Prince
Rupert
Daify
News
..
,
Frio:-;,
'May
25,
1951
'net
ot-
organdy,
and
buMcei
ol
1
1
flowers
and
Anne
Little,
simil-
!
'a
u
'ueen
TERRACE
"ImUatiuu
is
-i
t
:n
form
of
flattery"
.shuiu
te
"Imitation
is
the
sinceresL
a
makes
vintriicau
kiccu
at-but
as
the
Union
officer.
Quinn
William,
Dick
Jones
and
Peter
Coe
also
handle
feature
roles.
arily
attired
in
yellow
organdy.
The
maids
of
honor
were
Bonnie
McColl.
Barbara
Stewart,
and
Crownecl
OPICS
Adventure
in
Action
Film
With
desert
mountains
reA
Shirley
Christensen
who
wore
white
figured
oreanriv
over
satin
Kinsmen
Have
Highly
Successful
Day
at
Terrace.
slips
of
green,
blue
or
pink.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Frank
of
Prince
George
drove
into
Tmiw
me
Boy
Scouts
and
Wolf
Cubs
ciay
clay
and
auu
blue
oiue
sky
any
setting
selling
me
the
at
f
(l,
the
7
,
T
-
weekend
to
attend
the
Warner
Bros.'
adventure
drama
TERRACE
Petite,
rinrk-hair-
toed
a
guard
of
honor.
BAPTOME
-
-
uiiful
soft
flat
finish,
BAPTONK
is
Washable
and
may
u.d
over
kalsomlne,
wallpaper,
woodwork
or
wall
board
!
em
tjf
tinted
to
any
desired
shade,
with:
colors
in
oil!
$1.65
Quart
$5.40
Gallon
liompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
-
(127c)
tee
e
r
yunBest
"Rocky
Mountain,"
begins
a
two-
daughter
Vera
to
Frank
Earl.1
day
local
engagement
at
the
eldest
son
of
Mrs,
E.
and
the
late
j
Capitol
THeatre
tonight.
'
Outstanding
quality
has
made
Salada
Canada's
largest
selling
tea.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oliver
I
glrls
of
Miss
Dew's
ciass
danced
;
Ravtflf
waa
nnx,A
the
Miivmilw
Hcn,A
i
Mr.
uolllns
extended
the
thanks
fifth
May
Queen
on
Thursday
of
the
Kinsmen
and
all
concern-
,.v.t
.
-
I
The
outdoor
action
film
pre-
'
T.
,
,
.
j
i
sents
Errol
Flynn
in
the
ro!e
The
infant
daughter
of
Mr.L.
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wjc
atac
ui
me
I
CAve
Cnnlrn
i
u
ed
fen
M'lie
TVm
arf
Vr-
oouiot-
t
-v..wc
ut
nic
fiitratriiue
UI
,
"
"'
i
.
,
-
wie
n
a
large
iar-fl
crowd
of
in.
i
antri
Mr
.Tim
Trvina
ioHo'n
Mrs.
Norman
McNabb
was
r
f
-,.1
Kinsmen,
uar
,
w
iiui.
nuu
uiauL
j
l
ailUl
the
dresses,
Mrs.
Jack
McLeod
given
the
names
Meredith
Gay
at
a
baptismal
ceremony
in
the
Cast
as
the
Northern
girl
who
'
meets
uu
with
the
Southern
!
who
gave
the
corsattes
and
flow
Anglican
cnurch
on
Sunday
af
i
fighting
gentleman.
Is
Patrice
End
!;wy.
KK,
w
ents
and
children.
.
i
Last
year's
queen,
Sharon
Mcllroy
having
left
the
district,
the
crown
was
placed
on
the
idark
curls
of
this
year's
queen
by
a
former
queen,
Margery
Thomas.
Margwy,
for
whom
a
proxy
queen
was
needed
two
years
S0
when
.".he
w
hutpiUUxed
in
Vancouver
with
a
broken
hip
was
Arch-1
.
,
'
,
dating
clergyman
deacon
Hodson.
BRIGHT
FLOORS
MAKE
BRIGHT
HOMES!
jvuciiy
Muuinain
is
a
siory
ers,
to
the
Scouts
and
Cubs,
tha
!
IOOF
lodge,
the
Legion,
the
Co-
j
lumbia
Cellulose
who
sponsored
the
candidate,
as
well
as
Frank
Rainsford,
Kin
campaign
man-1
ager
for
May
Queen.
Beth,
thej
winnins
candidal,
was
ilfc
Kinsmen's
candidate.
The
dav
was
hiehlv
surrp.ssfiil
of
theJast
few
days
of
a
Con-'
federate
patrol
cantainBd
nv
!
Flynn,
on
secret
mission
in
the!
Western
desert.
They
rescue
a;
girl
whose
coach
had
been
attacked
by
Indians,
and
they
also
surprise
and
disarm
several
members
of
a
roving
Union
pa-
j
trol.
The
two
ernnns
thun
inin
!
bone
sustained
in
a
street
acci
with
races
for
the
children
en
,
run
un
Prince
Rupert
Plays
Terrace
Lncastrine.
"
c'c,
was
uivesiea
01
neri
clcak
of
office
by
the
maids
of
0ff
in
tlle
corning.
In
the
after-
English
Moor
Covering,
Sq,
Yd
JUV
ONGOLEUM
4
ftn
""uu
i3ujuue
jvicuoii
ana
tjar-i
-..v.
nvit
u,iutaia
iui
pic
bara
Stewart
who
then
placed!
eatinB''
nail
drivinK.
rolling
pin
it
on
the
thoulders
of
this
year's
!
tnrowing
and
a
tug-o-war.
It
queen.
landed
with
a
large
dance
in
the
When
ditorium
of
the
Civic
Centre.
the
crown
was
nlePH
nn
for
all
your
floors.
So.
Yd
JL"U
TERRACE
The
ball
game
forces
to
defend
themselves
sch-Jduled
for
Victoria
Day
be-
(
against
the
red
warriors
who
tween
the
Terrace
players
and
have
them
hopelessly
outnum-Smithers
was
called
off
at
the;bered.
The
ensuing
climactic
last
moment
by
the
Smithers
battle
action
makes
d
team
which
cou
d
not
come
t.o:
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fcNGOLEUM
RUGS,
9x1
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9x12.
9x15
FLORAL
SCENERY
OLD
MASTERS
ALSO
PHOTO
FRAMES
her
h;;ad
she
gave
her
address
!Sg
of
welcome
and
then
took
her
Place
on
the
throne
trin
Pi-od-
LAID
LINOLEUM.
$
nr
Two
Flights
Terrace.
However
a
hm-ried
tio.
weu
as
mantle,
entertainmenu
dent
Bill
Osborne
then
presented
j
I
Per
id.
Ta.,
Trom
--
-
-
to
Briti.-fc
actor
Scott
Forbes,
phone
call
to
Prince
Runert
ner
witn
a
loc"ket,
the
Kinsmen'
annual
gilt
to
the
winning
can
aidate.
A
Day
Now
brought
some
players
from
that
town
so
that
the
boys
and
their
spectators
had
their
game
after
all.
"Doc"
Calder
pitched
for
the
Rup-jrt
boys.
The
score
was
14-C
in
favcr
of
the
Terrace
lads.
The
Civic
Centre
president,!
Darrall
Collins
nrtfil
n
mgl
JacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
Mi""
3273ra,
AVK.WK.ST
h
Guild
Placn
to
'Buy
Over
Quarter
Cfcntury
of
ceremonies
and,
in
his
open-'
Service
of
Canadian
Pacific
ing
words,
stated
that
the
day's
Air
Llnes
between
Prince
Ru-L'.cupte
were
for
Uie
new
wah-
pert
and
Vancouver
is
now
being
rooms
and
showers
and
aaked
ulcreaiiea
w
two
nights
every
uuy
cAcepi
ouiiuuy.
tionunujng
increase
in
traffic
has
made
iMU-S-i'J
I
:
OLD
AGE
PENSION
'
LEGISLATION
COMING
j
OTTAWA
Federal
legislation
for
-enlarged
old
age
pensions
wil'
ba
introduced
this
sossion,'
Health
Minister
Martin
told"
the
j
opjning
of
the
federal-provincial
conference
Wednesday.
i
for
the
whole-hearted
support
of
tdie
community
for
the
Civic
Centre.
He
called
on
Emil
Haug-land,
chairman
of
(he
village
cotnmisioners,
following
which
the
crowning
tuok
place.
In
ths
royal
party
wwe
two
2
i
S
this
n'.-e.ssary.
At
the
first
of
this
month
the
service
was
-
boosted
from
the
one
flight
daily
to
provide
a
second
flight
on
two
day.
of
the
week.
However,
it
has
become
SUITS
TAILORED
TO
MEASURE
uny
nower
girls,
Gail
Sargent
necessary
to
run
the
in
blue
ruffled
dres
and
bon-
flight
on
the
faur
other
extra
(Id
7
.
.
These,
extra
flights
wiil
be
regularly
scheduled
'after
June
I.
stiuoring.
IN
aiien
cieri
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
Cumnllan
e.cjion
Card
enei
yj
Last
of
the
series
of
Canadian
Legion
card
partius
took
place
Tuesday
night.
Ten
tables
were
occupied.
Winners
were:
Bridge
Mrs.
E.
C.
Trumblo
and
Miss
Pulml.-a
Astoria.
From
Vancouver
(Thursday
l
Cpl.
A.
E.
Wales,
D.
Carr-Harris,
H.
S.
Wlialen,
From
Sandspit
(Thursday
Mr
.and
Mrs.
Pasliinik,
Mr.
Rhin-hard,
G.
Porkino,
H.
Sigurdson.
To
Vancouver
(today)
Mr.
SERVE
220
Sixth
St
I
t
'.
n
i
J
Phone
649
1
May
we
show
you
our
most
outstanding
presentation
of
fine
quality
worsteds
and
gabardines
in
new
designs
and
color
combinations.
Smart
Imported
tweed
muteiials
for
Summer
and
Fall
wear.
Finest
Tailoring
.
.
.
Finest
Fabrics
.
.
.
"mui
tost
Styling
and
Unequalled
Values.
Priced
from
G0.00'S113.00
Watts
&
Nicherson
Stafford,
Mrs.
J.
Walker,
R
Cribbage
Mrs,
R,
Reid
allJ
I
Breaks,
J.
T.
Walmsley,
E.
Dodds.
VK3SEBS
G.
K.
Olson.
To
Vancouver
(Thursday
Dr.
R.
H.
Ball,
W.
C.
R.
Jones.
R.
L.
Johnson,
F.
R.
Adames,
Crawford
Moore,
Olof
Hanson,
Jyl.
Q.MHr.m.a
HIT.
J
TO
T
Whist
Mrs.
Elsie
Andersen
and
N.
Corkery.
Refreshments
were
in
charge
of
Mrs.
Andersen-
Mr.
Peter
Call
363
f
OK
BHTTER
.
.
.
m-r-
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
4
LONDOX
DRY
Peterson,
Mrs.
F.
E
""'
"-
Alexander
Wallace,
C.
W.
Jensen,
A
Sella
and
Mrs.
W.
Rothwell.
Final
prizes
for
the
card
game
series
will
be
given
next
wt-ek.
ble,
S.
Beley,
S.
A.
Salmonson,
A.
August,
W.
Thomas,
Mr.
Patterson,
J.
R.
Young
and
E.
Ola
f
si
ml
To
Sandspit,
(Thursday
C.
Moffat
A.
R.
Crist
(Masseti.
Mr.
Jomember
Rotary
Concert
Sunday,
May
27th-
9
p.m.Capitol
Theatre
famous
since
1750
Holmes
and
Mr.
Young.
To
Vancouver
(Wednesday)
M.
P.
Parkinson,
W.
Naherny,
R.
B.
Cameron.
W.
H.
Bern.
Mr.
I
WlNDON
DRYCilN
i
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.....
...
.
;
,
Oldham,
A.
Chambers,
J.
Fraser,
L.
Bonn,
B.
Brunning,
Miss
J.
Vivian,
Miss
E.
Lane,
R.
H.
Bacon,
S.
Fairs,
A.
M.
MacKee,
A.
L.
Clark,
W.
Schriarch,
C.
Gard
IT'S
NEW!
IT'S
EXCITING
f
STRIKINGLY
BEAUTIFUL
!
FORD'S
British
Built
CONSUL
VICKEtS'
LONDON
DIY
GIN
ener.
J.
Ciellin.
Gen
C.
R.
Stien
G.
C.
Upson,
E.
Barker,
J.
Con
it
lislilltl
ii
CuiO
tU
riistf
ikatei
l
Jos-em
.IohnVk'kfhh
tCn.!9
?'
B
----
-
--
way,
J.
Barrow
and
C.
H.
Orme.
From
Sandspit
(Wednesday)
Calvert
CKTIILERS
(CANADA)
LIMITED
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
iSiitldei'9
St
Contractors
Mrs.
MacKenzie,
Mrs.
Phillinson
COULD
YOU
HELP?
CYRo
CLUB
has
undertaken
to
collect,
pack
and
ship
clothing
for
the
Central
City
Mission,
Vancouver.
'
'"eamzation
outfit
between
800
and
700
destitute
men
r
summer
and
more
in
the
winter.
All
persons
having
of
men's
used
clothing
which
they
wish
to
donate
Miver
them
to
the
CIVIC
CENTRE,
or
call
231,
or
641,
'''I'lothlm;
will
be
picked
up.
MEN'S
CLOTHING
ONLY
Shoes
to
Hats,
From
the
Skin
Out
?
?
CAN
YOU
HELP
?
?
li
ill
-A
and
Mrs.
W.
Martin.
From
Vancouver
(Wednesday)
Mr.
Salter,
Mr.
Christiansen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
C.
Stephens,
Y.
Thompson,
C.
Marcotte
and
Mr.
Mass'ette.
iHuaaaauui
nimMfaii;
miwa
nrr.M
M2tmmai!
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