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Rupert
Dally
Betas
"Wednesday
July
9,
1947
"GEN.
"IKE'S"
SON
WEDS
COLONEL'S
DAUGHTER
--
Shown
outside
the
historic
Fort
Monroe,
Va.,
chapil
following
their
-redding
are,
left
to
right:
Mrs.
John
Eisenhower,
the
former
Barbara
Jean
Thompson;
bridegroom
Capt.
John
S.
D.
Eteen-thower,
and
his
parents,
General
of
the
army
and
Chief
of
Staff
Dwight
D.
Eisenhower
and
Mrs.
Eisenhower.
Scores
of
high
pranking
army
officers
and
civilian
friends
attended
the
wed-dlng
ceremony.
Following
their
wedding
trip,
the1
couple
will
-live
at
Fort
Bennlag,
Capt.
Eisenhower's
new
station.
TOUCH
OF
HUMOR
ON
GOLF
COURSE
Viscountess
Alexander
"Heats"
the
Governor-General
JASPER
The
first
appearance
of
the
Governor-General
and
his
family
on
the
Jasper
Park
Lodge
golf
course
since
their
arrival
last
Saturday
for
a
short
vacation
had
its
touch
of
humor.
It
came
from
a
sprataneous
remark
of
the
Alexanders'
second
child,
the
Honourable
Brian.
The
children
were
along
to
ac
Rupert
company
their
Excellencies
who
were
playing
together.
At
the
first
hole
Viscountess
Alexander,
playing
first,
drove
a
long,
low
ball
from
the
tee
that
had
a
good
deal
of
roll
after
it
landed.
A
little
taut
perhaps,
the
Governor-General
Was
not
so
fortunate.
Ills
drive,
sliced
onough
to
bring
it
uncomfortably
close
to
the
rough,
had
too
much
lift
land
did
not
carry
as
far.
Glee
fully,
little
Brian
who
had
been
watching
closely,
dashed
to
his
mother
and
said
"You
beat
him
mummy.'1
Everyone
laughed,
and
none
more
than
the
Governor-General
himself.
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LTD
(E.
C.
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Manager)
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This
Talk
of
Higher
Prices?
Everything
Is.
Under
Control
9
Though
government
controls
have
almost
all
been
removed
for
some
months,
we
are
very
proud
to
announce
that
our
price
average
throughout
our
stores
has
not
changed.
Some
prices
have
nen
a
little
but,
to
offset
these
rises,
other
prices
have
gone
down.
AND
BETTER
NKWS
STILL,
ACTUAL
QUALITY
IS
MUCH
BETTER
THAN
BEFORE.
Yes!
Things
Are
Definitely
Under
Control
At
Peoifes
Store
M.
mrtinent
Store
Rupert
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&
Boys'
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In
Connection
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NEWS
Latest
from
Portland
Canal
Mining
Centrt
Great
Day
At
Stewart
Success
of
Celebration
Iitininisr
ent
of
t're-War
Days.
oTEWAUT
The
Dominion
Day
Celebration
here
was
reminiscent
of
the
pre-war
yars
with
gaily
decorated
cars,
floats,
bicycles,
horses
and
dress?d
pedestrians.
Proceedings
opened
in
the
afternoon
with
the
crowning
cf
the
Dominion
Day
Queen
Miss
Violet
Manojlovich
in
front
of
the
Oovernment
Build-Ins
on
Seventh
Street.
Miss
Manojlovich.
the
Moose
candidate
was
successful
in
gaining
the
honor
frcm
her
rivals.
MLss
Betty
MaeAulay.
Canadian
Legion
candidate
and
Miss
Jean
'
Drysdale,
Premier
Community
Club
candidate.
The
retiring
Queen
Miss
Kay.
Thcnvnaon
placed
the
crown
on
the
hciad
of
the
new
Queen
and,
In
a
fow
well
chosen
words
con-
graiuiaica
.Miss
wanojiovich
on
her
accession
to
the
',hrone.
The
defeated
candidates
were
maids
of
honor
Commissioner
John
Thompson
represented
Chairman
cf
Commissioners
William
Newell
who
yvas
un
avoidably
absent.
Tart
of
the
ceremony
was
the
raising
of
the
fla;;
and
the
sing
ins
of
"O
Canada".
Headed
by
the
float
carryin?
(he
Queen
and
her
attendants
the
procession
wended
its
way
to
he
ball
grounds
where
sports
for
young
and
old
were
featured.
Winners
In
the
various
events
were:
nest
Float
Stewart
Hospital
Women's
Auxiliary.
nst
Decorated
Car
Miss
Jean
Crawford.
Best
Individual
Entry
Master
Ray
Prhon
as
a
Hula
dancer.
Most
Original
Entry
Sam
Kirk
pa
trick,
wheelbarrow
and
doz
as
passenger.
Adult
Clcwn
W.
R.
Orr.
Juvenile
Clown
Master
Geo.
Nelson.
'
Best
Dressed
Window,
Stewart
I
Northern
B.
O..
Tower
CnLtd.
j
Best
Dreved
Window
Hyder
mnk
.pomer.
;
Siort
nirls
o
nnd
under
Loralne
Stevens.
Sheila
S:hon,
Vera
i
Drmpsev.
Boy
and
un'ier
Ken
Nelson,
:Tcd
Fisher,
.Ronnie
Schwab.
Oi'U
10
and
under
Iorain?
I
Stevens.
Beverley
Lawrence.
Jo-
ann
Rothnie.
Boys
10
and
under
Gto.
Nelson,
Bill
Schon,
Al.
Bredy.
Girls
14
and
under
Joyce
Bredy.
Mary
Manojlovich.
Joann
Rothnie.
Boys
14
and
under-irtay
Burnett.
Geo.
Kelson,
Bill
Dickson.
Laklcs'
Open
Race
Violet
Manojlovich,
Joyce
Bredy,
Joyce
Hawkinson.
Men's
Open
101
yards
Al.
Eks-
erg.
Geo.
Renaud,
Bob
Hutch-
in
gs.
Married
Ladles
Mrs.
A.
J.
T"ed.
Mrs.
n.
Stevens.
Mrs.
T.
K'rlcpatrlck.
Boys'
Sack
RaceRex
Dickson.
Bill
Dickson.
Al.
Bredy.
Girls
Sack.
Race
Vio!et
Mano-
Jiovleh.
-
Joyce
Bredy.
Jeanann
Cra-tford.
Thrce-Leceed
Race
Joyce
Bredy
and
Geo.
Renaud,
Jean
Dryjdale
arid
Al.
EksJberg.
Wheelbarrow
Race
-
VA
Bredv
nnd
Al.
Bredy,
Joyce
Bredy
and
Geo.
Renaud.
STEWART
WINS
IN
SOFTBALL
The
.softball
game
b?tween
Sll-
'iak
Premier
and
Stewart
resulted
in
a
win
for
the
Stewart
team
by
a
score
of
14
to
11.
Thlswas
well
contested
game
and
kent
the
fans
on
thelf
toes
all
through
the
game.
In
the
cvenlni
if5
people
attended
the
dance
held
in
the
Moose
Hall
to
finish
up
a
thoroughly
.cnjoyrbIc
day.
Music
was
contributed
by
Mrs.
Jean
Stewart.
Mrs.
Dot
Thomas,
Mrs.
If
your
building,
house
or
fur-nitu-e
were
lost
through
fire,
wou'd
your
present
INSURANCE
cover
replacement
of
your
possessions?
Do
you
realize
that
present
day
costs
of
material
and
furniture
arc
up
fifty
percent?
Consult
your
Insurance
advisers
nowl
H.
G.
HELGERSON
LIMITED
216
Sixth
Street
Edith
Behnsen,
Ray
Hamilton,
Gordon
Dick
and
W.
S.
Orr.
The
Committees
headed
by
G.
Anderton
were
responsible
for
the
success
cf
the
affair
and
1'
is
anticipated
that
the
3towart
General
Homital
will
benefit
substantially
from
he
proceeds
PLANE
CARRYING
MINE
SUPPLIES
Of,
Airlines
Packing
to
Morris
Summit
.Drilling
on
Big
Four
I
STFWART--A
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
plane,
piloted
by
Bill
MrLeod
is
busy
ferrying
supplies
tc
the
Morris
Summit
Gold
Mine
en
Summit
Hke.
McFaddcn's
pad:
train
has
als?
been
busy
for
the
past
week
tak
ing
In
supplies
to
Summit
Lake
for
Doyle
Bros.
Diamond
Drillers,
who
lnve
a
contract
to
Diamond
Prill
the
Rainbow
Group
of
Claims,
in
that
vicinity.
Drilling
oncraHons
are
also
proceeding
on
the
Big
Four
property.
AVirc
Arm
Camp
Ir
Getting
Busy
Consldc
rabls
quintitles
of
supplies
and
material
continue
to
go
to
Alice
Arm.
There
is
considerable
development
work,
aoing
on
in
that
district
mining
camp.
Renewal
of
activities
on
the
Tor-brlt
mining
property
there
i.s
having
a
stimulating
effect.
BLOWS
HIMSELF
UP
The
chuckwalla
daard.
when
alarmed,
hides
'n
rork
rrevle's
and
inflates
hlwseif
with
a!-
so
he
cannot
be
removed.
A
GOOD
COVERING
Resin
Is
used
to
rover
wires
in
flying
'nsrMnTnt?.
RCA
VICTOR
Leads
Again
"California
"
At
Capitol
Western
'Ihrtller
in
Color
at
CapitolHieatreTuis
Weekend
Technicolor
adventure
romance
with
Ray
Milland.
Barbara
Stanwyck
and
Barry
Fltzgeralr1
in
leading
roles,
"California'
tomes
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
.Theatre
here
this
Thursday
Friday,
and
Saturday.
Ray
Mil
l?nd
is
a
powerful
ard
n7",e
roldier
of
fortune.
Miss
Stanwyck
1'
the
glamorous,
fearle
:
nierrcnary
gambler
and
home-wrecker.
Fitzgerald
Is
a
gentle
visionary
farmer.
Action
of
the
story
acccmpan-ics
a
caravan
on
a
perilous
Journey
from
the
Middle
West
to
California
and
is'
accentuated
when
the
gold
rush
Is
encountered.
An
unscrupulous
retired
slave
run-ner
George
Coulourls.
enters
th
scene
and
coroflict
over
the
glr
arlres.
It
reaches
exciting
proportions
and
culminates
in
a
final
violent
battle
between
the
two
forces.
There
Is
a
poignant
ending
after
many
thrilling
se
quences.
POIWMOOT
FLANT
Poisonous
ivy
plants
in
Un
led
States
are
more
virulent
than
any
found
1n
the
tropics
hicks
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LAND
CL
PHONE
32'
SIXTJI