a
business
meeting
at
which
It
J
WEDDING
OF
YEAR
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
June
17,
1950
,pfo$
Meet
Across
Harbor
decided
to
make
donations
to
the
Winnipeg
Club
House
ReDair
FLOOD-FUND
:
SUBSCRIPTIONS
;1,
the
meeting
ol
the
,
to
the
"Lakes"
where
they
en-
i
,3)011
Fund,
to
the
Manitoba
Flood
Re
B.C's
Most
Beautiful
'Girl
of
1
948
Is
Lovely
June
Bride
h
professional
Worn-
;
joyed
a
tasty
supper
of
salads
lief
Fund
and
to
the
National
..
-
'
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J
,.,.1,1
.
.
1.00
Ernie
Stephens
jtuuk
tlie
iorm
ui
a
pu-
j
uuu
tuiu
uicais
which
naa
ueen
.50
chou
Ming
Foon
.
.
rai)in
uf
Misses
nan-
prepared
Dy
three
of
the
mem-
President's
Fund.
After
the
meeting
.some
of
the
members
walked
to
the
Lake
to
enjoy
a
swim
before
returnine
horn
nn
....'nt
Halt.
T.fikfQ
hari
uhn
haH
Thuvuddii
nfi...
I
"
Prince
Rupert's
lovely
Margie
Brain,
who
chose
I
Ernie
pearce
2-50
,TfJ
.
.
finish,
nfifvn
froo
2.00
I
continued
romance
with
her
home
town
sweetheart
J
Dorothy
Young
Barton
-
2-0?'
-imhers
took
the
ferry
With
supper
over,
the
club
had
the
late
ferry.
J
over
chance
of
a
screen
career
in
Hollywood
after
Esther
Morrison
1.00
J.00
I
being
adjudged
British
;
Columbia's
most
beautiful
i
Dorothy
Johnson
Leona
Clayton
100,
Arietta
fltirwart
100
j
girl
two
years
ago,
is
honeymooning
on
the
sunny
I
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
today
with
Verrr
Ciecone
MAKE
JAM
THE
(M
W
taser
anc
Payne
ARE
FEATURING
LADIES
FINE
MAN
TAILORED
SLACKS
IN
PURE
WOOL
GABARDINE.
PLEATED
FRONT,
CONCEALED
Z
I
P
P
E
R,
SNUGTEX
WONDER
WAISTBAND,
NEATLY
CUFFED,
BEAUTIFUL
FITTING.
GARMENTS.
Assorted
Shades
and
Sizes
to
Choose
from
Price
.
.
.V.
$14.75'
pair
J
after
this
city's
Wedding
of
the
,
i
Year
Friday
evening
in
First
j
aun
yin
x.
W.
MacDonald
as
United
Church.
I
matron
of
honor.
Her
striking
The
long
rays
i
or
a
Brilliant
.
gown
was
of
orchid
taffeta
with
;
evening
sun
poured
through
the
full
skirt
and
lace-brimmed
tight
C
Omoa
100
j
Florence
Stewart
-
1-00
1
William
Crego
2.00
j
M.
C.
Washburn
2.00
William
Walker
...........
....
2.00
j
James
Jack
...
l
oal
Alf
Davik
2.00
Mrs.
Olive
Ryan
-
-50.
Nelson
Wood
2.00
j
J.
McArthur
2.00;
Herbert
Bradley
2.00!
Cecil
Morven
100
Thomas
Inkster
1C0
;
panes
of
the
crowded
church
.
fitting
bodice
set
off
by
a
strmg
I
riday
evening
at
7
o'clock
as
a
of
pearis.
She
wore
long
orchid
;
congregation
of
proud
relatives
,
gloves
and
carried
a
bouquet
of
of
tnree
generations
augmented
yellow
chrysanthemums
and
Iris.
I
THE
OLD
WAY
WITH
CERTO
by
hundreds
of
admiring
friends
j
The
demure
little
flower
gir!s
witnessed
the
exchanging
of
1
were
Mjirilyn
Berry,
eousia
of
tS
Jf
J
9
S
L-J
J
UJ
1.
Mrs.
B.
makes
jam
the
old-fashioned
long-boil
way.
She,
too,
is
ready
to
start
her
jam
making
at
9
o'clock.
vows
between
Margaret
Emma
the
bride,
and
Beverly
Calder-
J.
Mrs.
A.
makes
jam
the
,hort-boil
way
with
CERTO.
She
has
2
pounds
of
fruit
weoared,
ready
to
'start
at
Raymond
Dease
--
100
Herbert
Carllck
.
'
100
Mary
Brain,
daughter
of
Mr
Hector
Yeomans
100
1.00
l!
I
one,
cousin
of
the
groom.
Marilyn
wore
floor
length
lavender
organdie
with
matching
headdress.
Beverly
wore
Nile
green
organdie
with
matching
headdress.
Both
carried
dainty
nose-
9
o'clock.
MtnC
and
Mrs.
Leslie
A.
Brain,
Ninth
Avenue
West,
and
Vernon
Bernard
Clccone,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Clccone,
Eighth
Avenue
East.
.
:
Kinsmen
K
1.0'
2.
The
dotted
line
shows
Reuben
Samuels
Harry
Campbell
Matthew
Hill
....
Andrew
Inkster
Z.
Mrs.
B.
starts
off
with
the
1M
1.00
Leaving
er
publicity.
"We
are
losing
a
good
In
reply,
Mr.
Worthingkon
said
how
much
he
had
enjoyed
his
stay
in
Prince
Rupert
and
thanked
everyone
fdr
their
hospitality.
He
said
h.e
and-his
wife
would
keep
many
happy
memories
of
Philip
Lehman
1
00
Magnus
Olsen
.-.
5
00
John
Stefanovich
5.00
About
40
persons,
mostly
Kinsmen
and
their
wives,
gathered
n.n..,4
tUa
Drlnna
T?nnnir
Thnrft.
Bride
and
groom
were
both
Bays,
born
In
Prince
Rupert
of
pioneer
Groomsman
was
NeH
Strom-
distrtct
families.
Those
attend-
dahl.
mg
the
marriage
Included
the
UsneTS
Wre
Edward
ciecone,
paternal
grandparent
of
the
b,other
of
tne
groom
awJ
Vjc.
bride,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
St.
O.
tor
Bram
brotner
ot
the
bride.
Brain,
and
the
maternal
grand-.
RECEPTION
Halfden
Yelton
5.00
2.00
Oswald
Alexander
uuvfaiu
.v
the
city
dav
niKht
to
bid
farewell
to
Mr.
'
Gerald
Lord
2.00
Gertie
Johnson
1.00
and
Mrs.
Alf
Worthington,
who
!-00
jieft
in
the
ship
for
the
first
leg
100
!
of
their
trip
to
Ontario.
mounor,
irs.
iv.
l,.
muiiwiui,
,
following
the
'
church
cere-
Maggie
Sampare
and.
the
maternal
grandfather
mony
s
gn
was
M
,t,
Lennox
Quosh
..
oi
w
groom,
v.
uaiaerone.
i
Ban8
of
orwa.
Hal1
where
two
Andrew
Quock
1.00
A.
S.
Nickerii
n
returned
to
the
city
on
Wednesday
frotna."
imsi-ness
trip
to
Smithers
;
W.
M.
Watts
returned
on
Friday.
Never
did
a
daintier
and
more
j
hundred
guests
gathered
to
of-
James
Leeson
.
:
''1.90
President
Eddie
Garner,
on
behalf
of
the
Kinsmen,
presented
the
couple
with
two
beautiful
interesting
bride
enter
thet
lef
their
felicitations.
The
hall
i
John.
H.
Moore
100
H.
Nahamura
100
nivnno
rallnw
1.00
aisles
of
a
Prince
Rupert
church
1
was
decorated
with
green
boughs
as
Margie,
preceded
by
her
and
pink
and
white
streamers.
photographs
of
the
harbor.
In
level
of
the
prepared
fruit
in
Mrs.
A's
saucepan.
3.
Mrs.
A.
odds
3
pounds
of
sugar.
A
pound
of
jam
made
with
CERTO
contains
no
more
sugar
than
a
pound
made
the
old
long-boil
way.
4.
Mrs.
A.
brings
the
mixture
to
a
full
rollini
hoil;
boils
hard
ONE
MINUTE
only;
removes
from
stove
md
adds
Yt
bottle
(4
ors.)
Certo.
CERTO
is
the
natural
jtllying
substance
in
fruit
in
concentrated
form.
5.
Mrs.
A.
is
able
to
pour
and
paraffin
about
S
pounds
(10
glasses)
of
jam
from
her
2
pounds
of
fruit.
She
gets
sura
results
because
thr
follows
the
CERTO
recipe
EXACTLY.
,
1
Mrs.
A's
10
glasses
of
jam
Mr.
lxL
vn,an.
.
'
......
1.00
:
making
the
presentation,
same
amount
of
prepared
fruit
in
her
saucepan.
t
3.
Mrs.
B.
uses
the
old
"pound
of,
sugar
per
pound
of
fruit"
standard
recipe.
So
-she
adds
2
pounds
of
sugar.
f
J
4.
Mrs.
B.
boils
the
miirtUT
.
about
30
minutes
before
the
.
jam
thickens
to
the
desired
consistency.
This
evaporates
about
Yi
the
weight
of
the
fruit,
darkens
the
color
'and
carries
off
much
of
the
natural
fresh-fruit
flavor
in
steam.
5.
Mrs.
B.
pours
ami
paraffins
about
3
pounds
(6
glasses)
of
jam
from
the
same
amount
of
fruit.
Until
it
is
finished
she
cannot
tell
for
sure
how
well
her
jam
will
turn
out.
6.
Mrs.
B.
took
45
minutes
to
make
her
6
glasses
of
jam.
e
ni,i.t
1
00
Garner
called
attention
to
the
charming
attendants
two
little
'
The
bride
and
groom
received
flower
girls
and
matron
of
honor
i
congratulations
under
a
flowers-trod
slowiy
to
the
altar.
She
decked
arch
flanked
with
shlni-
Salt
Lake
Ferry
:
SCHEDULE
.U0
work
Mr.
Worthington
had
done
B.
Clayton
for
the
Kinsmen
and
the
great
;
was
Indeed
a
rare
picture
of
merv
tulle
draoes.
The
bride's
table,
where
later
served.
The
servit,eurs
were
Mrs.
help
he
had
been
In
organizing
Paul
Quick,
Mrs,
Ronald
Jones
-
rr-.
on,
a
handsome
four-tier-wedding
cake,
was
cut
in
due
form
girlish
beauty
and
unaffected
charm.
The
chancel
was
adorned
With
pink
and
white
criss-crossed
crepe
streamers
festooned
with
and
the
Misses
Joyce
Peterson,
'
by
bride
and
groom,
was
covered
DJshka
Penoff
,
Betty
Ptordanl
with
a
crocheted
cloth
aad
four
tt)$
jrma
McKimwu,
CERTIFIED
PIPE
AND
tall
nlnk
t.nrwrs
'
apple
blossoms.
Two
large
baskets
of
spring
flowers
and
four
white
tapers,
in
groups
of
two,
BOILER
WELDERS
AND
Leave
Cow
Bay
Floats
Daily
I
12
noon
Saturday
2:15
pm.
1:0$
p.m.
4:30
p.m.
2:0
p.m.
7:00
p.m.
4:00
p.m.
7:35
p.m.
8:30
p.m.
Sundoy
Continuous
Service
Starting
iVa.m.
Last
Boat
Leaves
Salt
Lakes
10.00
p.m.
surmounted
the
chancel
tall.
The
parents
of
the
couple
received
the
guests.
The
bride's
mother,
Mrs.
Brain,
was
striking
Indeed
In
her
floor
length
beaded
dinner
gown
of
turquoise
In
this
beautiful
scttine.
Rfv.
In
the
balcony
ot
the
hH
was
displayed
a
breath-taking
assortment
of
lovely
gifts.
i
The
evening
was
spent
in
dancing
with
piano
music
by
Andy
McNaughton.
The
bride
changed
for
travelling
tt
a
two-toned
blue
and
PIPE
FABRICATING
We
build
dump
boxes,
steel
f
:
9
r
d
pn
I.
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J
L
I
Lawrence
Q.
Siphpj-
nprfnrmerl
I
were
made
in
just
IS
minutes.
the
culminating
rites.
It
was
a
crepe
in
pa&tel
shade
and
black
hat.
She
had
a
yellow
and
pink
double
ring
ceremony.
Peter
Lien
presided
at
the
corsaee.
The
eroom'8
mother
was
navy
gabardine
suit
with
navy
organ
and
used
the
two
custom
stunning
also
in
a
blue
gown,
ftnd
white
shortle
Phnne:
Green
221
Bin
923
4
Certo
gave
Mr.
A.
sure
results...
much
mom
Jam...
siaLiui,
nit
1
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......
o
-
tanks,
trailers
Genera!
welding
and
repairs
All
Work
Guaranteed
Free
Estimates
noor
lengtn
ana
accented
Dy
coftt
as
left
nef
husband
beading,
with
blue
picture
hat
for
a
weeR.s
nolM.Tm(xm
to
be
and
pink
corsage.
spent
at
..
Dunes,"
Tlell,
.
A
toast
to
the
bride
was
pro-
Cnartotte
Islands.
They
nosed
appropriately
by
Peter
sailed
Bboara
Ule
steamer
Cam-
saved
time,
work
and
tnoneij.
ary
processional'
marches
Mendelssohn's
"Wedding
March"
and
the
"Brklal
Chorus"
from
"Lohengrin."
The
.bride's
dress,
the
cynosure
of
admiration,
was
of
white
corded
taffeta
with
voluminous
GOT
ien
wno
pam
trioute
to
ner
t
mkimsht.
The
dock
was
personality
and
charm
as
well
J
crcdedwisV-lriendsno
-ed
arid
RIAL
INDUS
"NO
FRUIT
PXCTItl
skirt
and
tight-fitting
bodice,
as
'to
the
quality
of
the
two
Und
the
label
of
avery
bottle
of
CERTO
ii
book
of
78
tested
recipes
lot
jams
and
Jellie.
Different
fruitt
need
different
handling,
to
CERTO
gives
you
a
separate
recipe
for
each
fruit.
Be
sure
to
follow
the
simple
directions
EXACTLt.
lily
point
lace
sleeves
and
lace
bertha
collar,
piped
with
taffeta.
pioneer
families.
.-The
groom
responded
fittingly
and
admitted
A
Product
of
Gnrol
Fowls
The
long
full
veil
was
held
in
his
good
fortune.
The
groomb-
VELDIHG
CO.
!25
1st
Ave.
East
Green
884
All
Work
Guaranteed
them
off.
v
-
The
couple
will
return
to
make
their
home
in
the
city.
.
The
bride,
who
achieved
widespread
distinction
as
"Miss
PiN.E.
of
1948"
is
a
member
of
the
City
Hall
staff.
The
groom
Is
accountant
for
the
Wallaces
"department
store
organization.
Plumbing
&
Heating
Prompt
and
Efficient
Service
linn
in
favour.
.
.Always
in
(FLAVOUR!
place
with
a
coronet
of
seed
man
proposed
a
toast
to
the
pearls.
She
.
carried
a
colonial
matron-of-honor.
Her
friends
in-bouquet
of
red
roses.
.
slsted
on
an
acknowledgement
Completing
the
bride's
cos-.
from
the
bride
who,
with
her
tume
was
a
double
strand
of
customary
poise,
voiced
ap-pearls,
the
gift
of
the
groom,
preciation
of
the
many
,
expres-and
a
lace
handkerchief,
an
stons
of
good
will
and
esteem,
heirloom
of
her
maternal
grand-
something
which
she
would
ever
mother,
Mrs.
Montelth.
-
'
endeavour
to
live
Up
to.
The
bride
was
attended
by
her
!
Delicious
refreshments
were
irl
I
rnnrcfnrn
,rn
'n
n
ic"
CANADA'S
BEST
CAR
GUV
.
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STANDARD
V
:
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if'
As
good
as,
if
not
mm
IN
betterffthan
any
in-porled
ajcOnly
$2.47
a
case,
including
tax.
A
completely
deluxe
auto-mobile.
NOT
TOO
SMALL
.
,
it
seats
sit
people
In
"
luxurious
comfort
with
plenty
of
headroom
.
.
t
it
is
priced
right,
sized
right,
(not
too
large)
and
styled
right.
Ask"
your
dealer
about
fji
Vanguard
and
its
12-plus
features
to-day.
;
AT
'
George
Cook's
Jeweller
MOTOR
CO.
(Canada)
Limiled
Toronto,
Ontirit
Owner
Adjusted
The
STANDARD
4
Uwton
Blvd.
is
an
unbeatable
combination
of
features
found
in
no
other
cat
of
its
class.
Standard
Vanguard
Cars;
Standard
Estate
Cars;
Standard
Panel
Delivery
and
Pick-up
Trucks:
Triumph
Cars
Ronson
Lighters
6.85
up
Pens
and
Pencils
T.95up
Tie
Holders
.
,
......
....t
3.00
Musical
Cigarette
Boxes
....
1
1.50
.
Electric
Shavers
24.75
Jiggers
2.50
Bill
Folds
5.00
Watch
Bracelets:
5.95
Distributor:
Pjimley
Autombile
Company
Ltd.,
654
Burrard
Street,
Vancouver,
B.
C.
:
Dealer:
Bill's
Motor
Service
404
McBride
St.,
Prince
Rupert
:
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527
3rd
Ave.
West
-By
CHIC
YOUNG
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