A
jprfiue
Rupert
Dai!?
flews'
Monday,
December
13,
1948
WEDDED
AT
-CATHEDRAL
Miss
Dorothy
Didorak
Bride
of
William
Clark
at
Beautiful
Ceremony
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
FORCHER
ISLAND
LOGGER
PASSES
Victor
Markland,
a
veteran
coast
logger
and
fisherman,
died
at
hts
home
at
Humpback
Bay,
Porcher
Island,"
Friday
at
the
age
of
C2.
,
PAGO
PAGO
P
-to
Pago
is
the
capital
of
EaE'ern
Samoa
in
the
South
Pacific.
J.
H.
Hitchcock.
Queen
City;
W.
Varga,
Holly-
amc
CENTRE
"
f
'
'
MONDAY
Sports
-
p.m.
4:09
iris
Organized
Games
Hour
8:00
Rup-Reo
Women
Special
p.m.
J:30
Jr.
Boys
Craft
7:30
I.O.D.E.
HMCS
Haida
7:jCh-Kinsmen
Executive
7:30
Mixed
Leathercraft
'
8:00
Band
Practice
8:0ff
Stone
Flower
Film
TUESDAY
Sports
,
a.m.
'wood;
J.
G.
Valiant,
Broo.kville,
f
Ontario;
Angus
McLeod,
Van-t
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Uoninnvpr'
last
Wednesday
evening
at
7
o'clock,
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
was
a
setting
of
beauty
A
resident
of
the
coast
for
the
1
rince
Rupert
Florists
30
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
777
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
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.
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M.Tanohlin
Vancouver.
Hast
30
years,
mr,
nwriu'o
when
Dorothy
Didorak,
second
J.
:
conducted
a
logging
operation
!
on
Porcher
Island
for
many
FArtv
c
.
f'v
finArNS
ivenrs
and
also
eneased
in
the-;
It
is
btiievea
that
primitive
:
ialmoi.
trolling
Industry
during
pnitivatitn
of
barlrv.
wheat
and'
the
years.
i
.
7
i-
v-
l-
I
-"4j
'-run
he!
millet
was
nractised
in
many!
Born
in
New
Brunswick
WRATIIALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
Developing.
Printing
Knlarfrinsr
QUICK
SEHVIC3
Amateur
and
Professional
Supplier
Mcii3
rich,
creov
There
are
not
locally.
The?
parts
of
the
eastern
hemisphere!
was
unmarried.
10.000
15,000
years
before
the!
relatives
known
daughter
of
'Thomas
Didorak
of
Sturgis,
Sask.,
and
William
Bryant
Clark,
third
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
E.
Clark
of
Victoria,
exchanged
marriage
vows
in
a
double
ring
ceremony
before
Rev.
Basil
3.
Procktor.
Given
in
marriage
by
her
,
brother
,
In-law,
Metro
Mln-i
tenko,
the
bride
was
exquisitely
attired
in
a
beautiful
floor-length
satin
gown
with
Victorian
neckline
and
her
long
trailing
veil
was
held
in
piaoe
by
an
Enelisli
bridal
gown.
The
only
milk
duy,i,.
remains
nave
Been
Drousnir
iu
Christian
era.
si
j;0O
Bo
Me
Hi
Gym
Class
p.m.
2:
JO
King
Edward
Gym
CUs
y
S:30-Rup-Rc
Jr.
Boys
8KX
Rup-Hee
Men
School
Basketball
League
4;00
Borden
it
Utah
4
4:43
King
Ed
ii
Righ
1
.Prince
Rupert
where
the
fun
era!
will
take
place.
MRS.
PRINCE
IS
W.A.
PRESIDENT
both
carried
little
noseKftys
of
j
Thursday
evenlnsr
after
which
iuu
..,,1)
Basketball
Leagve
Games
carnations
and
wore
bracelets,
the
bride
and
giouiu
kit
on
the
;30
Junior
Kinsmert
an
Jewelry
worn
by
the
bride
was
a
beautiful
eavneo
necklace
and
.
a
Riu
i'"m
ine
groom.
Prtiu-c
George
for
u
honeymoon
Nerth
Stai1
CilyMenti
b
"
"
"
1
"
'
trip
to
th
bniitcl
Stales.
Women's
Auxiliary
of
St.
Peter's
Anglican
Church
elected
officers
as
follows
during
the
pasv
yeefe:
Honorary
President,
Mrs-.
E.
D.
Hudson.
President.
Mrs.
J.
Pierce.
7;15
Women-
High
School
:
matching
earrings,
a
gift
of
and
Peoples
the
groom.
He-r
bouquet
was
.
:
15
intermediate
-Morgans
o
red
roses.
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For
goUa
away
the
bride
and
Stones
Mrs.
Bessie
Cowgill,
as
matron
pule
o(e
a
prey
gabardine
suit
wit
hi
matching
accessories
and
a
cor-!
ae
of
red
.
roses.
J
After
the
honeymoon,
the!
Couple
will
spend
Christmas
j
9;
15
-Senior-Savoy
&
Co-opJ()x
honor,
wa
gowned
in
acted
as
ushers.
Th
organist
was
Peter
Lien.
After
having
their
wedding
photo.
taken,
a
reception
was
Vice-President,
Mrs.
W.
Efcv-
blue
net
with
brocaded
top
SpeclaJ
m
iuture
to
have
eop-display
adverthcnw'i
the
Dally
Newi
offi,
p
m.
of
the
day
pn
their
pubticatloii.
a.m.
..
idson.
'
'
Secretary
Treasurer",
Mrs:
II
11:60
Clvto
Centre
Staff
vauersai.
Meeting
held
at
the
Valhalla
Hail
with.
WIth
the
.
groom
'
parent
(n
150
guests
lit
attendance.
f
Victoria.'
Later
they
will
take
Mrs.
Metro
Mintenko,
sister
up
residence
in
Vancouver!
of
the
brkte,
received
the
guests.
where
the
grot
trt
t
employed
'
and
sweetheart
neckline.
Her
bouquet
antf
headdress
were
of
pink
carnations.
She
wore
a
rhinestone
bracelet,
a
gift
from
the
groom.
"The
bridesmaid
were-
MU
Dorcas
Secrelary,
Mrs.
G.
'
A,
i
nis
eo-operatinl
greatly
assist
the
mA
Hebb.
A'j
'
p.m.
.
4:0fr-"
J
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.
7:30
Junior
teathereraft
dupartrnwit
in
kr.
Prayer
Partners,
Mrs.
Mixed
Leathercraft
'
regular
hour
lur
p,
Prince.
wearing
a
blue
crepe
evening.
by
the
Canaciau
Pacific
Rail
dress.
Assisting
her
at
the
i
way.
rtnw
wni
Mla
C
Dhnrfai
r.vnp.'l
i
"
"
1
"
8:0ft
Symphony
Orehestra
Beth
Sedgewick.i
gowned
in
yel
:00
J.C.C.
Public
Speaking
iow
flowered
net
and
carrying
a
Thank
Offering,
Mrs.
fc
D.
Hodson.
:00
I.O.D.E.
Cambrai
In
black
and
pink
net
evening
t
m
bouquet
of
pale
pink
carnatlen,
and
Miss
Elsie
Mintenko,
gowned1
in
mauve
net
with
brocaded
Tlw
CONSOLEW.
CHIEF
CAUSES
OF
DEATH
Cancer-
and
heart
disease
are
the
nation's
No.
1
and
2
killers.
FLEETWOOD
dress.
Their
corsages
were
Of
;
pink
carnations.
jjj
The
toast
to
th
bride
was
J
proposed
by
Rev.
Basil
prof
ktor.
j
Dancing
was
enjoyed
with
'
Andy
McNaughton
at
the
piano.
Refreshments
were
served
'
6
before
midnight.
,
,
By
LOOK
AT
THKSE
FEATritF,
it-
top.
Her
bouquet
waa
of
yellow
carnations.
The
bridesmaids
each
received
a
compact,
the
gift
of
the
groom.
The
flower
girls
were
little
Beatrice
Cowgill
and
Judith
New
Shmk-Proof
rick-op
New
IS
-
Record
Changer.
ScraleMeM
Re-
;
8:00
Public-
Meeting
Elee-r
.
tion.
v
TRAIN
SCITKDtllE
fTom
the
East
L-
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturf
0:45
p.n.
.
.
fo
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Frldaj',
8:00
p.m.
;
TOBERMORY.
Ont.
I
A
local
hunter
has
been
meeting
with
more
than
average
success
on
his
trapping
expeditions.
Alfred
Carver,
recently
trapped
four
wolves
near
here,
bringing
him
$180
net
in
bounties.
IT
PA
YS
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
Mintenko,
both
wearing
short;
A
going-away
party
wa
held
f
dresses
of
pale
blue
taffeta
j
at
the
home
of
the
bribe's
sis-
;
jj
trimmed
with
white
lace.
They
;
ter,
228
Ninth
Ave.
East,
on
;
5
I
cord
reproduction.
English
Cele-tion
Speakers.
Powerful
Siiper-Het
Radio.
Brautifully
Finished
cabinet
in
Cigarette
Tobacco
car.iuuA
fans
walnut
or
ma-hoRany.
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thb
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