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On June 16th, a surprise wedding
shower was held at the Nurses’ Res-
idence in honour of Miss Elizabeth
Troughton.

About 25 ladies gathered to wish
Elizabeth every happiness. After
opening her many lovely and useful
gifts, which arrived in the beaut-
ifully disguised toy trolley (thanks)
to Laurel Hazelwood) Elizabeth
thanked everyone and invited them
to visit her later when she was
settled in her new home.

A welcome punch was served dur-
ing the evening and an enjoyable
lunch followed.

The evening was jointly host-
essed by Miss Hine Kawerau, Miss
Martha Wallenborn, Mrs. Mary Elhorn
and Mrs. Laurie Fitzsimmons.

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On July 18th, a "Surprise"
shower was held at the home of Mrs.
P. Savard in honor of Sonja Drzimo-
tta. Sonja plans to wed this
summer.

Sonja thanked all her friends
for the many lovely and useful
gifts which she received.

Games were played and the “lucky’
winners, Miss Pat Storie and Miss
Denise Borsato claimed their prize
by serving a lunch and refreshments.

FOLKS.......if you do not feel like
cooking these days, drive out to
Quartz Creek, LAURA'S NORTHERN

LIGHT CAFE, for anything from coffee
and pile, to steak suppers.

SO LONG RAY AND JOYCE

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A group of friends gathered
to-gether on july 2nd to bid fare-
well to Ray and Joyce Harris.

Mr. C. Caron made the presen-
tation of a silver tray to the
couple on behalf of their many
friends. Joyce also received a
lovely jade and gold Pendant.

Ray and Joyce will settle for
the time being in the Vancouver
area where Ray hopes to have some
work done on his back and get rid
of the cane he has carried for
some time. Good Luck to both.

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HOSPITAL NEWS

We would like to extend a belated
welcome to Laure) Hazlewood, who
arrived in March from Red Deer, Alta.
to join our Nursing Staff. Laurel,
who is from New South Wales, Austra-
lia is on her second visit to Canada.
Her mother, Mrs. Nita Hazlewood has
been visiting in Cassiar for several
months but has now returned to
Australia.

Another belated welcome is to Mrs.
Muriel Yorke, who commenced here

in February. Muriel and her husband
Robert and two chiidren came to
Cassiar about a year ago from Powell
River, B.C.

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