Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
April
26,
1954
f
-4.
Two
Teachers,
Once
of
Rupert
Son
of
Pioneer
City
Man
Weds
Prince
George
Girl
Witnesses
Plan
Three-Day
Meet
Capitol
Theatre.
His
sube;
Wed
in
South
One
of
the
prettiest
weddings
of
the
spring
season
'
Is
Civil.
nation's
End
Near?"
The
&sjmblv
which
.ci.e
Friday
evenin:
"
the
'Kir.",
to
date
in
Prince
Rupert
was
solemnized
ot
the
First
The
Watch
Tower
B.ble
and
Tract
Society
of
Toronto
will
sponsor
a
three-day
assembly
of
;
Jehovah's
witnesses
in
Prince
1
Rupert
this
coming
weekend,
j
April
30
to
May
2.
Two
teachers,
both
formerly
on
the
staff
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School
here,
were
wed
Hall.
431
6th
A
,.
East.
i
con
United
Church
Thursday
night,
uniting
a
pioneer
Chinese
family
of
Prince
Rupert
with
o
well-known
sist
of
mornins,
aftc.
a
an.
Thursday
ln
Canadian
Memorial
-tsions
of
Eiue
talks,
Prince
George
family.
Delegates
are
expected
from
j
event
Burns
Lake,
Forestdale,
Perow,
l
r'is(.,.
Chapel,
Vancouver.
They
are
Enid
Dora
Ball,
and
demohsf
ratioris.
The
bride
was
Jean
Bow
Eng.
Mr.
Eugene
Mah
was
bestman
and
ushers
were
Mr.
Daniel
Shiu
of
Ladner
and
Mr.
Chuck.Yee.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Eng
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed
"'"i"'
h
which
re
oocn
to
the
public
ward
C.
Ball
of
Victoria
and
El-
The
Legion
auditorium
was
Fook
Young
of
Prince
George
and
the
groom
Jone
Kim
Dong
Lee,
son
of
Mr.
Charles
Hew
Lee
wyn
Leslie
Matthews,
son
of
Mr.
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
without
charge.
:
J.
H.
Nathan
of
Toronto
will
!
;
"
.
and
Mrs.
John
E.
Matthews
of
v.-
'
-'
;
.
-.
h
ihP
featured
sDeaker
of
the
Nylon,
the
first
truly
synthetx
the
scene
of
the
large
reception
at
which
the
beautiful
Chinese
gowns
of
the
serviteurs
and
bouquets
of
flowers
added
to
the
colorful
affair.
Vancouver.
event.
He
w
"
-ppear
cn
the
I
fibre.
w?s
placed
on
the
market
of
this
city.
Baskets
of
spring
flowers
graced
the
church
for
the
rites
conducted
by
the
Rev.
L.
O.
The
bride
has
been
teaching
at
Abbotsford
and
the
groom
at
gram
all
t
days
..r.d
will
only
after
the
expenditure
!of
The
groom's
sister,
Mrs.
Daniel
Chilliwack.
about
$7,000,000
and
10
years
research
and
development
work.
Sleber.
Mrs.
O.
Calderwood
was
organist.
Seed
pearls
were
embroidered
on
the
bride's
Chantilly
lace
and
Shiu
assisted
ln
receiving
the
j
'--ver
tne
main
puonc
uui
many
guests,
wearing
a
bjllerina
at
3
p.m.
Sunday
May
2
at
the
length
gown
of
red
lace
wj
red
Given
ln
marriage
.
by
her
father,
the
bride
was
charming
satin
gown,
which
fell
to
a
slight
train.
A
cap
,of
satin
petals
held
her
fingertip
veil
in
a
beautiful
gown
o(
white
net
and
lace
over
satin.
The
strap
and
black
accessories
find
hite
:
carnations
cn
corsage
The
beautifully
decorated
nine-tiered
wedding
cake
was
set
on
the
bride's
table
covered
with
i
lace
over
greeu
tamask.
White
and
she
carried
white
and
mauve
orchids.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
I
.
7:
.
si
less
bodice
of
shirred
net
and
lace
flared
into
a
lace
V-pointed
pepium
over
a
bouffant
skint
ot
Identical
dresses
of
ballerlna-
.in.-
I'll
Fit
with
care
at
S;in
Francisco
s
Kaiser
Fniinihitlfin
IThsnifa!
Th
I
Mod
down
in
piasuc-uiieu
mcci
uiaweis
uiai
snue
smoouny
Deiween
eacn
J
nd
her
baby's
private
nursery.
The
system
allows
the
new
mother
to
be
with
her
nnssible
'left)
and
permits
hsr
to
watch,
through
a
window
above
the
"Hie
double
nylon
net
poisea
over
tapers
in
silver
holders
com-gleaming
satin.
The
matching
1
pieted
the
table
appointments,
lace
Jacket
featured
stand-up
Tne
toast
to
tne
bride
was
pro-collar
and
lily
point
sleeves.
,
posed
by
Mr.
Edward
Ghee
Mah
!
Hei
net
veil,
en
train,
was
in
both
the
Chinese
and
English
lengMi
blue
shantung,
with
matching
hats,
were
chosen
for
Miss
Margaret
Dunbar
of
Chilliwack,
maid
(ft
honor,
and
Miss
Shirley
Matthews,
sister
of
the
biide,
bridesmaid.
Carmcl
Aldrldge,
r.or.'er
girl,
'ne
nurse
cares
for
the
child
In
the
alr-condltloned
nursery
(right).
trimmed
with
appliqued
lover
s
,
tongues,
with
the
groom
re-
knoti
and
cascaded
from
a
pearl
sponding,
also
in
both
languages.
of
Potpourri
Features
wore
a
frock
of
pink
nylon
sheer
Master
of
ceremonies
was
Mr.
Peter
Wong
who
read
telegrams
over
taffeta
and
carried
a
basket
of
flowers.
All
carried
spring
tiarai
-She
carried
a
bouquet
of
American
Beauty
roses
and
wore
jade
barrings
and
pendants
and
KETCHIKAN
$15-00
For
Three-Day
Show
of
congratulations
from
Al
Mah
Board
Hits
Hospital
Controls
flowers.
Arild
Dalsvaag
was
best
man
Kim
a
dainty
gold
bracelet,
a
gift
and
the
groom's
brother
iociation
In
co-
fromlller
sister
In
Hong
Kong,
j
Yuen
of
Montreal,
Attending
the
bride
were
Miss
Assisting
throughout
the
even
and
Ronald
Nielson
and
An-thong
Aldridge
were
ushers.
IVItANftlJI.I.
$27-00
Women
s
lo-or-
Janet'
Wong,
bridesmaid,
and
and
10
p.m.
will
be
operating
the
tea
shoppe
on
all
three
days.
Home
cooking
stall
will
be
operated
by
the
St.
Peters
and
Lutheran
Women's
auxiliaries
on
Thursday
afternoon;
by
the
St.
r
.
.te
Ru-
,A
Harry
Sedman
was
soloist.
Among
the
guests
at
the
re
ing
were
Mr.
Ling
Bo
Shon,
Mr.
Dick
Wong,
Mr.,
Earl
Mah,
Mr.
Joe
Wong,
and
serviteurs
Mrs.
Miss
slarcia
Mah,
Junior
brldes-
lf
I
t
nn1,
nnA
Kliia
PETKKSI5CKO
j
anoea
int
u
ception
was
Mrs.
E.
Bridgewater
sntnnurrl"
to
be
29-70
maiUf
guwucu
ill
imin
nuu
uiuv
respectively.
Miss
Wong's
gown
of
prftk
net
with
all-over
silver
embroidery
over
taffeta
featured
of
London,
Eng.,
aunt
of
the
groom.
Civic
Centre
;
Andrew's
Women's
Auxiliary
and
WHEN
YOU
1
The
couple
will
spend'
their
Yet
Wong,
Mrs.
Earl
Mah,
Mrs.
Ghee
Mah,
Mrs.
Chuck
Mah,
Mrs.
A.
Bon,
Mrs.
Ling
Bo
Shon,
Mrs.
Chuck
Yee.
Mrs.
Bob
Ing,
Miss
Patricia
Wong,
Miss
Mae
Fong
Wong.
Miss
May
Oi
Wong
and
Miss
Pat
Mah.
'
a
shirred
bodice
with
rortrait
v
M
Saturday
i
Salvation
Army
on
Friday
afternoon;
and
by
the
Presbyterian
i
which
will
in-1
pn(j
catholic
Women's
League
on
a
fitu.-c3
such
;
satufday
afternoon.
$41-40
neckline
and
a
full
skirt.
She
Provincial
government
control
of
hospitals"
came
under
fire
last
night
as
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Association
board
of
directors
called
for
"retaining
our
local
autonomy."
Members
unanimously
turned
down
a
proposal
that
B.C.
hospitals
take
part
In
a
group
purchasing
plan
in
order
to
get
honeymoon
ln
points
In
Calli-fornia,
returning
to
make
their
home
ln
Chilliwack.
The
bride's
4
FLY
wore
a
matching
yueen
Ann
headdress
and
carried
a
colonial
tViHTMIOKSE
i?
rvue
ln
lne
I
The
babv
slttinn
service,
fish
a
tea
sli'ippe
and
,
jalnilnpop
rfiSninv
bouquet
of
carnations.
Miss
going-away
costume
was
a
grey-blue
suit
with
navy
accessories
and
an
orchid
corsage.
i
$56
For
her
wedding
trip
to
San
Francisco
and
Honolulu,
the
h
shoe
shine
gets
h
d
d
.
ln
wili
Mah's
gown
was
of
blue
taffeta
C
I
I
I
C
AIR
with
a
white
nylon
net
overskirt
bride
donned
a
dressmaker
suit
v'
SEATTLE
be
staged
by
the
St.
Peter's
Wo
p.m.
inursuay.
)
1
handicrafts
will
I
and
white
flower
buci
outlihing
LLLI
J
LINES
supplies
at
a
cheaper
rate
by
of
grey
topped
by
.a
muskrat
coat,
with
black
accessories
and
$fi5-00
the
butterfly
sleevey.
a
wreath
pm
until
5
p.m.
buying
tn
large
quantities
of
white
flowers
in
her
hair
and
corsage
of
pink
carnations.
m.
unui
iu
p
in.
WOMEN
DEMAND
RELEASE
OF
MEN
HELD
IN
RUSSIA
VIENNA
(
About
1,000
Aus
The
proposal
will
be
discussed
(Office
opposite
Post
Office!
Third
Ave.
The
newlyweds
plan
to
make
and
Saturday.
Phone
266
at
a
hospital
conference
ln
Van
a
spray
ot
carnations
completed
her
ensemble.
their
home
at
817
3rd
Ave.
West,
pm.
and
b
p.m.
J..
1
"
:
.
.
i
.
men's
Auxiliary
every
afternoon
and
evening
on
all
three
days.
Civic
Centre
games
will
be
operated
every
evening
between
7
p.m.
and
10
p.m.
Variety
stalls
will
be
in
operation
every
afternoon
and
evening;
Thursday
the
Business
and
Professional
Women
will
be
ln
couvcr
next
week
which
will
be
trian
women
staged
an
orderly
,iy
and
Saturday,
be
serving
aftcr-brtwecn
7
pm
attended
by
Prince
Rupert's
hos
pital
administrator,
D.
C.
Stev
enson.
torchlight
parade
through
Vienna's
inner
city
In
a
demon
BLONDIE
By
CHICK
YOUNG
ffcf,
IVt.
OlTHaBS
H
MINUTE
.'
YOU'RE
i
T
vTof
rnL-'ro
S
i
COuT-OKE
FiGhtS-
!
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SO
SlMPi-E
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i
.
.
I
r-(GOlNGTOASKME
U
Ns.
,
KSr
S2S
NOW
SEAT
,T
Ps-
L
-
-
stration
for
release
of
some
900
Under
the
proposed
plan,
pur-
I
jhasing
would
be
done
through
j
husbands
and
sons
held
in
Rus-
'charge;
Friday
the
Prince
R
I
pert
General
Hospital
Auxillai
KfXF0?AHAfcfc
?
H
K
ill
-iVT
befope
all
.
.a
,,,,-.
.
V
Carrying
banners
such
f
Jurie
Lit
n
Pit
ii
"Amnesty
for
the
last
prisoner,'
"Where
Is
humanity?"
and
-and
Satur-i;
..ic
Soroptimists.
Orgunlzatlui.g
decorating
and
irranRing
stalls
have
been
asked
;
by
the
Civic
Centre
association
to
i
make
sure
-ihey
arrive
armed
"bring
our
suffering
to
an
end,
with
distribution
centres
named
throughout
the
province,
explained
Mr.
Stevei
.
Dr.
A.
W.
Large,
nodical
representative
to
the
buard,
said
the
proposal
"sounds
like
another
thin
edge
of
the
wedge
by
which
the
government
sceiis
to
control
our
hospitals.
they
filed
past
the
Austrian
federal
chancellery.
,
Hl'GE
NETWORK
The
British
post
office
teletyoe
.'..rsi-Oiie
young
aueht
in
besieged
.
men
air
evsicu-is
the
"angel"
,
1
minded
men
In
with
scissors,
hammers,
nails,
'arks
and
decorating
material
well
ln
advance
of
the
opening
day
date.
The
auditorium
has
been
set
aside
for
erecting
stalls
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Wednesday.
.
......
Members
agreed
that
systems
use
more
than
26,000,000
miles
of
wire.
fortress'
dugout,
W
aBNEr"
"
"
mm.
By
AL
CAPP
f
.j
ht
three
skilled
Stevenson
should
press
"for
local
rWonomy"
when
attending
the
conference.
Including
demands
for
"realistic
rate?'"
'
r
B.C.
hospital1'
Prescn.
rates
nlloid
by
V.
HIS
were
Inadequate
to
meet
expenses,
yet
hospitals
have
been
told
they
must
adhere
to
the
who
perform
25
(
in
underground
TRAVEL
TOPICS
&f&
We
Save
You
Atfevr-
Time
and
Sighting
rau'esr
1952
level
of
operation,
said
R.
G.
Moore,
bi,ard
president.
ch
Army
officer
ros
not
allow
her
:
I
i
X
on
the
fortress'
i
d
evacuation
of
:
h
n.
i
V
Sample
Fares:
.
Pilnre
Kuprrt
to
Wiomcn
CiaMi'il
One
way
Return
the
mast
urgent
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142.80
275.85
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A
NO
El.
CHICAGO
.
luikcy
if
LadlPi
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operated
cm.
and
i
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the
wounded
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electric-
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f
ntr'U"KS'
W
Day
at
the
Turkish
bath
in
th
.-:
eastern
Turkish
city
nearly
turned
Into
a
traaedy
Friday.
Carbon
monoxide
gas
from
an
improperly
stoked
fire
seeped
Into
ause
the
jy
the
gc
'.cd.
Consult
Your
Local
Travel
Agent
CRAWFORD
MOORE
TRAVEL
AGENCIES
215
Second
Slrcct.
rhonc
620
the
bath
and
made
seven
women
unconscious.
Five
were
taken
to
hospital.
ate
is
six
per
cent
the
army
hospital
rtors
were
told
bv
Undrieux.
deputy
the
French
Armv
rcs
in
northern
a
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Strips
of
material.
Intricately
put
together
ln
a
diagonal
dc-siun.
fenture
this
sleeveless
frock
by
Battilocchi
of
Rome.
The
bodice
is
black
and
whit
while
the
skirt
is
red
and
green
with
funnel-shaped
pockets
at
either
side.
UNCONDITIONALLY
GUARANTEED
Lamb's
Navy
Rum
is
pure
Demarara
Rum
from
British
Guiana.
Aged
in
England,
and
imported
into
British
Columbia
in
AW'
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p.m..
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mectiiio
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o.
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and
install
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members
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f
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Institute
fo.'
11
bc
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in
the
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large
crowd
enjoyed
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tale
al
all
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liquor
stores
dancing.
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of
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dvertisment
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of
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or
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