Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
June
24,
19&2
Co
Light
-
Clothes,
That
Is
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---Tbe
"weight"
of
being
fashionable
is
a
lot'
IODE,
Legion
Join
in
Day
Of'
Decoration
The
IOD5".
and
the
Canadian
jl
used
10
ut:
m
&laliull,Ji'ilt-
aay.
an
days,
a
light-weight
summer
outfit,
for
rdian
E1'!
Manitoba
Couple
Married
At
First
United
Church
Re-UohoUtcr
Your
Chesterfield
NOW
You
Plioiie
We
Call
Samples
brought
to
your
liomc:
at
no
obligation.
Phone
Blue
818
PRINCE
RUPERT
UPHOLSTERY
330
W.
!nd
Legion
Decoration
Day
was
held
Sunday
afternoon
from
the
Leg
ion
building.
,
weighed
more
Ulan
scvcr'
Pfuno8-
Now
It's
Just
slightly
,h;,n
one
pound.
ligures
come
from
Doris
Langley
Moore,
lf
c
one
of
.,sbH-ktiown
historians
on
women's
styles
througruthe
kivps
these
contracts:
fvsnii':
two
petticoats
four
pounds
seven
ounces
in
1902
lllCI,
in
1952:
combinations
and
chemise,
62
ounces,
slip
,
ix
ounces;
corset
with
40
bones,
one
pound
two
,,,11-nns,
two
ounces;
shoes
and
stockings,
one
pound
The
First
United
Church
was
the
scene
Satui-day
for
the
quiet
wedding
of
Hazel
Noreen
Powell
and
'Raymond
Mitchuk.
A
parade
led
by
the
Shihieri
Bam!
left
the
Legion
building
and
proceeded
along
Second
Av
j
04
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ft
I
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,
f..&.
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w,
II
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"
i.fV
it
If
Rev.
L.
O.
Sieber
performed'
enue
to
the
Cenotaph
where
a
wreath
was
placed
to
start
the
ounces.
Willi
1'2
iff
ceremonies
.
Over
The
Rug
Show
LW'g
BUT
the
nuptial
ceremony
for
the
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Powell,
of
Grandview,
Manitoba,
and
the
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Mitchuk
of
The
Pas,
Manitoba.
The
bride
wore
a
gown
of
light
blue
net
over
blue
silk
featuring
a
flowing
ballerina
length
skirl
and
strapless
neckline
with
pleat
tire
banting
C)riliani
Newlyweds
To
Reside
Mrs.
F.
A.
Flood,
president
of
the
IODE,
led
the
prayer.
Standard
bearers
of
the
Legion
were
Edgar
Woodward
and
Capt.
Cal-derwood.
IODE
.standard
bear-srs
were
Mrs.
M.
Keays.
Mrs.
Grace
Giliis
and
Miss
S.
Inalis.
Li
ed
frill
topped
by
a
net
jacket.;
y
n
Alberta
''.V
ft
Pipei.s
were
James
Robertson
and
Jack
Ewart.
Taps
were
played
by
Bill
Smith.
Following
tne
services
members
proceeded"
by
car
to
Fair-
WE
STILL
HAVE
THE
RUGS
Her
accessories
of
pink
and
a
pink
rosebud
corsage
completed
the
lovely
bride's
ensemble.
j
The
bride's
only
attendant.
Mrs.
Joan
Hicks,
was
gowned
in
cream
and
figured
silk
witli
Niipual
vows
were
exchanged
U(y
(f
Sixty
square-(,,iaiis
from
the
Cal-rj,l
have
won
them-
'
,
"spni
among
Canada's
c
iici
talners.
Friday
evening
in
the
First
Uni-
lea
cnurch
when
Betty
Blllie,
f
.
-
.J
aaugnicr
01
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
r
view
Cemetery
where
the
IODE
and
Legion
ladt
decorated
the
Legion
Plot.
1
-c-1
i
white
accessories.
She
wore
a
corsage
of
mauve
lilacs.
Best
man
was
Mr.
Frank
Hicks.
A
reception
will
be
held
for
the
newlyweds
at
Victoria
next
fall.
They
will
reside
at
1345
Eighth
Avenue
East
after
a
short
stay
in
a
city
hotel.
Mr,
Mitchuk
is
an
employee
of
the
Royal
Bank
where
he
was
re
Canadian's
Pen
Pal
Holf,
920
Hays
Cove
Avenue,
was
joined
in
marriage
to
Arthur
Earl,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Mc-Manus
of
Loon
Lake,
Saskatchewan.
.
Ceremonies
were
conducted
by
Rev.
Seiber
at
7:00
p.m.
'
Given
in
marriage
by
her
father,
the
bride
was
beautiful
in
a
frock
of
white
lace
featurins
a
nylon
net
neckline.
Her
headdress
was
of
exquisite
lace
and
If
yoii
haven't
seen
these
rugs
already
you
should
come
in
and
see
t'.iem
at
the
fifst
opportunity.
For
quality
rug,
perfect
for
modorn
accessories-
and
colors.
Gordon
&
Anderson
Phono
46
TWO-STOKF.Y
1KA1LEK
The
Alistair
Michle
,
family
from
Marlow,
England,
now
living
in
Calgary,
has
a
double-deck
trailer
that
permits
travelling
with
many
of
the
comforts
of
home.
The.
7.500-pound
traii-er
is
complete
with
living
room,-bathroom,
kitchen
and,
on
the
second
storey,
has
two
bedrooms.
They
already
have
made
a
3,000-miie
trip
through
the
United
States
and
Canada.
,
(CP
PHOTO)
49
Rupert
Students
Pass
Conservatory
Music
Exams
al,
railed
the
"Do-Sl-r-
(wist
to
the
f
until
(fence
ytep.
"Do-so-do
v
Wp
i;o."
All
are
from
irtlip
Larombe
Home
at
or
ihr
acombe
Home,
.
mitMiie
the
city.
have
shot
to
m-Si-KH
heir
own
locality.
Since
si
appearance
at
the
SinmpccY
:n
1351.
they
,,in
demand
for
private
res
at
ha
iq
nets,
cdn-jml
s
milar
functions,
jrcaii
'l.
triumph
to
date
.(onmim-c
before
Queen
h
and
tlie
Duke
of
Edln-
To
Live
Here
cently
transferred
from
The
Pas
LONDON
(CP)
Sylvia
Colat
branch.
Mrs.
Mitcnuk
is
now
ai
pearls.
The
bouquet
of
red
roses,
which
the
bride
carried,
was
la
Fraser
&
Payne
Drygoods.
stunning
contrast
to
her
white
lace
ensemble.
an
English
girl
who
learned
about
Canada
largely
from
a
pen
pal,
leaves
shortly
to
settle
in
Montreal.
Miss
Colato,
a
ground
hostess
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines,
flew
to
Toronto
last
February
to
maet
Mary.McLeod,
the
Canadian
girl
lia
had
been
her
pen
friend
for
Bridesmaid,
Miss
Evelyn
llud-
1-
...
H
rnig
tne
royal
tour
last
ervlch,
the
brides
only
attend
ant,
wore
a
lovely
gown
of
pale
Si
-Kite---
are
the
brain
Dlue
taueta.
A
blue
crown
which
held
in
place
a
small
white
veil
was
her
headdress.
She
car-
11
years.
It
was
just
a
brief
visi.,,
j
Results
of
examination
held
here
June
9-10
by
the
Royal
Con-!
servatory
of
Music
of
Toronto
were
released
today.
Following
are
results,
wilh
names
arranged
in
order
of
merit:
(irade
VIII
Piano
Pass
Margaret
Johnson;
Elaine
Christenson.
(irade
VII
Piano
First
class
honors-Roy
Gordon
Sleber;.
Honors
Brian
Roberts;
Pass-Gael
Redpath,
Roberta
Reid.
Lrled
a
bouquet,
of
pink
and
while
,i(
Mike
Hu.ssey
a
id
B'tirquf
of
Calgary.
In
R,,utqn
then
an
cxecu-Iip
Canadian
Shoe
Re-1
,(-iaiion,
was
asked
to
carnations.
Mr.
Bert
Wong
was
best
man.
The
wedding
music
was
played
by
Mr.
Pluym.
Following
the
ceremonies
a
re
but
Sylvia
liked
what
she
saw
and
decided
to
emigrate.
In
Montreal
Miss
Colato
will
work
as
a
TCA
passenger
agent.
She
is
22
and
.speaks
four
languages,
English,
French,
German
and
Italian.
Try
Dafly
News
Wont
Ads
Hi
Urn.
'
I
t
ception
was
held
at
Valhalla
Hal!,!
where
the
bride's
mother
gowned
in
turquoise
with
pink
accessoi
j
ies,
received
the
guests.
I
Mrs.
McManus,
mother
of
the'
i
wps'.'m
train
for
a
'nil
Montival.
.
-(it'll
cales
drcrsed
v.cst-f
anil
learned
to
square
In
M-mtreal
they
stole
,,'ininn
when
they
re-M;k'
Ihissey,
a
veteran
,iit'i.
saw
them.
He
and
ipr
divided
to
teach
the
m
I"
children.
with
a
shortage
of
t
thi-v
turned
to
the
Grade
VI
Piano
Pass
Elizabeth
Jones.
(irade
V
Piano
Pass
Marilyn
Anderson.
groom,
attired
in
navy
blue
ny-;
Ion
with
white
accessories
assist-i
Grade
IV
Piano
Honors
JRuUh
Marioric
Tel-
SERVE
serve
rr'4
l'
ed
In
receiving
the
guests.
The
couple
will
leave
by
train
!
ford,
Gael
Couling;
FabS
Dc-I
anna
Mae
Peterson.
II
M
f-J
tiLH
t"v-
1
this
evening
for
Aioerta
and
Sas
katchewan
where
they
will
spend
!
their
honeymoon.
j
Following
their
wedding
trip
the
newlyweds
will
take
up
res-
Idence
in
Edmonton,
Alberta.
i
fhiiMian
home,
where
iiiiri
30
willing
recruits,
and
Hussey
then
dccld-nnild
raise
money
for
the
rirMiich
public
appearan-!
Do-Si-Eettes.
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Another
.
distinrri:ishcJ
product
of
The
BRITISH
'
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
Co.
Ltd.
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I
VI
LOSDOXDRY
n
I
n
1
Grade
III
Piano
Pass
Marena
Postulo.
(radc
I
Piano
Honors
Carol
Andeison,
Margaret
Sedgwick.
(irade
VIII
Violin
Pass
Rolv.rt'A.
Jnn.fii.
Grade
VI
Violin
PassDavid
Ridsdale.
!
Grade
V
Violin
j
First
Class
Honors
Janet
to;
Spark;
Honors
Donald
J.
MacLeod.
(irade
II
Violin
I
Honors
James
Ronaid
Log.111,1
A!n
T.niurpnpo
Siphpr
'fullill)
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prcien,
xoung
reopie
rreseni
ice
in
Pastor's
Absence
ill
1
1
Esfd
1750
famous
since
1750
FIRST
OVERSEAS
FO.
Lila
Mann
of
Melfort,
Sa.sk.,
is
th3
first
woman
in
the
RCAF
to
?o
overseas
on
duty
since
the
end
of
the
Second
World
War.
Sho
will
be
messing
officer
to
Canada's
No.
1
Fighter
Wing,
now
i'ationPd.
In
England,
f
'
.
"
(CP
Photoi
r,
eaden
During
the
absence
of
Rev.
Fred
Antrobus
of
the
First
Baptist
Church,
the
Women's
Mission
Circle
and
the
Baptist
Young
People
conduek-d
Sunday
services.
Mrs.
Daniel
Scncrk,
president
Donald
R.
Lewis.
J
(
St
nt
t.'......c-
WNDONDRYGIN
alia
event
for
ST.
JOSEPH'S
AC'.lti:..Y
todiy
1M
bii
mra
01O
MIOAL
IESE3SE
1
s;
-nr.
Grade
VIII
Piano
I
Honors
Paul
Ant
tubus.
;
Pass
Sena
Paviikis,
Norma
of
the
Mission
Circle
was
chair
iMiMtinrV.
puiriM.
LnwiMM
man
at
the
morning
service.
Mrs.
4-
USE
W.
D.
Smith
led
the
devotional
1
Johnson,
Ann
Eyolfson.
nerlod.
Those
presenting
mis-
Ciraile
VII
Piano
VKKHS'
IONOON
PY
CIN
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ii
iiiiiiiM
it
eni
hi
iiittnini
11
fSA
sk'nary
information
from
differ-j
pass
Maruarrt
Oi.sen.
ent
narts
of
the
world
were
ivns.
(irade
VI
1'iano
H.
Elklns,
Honors
Victor
Pryslay,
Delia
Calvert
0ISIIUEB1
(CANADA)
LIMITED
ami
Drama
Festival
"ii
ini'i'ting.
Wednes-m
2b.
at
8
p.m.,
Civic
(lUit
1
ami
violin
recital,
pu-'li
s
W
A
Way
and
Mrs.
"
on.
Wediu'silay.
Jim"
tuminon
Lounge,
Clvlr
(143'
''I
mi'eliitc,
CarM'nters'
WiiliiCMiiiy.
June
25,
8
P.
It.
Lloyd,
Mis.
C.
Mr.
Ed.
Martin
and
Mrs.
Hilda
Haig.
Elci.se
Lahti.
Myrna
Knut-sen;
Pa.ss
Elizabeth
Oswald.
Al
Be
re.
L
fiLii
j
AND
C1T
lan
Ritchie
(equal);
Anita
Ko-erson.
Cirade
V
Piano
First
Cla.s
Honor;
Beverly
Barwick:
Honors
Diana
David
This
advertisement
is
not
published
-or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
ColurabuL
John
Antrobus,
George
Mc-j
Ken.lc
and
Paul
Antrobus
made
up
the
song
in
trio.
Mrs.
P.
H.
Linzey
and
Mrs.
Robert
Mac-Donald
were
ushers.
Mrs.
Henry
Vanderheide,
president
of
the
BYP
was
chairman
of
the
evening
wrvice.
Colin
Sherry
read
the
scripture,
Mr.
11
p
nlers'
Hall.
Fraser
'ENT
HUS1NERJ5.
M49I
BC
RESERVE
Thi
British
Columbia
Distillery
Ci.
Ltd.
"ill
ini'i'ting
Women's
v.
i.'r'A
W.U.,
at
the
son,
Thelma
Paviikis
(ruuali;
Pass
Suzanne
Kexgin,
Slila.v
Halliriav.
Grade
IV
Piano
Honors
Gail
Weise.
Grade
III
Piano
First
Class
Honors
Margaret
'Pole
Hall.
Wednesday,
Vanderheide
gave
tne
nau-.
and
John
and
Paul
Antrobus
were
nresented
a
duet.
Ushers.
Geraldlne
i.
IfW.
B
p.m.
All
mem-
UilTC.
(ltl
iular
Moose
ff&Vt
is.
Tuesday.
raHtl
NKW
WCTHIMf1Cn,
.C.
Mr.
Sherry
and
Miss
Wilkins.
Anfleld;
Honors
Kay
Johnson
Patricia
Cameron.
Grade
H
Piano
-P-r-rtTT
ttT7"
i
8
p.m.
6
,
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
Government
o(
British
Columbia
I
cUjUJilJJlLill
I
i
IT'S
THE
SURE
WAY!
(Hi
Honor
Kathleen
Saundeis
Donald
Macdonald,
Joanne
Murray.
Grade
I
Piano
First
Class
Honors
Margaret
Johansen;
Honors
Judith
Fos-sum,
William
Saunders.
Gradr
V'
Violin
Protect
Fawns
NAPANEE.
Out.
(!'
Conservation
officers,
reporting
that
many
fawns
have
been
seen
here
recently,
warned
the
public
not
to
molest
the
young
deer.
Even
though
the
fawn
may
seem
to
he
on
it?
own,
the
mother
is
usually
not
far
away.
r"nl;il
of
Mi;,s
M.
A.
Way
s
Auderson
will
not
take
Wnt'silay
night
on
ac-1
iinst
pupils
going
away,
take
place
in
the
fall.
(It)
Your
first
job!
You're
earning
your
own
money,
so
every
penny
counts.
And
because
you're
a
vie
young
lady,
you'll
be
opening
a
Savings
Account
at
your
branch
Pass
Yolande
Lrpine.
tirade
II
Violin
Honors
William
Kergin.
11.
lWi
11
".
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HP,
A'H"
,
Burcd
treasure
WH1TSTABLK.
En
",la
'id
Peter
Cannon,
21-vear-old
r
sall-
--'---?
TIRE
h"
,
of
The
Commerce
right
away.
Vv'e're
expecting
you,
and
we
have
a
welcome
present
ready.
ut,
is
collectiiiB.
diving
nv,nt
to
exolore
Roman
sunk
off
the
said
to
have
been
His
father,
an
nma
Kent
coast.
It's
a
handy
purse
size
booklet
4eur
historian,
believes
puuriy
ril
L''4V4'W
SAFETY
immmm,f.
S
.
called,
"It's
Simple
When
You
and
weapons
oh
the
old
ships
may
be
of
considerable
historical
value.
Know
How"
...
filled
with
helpful
tips
on
day
to
day
banking.
It
was
written
especially
for
you.
-
"
;
'
""XL
1
Ask
for
your
copy
at
your
local
branch,
or
write
to
Frances
Terry,
Head
Office,
The
Canudiun
Bank
of
Commerce,
Toronto.
Woman
i:s
aMvs
from
Inxnlivo
linhil
"After
trying
mnny
Kimls
of
remedies
to
relieve
constipation,
I
finally
turned
to
a
daily
Wiping
of
ALL-BRAN.
No
constipation
nowl"
confides
happy
Montreal
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