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—Photo by Nishio- van Meer Studio.

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in Stewart Anglican ey

In a Valentine setting of flickering candlelight and red and white flowers
a wedding of wide interest in Prince Rupert was solemnized ‘in Stewart, B.C.
February 12 when Miss Violet Manojlovich of Stewart became the bride of

Prince

Godfrey J. H. Schaeffer o
‘Lavishly profused with. bou-
quets of red roses, pink and |
white rarnations and baby;
mums, St. Mark’s Anglican:
church was the scene of the
double-ring 8 p.m. ceremony of-
ficlated by the Very Rev. G. T.
Pattison, Dean of Caledonia. —

The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Angeline Manojlovich and
the late’ Andrew Manjlovich of
Stewart. and the groom.is the
son. of Mrs. Caroline. Schaeffer
and the late Frederick Schaeffer
of Prince Rupert.

Given in marriage by her god-{
father Ugles Porobich, the bride
was preceded down the aisle py
Miss Mary Manojlovich, who at-~-
tended her sister as bridesmaid.

City CCF cl

 

:bouffant skirt,

f this city.

Heavy white satin, richly fa-
shioned the bride’s
accented © with
flowered appliqued lace. A cir-
cular. neckline ‘ edged with a
satin and lace overcolldr styled

.|the bodice, featuring sleeves ta-

pered to lily points. ce

A pill-box headpiece composed
of encrusted lace, seed pearls
and sequins gracefully. secured
her | finger- “tip veil of. ‘Wlusion
net.

Her only jewellery was a ‘single
strand of pearls and pearl] ear-
rings, gift of the groom,- while
the bridal bouquet was. made
from Sweetheart roses. . .

In a delicate apricot”

ub to hold

shade

sale tomorrow for. funds _

“Mrs. S.A, McCready
to be held tomorrow at 10

-. Florist by the CCF. club:of

  
  
  
 

~ Wife... OF the president of. the |

‘sale will |
a, tala, the operating , ex-

velub. ineurred” in ml

will:convene a bake sale
a.m. at the Prince Rupert
Prince Rupert. _

Assisting, will. be members of! la

full-length.

_terepe. gown with a lace bodice

 
 

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on) 4 see. eaten eee

was the chiffon. gown worn. by
the bridesmaid. Fashioned in
cocktail length with | floating
pancis. down the back, the taf-
‘feta bodice was emphasized with
;a cowl collar, short sleeves and
a low-styled waistline. En tone
were her. gloves and,tiny bow
-headpiece. She carried a bou-
quet of blue carnations to.com-
plete her ensemble.

Best man was. the . groom's
brother-in-law Sidney W. Dick-
ens of this city.

Performing ushering duties
were Rudolph Kasum and John
Hecimovic both of Stewart.

.For the reception at her home
the bride’s mother wore a brown

and matching lace skirt inserts
J offset with beige accessories and
a corsage of yellow carnations..

- The .groom’s mother chose to
wear a royal blue and black em-
-broidered = gown of cocktail
length. Her feathered hat was
of.a blue tone and she wore a

jing a three-week business ‘visit

MISS. BESSIE, SNIDER mis

Mrs.

     

 

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Th

‘council: received the “per

Social’ ‘Worker Miss Bessie Snider, who in 1943 helped
to. inaugurate - the women’s group in the city. |

~ Now with the: Special. Branch
of the Social. Welfare with head-
“quarters.in' Victoria, Miss Sni-
der was at the time of. the’ coun-
.cil’s institution employed at the
‘Court House. ©- -:

Leaving this morning follow-

Miss Snider expressed her “de-
light” at the work:of: the ‘coun-
cil and the meeting’s member-
ship, attended by, 24 members.

“This is very gratifying, when
we: organized in 1943, we had
six qnombers,” the. social worker
sa

In other elections Mrs. Hugh).

Muir was, elected vice- ~president;
Mrs. A. L, .Haines; : treasurer;
Mrs. J. B. Rae, secretary; Mrs.
John Adams, “Mrs. W. D Smith,

‘J. Black heads

gity: women s council

ee stection Wednesday of Mrs. J. S. Black as
president: of the Prince Rupert Women’s Co-ordinating

 

Mrs Leonard Raabe and . Mrs,

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POT eee Ph eigen eels

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sonal congratulations of

 

James Ciccone, executive: Mrs.
Black and Mrs. T. A. Paavola,
west. end sick committee; Mrs.
Arthur Leighton, cast end sick
committee; Mrs. Michael Kara-
sosky, publicity; Mrs. H. I.
Phipps, auditor; Mrs. T. Norton
Youngs, invitations and Mrs.
Haines, telephoning.

' Retiring president Mrs. Nor-
man Moorchouse was given a

vote of thanks for heading
the past year, reportcd one |
of “the most financially and |
Socially successful years on
record.

"A May. meeting will be held
to ‘make *plans for annual June.
tea; held for members of the
‘Prince Rupert Over Seventy
club, ee

 

 

Valentine’ S Day was
Terence Shenton of this ci

Andrew’s Anglican Cathed

Receiving names were
month-old. Richard Terence and
two-month-old Tracy Irene.

Attending as godparents’ for
Tracy Irene were: William. Gur-
ney: the baby’s aunt, Miss Jill
Weise and Mrs.
by- proxy for aunt: Miss Nita

tending school. |

Godparents for the baby boy
were Mr. and Mrs, Richard
Nickerson and Allan Kelsey.

A christening tea in honor of
the tiny principals was held at
the home of maternal grand-:
mother Mrs. M. C, Weise. Ma-
ternal grandfather is J.-E. Weise
of Bethel, Alaska, and paternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
George Shenton of this city...

 

pink carnation corsage.
The bridal couple received |

, their best: wishes seated before |
‘three-tiered wedding cake,

 

the Ways.and Means .commit- | flanked by tapers.

tee, . Mrs.. B: “J. Fortune and Mrs. |

R.. Le Gardiner,

Robert MacLeod proposed. the:
“T toast to the bride.and- Mr. ‘Dick-
ens’. read”: congratulatory . -tele=

 

 

ME

    

Friday, Feb. 19 |

“ADMISSION

Senior Citizens

Bring your Mrs. to the

Anton

Legion Auditorium

Music ~~ ' Food — Girls — Refreshments

Canadian Legion .

N'S Gs,

ZOU

  

Mee =

8 p.m.

$1. 00 EACH

Housing Project

 

 

 

mi OUR VEN

PROP IN FORA SPECIAL FAMILY TREAT
THIS SUNDAY AND ENJOY GOO FOOD IN, A
FRIENDLY AT MOSPHERE

« 1 | |
"Specialists in Italian Food"

WE'RE GLAD TO BE
BACK.AGAIN WITH”
OUR USUAL. ,
GOOD SERVICE
WITH. A SMILE.
WE LIKE OUR
REDECORATIONS
AND FIOPE :
» YOU pO TOO!” |

ETIAN ROOM,

; grams received: “from ‘Australia,
| Vancouver,
;pert and - Terrace.
1 Among the many: suests. “were
| friends from Hyder, Alaska. = _

From Prince “Rupert” “guest. |
Mrs.
ception wore a royal . blue gown
and a blue carnation corsage.
and Mrs. Dickens ~ attended
‘wearing a navy blue gown, ac-

  

cented with a pink carnation
corsage. °
, For brag oling * aboard. the
“Canadian Prince” to Prince Ru-
pert, the bride wore a dark

brown wool dress, , topped with
an attractive beigé tweed coat
and dark brown accessories.

The groom is employed at the
Columbia Cellulose Company
Ltd, at Watson Island’ and
newlyweds have taken up resi-
denee. at 201 Seventh Avenue
Kast.

Areveee oe ne SRNR he ANNETTE SRR

PERSONALS

Mrs, G. W, Peterson, 1006 Al-
fred Street, arrives home tomor-
row by. Canadian Pacific Airlines
: Payne following n five-weel va-
“cation in Winnipeg, Portage-La-

-palrie, © Manitoba, Saskatoon
and Vancouver, where she has
‘been visiting. relatives and

 

 

  

“Victoria Prince Ru- *

 

John Gurvich,. at; the re-}.
‘ity? ‘women | over. 21 "years

of .age. who. are intétested |

Great-grandparents are Her-.
, bert Morgan Sr. and Alfred Wat-

 

| Jaycettes
A

“The. Prince. Rupert Jay- |

‘ettes today appealed to

in doing: baby- -sitting work
to register at. the Unem-.
ployment: Insurance Com-

mission, .
The request. for registrations
was made Wednesday. night

when the group held its. regu-
jar meeting at’ the home of
Mrs, George Dover. |

. Plans to organize a_baby-
sitting service in Prince, Rupert
by the Jaycettes' were completed
when guest speaker was Arthur
Rutherford of the UIC, who gave
{the city women tips in operat-

ing such a service Ine Prince;
Rupert.
Chaired by president Mrs,

Georgo Dover, in other business, :

the meeting decided to hold its
annual “Pot Luck" supper on
March 25, Refreshments con-
cluded the session.

 

Toastmistresses’

 

i friends, ‘While away she was

wedding tn Portage-La-Prairic,

 

' Mr. and Mrs, Leon Pigns, 220°
Psoventh Avenue Rast are leaving
Monday by CPA pinne en rouble
| 10 Menico City. for nr month's
; winter vaciiion,

he Ra Bnttison of Lhe North.
west Telephone cOMpANy lenves
tomorrow by CPA plane en. route
{o Vancouver on a two-weok
business trip, ‘

Alfred “RBontson, 900° Bordon
Street, WHE Join Nlacbrother FR.
IM, Bentaon on -his return tip
home, to Vanaouvyer Monday by
plano: for a holiday, In the south,

 

eo scope

Hargla (totaal, | n: mambor. af
the Pade Wallbut ‘Commission
loaves Bunday by plane on route

forenca: alatod tor. this month,

 

“

MONON (-Vory Roy, Ww,
Gorald Bureh Thuraday night
was alected Buffragan Bishop
of. the Anglican: Ohurah's: Nd.

matroh-of-honor at her prairie |

February 13, ‘|

“Tho, Fahing Industry"

to Sohtue:.ta, uttond tho'eon-;

membership _ |
increasing -

“Four new members were |
‘introduced last week when
the Prince Rupert Toast-
mistresses club: held its
regular meeting at the

Welcoined na president Erna
Milnes were Toggy Love, Blaine
Butoman, -Berma Ornaftt and
Stella Mussallen,
Rvalunator. for the tnble topic
was
Catherine’ Holder,

Special
Bolle: Apps, roading 0 reelpe and

pienclOry Apooeh,

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“Ann nouncements -

@: Whist and. daneo nt 8.0.N

[Be daneing from 10'to 2, "(93b)

‘Teo All. ‘Nativo Hnakothall Tour
jHament,-Mnareh 2,9, 4, 8

@ 8.0.N, Lodge aoolal moetlng,
Monday, Fol, 22 at 8 pm,

Isrother; | sister christened |

on St / Valentine 5 ; Day

mony of their son and daughter performed in St.

Rev. George. T. Pattison officiating. | os
14- |.

John. Lenuik |

Weise, who-is in Vancouver at-

chosen by Mr. and Mrs.
ty for the baptismal cere-

ral Sunday afternoon with

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ROBERT DAVID NORTON, 15, of the ‘First Stewart Patrol, is
pictured in formal dress, after having completed his’ proficiency

. tests in the Boy Scout: movement and will receive the citation

of “Queen’s Scout,” in Victoria, April 21, by Lt. Governor Frank
M. Ross. Born in England, he moved to: Stewart in 1946 with

his parents Mr, and Mrs. Donald E. Norton. He-is the grandson |

of Mr. and Mrs. A.-E, Norton of this city.
—Photo by Don Anderson of Stewart.

 

 

kinson “of this. “city and. Mrs,
John Weise Sr. of Whitehorse,
Yukon Territory.

.

 

Bible society.

work explained
“ William Lloyd Franklin, pres-
ident of the Prince. Rupert.
branch of the British and For-
eign Bible Society said today that
“it is not an outside organization,
it is primarily a missionary
movement.”
“The Bible Society does ‘not
stand apart. from the churches
aS something to be supported by
the churches but rather it is an,
agent of the churches in a pro- |
gram of world evangelism,’ ” the |
iocal president said in a release. |

He explained how the Bible
Society does not decide that it is
going to translate a-certain lan-

 

 

-\guage: or publish the Bible in’ a}

certain. tongue..
: “The. Society: inerely: does what
the: churches : ‘and = missionaries |

 

ask, ‘it :to 0: doy" Mr ‘Franklin: said.

 

home of Dagny Rensvold..

table speakers were

Dagny. Ronavald, who. gave her

VMiall, Wriday, Web, 10, Whist it

a )
@ Tho: noxt-sorios of Parent

 

“ARCHIE

FIRST UNITED CHURCH ©

Jieam. ——How Strong: “Are. You? |
Cub Scout Church: Parade! °

7: 30 p. m, —"'Fountainhead’”.
8: 45 p.m. _—Board of: Stewards

* priday, February 26 — : Father, Son Banquet.

Please phone by Monday
3563, 3781, 3714 if you plan to come.

°
po

Prince Rupert Daily News 3°
Friday, February 19, 1960 : ol

HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEALS |
‘ :
A Child Healed .

J Of Hernia”
KTKN- -u:30 Bee,” Satucday, 40: 46 } ath.

 

 

 

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DIRECTORY .

ANGLICAN  CATUEDRAL
Ath Ave. W. at Dunsmulr St. —
Holy. Communion 8:00..a.m, 7 .
Family Communion 3rd - Sunday ye

9:30 a.m.

Senlor School 9:30 am,
Juniors & Kindergarten 11 a.m, |
-Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m;
Very Rev, G. VT. Pattison—Dlal 4766

-$T, PETER'S: ANGLICAN |
End of 6th Ave. DB... '.- |

Holy Communion ,8:30. am. ~
Services 11 a.m.and 7:30 p.m, |:
Rev. PD, R. Chassels—Dial 391L '

FIRST BAPTIST ©
ith Ave, Eat Young Sto.
3unday School 10 a.m. and. 12: 16
Services 11 a.m. and-7:30 pam.
Rey, A, toskam—Dial 5060...

REGULAR Bs. APTI
629 Gil Ave, EL;

. Sunday School 10 aan.
Services: uo 15 ‘a.m. and 7:30 pin,
Rey, be

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

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TEV. ANG LIC AL 1 FREE : SALORCH

' €th Ave (KE. at Ambrose ,
Sunday. School 10:30 a.m.
Services. 11:30 a.m.) and -7:30::p.m,
“. Rev. H.W, Foster--Dial- 4403 ~

ST, PAUL'S. LU THERAN®
Sth. Ave, at. McBride. St.
Sunday ‘School 9245 ‘um; ;
Services 11. acm. and.:7:30° pan.
Rey. ALS, -Olson—Dial’ AIGA woe

PEN'PECOSTAL TABERNACLE ...
202 Gth. Ave. W: fe, me
Sunday .School. 10). a.m,

- gérvices in a.m, ‘and-7:30 pm.
Win, _ Leggette—Dlal:

. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN’
235 4th. Ave, - East
Sundav. School 10 ‘a.m,.

. Tiny Tots . 41° ‘aml
‘Serv leess tl am) and ‘7:30, pm.
Rev, I, S. Gamble—Dial: 5823

OPHE. SALVATION | ARMY |. = :

7 Grenville Court—Fraser St. |.

: PEunaay School 12 :45..-p.m.-:
*- Services 11.am. and ‘7:30: pan.
Capt, & Mrs, .E. G. McInnes
Dial 3024, and “6181

-. FIRST. UNITED.
G86 6th Ave. West
Jr. “Intermediate . cand. ‘Teen: “Bible ;
: ‘Class —9:45 ami
Nursery, Kinder garten and,

Primary—11. a.m.: |.
Services, 1l am. and. 7: :30 paneo7f
‘tes, RL w. Is. Flliot—Dial . tt.

 

 

   
  
 

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MR. VERNE LAVIK™
Seattle, Washington

will speak ‘Sunday, February 2Ast
“Eventually, Why. ‘Not Now?” _

 

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200° Ath “Ave. East.
4 Sunday ‘School 10 a.m.
Services 11 am, and. 7:30 p.m.
“Rey, J. Kuehn—Dial 2453 ;

PORT: EDWARD GOSPEL CHAPEL
(West. Coast .Children’s Muston)
. Sunday. School—10:30. am... 7
Services 11:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m...

Pastor J ohn Goertz :

 

 

 

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