Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
August
23,
lasi
JeLjtliune
Oj
tent
I
or
Hilda
Skinner
Is
Recognized
London
Pays
Attention
To
Only
Woman
Trapper
Letters
from
Mrs.
Hilda
Chi-
11
jurriid
in
C?a(j(trij
A
Calgary
wedding
of
Interest
here
joined
in
marriage
Miss
Edna
Klva
Gardner,
youngest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Gardner,
formerly
at
Prince
Ru-
j
Had
Eczema
Around
Ankles
For
Years
Read
Her
Letter
want
to
say
that
lor
many
years
'
t
hrat-p
been
tormented
with
Eczema
on
mv
ankles
which
nothing
seemed
t
ettre.
writes
Mrs
A.
C.
8
.
Whit-tier.
Calif.
"Moone's
Emerald
OH
was
recommended
and
one
bottle
was
all
I
needed,
and
for
two
months
has
seemed
perfectly
well
.
"
This
clean,
stainless
antiseptic
known
all
over
Canada
as
Moone's
Emerald
Oil.
is
such
a
remarkable
healinc
scent
that
Eczema.
Barber's
Itch.
Salt
Rheum.
Itching
Toes
and
Feet
many
of
them
old
stubborn
cases
of
long
standing,
have
yielded
tn
tt
influence
Moone's
Emerald
Oil
is
obtainable
wherever
drugs
are
sold,
to
help
nd
you
of
unsightly
skin
trouble.
WALLACE
PHARMACY
I
H
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Hetland-Carlson
Rites
In
Large
Wedding
Here
j
Chester
Skinner
of
Copper
City
I
who
Is
visiting
in
the
Old
Coun-
try
continue
to
contain
many
items
of
interest.
These
deal
with
manv
different
Dhases
of
Company,
was
an
event
that;
caused
almost
a
sensation
among
i
he
staff
when,
in
reply
to
hen
question
if
they
had
had
many,
real
trappers
visit
their
fur
ex-1
hibits,
they
said
"no"
and
she
informed
them
that
thpy
were
j
looking
at
one
now,
"the
only!
white
woman
with
a
registered
trapline
in
B.C."
That
statement
opened
the
doors
and
a
senior,
employee
was
assigned
the
duty,
of
introducing
Mrs.
Siknncr
to
all
the
heads
of
the
various
departments.
Finally
she
met
Sir
Patrick
Ashley
Cooper,
the
gov-
j
ernor
of
the
company.
j
j
!
!
But
the
highlight
was
the
visit
to
the
huge
vaults
where
the
furs
are
stored,
all
kinds
of
skins
from
all
parts
of
the
world.
The
sec-
Hon
containing
the
B.C.
furs
was
her
objective
and
the
well-known
aroma
made
her
feel
almost
back
home.
They
had
a
huge
stock
of
beaver
skins.
She
was
greatly
impressed
with
the
treatment
ac
pert,
and
Lloyd
John
Milton,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Milton
of
Edmonton.
The
wedding
cere-'
mony
wail
conducted
by
Rev.
Haworth.
The
bride
looked
lovely
in
her
A
largely
attended
wedding
took
place
in
St.
iifr,
visits
to
Madame
Tussauds
Paul's
Lutheran
Church,
Prince
Rupert,
Saturday,
''ofSMi
when
Miss
Thelma
Muriel
Hetland,
daughter
of
Mr.
prised
her
with
its
-fine,
beau-and
Mrs.
M.
Hetland,
735
Alfred
Street,
became
the
j!s
that'she
hadnorrx'ped
bride
of
Gordon
Ernest
Carlson,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
to
find
so
delicately
modelled.
,
.
,
ni.
i
ri
r
4.
iA
contrivance
that
told
ones
j.e,t,.
J
.
a
Sanson
oi
me
oteeie
xiiuck,
i
nuct
iutii,.
Tf
yon
want
to
soil
It.
advertise
fortune
when
one's
hand
was
inserted,
was
tried
with
consid-
PORTRAITS
Filmj!
Developed
and
Printed
,
PROMPT
SERVICE
CHANDLER'S
STIDIO
j
!lfi-
'4th
Street
Box
645
urey
suit
with
pink
accessories.
Her
only
attendant
was
Miss
I
oarnet
i
McCready,
who
looked
charming
in
a
navy
blue
.sua
1
with
light
blue
accessories.
The
best
man
w.is
Frank
Taylor
of
(
I
caigary.
j
A
.'ituall
recept.on
was
held
at
the
home
of
the
groom's
grand-:
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Milton,
!
1132
Filth
Ave.
N.W.,
where
rcla-!
tives
and
friends
gathered
to
I
wish
the
happy
couple
many
.
years
oi
happiness.
The
bride
;Was
formerly
a
member
of
the
i
local
telephone
office
and
later
j
with
the
Hudson's
Bay
cosmetic
I
department
in
Calgary,
j
The
groom
was
in
service
with
j
the
Canadian
Navy
and'
was
a
'
member
of
the
crew
of
HMCS
j
Cayuga,
having
seen
service
in
!
Korea.
'ine
happy
couple,
after
a
few
,
days
in
Uanff
and
Lake
Lu-.ii.-c.
corded
te
Russian
grey
squirrel
furs.
They
are
plucked,
treatyd
and
dyed
until
they
look
the
most
rare
and
expensive
furs,
ine
Russian
sables
did
not
strike
her
as
being
at
all
equal
to
the
Jr
'
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1
Phone
Green
389
Trince
Rupert
The
bride
was
given
in
mar-iage
by
her
father.
She
wore
a
vhite
satin
floor
length
dress
ith
finger-tip
sleeves
and
long
il
with
satin
appliques
and
a
earl-beaded
headdress.
She
arried
a
white
prayer
book
with
isuvc
orchids
and
lily-of-the-allcy
tied
in
long
white
satin
treamers.
The
maid
of
honor
was
Miss
;!aine
Stiffens
who
wore
a
blue
.vc-tier
nylon
net
dress.
Brides-naids
were
Louise
Hetland,
sis-,er
of
the
bride,
who
wore
mauve
r.affeta,
and
cousins
Marlys
")lson,
who
wore
pink
satin
with
irt
overskirt.
and
Helen
Olson,
vho
wore
nlle
green
taffeta.
All
wore
matching
headdress
with
erable
sceptism.
.
and
found
to
short
veils
and
carried
mixed
be
surprisingly
correct.
flower
nosegays.
i
For
treatment
of
her
hand
Mrs.
Mark
Hill.
Jr.,
was
groomsman,
1
Skinner
had
gone
to
the
orthc-and
Glen
and
Walter
Carlson,
pedic
hospital
in
Great
Portland
brothers
of
the
groom,
were
Street
where
Mr.
James,
a
noted
ushers.
surgeon,
operated.
She
is
very
During
the
ceremony
with
enthusiastic
about
the
skill
and
Miss
Curine
Helde
at
the'
organ,
the
attention
given
there.
Mrs.
Maxine
Wudel
sang
"O
Per-
On
the
l
ghter
side,
the
letters
feet
Love,"
and
during
the
sign-
tell
of
visits
to
the
National
Gal-ing
oi
the
register,
"Because."
lpry
and
the
marvellous
paintings
The
wedding
reception
was
cm
display
as
well
as
various
held
in
the
Sons
of
Norway
Hall
t'Pps
of
armour,
pistols
and
w.th
music
provided
by
Mike
other
firerams.
The
Tower
of
Colussi.
The
brides
mother
wore
London
had
its
special
appeal
a
coral
gabardine
suit
with
navy
but
she
did
not
see
the
crown
acc-ssories
and
the
bridegroom's
jewels
as
there
was
a
long
queue
mother,
a
brown
suit
with
wine
awaiting.
London
is
very
crowd-
Call
363
;
FOR
K
FITTER
.
.
.
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
cp---r
River
colors
or
tlaik
martens.
Prices
of
furs
for
the
next
season
promise
to
be
good.
As
a
result
of
her
visit
to
the
Hudson's
Bay
headquarters
shv
received
a
request
from
I
lie
HHC
to
broadcast
but
dVihts
as
to
whether
she
will
be
able
to
accede
to
tlveir
wishes.
She
was
able
to
give
the
officials
at
the
Beaver
Hmse
up-to-date
and
informative
details
ns
to
fur-trapping
methods
in
B
'.tif'.i
Columbia.
Many
of
their
ideas
we
e
antiquated.
But
then
it
is
not
often
that
they
have
a
visit
from
a
real
trapper
with
first-hand
knowledge
of
the
will
make
their
home
in.
llaliiax,
Nova
tsci'.la.
ed
with
the
Festival
of
Britain
accessories.
Bottl
in
Sad.
u,WJs
leiiJe
(J3urn5
aCahe
A
wedding
of
interest
to
resi-Jcnts
of
the
northern
interior
i
EEXHII.L,
England
if
-
Jimmy
C-uiti'i,
11,
entered
a
Highland
1
danring
competition
here
"just
I
for
the
fun
of
11."
He
won
the
gold
medal,
lirst
time
In
13S
'
years
that
it
has
bten
awarded
'
a
boy.
fl
awing
vsntors
from
ail
over
The
bridal
couple
Jeft
by
car
(he
oxA
for
their
honeymoon
in
the
In-
!
A
pcrsonal
note
refprs
to
a
tciior
and
for
her
going-away
vHt
t
l
see
thf.
housp
where
she
dress
the
bride
wore
a
be:ge
suit
wa-
born
The
house
escapvd
with
white
accessories.
The
gift
th(,
devastation
of
bombing
that
of
the
groom
to
the
bride
was
a
:
,cvent.d
most
of
,he
area.
And
D-earl-and-ruby-set
ring
and
the!,
,..
inn
iiriotn
-on
f
.vhtre
the
newly-weds
will
ee-
bride's
gift
was
a
wrist
watch.
if
on
has
t0
dpal
with
ln.e'and.
tcok
nlace
recently
at
S
The
bride
was
formerly
on
the
!,atlirs
Df
London.
One's
wits
get
Walburg.
Saskatchewan
when
stafl
of
the
hospital
as
nurses'
:c
)ns;dprably
sharpened
in
deal-
i.
uuu
waiuK,
uau-iuc.
aid
while
the
groom
is
employed
in
.ith
thpm
.
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Lewchuk.l
wim
Canadian
National
Rail-
B
of
St.
Walburg,
became
the
bridt
i
.1VS
ThPV
will
take
ud
rest-
ONLY
WOMAN
TRAPPER
i
.
.
rV
-.
For
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
and
REPAIR
WORK
"
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Of
Alexander
Guzyk.
son
of
,,.,
(n
th
Rteplo
Rlnrlr
Prince
A
visit
tn
Reaver
House
hrrl-
Tl-
ROYAL
NAVY
George
Guzyk,
also
of
St.
Wal-I
Rllnert
onnrters
of
ttv
Hudson's
Bav
burg.
The
wedding
ceremony;
J
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,
,
followed
the
rites
of
the
Green
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Music
was
by
the
church
choir.
The
bride,
who
was
given
in
marriage
by
her
father,
wore
a
floor-length
white
satin
brocaded
gown
with
floor-length
veil
and
carried
a
bouquet
of
red
roses
and
llly-of-the-valley.
Bridai
attendants
were
the
bride's
sister,
Miss
Valent'ina
Lewchuk,
and
Miss
Isobel
Zalay.
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Hei
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sown
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a
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of
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the
ceremony
a
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was
held
;-.t
the
home
of
the
bride,
the
bride's
mother
wearing
a
grey
dress
and
a
pink
carnation
corsage.
The
bride's
going-away
costume
was
a
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with
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