Thursday, January 17, 1957 - the Quesnel & District Museum and ...

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(.W.L. Give $50 To
Hungarian Appeai
AT THE January meeting of the
Catfaoiic Women's League of St.
Ann's Parish, members voted to
send the amount of $50. to assist
in relieving the suffering of the
unfortunate Hungarian people.
A letter from the National Catholic
Women's League headquarters
appealing for aid was
read at the meeting.
ON SHORT VISIT HERE
Mrs. Steve' Hilbom has been
visiting here with relatives as
well as -with her many friends.
She expects to return to her
home at Lynn Valley this weekend.
—, Sunday, January 13, 1957, a daughter.
HEINZELMAN - To Mr. amd
O f F e m i n i n e I n t e r e s t
Mrs, Philip Heinzelman of Quesnel
B.C., Sunday, January IJ.
^ 1957, a son.
Page 16 - CARIBOO OBSERVER - Thursday, January 17, 1957 Koppa - To Mr. and Mrs. John
t A # A I > • • Koppa of Quesnel B.C., Sunday.
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January 13, 1957, a daughter.
Q^MS - TO MT. and Mrs. Les-
MRS. R. COMMONS was elected when the annual meeting was lie Ohms of Quesnel, B.C., Tuespresident
of St. Andrew's Un- held recently. day, January 15, 1957, a daughter.
ited Church Women's Auxiliary Other officers elected at the PETERS - To Mr. and Mrs
meeting include Mrs. C. M. San- Floyd Peters of Quesnel B.C.,
Qiieeji Candidate
ders, vice president; Mrs. B. Wednesday, January 16, 1957, a
Peel, second vice president; Mrs. daughter.
J. W. Parminter, secretary; and RITSON - To Mr. and Mr*.
Mrs. E. Westo\er, ttreasurer. Alex Ritson of Quesnel, B.C.,
Retiring president, Mrs. L. D. Wednesday, January 16, 1957, a
Harper, reported a very success- son.
ful year and expressed thanks VISITING WITH
to their many friends and patrons
for generous support.
BIRTHS
O.R. Baker Memorisil Hospital
DYCK - To Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Dyck of Quesnel, B. C, Thursday,
January 10, 1957, a son.
JOHNSON - To Mr. and Mrs.
Chris Johnson of Quesnel, B.C.,
Pictured above is Miss Mar- Saturday, January 12. 1957. a
ian Matheson. a 1955 graduate _ „
of Quesnel Junior-Senior High BURNETT - lb Mr. and Mrs.
School, who is now in her sec- Lindsay Burnett of Quesnel. B.C.,
ond year at University of British
Columbia.
Marian is one of nine co-eds
competing for the honor of being
Queen of the Mardi Gras and
ruling over the University Costume
Ball at the Commodore on
January 25.
Also competing is Miss Sue
Hall, god-daughter of Mr. J. R.
Kinley here.
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Lady Lions Prepare
For Easier Seais
A REPORT presented by Mrs.
Norman Fox, who is presently
getting the Crippled Children's
Easter Seal Campaign under
way, was heard by members
of the Quesnel Lady Lions
at their last meeting.
Mrs. Lawrence Oien. convener
of the group's Christmas bezaar
December 15th,. reported
that the club netted $156.60 in
spite of the fact that it was extremely
cold and snowy that
day.
The meeting of eighteen members
was held at the home of
Mrs. Jarv Tompkins and delicious
refreshments were served
by Mrs. Charles Keen and Mrs.
George Kibblewhite. It was also
Mrs. Kibblewhite who donated
the surprise basket which was
won by Mrs. Keen.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Russ Cross
January 23rd.
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PARENTS HERE
Mrs. Don Reardon and children
arrived here Tuesday for e.
two-week visit with her family,
the C. D. Hoys.
A N N O U N C E M E N T
Mr and Mrs. G. V. SneU oi
Vancouver, B.C., wish to aanounce
the engagement of their
Saturday, January 12, 1957, a, youngest daughter, Joan Catti
daughter. erine, to Mr. Alfred John Spen
TURNER - To Mr. and Mrs. cer, the only son of Mr. and Mrs
Harold Turner of Quesnel, B.C., A. J. Spencer of Nanaimo, B.C
The marriage is to take plact?
on Satiu-day, February 16, 1957
;it Canadian Memorial Church iai
Vancouver.
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