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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News'
Saturday,
October
13,
195X
IF
Stevenson
Is
Course
Winner
Jraanizeil
Canada'
Jarorite
White
Skirt
;:
Arrow
Dart"
builds
a
new
home
or
repairing
the
old
one,
rblis:w.,s
to
help
you,
so
come
in
,
.
.
talk
with
compart
our
prices
with
others.
,J
City
Builder's
Supply
ljt
street
Plione
Blue
8'
Active
and
Interesting
Prcjram
is
Planned
Sixtjen
members
were
present
or
,
Triiii.i
fllTSBl!
at
this
week's
Art
Club
meeting
administration.
'T,
.
.
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3
r
nos"lal
when
officers
for
the
coming
,
,
year
were
elected
as
follows:
Based
on
a
two-yeai
term,
the
Honorary
President
Miss
cou
fe
wil1
be
studied
partly
at
Jeanne
Faure.
J
horne
and
partly
at
two
leading
President
Mrs.
T.
Priest.
Canadian
univu'jdUfc'',
probably
Vice-President
Mrs.
John
1
A'berta
and
Toronto.
Stirn.
Forty
applicants
in
ail
Canada
Secretary
Mis.
J.
T
Harvey.
;
have
btdn
accepted
for
the
Treasurei
8.
A.
Cheeseman.
i
course,
which
is
jointly
spomored
Mrs.
Stirn,
program
organizer
1
by
the
Canadian
Ho
pltai
Coun-for
th-j
year,
led
a
discussion
of
ci!
and
the
Ke'logg
Foundation
pictures
brought
by
members,
I
Home
studies
sav3
Mr.
8teven-thn
gave
instruction
on
figure
,
son,
b?gin
immediately,
t'nlver-sketching
using
Jimmy
Baldwin
'
s
ty
court-
s
will
bepin
next
snm-ar
a
mcdel.
Then
everyone
had
'
v
Follow'ng
completion
of
the
a
try
at
drawing,
usingai
a
model
studies
and
graduation,
dlp!a-:'iu!
lopolian
relaxing
on
a
.
mis
will
be
Issued
certifying
ad-:hes.'
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j
trr.SrJr.;
In
organiration
Mi?
:
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Maf?
-e,
who
had
and
management
of
hospitals,
brought
a
painting
by
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air
A
putty
home
wedding
took
place
quietly
last
tilght
when
Miss
Helen
Hibbard
became
the
biide
of
Tenho
Paftvda.
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Victor
Wberg,
1029
Sixth
Avenue
Ea
Th:
bride,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Howard
Hibbard,
formerly
of
Prince
Kupert
and
now
living
at
Sm:thers,
was
given
In
marriage
by
her
father.
Groom
is
the
son
of
Mr-
and
Mrs.
Elno
Paavola,
1236
Second
Avenue
Wist.
In
a
setting
of
carnations
and
crept',
Rev.
H.
O.
OLen
conducted
the
ceremony
In
which
the
brid?
looked
striking
In
a
long
white
gown
of
KeoruettP
with
;
Inrw
pppliirn
and
ruffe
nt
the
nccklliM.
She
wore
a
shoulder-t:i(!ttl
fineer-tip
veil,
crowned
by
a
s'lver
to.onet,
and
carried
i
Imufi'iet
of
ye'low
und
pink
rc-f.
RH(.
wore
the
groom's
gift
of
matching
set
of
p.-arl
neck-'a'-"
and
earrings.
Attendant
of
the
bride
was
,"
l
-
U.i'dthv.
wh
f
.
charming
in
her
pink
nylon
"O'vn,
fitiiitwtln
veil
with
hsnrl.
dress
of
pink
carnations
She
carried
a
colonial
bouou.-t.
of.
pii'k
and
ye'low
carnations.
Groomsman
was
Alfe
Korhon-'
en
and
ushers
were
the
bilJe'g
uncle.
Jack
Furness,
and
Mr.
Noiberg.
Recept'nn
fo'towed
at
th-;
home,
immediately
after
the
wedding.
A
two-tier
wedding
enke
tupped
with
a
miniature
bride
and
gnxjm
was
vel
In
the
centre
of
a
table
sut
rounded
by
bouquets
of
dahlias
and
gladioli.
White
candles
and
a
floor
length
table
cloth
completed
the
setting.
Toast
to
the
brldy
was
proposed
by
Mr.
Furness,
and
responded
to
by
the
t;room.
Mr.
Ko'rhon-en
offered
the
toast
to
the
br'desmuld.
r,
.
i-iu
frr.
an.i
serviteurs
were
mh
MHdtetl
Furness.
Mrs.
Irja
Ko'lrnen
and
Mrs.
Norberg.
The
gro'im
Is
employed
by
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.,
and
the
bride
worked
for
Hoskin's
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J.
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I,,.,
.VjLj
Hir
wonderful
pttn
for
.
of
Wt'H
lind
yow
ntry
form
and
of
your
nam
and
addict
on
PRINCESS'S
SITTING
ROOM-A
model
uses
the
phone
in
the
sitting
room
in
the
rear
of
the
sleeping
car
prepared
for
Princess
Elizabeth.
A
map
on
the
wall
is
placed
so
the
Princess
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
may
chart
the
tour's
progress.
This
car
will
b.
at
the
end
of
me
train
and
will
be
used
as
an
observation
C"'''
(CP
PHOTO)
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4.
litiiili'ri
rL
thtkt
of
iheit
on
ISO
word
etwy.
mfetmotion
n
receipt
ctupofl
below.
may
ntit
j
wwtt
their
eworvnott
'elumbia'i
gtowing
Fwlp
rOU
KNOW?
.
,
.
gufiift
Columbia
!
M
(0
mtlhor.
doffon
rhon
?
3
of
MJi
dorian
vilol
to
-------
BC
,:
on
mric
Rupe:t
General
Hospl-ta"i
administrator,
D.
C.
8teven-;on,
has
been
accepted
as
or.
i
of
hree
candidates
In
the
province
.
,le,l
r
fver
EPSOM,
Eng.
(CP)
Town
officials
of
this
famous
Surrey
I
teine
centre
are
looking
for
"ideal"
sites
for
ca-avan
or
trailer
camps
where
people
can
live
while
waiting
for
houses.
Call
363
FOIt
GETTER
.
.
.
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
&
Contractors
that
REFRESHES
.
FINEST
OF
COOKING
pointed
out
Us
linj
line.';
a.
d
do
al
C'rh
derived
tt)
meet
every
otl.
r
Thursday
ai;
winter,
though
the
meeting
two
weeks
hence
will
be
on
Tuesday,
October
23,
so
that
all
will
have
Thursday
free
to
enjoy
the
Akw-i;.
Mus.c
Trail
Concert.
For
this
m-et'ng
many
are
bringing
easel",
and
large
drawing
boards
so
(
ss
to
be
able
to
sketch
while
.
standing.
The
e
may
then
U
left
c
the
Civic
Centre
for
use
during
the
coming
ExtensK
i
Art
Course.
j
Twenty-one
have
so
far
ft
ned
up
for
Cliff
Rjbinson's
course
"Painting
for
F
vasu-e"
wh'ch
i
continue?
for
five
day
-f
oni
October
29
to
November
2.
The
number
taking
this
course
is
not
restricted
and
all
who
wish
to
take
It
can
enter
at
the
Civic
Centra
desk
and
obtain
a
list
of
supplies
to
have
in
readiness.
The
lecture
part
or
the
course
each
evening
may
be
taken
by
anyone
interested
in
Art,
omitting
If
they
wish,
all
participation
in
the
workshop
activities.
1
Of
fleers'
of
the
British
Colum-
ula
Automobile
Association'
are
Elack
as
liaison
representative,
t
-4
dlrotttd
to
our
youngor
cttliont
to
of
tho
Importonct
of
Irltiih
and
Paper
Industry.
5ID
end
Paper
fnoVirry
fast
yvor
worth
of
pulp
nd
popr
prodwcfi.
omoinf
rorurnt
to
Canada
in
th
-tmtiitan
ttrr
nefonyf
tfconomy,
1
PERSONAL
Moose
weekly
c7c
whist
drive
com
m
mencing
this
SuLur-
day
in
tlie
Moose
"I
Ternnle
at
8
re-luck
Sharp.
Evi
rybody
welcome.
I
I
PUIP
f
PAPER
I
N
DUS
TRY
Sn,,T1,8l.8rl11UlK,'S
The..?uple
Arlhur
Barrow'
Pioneer
sur-.room
s
parents.
j
membtr
of
the
clly.s
flst
mun,.
Th1-
bride's
aunt,
Mrs.
Annie
cipal
council,
is
about
to
move
to
(210')
u"
"onows:
ri.
s.
Hipwell,
p-esl-1
dent;
H.
F.
Bird,
manner.
Prince
Miss
Elizabeth
Clement,
R
H.,
j
R'ipert
eor.ies
Cli
ectly
under
the
lady
superintendent
o
f
t
h
e
Vancouver
Asoeiation
with
J.
H.
Home
Helps
Kleenoff
Absorene
Pyre
Wore
.
Dread
Boxes
Paper
Towels
Table
Curfery
"1
Fire
King
Ovenware
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
jsiuj.oi
Vancouver
was
an
out-
j.-town
guest
at
the
wedding.
Terrace
Starts
Dental
Clinic
rrnanrv
TERRACE-The
tv,-
Terrace
r
Den-
a
elude
is
expected
to
get
unr
ay
next
week,
plans
having
been
completed
by
the
local
committee
at
a
meeting
held
this
weok
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
D.
Bain.
Registration
of
pre-school
children,
grade
1
pupils
and
those
childre
now
iti
grade
2,
who
attended
the
clinic
while
in
grade
1,
last
year,
is
taking
place
with
the
fee
being
set
in
Tcrace
at
J4
oer
child.
is
v
f
V.
4.95
Ym,
Dart
is
Canada
'
top
whita
hirt
and
we
ha
ve
it
in
a
wide
rang,
of
sizes.
Dart's
famous
non-wilt,
medium
point
collar
is
good
looking
nd
perfect
fitting
?.
.
stays
neat
all
day.
Dart
is
tailored
of
fine,
Banforized-hibeiled
"
broadcloth
.
.
.
Mitoga
cut
for
better
body
fit.
Youf
ftr
choice
for
looks,
wear,
value
I
Watts
&
Nicherson
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
345
STEAMER
Prfnce
George
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Ports
Cach
Thursday
t
at
11:15
p.m.
Fcr
KETCHIKAN
'
WEDNESDAY
MIIJNIGH'I
;
Luxi--y
at
Low
Cost
,
For
Reservations
.
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
THE
BEST
IM
QUALITY
Craftsmanship
In
Type..,
Let
Us
Solve
Your
Printing
Problems
PHONE
234
Dibb
Printing
Co.
ISESNF.R
BLOCK
Movinp,
Packing,
(
ratinj
,
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Uomnlete,
Reliable
and
F.ffi-ient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen.
Acetylene
and
all
wvld,
'g
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
?nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est
.810
Prtoiu-s
60
and
S
"Hospitality
and
.
C
Good
Food"
'
That
Is
Our
First
Aim
pitr.enl
of
Public
Vorks
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
I
will
be
leaving
on
Monday's
plane
I
for
Vancouver
to
attend
the
annual
convention
of
the
British
Columbia
Hospitals'
Associuilon.
Richard
Sephton,
district
agent.
Mutual
Lite
of
Canada,
is
at
ths
Hudson
Hotel,
Smlth-ers,
phone
Hotel,
where
he
will
b"
glad
to
receive
personal
or
phone
calls.
(240c)
The
following
were
passengers
arriving
yesterday
oa
the
Chil-eotin
from
Vancouver:
J.
M.
Stansby,
G.
Stamp,
B.
Cummings,
M.
.
una
Mrs.
A.
McLeod,
C.
Hunt-
le.,
Mrs.
Oiozdonith
and
child
A
i
B
nfcen,
Rev.
L.
A.
Dale,
T.
!
V.cka
s.
,j
First
fines
this
year
were
im-
I
posed
in
police
court
yesterday
j
when
three
persons
weie
charged
with
failing
to
register
or
,
being
delinquent
in
B.C.
Hospital
Insuronc
premiums.
The
men,
fined
$5
and
costs,
were
W..
B.
"Mi'Callum,
G.
R.
i-owe
and
E.
C.
L,
Wallace.
Informations
were
laid
by
Kobeit
Gallagher,
field
representative
of
the
B.C.
Hospital
Insu
ance
Seivk;,
who
is
in
the
city
from
Victoria.
-av.
.'iriK
public
Is
hi
n
by
.
advised
that
ad
extraordinary
30
mph
speed
limit
;i
m
the
Northern
Trans-provincial
high-'
a
Prtecf
Rupert
city
limits
to
Oalloway
Mi!:'(
and
on
the
Port
Edward
road
from
')
K.ini.;
brldRe
to
Port
Edward
ai
-'
'""''live
12
o'tl.xk
noon,
Thursday,
'I.
(
For
the
MEAL
OF
FOOD
Loca
a
n
d
Ca:;h
for
old
gold.
Bulger's.
Record
sale
continuing
at
the
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric.
Now
3
lor
87
cents.
(242c)
Vancouver
from
the
Kootenavs
where
he
has
been
living
for
many
years.
A
daughter,
the
former
Betty
Barrow,
and
now
M:.
Reading,
has
her
home
in
Vancouver.
Er-Ald.
Thomas
-Elliott,
who
!
has
been
a
patient
In
the
Prince
1
Rupert
Oenral
Iloipllal
f
jr
a
few
days
is
mak
,
k
bcB
co.,ry
anJ
wil,
l0
hnm.',m
ATTENTION
all
members
or
the
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Credit
Grantors
Association:
First
Annual
Dinner
meeting
will
be
held
Tuesday,
Oct.
13
at
6:45
at
the
Canadian
Legion.
G.iest
speaker;
W.C.R.
Jones.
Adam
Bertram,
pioneer
rai:-
I
way
man
of
Prince
Rupert,
le-
Bowling
Alleys,
for
the
purpe.se
of
organizing
a
men's
ten
piu
league.
Please
attend
this
meet
ing
if
you
wLsh
to
bowl
ten
pins.
(ltc)
Masset
Man
To
Make
Trip
Planning
to
sail
from
Van
couver
on
a
-combination
freight
and
passenger
vessel
at
the
end
"i
this
week,
Howard
Philips
of
Mawet
is
locking
forward
to
some
leisurely
cruising
including
the
Fiji
Islands,
Australia,
New
Zealand,
New
Caledonia
and
j
elsewhere
in
the
South
Seas.
He
will
be
away
four
months.
PHOTO
WRATH
A
LI'S
FINISHING
DEVELOPING,
PRINTING
ENLAP.G1NG
EXPOSURE
METERS
AMATEUR
SUPPLIES
Phone
Grrf
136
Hon
478
The
local
committee
has
In
its
turned
this
week
from
an
ex-hftnda.
also,
ths
arrangements
tended
visit
to
Manitoba
and
lor
dental
clinics
in
the
whole
Ontario.
He
retired
yiurs
ago,
district
and
two
other
clinics
and
since
then
has
been
spend-are
btlng
set
tip.
one
ut
bsk
and
;
ml'
considerable
time,
from
year
rnp
at
Kitwanga.
j
to
yea.',
In
othvr
parts
of
Canada.
Finanda'
assistance
to
the1
He
was
Il,rmel
y
B
and
B
inwunt
nf
$400
for
the
three
del);lrtnlent
at
Prlnre
RuPert-Clinics
!
has
btn
granted
by
the
ATTENTION
MEN
ten
piu
ttcal
rchool
board.
For
the
Ter-
bowlers.
A
meeting
will
be
held
ace
dinic.
I
if
local
organlza-
on
Stindav
14th
at
2
n.m.
in
the
ignod)
L.
C
SMITH,
Divisional
Engineer,
Ipt,
of
Public
Works.
MlH
TAKK
lt
t
OltDUKS
I'IKINK
2IWI
BROADWAY
CAFE
t.
7t.:'.-twnMW,,.
IViC
CENTRE
THE
MARCH
ON
ARE
Craft
Classes
U
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ll
liNOON
Teen
Crafts-Boys
and
Girls
U
HUMNf;
Ailult
Crafts-Lcathorr-raft
Junior
Boys
(0
to
9
years
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committee
consists
of:
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Chairman
Mrs.
H.
Smith,
-Secretary
Mis.
D.
Bain.
Ir.asurer
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norring-
lon.
Tranrpo,
tation
Mrs.
L.
John-k-,
also
Mrs.
Collier,
Mrs.
Kennedy
and
Mis.
W,
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tin.
Osland
Woman
Interred
Here
Funeral
was
held
Thursday
afternoon
for
Mrs.
Jonlna
Jon-cson,
a
78-year-old
resident
of
Os'and
for
33
years.
She
died
suddenly
at
her
home
last
Sun
day.
The
service,
conducted
by
Rev.
Basil
Prockter,
was
held
from
Grenville
Chapel.
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gil-kor
played
the
organ
for
two
hymns,
"What
a
Friend,"
and
"Abide
With
Me."
Pallbearers
wene
Edgar
Snldal,
George
Phillipson,
John
Oddson,
Primo
Vaccher,
Victor
Dupllsse
and
Arthur
Kristmansun.
Burial
took
place
at
Fairview
cemetery.
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