arry
Basso,
Nancy
Hill
Pledae
NuDtia
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
December
18,
1953
ows
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Rites
Annunciation
School
Students
Entertain
Parents
at
Concert
Pupils
of
grades
one
and
two
j
Students
of
other
grades
held
of
the
Annunciation
school
en-!
Christmas
parties
in
their
own
tertained
their
parents
and
classrooms.
TASTES
rn
young
friends
at
a
Christmas,
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iradltlonal-
white
was
the
choice
or
Prince
Rupert'!
newest
bride.
Nancy
Margaret
Hill,
for
her
marriage
last
night
to
Harry
A.
Basso,
in
a
beautiful
oeremony
in
St.
Andrew'
Anglican
cath-'edral.
Richly
brocaded
white
taffeta
fashioned
on
Princess
lines,
was
worn
by
the
bride,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
A.
Hill
of
this
city.
The
lovely
gown
featured
yoke
and
skirt
panel
of
plain
taffeta
and
long,
fitted
sleeves.
Her
floor-length
veil
cascaded
from,
a
white
pearled
tiara
and
she
carried
a
smart
little
muff
of
brocaded
taffeta
uu
mum
1
;
party
In
the
school
hall
yesterday.
Sister
Enid
of
grade
one
directed
the
program
which
included
singing,
reciting
and
dancing,
winding
up
with
a
visit
from
Santa
Claus
who
presented
gifts
to
the
youngsters.
The
students
and
their
younger
guests
received
treats
presented
by
the
Home
and
School
Association.
HAH
EUER
sewing
machine
For
action
try
Classifieds
2jO(JfL
(Entertained
A1S
itj
C-anadi
DANCE
W
ODIWflTIi'
tans
with
a
single
white
orchid
ani
streamers.
The
gown
was
designed
by
Mrs.
Louis
Campagno-lo
.
Rt.
Rev.
H.
O.
Watts,
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
officiated
at
the
ceremony
for
which
the
bride
was.
given
in
marriage
by
her
father.
Only
bridal
attendant
was
Mrs.
Jack
Macintosh,
jr.,
who
wore
a
charming
gown
of
bright
coral
satin
and
net,
an
adaptation
of
a
Sadlers
Wells
ballet
dress,
with
matching
skull
cap
and
satin
shoes.
She
also
carried
a
muff
of
matching
coral,
with
white
gardenias
and
streamers.
Mr.
Louis
Campagnolo
attended
the
groom,
who
is
the
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Basso'of
this
city,
and
Alfred
and
Barrie
Hill,
brothers
of
the
bride,
were
ushers.
Mr.
Peter
Lien
was
organist
at
the
ceremony
for
which
the
church
was
graced
with
large
white
'mums
on
the
altar
and
baskets
of
pink
and
white
carnations,
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RECEPTION
For
the
reception,
at
the
home
cf
the
bride's
parents,
parents
of
the
bridal
couple
assisted
in
receiving,
Mrs.
Hill
wearing
a
smart
light
grey
suit
with
pink
hat
and
white
accessories
and
corsage
of
white
carnations.
Mrs.
Basso
chose
a
rose-trimmi'd
black
crepe
dress
with
matching
accessories
and
corsage
of
deep
pink
carnations.
The
bridal
table,
covered
with
a
hand-worked
linen
cloth,
held
the
wedding
cake,
flanked
by
tall
white
tapers.
Mr.
Earl
Becker
proposed
the
toast
to
the
bride.
Serving
refreshments
were
Mrs.
John
Basso,
Jr.,
Mrs.
Louis
Campagnolo,
Miss
Mary
Basso.
Miss
Phyllis
Hill
and
Miss
Carol
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HACl'v
NORTH
LUFFENHAM,
England
(CP)
Twenty-five
"older
boys
and
girls,"
residents
aged
72
to
98
of
a
nearby
old
folks'
home,
were
the
guests
today
of
439
squadron
ot
this
RCAF
f'yhter
wing.
1
The
squadron
personnel
paid
for
a
camp-cooked
turkey
dinner,
carried
It
to
the
home
and
Elks
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Friday,
Dec.
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served
It
as
part
of
the
Christmas
celebrations
put
on
by
the
1
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vW"vv,g"-T'wyi'
ALL
DRESSED
IP
for
holiday
parties
is
Patsy
in
a
full-length
dress
of
nylon
tulle,
piped,
collared
and
belted
with
satin.
The
double
skirt
Ls
shaped
by
an
attached
crinoline
and
the
same
style
Is
made
in
a
shorter
length.
Parents
Enjoy
Borden
Street
School
Concert
Proud
parents
and
friends
overflowed
the
Borden
Street
school
yesterday
afternoon
for
the
youngsters'
annual
Christmas
concert.
,
Mrs.
Stone's
grade
one
pupils
launched
the
program
with
a
group
recitation
and
song,
Christmas,"
and
were
followed
by
groups
and
solo
presentations
by
students
in
all
grades,
with
every
act
winning
warm
applause.
The
program
was
as
follows:
Mrs.
Caldcrwood's
grade
one,
singing
"The
Shepherd's
Story;"
Miss
Smith's
grade
two,
Christmas
tableau
with
singing
and'
a
recitation
by
Don
McNeill;
Miss
Bernhoff's
grade
two,
an
action
number,
"Ten
Little
Indians;"
Miss
Bernhoff's
grade
three,
a
sketch.,
"Visit
from
St.
Nicholas"
and
a
recitation
"Presents"
bv
Flunk
Braham.
Mr.
back's
grades
three
and
ngnter
wing
for
the
surrounding
!
residents.
Earlier
In
the
week,
the
three-squadron
base
entertained
750
1
Canadian
and
English
children
;
at
a
Christmas
party
after
planning
for
450.
8anta
called
and
there
was
food
galore.
First
select
and
insert
a
pattern
disc-completely
automatically,
U
make
the
fanciest
10
p.m.
2
a.m.
$1
.00
per
person
.
MUSIC
BY
THE
WESTERNAIRES
EVERYONE.
INVITED
tewing
ai
easy
f
playing
a
record!
Clna't
Exciusivt
Open
Arm
ieta
yov
darn
tocki,
mend
leve,
etc.,
without
.
apening
seamt.
i
Hill.
l-tnit!C!ififi1,'''S's,''iice!e-,!tiici'
ONLY
$29-50
DOWN
$15.00
MONTH
PLEASE
HER
THIS
CHRISTMAS!
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A
feature
of
the
reception
was
music
by
Mrs.
J.
C.
Ollker
at
the
piano
and
Mike
Colussl
on
the
accordion,
and
a
surprise
for
the
bride
and
groom
was
a
serenade
by
the
pipe
band
of
the
102nd
Artillery
battery.
In
which
the
groom
Is
a
popular
NCO.
Unit
and
band
members
wished
the
TO
YOUR
NEW
10ME
OR
OFFICE
KEEP
YOUR
CAR
UP
TO
FAR
Cold
weather's
no
excuse
for
poor
car
performance!
See
us
NOW
for
a
general
check-up
and
tune
up
.
.
.
and
we'll
wtnterlae
your
car
too.
You'll
be
pleased
with
our
service.
-
;
bridal
couple
good
luck,
and
later
entertained
them
at
an
Informal
'
!
w
z
reception
In
the
sergeant's
messLIour'
a-play
'nl"mce
ana
ne
of
the
battery
"Swineheru";
M'S-
Cobb's,
division
The
newlyweds
have
taken
up
'
three-
cnoral
nulnbtfr
"0'rand-resirienre
at
ana
Ninth
Avenui.
"P's
Vereion"
and
a
.recitation.
nmercial
or
household
rjtuir
moved
with
care,
mpt.
courteous
service
PACKING
CRATING
SHIPPING
KM
A
I,
Oil
LONG
DISTANCE
MOVING
'
LINDSAY'S
'When
Papa
Was
A
Boy"
by
John
West.
Superior
Auto
Service
N.
McKerracher
Heads,
Rotary
,
At
Terrace
MACK
And
STOKAGK
j
Lindsay.
!
j
Mr.
Freeman's
grade
five,
a
i
clever
dramatization
of
"Eng-!
lish
As
She
Is
Spoke"
led
by
Ann
Harding;
Mr.
Wilson's
grade
six.!
j
a
two-act
play,
"The
Shepherd
Who
Couldn't
See
the
LU'hV
featuriii!!
Paddy
Greene.
Chris
Downing
and
Ronny
Gasiunas.
i
including
a
flutophone
interlude
!
played
by
several
girls,
i
Group
sinking
of
"The
First
gi)
REFRIGERATORS
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til)
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y
y
y
Limited
Ltavp
it
to
Lindsays"
Canadian
legion
b.e.s.l,
nr
':rr
ANNUAL
KIDDIES
XMAS
TREE
will
be
held
on
'
SUNDAY,
DEC.
20
2
p.m.
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THE
ARMOURIES
Sixth
Avenue
SpfClKl
to
The
Dally
New
TFRRACE.
Nell
McKerracher,
former
president
of
the
Pentic-ton
Rotary,
has
been
elected
first
president
of
the
new
Terrace
Rotary
Club.
Vice-president
Is
B.
R.
Dodds;
secretary.
"W.
R,
Wcllings;
treasurer,
Tour
Ron:
serecanl-at-arms.
Pat
Philllpson.
Board
of
Noel"
and
"O
Come
All
Ye
Faifh-
;
ful"
was
ancHher
featurt.ofjthe
program
wbiii
'vrouujl
i&),jwith
parents
touring
the
classroms.
Accompanists
tot-
the1
program
;
were
Mrs.
Oordcit
1
Cnkicrwood,
j
Ruth
Telford
and
Marilyn
An-
derson.
i
YOUR
INDEPENDENT
FOOD
STORES
MUST
BE
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
SHOP
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
I
directors
ls
composed
of
,
Jack
Cook.
E.
T.
Kenncy
and
Duncan
!
Kerr.
Ruix-rt
visitors
at
the
cerc-
ders
red
THAT'S
WHERE
8
Q
PEOPLE
SHOP!
OUT
OF
(ILLUSTRATED
MODEL
$439
00
president;
Thomas
Black,
past-president;
Herb
Young.
Trevor
Hill,
Oeorge
Schick,
Art
Ogilvie.
Ed
Saunders.
Neely
Moore
and
Johnny
McLeocK
Terruce
charter
members,
besides
the
Yxccutlve.
are
F.
Davy.
T.
Fraser,
John
Pousrtte,
J.
Smith.
Claude
Dale,
E.
Goodcn,
O.
A.
Kaulbeck,
Dr.
R.
B.
Hicks,'
C.
Adams.
Oerxld
Duffus,
C.
Mlchlcl,
Geoff
Lambley
and
W.
Dale.
WHY
DON'T
YOU
All
models
equipped
with
removable
half
shelf,
Interior
floodlight,
temperature
control,
aluminum
Ice
trays,
leveling
adjustments,.
Roll-a-:Grip
door
latch,
DuPont
"Dulux"
exterior
baked-on
'enamet
finish,
three-Uich
fiberglass
Insulation,
white
porcelain
cabinet
liner
and
20-gauge
welded
steel
construction
Bonderized
to
prevent
corrosion,
hermetically
scaled
silen't
refrigeration
system
with
five-year
guarantee,
Sons
of
Norway
whist
and
dnnces
cancelled
until
Jan.
8,
1054.
(204)
tt
Moose
Children's
Christmas
Tree
at
the
Moose
Temple.
Snt-irday,
December
19
at
2
p.m.
(2941
BACKACHE
MaybeVarninq
Backache
is
often
caused
by
lazy
kidney
action.
When
kidneys
get
out
of
order,
excess
acids
and
wastes
remain
in
the
system.
Then
backache,
disturbed
rest
or
that
tired-out
and
heary-headed
feeling
may
soon
follow.
That's
the
time
to
take
Dodd
s
Kidney
Pills.
Dodd
s
stimulate
the
kidneys
to
normal
action.
Then
you
feel
better
sleep
better
work
better.
Got
Dodd
s
Kidney
Pills
now.
fit
DOMINION
TEN
GIVE
THEM
A
TRY?
equipped
lor
no
or
220
volt
operation
$349.00
MODEL
D8B
"DELUXE"
A
GIFT
WITH
A
REAL
PURPOSE!
WALKERTON.
Out.
(CP)
Bert
Mullen
received
a
letter
from
his
brother
Thomas,
who
died
10
years
ago.
He
found
the
letter
wa?
written
more
than
25
years
before,
and
has
been
lost.
How
It
got
back
in
the
mans
is
un-
j
'
known.
!
WUNDA
WEVE
SCATTER
RUGS
Old
English
WATER
reveals
W&M
whisky's
Ir"c
flaTO"
By
.
i
ic
individually
tied.
Red.
we
CGre?n
Avocada,
White,
Rose,
etc.
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CHRISTMAS
GIFT
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AN
ItwnoAioalllfcufcjU
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prel,
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almonds,
hUnehrd
and
tnntUd:
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rknppcd;
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up
fin
drp
OrrtutymMha;
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w,
rnp
mili;
k
eup
RtWKRte
,l,lHN
SYRt'r;
test.
Water,
plain
or
sparkling,
reveals
a
'LtWl
kuU'i
ln,
nfnrjl
flavour
WAV1
!j
nip
aU-putvmf
ffuwr.
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(rxttpmm
unit.
nutmi;
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toxtpwm
cinnamon;
'4
ttntpoon
rig;
H
trnipvo
and
bouquet.
Seagrams
"83"
Combine
fruiu,
nuts,
choptHd
suri,
ami
brraddunih'.
Htat
until
light,
add
mill
and
RtKilRS'
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Ktt.
Add
flour,
which
has
lyrn
sifted
with
salt
ami
spites.
Pour
hatter
over
fruit
mixture;
blend
well
with
hands.
Fill
buttered
mold
H
full.
Cover
secbrely.
Put
5
cups
of
water
in
cooker.
Place
nioids
on
rack
in
cooker.
Steam
with
valve
open
for
20
minutes;
then
cook
at
15
pounds
pressure
for
60
minutes.
Allow
prewiire
to
return
gradually
to
xero.
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free
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