afer Post

i” south on a
(fl to yorlous Un

Sf ymond

yo f at
yey, offic jated
in ceremony in the
cuureh, uniilng
pular daughter of
postuk, 1005 Park
rathe lite M's. Postuk,
ad Jolin, son of Mrs.
jeller, 20) Seventh
i and the late Mr. F

ty

aiven In marriage
ys, WAS charming In
| gow of rich white
yee, the bodice of
angrswect ics urt neck-
it, sland-up collar
fi sleeves. fashioned
j the skirt of lame
a deep V -polnted {j
get iD aJength vell of
y¢ {rom a becoming
thing Jame and lace
itd a Spray Of deep
buds.
yliy charm of the
yon were the ma-
af, Mrs, Oscar Ws ing~
vof the groum, and
vite Merrilee Wing)
“yelly mother-and-
rstimes of silver em—
blue net in redin-
ie skirts opening
Fé pleated net in
the, posed over taf-
are caps Of match-
ajand pink slippers,
dd pink carnations,
reas Mr. Matthew
gd ushers were Mr.
welfer and My. Har-
Hie, brothers of the
vi during the cere-
Ws, Poland Le Blanc,
beNaria”, and organ-
p, Rowse.
‘Home was decorated,
mers and wedding
te dinner reception
ming, at which the
received about 200

| at Annunciation —

honeymoon. trip which will |
ited States points are Mri].
j, Schaeffer, who were united in|
fone of the season ‘s prettiest: weddings j in}

Hf the Annunciation Saturday morning, | {|

tuk Rites

bride's “Godmother, Mrs» v,
Vuckovich, wearing a two- plece

matching accessories and cor-
sage of red roses,
groom’s mother in a smart black
ensemble, also with: red roses en
corsage,

The ‘lace-covered bride's table
held tall white tapers and a
blanket of flowers circling the
lovely three-tier’ wedding cake,
made by Mrs, Le Blane and
decorated by Mr. Robert Murray,

Mr. Johnny Comadina was
master of ceremonies, reading
several congratulatory tolegrams:

and Mr, Alex: Bill proposed the
toast to the bride. In charge
of serving were Mrs. 8. Dickens,
sister of the groom, and Mrs, M,
Munizaba,

For her wedding trin, the bride
donned a smart, softly tallored
sult of pale grey-green with
mink neck piece and black ac-
cessorles, her corsage matching
her bridal bouquet,

Following their honeymoon,
the pair wilt make their home in
Prince Rupert where the groom
is employed as a logger hy Mac-
Donald and Postuk and the bride
formerly was employed by Cana-
dian National Telegraphs,

Miscellaneous
Shower Honors
Bride-E lect a

Among the many events last
week honorlng Miss Mary Pos-
tuk, whose marriage lo Raymond
Schaeffer took. place Saturday,
was a miscellancous shower at
the home of Mrs, Syd Dickens,
1271 Beach Place.

 

  
 
   
  
  
 
 
  
  
 
   
   
  
   
   
  
  
   
  
   
   
   
   
   
   
    
  
   
    
    
   
 
 
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
   
 
  
    

an arch of ever-
Hi vith rose buds.
inreceiving were the,

i bureau

_. BRIEFS |

XTLIN BOLT ON |.

Vuderhoof early in
erofa nice day and |
hime George about!
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soul two hours in.
and [ would never
cued it as the same
Btlst in 1950. How it
wih such smart and
dips all of which
bay.

tlhe Tourist, Bureau
thhas an office on
deel. There we met
avery Smaart Ad
and urine a good
sie complaints of
ae tt Chamber of Come
is aby i confunce
be Tuurist Bureau, al-
secretary was away,
aba very nice res-
Ty Jack Lee, vory
té good serviee, In
Mit there seems to be
ie fone on and
lhe rods

haded for Quesnel,
tried about 5.40 pn.
HAL was lertihle we
Pa cleanin, every
Fitohered ing yellow
Md reservat inns at the
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ML su ey ashed |
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itt Wy very nee |

vito the his dp |
WU gon and the

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ie lables, murals on
4 pretty W Alt resses i]
S tautl services, We
"thloyed aay meus
wm iin had wv

vp lrned to our
MH of hy Wells days
hi family: owns und

Carlbary Obseryor
veckly paper, and
its | they gare lolng
81a hed, heenuse
s ie ty Kamloops,
ny YOu about In

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ME WOE pop sed)
bac Mundy fran
i mc With theby
r Mpligse, Curhyg |
Ie thildren were
: le showing

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| Oscar Wingham,

Co-hostesses for the affair
were Mrs, Syd Dickens and Mrs.
Guests played bingo until a
| beautifully decorated basket, fill-
‘ed with packages of gifts, was
presented to the guest of honor,
by Mrs, Dickens and cher: two,
daughters, Lorraine and Mary;
Anne. .
When the presents had been
opened and admired by the guest
;Of honor she was seated at the!
head of a decorated table and
refreshments were served,

dress of navy blue silk. with.

and’ the}:

‘Prince Rupert Daily News
“Monday, Noyomber 2, 1054, .

 

   

 
 

 
 

 
    

mt Photo: by ‘Chandler's, Studio
PRINCIPALS IN A MORNING wedding ‘eeremony as Annuneta-'
tion Church last Tuesday are Mr. and Mrs. John Graham Mac-.
Kenzie. Father F. 0, Mohan officiated, The bride is the former
Anne Ruth Wattchell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J, Watchell,
Fort St, John, and the ‘groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs..M. W..
MacKenzie, 1237 Eleventh Avenue East of this city, The newly-

weds are honeymooning 2 Vancouver and upon thelr Teturn,
will make their home at 1437 Piggott: ‘Place,

Conrad School PTA Holds |

Successful Fiesta Bazaar’

Conrad Street schoo! was the | refreshments, Mrs. Henry Butt
scene of a highly successful| Mrs, Ernie Tubb and Mrs. T.-A.
Fiesta Bazaar held Friday eve-
ning by the Conrad Street! Mrs, 5. Wellwood, Mrs. Vincent
School PTA, Dodd, “Mrs. Stan Rachtik. .Mrs,
The members went all out for |1eno Colussi made popcorn for
this unusual affair, decorating | the children.

their booths with streamers and
balloon in vivid shades, |Garbutt, and Mrs, Keith Faught.
_ Co-conveners were rs, Gurt Mrs, Wiis zcurdoch and Robert
Patzold and Mrs, Edwin Mac- ' Kelsey were in charge of the
Kendle, with Mrs. MacKenzie re-!cake walk, assisted’ by Mrs. John
ceixjng. the guests. i Denning with Mrs. Jimmy -Rob-
"Landing a hand to the occa- | ttedii at the. plano,

sion were Mrs, Patzold-and Mrs.}_ 740 oll painting, , painted by
Fred Wil:suii, wie as ilower ven- | ‘Mis, G.Giustinl, was: ‘auctioned
dors wandered through’ the ‘off by “Bob Kelsey’ and: Mrs,
enourmous crowds selling their: Fyank,Graham. A cushion, do-
‘vares, while two of the younger | inated ‘by. Mrs, Wilf MeLean, was.

 

 
  

  

‘| John : “Botsford! - nosy Success
ony secretary;- Mrs; ‘Jamies. eorgéson, Trae nee Mea pets
:,| recording “secretary; . Mrs,- Jan ovat :

“| van Ireland, treasurer, A

 ]are” Mis,’ Beatrice. Grant, Mrs. |°
"| Mary. Turner, Miss. Margaret JO~ br
“ hansen: and Mrs. ‘Harold; Mars n

ae Bolton:told members that she had
never benefitted: more irom any.
“elub,:"The .: educational: course,’
| she. ‘sadd, was invaluable-in ‘bud- [ae
ness: ite, but the. CWBC offers

: : Laurie. was . presented’ with’ ‘a:
oo compact: by Miss::Johansen' and

a Mrs, Mary Turner ‘for her ‘untir=
“| ing efforts” for. ‘the’ ‘club, during |

Woodcock, Mrs. Jo Hansen “aad.

In the kitchen were Mrs, Wilf |’

“YT ‘ait impies Ve. candle-light:

lyn ‘Bolto in.
. Sworn “Into. office were’ “Mars

dred Olson. vice- “president; Mrs;

 
  
 

 

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Shall," ay
“In? cher official address. Mis,

 

even more than that: i. :
Retiring: president: ‘Mrs, Jack'|

 

‘thanks ‘were’ also ‘extended “to

the year.. a"
Prior: 6. the’ dinner: which

new club members, . Mrs. ‘Clare |.
Cordingly, Mrs. Jack ” ‘Burgess,
Mrs.-Phyllig ‘Taft. and: Mrs, Har:

 

sented to ‘Mrs,’ Sauer. afd Mrs.;
Laurie. - _Mrs, Bolton “and, Mrs.
van Ireland received . -birthday |'¢
corsages. Members. ‘also ave :
Mrs, Bolton. two totem: pole!
candles for her work during: the |
year.

Door, prizes. were won by Mrs,
M, McLeod, who. received.a c¢om-
{pact donated. by. George | Cook:
.jand Mrs, Taft.w6n ‘a ‘mother ‘of D

a4

by. Mrs.
Georgeson,

al aaa

BLONDIE |

-| pearl compact donated: by Mrs. |.
Laurle.. Regular prizes: were won | @. ‘Monthi
Marshall and’ Mrs. | Prince “Rupert’ Lodg r

". |Tuesday,:. November 23;7°B-
The installation: rites were: con-,| Specia injtiation ceremony.
cluded by the singing. of both memb

mpressive. eremon)

a e€
_ feeremony. Friday. hight’ at:the'l‘tional anthems
. {Broadway Cafe new. officers: of |
--( the: Crédit* Women’s Breakfast,|°.
t Club were installed by, Mr, Joce- , b

Carl Sauer, president; Miss Mil- roves

-coiresponding | 4 *

with: ‘400. persons: ‘attend
pelt ‘keeping: with’ th

 

ere:

‘Avenue’ ‘East, Musle’y was provid
by..the’ ‘Hartley: Bay. Five.a tH)
freshments of: hot dogs’ and apple | ‘dre
Jack’ were served: throughout: the |:

   

e Regular‘m
‘Drama, Festival ° “Assotiation is
; Postponed - until: December"

Nov.

and ‘Mrs H.F:-Aston, 792 alfred
Street, ‘who
ine cardboard ‘bare a ‘Prizes

gowned :

 

|marked the ‘installation’ ‘cere= |. +, a CB
monies Mrs; Laurie initiated’ four.|.

© Sons of Norway. me tin '

day, Nov. 22, 8 p.m.

‘old Marshall. Corsages were: ‘pre=, e ut valnai
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Main were candy vendors, | Wlaner being Miss Priscilla Maki.

 

Along with co-hostsses . Mrs.
Dickens and Mrs. Oscar Wing-|
ham guests attending were Mrs.
Stan Veitch, Mrs. Harold Schacf-|
fer, Mrs. John Gurvich, Mrs.
Michael Munizaba, Mrs. Caroline
Schaeffer, Mrs, Roland Leblanc,
Mrs, A, Fossum, Mrs. Web Pierce,
Mrs, Albert E, Dickens Jr., Mrs.
Art Murray, Mrs. Alex Turnovoy,,
Mrs. Percy Bond, Mrs. William
Rothwell, Mrs. Bagshaw and Miss
Violet Managlovich. ;

Gifts were also recelved from
invited guests Mrs. Ed Garner.!
Miss Sheila Ramsay, Mrs, Steve
King, Mrs. William Schacffer
and Mrs, V, Hanson who were |
unable to attend,

OORP Official
Here to -Visit
Rupert Lodge

Mrs. Karl Deeder,-of Burns
Lake’ arrived on ast night's (rain
fo pay an official visit to Prince
Rupert Lodge No, 8 of the Order
of the Royal Purple. She was
met by Mrs, Nicholas Qurvich,
Honored Royal Lady of the local
OORP,

Mrs, Deeder Is the Distriel De-
puty Supreme Honored Royal
Lady of the northern aren which
Includes Willams Like, Quesnel,
Prince George, MeBride, Burns
Lake, Smithers and Prince Ru-
pert,

The Ladies of the Royal Purple
Wl wear thelr offlelal regalia at
thelr meeting tonight in honor
of Mra, Deeder, who will asslat
Jn planning thelr fortheaming
convention and also glye any
abher nsdatanes required far the
betlerment of the order, AU
Hen, JEr8 re pequesbed to nitend,

While iove, Mra, Deodloy ta
staylng at Whe Savoy Hotel and
WH) be entertained al'dinner by
Mra, Cuirvich before toriyht's
mnwoting.

 

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‘Martin, and Rev. Charles Linaker

GIFT WRAPS
DECORATIONS

THE VARIETY STORE

OPPOSITE CATT

at Wu? AinP04 “iouat ard ry

Others In charge of stalls were:
Christmas cards, Billy Mein gus gon.
cand Gerald Maki; aprons, Mrs.:°: 9
Donald Main, and Mrs. Arvid |
Maki; novelties, Mrs. Arth. Mar- |!
tin, Mrs. Amedeé Desaatels and!
Mrs. Anthony Bussani¢h:- home |
cooking, Mrs, John Kidd and|
Mrs.'John Gable; fish pond. Mrs. | FBBPS
Vietor Duplisse, Mrs. Hans! JB
Peterson and Mrs, Harry inter | nee -_ :
plants, Mrs. William C. Painter; {Pio 2. 7! _ - yt
- 43 AUSTEN A-d0 SEDAN
Va small beauty woot SEM
50 FORD 2-DOOR |
A car for kid... St
5} STUDEBAKER
King of the car lot;
Automatic drive—ail the
CXUAS sicsanenien SESOO
49 CHEVROLET SEDAN
Brand new paint and:
SUL COVETS seen SELOO FZ;
W STUDEBAKER SEDAN
Summer holiday
SpeClal ao cucu HLOOO

Many more less “expeusive

teen

eee ince ten ter eee oe eam

Two Infants

Christened

St. Andrew's Cathedral was the
scene yesterday aflernoon of two
baptismal ceremonies by Canon
Basil 8. Prockter,

Janes David were the names
riven the infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. David) Martin, 1069 Sixth
Ave. Fast. Godparents were Mt,
and Mrs. Arthur Martin, brother
and sister-in-law of Mt. David

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models to select fram at
Lomas of Port Allée hy. proxy,
Thomis Mitchell’ Soot, horn;
In August this year, son of Mi
and Mrs, W. M, Scott, Eby wr Mr.
wis also christened. Godparents | seems eeeneneee eet |
were Dr, nad Mrs. L, M. Greene See |
wand Mr, Frank Moore, by Proxy, |

A number of — relatives ‘an WE HAVE iT!

friends were present for the cere.
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Plastering and

Genoral Repairs
R. BALCHIN

Recommended hy Nerd: west
Constraction Co, hed

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