Prinre
Rupert
Daily
New
Tuesday,
March
17,
1953
IPG"
Atfpf
Vivian
Armstrong
Married
In
Pretty
Terrace
Wedding
100
Out
of
111
Cast
Vote
at
Native
Village
There
no
lack
of
civic
mlndednes
in
must
of
the
nai
New
Waterworks
System
For
Four
Indian
Villages
Construction
of
new
water-
s-gency.
works
.systems
In
four
Indian
1
A
n'"
bikige
will
also
be
eon-villages
in
tlie
Skeena
agency
strutted
at
Port
Simpson
wiin
will
total
$75,000,
F.
E.
Anfield.
1
contract
lot
to
Tom
Gosnell.
Indian
superintendent,
disclos-!
Equipment
for
an
joos
Is
ex-ed
today
following
a
tour
of
the
'
peeled
to
arrive
within
10
days.
''ft
1
,
'
ive
villages
In
the
Bkeena
attency.
t)M
ittl
to
TliC
Dully
New
TERRACE-A
pretty
weddinn
waa
solemnized
in
Knox
United
Church
here
recently
when
Vivian
Armstrong,
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
George
Armstrong
of
Prince
Rupert,
became
the
bride
of
Herbert
A.
Prcstlion,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Prestllen
of
Vancouver,
Rev.
A.
C.
Dukclow
officiating.
The
bride
made
a
lovely
picture
Indeed
as
she
walked
down
the
aisle
on
the
arm
of
hfr
father,
by
whom
she
was
given
Her
bridfsrimid.
Miss
Marion
Shenton
of
Prime
Rupert,
chostc
a
gown
with
pir;k
brocaded
lace
bodice,
net
skirt
of
pink,
blue
and
white
panels
over
pink
taffeta,
and
pink
net
bolero.
A
JuiietU?
cap
of
blue
net
apd
blue
nylon
elbow-length
glove
completed
her
costume,
Mi.ss
Flora
Me'vin
played
the
wedding
music
and
accompanied
Mrs.
Hurry
Seaton.
who
sang
"Through
the
Years"
during
the
signing
of
the
register.
Norman
Shenton
of
Prince
say,
Indian
Superintendent
F.
E.
Anfield,
but
cites
one
in
particular,
following
annual
election
at
Aiyaru.li
on
the
Naa
Klver.
Of
111
elector
in
th(
village,
100
turned
out
to
give
Reuben
P.
Munroe
the
majority
vote
a
chief
councillor
over
three
othcl
candidates.
Councilors
elected
.ut
of
15
candidate
were:
Herbert
Morven.
Reeinald
1
vjts
1a7?L2
in
marriage,
in
a
sown
of
white
Rupert
was
groomsman
and
Chantilly
lace,
with
Queen
Anne
j
mhers
were
Dennis
Becxer
and
collar,
traditional
long
lily-
Perclval.
Jacob
Davi
and
Pat
E.
1
McMillan.
point
sleeves
and
a
boufrant
lace
skirt
over
nt.
Her
fingertip
veil
fell
in
soft
folds
from
a
beaded
crown
headdress
and
she
wore
a
pearl
necklace
and
matching
earrings
and
carried
a
bouquet
of
red
roses.
Thla
election
aw
the
hli(hel
voting
percentage
ever
recorded
1
Kenneth
Armstrong,
brother
of
the
bride.
HOLD
RECEPTION
'
Following
the
wedding
ceremony
'
a
reception
was
held
In
the
Credit
Union
Hall
at
which
a
large
number
of
friends
gathered
to
extend
best
wishe
to
tlUS
fctPji
toujylc.
This
bride'
mother,
in
a
smart
brown
gabardine
suit
with
matching
accessories
and
a
corsage
of
yellow
rosebuds,
received
the
guests.
The
bride's
table
was
attractively
decorated
with
a
three-
Ii
pi
Itl'I.i:
KOBE
to
be
worn
by
Queen
Elizabeth
at
W
i
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;
l
-
t.(i(-i
.
i
A
CANADIAN
GIRL,
JOYCE
DOUGLAS,
18
of
Flin
Flon.
Manitoba,
has
been
chosen
to
represent
the
British
Commonwealth
Girl
Guicie
movement
at
UiC
Coronation
ccrcir.Giilcs
In
Westmi:ister
Abbey
June
2.
A
normal
school
scholarship
student
at
Tuxedo,
Man,,
Miss
Douglas
was
considered
a
"typical
representative"
of
Canada's
90.000
girl
guides
by
the
Canadian
Council
of
Girl
Guides'
Association.
on
OA'
l."
Wing
rmurujunru
uy
bruiuu
women
at
Workmen
Find
Foundation
Of
Early
Church
in
the
agency,
aald
Mr.
Anfield.
Election
were
carried
out
by
an
all-natlvp
electoral
team
1
The
newly-elected
council
and
chief
were
aworn
In
at
the
Inaugural
banquet
which
followed
in
the
evening
and
which
Mr.
Anfield
described
a
a
"ump-tuoua
feast."
The
Alyanah
Suver
Harmonic
Band
was
in
attendance
with
one
selection
conducted
by
Michael
Bright,
83-year-old
musician
and
one
of
the
or-
purt
siik.
and
18
fvet
lung
U
being
embroidered
in
en
by
thf
Queen.
iticr
wedding
cake
flanked
with
r-
Li
n-
L.
c
-i-J
.
rn.
,
j
.
yellow
tapers
and
yellow
and
.U)i???Nr
1
f
"I
white
carnations,
of
what
is
believed
to
have
,
been
,
f
th
rii...
r-hri-.fn.ii
The
toast
to
the
bride
wax
Men's
Annual
Bonspie
;
iKlnal
band
organizer.
Bright
1
ha
Proposed
by
E
Robin
and
re
place
of
worship
in
Britain
j
to
the
totally
blind.
sponded
by
groom,
while
'1
-n
-
V-..'
been
unearthed
by
workmen
re-,
constructing
London
famous
St.
Bride
Church
in
Fleet
Street
bustling
newspaper
district,
The
17th
century
church
built
JL
is
rti.fe
can
bp
Prinre
Rupert
entries
alone
i:'r
I!"
weond
total
26.
80
far
registered
lrom
I
i'
1;
;
(
.-,
furling
out
of
town
are
the
DeLag
and
J
nii.Vh
of
finally
Adomeit
rink
from
Smithera,
c
,.'
nvm,
secretary
with
a
total
of
aeven
possible;
ii
...j
t:.-y.
i10
,rom
Prime
George
from
a
I
,1,
..rt
h.-ive
possible
10;
a
possible
four
from
u
100
Attend
Anniversary
the
best
man,
Norman
Shenton,
proposed
the
toast
to
the
bridesmaid.
.
Serviteurs
assisting
with
the
refreshments
were
the
Misses
Shirley
Cole,
Florence
Johnson
end
Ivy
McConnel.
Dancins
followed
with
music
supplied
by
Larry
Bummerfield.
j
by
the
great
English
architect.
jS
'
vrmve
Burnt
Lake;
Dudley
Little
rink
i
4
f
eg?
ww
,
?
t
K
9
f
y
sir
unrisiopner
wres,
was
reduced
to
a
burned-out
shell
by
Iru-enrilarv
hnmhit
drooned
bv
Banquet
More
than
100
member
of
the
-if
other
are
from
Terrace,
and
a
possible
,
frnm
Vltlnw.1
Mr
and
Mrs.
Preitiien
are
nprman
nlKht
raiders
during
'
B
iii.8
Lane
ana
"'"'"";
The
following
trophie
are
at
the
blitz
of
London
in
the
Sec-
jeu
Known
in
lcrrace.
me
onoe
ond
World
War.
It
is
being
re-
!
being
on
the
staff
of
the
Royil
built
with
funds
contributed
by
j
Bank,
while
the
groom
Is
identi--ell-wisher
in
all
parts
of
thi
t
with
S.R.S.
Grocery.
Commonwealth.
I
Out-of-town
visitors
were
Mm.
Since
excavating
work
began
Ed
Armstrong,
daughter-in-law
many
relics
have
been
uncov-
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Armstrong,
and
Canadian
Legion
Women
Auxiliary
last
night
attended
the
20th
anniversary
banquet
In
the
Legion
auditorium.
Member
of
the
Legion
served
the
ladies,
After
a
delightful
chicken
dinner,
the
president,
Mrs,
Darrow
t
the
deckling
.n.i-r
of
entries
h'-r
t:
j:s
warm
In
!'
,'.
..u:i
h.iit
i(T--l.oit
'..!.(!
(hen
we
Ii
1
tih
i-ntrteh,"
f
"
I
ail
cmHntt
bus
?
A
ire
011
!!
tlirre
ii
tu
tie
in
perfect
G.
stake
with
1932
winner
In
brack-eta
Fashion
Footwear
Orand
Challenge
tDomlnatoi;
Superior
Auto
Primary
iDc
Lege,
Smlthersi;
North
Star
(Secondary
'Rowboth-
am
1
;
Applewhalte
Secondary
B
o
v
U
,
Smither
;
Frlzzeil-.,
Grand
Aggregate
iDomlnatoi.
An
additional
t
ophy
1
being
awarded
thi
yea
by
Bacon
Fisheries.
In
th
nm.luiiv
ninl
t.ul
I
ered
associating
the
churcli
site
'""
with
London
historic
past.
'
Shenton
of
Prince
Rupert.
Gomez
welcomed
all
charter
member,
new
member
and
reviewed
the
y
ear
work.
some
dating
back
to
the
Roman
cccupation.
The
latest
discovery
Is
a
well-preserved
semi-clrcuiar
stone
Mr.
G.
V.
Hanley
made
the
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10.
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
presentation
to
mis
president
oil
wall
of
a
basilica,
resting
on
an
The
foundation.
uon.
Bert
Rowtothama
rink
beat!
bchalf
J,
mem1
"
8v
h
18-foot
ba.se
A
DIARY
necklace,
matching
bracelet
Mmiiar
to
those
In
stone-built
out
all
of
trie
20
competitor
ti
eome
out
on
lop
In
a
blaze
of
and
earing.
Mr,
i.
S.
Black
i
Roman
houses,
was
found
about
proposed
a
;
flve
reet
below
the
level
of
the
1
i
i
t
1
9'n
4ommc
"
at
The
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
"1
N.
MQCLCOC
victory
Sunday,
downing
Itollli-
toa-st
to
tiie
caarter
member
medieval
church
Canadian
farmers
know
the
struggle,
at
maple
sugar
lime,
of
hauling
the
sap
to
the
sugar
house
especially
if
there
has
been
an
early
thaw.
So
we
were
interested
in
hearing
how
one
farmer,
who
used
aluminum
tubing
for
summer
irrigation,
also
used
it
as
a
spring
pipeline
to
carry
the
sap
from
his
trees
to
the
sugar
house
some
distance
away.
Light,
strong,
easily
handled
aluminum
has
a
way
of
stimulating
people's
ingenuity
in
their
search
search
for
for
short
short
cuts
cuts
that
that
will
will
save
save
tliem
rime
and
money.
Today
more
trum
a
thousand
different
Canadian
firms
are
manufacturing
articles
made
from
aluminum
supplied
by
Akan.
(Aluminum
.
Company
of
Canada,
Ltd.J
,
$
;
1
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!
f
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I
i
ton,
Moore
and
Robertson
in
the
:it;,ili
The
maratiion
knoikout
final
continued
from
11
a
m.
to
7
p
m
and
it
was
responded
to
by
Mra.j
previously,
diggers
had
come
E
Gooditeil.
j
acros
the
remnants
of
a
wall
The
women
sang
"For
He
a
;
and
tessellated
pavement
of
a
Jolly
Good
Fellow"
for
the
men
substantial
Roman
buildinr,
who
waited
on
the
table,
and
This
has
lent
strength
to
th
if
,
1
1
j
i:r-tt
ev.-n
money
Hiil
r!r
ii
s
at
the
Mil
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r
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ivinn
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of
n.i-i
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Hu-
r-n
i
t
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!
of
them
the
evening
concluded
with
card
legend
that
St.
Bride
s
Is
bun.
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(Continued
from
Page
2i
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the
site
of
a
Roman
nous?
and
bingo.
into
f
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which
had
bfn
converted
an
early
Christian
temple.
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1,
ticsi.Mire
In
the
very
last
day,
your
wealth
He
rolling,
and
your
clothe
are
mothraten;
your
2old
anil
Mlver
lie
rasted
over,
and
their
rtist
win
be
evidence
vtsln
l
you,
it
will
devour
your
lies
ndi
Baby
Denning
Christened
At
St.
Peter's
ir-.
lU'h
like
fire.
i
7n-
f..,y
See.
thr
wages
of
which
yoj
have
defrauded
the
workmen
i
4
i
Frederick
William,
six-month-
'
Mr.
and
Mr.
John
F
and
tii
e:lr.
of
the
harvester!
?W
ner
Vi'
ir
Till!
nsikis
it
?
!ib
;,iymj
.
ir
in
1
,
....rfy
n
;uiinnil
P,ir-a
1
'li
raiilr
was
cnristcnea
ai
a
arhcil
th.
ears
of
the
i
1,1
iinims
have
r
ceremony
conducted
In
St.
Peter
1
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t
I
1
uii'
1st
1
:
iu
to
there
it
liar
to
W'n.-.Un
Anglican
Church
by
the
Rev.
John
8.
Twining,
In
the
presence
of
relatives
and
friends.
The
child
paternal
grand-
.IK,
uii',
iii..
u.
uier
Din.iiiig,
acted
a
podmother.
Godlathcri
were
Adolf
PooLsik
of
Port
Edward
and
John
Marshaii
c
Penny.
B.C.
FulUiv.inir
the
acrvlce,
le.j
v.
as
.rrve:l
ai
the
home
of
the
baby's
Ixjtd
of
HosU.
j
Vou
have
revelled
on
earth'
and
plunged
Into
dissipation;
;
ytiu
have
fastened
yourselves
as
:
for
the
day
of
daughter:
yoa
nave
coii.lrmned,
you
have
rnur-lend
the
rtlt
ius,
nnre$lsUn.
Be
patient,
then,
brnthers.
till
:
the
arrival
of
the
Lord.
See
how
I
he
farmer
wiuts
for
the
pre-
-Urns
crop
of
the
land,
biding
hi.
!
'line
mttirntlv
till
he
lifts
the
o
11
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li't
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w
ir.t
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b'l'
Mi.ii,
r
th-it
-
to
see
Ninir
.nit
o
i.:-.mii,.,-
ipurnti
at
1144
Ninth
Avenue
!
autumn
and
the
wins
ra
;i-t
rr-o;
muuza-
C.AC.
(
(Hi!
11
ut
ifi'iave
jiailcnce
vour:lve.s.
strentt-,
1.
pears,,,,
then
vour
hearls,
for
the
arrival
j
nt
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