Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
July
11,
1951
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STEWART
Edward
Edward-son,
age
65,
a
silicosis
pensioner,
pas?d
away
on
Thursday
last
at
his
home
on
Eighth
Street
here.
Mr.
Edwardson
was
bom
in
V'TiL-nu
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thp
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knnun
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At
Stewart
STEWART
Honoring
J.
P.
Garlick,
a
party
was
hc!d
In
the
Moose
Hall
on
Saturday
at
which
thi
Loyal
Order
of
Moose
and
Canadian
Legion
combined
to
TODAY.-
THURSDAY
trict,
Mrs,
Sally
Stewart,
was
presented
with
a
Moose
spoon
by
the
Women
of
the
Moose.
Senior
Regent
Mrs.
J.
McKay
made
the
presentation.
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Legion
also
presented
.vas.
Stew
an
with
a
pvn
and
pencil
set.
The
presentation
was
made
by
the
President
of
the
Auxiliary,
Mrs.
S.
Kirkpatri-k.
Cribbage
and
whist
were
played,
winners
being:
Cribbage
Mrs.
Vera
Lawrence,
Mrs.
F.
Hunger,
consolation;
Bobby
Bchnsen,
J.
P.
Haw-klnson.
Whist
-Mrs.
J.
Nichols,
Mrs.
W.
R.
Tooth;
Bob
Barwise,
Isaac
Soderlov.
Dancing
followed
ttve
supper
Still
Burning
TERRACE
More
than
100
men
have
ben
fighting
a
forest
fire
winch
broke
out
on
Monday
Afternoon
near
the
Fraborne
Saw
mills,
seven
miles
out
on
the
Lakelese
road
at
the
foot
of
Thornhill
Mountain.
Cause
of
ttvj
fire
is
unknown.
There
was
not
a
breath
of
wind,
the
mill
was
running
and
the
burner
going
with
hoses
placed
in
readiness
to
extinguish
the
burner
immediately
should
the
wind
arisa.
No
sparks
were
liy.nfc;.
The
fire
was
first
noticed
by
one
of
the
yard
men
and
the
mill
crew
had
it.
almost
under
!
him
with
suitcase
The
pwent
a
ativc
living
in
this
country
is
TODAY
'Goodbye,
My
Fancy"
Lucille
Ball
Madcap
Mirth
Madcap
mirth
comes
to
the
Capital
Theatre
this
Wednesday
and
Thursday
when
Lucille
Ball,
as
a
cosmetic
dealer
selling
her
wares
from
door
to
door,
becomes
involved
in
all
sorts
of
scrapes.
She
and
Eddie
Albert
become
involved
with
a
murderous
smuggling
ring
and
have
many
escapades
before
they
finally
best
the
villainous
group.
The
chase,
aboard
a
ship,
Includes
every
sort
of
mad
happening.
Carl
Benton
Reid.
Gale
Rob-bins,
Jeff
Donnell
and
Jerome
Cowan
are
featured
in
the
principal
supporting
roles.
Terrace
is
Warm
Spot
TERRACE
Terrace
was
one
of
the
warmest
spots
In
British
Columbia
yesterday.
The
thermometer
rose
to
86.
A
forest
fire
which
swept
over
200
acres
in
tlw
Lakelse
Lake
are
was
under
control
last
night.
coca;
ion
was
the
transfer
of
Mr.
brother,
H.
Edwardson,
who
re
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8:20
Highway
JOl"
EVERYONE
Gariuk
to
Gibson's
Landing
as
liquor
vendor
at
that
point.
M.'.
Garlick
is
a
Past
President
of
the
Legion
and
a
Past
Govcr-nrr
of
the
Moose
Lodge.
He
has
always
been
very
active
in
both
organizations
and
will
be
missed
from
the
community.
7
sides
in
Anchorage,
Alaska.
The
deceased
had
been
rapidly
declining
for
some
time
and
the
death
was
not
unexpected.
By
calling
a
miner,
he
had
been
employed
at
the
Indian
Mine,
Silbak-Premier,
B.C.
Silver,
Silver
Tip
and
the
United
Era-'
pire
Mines.
'
Interment
took
place
on
Sunday
in
the
Stewart
cemetery.
H.
A.
Stewart,
local
undertaker
was
in
charge
of
arrangements.
tinrt
nrovjintatlnnK
Mrs
W
J
r
1
s
The
prestation
was
made
by
j
Crawlort,
and
Mls.
L
Bchnsen
W.
R
Tooth,
l
ast
Govern
.ir
of
IS
TALKING
ABOUT
BUTTERICK
PRINTED
PATTERNS!
And
now
we
have
them
come
in
today
to
see
these
new
and
wonderful
easy-
)
friiui
AW
ifficiated
at
the
piano
and
Sam
Orkpatilck
on
the
violin.
control
when
it
jumped
the
creek
and
got
beyond
tho
range
cf
the
mill
hoses.
The
mill
itself,
li'iving
a
good
sprinkling
system,
&'.
not
in
danger
but,
by
early
evening,
the
fire
had
advanced
the
Moose
Lodge,
and
also
Village
Commissioner.
Mr.
Garlick
also
held
the
pnsi-
V
TATCil
'l'
STARTS
Till;
I
W
I
CfYl
-U
tion
of
Secretary
for
the
School
P,
einier
Board,
Zone
51.
Roy
Sharp
is
replacing
him
as
secretary.
At
the
same
party
another
resident,
who
is
leaving
the
dis-
up
the
mountainside
where
it
!
!
raged
all
night.
Mr.
Smith
and
Harvey
Camp-)
stEWArt
NEWS
i
bell
ot
the
lorestry
department
NEWS
here
were
on
the
scene
immediately
with
their
fire
fighting
equipment
and
crew
and
with
TERRACE
I
OPIGS
Art
Scammell
has
returned
after
spending
holidays
at
his
home
in
Vancouver.
While
there,
Mr.
Scammell
and
his
wife
celebrated
their
eighteenth
wedding
anniversary
with
a
gathering
of
their
family
and
close
friends.
to-use
patterns
with
directions
printed
right
on
every
pattern
piece.
j
See
our
wide
selection
of
exciting
new
fabrics
in
a
dazzling
array
of
colors.
Style
them
in
Butterick.
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
(i
KEMPTVILLE,
Ont.
W
A
69-
Neil
MoGillivray,
President
of
the
Silver
Tip
Mine,
arrived
from
Victoria
on
Monday
and
is
paying
a
visit
to
the
mine
this
week.
He
is
the
guest
of
W.
R.
Tooth,
a
local
director
and
manager
of
the
company.
Coming
To
Civic
Centre
DICKSON
Master
of
Ma$
The
Greatest
Show
of
its
Kind
in
Canad
MAGIC
.
.
.
FUN
FOR
EVERYONE
Mysteries
that
you'll
never
forget
.
.
.
Two
hours
of
Mi
Illusions,
Ventriloquism
with
Danny,
the
Talkative
Block!:
.
.
.
See
him
escape
from
the
Death.
Cell
of
Devil's
1st
their
speedy
and
efficient
organ-
izatlon
they
were
able
to
get
the
j
blaze
under
control
by
Tuesday
!
afternoon.
Early
on
Tuesday
morning
50
men
from
the
'Columbia
Cellulose
were
out
fighting
fire
augmented
later
In
the
day
by
crews
from
the
Public
Works
and
all
,
the
mills
in
the
district.
Approximately
200
acres
have
Noticing
smoke
passing
her
kitchen
window
as
she
was
cooking
dinner
late
on
Monday
af
Bill
Johnston
returned
by
plane
Thursday
from
vacation
in
Toronto.
Mr.
Johnston
travelled
by
air"
both
ways
and
he
reported
a
smooth
trip
with
excellent
flying
weather.
ternoon,
Mrs.
Harvey
Doll,
who
lives
on
Park
Avenue,
west,
went
out
to
investigate
and
found
smoke
issuing
from
the
basement.
ea'l
to
the
local
firehall
got
inch
stalk
of
timothy
hay
was
been
turned
over,
so
far,
but
found
by
T.
J.
Coppinger
on
his
none
of
the
saleable
timber
has
farm
near
here.
Average
height
been
touched.
the
firemen
on
the
scene
immediately
and
the
blaze
was
soon
Thursday
and
Friday,
Ju!y
12
and
13,
9
p.
of
the
plant,
used
as
noise
ami
Ed
Dodd
is
acting
postmaster
relieving
Mrs.
J.
C.
Smith,
who
is
on
vacation.
Prior
to
his
coming
to
Premier,
several
months
a,
s
s
S
s
S
S
extinguished.
The
front
porch
cattle
feed,
is
throe
to
four
feet.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Moxey
arrived
here
on
Monday
for
a
two
month
stay.
Mr.
Moxey
is
here
to
relieve
Roy
Sharp,
Dominion
telegraph
operator,
who
goes
on
his
vacation
at
this
time.
Fred
Sprecklln
of
North
Vancouver
is
here
replacing
J.
P.
Garlick
as
liquor
vendor.
Mr.
Garlick
is
being
transferred
to
Gibson's
Landing
in
a
like
position.
she
carried
a
colonial
bouquet.
The
junior
bridesmaids,
Bar
and
window
were
damaged
and
Adults
75c
Children
50c
Kiddies
25c
Under
auspices
of
Prince
Rupert
Civic
Centre
:
a
new
floor
will
be
needed
in
the
!
ago,
Mr.
Dodd
was
on
the
post.
Are'
Wedded
At
Terrace
basement
,
Smoke
and
water
did
office
staff
at
Salmon
Arm.
a
lot
of
damage
to
the
furniture
!
.
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESH:!
but,
with
the
help
of
Mrs.
Percy
Skinner.
Mrs.
H.
Cote.
Mrs.
G.
West.
Mrs.
Albert
Haugland,
Mrs.
T.
Turner,
sr.,
and
Mrs.
Eric
Turner,
the
house
was
cleaned
PHOTO
WRATH
ALL'S
FINISHING
DEVELOPING,
PRINTING
ENLARGING
EXPOSURE
METERS
AMATEUR
SUPPLIES
Phone
Greer
136
Hox
418
bara
and
Margaret
Pongracz,
wore
floor
length
gowns
of
rose
and
helio
taffeta,
respectively,
up
without
delay.
FINEST
OF
MODERN
PLUMBING
is
a
wise
investment,
in
terms
of
family
health
and
home
economy.
Call
Blue
846
PLUMBING
SaanicH
'
HEATING
BEST
OF
FOOD
styled
similarly
to
their
sisters'
Moving,
Packing,
Crating
Shipping
and
General
Cartace
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenue
Est.
1910.
Phones
68
and
60
C00KIN1
TERRACE.
Attended
by
her
four
sisters
in
blue,
helio
and
rose,
Mary
Pongracz,
daughter
of
Frank
Pongracz
and
the
late
Mrs.
Pongracz
of
Terrace,
became
the
bride
of
Paul
Frank
Obzero,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Andrew
Obzero,
also
of
Terrace,
nt
an
interesting
morning
ceremony
last
Friday
at
the
Church
of
the
Sacred
Heart.
Given
in
marriage
by
her
brother,
Frank,
the
bride
was
a
picture
of
loveliness
in
her
white
bridal
gown
of
satin
which
featured
a
full
skirt,
embossed
yoke
The
Terrace
company
of
Jehovah
Witnesses
were
hosts
to
the
Witnesses
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
interior
for
three
days
at
the
end
of
last
week.
Meetings
,
were
held
in
the
Kingdom
Hall
where
also
the
visitors
were
served
their
meals.
On
Sunday
afternoon
a
public
meeting
wasj
held
in
the
Tillicum
Theatre
with
F..
J.
Franks
speaking
on
FOR
TAKE
OCT
ORDERS
THONE
200
BROADWAY
CAFE
gowns
but
had
shoulder
veils
of
net
and
ruffled
coronet.
They,
too,
carried
colonial
bouquets.
Each
attendant
wore
a
necklace
of
pale
pink
pearls.
Groomsman
was
his
brother,
Steve
-Obzero.
.
Rev.
Father
Racette,
O.M.I.,
assisted
by
Father
Leray,
O.M.I.,
and
the
two
altar
boys,
Matthias
Ponaracz
and
Edward
Bis-
and
long
pointed
sleeves.
Her
Seras
Srt
m$
surviving
inis
Worms
fciui.
Later
in
the
evening
the
vlsHors
'"ft
by
bus
for
their
homes
in
Frince
Rupert,,
others
goins
up
'ountry
by
car
the
following
day.
mm
inmiir-n
i
mm
i
long,
double,
.
lace-edged
veil
was
held
in
place
with
a
coronet
of
ruffled
lace
and
she
ca--
ried
a
bouquet
of
pale
pink
car-
nations
and
fern.-
Maid-of-honor
was
the
bride's
si.ster,
Elizabeth,
who
wore
a
I
floor-length
gown
of
blue
nylon
i
taffeta
featuring
full
skirt,
ny-
Ion
yoke
bordered
by
a
deep
(pleated
frill.
Matching
mittens,
i
ruffled
net
hairband
and
colon
j
sonnette,
officiated
at
the
nuptial
mass
and
Mrs.
C.
Kofoed
presided
at
the
organ.
In
the
evening,
a
wedding
reception
was
held
in
the
Credit
Union
Hall
made
gay
with
wedding
bells
and
pink
and
white
streamers
and
vases
of
f'owe-.
Here
a
toast
to
the
bride
was
proposed
by
Frank
Pongracz.
Following
refreshments
and
the
cutting
of
a
three-tiered
bridal
cake,
the
Terrace
Ramblers
played
for
the
dancing
Vhlcn
lasted
until
the
early
hours
of
the
morning.
The
bride
and
groom
plan
a
short
honeymoon
mp
into
the
interior
before
set
tling
down
in
their
new
home
"Hospitality
and
Good
Tood"
That
Is
Our
First
Aim
Plume
17
for
Orders
.
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
Frank
Howard,
president
of
h
lnea'
I.W.A.
Union,
is
spending
some
time
in
town
lr
the
"ursc
of
his
union
duties.
He
is
beginning
the
organization
work
necessary
to
start
negotiations
nrt'-n-'s
w.th
in?
lnr;glnt;
and
sawmill
companies
in
the
.strict
in
an
attempt
to
get
the
v'-vls'onr
of
the
coast
master
-ontract
the
same
as
the
recently
igned
Columbia
Cellulose
N
1
V-i
-
IaV-
a
ft
"
ial
bouquet
completed
her
cos-,ume.
.
Another
sister,
Mrs.
John
To-manacy,
wore
a
full-skirted,
floor
length
gown-
of
blue
nylon
taffeta
with
sweetheart
neck-
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.
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1
i
a
k
tun
1
v
rv
ine,
short
sleeves
and
matching
.l.ltcns,.
ruffled
hairband
and
cfn
the
Keith
estate.
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i-ohs'.'int
i
hey
net
that
'V,
ladint'v
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.
.
the;
.s-rvicc,
and
fcrvice
here
Here's
simple
hospitality-good
food
and
Coca-Cola.
Coke
is
so
welcome-so
easy
on
the
budget.
..and
so
easy
to
serve.
..ice
cold,
right
in
the
bottle.
eVTy
,im?
you
drive
up
for
:
is!
Re
wi
;o.
Drive
up
here
for
expert
service
today
and
every
day!
Shop
at
the
sign
of
June
and
July
KEEP
IT
RIGHT
Inside
and
2I
JUtWrod
hrftlw
it
b-felt
tMm
mitrail
ftk
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114.
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
Phone
132
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
J
Bottle
Carton
Out.
DRIVE
UP
AT
r
Including
F.d.ra
Salt
and
Exciw
Jo"
Plus
deposit
Icptrbottl
"Cot.'
BEAUTY
CONTEST
ENTRIES
at
the
Prlncj
Rup
jrt
Exhibition
were
these
comely
eight
Misses,
with
top
honors
going
to
Gilberte
Smith
(fron
rw,
centre
i.
Runner-up
Iona
Hardy,
(front,
right
1
was
selected
as
Miss
Prince
Rupert
for
candidate
in
the
Miss
PNE
contest,
because
Miss
Emith
did
not
qualify
In
age.
She
is
only
16.
Third
place
was
taken
by
Margaret
Giske,
(front
row,
left).
Other
contestants,
from
left,
are
Dorothy
Weiss,
Edith
Jonason,
Joan
Dawson,
Benlta
Windle
and
Gilberte
Belanger.
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BLONDIE
,
:
By
CHIC
YOuj
iiP
T7
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pmiiii"
7n
TSl
SoMi
m?m
ki"
Superior
Auto
Service
LIMITED
Sun
Dresses
Sun
Suits
.
Sec
our
large
selection
first
The
Stork
Shoppe
Blue
810
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