Prinre
Paipert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
November
21,
1950
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The
first
chair"
6f
neurology
in
the
world
was
founded
at
Park
in
1882
by
Chai
lot,
pioneer
nerve
.specialist.
EXPAND
TRAFFIC
LANE
THE
PAS,
MAN.
fc
Work
is
proceeding
rapidly
U)
build
a
second
traffic
lane
on
the
bridge
spanning
the
Saskatchewan
River
here.
Increase
in
traffic
on
,
-
I
Pf
y
rJC
J
,
TEACHERS
HELPED
ORangeville.
okt.
n
Teachers
helped
build
Orange-ville's
$350,000
high
school
to
be
officially
opened
on
Jan.
1.
Principal
tt.
Clins
and
four
teachers
;
worked
as
laborers,
bricklayers
and
electricians
to
help
out
during
a
shortage
of
labor.
Anniversary
of
RUTfS
IN
SECTIONS
Australian
railways
use.
four
different
gauges,
from
f
feet
8'
inches
In
the
north
to
6
feet.
3
inches
in
the
south.
,
the
highway
from
Flin
Flon
made
i
the
present
single
lane
Many
Gather
at
Church
Wedding
Wedding
Party
Celebrating
the
twenty-sixth
wedding
anniversary
of
Mr.
and
One
Of
the
largest
-wedding
congregations
ever
to
assemble
in
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
as
sembled
there
at
7:30
last
Wed
nesday
night
for
the
candlelight
nuptial
rites
of
Miss
Evelvn
Skos.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
0!af
Skog
of
this
city,
and
William
Frederick
Checkley,
son
of
Mr.
Mrs.
V.
Bratt,
a
party
was
held
at
their
home,
1356
Overlook.
The
evening
was
happily
spent
in
community
singing
and
dancing
with
W.
Parker
as
master
of
ceremonies.
Mrs.
D.
Bertram
contri
Ipnd
Mr
Robert
Checkley
of
buted
to
the
enjoyment
of
the
evenihg
with
acceptable
vocal
Solos.
Refreshments
were
served
Prince
George.
Rev.
Ear!
SuSl-
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,
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t,n.
i
al
rnianignt.
A
The
guests
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
0r
M.
McDonald,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Wilson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
McStay,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Mosley,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Parker,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Bartram,
Mrs.
Schwab,
D.
Dennis,
J.
Ewen
and
W.
Towers.
as
ton.
With
Petef
Lien
presiding
at
the
organ
to
play
the
Wedding
March,
the
bride
entered
the
church
upon
the
arm
of
her
father
by
wtiom
she
was
given
in
marriair.
She
was
charmlni?
tn
hrf
wedding
dress
of
heavv
Help
your
fa
mil)1
keep
steady
nerves
Thirty
Couples
at
Valhalla
Dance
I
white
satin
with
lace
Insertion,
I
long
train
and
veil.
The
brldai
bouquet
Was
Of
red
roses.
Man
is
known
by
the
Whisky
he
serves
The
matron
of
honor
was
the
A
satisfying
grand
flavor
The
whole
family
enjoys
Postum's
fine
Vigorous
rich
flavor
-
the
more
they
drink
it
the
more
they
like
ill
Music
-
by
Gunnar
Varfeldt
violin,
and
Mike
Colussi,
accbr-
bride's
sister,
Mrs.
Ivar
Wahl,
The
dion,
entertained
30
couples
at
wearing
greert
taffeta.
Edna
the
regular
Valhalla
Hall
lodge
bridesmaids
were
Miss
Serve
Postuml
Serve
your
family
Postuml
it's
the
ideal
beverage
for
grown-ups
or
children
who
may
suffer
nervousness,
irritability
or
sleeplessness
from
the
caffein
in
tea
and
coffee.
Postum
contains
no
cafein
'
cannot
possibly
harm
anyone
I
Kirkham
and
Miss
Astrld
Swan?,
dance
Saturday
night.
Knut
the
former
wearing
yellow
tat-
Hallberg
was
at
the
door.
feta
and
the
latter
mauve
taf
Save
up
to
60
of
your
beverage
costs
Postum
savs
you
up
to
l
a
cup
compared
to
other
hot
beverages
1
couver.
New
Westminster,
Nan-almo
and
Prince
George
feta,
both
with
shoulder
veils
and
all
carryih?
colonial
bouquets.
Robert
Foot
of
Prince
George
Many
beautiful
wedding
gifts
testified
to
the
esteem
in
which
the
happy
couple
are
held.
Music
for
dancing
was
by
Mike
POSTUM
""""
I
was
groomsman.
'
During
the
signing
of
the
reg-llster,
Mrs.
Pat
Wicks
sang
"Be-I
cause"
With
Mr.
Lien
CONTAINS
MO
CAFFEIN
'Postum
Colussi.
'
today
Buy
A
Product
of
General
Foods
Thursday
night
the
couple
sailed
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
honeymoon
trip
to
Vancouver,
r
tan
vanillic
Lb
ui
t
ji
uulu
iiiiu
Ivar
Wahl
were
the
ushers.
Seattle
and
Prince
George,
the
bride
travelling
in
a
navy
blue
RECEPTION
OLD
CULTURE
Following
the
church
cere-
.c
man
aw
icmpies
in
in-
monv.
a
rpCeDUon
was
held
at
done.sia
attest
tq
the
spread
of
,
the
Sons
of
Norway
Hall
where
Fire
Destroys
Alaska
Hospital
FAIRBANKS
A
hosDital
at
r
:
,ly
Hawaiian
I
Service
0UVER
During
the
r'ihe
CPA
is
to
run
weekly
I
)
Honolulu
and
return,
gent
the
service
Is
on
a
filly
basis.
i
the
occasion
was
dulv
elebrated
Hindu
culture
in
the
ninth
suit
and
top
coat
with
grey
accessories.
On
their
return
trip
the
couple
will
reside
in
the
Summit
Apartments.
The
groom
Is
a
member
of
the
staff
at
the
Canadian
National
Railway
station
ticket
office.
COMPARE
THE
PRICE
...
THE
FLAVOUR-.
.
.
DISCOVER
FOR
YOURSEIF
THE
BEST
BUY,
n
FINE
CANADIAN
WHISKY
Calvert
MOUNT
ROYAL
.
The
couple
were
assisted
in
rc
ceiving
best
'Wishes
and
felicita
'mothers
of
the
bride
and
the
groom.
Mrs.
Bkog
wore
a
black
Bethel
was
destroyed
by
fire
last
j
tal
sta"
was
lniured-night.
There
were
seventy
beds,
Bethel
recently
suffered
a
ty-and
all
patients
were
safely
re
phold
fever
epidemic
with
300
moved.
A
member
of
the
hospl
afflicted
by
the
malady.
ond
sliver
street
length
dress.
jriion
use
News
classifieds.
Mrs.
Checkley
wore
golden
crepe.
!
STEP
i
B
Y
S
T
with
E
P
Toartmaster
of
the
evenin?;
Was
Peter
Lien.
Toast
to
Lhe!
bride
was
proposed
by
George
Hills
and
responded
to
by
the
groom.
Toasts
to
the
mitron
of
honors
end
bridesmaids
were
proposed
by
Robert
Foot.
Hall
and
tables
were
attra"t-
i
ively
decorated.
The
bride's
table
was
centred
wrth
a
handsome:
Help
keep
the
CANADIAN
ARMY
Tanactcait
KIDDICRAFT
"SENSIBLE"
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threetier
wedding
cake
which
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This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
FIGHTING-FIT
was
duly
cut
by
the
bride.
Telegrams
of
-congratulations
were
received
from
Victoria,
Van-
i
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by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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