Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
June
28,
1950
chuk,
Patricia
Farrell,
Jean
Fin-layson,
Walter
Ballinger,
Ounnar
Dybhavn,
Marlon
Hardy,
Ann
Christison,
Sonja
Berg,
Sharon
Gustaldine,
Steven
Johnson,
Ger-
Carl
Husoy,
Wayne
Holliston,
Judith
Hitchcock,
Sharon
Hoike-Btad,
Bruce
Johnstone,
Tommy
Kellett,
Norma
Lowe,
Neal
Lind-seth,
Larry"
Lindseth,
Brian
PROMOTIONS
(continued
from
page
4)
Sea
Thriller
Showing
Here
A
rousing
sea
thriller
loaded
with
action
from
start
to
finish
is
"Captain
China,"
showing
this
evening
and
tomorrow
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
It
is
a
swash
Edylhc
Dodds
Terrace
Bride
Former
Prince
Rupert
Girl
Married
to
George
Benoit
TERRACE
Beautifully
decorated
for
the
occasion
with
roes
and
other
early
spring
lower-,
aid
Dominato,
Arthur
Taylor,
j
Mathews,
Linda
Maundrell,
Charles
Morrow,
Robert
Murray,
sautels,
William
Anderson,
Ger-
Lois
Antrobus,
Si.eron
Klazs,
Margaret
Little,
John
Green,
RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
STORE
aldine
Moorehouse,
David
Hang-
Wayne
Nicoll,
'
Heather
Moore,
Helen
Moore,
Lynne
Mclntyre.
Jennifer
Large,
William
Havdale,
erud
,
Greta
Collison,
Dennis
"wara
ureen,
juay
fossum,
WUkines.
Stanley
Marshall
Leon-
'
Wanda
Havdale.
Raymond
Win-
Beverley
J
Maureen
MacDonald,
David
Ny-
!
ard
Smith,
Ernestine
Moorehouse
!
dle
Judv
Christensen
buckling
story
of
the
peacetime
Knox
United
Church
made
a
fit-!
Boulter,
Faith
Cord
well,
Jerry
I
stedt,
Dennis
Nystedt,
Marlcne
Ivan
Adams,
F"red
Bagshaw.
ting
setting
for
Edythe
Melvina;m";hantimar
n,e
boasting
a
cast
Following
is
a
partial
list
of
Jeffery-
Beverlcy
Erickson,
Don-,
Phillips,
Dianna
Pierce,
Robert
of
stars
including
John
Payne,
vc
iMaorH
.cnhi
r...r.ii
for
I
aid
Morrison,
Mary
Gomez
Stevens,
Peter
Squires,
Donna
'
;
4
the
term
beginning
September
5,
Maurice
Mason,
John
Rosedale
a
1950-
i
Ruby
Stewart,
Glenna
Stava,
i
Robert
Schumacker,
Bruce
Moore,
(Pr'marj)
!
nk
Roald
Dan
Margaret
Ann
Sedgwick.
Rich-
PP'
G1?n
lpllly
Kristmanson,
Gary
ard
Bowman,
George
Auckland,
I
Weic1.
Wayne
Robinson,
Donna
nnn.irt
nm-
Mprtri.w
MaEnn
I
wwxu.iun
rnotos
C.
B.
Foreman
left
by
plant
foi
Vancouver
today
on
a
business
trip.
H.
F.
NoakC3,
teacher
at
Terrace,
left
for
Vancouver
today
by
plane.
Call
at
CIIANDI.tCR'S
STlniJ
Dodds,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mis
B.
R.
Dodds
now
of
Terrace
ane
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert,
when
she
became
the
bride
of
Georjje
Louis
Benoit,
son
of
Mrs.
J
Mathews
of
Terrace.
Rev.
P.
M
Mallett
officiated
Given
in
marriage
by
her
lather
the
bride
was
lovely
in
traditional
white
satin.
Her
gown,
slightly
en
train,
featured
a
nylon
yoke,
satin
bertha
collar
and
lily
pointed
sleeves.
Her
Iloor
length
veil
was
held
in
Ritchie,
Tove
Selfjord,
James
Tough,
Terry
Toftager,
Alice
Wing,
Lawrence
Veitch.
Chappy
Walker,
Robert
Wide,
Celia
Wy-att,
Robert
Gordon.
Intermediate
Morris
Alger,
Margaret
An-field,
Joyce
Brentzen,
Shirley
Byjork,
Ronald
Brydges,
Patricia
Cameron,
Gerry
Erickson,
Reggie
Ewasuik,
Leif
Erickson,
Robin
.
-
.
'
Sutherland
Darlene
Morgan,
i
i
Dale
Gatzke,
Shirley
Jackson,
216
4th
St.
Ph.
Green
i
Charles
Lowe,
Douglas
Pippet,
Bruce
Kerr,
Judith
Dohl,
Mari-
Gail
Russell,
Jeffrey
Lynn,
Lon
Chaney,
Edgar
Bergen
and
Michael
O'Shea.
Payne
is
a
brawling
skipper
who
loses
his
command
when
his
ship
goes
aground.
He
fights
bitterly
to
regain
his
command
and
the
respect
of
the
girl
he
loves.
In
the
role
of
the
girl,
Gall
Russell
gives
a
convincing
performance
while
Jeffrey
Lynn
li
well
cast
as
the
skipper
who
succeeds
Payne.
Outstanding
sequences
of
the
picture
are
an
exciting
typhoon
scene
and
a
v'.eldus
fist
fight
between
Payne
and
Cheney.
TC""S
y
appointi,
j
Ralph
Gatzke,
Rupert
Jeffery,
J
Neva
White,
Larry
Wale,
Evelyn
Carpeiiter,
Dianne
La
Sota,
Nor-
mn
MeT,pnh
Mnripl
Hunn
Wilms
llyn
Anderson,
David
Allen.
Brian
Hemsworth,
Gailya
Oremolfson,
Kjellbotn.
Marena
Postulo
TiPAne
.man
rmnfnr
ri51ne!Joy
Shirley
Dunca.-,
Trevor
Whiting.!
.Foreman,
Ennis
Macphee.
Pat.
Gilmour,
Isabel
Gladish.
Gladvs
piacc
w
ith
a
beaded
Elizabethan
ricia
Batt.
Donald
MacDonald,
.
nenana,
jynne
criKsen,
oar-1
Grimolfson,
Phyllis
Kaardal,
coronet
and
she
carried
an
arm
Shirley
Morgan,
Kenneth
Boy-'fa
Hlnton.
Jnn
Morrison.
.
Karen
Kilborn,
Marvil
Kjelbotn,
bouquet
of
deep
red
roses
and
Alice
Kristmanson,
H
a
r
v
e
y
Heather
lilies
Macdonald,
William
of
the
valley.
.i.topuer,
cmney
oelvlg,
joan
MacLeod,
Judy
Mentenho,
Enid
Patricia
Tumilson
was
brides
,
McLeod,
Sharon
Sutherland.
Jack
Morgani
Marle
MorUmer
Slew.
mild
aaJ
fthe
W(Jfe
a
White,
Allen
June
We-1
Morgan,
art
Noble
Anne
0soni
lt,mh
gown
0I-
yeUow
organdyi
Miss
Jaye
Trotter
and
Miss
If
He
Wonts
un,
uui
uaviis,
xvuucil,
main
Olson
Panlinp
nienn
wniiom
'
Eleeveie&s.
with
ions
eIiwpk
oi
Yvonne
Larsen.
on
the
teaching
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
JV
Y,
I
yPederson,
Deanna
Peterson,
Val-
lfle
same
material
and
.a
sma,.
staff
of
Borden
Street
School
Mulhern,
Margja.ret
4
Ewasuik,
I
D1K.
...
hat.
She
carried
a
rnirmi.i
h,v,.
The
Complete
Works,"
i""
'wuwiusuii,
'
wamtc
iayoior,
---
i
jeit
.ior
Vancouver
today
with
Leona
Ritchie,
Bonny
Gatzke,
Sanrtra
Torn
,,'
quel
of
mixed
flowers.
Fire
Chief
and
Mrs.
Earl
W.
Bee-
,
Roy
Parlette.,
Judy
Hardy,
Gordon
kp
John
,.
-
sto'
j
uuie
Judy
Keroy
made
R.
E.
Mortimer
Inni'nvi
TTirAltm
-ln4.
n
U
'
'
ker
who
are
driving
south
on
Jensen,
Evelyn
Gladu,
Robert
j
dainty
fiower
girl
in
a
long
Lynn
Oldham,
Walter
Oskey,
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
?
Yamadu,
Joan
Brewerton,
Alfred
inhi,
p.Am,
....
iiLc
uvti
uaic
Diuc
n'eir
annua;
vacation,
miss
Bring
Him
To
His
Favorite
Store
RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
STORE
Voatran.
Caroi
Rinrnspn
rinrrw!
'
vjiauu,
lur-
nraanriv
rnrnnnt
t
f,
.
"
ing
Gil
is,
Gerry
Jensen
Alfred
.
o...
'"iirouer
wm
attend
summer
t
t
Leavitt.
Lee
Ann
Hlggins.
EA-
w,,f
,
roses
nU
a
basket
of
posies.
.
,.,
......
.
...
ward
Davies.
Charles
Anderson,
I
,
unu.ger,,
uioonuman
was
Teter
Benoit,
'
,
ncua
uimiHrana,
juoa
MacKay,;
Ushers
wprc
fipmin
t,
,t
I
11
wl"
s'-uay
at
me
u.u.u.
summer
session.
Fred
Byjork,
Michael
Lemon,
Marjorie
Maclnnis,
Ronald
James
Daniels,
James
F.
Dolphin,
Syvie
Ann
Dohl,
Robert
Eriksen,
Char
-
Robert
Knutsen,
Margaret
Val-1
David
Benoit.
derhaug,
Louise
Anderson,
Joey.
Lunng
the
signing
of
the
Arseneau,
Ronnie
Beckner,
Marie
register
Mrs.
Pteke-Vout
sang
Christensen,
James
Chrlstiosn.
!
'Because"
with
Mrs
t
.ihB.
IT'S
MUSIC
FOR
Picnickers
RCA
VICTOR
BP-5C
v
lotte
Fawcett,
William
Arthur
SHIPSand-
Forward,
Gary
Geddes,
Jerry
vdro1
J-"CKens,
leaay
Dickens,
sione
playing
the
bridal
music.
Gilmour,
Francis
Edna
Gomez,!
hih.iuu,u
venie
uaizKe,!
U,1UVV1"S
me
ceremony,
a
IRita
Gillis,
Kathleen
Gladish,
;
reception
was
held
at
the
home
I
A
A
Tt
0
LTD
fl
MT
Melvin
Gustafson.
Edith
Haueen.
lof
''the
bride"s
parents
where
t.h-l
TTAILIXI
lUMI
-,
,
,
-L'v
Haugen,
Kenneth
Hodgkin-,
gucsts
were
leceived
by
thej
H
JIIIBn
nn
varu'yn
Jeiiery,
ijioya
K.nst-
",u""''
tnarm-
CUSli-iLiy
j
manson.
Barry
Mark,
Teddy
Mar-j
in
ln
r0SL"
crt'P-'
with
turquoise
With
the
majority
of
passengers
miners
from
Stewart
and
Alice
Arm,
Union
steamer
Co-
uns,
Micnaei
Macdonald.
Ravi
",u
a
J-uraage
oi
carnations.
THE
Mclntyre,
Arnold
Petterson,
Rod-
I
THE
BEST
.
in
Plumbing
Service
PHONE
108
PRINCE
RUPERT
PLUMBING
&
HEATING
nUD
SCHUMAN
(Old
Post
Office
Bldg.)
The
groom's
mother,
Mrs.
J
Mathews,
wore
grey
crepe
with
ney
Pierce,
Sharon
Skinner,
Pat
Wide,
Lorna
Mason,
Arthur
quitlam,
Capt.
John
Boden,
ar-j
rived
in
port
at
11:30
a.m.
yes-
j
terday
from
the
north
and
sailed
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnts
at
;
1:30
p.m.
Passengers
disembark-i
ing
for
Prince
Rupert
Included
!
Dunn,
Dorothy
Mason.
Dorothy
a
Weick,
Beverley
Gatzke,
Carol
q,-
1.
It's
Fast!
'f&ffiyWiii
'ni'
out
how
a',,
an
''""trie
tClJ)i
range
really
is
anl
voti'll
bo
The
toast
to
the
bride
was
proposed
by
D.
C.
Stevenson
of
alllPr.ritLMtl
Inut
fl...
..r
il..
Prince
Rupert
and
replied
to
'William
Hoadley,
L.
Brain,
PI
by
the
groom.
j
Richards,
M.
Budnich,
N.
Mc-
j
Gordon
Little
proposed
a
toast
Gowan,
Pete
Chonuette,
O.
A.
i
Really,
you
should
know
a
how
delicious
food
tastes
when
flavoured
with
Col
man's
mustard
from
England.
Prepare
it
in
your
own
kitchen
easily;
limply
follow
the
directions
on
the
label.
Write
to
Reckitt
&
Col
man
tm
"
aam.
,1
1FI
switch
ami
your
couking
i
umlerway.
to
the
bride's
mother.
Harding,
T.
Netherby.
J.
Haweick,
C.
Hyslop,
T.
Campbell,
R.
J
Thompson,
William
Klrko,
L.
Bcrrie
and
L.
E.
Taggert.
i
i
Elkins,
Donald
Macintosh,
Beverley
Calderonl,
Kenneth
Taylor,
Derek
Allen,
Allan
Brett,
Camilla
Lindseth,
John
Lambe,
Alvln
Nystedt,
Jessica
Nelson,
Jeanette
Maundrell,
Shirra
Hallday,
Buddy
Nauman,
Rolf
Pederson,
Ronald
Strand,
Gail
Redpatji,
Arlene
Webster,
Sonja
Hanson,
John
Howell,
James
Hunter,
Ed-,
ward
Pilfold,
William
Birtch,
Gordon
Lugrim,
Judith
Lloyd,
Donald
MacLeod,
James
Baldwin,
Jewell
Gamblin,
Donald
Husvik,
Richard
Forward,
Nina
Mostad,
Ronald
Petersen,
Gwen
Speer,
Mary
Storrle,
George
Braman,
Jack
MacLean,
Tayte
Th
perfect
companion
oa
my
outing,
thil
powerful,
lihtei(iht,
t
tube
bemuty
"pulll
in"
thutt
distant
ttationa
operating
on
itf
own
long-life
batterie
or
"plufsged-in"
on
AC
or
DC
current.
Wonderful
"Golden
Throat"
(O
Rft
tonal
quality.
Onl
'O-.3"
(Leu
baiitrutl
COME
IN
TODAV
(Canada)
Ltd,
Station
T,
Montreal
for
free
free
recipe
recipe
book
book
"Culinary
"Culinary
Art"
Art"
and
Mis.
D.
Stevenson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
J.
Skinner,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
W.,
Robb
all
of
Prince
Rupert.
J
2.
It's
Cool!
Villi
an
elerlrie
range,
the
licat
gM
itilo
1
1
it
fnnl
wlirre
it
ehoulil
lie.
There'
no
rxreiw
licat
est-apinr;
from
tlie
oven
to
m.ike
your
kitchen
lint
and
unilruaiit.
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
The
living
room
was
beautifully
decoiated
with
pink
and
white
streamers
and
vases
of
flowers.
On
a
iaoie
covered
witii
a
putwork
cloth
stood
a
three-tiered
wedding
cake
made
and
decorated
by
Mrs.
W.
Bailey.
Refreshments
were
served
by
Flora
Melvin
and
Peggy
Laird
with
Mrs.
Osterland
rn
charge.
Photos
were
taken
by
Brock
Norberg.
A
lovely
arr,ay
of
gifts
was
on
display
in
another
room.
The
happy
couple
left
later
for
Lakelse
Lake
where
they
will
spend
a
week's
honeymoon
before
taking
up
residence
on
Park
Avenue
in
the
former
Gjr-
Its
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.
emm
SO
CMS?
tt
GOES
3.
It's
Clean!
Electrically
proiliirnl
hrat
il
clean.
No
snot
.
.
.
itmoke
...
or
-
fumed.
Polg
ami
ina
nlay
uliiii-ing
bright.
You'll
enjoy
a
nick
'n'
iau
frrah-air
kitilicn.
Il'i
wonderful
in
the
Brimmer.
h$KAP:aACKLE'
fOPH
McNiece,
Lorraine
Quast,
Gerry
Taylor,
Sonja
Selvig,
Jacqua
Johnson,
Ken
McKinnon,
Patricia
Pierce,
Douglas
Ferguson,
Clyde
Trudeau,
Norma
Johnson,
Gerald
Desauteis,
Lois
Good,
Arlene
Mosley,
Mary
Moracs,
Arthur
Melin,
Alan
,
Hcmmons,
Alfield
Hardin,
Glenys
Owen.s.
,V
N
IM
MlLKf
ney,
cottage.
Out-of-town
guests
were,
Mr.
J
tONvtHifMT
Sstjm
Donna
Becker,
Adrienne
Petit,
Gerald
Chrlstoff,
Robert
Jensen.
4.
It's
Safe!
Your
electric
range
in
wfe
a
an
tlertric
light.'
Willi
children
in
the
lioiine
you'll
Appreciate
tlii)
even
more.
Ralph
Welck,
Clifford
Rudland.
Edith
Olson,
Louise
Hetlands,
Lynne
Gordon,
Myrna
Knutsen,
Teddy
Lcask,
Billy
Hunter,
Ken
McLean,
Tuck
Vernon,
Frank
Barton,
Melicent
Jeffery,
Jamrj
Currie,
Lucille
Desauteis,
William
Anderson,
Gdraldine
Moorehouse,
David
Hangcrud,
Greta
Collison,
Dennis
Wilkins,
Stanley
Marshall,
Leonard
Smith,
Ernestine
Moorehouse,
Ivan
I
-
p7"
Avail
abli
at
Hard
w
art.
Paint
Stores
and
Lumbic
Dialers
ICrS'i
1
5.
It's
Economical!
With
electricity,
there'
no
waste
lieat
it'
accurately
meamired
and
conlmlled.
F.lectric
rimkery
il
low-coat
cooking
only
a
few
cenla
per
duy.
'
Adams,
Fred
Bagshaw.
Its
v
;
:r
11
Cook
the
modern
way
electrically
and
en
joy
the
difference.
Drop
in
and
see
the
modern,
automatic
electric
ranges.
Jams
and
jellies
made
this
Short-Boil
Vaare
DELICIOUS...
SPARKLING!
Gmv
DISH...
WiTtf
AMD
PrlOTEIrJS.TOO!
7
i
ft.
I
Canada'
ffsMMmrX
Finest
Whisky
...Kipe-Frwt
Color
rZPtff
-t
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advertisement
is
not
published
oi
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
oi
ar
the
vjovernmentrv
DnMsh
Columbia
:s
Its
R.
W.
COLLINS
Authorized
Dealer
for'
ELECTROLUX
FURS-T
1
1
CHiLOREfJ
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ASKED
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