y
i urch. of the. Annunciation: flank bridal couple: Mr.:a
left: toiright are James. Prystay,. Laurence Lyons,’ Roy. Prystay, ‘Mrs. ° ‘Ken th
Anna Colussi and Miss Jacqueline Halliwell.
“member of well- known, city family.

 

 

  

PRYSTAY - PALLANT. YOws. EXCHANGED

‘The bride: is the former. Doreen: Shannon Pallant;
ne = Photo by. Nishio-Van., Meer. ‘Studio

Mrs. Dickie, from. Corpus Christi,
Texas,

     
        
  
 
  
   
  
   
   
    
  

ground for the gold ‘and. white color. theme: S predominantly. “focused ae ee ‘of
the. city’s loveliest weddings on the first. Friday, of summer. when Doreen: Shan-
rion’ Pallant became the bride of.Victor Charles. Prystay.. oo eT
~The formal wedding ceremony was ‘solemnized at’ 7: 30' p. m.. Jin > the Church .

 

 

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rince mupe

oWe-hav ‘been very. piugy at th
‘museur nd‘also at the.-Tourist.
Bureau,’ and « many. guests” have:
been ‘through .the: museum: ‘from:
early every. state in the USA:
and. ‘quite’ a: number ‘of.:Cana=
dians’ also have’ paid: us’: visit. |:
-,One ;* tour..
guests’ ‘abt: one : time: ‘on’ ‘a. ‘tour,
plus: ‘other, ‘passengers... and | the,
museum “was bulging: . “at the
‘put’ ‘they: all, seemed 'to.
enjoy: our’ museum, ee
t-R. Smith” of, Seattle
‘and’ worked and lived’ in
Prince ‘Rupert in 1912 and-;wa
most interested in finding. some-.
thing he. could. recognize.’
Another ‘lady from . California
also told us that she. lived - An
Prince Rupert when she was four.
years ..old,’ and. remembered
‘Third Avenue, so was getting
quite a kick out: of.. ‘seeing — it

  

  

 
  
  
    

 

“again, ‘Her memory | for, a, four-, a
year- -old * ‘seemed good.
We have had many interesting :

. people: ‘and’ to list them all would:
take: pages of. writing. Mr. and

“were charming | ‘guests,
| and: ‘even, though our weather-
‘man has’ “not, been, too generous
‘were: not: ‘complaining about any-.
thing, They came via train, then

are: toking the ship back to Van-.

» then | by ‘car home | £0.

{Daily Wews Lt,
Tuesdays’ June 2 1961

 
 
 
  
  
 
 
 
  
  
 
 
  
   
   
 
  
  
   
  
 
 
    
   
    
 
     
 

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7 hye VOSS MIP ey ey vy vy eH iy a.

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AL Brian. ‘has’ ‘oancd® “the
muscum a very old sword | used
ih'.the Franco - Prussian’ War,

and it is on display. in our.gun.}’
case, even the name. of the ori- |}

ginal: owner is very legible’ and
“sword. has’ been. well. ‘cared

 
 

usa very ‘fine stone ‘adze from
the: Queen, Charlotté, Islands, : ‘do-

 

while ago.

a This adze. is: quite different, in
that the: ‘rock; isunique —‘not

| the. usual ‘dark rock, but a real] .
pinto type. stone: We are: very,

pleased to have these new addi-
tions to our collection, and wish
to, thank the donors very much
for thinking - of the museum.

that many. of our local people
are making -use. of our service
at:.the Bureau, where we have
maps and directories of camp-
site for free “distribution,
the. other - provinces.
cases, but there is always some-
one :who:. “wants. ‘something we

 

 

we are pleased to. have them

‘call.

 

~ He Hammber also brought |.

: "We have: distributed hundreds | -
1 of folders, and are most happy |.

plus |.
in most

nated. by...S* . DeBucy - and .is in|’
perfect condition: It was found |,
at the ‘mouth of the Bail River, |"
: Queen Charlotte: Islands. a. short

don’t happen ‘to’ ‘Have,. but gen-j
erally: I believe we can help and

officer. at ‘the Army’s ‘Staff: College...
has. been in Prince Rupert. for. more. than’ “two:

Mcinnes«:h:
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The bride is the. daughter _ of |:
Mr {and Mrs,..Thomas_ Pallant.
al this city. The. groom. is the
of” Mr.” and : Mrs. Teodor}:
rystay, ‘also. of Prince Rupert:
pth - principals’ ‘attended: city
schools and went on. to. the: Uni-|
e sity of British. Columbia. The:
‘oom. is employed with the per-
nel: department of Columbia
Jellulose Company, Limited: at}
Watson Island.

ay gold and: white daisy floral
ecor.in the. ‘church set the. color
me which enhanced: the en-:
- ceremony. :
in marriage | by ‘her |:

yn fashioned of fine. silk faille
eaturing © a. portrait “neckline
over. an empire bodice. of ‘em-
hroldered lace which. fell: toa
bell-shaped | skirt, sweeping into.

Sf ‘the. Annunciation: with: Rev. James Tracey, OMI, officiating.

 

 

attendants:
Lean .as - matron- of- honor: and
‘Miss’ Anna: -Coluss!:.
Jacqueline. Halliwell as: brides-
maids. :

dresses were accented by. head-
dresses” of | veiling. ‘and fresh:
daisies,. and they carried. cres-
‘cent ‘bouquets: of. white, .
centred daisies.

and’ performing ushering: ‘duties |
‘were. James: Prystay. and. ‘Laur
ence, Lyons, -

wedding . ‘music.

| who was.a former. Brownie, and
| Guide: of *.the:; Second’, Prince
ot Rupert . Guide: ‘Company to be-
Me come®: the Guide» Captain « ‘and,
| Brown’. Owl®™ “of “the “Kitkatla
| Guides. and Brownies : last “year.

: Mrs: ‘Kermeth | “Me-

‘and. Miss.

“Their | identically a e. s si g. n e a

- gold

Roy Prystay~” was. “pest. man,

 

‘Mrs,’ Denis. Rowse’ played “the
‘Soloist. Mrs.
Rudolph. Gryzsik sang. “Blessed
Be. This: Day”.
Planking: the chureh ‘steps. the

24-member Girl. Guide. guard-of-
honor -paid ‘tribute: to’ ‘the’ bride

 

~ Honor ° “ , guard in- charge” “were

 

pride’s’ ‘mother’ was: charming:in

‘| while the groom's. mother chose}.
{to:-wear a’ lovely. nile. green en-:

Ww. EB, ‘Halliwell proposed ‘the
toast to the bride, his goddaugh-‘|_

bride’s : “table = where. the: focal)
point : wasa’ three- tiered bridal
cake: This was-later cut:by Mrs:
Gordon Nicholls. Completing: the
setting, . miniature -floral ..bou-|"
quets to ma. tch, graced the: ‘indi-
vidual | guest. tables.

‘To° receive’ the “ pruests ” ‘the
a bone- ‘colored brocade ensemble
with’ gold accessories’ anda cor-

sage.of bronze. chrysanthemums,

 

semble: with _ beige: -ACCeSSOries |
anda corsage. of white, chrysan-
themums.

trip. to. Jasper. and Banff,Parks
en route to Vancouver, the’ bride
‘changed: t0..8,:,cOCO: ilk.shan-.
tung’ ‘sheath © and. ‘jacket, - with |”
bone- colored accéssorie: 1 ,
corsage Of. white: roses.:

 

 

Mr. and® Mrs. - peystay, Will
>make © their. ‘home © in. Prince
Rupert. , Se ee

 

 

ighteen-year-old Judy has
gen ‘chosen for. an: ‘all- ~expenses-
did trip to the current Shakes-
\ Aodrean Festival | ine Stratford,

  
    
  
 
  
  
   
   
 
      
 
 

Band:

_aupy POSSUM eS
oe! wing trip

 

 

, os suest |

associated. functions : as guests of

the Canada Council, *

up. with other
erones ¢n. route,

wt 18 to. 21,

I resses, production artists, and
attend performances ‘jn the
evenings.

see Shakespeare’
Lost",

She . will
“Love's: Labour's,
Henry VII" and

“Pirates of Penzance”.
“T haven't read the plays yot""

on the train.”

Rupert

Prince
will

School .

eens

YALIO VACOINE
Second stage of an anli- poll

of age.

x

Jehovah Witnesses minister
to..attend assembly in SR

Judy: will travel . by train. to
the festival city, leaving Prince
-|Rupert on July 14, and Inking
students: from
| western Canada and their chap-

The biggest thrills will come
On those days
- Judy: will meet actors and act-

“King |.
“Corlalanus” |
‘the Gilbert and Sullivan: o

Judy says, “but I plan.to do that

Judy, a Grade 12 student al
Sonior High
represent School }
District 62 ane has been chosen |:
for her Interest In the arts. — |:

campaign in Czechoslovaki ho
pea: In 1001 with free vacainne |.
“fiona for children up to 15 your's: :

aati

  

al

A pretty “bright: eyed high school student Judy Louise Fossum, will soon. be
ding more. ‘Shakespeare than she. ever has before in her school days. ~

especially music. |

Judy is an ‘accomplished young
musician, playing the piano and
accordian, and intends to teach
both in Pririce Rupert next year.
She has completed Toronto Con-
servatory Grade 10 music, and
is working | toward her ARCT
degree, .

Her parents are Mri, and Mrs.
Vernard: Fossum, Be Sixth AV-
enue East. my

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» with Rev. M.:B:.Odlund. officiatin

» The: two-and-a- ~half: months: old. son of Mr. and. Mrs: ‘Brian

“KE ‘Hanson; '4128: Sixth “Ave. East,.

- were: Gregory : George: Olafson;; age 5,.and: Douglas - ‘Michael

ter, at: the reception = i ie
I sland er, Hall, cep on ag he |. .pher Juhl’ Hanson. : His. cousins ‘c
Vases” Of: ‘flowers, ‘decked “the * Olafson, age | 4, . Sons: of: Mr,’ and

Ave. East: :

" Godparents for ‘Christopher’ ‘are Mr. and ‘Mrs. ™M. ‘Ss. “Hangon
“of. ‘Edmonton,’ for wwhom-Mr. and ‘Mrs. Olafson’ were ‘proxies...

“. Godparents. for Gregory are: Mr.
_ Prince Rupert;.and : ‘for Douglas,
also of Prince Rupert. :

. Later. ‘a: buffet... Tunicheon ‘was served at: ‘the home of. Mr.
and Mrs. Hanson, with ‘Mrs: Olafson.. as co- -hostess.

AT ee A Ee ee
ee os winner

award: for. the Batktanding. Giade- OY
pupil’ ‘of Roosevelt Park School. has: been. won-by, ¢

 

   

 

Bonderud

. Glen. received ‘the; “Mis: S:
Mills. ‘memorial * trophy’ Monday.
‘from | principal a us
hoiigh » as‘a’ Peeniigh
day, ceremonies. wee

In: “another major ° “presenta;
tion, the housé ‘plaque ‘went to
‘Wilson house.’Donna Eckess -re-
ecived the award from. Miss Joan
Hatherly. “

The: “sportsmanship - “award
went to- ‘Roy. Chow. of. Grade -6
and the ‘conduet’ trophy* to’ Ali-
son Field of Grade 6..R, R. Mar-
tin.-and Mrs. R. Stuart made. the
presentations. .

‘Mrs. M, M. Roper, guest speak-
and Mrs. ‘J. J. Donaldson,
each received attractive arrange-
ments of. flowers, Janis. Truscott
and . -Penny Halliwell | handed
thom. the bouquets...

Twenty -. eight - pupils with
perfect attendance records were
given certificates by. Mrs, . F.C.

 

 

ee Cousins, all, ‘boys. ‘were’ ‘prineipals in. a triple christening .
ceremony held Sunday: morning. ‘in St, Paul's s Lutheran Church, os

 
 
 

: Gordon s
McGhan, | ‘Donna. Mah: and. ‘Bar
‘bara ‘Schultz,’ Grade™ 5S
=; Poole,’ David. Crawley ; “and” -Jan
me Bishop, ‘Grade 43° * Bobby: ‘Payne,

g.

received the names Christo- 7
hristened in the’ same service

Mrs: ‘Carl Olafson,’ 614 Sixth -

‘and Mrs. Walter Johnson of*
Mr:: ‘and. Mrs.: ‘Primo. “Vaccher,

   
 

 

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“Wendy

Irene: Dibben: and: ‘Patti O'Toole, |*
Grade 3; ‘Tommy: McBride, Betty}
Dibben, Sandra McGruther and
Sally'’’Kilgour,*: Grade’. 2,.-and*’
Kathy.:Shaw,,. David Jackson and;
Jimmy: Shuttleworth, -Grade.1-

Badges were ‘presented by: Mrs.
D. “MM. ‘Cobb to. ‘Marie: Love -and
Pat Burnip, - division. 1; Gary
Truscott, division 2;- Robbie Har-

mer: and Roddy:: MacLean, divi-
sion 3; .Christen’ Doig, division
4: David Crawley, Wendy Poole,
Toni Turner,Vito Dunford, No-
ella Krueger.and7Susan Kalmut,
division 5; Ann Whiteside, divi-
slon 7, “and. Tom. McBride, Sally:
Kilgour < and Bobty Dipben, divi-
son 9, .

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Mallory and Mrs. Peter. Delany.
Honor certificates were: pre-j.
rsented! by Mrs, J. E, Johnston!

 

 

and ‘Mrs, Armida Hutt: to: Glen the : Newfoundland © ‘Tuberculosis Mexico under

‘Bonderud, Deirdre Chassels ‘and

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are included in-a 1961 survey by to operate new radio stations in-
consideration . In

Association. cps

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‘

of the Ministerial :
whose. ‘president the “Very Rev.’
Gl T.. Pattison;*
jdonia of St. “Andrew's | “Anglican
: Cathedral, gave. the. address: * ot [5
welcome., was :
» Basing » his. talk on. ‘the: ith. aM
. chapter of Exodus, “the, evangel-'|©
ee ist said” that. one ‘of. the. “most:

 

selves’? have: ‘to. learn is. that. in
{the “eyes of: God ‘all’ are Siriners.
: “Every: man,,. -even:
falls’ into sin, and thérefore’ ‘Says

St.. Paul. let ‘every: ‘mouth ©“ be!
7 stopped foo.
® plead guiliy ‘before: God.
“| bave’ sinned. and. all: have’ come.
~|short. of the glory of God.: :

‘| ments. have’: -been \ broken’)...
‘which ” “have | not: been . ‘proken, a
but. that: ‘any. has ‘been | broken. we

 

He spoke: under: Jocal ° auspices || :
Association,

Dean™ of Cale- .

    

 

— the, best,

let. ‘all: the world’
“ALL

  

“God. is. not. “concerned: first or:
‘| foremost: ‘with which. Command-
“Or

  

the. ‘pad. &:

- Continuing, - Mr. Rees: said
“Of course all: are. not. guilty in,
the. same: ‘degree. Some” have:
broken’: fall the: Commandments
while- some. have sinned »
| paratively ~ ‘few times: * “But we:
have all. ‘come Short of the. glory
of God.-

“God compares yout, lifé. nol

bors, but with the sinless, spot:
less life. of our: Saviour... Jesus
Christ.. He judges us by. the: di-
vine standard: of. His Holy Law.”

The story’ revealed ‘in Exodus
also gives the reminder, said Mr,
Rees, that God has provided a
way. of life, redemption and sal-
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