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g candlelight cast .a radiant glow on

First Presbyterian. church

December 5 when Alexandra Hope Ternovoy, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Ternovoy. of
this city became the bride of John Lenuik, son of

Mr. and Mrs.
chewan, ee
. Rev. Ivan 8S. Gamble officiated
at the 7 p.m. double-ring cere-
mony which was: enhanced by
baskets of mixed flowers. .

Given in marriage by her fa-
ther, the bride chose heavy satin
flowered with embroidered lace
threads. for her ‘formal full-
length gown. The bouffant skirt
fell from a fitted bodice, framed
witha stand-up collar and off-
set with long sleeves tapered
to lily points, . w

A pillbox hat, appliqued: with
lace flowers and tiny seed pearls,
gracefully secured -her chapel
“veil of French net: and she car-
Yied'a white. prayer book, ‘decor-.
ated .with an orchid corsage. _

Voluminous —— street - length
skirts -and_ fitted’ bodices «in
Shades: of beige, tangerine ‘and
Kelly green fashioned the gowns

Announcements

® Canadian Legion New Year's
Frolic, December 31, 1959 at 10
p.m. Tickets’ $12.00. per couple.
Phone 4141 for reservations. —
: a (253)

® LO.O.M. Attention to - all
members, Initiation and meet-
ing, 8:30 Tucsday, December 15,
All members’ please attend. ~ -

(242) |:

@ Make Labour's. Choice Your
Choice. Vote G. Hills: for Mayor.
J. Prusky and) J. West fer Alder-
men. | ~~ (242)

@ Pacific Trolers: * meeting,
Civic Centre, 7:30 p.m., Tuesday,
December 15. vee (242):

® Liberal. leader Ray Perrault
will “speak tonight on. CFPR,
10:15. Listen in. 7? (241)

© The Prince Rupert Burns

ing Wednesday, December 16, at
the Lotus Cafe, at.8 p.m. All
adherents .welcome, (243)

@ SON. Business ‘meeting,
Monday, December 14,. 8 p.m.
Nomination of Officers. (241)

 

William Lenuik of Buchanan, Saskat-

 

  

Diane Ternovoy, sister .ofj.the
bride. — ie.
Composed of brocade, organza

accented by matching flower
headpieces _ and. bouquets: ‘of
chrysanthemums en- tone.
' Completing the bridal en-
sister of the bride, as flower giri
was” frocked. in. yellow nylon
eyelet and she carried a basket
of white chrysanthemums.. © |

Brothers of the groom, James
Lenulk, Rudolph Lenuik and. Ar-
thur Lenuik, as groomsmen were

and: Henry. Cap.) =

Mrs. -E,
‘organist. a
“ Receiving the guests at the
sreception in the Canadian: Le-
gion auditorium, the. bride’s

J. Smith was church

pink - accessories. .
The groom’s , mother | was
gowned in blue embroidered satin
and tan-colored accessories,
The three-tiered wedding ‘cake
which centred the bride’s table
was flanked by tapers...
Mr. Gamble ~ proposed — the
toast to the bride. . - .
Serving (were Mrs. Nicholas
‘Eluik, Mrs. George Pawluik, Mrs.
Mrs, John’ Rudy, Mrs. Rudolph
Lovestad, Mrs. Walter Arneson
and Mrs. Peter Boyko.
Master of ceremonies was Si-
mund Miners. 7 -
.. Out-of-town guests attending
were relatives Mrs. Pawluik, Mrs.
Eluik, of Two Hills, Alberta; Pat-
rick Rosychuk, Foisy, ‘Alberta,
the bride’s grandfather; Mr: and
Mrs.-Peter Boyko and daughter
Judith of Vancouver. and the
groom’s parents. — -
Newlyweds have taken up resi-
dence ‘at 201° Seventh Avenue
East, a
My. Lenuik ‘is employed at
Columbia ‘Cellulose... Company,
Limited, Watson Island and Mrs.

 

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“ °Monday, Decembet’ 14, 1959:.

 

TUESDAY &

ONLY |

FRESH

BEEF HEARTS
or TONGUE

SUGAR

10 LB, BAG

Grapefruit
4 tor

THESE, AND MANY
MORE, AT YOUR |
TOM-BOY STORE

 

worn’ by .matron-of-honor. Mrs.
James Lenuik and bridesmaids
Miss. Judith . Boyko '.and -=:.Miss |.

and crystalette, their gowns were|

tourage; petite. Sonia Ternovoy, |

assisted by ushers’Daniel Bartko

mother wore navy blue lace and!

 

 

 

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Lenuik.. is employed. at Bob

Parker Limited.’ ~

THURSDAY

 

{a...doorway.

Staple, streamer fashion,

Let friends know about: your|
party by issuing invitations... ..
print all pertinént’ information
(time, place and: date) on strips;
of ‘green or red (ribbon and

onto
small white styrofoam balls (an |

inexpensive dime store pur-|
chase). |
As for refreshments... make!
them  snack-type. Feature a}

punch topped with a green ice |
wreath or ice stars:

cheese twists and pick-up-size |
sandwiches. The centrepiece is}
a sleigh (that you can make)!
laden with sweets . assorted |
chocolates. »

If a buffet table presents a
problem, simply push two bridge
tables together and cover with
a cloth. Decorate your table by
tacking or taping the edge with
the same ‘kind of Christmas balls
that you used for Invitations

. print Christmas greetings
on the ribbons.
The perfect hostess grects

every guest at the door, so have
all the food prepared in advance;
then get a friend to'help tote
and enrry food from kitehen
to buffet table.

HOLIDAY PUNCI
(Makes about Ile quarts)

1a cups Instant pasteurized
powdered skim milk,

24% cups water, (
1 15-ounce package frozen
sliced strawberries,

thawed
fabout 14 cups),
2le cups wnipped Instant

 

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| for | holic ay. SEASON open. house parties

‘Tis the holiday: season .

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Make yours an open house’ for .friends.
greens and Christmas cards arranged: on side tables o
you'll need in the way. of ‘decorations for your party. Anot
“Christmas”

LENUIK

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Nishio-Van’ Meer Studio. —

. the season :to be jolly and a perfect time

Inc Holly,
mantelpiece are all

her idea for. decorat-

 

pasturized powdered : skim’
milk? Ps 8 oe

1- pint. lime sherbet:.":.

Combine pasteurized’powdered
skim. milk. “with! water; . stir
lightly. Add- strawberries;- stir.
Chill. Fold’ in whipped instant
skim milk powder. (Serve: punch

topped with sherbet). |. °|

* “To whip-instant pasteurized
powdered «skim. milk (Makes
about 2% cups).
1. Mix. Y%. cup © pasteurized

 

powdered skim milk with 1% cup
ice water. - mo
2. Whip until soft peaks form
(3-4 -minuteés). Add 2. tablé-
spoons lemon juice, —
3. Continue. beating, while
gradually adding % cup sugar,
until stiff peaks form (3-4 min- |

‘utes longer). ;
OLIVE WREATH |
SANDWICHES

(Makes about:134 cups spread) :
1 4-ounce package cream
cheese, softened. |
ya cup cheese spread,
2 tablespoons mayonnaise.
“2 tablespoons chill sauce,
} teaspoon prepared mustard. |
4 cup chopped pimento-
stuffed green olives,
Combine cream cheese, cheese '
spread, mayonnaise, chill sauce:

 

Dr, Alexander Gray left Sat--
urday night aboard the “Can-:
adian Prines” en route to Sid- |
ney, Vancouver Island, where he:
will go: Into. private. practice,

on. red or green ribbon,and. tack it up to frame

_| WEDDING DEC

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/ Children’ of ‘Rebekah’ Centen-

_ | nial Lodge No. ‘40 and Oddfellow
‘members, who’ are under 12 years |:

‘of. age, ‘will be feted to’a Chiist-

|-mas Tree party December’ ‘15

‘in. the Valhalla hall at.7:30 p.m:

‘the Rebekah lodge held its regu-
dar.meeting..: 2° oe
‘It -was.. announced’. that’ a
Christmas ‘program. has. been

Treats'‘and gifts will. be high=
lighted .by the arrival of Santa

Claus."

\") Also planned was. ‘the adult

;Christmas: party tobe: held De-

‘cember?23’at 8 p.m..in:the Val-

‘halla’ hall. aa -
“#The. -party-fare will include
‘exchange ‘of. gifts, and: pot-luck

“Members: planning to attend
‘are.asked ‘to get. in’ touch with

.|Mrs.. James Gilbert at 4239.

| PERSONALS |

A. M.’ Rivett, leaving this
morning’. by train for Vancouver
will spend.a week on business
before being joined by his wife
and children, Arnold and. Ruth,
who ‘leave Saturday to spend
the Christmas holidays with
relatives in the south.

‘Mr. and ‘Mrs. Frederick .Wil-
liams and .their granddaughter
Marlene...Martin, of Skidegate,
are leaving the. city’ tomorrow
‘by Canadian . Pacific Airlines
plane .for their home after a
month’s.. holiday .as_ guests of
their.son-in-law and daughter,
Mr, and: Mrs.-‘Ronald Krug, 1632

Sixth Avenue East.

EMBER 19 At UN TED - | |
lect Jacqueline M
by many friendsw

{> .. Wedding’ plans were

‘|.'Plans for the .annual::party.
|. were. completed last week: when |

planned’! for. the . youngstérs. -

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Miss Moorehead’s marriage’ to
Keith Phillipson will be an event
of ‘December 19:in the. First

United church.) 0 8
Co-hostesses, for the surprise
party were-Mrs.’ Lance Theobald

“|and Mrs. T.’G. Howden. >

_ Decorated..in: pink. and. white,.
the. tea..wagon ‘was laden -with
lovely. gifts, which. were pres-
ented'to ‘the guest-of-honor. | -
Along.with the individual gifts,
Miss . Moorehead was': presented
with a. group gift, of a*record
hassock*’ and*-a Christmas .cor-
sage. a a I
‘Bingo games. and - refresh-
ments, including’ a’ bridal: cake

  
 
   
  
   
   
  
  
    
   
 
   
  
   
  
  

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D. ARCHIBALD: BOWEN, who:
recently: resigned as operation’

Fishermen’s: Co-operative .as- |
sociation is leaving: Wednes-..
day with: his family to make.

couver. Arriving ‘here in July,
1953, Mr. Bowen Was manager
of the Co-op ..Cow, Bay: store -
before his: most. recent posi--
tion. In Vancouver: he will, be
manager of - Lyons Drive-In"

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lans Ww _presaged December 7 when many friends “gathered
at..the homeo} hostess: Mrs. Carl John sen. to attend a@ miscellaneous «Brida
| shower, for bride-élect “Miss Jacqueline’ Moorehead... 2.

A lodge

concluded. the. delightful’ func-1.

manager. for:’ Prince -Rupert. |- “

his home -once. again. in Van- }.-

   
     
   

 
 
    
  
   
   
   
  
    
 
  

 

 

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