
double
ring
ceremony
was
performed
by
Rev
Eric
Powell
Organist
was
Mrs
Margaret
Morgan
and
soloist
was
Mrs
Sonia
Church
W
H
H
M
I
I
fit
MR
AND
MRS
DAVID
KING
Craftsman
photo
The
bride
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs
A
I
Sherwood
was
given
In
marriage
by
her
father
She
wore
a
floor
length
gown
of
French
corded
silk
richly
ap
pliqued
with
lace
and
comple
complemented
¬
mented
by
a
lace
train
bordered
with
the
corded
silk
Two
white
roses
secured
her
chapel
veil
of
French
Tulle
and
she
carried
a
cascading
bouquet
of
white
daisies
with
ivy
leaves
Her
single
strand
of
pearls
was
the
gift
of
the
groom
Miss
Edna
Erickson
of
Prince
George
was
maid
of
honor
and
Miss
Lynda
Roche
of
anderhoof
was
bridesmaid
Junior
brides
bridesmaid
¬
maid
was
Miss
Ljnn
King
of
Terrace
niece
of
the
groom
The
groom
son
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Hubert
D
King
was
at
attended
¬
tended
by
Mel
Jasman
Merv
Smith
and
his
brother
Harvey
King
Ushers
were
Murray
Robin
Robinson
¬
son
and
Greg
Sherwood
The
brides
attendants
wore
floor
length
Jade
green
peau
d
elegance
gowns
sleeveless
with
empire
waistlines
and
A
-
line
skirts
They
wore
white
acces
accessories
¬
sories
and
white
daisies
in
their
hair
and
carried
bouquets
of
white
daisies
accentedwlth
tinted
baby
breath
The
brides
mother
received
the
guests
at
The
Inn
ofthelorth
wearing
a
turquoise
dress
with
matching
lace
coat
white
acces
accessories
¬
sories
and
a
white
orchid
cor
corsage
¬
sage
The
grooms
mother
chose
a
light
wool
dress
and
matching
hat
In
Indian
rose
with
white
ac
accessories
¬
cessories
and
a
white
orchid
cor
corsage
¬
sage
Harve
King
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
John
Zlegler
of
Vanderhoof
proposed
the
toast
to
tie
bride
The
brides
table
was
decor
decorated
¬
ated
with
pink
roses
white
daisies
and
heather
The
wedding
cake
was
made
by
Cora
Zlegler
a
friend
of
the
brUK
For
a
hone
moon
trip
toOsoy
oos
and
points
south
the
bridp
changed
to
a
lime
green
dress
and
coat
ensemble
with
brown
accessories
and
a
ellov
lose
corsage
The
newlyweds
have
returned
to
make
their
home
In
the
Van
Dow
Apts
Out
of
town
guests
were
Mr
and
Mrs
Jlarrj
De
Drauwer
Richmond
Mr
and
Mrs
Harve
King
and
famll
Terrace
Mrs
D
Smith
grandmother
of
the
bride
lnlt
Sask
Greg
Shei
wood
brother
of
the
bi
ide
un
couver
Mr
and
Mrs
Wllk
O
Drlen
and
Mr
and
Mrs
Earl
Tortne
Kelowna
Mr
and
Mrs
John
Zlegler
Mi
and
Mrs
Jack
Mason
Mr
and
Mis
JohnDjiil
luk
Mrs
uuu
Prout
and
Dill
riojd
Nanderhoof
Mr
andMrs
Gerald
Pieman
Trancols
Lake
and
Mr
and
Mrs
E
a
Shorter
Port
Coqultlam
Concert
Association
Plans
Ticket
Blitz
Prince
George
Concert
Asso
Association
¬
ciation
Is
read
to
introduce
its
program
for
the
10C8
G9
season
with
a
concentrated
ticket
blitz
Two
concerts
will
be
added
to
the
four
concert
Alaska
Music
Trail
series
consldeiably
in
increasing
¬
creasing
the
annual
budget
To
successfully
carry
out
the
progiam
the
group
has
enlarged
Its
executive
and
now
members
are
ready
togotothecommunlt
Their
first
project
was
a
wel
welcome
¬
come
to
new
comers
and
an
intro
introduction
¬
duction
to
these
people
of
the
associations
plans
The
welcome
tea
was
held
at
the
home
of
the
president
Mrs
Walter
Chen
and
was
convened
by
Mrs
Llod
Clay
Some
150
guests
newcomers
to
the
city
during
the
past
ear
were
welcomed
Circulating
among
the
guests
as
hostesses
were
Mrs
William
Munro
Mrs
Allan
Steedman
Mrs
Bruce
Fraser
Mrs
Gait
Wilson
and
Mis
Jack
Rushant
Mrs
John
Dlttman
MrsWal
ly
Moffat
Mrs
Don
Stothersand
Mrs
Ross
Craigie
welcomed
the
guests
at
the
door
and
presented
them
with
brochures
of
the
19C8
C9
program
Photographs
of
the
artists
were
displaed
about
the
walls
Pouring
tea
were
Mrs
K
C
Luttrell
Mrs
George
Kellett
Mrs
II
D
King
MrsMaxMac
Laggan
Mrs
Ross
Boeckner
and
Mrs
Morah
Knight
Mrs
Carrie
Jane
Gray
was
unable
to
be
pre
present
¬
sent
Catering
committee
included
Mrs
Chet
Gazin
Mrs
Peter
Milner
Mrs
Knight
and
Mrs
GE
Rustad
Numeious
mem
members
¬
bers
of
the
association
donated
food
for
the
occasion
and
male
members
of
the
executive
as
well
as
several
other
interested
men
attended
the
tea
during
the
noon
hour
The
tea
was
held
in
three
sessions
to
accommodate
all
the
guests
Tickets
are
now
on
sale
for
the
season
and
the
association
has
set
a
target
of
400
memberships
The
six
ticket
booklet
will
contain
actual
tickets
for
the
four
Alaska
Music
Trail
programs
and
exchange
tickets
for
the
Canadian
Opera
The
Dai
-ber
of
Seville
and
the
Vancou
Vancouver
¬
ver
Symphony
Orchestra
Season
tickets
offer
a
considerable
sav
saving
¬
ing
over
the
3
per
concert
tic
tickets
¬
kets
for
the
Alaska
Music
Trail
artists
and
the
5
tickets
for
the
opera
and
the
smpliony
All
the
conceits
with
the
ex
exception
¬
ception
of
the
symphony
will
be
held
at
Vanier
Hall
Becuase
the
symphony
orchestia
can
only
be
here
for
the
one
day
and
because
of
the
packed
houses
to
which
they
played
on
their
last
appear
appearance
¬
ance
here
the
symphony
will
perform
at
the
rieldhouse
At
least
two
student
concerts
will
be
presented
Cost
of
bringing
In
the
sym-
Mixing
Suits
Mixed
suits
for
fall
borrow
an
idea
from
sportswear
Two
fabrics
such
as
tweed
and
twill
are
combined
in
one
suit
in
harmonizing
colors
and
patterns
WITH
YOUR
NEIGHBORS
Mr
and
Mrs
Gary
Snowden
of
Los
Angeles
are
visiting
here
with
the
formers
parents
Mr
and
Mrs
Reginald
Snowden
Mr
and
Mrs
Gary
Snowden
ire
enroute
to
Sydney
Australia
Mrs
Margeurite
Hocking
of
Kelowna
and
a
former
city
resi
dent
is
renewing
acquaintances
here
She
is
a
guest
at
the
home
of
her
son
and
daughter-in-law
Mr
and
Mrs
Ross
Hocking
Mrs
my
Milburn
and
Mrs
Jora
Kermode
of
Victoria
are
visiting
here
with
the
formers
son
Jack
J
Russell
Dudley
West
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
American
Industrial
and
Tourist
Council
is
a
visitor
to
Prince
George
Mr
Dudley
his
wife
and
Mr
and
Mrs
William
Normand
of
Kamloops
are
guests
at
The
Inn
of
the
North
Mrs
Bea
Sunninge
and
WG
Llm
took
first
place
Thursday
at
the
PG
Duplicate
Bridge
ses
session
¬
sion
Runners
up
were
John
Zupan
and
Abe
Ismail
Winner
of
the
current
series
was
also
Mrs
Sunninge
Runner
up
was
Mr
Lim
Navy
League
Wrenettes
have
resumed
their
regular
meetings
it
the
Armouries
During
the
summer
recess
11
Wrenettes
and
two
mascots
a
white
Samoyed
and
a
small
brown
Terrier
camped
out
at
Cluculz
Lake
for
a
week
under
the
super
supervision
¬
vision
of
Mrs
Ellie
Read
and
Wrenette
Commanding
Officer
Lt
Elsie
Levers
The
weeks
program
Included
prayers
before
breakfast
tent
details
pieparlng
meals
carry
carrying
¬
ing
wood
and
water
ralslngand
lowering
the
flag
swimming
sun
bathing
and
hiking
interspersed
with
first
aid
practice
nature
study
and
survival
practices
Camp
fires
songs
games
treas
treasure
¬
ure
hunts
and
just
getting
better
acquainted
made
this
a
most
memorable
week
Plan
Fun
Fair
St
Giles
Presbyterian
Women
opened
the
fall
season
with
a
dinner
meeting
shired
by
dele
gites
to
the
meeting
of
Kam
Kamloops
¬
loops
Presbyter
which
met
here
A
most
enlightening
discus
discussion
¬
sion
took
phce
on
A
Stitement
of
Faith
The
dinner
was
convened
by
Mrs
Ann
an
der
Kaaden
and
was
followed
by
a
brief
business
meeting
A
lummage
sale
will
be
held
Announce
New
Healing
Substance
Shnnks
Piles
1
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HUH
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hllhhtnniL
piuun
to
shrink
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renowned
neurch
institute
has
found
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with
tin
alilit
to
hhrmk
himor
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painitssij
it
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and
dioiomtoi
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in
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Oct
26
under
the
convenership
of
Sadie
Halliwell
For
pickup
of
donations
call
Mrs
Halliwell
at
563
0080
or
Mrs
Rae
Cor
dlner
at
564
0123
In
place
of
the
annual
fall
bazaar
members
have
decided
to
join
with
all
departments
of
the
church
to
present
a
fun
fair
Committee
representatives
will
be
Mrs
VAn
der
Kaaden
and
Mrs
Ruby
Morrison
Date
of
the
fun
fair
will
be
Nov
20
between
3
and
8
pm
Xi
Omlcion
Chapter
marked
its
beginning
day
with
a
social
gathering
held
at
the
home
of
Janice
Stoddird
Djrlng
the
evening
committee
heads
outlined
suggested
plans
for
the
forthcoming
season
The
first
regulai
meeting
fol
followed
¬
lowed
at
the
home
of
Ann
Iseff
Transferee
Marion
Reld
for
formerly
¬
merly
of
Terrace
was
welcomed
into
the
chapter
and
former
mem
member
¬
ber
Doreen
Sanders
attended
as
a
guest
Barbara
Hirkins
outlined
the
program
a
stud
of
Canada
geographlcilly
historically
ethically
and
culturally
which
has
been
devised
by
Bar
Barbara
¬
bara
Harkins
Rusty
Helliesen
and
Bunte
Merciei
As
an
Introduction
to
the
study
the
chapters
new
Canadian
membei
Jose
Smith
spoke
on
a
newcomers
impressions
of
Can
Canada
¬
ada
She
was
able
to
recall
humorously
many
vivid
first
im
impressions
¬
pressions
with
the
aid
of
a
diary
written
during
the
journey
from
England
and
across
Canada
to
British
Columbia
phony
on
MaJch
14
includingthe
charter
flight
will
be
o000
Sixteen
musicians
willaccom
jany
the
cast
of
The
Barber
of
Seville
and
they
are
most
haipj
about
the
oi
chestra
pit
arrange
arrangements
¬
ments
at
Vanier
Hall
Date
of
the
opera
will
be
Dec
12
Alaska
Music
Trail
concerts
will
feature
Aksel
Schlotz
re
renowned
¬
nowned
Danish
Baritone
on
Oct
30
Paul
Olefsky
Master
Cellist
Dec
4
Shala
and
Raja
temple
and
court
danceis
of
Northern
India
Feb
24
and
Clvules-Jo-seph
Bopp
and
Elena
Panajot
owa
Bopp
brilliant
flute
and
piano
duo
from
Switzerland
Tor
tickets
or
further
infor
matln
contact
Mrs
Chen
at
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Mrs
Rushant
563
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Mrs
Wilson
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Won
Gold
Medal
Slxteen-ear-old
Donna
Kropp
passed
her
eighth
gold
figure
and
gold
free
skate
tests
to
achieve
a
gold
medal
at
Edmonton
last
month
Donna
had
passed
her
seventh
figure
In
July
Miss
Kropp
is
a
gtade
11
student
at
Prince
George
Senior
Secondary
School
Other
young
skaters
passing
Canadian
rigure
Skating
Asso
Association
¬
ciation
tests
during
summer
skating
sessions
this
year
were
Karl
Steel
second
figure
and
bronze
dance
Susan
Thomson
second
figure
Pat
Thesen
thiid
figure
and
bronze
dance
Bev
Toreman
third
figure
Marianne
Andre
bronze
free
skate
Denise
Andre
bionze
free
skate
and
bronze
dance
Melanie
Falck
bronze
fiee
skate
Joanne
Kropp
fourth
figure
Bill
Paschal
fourth
and
fifth
figures
and
silver
free
skate
and
Judy
Norbraten
fifth
and
sixth
figures
Registration
dates
for
the
Prince
George
Figure
Skating
Club
will
be
Sept
25
and
20
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between
¬
tween
3
and
5
pm
at
the
Coli
Coliseum
¬
seum
Anyone
three
years
old
or
over
may
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pj
nJ
p
SW
FT0ilCPS
I
at
2
if
v
II
101
uses
WDP
LML88JLmJ
I
INFANTS
I
I
SLEEPERS
Stretch
plush
Terry
One
pece
Sues
13
to
20
lbs
21
to
30
lbs
WDP
188
Story
Books
Class
c
and
f
Cion
Compare
at
89c
WDP
2
f
148