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3 JOrinee Wupert Daily Mews Lev,

Thursday, July 5, 1962

Surprise shower held -
for | former cily girl

A surprise party was held for Aif Jensen, 801 Borden Stre
Mrs. Cemal Mchnet Adli, the for-|June 27. Streel on

Miller Bay Tidbits

Mrs. Herman Kessler has re~
turned to the X-Ray department.
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Congratulations to the staff
who took part in the Recreation
iClub float and on winning a
prize. Victor Wells was in charge
of arranging the float and the
following took part, Mrs. Rose
Crowell, Miss Christine Dalton,
Miss Irene Clayton, Victor Wells,

UBC students serenade
President MacKenzie

VANCOUVER () — In a quiet her marrige in 1928, She had
rain one day last November, 1,000 met Norman MacKenzie four |
University of British Columbia | years earlier at a student con-
students gathered outside a cam - ference, while he was a Dal-
pus office. housie law student in Halifax

   
    
  
   
 
  
 

 

 

 

 

mer Sonja Hilda Jensen, at the] Mrs. Adi, married recentl )
nja J 1 J ne S. _ me recently to They had learned their presi- and she a University of Toronto . . .
home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. 3 Adli of Turkey was presented dent, Dr. Norman MacKenzie arts undergraduate. Aled eae oy Nerskt
~~ --|with a corsage of carnations and ; iri ; , “ 5 gre iA he
was retiring this July 1. And| The work? “It was great fun j also Carl Etzerza for driving the

‘Dr, and Mrs. G. P, Evans and |
(4inily left by car for Smithers |
Saturday. Dr. Evang will return
to*the city in two weeks, while
Mrs. Evans and the children will
remain there for the summer.

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Arriving at Sunnyside cannery
for the summer months was
Heber Clifton of Harticy Bay
who was retired from services
with B.C. Packers several years
ago and has returned to the can-
nery every year since.

they wanted to serenade him.

It was a display of spontane-
ous affection that made retire-
ment a little easier, perhaps.
And for Mrs. Mc<enzie, who had
shared the road up, it meant a
lot more.

“That was the proudest day of
my life,” she recalls, “I'll never
forget it.”

As Mrs. MacKenzie sat in the
spacious grounds of their uni-
versity - owned home she con-
templated some of the other
days she won’t forget.

There were early years as 3
working girl, life in army huts,
as UBC got its start, and en-
tertaining royalty not so long

he 22 guests attending present-
cd her with a gift of flatwear.

The party was highlighted
‘with a decorated wedding cake.

The bride will join her hus-
band shortly in Winnipeg where
they will reside for a year.

Dr. Adli will resume his prac-
tice in Kansas City the following
year.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

| @ Sons of Norway Lodge meet-
ing, July 9, @ o'clock. (132)

Daily Crossword Puzzie

but I’d sooner be married than!;ruck and to Mrs. B. Niemczyk,
have a career, she said. __|Mrs. Beth Kazakoff, and Mrs.

I don’t know if I'd have said Laura Abbott and all who helped
that when I was 20 — I didn’t|with the art work and the cos-
know so much then.” tumes.

LIVED IN HUTS —_

Dr. MacKenzie was appointed} 19 Spain, Senorita Maria Jua-
UBC president in 1944. They nita Serrano of Alicante decided

moved into available housing of | 49 follow the time - honored
the day — huts at UBC's “Aca- Moorish custom that demands a
dia Camp.” bride break a pitcher over her

“I think those were perhaps groom’s head to symbolize that
the happiest days of all,” said a broken love can’t be mended.
Mrs. MacKenzic ° all,” SC |) ovely Maria accidentally used

Phat little house with its lin. |t02 much force on Aer Blown.
oleum floors and plywood walis | JOSE Fernandez Tequila. He was
was almost indestructible. An | taken to ene pospital: uncon-
ideal place to raise three chil | SCHOus, Wi a be concussion.—

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
    
  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACROSS 54 Awareness, 25 Part of a pocket
1 Make quict. — 55 Positive pole, radio. P ago. dren.” - Toronto Star.
3 Campus building. 2 Fiano solos, 27 European ft It perhaps spelled out a sim- _The postwar days were excit-|—— ——
14 Body of troops. 60 Declare passe * ancient nes, ple Philosphy elite and to So. met fie yen et yvamber f Try
15 Record. GL Magnitudes, ° 29 Largest. . we fo f SO0- “In two years the number o .
16 Business of G2 Flowers: Fr 30 Foremen only, - MOOSEHEART GRADUATE RECEIVES CiIEQUE: HG. Hatch, a cial duties. students inereased from 3,000 ba Delicious
middleman, G3 Scarcity. 31 Seaport in : member of the Powell River Moose Ludge, presents a cheque for pone, Was, 8 working girl in a/9,000. The only way we could
13 Mase DOWN Hawaii. Vacation $849.88, on behalf of Prince Rupert Chapter No. 211, Women of ‘Toronto advertising office before’ get more professors was 1 PIO HALF FRIED
3 rastery. Abbe 1 Cattle-catching 32 Giant of Norse the Moose, to Ray MacMillan, who praduated from ‘Mooseheart | : a ise them housing and the only
21 River into the weapons of the 36 Symbols of in- Bible school High School on June 8. Although Ray was sponsored at Moose- PRINTED PATTERN pousine we could get were army C H i Cc K E N
North Sea. nam pas, ‘ heart by Timmons, Ont. Lodge No. 1656. the Prince Rupert Chap- 4 uts.
22 Awns on barley 2 Gladd n 37 Ment d ter adopted him as their “Sunshine Boy”. He will tin nap N Faculty members, students and 1 50
4 oe . hs aen, . istributed. s » Boy”, e will pu e money SIZES / p S.5 x $
24 Faste . > ; . Torthe sani , : ~ children all shared the Acadia *
Fas may a cer 3 pee a ‘ (an eNaeS taium set TO sta rt t Boren as he plans to enroll.at Northern Illinois University 10—20 Camp.
26 Native ruler in 4 Fine 43 Compact , Vacati : Meas : “Tt was Si le d friendl
; 3 inc —— 3 . acation Bible school activity was simple and friendly:
30 Wo, 5 Norwegian #4 OF greater hegins this week at Port Simp- . you'd 80 nen the pac cont PAGODA
33 Split. 6 Hereditary Gere 46 Guides. | son. F [ I ane osttee pot.” mag ou Drive - In
34 Turkish decree, man title, 48 Tiding horse. Miss Wilma Sharpe, Miss Rene rancols a e e cottec por:
35 Pastry shell Billed gee and the 49 Qne pe the McElroy, Miss Shirley Etter,
’ , u itweuls. " ; } 7
etc. Dominican 50 Cardinal and thomas Harding an Brian Hun- New -
37 Inhabitants of Republic. carmine. aT, Nave iniliave summer work S 7
the earth. 9 Fastern title. 51 °O Lord, renew AU Port Simpson under the ) our
39 Outlander, 10 Language of our days — old:” Inited Church of Canada. By AGNES H. NEAVE eo@
40 Clay deposit. Buddhism. 2 words, The First Uni in- Dai 2 7
41 Indian pony. 11 Early home of 2 A person. vites all four ne See tis aily News Correspondent ° |
42 Triangular cloth » man, 53 Wager. their annual restivity of fun, de tae Ban LAKE—On Mon-|at Colleyvmount and along the :
insets. 2 Fewer, 55 Architectural . - camo : »:day two Burns Lake fishermen | nor shore hav
43 Altar hanging. 13 Nimble. pier. games, songs, Bible study andjon a trip up Tchesinkut Lake neross Phe take ow had to go SAVINGS EARN MORE
43 “The rest is 2” 14 Orchestra section, 57 — Darya, 1,500- crafts. did not return, so early on Tues- | tl a ae e sake on the ferry and
47:1/10th of an ‘19 Mellow. mi, river into The hours are from 9:30 d s-|then cross the end of the lake
ephah. 22 Seed covering, Take Aral, to 11:30 S are | :3 am. ay the RCMP and several other|at Nadina and drive eastward
51 Neat __ pin. 33 Western eure 59 Chopper t : a.m, each day for two|folk went out to look for them) again.
—! : gs * moe. — weeks starting July 9. There will|as a storm had come up. Later Tw I . a
1 [2 43 [4 [5 {6 BR 7 6 49 YO [VA |te bo a similar school at Sunnyside jin the day a plane piloted by Jim} ran i a jer creeks went on the 2. ee >
Vt ia at 1:30 p.m. each day, This school |Stewart flew over the area and ae bat and took their bridges: Canada’s First Bank...
" also starts next Monday. saw the men. Their outboard what aa this was nothing to |
1S 15 A second team will leave for |motor had gone out of commis- a appened in Burns Lake. Toei her wayd :
. | . This has already been in the Effective July [st. savings de-
Bolla Bella Saturday night. Miss |Sion also the other one they had} papers. Even the hospital wi i . i
moO 18 {19 20 Sharpe will direct two schools in; With them in case they had | surrounded b ‘t hi oo oe wes | posits at the B of M will carn
that area — at Bella Bella and ‘trouble. Ruth Lord took the} that it ' y usin water so interest at the rate of
° 2 23 Shearwater. iRCMP in a 17-foot cabin cruiser) i jt was impossible to drive
<a Tas, x5 Seen Teo Other members of the team aye wore the men home. , 2 ob ee
are: Miss Barbara McLaren, Miss ' were very wet as there] mr. and’ Mrs. E. A. Hart
. , ee j . cs ae . . EB, . art of ;
2g 131 132 7 a 3A Keren McBride, Miss Elizabeth had been a heavy rain durin2| Langara Lighthouse called in 0 PER ANNUM
MeGruther, Miss Suzan Harding, | *he night and they had no cover.| tor q short visit. They are rock
5 = 27 138 Mrs. R. W. K. Elliott and John tb ob + hounds but now that the lake
— Oberholzer. Nobody can remember such alis so high it is the wrong time Take advantage of this new,
“3 a0 a The two extension teams are Monday and nad oe wert We of year to look for agates. higher rate by opening a ei
a2 * af mide up of young people from t y ment. Wel} tot M savings ace ,
3 “es the Metropolitan Church in Ed- hear that we had three and aj During the week we had folk \ B of M savings account today
5 nC a7 tia 149 [50 monton and the First United |Dalf inches in all. staying in our cottages from . - +. Follow the example oe
Church in Prince Rupert. The Nourse Creek, several miles Spokane, Texas and Seattle. ~-- by iE Co eciag——~ | three million Canadians who
r yep [sa EA ES | young people give their summer west of us, came at auch a fate They had ternitic uek fishing are building for tomorrow at
holidays to this type of work and was so swollen that it toox)for trout and char and kept the sy : : ats Firs :
| . ‘ 4 a rs .
sy a 5B [SO | sas lout the new fill and also the two little smokehouse busy smoking COAT AND SKIRT cost UME Canada’s First Bank
i} In addition to the schools Stade ¢ we | or walking suit — smart in jer-
{colossal culverts. their catch to take home whtay x tton tweed or line s ”
u 64 ; mentioned, the teams will also} One of them was stood up on; them. roe Woon Lor el wear Now MY HANK
| participate in schools at Kita-;end in the lake at the mouth ot a oy ; neve . Toc WS ERRA SNS M
nm | fs se maat Village, Bella Coola, Sunny- | the ereek. This has cut off traf-| My husband Hal and I went tae ed Soe mn 4984: Misses 2. BANK OF ONTREAL
| fic eoing west and folk who live) off trolling for trout on Friday ° (auadas First Cask

| side and North Pacific, Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size
16 coat 234 yards 54-inch; skirt
takes 1 yard.

FIFTY CENTS (50c) in coins

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evening and he caught a big one
but they didn’t seem in a biting
mood so we were pulling in our
lines when a char struck at my
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Prince Rupert Branch: J. R. ELLIOTT, Manager

       

   

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: ae Fender lure, T knew it was a char pane Tee TY LE Stewart Branch: ROBERT DAVIS, Manager
“ et son one | right awny because the trout NUMBER ’ 4 Terrace Braneh: CLIFFORD MURPHY, Manager
" eH peene os a a t down sleep ter and you Send order to ANNE ADAMS,
Have to pull them up, care of The Prince Rupert

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Tigis one fought steadily and
Hal kept the moter running
| towly to tire it out but he kept
oo boekine vp in jerks so Hal
stapped the eneine cand teft me
ty pul) it in.

lowos rather tired and my
werish aehine when Hal sald
“Hane on a bit---D ean't get it
in the net so will need the galt"
land he gatfed my nine and oa
jail pounder, My hook loaked
aueh ope finy thing to have
pbroneht inv this fish where it was
hooked in the pum.

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We have Mro and Mrs. Tloyad
) Bown and sons Ken and Jerr
fin oue THN Cottage for two
weeks, Mrs. Bowman is better |
known in Prinee | Rupert ius |
Phylis Bowman as she ds social
‘reporter for ‘Phe Daily News,
The two hovs have settled in

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morming we pleked up Mrs, Bow-
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to our Little ehureh fon We
morning service and took ber

° Goldonwoat the rest of the way.
. The first person she met on
‘ All these biscuits aro carofully packed In Paok entering. the door was a THtte
| Froan's "Home Assorted” with a spocial ro- Penee Rupert girl Heather

Cireen, who ts staying with her
arandpairents, Mr. nnd Mrs, Stan
Gaider here, The areen family
arrived by ear fram Prince Ru-
pert an Suturday vfternaon,
Through oa mistnderstanding
one minister did nat came, se

closure top that keeps tho froshnoss locked in.

Look for Pook Froan's J lb. "Homo Assorted" at
your supormarket.

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Pook Froan hes bean baking biscuits since the timo of bur san tively took the service
young Queen Victoria, Do you wondor nobody bukes with Mr. Suan Calder playing
the organ,
aenrnaencnete e Corruqated pepor , thom as good ? mei toh
dividors provont On Bunday morning young

Jeff Bowman found a baby swal-
low who had evidently been des-
erted or fallen out of a Hest, so
he made a soft nest in his eap
and placed ik aver the window

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just folel ovor and faston by frime, boepinn that the parents
with tinetlo. would. tind tt there, Lloyd
brought da three rainbow trout.

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after no oshort. Hime fishing ane
Governmont of Brlish Cola

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lost three as be had no net.

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