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. , 7 Oe, es , rem | Aladdin Hilarious Treat Success Anticipated _ Tuesday, October List Ow
oe . Je For Over 700 Younasters ow lL PERSONALS 8. . . -
ver 700 Youngsters || For Concert Campaign |

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hailey’
of Harpenden, Herts, England’
1 OL ‘ Success is anticipated for the ;Mrs. Wayman said. are presently in the city, as |
to some 700 children’ and’ several hundred . parents yesterday | Prince Rupert Concert Society’s| Scheduled for November 10 is! guests of relatives, Mr, and Mrs: ’
when the, Holiday. Theatre presented two performances of its | two-weck membership campaign | pyq Gustavson, contralto The Thomas Crowe, 207 Eighth Ave-
1957 touring production “Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp”, which ends Saturday, it was re- : " , :

' nue West ang Mr. and Mrs. Au- -
The stage or the Civic Centre ported today. February 23 concert will feature peat

: ; ) gust Wallin, 741 Eighth Avenue
auditorium became a long of|jy portrayed by ‘Peter Moore,| Campaign chairman Mrs. Mor- Aldo Parisot, cellist and Canad-, West, The holiday is the first

fantasy as a cast of eight enact-| proved once again that honesty | Tis, Wayman said today that 28|ian baritone Louis Quilico will] visit, in Prince Rupert. in 28
ed the fable of ‘Aladdin with | and charity will over-power evil | Canvassers have been calling on| appear. April 13. years for Mrs. Hailey. .
clever settings, effective Iight-|and greed, cunningly demon- residents urging them to take|= Sao!
ing and garbed in colorful Ar-| strated by Ion Berger as the | Season tickets for the 1957-58 oe :
abian costumes. _.twicked magician. concert series. ,
Aladdin's simplicity, excellent- Through his imagination and Taking part in the campaign |} l '
carefree zest for living, which are Mrs, J. R. Ayres, Mrs. Eu- . : (
‘At Vi ‘ was the constant concern of his gene Bartlett, Mrs, N. A Beketov, e n rew $ - a e r
Minister Visits was the constant concern of W'S) Mrs. George J. Brown, Mrs, Gor- | a

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Canaan : don Calderwood, Mrs. George ‘ 1
Former Church Maen Ae eg aia np | Cook: Mrs. Robert Corbeil, Mrs. Fourth Avenue West *
” : » WO! A. P. Crawley, Mrs. Floyd Eby, — | -

~ . and romance in Princess Adora ; i Wednesd October 2 ,
Tomorrow Ni ht . ; ‘| Mrs. Sidney Elkins, Mrs. Fdward ednesday, October 2nd at 7.30 p.m. |
g pleasantly played by Bena Shus-| gy,ermann, Mrs, L. M. Greene,, .

 

A former pastor of the Prince . ' Mrs. C. G. Ham, Mrs, K. F. Hard- . . ‘ . . ote
Rupert Pentecostal Tabernacle | _Realists, Aladdin's mother and ing, Mrs. J. Hepburn, Mrs. Wil-| Installation of the Venerable C. A. Hinchliffe as
will meet old friends tomorrow | the Sultan, father of Princess, liam Homenuk,. Mrs. R. W-.-

 

; : Archdeacon of Caledoni
night when he returns to the Adora, bumptiously performed | James, Dr. R. G. Large, Mrs. A! . Cal do ia, and the
church in which he served more BY eine tae Andis “ finally iW. Large, Mrs. J. A. Macdonald, | ' Induction and Institution as Rector of
than 20 years ago. ~ suc ping v0 addin’s andjMrs. WN. Poole, Mrs. G. R. Sah-— aya)!

Rev. E. J. North, will speak to |Princess Adora’s new found ma-| jen, Mrs. W. M. Scott, Mrs. John | St. Andrew's Cathed ral of The Very, Reverend
the congregation of the Pente- gic, provided tremendous humor | H, Steele, Mrs. A. D, Vance, A. F. A. —. Hendy L. Th., Th. D.,
costal Tabernacle at a special | throughout the show. Williams, Mrs. J. W. Wilson and:

service set for 8 o'clock tomerrow | Others in the cast contributing |Mrs. Percy Young.

| and his Installation as Dean of Caledonia by the
night. He will also lead the to the gay one and a-half-hour| However, Mrs. Wayman said, if

 

 

  

congregation in song.. Welcom— production were Ann Lidstrone : there were members of the pub- | Bishop of Caledonia, the Right Reverend,
ing him wil! be Rev. William B.|@s Noona, the lady-in-waiting ‘lic not called on, who wished Z H:.G. Watts B. A., D. D.
Leggett, present incumbents... ro Pees Adora, aeores ratey ; s¢ason tickets, they are asked to! . : _. mg
Mr. North was the Pentecostal |" © y roles as the Suitan’s!get in touch with any of the ‘ : : ‘ oo
minister here 23 years ago. ~- guard and the show's clown andj above canvassers or herself by. Light refreshments will be served in the Hall after .
Ed Hanson as Graspino, a greedy! phoning 5371. WT the Service. A Cordial invitation is: extended’to ‘|.
. townsman. | The society, headed by presi- . to Public: SE
LL S bi The exciting theatrical treat'dent Dr. R. G. Large, will pre- ; oO Fubtiic. , woot
ersonatty 70a 2ing showed the immense talent of sent four outstanding artists this a Se

 

 

the travelling group who with season, opening with world fam-|_
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gunnard An-|bounce and fast moving foot!our clarinetist Reginal Kell,
derson, 303 Fourth Avenue East, work, displayed their versatility: Sunday afternoon in the Civic;
left this morning by Canadian | a5 acrobats and dancers. ;Centre auditorium at 3 p.m.
Pacific Arilines plane for’ a|_ The laughable and eye-catch-" The fact that the perform-
week’s visit in Vancouver. ., ing production was sponsored by !ances are to be. presented on
the Parent-Teacher council in Sunday afternoons, appears to
Mrs, Gladys Olson, 301 Eighth aid of the PTA bursary fund. ireceive the - public’s approval,
Avenue East, leaves tomorrow | ‘qgamy-~ :
by CPA plane via Terrace for , oo
Vancouver en route to Kelowna G ON
‘where she will spend a three- CANADIAN LE | - ,

week holiday visiting her sister, .

| " ’ "an eae Ze Mrs. Mary Grozell.
. (Photo by ‘Chandler Studios) Edwin Enwright, manager of -
oo Mr. and Mrs, Harold Kenneth Hardy. Union Steamships here, returned oO
ped . .

to the city yesterday morning
on the Union Steamship “Chil-

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bined business and holiday trip
in Vancouver,

At St. Andrew's Cathédral Rites =~ ‘ne maa? Puesday, October Ist

: morning by boat was W. C. Han*
Members. of well-known Prince Rupert families were united in marriage|kinson, 729 Sixth Avenue West,

Friday night when Miss.Deanna Beryl Dougherty became the bride of Harold) flowing a holiday in Vancou- LEGION AUDITORIUM

Kenneth Hardy hefore the chancel steps in St.’ Andrew’s Anglican Cathedral. ver.

the very Rev, “A.B. Hendy. "~- Ee ae an RT — EVERYBODY WELCOME
Dean of Caledonia, officiated at: chrysanthemums., white tapers and a bouquet of Try Daily News Classified .

the wedding ceremony for the! Miss Marion Hardy, sister of | pink carnations.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mich-!the groom, as bridesmaid wore Edward Hildebrand proposed
ae] Karasosky of 238 Sixth Ave-:a rose-toned chiffon ballerina- the toast to the bride.
nue West and the son of Mr: length gown, topped with a gold Receiving the guests, the
and Mrs, Kenneth Hardy, 613: lame jacket, a headband of rose |pride’s mother wore a dusty-
Eighth Avenue East. colored tulle and she carriedjrose colored lace cocktail gown, ;
A background of pink pladiolus chrysanthemums in the same|]off-set with. a black feathercd: . Re
and multi-colored crysanthem-- shade. ‘hat. black accessories and a
ums, atranged im huge white’ petite Janice Campagnola as|corsage of rose. colored carna- |
baskets. formed an attractive: flower girl, was frocked in yellow, tions. L
setting for the bride as she nylon eyelet-over-taffeta, top-| The groom's mother wore a_
walked down the aisle wearing ped with a matching headband ‘purple velvet cocktail gown :
a7 pallerina-length white Jace- and she carried an umbrella of white feathered -hat, white ate:
over taffeta gown. The fitted V- mixed fresh-cut flowers. ‘Bridal |cessories and a corsage of white,
pointed waistline badice fell to attendants wore single strands | carnations. i

a full skirt, and featured 2 of pearls, and the flower girl;
stand-up collar and Jong sleeves :

   
       
  
 

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: | At the .reception . the bride's:
wore a gold locket, gifts of the | mother sing “I Love You Truly”.

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tapered to lily-points. th ‘seed bride. For travelling the bride chose’ ;
A tiara encrusted with ‘seed gest man was Richard Johan- | -rose toned kni it! ,
pearls, a waist-lenpth white il-) ~ ‘ , . a dusty-rose toned knitted suit.

sen and ushers were Raymond topped with a winter
Copperthwaite and Neil McAra.:shortie coat’ and
Organist was Peter Lien, accessories.

The reception held in the Sons . Following a, motor trip to

white:

lusion veil and pearl-dropped gold-colored

earrings, gift of the groom, com-
pleted her ensemble. She car-.
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: Beauty soses, mixed with °! Norway hall saw the bride’s Prince Gorge and points in the , merasensyeremenne
fan “ y Powe, oe table, centred with a three-tier- interior, newlyweds will take up: RS
while stephenotts . , D>
oe ee — ed wedding, cake, flanked by residence at 1517 Piggott -Place. |
The bride was viven in mar-'pink tapers, The serving table! Mrs, Hardy is a graduate of,
riage by her step-father, Iwas uberactively decorated with /St, Joseph's Academy,
Matron of honor, Mrs. Parry! . knee ce nee waaeait canteen een astm cect we meeeeee |
Garand chase a pawn of pales \ ‘
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batleriia-loneth skirt was a= | !
cented with side pancis of ap-i Bo ncynonamnrenerprreinstyenesteen gl Psi
pliqued lace, A bine lace, jacket | | ROE
Lopped her gown and on her | | “
head she wore a matching tulle! '
band. der flowers were blue |
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mother of Henry Vil, founded | . ' oo Sienna
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