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ted in, the: ch h f
the Annunciation Wednesday morning when. Church of
Goulding became the’ bride of Henry John Nuyten,

before the altar. ador

ned with floral arrangements
and candlelight. g :
ev. M. J, tant. officiate a In attendance -was. Bishop
at the ‘wedding for the daughter ne oO Grady of Prince Rupert
ofr ond Mrs, Michael Goulding) Given in, ‘marriage by G. P.
ane Mrs. - Cornelius Muyten 0 pyons, the’ bride OAT ne her|
1 S wearing a ite heav
land. corded silk  full- length | gown.
‘PRINTED P ATTERN The short-sleeved’: ‘fitted . lace|’
bodice, styled on princess’ lines,
was accented by . matching
three-quarter length lace gloves.
A headband of corded silk and
seed ‘pearls secured | her
shoulder-length, veil and .she
Carried a corsage of American
2. | Beauty roses. To complete her
“ensemble. she wore a. three-
strand. pearl necklace.
Her only attendant, Mrs.
Brendon Holohan, ‘as matron-of
-honor, chose a blue. nylon-over-
“4 NN white lace gown in ballerina
length. The fitted: bodice fell,
’ op OF to a bouffant ‘skirt and a mat-
- f , |ehing tiara caught her tiny: veil
Re) : TA of blue. She carried pink ‘car-

nations, & me
. | George . Teurlings was best CELEBRATING HIS 80th ‘BIRTHDAY: is A. O Mors pictured centre left with-h Ingver
Row Organist was MIS ide do - Morse and daughters Inga, Mrs. Stanley. Veitch, left and’, ‘Vera, Mrs.. Chris Fossum, Tight.
SS dan oe an soloist was Miss. JO-) Thursday night during the birthday. party héld at the home ‘of. Mr.’and° Mrs. Fossum,” 639
ne Van Deursen. | Taylor ‘Street..A group of long-time friends’ w re-nlso/in ‘attendance’ to’ congratulate Mr. ‘Morse

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1 Ht Hh : - bao, bridal cate was’ tae the who arrived in Prince Rupert: in 1909.and also offered best wishes... to. Ingver‘ Morse, whos
TT. Mes b an Veni ate sti 0 t the birthday was August 6. Birthday cake was ‘nad? by. Mrs.. Ingver. Morse. ‘Included , in’ birthday
os c p} On na ae ane ion at the} presentations to A, O, Morse were greetings from his daughter Florence and’ son in-law, Mr,
TT * Receiving some 75 guests Mrs. and ‘Mrs. Norman Iverson, Of Oona, ‘River.: and. a ee from’. the Valhalla: Lodge: ‘No 6T.

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with matching duster in brown
tones, beige colored accessories
and a corsage. of pink carna-
tions. .
° The groom’s’ ‘sister, ° ‘Mrs. Abe
: Aleven received. wearing @ blue
-.| corded silk cocktail gown, white
oy Los - baccessories. and a _ corsage of |:
, ao white carnations...
Ov The bride’s table was centred

{with oa three-tiered wedding

by Mae ie cake, flanked by. silver candel-
abra. Father Morrin proposed
Bloused’ above,. sleck below | the toast to the bride.
—what. a clever shaping of For travelling the bride chose
fashion news! In cotton, | to wear a moss-green light--
shantung, or silk blend, this | weight summer wool. suit and
Printed Pattern is casual for |‘ beige accessories. oo.
business, dashing enough for Upon their return from a
dates. honeymoon in southern British
Printed Pattern 4851: Mis- i Columbia, the newlyweds will
ses’ Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. | make their home in Prince Rup-
Size 16 takes 3%4 yards 35- ‘i ert. Mr, Nuyten is employed by
inch check fabric, 5a. yard : Rupert Motors and Mrs. Nuyten |.
plain. was a teacher at. Annunciation
Printed directions on each school,
pattern part, Easier, accur-
ate. : “PIPERS PICTURED
_Send ‘FIFTY CENTS (50c) HALIFAX @—The Nova Sco-|..
in coins (stamps cannot be | tia Tourist Bureau says Highland |
accepted) for this pattern. . garbed bagpipers stationed at}..
Please. print plainiy SIZE, jentry points of the, province to]:
NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE jgreet’ tourists are: -the most
NUMBER... photographed men in. the proy-

order to ANNE ADAMS, /inc. They are at Amherst, Yar-
cane nd Prince Rupert Daily mouth, and the Canso Causeway.

News, Pattern’ Department, |"~
60 Front Street West, Toron- (4 Prince Rupert Dally News ;
to, Ontario. Monday, August 11, 1958

seenee reer enews SOCPEO OPPO OHPLOCOIP LONE

 

 

 

~ PERSONALS.

Mr. ‘and. ‘Mrs; ‘Andrew. Delaney, |
211. Sixth Avenue West, left Sat-
urday, ‘morning:. by: CPA™ plane |“
fora’ thr ee-weelk holiday in Van-
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Mrs, “Alice Houst n, 1136. Sev-
‘enth .Averiue . East, ° “left Satur- ‘2
‘day morning. by. CPA plane, for!
New, Westminster where she will}:
visit her -son: and... daughter-in-. os
law, Mr.-and: Mrs. ‘David Houston } +
and’ family:.. While. away for: two |:
months she will: also visit friends
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Mr. ‘and ‘Mrs. Vernon ‘Ciecone ee
‘and sons Jimmie and Mark,.724) “$1,000. Borrow in priva
. | Eighth Avenue East, left Satur-| ves _Tepay on terms you selec
.| day morning by.-car for.a,two-4. oe
{week holiday. in ‘southern. ‘British’ pone
_} Columbia.” While. en: route: they:
ot will: spend a: few days with. Mr. }) =
- Sand. ‘Mrs.-Melvin. E.' Thompson |;
a \2 and family, who are: holidaying.

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lowing: a ‘month's holiday in‘Van- ‘
ecouver. Was Mrs. L:.C.:R, ‘Raabe,
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Miss. Gwen Goddard, RN

the: nursing staff. of, the Prince
Rupert General Hospital, ‘leaves
tomorrow morning by Canadian
Pacific Airlines plane for Van- | 0 7°:
couver en route to Vernon where {°
she will.make plans for her mar-
riage to RCMP Constable A. C.

Leg ion WA pa ys tri bute ONE OF CANADA'S best vocal | Tuttle, August 23.

. and instrumental arrangers, bo

Gino Silvi is responsible for | -Lt, Ronald A. Orton RCN, staffii 0 >

to Mrs. A. F Dic ens the arrangements of Dream | officer of HMCS Chatham with

° * . Street, a4 CBC radio program. | his wife and two daughters, left |.

of relaxed music for summer | today for a two-week’ camping
afternoons. His Gino . Silvi trip at Maclure Lake. ,

singers are the choral group z —
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Best wishes and a “floral presentation to Mrs. A. E.
Dickens Thursday night highlighted the regular meeting of
the Ladies auxiliary to the Canadian Legion branch No. 27, |
held in the Legion Auditorium, sone | Dream Street is broadcast The South American capybara,
Mrs. Dickens, a ‘charter member was honored on the oc- | cach Sunday afternoon on the which grows up to four feet in | |
casion of her diamond wedding anniversary, July 30. | Trans-Canada network of the | length and 150 lbs. in weight, is}. _ er oe
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During the business session, president Mrs, Larry Ryan CBC. the world’s largest rodent, ee, -. LYE ABNER: , oo oe / . an
reported on the annual provincial conven held in ait nat . yoo one TV NIED chown’ |. an Soe me ! an

In other business the visiting committees reporte PULP W 8 i . : a \ HE NEXT SHOW'S IN PINE- THES NS
supplies had been taken to the children at Miller Bay Indian Spruce and balsam account| The Lausanne National Fair, ay Diy ii = HOPE HE APPLE JUNCTION 7.7, _GETTIN'ME
hospital and to the residents at the Plonecr Home. ltor 72 per cent of the wood used’ two-week exhibition of Swiss Wie, IMPLEHEAD. ioe GETA - ies CET Weye |

Sewing circles were planned In preparationp for the | by Canadian pulp and paperi draws an average of 800.000 peo- ; WoRuy’s FUNNIEST FREAK AK II SWELLED ONLY STARS RIDE XS oe ore}
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