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Donald. sites Vows
hanged at Terrace

ae vb, gé 40 Fho Dally News!
; RACE -- Miss Colleen Down Sites, daughter
BHarry C. Sites and the late Mr, Sites of Ter-
Zamiturday became the bride of lan Charles Mc-
fame son of Mr. Andrew McDonald of New West-
; fond Mrs. Alex McKinnon of Prince Rupert,

meeiding ceremony in Knox United Church, Ter
Bh Rev. G, B.-East officiating.

pe vas supplied by Mrs, j----——- bun emeen nme

Binan at the plano and) mother attived int a bine dress o
Fy Seaton chantilly lace with white esa

yh MArrhag .

Be sin the bride wore a oe a corsage of pink car.
Benite nylon tulle with) ay» groom's gift to the. bride
dare polnts and A DOAL wag a string of cultured pearls,

An orange blyssom halo! tye bride's pitt to the groom was

Bel) Huston ven a wrist: watch.

m tlic ensemble, The) Later the new! weds left on a

Bled a white Bible. aN} notar trip through the northern
da sprig of while hea-) interior of British — Colymbia,

Ferpeelaily for the oc-/tnon thelr return they will take

- [relatives in Inverness, up resitlence in Terrace where

Mr. McDonald is a surveyor and

Mrs. MeDonald |s a business ay-
sistant at the Terrace Bakery,

Out of town guests Included

Mr. and Mrs, Andrew McDonald
jr. of Ketchikan, Alaska, Mrs,
Murlel Wilson of Ketchikan, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew MeDonald of
New Westininster and Mr, Don-
ald McKinnon and Mr, Wiliam
Elis of Kithmat and a host of
Prince Rupert residents, includ-
nz Dr. Hector W. McDonald, the
groom's brother .

PERSONALS

Mr. James Melninre 996 Fiat 935 Pirst
Avenue West, left this morning
by CPA plane for Vancouver
where he will recelve medical
attention,

mo; Honor Mrs, George
Bou, wore a floor-length
meee wf net and dace and

manwegay of yellow car-
Bridesmalds Miss Irma

my oof Calgary and Miss
See lin. wore dresses of
and lace and carried
Meroations, Sherrl Me-
Mes flower git) wore a
ink nylon organdy and
f basket of sweethenrt

jt was Mr, ‘Georg s¢ Ror-
ince Rupert.

cere Gordon Sharon of
Ind George Matthewson

 

f ceremoit a reception | “=r
Pat the YOOF Hall.
ere received . by , the
Other, who wom a blue
Bs with havy blue ac-
Bnd a tangerine orchid
pl _by th the ‘groom's

School

Mrs. Lilllan Rutherford,
First Avenuc West and Mrs. Amy"
Dibb, 1034 First Avenue West.
recently returned from a six-
week holday!n Eastern Canada
and United States. While away
shey attended the Stratford, On-
arto Shakespearean Festival and
the“Passton” play in the Black
inlls of South Dakota.

& eee

Dr. W. 5, Kergin and son Mas-
ter Bl Kergin, revurned yester-
day fron Vancouver with their
jowt the “Full Moon" after
‘pending a holiday on ranches,
in the Carlkoo and Chileotin
country,

 

1045

Mr. Brinn Batsford deft this
morning for Vancouver by plane
where he is taking a new posl-
tion. Mr, Batsford was employed
asa draftsman for the B.C, Por-
i estty. Department here,

 

ceo cenenne os etm
\ | House guests of Mr. and Mrs
' Alexander McKinnon, 234 Fourth
j Avenue East, for several days
rere Mr. and Mra, Andrew Mc-
Donald jr. and Mrs. Muriel Wil-
json of Ketzhikan, Alaska, and
Miss Irma McKinnon of Calgary.
The Alaska visitors left Monday
by plane. While here they all at-
‘ended the McDonald-Sites wed-
ding in Terrace,

 

NORTHERN HOSPUTALITY

FORTH DAY @—Thirty-etaht |
Uolted Kingdom alr cadets are
trived here recen'ly la enjoy
northern hospitality, ‘This year
Canada sent 40 cadets on an ex-
curslon to Kurope fo npirs the
elshth year of the exchange plan,

 
  
   
  
 
 
   
   
   
       

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More than 10,000 persons in
Japan keep tropkat fish.

@ The best Chinese Foods at
the Grand Cafe- Jumbo Prawns,
Ghicken Chow Meln, Garlle
Bpare Ribs, Crab Boe Buyang,
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Chicken, Bhetmp Fried Rlee,
ein easy to nse. sim. | Etled Half Chleken ind Red

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CO Es tpatn ‘ Brand ! Hone
bot iastenten mM orders Dial Jars. - (100)

UMPER for now a |
for vest summer! For!
School, make her one
Ponohor in solld col-
Ht love the blouse with
Bihree-quartey sleeves,
coin he the envy of
sthoolmates! Sew.
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In Canadian stores from coast-t

Spectal to The Dally Nown
VANCOUVER — One of B.C.'s
siaunchtst workers In the war
against cancer is leaving Van-
couver to carry on the fight In
California,

Mrs. ‘Thelma Dawson,
organizer of the B.C. division,
Canadian Cancer Society, nus
necepted a pozt as field repre-
sentallve with the Los Angeles
branch of the Amerlean Cancer
Evciety,

"IT was reluctant to leave the
work in British Columbla," Mrs,
Dawson sald, “but the post in
Los Angcles gives me a chance
to carry on and to be close to
my family.”

Mrs. Dawson's sister, Mrs,
Fred Rhoades, and her brother,
John Irvine, live in Beverley
Hills, Mrs, Dawson and her 15-
year-old son, Bill, will reside in
Glendale, She will be Meld rep-
resenlative for Glendale and
Burbank,

Mrs. Dawson has seen the
Cancer Society in B.C. grow
from small beginnings to a pro-

 

nity actlon agatnst: the disease,
When she started in 1050,
(hore were 26 units of the sovicly
With 283 members fn the prov. !
Ince. ‘Today, there are 18 units,

 

ANNAPOLIS ROYAL, NLS.
=~ The Hallfax Junlor Bengal
Lineets, a gruup of young Hall
fax girls, were pralsed by Gover-
nor-General Vincent Massey at
Nala} Day cetebrations here for
(hely “extreme smartness",
GOOD QUESTION

LIETUBRIDOQE, Alta, a A
question overheard during — tho
recent presentation of a $1,600

vandelaba to ‘Trade. Mintater
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LOU LARRY, well-known Canadian creator of women's fashions, currently 0 ona . fashion: scoul~
Ing trip to Europe, takes time out from the éea-on’s showing to be photographed with two

One fs in the new slim Jonger-Jacketed sult and the other in the popu-
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Canadian-made collections, soon to be seen
0-coast,

Staunch Worker For Cancer Society

Will Carry On Fight in California

with more than 1860 volunteer -society's
workers in the fight,

Her joo was to ald the units! 1, ineludes an education pro-
with organization, campalgn' gram to alert people to can-
work and their share in the cor's danger’ signals, research

‘projects to track down the cause
“5 and cure of the discase, and a
me ‘iwelfare program to make. sure
none need forego early dingnasts
-fand treatment because of lack

ms} cof finances,

; She recently travelled to the
‘Yukon to form tne i:est units of ,
lithe soclety in that area In Dawe |
yison City, Atiln, Mayo and!
Whitehorse, _

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program
Against cancer,

  
  

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MRS. ELEEN PAIRCLOUGH,
Progressive Cansorvatlve
Menber of Parllament for
Hamilton Weert, climbs from
in RCA! Silver Star at Mar-
vill, Pranee, after her first
ride Ina Jet plane. She was
one of Hx members of pariias
ment who floured overseas
RCAF hases,

(CP from National Defoure)

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" Bngene Bartlett, 45, of 423 Em-
erson Place has * been pro-
moted to the position of plant
engineer effective totlay, J
Grady Lewis mill managor of
the Watson Island operations of
Columbla Cellulose Company
‘Lld,, announced toilay,

Mr. Bartlett succeeds VT B
Willlams who left the company
to take up a position with Alex-
ander Fleck of Ottawa,

Born Jn Nelson, B.C. Mr, Bart-
lett graduared in mechanidal
engineering from the University
of. British Coiumbia fn 1032,

Between hig graduation and
1040 Mr. Bartlett was employed
aS an cnginecr on several guild
mining projects and in May
1040 jolned the Ala:ka Pine and
Cellulose Company as assistant
resident engineer. From Septem-
her, 1950 ‘until February, 1951
he was sulphite design engineer
With the Powell River company
and In March, 1051 joined ‘the
Columbla Cellulose Company.

Married with three ‘children,
Mr. Bartlett js a member of the

- Prince Rupert Daily News _ 3
_, Wednesday, Auguat 24, 1955,

Eugene -Bartlett Named
Plant Engineer at..CCC...

day that effective last Friday
Kenneth H, Anderson, 43, be-.
came nssi:tant to the director
of engineering Mel Jopp. Van-
couver, Mr. Anderson, fs 9 grad-
uate In mechanical engineering
In 1934 from the University or

umbia Cellulose from the Mara-
thon Corporation of Canada,
Lu, Marathon, Ont, where he
was resident engineer, Ne Is
married ‘with three children, —

Salt Lakes Trip -
Set Tomorrow.

There will be a children’s: ex-
cursion to Salt Lakes tomorrow
Helen Trapp, supervisor for the
Parks Board playground com-
mittee announced today.

Migs Trapp sald that children
should meet at. McClymont Park

 

with thelr lunches ‘and 20 cents |.

ferry fare at 12 noon, They will

 

Professional Engineers Associn-
tlon of British Columbia. and
also a member of the Technical
‘ssociation of the Pulp and:

. {Paper Industry.

 

Really Nothing
Th oLongevily
Says "Grannie”

birthday comes next Bept. 30,

evity. °
It's a Cansily characteristic,

nearly 102 and other members of
my family also enjoyed long
life."
Spry and diminutive, Mrs,
a dortor “for the first lime since

tnd hurt her back, but despite
the injury walked downtown and
back.

 

PRICE AND
~ SATISFACTION—

She was born i Kingston.
Ont., fourth child of John and
| Elizabeth Leader's family. of 14.
‘The town of Leader, Sask. was
'named after Mrs. Barker's fath-
ler.

She has five grandchildren
fand 1) great-grandchildren,

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VICTORIA @ — Mrs. Hanna|
Chapman Barker, whose 100thi.

sitys there Is no scoret to long-

she says. “My mother Ilved until.

Barker was attended reeently by |

I can’t remember when.” She felt,

teave Cow Bay at 12:30:p.m. and
‘return on the 5:30 ferry.

| Monday-Miss Trapp sald; about
35 children and several parents
enjoyed a trip to Dodge. Cove,
Digby Island, where the children
enjoyed swimming, dug for clams
‘and picked berries.

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