e ling a July bride-elect

ch of ‘something old’

at McDougall. Tracy wedding rites

For that touch of “something | parents and in the neighboring
Ruth |garden of
chose an heirloom Jock-|Douglass. Mr. Robin Johnston

Mr. and Mrs H. T.

Entry office open
now at Exhibition

An office has opened at Ex-
hibition Park to process entry
applications in all competitive
departments of the Pacific Na
tional Exhibition from August
22 to September 7.

2 et presented to her grandmoti.-
mpt, personal. attention | ., Td tater lher’motber on the

hone WI. 8-6281 [occasion of their 21st birthdays,

proposed the toast to the bride.
For the honeymoon trip to
the interior, the bride chose a

C, E. W. Rumball, PNE sen
jor entry clerk for many years,

Pane ttn bride on her birthday.

All work guaranteed and similarly presented to the
PAS.) antsl?

and Allan Rowan

‘The marriage of Ruth Tracy
McDougall

tan sheath dress and matching
coat lined with eggshell satin.
‘She chose an orange hat with
matching gloves and shoes and

has geared his staff to handle
thousands of entrants from now
to August 1, the deadline for
all competitors,

took place in the White Rock
Holy Trinity Church Saturday
afternoon, July 25 at 2 p.m, Rev
E, Pitt Griffiths officiated.
‘Tall standards of white glad-
ioli with baskets of mauve and
yellow glads, centred with red
hearts flanked the altar for the
pretty mid-summer choral wed-
fe ding with the church choir, rob

ed in their white surplices
leading the bridal party into
the church, White bows mark
ed the pews.

The bride is the daughter of
_—————— | Mr, and Mrs. B. H. Tracy, 15091
{|Buena Vista and the groom is
{| the son of Mr, and Mrs. Ronald |
| McDougall of Duncan, |

The bride chose a street
length sheath gown of white
French brocade with scalloped |
neckline and lily point sleeves.
Her chapel length veil fell from

2 nylon and pearl studded
headpiece. She wore white |
hoes and gloves and carricd

pale yellow roses

Miss Jean Fletcher of West
Vancouver, bridesmaid, chose
a street length full skirted |
gown of red and white nylon}
__ {| with red velvet sash featuring a
t service || boat neckline and short sleeves
problems ,/She wore a white picture, hat
glass to || white gloves and carried pink |
and red glads

Susan Braithwaite, as flower
|girl, chose an identical gown |
|featuring a fuller skirt and Pet- |
Jer Pan colar. She chose a
matching headdress and carried
red and white mixed flowers

Mr. Art Taylor of Duncan was
best man Mrs. Sid Suddes was
| organist

A three tiéred wedding cake
centred the bride's table which
|featured an heirloom lace cloth |
at the lovely garden reception |
held in the garden of the bride's |

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| Federa'
men to be held in Helsinki,Fin-

purse of copper tones Her cor
sage matched her hat.
The newlyweds — will

Lake.

make
their home temporarily at Pitt

Entry forms are available from
him for competitors in horti-
culture, home arts, poultry and
pet stock, dnd the livestock
show,

Helsinki co

Miss Alice H. Hockin, Seni
jahmoo High School teacher
and Mrs. Nora EB. Murray, North

| Bluff Road, will attend the 13th

conference of the International
jon of University Wo:

land, from August 4 to 10.

They are two of 46 Canadian
women in attendance led by
A. S Morton of Saskatoon, pres
ident of the Canadian Federa:
tion

Theme for the conference
will be “World-wide Opportun
ites for Women.” Working
groups will discuss various as
pects of the theme

contribution of women gradu
ates on the life of the com
munity - its importance - his:
torical development - the pres:
ent situation.

Another will deal with the
barriers which have up to the
present limited this contribu-
tion. They will consider soc
ial barriers of tradition, preju-
dice ,economic conditions, also
physiological and psychological
limiting factors - put forward
by society and by women them-
selves.

Another group will take a
look at the present and future
role of women graduates in #
changing world, with special
reference to problems and op-

Scholarships for
art students

Members of the Painting in
the Parks series will be eligible
to compete for the splenaid
scholarships offered by the For-
est Industries to talented young
artists throughout Vancouver
and the lower mainand

The scholarships feature $75,
$50 and $25 amounts. Others
will win free tuition in the win-
ter session at the Vancouver
Art Gallery while still others
may win free tuition in the
Park series for next summer.
Mr. Claude Brunelle, capable
instructor, reports unusual suc-
cess in both Newton and Whitc
Rock where he instructs 89
pupils twice weekly in outdoor
settings.

Mr. Brunelle reports he finds
directing children in art work
far more rewarding than adult
instructing due to the fact that
children do not come to classes
with their own fixed ideas but
are uch more flexible in their
altitude towards a scene,

Mr. Brunelle finds 80% of
the children enrolled are really
eager to learn the art of paint
ing with only a mere 20% at-
tending half-heartedly.

Some of the more promising
paintings are now on display
in the White Rock Library with
parents urged to take advantage
of this fine opportunity to view
the resulis of the course

Mr Brunelle plans to collect
the completed paintings prior
fo the series’ closing date on
August 6 and after careful sel
ection will submit a number in
the competition for one of the
prized awards.

Mr. Brunelle feels White
Rock children are blested in
having such seenic views at
thelr front door which lend
themselves to ‘fhe artist's in-
terpretations.

AUGUST HEALTH CLINICS
WHITE ROCK AREA

Every Wednesday (first four)
White Rock Health Centre,

Atigust 14 - Sunnyside Com-| \

munity Hall.
August 20 - Creseent Legion.
All child health conferences
are by appointment only.

City women fo attend

One group will consider the

nference

portunities presented by aulo-
mation, and by developments in
the international field

The program will include
speeches by such outstanding

Women as Harvard astronomer
Dr. Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkn

Conference tours include a vis
it to Lapland where the univer
|sity women may have an op-|
portunity to taste reindeer milk |
in the land of the midnight sun
anda visit to Hammerfest in
| Norway, the world’s most north
erly city, There will be oppor-
| tunity to visit medieval Finnish
castles, to travel along pictur-

ue boat routes, to try out
|“sauna,” the famous Finnish
|steambaths, to visit holiday

jresorts and industrial centres as
|well as old Finnish towns, Some
|Canadians will be taking the
post conferences tour in Lenin
grad and Moscow

Many of the Canadian wo-|
men will be staying in private |
homes in Finland The Fin |
nish women are asking only a
token payment and this will be
used not to reimburse the host
ess but to help the Finnish Fed:
eration of University Women}
in defraying convention ex |
Penses. |

\Blaine Motoreade|
schedule given

John Breidford, motorcade |
chairman, announces the foilow-
\ing time schedules for a motor-

cade which will leave Blaine
Jubilee headquarters at 9:00
am. where the Peace Arch

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accompanying the carayan will
witness the parade following |
which Mayor Wynn Haws will

Fisher,
making him an honorary Broth.
er of the Brush

At 12:30 pm. the caravan
wil leave Ferndale and proceed
to Bellingham where Mayor
Westford will greet them and
also be made an honorary
“Brother.” |

At 2:00 p.m, the caravan will
return, to Blaine where the bur-
jal of Mr. RAY-ZOR will take
place at 3:30. All Jubilee Belles
Brothers of the Brush and all
residents of Blaine are asked
to take part in this ‘funeral
procession,” which will be com-
plete with pall bearers, minist
er and Keystone Kops. The pro-|
cession will for { it the
Mel Hollinger Insur: ency, |
and proceed to City Hall wh

be

this solemn “burl will
held , |
Then, to conclude the big |

day, the first Kangaroo Kourt |
will be held in the Park across |
rom the bank at 4:00 p.m. The
unshayen ones” will meet
their just desserts at the hands |
of the Kops, the “Sedge” and |
the “jury at this time. |

Mr. Breidford asks that any |
and all interested in going on
this caravan be at he artors |
at 9:00 Saturday morning where
transportation will be furnish
ed to those who don't have «
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