Prince Rupert Daily News
‘Friday, May 17, 1963

 

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: —_ Rupert folk prepare to soak OPTOMETRIST
PERSONALS p p p | up ae - OPTOMETRIST
Mrs. Robert Ames and young uO |
daughter Denise arrived Wed- . Phone 5548 .
nesday by plane to visit Mrs. ~ $Un on ion Ollday weeKken $08 = Sra ave 7
Ames’ mother and father, Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Erickson, 132 Prince Rupert residents today The Alaska Marine Hi , i
1 , \ ‘ ‘ as ghway ,tween Prince Rupert and inter-
be here for two wake Oey, will what in all ikelinnee for enjoying | system also anticipated an ex- |ior points such as Terrace, Ha- 13215 DIAL 3215
iE \ Ww what in all elihood would be a « cceuecs zelton, Smithers and side and
then ears for Vancouver where sunshine-drenched Victoria Day tra number of eruigers for one way points was expected to be FOR THE BEST
ney ing spend one week before holiday weekend, | of its ships which leaves to- | hejyy A large number of people IN
re ing to Toronto, a morrow and returns in t he |were planning sight-seeing and
— With the weatherman fore- | early hours of Tuesday in |fishing trips to such plaees as CHINESE FOOD m
PRINCE RUPERT GOSPEL casting sunny skies throughout |

the region, it looked as if a rec- ! , ee
ord inumber of holiday-goers | to get back to their jobs
would be travelling Highway 16; %#™e morning.

for the three-day holiday. | Traffic along Highway 16 he-

The
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~ Order of Royal Purple

elects new executive —

The Order of the Royal Pur-

F. Wright, pianist. and Mrs. Don |
‘ple has elected a new slate of Crowe, third year trustee. :
‘officers for the year ahead, with:

ASSEMBLY

(Meeting in Sons of Norway Hal)
119 8th Avenue East

the Nass area and Kitimat.
Stores and businesses will be

closed Monday, with:a few .ex-.

ceptions, and there will be no

mail delivery service. The post
office, however, will be open for
;two hours in the morning.

HEADING SOUTH?

S.S. PRINCE GEORGE

= | has some passenger and automobile space
available on its May 28 and June 6 sailings
from Prince Rupert to Vancouver.

TRY THE
GRAND CAFE

FRESH BREAD DAILY
Buy your Show Tickets
. Anytime
Open ’Till 1:00 a.m. -.

time for work-a-day residents
the

‘45 a.m.—Brenking of Bread
unday School: 11:30 a.m
; Gospel Service: 7:30 p.m.
\ Everybody Welcome
» Phone 6311 or 4974

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The installation will :
7 po . iMrs, Robert Menzies succeeding | place June 8, at the Rupert Club! Depot Ticket Canadian
; hos Ua UtlClCU |Mrs. W. A. McChesney as honor-: with Elks and other guests in/ Office National
h t 7 y Fy ‘ed royal lady. ‘attendance. Phone 3118 Steamships
wna now, a? oar Pee | Others on the new executive - °

| Also at the ORP'’s last meeting, |
iare Mrs. John Connor, associate it was announced that a house!
jroyal lady; Mrs. A. L. Hemmons, bingo will be held Wednesday at |
loyal lady; Mrs. P. K. Deane. lec- the home of Mrs. D. K. Scherk. |
,turing lady: Mrs. Bert Ander- .

 

 

 

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SONS OF NORWAY MARK

 

If you have the aptitude and

INDEPENDENCE

could be the career for you.
An optometrist 's a vision
specialist. Optometrists are
respected members of their

tions for the Sons of Norway
last night were highlighted by
the visit of Arne Tvete, Sup-

dent Ken Laird and current
president Henrik Ingvallsen.
A throng attended the festivi-

bord. Mr. and Mrs. Tvete left
this morning Ly Alaska Marine
Highway ferry for official

‘Bellavance, secretary: Mrs. C. M. and dance June 1 at the Legion
‘McIntyre, treasurer; Mrs. D. J. hall. The spaghetti dinner, for!
David which much preparation is un-,.

‘Yo

Big event coming up for the |
interest to carry on to further . : . “son, conductress; Mrs. Eugene group is the spaghetti dinner:
academic study, optometry Independence Day celebra- here centre with past presi- singing, a dance and smorgas-

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MONTREAL, May 16 — Finding it hard to

decide which home improvement to do first?
Well, why not do them all at once? For in-
stance, if your list includes painting the ver-
andah, repairing the stairs to the back porch,

- a check-up on the chimney and some cement
work on the front walk, don’t let a lack of

ready cash stop you. Your neighbourhood

BANK OF MONTREAL can arrange a low-cost Home Improve-

Holiday Theatre bri nging CLEARING , ent Loan. In this way you can get all your improvements done
two lively shows next week | ment fell swoop on an economical, cash basis. B of M Home

  

communities, and their in- reme president, froin Bellevue,
come is in ‘ne with their Wash., and his wife, pictured
responsibilities, It’s a young — -- sae :
profession you might well
consider.

B.C. ASSOCIATION OF
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‘Clue, inner guard; Mrs. E. L. der way, is to be served from 6:30 :

ties at Sons of Norway hall, ‘Hubbard, outer guard; Mrs. W. to 8:30 p.m. |

visits to Alaskan lodges.
including initiations, choir

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soothing, relaxing bath made even more J/eeh 7? /
Toeuriods with delicately scented Caigon me YL jae

Bouquet. You see, Calgon Bouquet ‘con-

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PiPnocchio for children under | plays are directed by Nyra Ben-
12 will be staged Thursday at 4ison and Joy Coghill; sets and
‘p.m. in the senior secondary |ccstumes have been designed by
‘school auditorium, and Shakes- |Ted Parker, and costumes by
:;peare in Orbit will be given for | Jessie Richardson, Geri Richard-
5 n ‘adults and high school students [son and Vi Higgins.
ain, Mating Ist Sunday - | fat_8 p.m. es Joy Coghill'is k th
Holy Communion - | Pinocchio for children under out Caneda as directa rough
p.m. Evensong 4th Sunday.]'story of the wooden puppet who | OG Siete ess:

  
     

DIRECTORY

ANGLICAN CATITEDRAL
‘4th Ave, Wo at Dunsmuir St.
8:00 a.m. Holy Communion
8:00 a.m. Family Communion

CLUB STAFF
HONORS MAYOR |

Mayor P. J. Lester, who has
left the Legion after five years
as secretary-manager to enter
business; and his wife, got a
hearty farewell last night from

Advertising | BOYS and GIRLS { venient guontnly instalments. Do see your BofM Manager
| withou i as
ie ' Holiday Theatre of Vancouver fessional artists includes Julia,;in various British Columbia. IT COSTS JUST A FEW PENNIES to feel like a princess...
Brings Local Results returns to Prince Rupert next Gosling, Anna-May McKellar, |communities. when you ‘pamper’ yourself with a CALGON RO 4
ae oe week with two productions that Jocelyn Thompson, Phillip] Tickets may be obtained at BOUQUET bath. Yes, this is one of life’s CR =
promise to be crowd-catchers Brown, Frank Glassen, Brian |the door. little luxuries that we can all enjoy ...a | A ag os
CHURCH with young and old alike. ; Harrison and Douglas Reid. The | ???***7ererere ror rere reer reer ee COR I ee

 

ditions’ your bath-water . . . makes it silky
soft. . . helps your soap give extra lather

- . and leaves no bath-tub ‘ring’. Treat yourself to a Calgon
Bouquet bath tonight... and let your husband in on the secret.
He’ll like Calgon Bouquet in his shaving-water for a really smooth,

clean shave.

. DAY RIGHT for your family . . ;
BEGIN’ THE treat like muffins, for instance. So easy to oe

   

 

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colorful presentation of scenes Club 27 and tie beverage room

 

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Famlly Service. .., teacher and adjudicator,. and! the staff of Club 27. ! f a make with TEA-BISK, | the . ‘
7:30 a.m, Wednesdays, Salnt’s saeated: pe “Getight re Jovng. | founder of Holiday Theatre, Miss The ccuple were entertained Ey Ces 2 purpose baking mix. You! pe ee Bisk your
11:00 oa sundey School and sters ‘Benson is also a founder of! at dinner by Mr. and Mrs. ; fea Yan ne promise from the makers. And,
Bible Class. f Shakespeare in Orbit. is a ‘Holiday Theatre and its execu- | Rany Yerxa, and the staff of believe me, your family will be proud of
Very Rev, G.T. Pattison—Dial 4766 , tive director. The Theatre itself

THE STORK SHOPPE

2 “ou! So ask for Tea-Bisk, I'm sure it will”
‘has had tremendous success in

. : i ted Mrs. Lester with a ’ be one of the handiest mixes on your shelf
EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH from Greek and Elizabethan :. : ; presen : Teas he 19 i ith handy, pre-
aS : : ‘its endeavor of presenting the ' corsage and Mayor Lester with ... your grocer kas it in either the 19 02. size wil! ay,
fth Ave. E. at Ambrose . r \ : : ; . fith con-

Sunday ‘Schoo! 10:30 an theatre, featuring scenes from ‘classics of all kinds to students a large box of cigars. 221 West 3nd Ave. Phone 3821 measured one-cup envelopes—or the big 37 oz. size wi

Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, The |
| Tempest, Sophocles’ Oedipus Rex : } — oe ° ee ee vee

i SET ee | Spring hues featured

fJervices 11:30 arm. and 7:30 p.m.
Pastor W. John Wilson—Dial 4403

 

 

 

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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 1 OAD ye 2
ONS ith Ave. East (TALENTED ARTISTS :
Qundav Schoo! 10 a.m ; The talented company of pro- |
Services 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 pun. a wees see
Baby Sitting for pre-schoolers

ANNOUNCEMENTS |

 

 

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' Rev. David Torvell—Dinal Seid “WORLD FEDERATIONISTS at St Peter S azaadl
} ST. PETEWOS ANGLICAN or CANADA | Geld and mauve were the at the sewing stall were Mrs. V.
‘ End of 6th Ave, B ® Are you interested in Survival ‘colors reflected at, the bazaar E. Morrison and Mrs. D. H.

Reve ROE M. Verburgh,
7:40 a.m.- -Matins

M.A, iin the Nuclear Age? If so you are:

‘cordially invited to take part in
8:00 am Holy Communion 7 4 discussion at the home of Mr.
11:00 nam.- Holy) Bucharist

| ‘ va . rarlank
: 7:30 pam -- Evensong S.C. White, 1356 Ist Overlook
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and spring tea of St. Peter's
Anglican Church, The tea table
covered with a lace cloth, was

Franklin, at the baking counter,
Mrs. W. B. Skimmer, Mrs. Wilf
McLean and Mrs. D. Gemez; and

 

a Tea 5 963 at eentred with candles and daffo- the kiddies’ corner was in

Dally 7:30 a.m, Holy Communion J St.. on Tuesday, May 21, 1963 ato qi charge of Mrs. Mike Sehwab.

except. Wednesday, 10:00 am. {18:00 p.m, Discussion Leader Dr. vo R EM. Yerturel ened a : .

5:15---Evensong, Ro Wo felliott. 197). Rev. RE. M, Yerburgh opencc Kishen arrangements were
. ae a wa... the bazaar, and Mrs. James Mel- taren eare of by Mrs. V, II. Tat-

ST OPATE'S LOTUERAN lor received and welcomed the oo a ne
mel Ave, it Mettelde St OPE BIBLE SPEAKS ‘TO VOU guests. tersall, Mrs) FJ. Hicks, Mrs. J.

Syaniriny Rehoo TAAM., hes ‘ae eee a) Fy perdiord we :
Servier: Toa. end 7:30 pam ‘You Cannot Lose Your Place  Fourers were Mrs. Yerburgh, P. Kurdgicl and Mrs. R, Kelsey,
Bible Stody and Pruver Meeting 7: in Life Mrs. BE. G. Munn, Mrs, R. HW. Ya- and servers were Mrs D. Nor-

Wednesday 8 pom. ewe ye : :
Tha Ott Kee, Ss ily 280 pan
Pastor doa, Mesto, ba sth Ave. We PRE Ra )st0 Kees Sunday” at Pet

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Bervices Vo aim. and 7:30 pam.

mada and Mrs. C. J Currie.
Cashier was Mys.

‘berg, Mrs, EE,
1D Sievert, Mrs. A, Martin.

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