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5. 0, N. Dance Saturday night,
{embers & Guests only, (202)

8 Old-Time ; !
Page ayy “Nd Saturday night, Show starts .and Mrs. Valentin are now mak-

Organist: Miss Olive Strand |

MORNING SERVICE ONLY

3—Youth Rally a
Sept, 4—Gospol Hour,
Sept, 5-—Throg ‘Meetings

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®Moose Whist Drive. Saturday Attending the bride: at the
wedding were Miss Betty Oskey,
Miss Adele Glowinski and>Mis«
Claire: Valentin, while grooms:

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Jamboree. Friday. man-was Mr. Robert Smith. M~

8 p.m. Dance 10:15. At Le-“ ing thelr home In Prince Runert

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ixth Ave, WW. and ‘Musgrave
Rey, L. G. Sieber, Minister

Cathedral

Stinday “Sehonl will commence
Sept. 19th. Junior's O14 at 10 am.
© Primary and Kindergarten nt
12 am, overy Sunday,

The Postponed Sunday School
1] piente ts boing pinnned for Sat-
urday afternoon Bept, 4th,

Meoting to register for daily
Kindergarten Thursday Sept. aud
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COME AND WORSHIP

Vand your family are cordial-
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Annual Native Congress

SEPTEMBER 3RD, 4TH, 5TH, 6TH

 

Congress Leaders for our “Family Year"
Commissioner and Mrs, F.C, Hom
. From Buenos Alres, Argentina
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Miss Anne Tumilson, 17-year

Tumilson of Terrace, formerly
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First United Church = “St Andrew's

 

  

— Mr and Mrs, <b Valentin 7
- Back From: Honeymoon Trip

Home from a honeynioon in {In Prince Rupert General Huspi-
jthe north interior? 6f' Bio. ‘are

Mr. and". Mrs. L..R, Valéntin,; to remain in hospital for the
whose. marriage took place here 7
August 12 at the Church-of the

tal.” Miss Tumilson. is expected

next week’ or so.
i} Renewing acquaintance here
iin.the past few. days were Mr.
‘and Mrs. J. R. Hartwell, former
j residents ‘of Prince Rupert and
jnow of Mission City. They left
yesterday by car to return home
via the Cariboo and Okanagan.

Dy” Barns Was |
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Honors in Crams

 

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West Life Assurance
for the B.C. mainland,

Mr. Dunfee reports that Mr,
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In the three-year course leading
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Prince Rupert Daily News
Saturday, August 28, 1954

in’ pastel shades, set the summer theme for'a

E, Hiltz 1256 Park Avenue,

etre

became the:bride of Reu-
{ben Selmore Kristianson son of Mrs. J. Qualling of

 

The Rev, L, G, Sieber conduct-
ed the rites, for which the bride,

Robert Elliott
Leniuk, '

RECEPTION

ers, wore a pretty hallerira-
length gown of pink net over
taffeta, featuring sweetheart
neckline onthe fitted bodice,
and bouffant skirt. A chapel
veil in matching pink: and a
bouget of yellow rose buds com-
pleted her ensemble, =

The bride's only attendant was
her sister, Mrs, Robert Elliott,
who wore a similarly styled gown
of yellow net over taffeta with
matching tiara, and carried a
spray of pink carnations,
Groomsman was Mr, Sidney
ba

P, entecostal
Congregation

Has Vow Pastor

The congregation of the Pen-.
tecostal Tabernacle here has a
new pastor, ‘He is the Rev, W. T.
Kennedy, formerly of Trail, B.C.
Former incumbent Rev. W. T.
Starrett, left a month ago for a
new post at Coal Harbor, B.C. . a
Mr. Kennedy, who arrived here | S h
early this month, served for fix Leaves out
and a half years in Trail before.
coming here.’ -
With him are his wife and two
children, Lorne and Lorraine
who will attend school here. Two
other daughters are married and
another son is enraged in pas-
toral work at Lac La Hache, B.C.

nations.

three-tier wedding cake,

L’Estrange .

Prince Rupert. .

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year to Skagway, Alaska.

Vice-Consul
Greeted. Here.

‘Annunciation Church hall. last
night to meet S.-Saraceno, It-
alian vice-consul. at Vancouver,
whois making an unofficial vis-
it to the city. Mr. Saraceno was
introduced by M. Basso-Bert.

opment. |

 

themselves in their new life,

 

Poor Pickinas

across Canada, picknockets had cruise,
poor pickings during the British

 

did some rounding-up the day kan, Alaska, -

ment by C. F,’Dunfee, CLU|hefore the events started, There! During the summer, this serv-.
branch manager of the Great- Was no complaint dwing the ice has been carried on hy the

whole week of the games,

“Prince Rupert.” “

  

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A Welding School will be opened shortly If enough applien-
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Regina, Saskatchewan, ‘and the late Mr. Kristianson.

Hamlan and ushers were Mr.
and Mr, James

The Sons of Norway Hail was
the scene of the reception, where
the bride’s mother assisted in
receiving guests, wearing a pretty’
redingote-style gown of “navy
blue’ with pleated taffeta’ front
panel, accessories in spanking
white and a corsage of pink car-

Flowers and candles graced
_|graced the bride's table which:
held the beautifully decorated}

Proposing the. toast to the
bride was Mr. Sieber, and serv-
ing the buffet supper were Miss
Audrey Hiltz, Miss Irene Lindsay,
Miss Irene Rowe and Miss Karen

. Following their. honeymoon at
Rolling Hills and other Alberta
points, the newlywed. couple
plan.to make - their.. home in

Prince George”

On Final Cruise

VANCOUVER — Winding up
another summer cruise season,
the Canadian National Steam-
Ships “Prince .George”: sailed

from here Friday night on her
eighth, and last, voyage for this

Since the cruise season open-
ed at the end of May, . the
George has carried about 2600
tourists through .B.C’s famed
Inside Passage to Alaska, w'th
te idents of 11. Calls:at Ocean Falls, Prince Ru-
nlan descent athe inthe Pts eeltan, une, an

gell and Skagway, and on. the
return. voyages, cruising Gardner
Canal and Douglas Channel, sitc
of the Kitimat aluminum devel-

 

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ported the best ‘tatches of cod in’
‘Memory, Their traps’ were filled ||.’
nearly every day.in.one.recent ||,
stretch and two. long-liners oper-

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Empire Games here. Chief Mul- | vovace, Sontomber &, the Priire

Winning honors {n Life Under- |Iigan said photographs:of known George will take over the com-
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. decided to hold more’ each voyage, the B.C. bullt cruise
such, meetings during which Ship made eight scheduled and
those newly-arrived from ‘Italy, two charter voyages during: the
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