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and White The me For Fal Wedding $5.5 Million: Project
= In Rupert’s Cards

Mayor P. J. Lester said last Wednesday his council! will
m| move quickly to aid'a proposed $5.5 million development in
| downtown Prince Rupert.

Lester was speaking during aj ment projects in the northern in-

. terlor of B.C. which will use

Funcheon ‘where the Canadian Na- Prince Rupert as a shipping base.
tional Railways and: North Pacific J. A. Pollock. B.C. area manager
Developments Corp. Ltd. unveiled | of the ONR and James Logie, viee-

Plans for an eightacre ‘develop: president’ of North Pacific, ex-
ment project, pressed satisfaction with the pro-
Lester said some zoning bylaws| ject and said it will be a stimulus
will have“to be changed to accom-|to the over-all development of
modate the developers, but this/Prince Ruperts". .
would be done soon. - es ae EEE
Canadian National Ratlways ‘has
entered into a longterm lease

with North Pacifie, North Pacific Sr |
plans to develop the area with B & G

ng September 17, of Wal.
a Marianne Mehnert, daughter
s. Marianne Mehnert of Ter
to Lawrence Mervin Ander-
also of Terrace.
e Reverend G. W. Keenleyslde
mucted the ceremony which
held at 600 pm in Knox
d Church.
land: Fairclough. supported
groom and ‘Gordon Gibbs was

‘peau’ de sole featuring
Empire waistline and.
_ sleeved dodice. A full
h wedding coat of trecad-
eau de eoie featuring Empire -
ne and lily “point sleeves,

ed the gown. The bride's head- shopping centre, high rise pare} @rocery
wes a floral whimsy of: aurant. SOUTH. KALUM STREET

mner-lght veiling with’ a tiered.
misting gently over her shoul.
and tapering to the floor. She
ed a bouquet of deep pink
white ribbons,  lily-of-the-

Ernest Klapstock, Kamloops " .
businessman an who heads North Open 10:30 A.M. to
Pacific, told 50 Printe Rupert Hen:
businessmen at the luncheon that] 10:30 P.M. Daily

d ng fern. North Pacific has great hopes for 7 ce ;
rd of honor, Hlth Anderson, the area. Phone 843-6180
ot the groom, chose a floor- He pointed to Prince Rupert's So
h Princess styled gown of fine’ natural. harbor, increasing ; etl

peau de sole with white ac | Bjnumber of tourists and | develop-

ries and a self-covered floral .

Mortgage Money
| | For Residential, “Commerclel, Revenue and Farm:

he ‘bride's sister, Monica Meh. MR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE MERVIN ANDERSON

Sk, was bridesmaid for the ocea-| sweet peas and carried a basket; baker, Jimmie Gordon. | Properties. Low Monthly . Payments, existing -
Cs selected. an ensemble|of sweet peas as well. | nist for | To receive guests fe bride's ; - gdacuments. purchased,
Nentical to that of the mald of; . Mrs, Vi Seaman wes organist for |mrother chose a suit o ouble
mour. Her bouquet was alsojthe ceremony. |enit with black accessories, and a TRANS-CANADA MORTGAGE CORP, ‘ELT.
nk and white carnations. Following the rites, a reception| corsage of white chrysanthemums.|| 718 Granville Street, . Vancouver 2, B.C.

Dainty flower girl was the|was held in the Elks Hall om! Acsisting with the receiving, the
i elde’s younger sister Vera who Sparks Street where the bride’s| groom's mother selected a three
yas gowned in a floor length|table was centred by a beautiful | pjoce ensemble of coral wool with
E rincess frock of coral peau de|wedding cake, made by the black accessories and a corsage of
sie, She wore a headband of|groom’s mother and decorated by| white carnations.

_ |: Following the- reception the
: newlyweds left on a honeymoon

NEW REMO — HIWAY 16 WEST __ _ {tie to Prince George.

. For. her going away - ensemble
N.HLA, APPROVED WINDOWS Ss | the bride wore a navy blue wool

STORM WINDOWS — SCREENS _. suit with pink hat and. matching
, All Sizes accessories. She chose a corsage

—— of pink. roses.
PO. B 25 Sell ¥. Vistico — Vi 39-6864 BC |The couple has taken up rest-
Ox ereace, BAG. ” | dence at Boarden Lake in the Nasa
: . — - | Valley where the groom is em-
ployed. ;

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