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Pretty summer wedding _
-solemnized at United —

-In‘a pretty summer setting of mixed flowers.

Marguerita Lillian Yoston and Thomas. Melvyn
Pearson were united in marriage before the altar of
the First United Church on the evening of August |.

PERSONALS
> PEOPLE ON THE GO—Vaca-
tion time is full of pleasant sur-

prises as relatives and friends
make unexpected visits to Prince

" . of woe, offered to look at my| ing, whil h f } nae os
Rupert residents, , Given in marriage by her r ing: in ne e ot ars prepared ood of Terrace. With them were.” :
Yesterday after . [ ° L, machine. After trying various | for the picnic."Ted Wright, look nee ae bbe
‘ y afternoon Mr. and| father, the bride was ‘radiant places he noticed that the spac-| ing |, business-like wearing an Marlyn and , Murray's parents:

Mrs. H. F. Glassey of 309 Sixth
Avenue East, were delightfully
surprised with the unexpected
visit of four nleces who arrived
by car. Here for a few days are
sisters Mrs. Graham Woods of
Edmonton, Mrs. Frank Burbidge
of. Vancouver, Mrs. Alvin Bow-
man of Prince George and Mrs.
Percy Garland of Giscome.

dated at the quiet double-ring

Rev. Dr. Robert Elliott offic-

ceremony for the foster daughter
of Mr, and Mrs.. A, E.. Norton
and the son of Mr. and Mrs. T.
H. Pearson, all of this city.

wearing an all white floor-length
gown. Fashioned of ‘nylon with
tiers of lace ‘and net-over-
taffeta, the bouffant skirt fell
from a fitted bodice topped with
a bolero, featuring sleeves tap-
ered to lily-points. Her bridal
veil was gracefully secured with
a jewelled tiara and her cas-
cade bouquet was composed of
Amcrican Beauty roses. —

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but Monty. Montesano, mechan-
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News,” who,.on hearing my. taie

ing bar at the back was. not
straight with the machine. I
am happy once again to have
my machine working as it should.
Thanks Monty!

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‘Francois Lake—When |! ‘started to. type this -column, .l.
typewriter had become seized, so | ' H
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“Then” who shouid drive up

  
  
 
  

foreman of the’ “Daily

Eleanor and Vern Baker ‘of
Graham Avenue, Prince Rup-
ert, called in for a few grocer-

- ies on Sunday afternoon. They

were on their: way west: to

pen Esiney inf BS yf lo

By AGNES H. NEAVE 7
Daily News Correspondent —

were on a camping trip at Fran-
cols. Lake. | Se

‘swimming in the lake, and boat-

1 others were called to cook their

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Francois Lake.News

After ‘the service there was:

apron and chef's hat ‘cooked
onions in enormous frying pans
over the. barbecue and. these
were done to a turn when the

weiners and toast. marshmal-
lows, followed by ice cream. Then
there ' was a sing-song ‘led. by
Bob Purdy which was great fun,
and it was midnight, before the

“was. in a. fix. Ha

friends -
Brown, also Bob

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| and’! worked’on it for.
put the lid on if to.send

ing’ Hugh was. passing’ so called |’:
at the tent and found‘our little” .
Marlyn..and.» Murray -
Donaldson from...
Prince Rupert: and Anna Juby,~ :

Mr. and » Mrs,, ‘George’ Brown. -

(Grace Brown of the “epaily
News” to us). As soon: as: we. +

  
  
     
  

had .the incoming ‘mail’ sorted’...

I, hurried down to the camp.
where I enjoyed a delightful...
cup of ‘cof-'.
fee. ‘They stayed two nights and.

vist and a delicious

the children enjoyed riding our |. :

horses

and visiting at the Land-.
ing. They drove down to Ootsa :

Colleymount, and were thor-
oughly enjoying their trip.

Post Offices. now have official
| receipts. for postage supplies
which are a very real, help for
both postmaster’ and patrons.

For the first time In six years
Mr.:and Mrs, Allan G. Schutz of
646 Fourth Avenue East have
been - entertaining out-of-town
relatives. Leaving this morning
by car were Mr. Schutz’ parents

party broke up. -

: + take to see the Skin's: Spillway..-
_. Just-as they. were leaving on.
Thursday afternoon. the Monty
Montesano’s drove in. and were :
surprised to” find, the. Brown :
family. here. 23+ oo ° mo

‘Lynn and the twins Colin’ and
Mickey Montesano did not: take: |
long ‘to hunt-up their pals from ;
1:last year, and, are, very: much®*:

We are needing ‘yain badly,
“as it is a month Since the
last-rain and it has been quite:
_ hot. - pom : oy
Po: _ On our way. home from going
Even in ‘small. communities. like} to the pictures jin’ Burns Lake
ours Secretaries of the Farm- on: Tuesday. night we noticed a}.
ers Institute, Rod. é& Gun Club) tent just inside our ranch gate
and other Clubs need receipts | as we drove past. The next morn-
for postage stamps. I used to .

For jewellery she wore the
groom’s gifts, a black Alaska
diamond pendant and earring a Yi tye U

Attending her sister as brides- a —_ .
mald Miss Geraldine Edgar, was

Mr, and Mrs. C, H. Schutz” of a.
Bluffton, Alberta and brother- gowned in a party-length frock’
‘of yellow nylon. Her colonial

‘in-law, sister and family, Mr. and | ’
Mrs. G. P..Barker of Calgary. bouquet was made up from yel-
low and white carnations.

‘Last month Mrs. Schutz’ sister
Mrs. R. C. Scott and her brother Best man was Melvyn Paulson. °

 
 
  
  
  
 
 
   
  
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
   
 
  

 

 

 

 

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- write out a-slip for them, but!| - om} oo: : on
Roy Phillips, both of Vancouver At the reception supper. in the an ’ mo Che - oe at home. Monty has been. en-.
made’ separate visits here. i Lotus lounge, Mrs. Norton re- the new. ones are ‘far more ae OsSING i joying reading the’ last eight:

. ‘copies of his paper. which are.)
la. good. deal. older than: when: >

ihe «generally: looks through’

; | business-like. oo
Sty ot
' | Sunday was surely one of the

happiest days in Millie and Bill

oy i. ceived: her guests wearing a
“Mr, and Mrs, R. B. Finlayson, | eige and green linen . sheath
1627 Atlin Avenue have been en-} 80WM, accented with a corsage

   

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tertaining many. relatives and. of ‘pink and white. carnations , me . ae eu ‘them. -
friends this summer. Arriving) 2nd belge accessories. , _ | Durban's lives for they got thel! tor norrow- | : R

Tuesday by car for a. week’s. The groom’s mother attended long hoped for son. They had. +. | FAST RE

four little girls (one they lost)
and had set’ their hearts on
having a son. As they live across
the lake at Grassyplains, Millie
( , has .been staying with our son
vs aan ye Oo ‘Hugh and Josephine so ‘as to
a be near the hospital. The , local.
phones, have surely been’ busy
‘and everybody delighted to hear
the good news. : :
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During the past two weeks |
more than 100 children and al-
most 20 workers- have been suc-
cessfully engaged in the annual
First United church Vacation
Bible School. | : O
Besides mothers and young
women assisting in the school,
many fathers have been work-
pastor Rev. Dr.“Elliott said to-
ing behind the: scenes, church
day.

vacation were relatives of Mrs.{| wearing a blue flowered sheath
Finlayson, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice gown with matching duster,
‘Trahan and children Darryl! and } white accessories and a corsage
Terry of Whitelaw, Alberta. - ‘of white carnations.

i | Russell Cameron proposed the
of ; toast to the bride.
A summer floral ensemble was

   
 
 
  
 
 
  
 
  
 
  
  
  

 

‘Miss: Lyn Fiddes, daughter
Dr. and Mrs. G. W. J. Fiddes and |
Miss Thelma Childs, daughter of , Worn by the bride for travelling
Mr. and Mrs: H. R. Childs, will | 9” their honeymoon through the
enjoy a short summer cruise |Okanagan and Alberta. se

prior to attending United church | Mr. and Mrs. Pearson will take
Senior Girls’ camp on Vantou-;up residence at 142 Fifth Ave-.

  

 
  
 

 
  

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as Melvyn Pearson .
—Photo, by Chandler's Studio.

Mr and Mrs. Thom

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Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Evans spent
a few days visiting their old

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ver Island from August 13 to 25./nue East, upon their return. ; OO a pee ep ee friends the Calders here. Th

_ They . leave Saturday night; Mr. Pearson is employed by Att t a ~ h wt d ~ t riends the Calders — ere. They |been. directed by Myrs.. Dennis
nboard the Canadian Prince for ; the Canadian Government Grain rac IVE, nou ris ING esser are on their way home to- Prince |Burnip, Mrs. G. R. Sahlen, Shir-
Vancouver. ‘elevator. - Ce vo oe TM |Rupert after visiting Mr. Evans |ley Olson, Lynn Fiddes

 

 

 

: : or and.Jean
Senior who lives at Duncan, and a

who celebrates ‘his 82nd_birth-
| day while they were down there.
'Four generations were able to
ibe present. Mr. Evans is with

Finlayson. ; ce
Handling the primary activit-
ies have been Mrs. Robert Mc-}
Bride; Mrs. Lloyd Bowman, Anne
Warren, Donna, Long and Louise
Harding, Carol Elliott, Gwen;
Skogmo. while * the junior - de-'|:
partment has. been “under the
leadership of Mrs. O. R. Green
and Mrs. Robert Elliott.
Lay minister John Cashore | .
and Shirley. Jones, have. hand- }.
led: the ‘group of 15 seniors. Mrs. |"

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Prince Rupert Daily. News
Thursday, August 6, 1959

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/ Are: you. searching for a. refreshing-dessert to satisfy the husky appetites

of those busy with early summer activities? Do you want to attract the appe-ithe Prince. Rupert .water de-

tites of those who crave variety ‘and “seek adventure in eating? Are you eager partment, and has been with

to catch the eye of those who prefer a dainty dessert? If so, hunt no more! | them for u ee :
nstead try this refreshing gelatin dessert. : About 130 folk gathered on

; is Honey Gelatin Mold - is: : | Sunday evening at Ted’and Peg-

- | energy itself. Made with orange-- gy Wright’s summer home 2n
| glavored gelatin, crisp apples, :

a8 . - - barehesinkut;Lake for, the’ annual:
| crunchy pecans, and sparkling ‘service and. picnic for members G Mi Elliott and Mrs
‘honey, it is tops in. taste and “of the Anglican Churches served | CTE * have had he rf
{appealing in appearance. ‘py. Rev. John Frame. It was q |Bowman. have 2a charge ©
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: ; ; i nd singing.. Mr. Elliott
7 /peautiful. evening, and all sat music a : hid
‘lerhank you: No dessert for me — at | conducted. the opening worship

‘round a cheery. camp. fire in . eos ,
‘a clearing beside the water. Mrs. and introduces the _ missionary

‘Hugh Cowan played the little |”. So
‘portable organ tor the hymn ’ Closing exercises will be held
i si i dents Bob Purdy tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. and all
jSinging, an’ Steen th ’ children, parents, and friends

d the lessons.
vi ° are’ invited to attend.

‘and Peter Bug
The offering from the school

‘At the close of the service Rev.

‘John Frame introduced several

will be used to encourage some
children in Korea to further

‘visitors from a distance, am-

‘ongst them being Rev: and Mrs. rth
‘George Pattison and their chil- their education under Christian
|dren from Prince Rupert, who | training, Mr. Elliott said.

 
 
  
 
   
 
  
  

i today.” No one can taste it and
'say, “Thanks. No more dessert
| for me:”’ Instead are. compli-
| ments and requests for more
leven from those who often skip
; desserts | entirely. Here is the
i simple recipe: :
REFRESHING

HONEY GELATIN MOLD
Jt package orange-flavored
gelatin

i cup hot water

ly cup honey

2/3 cup cold water

1 cup unpeeled diced: apples

Ye cup chopped pecans
' Dissolve gelatin in hot water.
Add honey and cold water, Chill
until slightly thickened. Fold
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a l-quart mold, Chill until set. :
Unmold. Serve with a topping : oe os
of whipped cream and honvy . . ,
; made by making a nest-shaped rot refreshing honey mold. _.

mound of the whipped cream
on each serving and dribbling
one teaspon of honey in center.
Makes 6 servings.
arintion—Honey Grapefruit
Mold, Use recipe above but sub-

 
    

 

     

 

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MONTREAL, Aug. 6th — So many ot my
friends are telling me these days how pleased
they are with the BANK OF MONTREAL

     
  

 

   

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| stitute 1-% cups diced grapefrult Family Finance Plan, Seems that this modern
| sections (nbout 1 grapefruit) method of financing is filling a long-felt, want °
for the apples. Makes 6 servings. among people | know, Some are using it for \ .

| aoe ee happy family vacations right now, others to _ @
7 send their children to college ar far school ; ot

: P E RQ S O N A L S expenses, and many more are using it ta buy things thay need
Ne for their homes, If you have a steady income and can make

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southern British Columbia,
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in our ‘frig, You'll agree Miracle Whip has a
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time, a salinesmoath texture (hat spells down-
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Miracle Whip..Spoan i an sun-ripe tomatoes,
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