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Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Monday,
June
15,
1953
Former
Rupert
Resident
Wed
in
Duncan
V-
YO
spassing
'Will,
SaJ,j
BiktIkI
to
Tiie
Daily
News
i
of
.the
gr(M)in
wore
a
black
and
DUNCAN.
B.C.-A
wedding
of
!
ink
dreiis
wUh
nhlk
a.xe.ssories.
I
interest
In
Prince
Pupe.
Ch-lll-
j
Both
had
a
corsage
of
white
gar-
cd
the
bride
and
the
groom
responded.
Bride's
day
lling
-Astume
consisted
of
a
,iiik
oilon
suit
and
white
orlon
coat,
white
accessories
and
a
corsage
of
pink
wack
and
Duncan
took
place
denias
and
pink
rosebuds.
when
Betty
Patricia
-uneu
a-came
the
bride
of
Kenneth
Wil
The
groomsman
was
Mr.
Jack
Partlow
of
Nanalmo,
uncle
of
the
the
happiest
and
,
voling
fisherman
rc-v
"
was
rlsht-year-old
,T,issrl
when
he
landed
jnrh
2U-POund-
'Do"V
at
Hunt's
Float
while
nihrr
experienced
an-
liam
Hall
in
a
ceremony
at
the
St.
John's
Church.
groom.
The
u.sherr
were
Munay
Mun-
The
couple
1
left
-
for
a
trip
to
Bride
Is
the
daughter
f.r
ui
of
m
Mrs,
ft,
ti
,
.
.
.
.
alifnmia
anri
ana
nlan
pian
irt
to
IIia
live
In
F.
Pullen
of
f.i
""71
run.i;aiiiornia,
Aioerni.
and
the
late
H,
Prince
Rupert.
mueriu
on
return.
Lhwlin!!
Dad
GrelsscI,
Groom
is
the
son
of
Mr.
and
,
"LP"n
was
new
in
the
OucsU
who
were
past
rcsi-
i
Mrs.
P.
W.
Hall
of
Chllliwack.
;
lounge
or
ine
Maple
Bay
Inn
at;
dents
of
Prince
Rupert
included
Given
in
marriage
by
Mr.
Alex
!
Du"':an.
which
had
been
decor-;
Miss
E.
A.
Mercer,
who
acted
as
I
skunkfti.
houli
Jp
didn't
click
fishing,
he
shared
son
prowess
In
landing
the
puiiy.
Rix,
also
a
past
resident
of
i""-u
wu"
duakcis
oi
scock
s
and
servitcur.
Miss
Mary.
Baker
of
roses,
and
a
table
covered
with
Prince
Rupert,
the
bride
wore
i
tulle
and
pink
roses
held
the
H.pc
Duncan,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Rix
of
Nanaimo,
Mis,
Barbara
Flaten
and
Dr.
and
M:-s.
O.
Ouallv
of
of
white
nylon
lace
and
net
with
lily-point
sleeves
and
!
three-tier
wedding
cake.
Mmotl.
for
many
years
y
1
J.
Mr.
Norman
McPherson
toast-
Vancouver.
an
apron-ellect
skirt
edged
with
nt
of
Prince
Kupcrt
and
ovins
south,
becoming
nt
ps
mi
industrialist,
head
of
the
Asbestoa
Produets
and
active
in
ince
and
covered
with
pleated
nylon
net.
Her
fir.ger
tip
veil
was
held
in
place
by
a
halo
of
orange
blossom
and
she
carried
a
bouquet
of
roses
with
white
heather
and
pink
sweet
peas.
unit
work
at
Leth-
yK6
llunirli
is
ohcr
m
ivuiieri,
flew
Scientific
formulas
mean
Longer
LasHng
ly&
it
Stay
l'l
imwnuu
V.11..V,
JUST
ARRIVED
.
.
.
ROGERS
MAJESTIC
Marine
Battery
Radios
Three
bands:
Broadcast,
Marine,
Shortwave.
A"
Low
battery
drain.
it
Designed
for
Marine
use.
Highly
sensitive
receiver.
Only
59.95
Oilier
Marine
Models
from
42.S5
up
The
maid
of
honor,
Miis
Tcz'iy
Pullen,
the
bride's
sister,
of
Prince
Rupert,
wore
a
yellow
applique
nylon
dress
and
carried
a
bouquet
of
purple
stock
and
yellow
carnations,
and
the
bridesmaids,-
the
Misses
Beverly
and
Glenda
Partlow,
were
in
pink
and
blue
ballerina
length
net
dresses
and
flowered
head-nieces.
Both
carried
colonial
bouquets
of
pink
and
blue
carnations.
The
bride's
mother
was
dress
MAnSHALL-LVGLlG
AS
?fn
over
Hon
llobrrts
Ruiwt
Motors.
Ken
and
f.
the
forme:
Barbara
.
,t
bark
a
week
bro
.
.
.
e
their
arrival
Barbara
isented
Ken
with
a
(ion.
i
host
of
friends
to
see
;
Uo
Pawlickl,
popular
Kt
of
the
Daily
News
for
,t
seven
months,
galled
(or
Vancouver
on
the
am
to
start
a
business
ot
aboard
were
1
1
men
who
1
PAINTS
VARNISHES
ENAMELS
1
.
SOLO
BY
RUPERT
RADIO
and
ELECTRIC
Skalmerud-Renshaw
United
Kaien
Co-Op
Hardware
251
3rd
Ave.
Phone
179
Box
1279
Prince
Rupert
ed
In
a
navy
blue
two-piece
with
pink
accessories,
and
the
mother
iiind
for
the
Mean
pro-
fK
In
Charming
June
Service
The
First
United
Church
was
the
scene
of
a
charming
wedding
which
united
in
marriage
Lois
Christine
Renshaw,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Renshaw
of
218
Eighth
Avenue
West,
and
Clarence
Kitlmat.
Jordne
Rrynhrldsrn
tslo,
Norway.
Is
visiting
iiher
and
sister-in-law.
Success
Lil
Mrs.
A.
II.
Peterson
of
Harold
Skalmerud,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
Skal-
;hth
Ave.
E.
Mrs.
has
not
seen
her
brother
:,e
left
Norway
In
1927.
ans
to
stay
for
three
merud
of
408
Seventh
Avenue
West.
Given
in
marriage
by
her
fa-1
cy
Durham,
who
arrived
from
Vancouver
where
knt
part
of
the
winter,
u.cr.
w.e
m-
ae
iookcci
raciiam
m
Xoast
to
the
bridc
was
u
dress
styled
ballerina
length1.
.
.
,,
.
"oacd
by
Mr'
Mai
HlU-
and
with
lace
,
chantilly
over
a
satin
bodice
with
scalloped
neckline
'Ponded
to
by
the
giooin.
The
?nd
Uly-ix)lnt
sleeves.
A
lace
bestman
proposed
the
toast
to
scalloped
overskirt
of
apron
the
bridesmaids.
length
cascaded
over
layers
of
i
The
bride's
travellinn
suit
wps
n
remaining
for
a
while
na
A
former
resident
of
:.
Durham
Is
well
known
and
elsewhere
along
the
ear
nylon
tulle
and
satin.
of
grey
gabardine,
with
niatch-
iAn
illusion
cnapei
veu
was
flew
;ng
plnk
accessories,
and
a
cor-i
In
place
with
a
half-cup
of
,
.
.
,
of
p:l,k
,0'ses-j
I
matching
lace
over
satin
and
s',ge
trimmed
with
seed
pearls.
,
Tnc
honeymoon
is
to
be
spent
The
only
adornments
were
a
travelling
tinough
the
Interior
string
of
pearls
and
matchin''
,
f
British
CJumbia
by
car.
art
looking
addition
to
w
salmon
seiners
of
-n
BC.
Is
the
"Davison
if
Masset.
built-
entirety
vps
under
the
supervision
'ti
Davison.
Dimensions
earrings,
gift
of
the
groom.
TIt1
I
bouquet
was
of
American
beauty
l
bv
14
4
by
7.
Speed
Is
Fairs
provide
a
meeting
plac?
i
roses
and
stephanotls.
of
the
season!...
where
people
renew
f
riend-ships
I
The
bridal
attendants.
Miss
and
become
better
acquainted
Noreen
Renshaw,
sister
of
ths
v;lln
their
neighbors.
j
'
bride,
and
Miss
Marie
Skal-
merud,
sister
of
the
groiim.
wor?
;
,
I
Identical
dresses,
stylotf
bnller-
!
.
JU
0
knots.
mil
Mrs.
Jens
Munthe,
of
Prince
Rupert
for
many
years,
expect
to
borllv
li
Terrace
where
!mi
to
live
permanently
ir
farm.
nrr
Prince
Rupert
officer
"i!y
police
kept
law
and
inn
lenctli
with
flarim;
skirts
of
'
I
'
"f
ClII
d
T
S
nylon
tulle
over
HffH.a.
strap-
VJlaw
less
brollces
or
fh-.nlillv
li;
(;,-,
,
,
!
M.Tt,ni;
Fi)flili
with
mntehlng
lace
Ijoleros
and
A.ss,.l
ltii
Tuesday.
8
p.m..
Le-half
capes.
'gion.
All
players
and
officials
Each
carried
colonial
bfiuquets
reque;,ted
to
attend.
(138)
here
made
a
brief
visit
a
of
pink
and
wnne
carnations
with-
iris.
Miss
Renshaw
wore
vs
aco.
He
Is
Air
Mc-I.
who
served
under
the
hid
W.
II.
Viikers.
His
t
JnHi
Illation
of
officers
of
W.
,
O.T.M.
Wednesday.
June
17.
All
t
co-workers
and
L.O.O.M.
coi-
'
tiially
invited.
(1401
j
is
ill
Vancouver.
i
(ravrtn
Is
making
a
ne
holiday
trip
through
'iniiwp.st
States,
accom-by
his
wife,
sister
and
family
members.
They
Right
across
(he
country
the
trend
is
to
Ford!
Ford's
stepping
ahead
everywhere
because
Ford
is
ahead
in
all
the
things
caf-buyers
want
most
.
.
.
because
Ford
is
hwi
more
when
you
buy
it
.
.
.
worth
mure
when
you
sell
it.
Ford's
acclaimed
from
coast
to
coast
for
its
great
Strato-Star
110-Hp.
V-8
engine,
delivering
the
same
kind
of
power
that
you
.
lind
in
the
most
expensive
cars
smooth,
lively,
dependable
V-8
power.
Ford's
applauded
in
every
province
for
its
wealth
of
fine-car
features,
including
the
choice
of
three
ultra-modern
transmissions
Fordomatie,
Overdrive
or
Syhchro-Silciit
shift.
Ford's
admired
by
everyone
because
it's
such
a
beauty
inside
and
out
and
because
it
otters
such
a
satisfying
choice
of
colours,
trims
and
fabrics.
Yes,
there
are
plenty
of
reasons
why
the
steady,
continuing
trend
to
Ford
has
made
it
beyond
any
doubt
the
sitcivss
car
of
the
season.
You'll
discover
all
those
reasons
when
you
test-drive
Ford.
blue.
Miss
Skalmerud
pink.
Tho
gowns
and
hats
wer.;
mric
bv
Mrs.
E.
Btadnyk,
sister
of
the
groom.
Purine
the
slcnlne
of
til''
'""Ister
Mr.
Dyke
M?hlil.'n
s:mr
"Because."
Best
man
wis
Mr.
Wnl'er
Renshaw.
brother
of
the
bridiv
Mr.
Arne
Lien
and
Mr.
Fred
OHmble
were
ushers.
The
bride's
mother
wore
a
r,vv
blue
and
white
o-ppe
drew
with
bolero,
mntchlnt
neeesso'-ics.
nnd
a
corsage
of
pink
and
irhlt
rftrnat.inns.
In
Denver.
Colorado
Reno
and
eastern
Sail
g
navv
m
rum
m
1
'he
Presbyterian
Church
lrlU
at
8
o'clock
Profp.
"
K:irris
of
Knox
CoIIckc,
to.
has
been
preaching
In
The
bridegroom's
mother
-wv--j
Miylerian
Church
In
the
'ff
lr.
K.
A.
Wright,
will
v
i
talk
on
"Scotland
As
I
f'revsed
In
grey
crepe
dress
o-ith
lace
trim,
mat'-liinz
aeerss-nrles.
and
n
enrs".ge
of
pink
anc'
v
hlte
rnrn"tions.
The
rerentirn
wis
hld
at
th-
""
Illustrated
by
colored
"I
hMnric
places
nnd
'
spots
taken
by
himself
on
visit,
to
Scotland,
tnvitnf
ion
is
extended
to
Iiome
of
the
bride
where
a
b"i-("el
tahte.
set,
In
ft
piilV
dcoral.-ed
arch
hid
been
nrenarcd.
and
T
table
setting
of.
laee
clot'l
tenked
hv
vases
of
pink
niH
white
candles,
centered
the
bridal
cake.
:TMlPd.
.
.
.
i
.
Iir
regular
Saturday
even-'Ust
rlrive
Mr.
Alf
Jensen
Olson
took
first
prizes.
"pri
up
were
Mrs.-
A.
E.
and
Mrs.
C.eorie
Scott.
llliyliike
less
Ikn
llwhst?
f
J,sen
won
the
pool
prize
I
OPTOA.Af-Ti
!"T
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
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not
puhli.thct
or
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by
The
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
-
-
-
11
if
'
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Million
was
winner
or
''w
Prize.
'"fshments
were
served
by
Holder,
Mrs.
F.
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,rs.
H.
Muncey.
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