TELKWA
GIRL
(Continued
from
pat;e
5
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
March
21.
1951
TODAY
AND
THURSDAY
Early
Chicks
Profitable
dress,
was
the
pretty
little
train
bearer.
The
church,
decorated
with
.alone:.;mh,,.,,J(
You'd
Be
Happy
rUNIAINt
I
j
1
fresh
spring
flowers,
resounded
rZmC
'..oubtoi
with
orjan
musicpyed
yV,
F
H.
Prouse
of
Smithers.
Dur
greater
profit
to
the
poultryman
Affair
ing
the
signing
of
the
register,
"Because"
was
beautifully
sung
v.
ho
ouys
cnicKS
eauy
nwusii
to
Bet
liinh
crk
production
dur-
ms
October,
November,
ueem-and
January,
slates
W.
T.
ber
by
Miss
Shirley
Pritchard
ofj
Calgary.
I
The
groomsman
was
Hugh
Shirley,
twin
brother
of
the
groom.
The
ushers
were
Neil
Rrnrlip
hrother
of
the
bride,
and
Burns,
of
the
Experimental
Sta-
uon
-
smuners.
This,
says
Mr.
Burns
clearly
f
irur
li
n
points
to
the
need
for
obtaining
Kenneth
Shirley,
brother
of
the
baby
chicks1
in
March,
one
month
groom.
earlier
than
present
practice
in
A
reception
was
held
at
the
ihe
area,
so
that
pullets
.l.oy
oe
Telkwa
Hotel,
,with
J.
Pritchard
well
grown
and
in
production
proposing
the
toast
to
the
bride,
befoi-j
cold
weather.
The
bllne'S
m0tner
was
at-
Mr.
Burns
emphasizes
also
the
tractively
gowned
in
smokey
following
points
for
coiioidera-
purple
with
a
delicate
rose
pink
tinn
in
flock
management
if
hat.
The
groom's
mother
wore
lijiii
ur
at
HOTEL
FRASER
HOUS
n
e
.-V
well
grown
and
in
production
be-;
powder
blue
with
a
wine
hat!
Her
new,
taster
Outfit
was
bought
on
Wallace's
Convenient
Rotating
Credit
Plan.
t
Are
you
temporarily
short
of
an
the
cu;;li
you
need?
Wallace's
Budget
Credit
Plan
permits
you
ladies
to
get
your
Euster
Clothes
now
a
reasonable
down
pay-men'
plus
pood
credit
record
is
all
you
need.
Bring
Hubby
In
Too!
fore
cold
weather
pullets
will
lay
,
trimmed
with
an
ostrich
well
throughout
the
winter;
pul-
j
feather.
lets
not
in
production
before
cold
;
Tne
brrie
rn.sp
a
tailored
RUit
weather
develop
slowly;
poony
0
beige-brown
with
emerald
developed
birds,
if
brought
into
green
accessories,
for
her
going-production
early
will
lack
sta-;away
costume.
mina
for
a
long
laying
period
Mr
nd
Mrs
Snlrlpy
motored
and
are
likely
to
moult
in
mid-
j
tQ
Vancouver
where
they
will
wlnter-
make
their
home.
Hi,'
acceptance
of
the
practice
.
vecomtors
(teligfo
;
'ill
AHU
I
J
I
I
I
1
S
It
4
1
I
-
w
1
I
I
rVt
f
the
soft,
beautiful
finish
tl
"PRMA.FUn
on
a
wider
scale,
Mr.
Burns
feels,
i
would
not
only
compensate
for,
the
higher
brooding
costs
incur
Spain
Would
Assist
West
red
in
iviarcn
uul
wouiu
aisu
gu
i
far
in
correcting
the
present
situation,
where
large
spring
surpluses
and
winter
shortages
are
the
general
rule.
HONOR
PRIME
MINISTER
Highlight
of
the
150th
convocation
of
the
University
of
Western
Ontario
was
the
conferring
of
the
honorary
degree
of
doctor
of
civil
law
on
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent.
At.
left,
is
Arthur
R.
Ford,
chancellor
of
the
university,
while
standing
behind
the
prime
minister,
is
Dr.
R.
A.
Allen,
university
vice-president.
(CP
PHOTO)
I
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
Ready
to
Send
Troops
In
Return
for
I'S
Weapons
WASHINGTON,
D
C.
(CP)
Spain
Interest
in
TERRACE
BRIDE
(Continued
from
page
5)
is
reported
to
have
told
the
United
States
that
It
will
dis
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
A.
Burt,
Mrs.
I
Benoit,
Mrs.
D.
Tumilson,
Mrs.
R.
Sande,
Mrs.
patch
troops
to
the
defence
of
western
Europe
If
desired
pro
vided
United
States
weapons
are
sent
to
her
forces.
Area
Mining
Boost
in
Cranium
Trice
Should
Encourage
Production,
Says
Smellers
Official
Heads
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
Si
Smelting
Co.
at
Trail
are
enthusiastic
about
mining
prospects
in
the
central
and
northern
E
Hish
Columbia
a.'ta,
savs
Nely
Moore,
superintenn-
A.
Faulsen,
Mrs.
G.
Benoit,
Mrs.
B.
R.
Dodds,
Mrs.
F.
Lamblry,
Mrs.
A.
Harrison,
Mrs.
A.
Houli-en,
Mrs.
R.
Perry,
Mrs.
R.
Cooper.
Mrs.
C.
Houlden,
Mrs.
R.
Dye,
Mrs.
W.
Tocp,
M
s.
K.
Ean.
Norma
Perry,
Flora
Melvin
arul
nn
Tumilson.
Responsible
oflicials
said
Monday
that
this
assurance
has
been
given
by
the
Spanish
Foreign
Office
to
American
Ambassador
Stanton
Griffls
who
sounded
out
the
Franco
government
on
his
arrival.
In
Madrid
earlier
this
Ar;iving
in
pert
Monday
nignt
from
Vancouver
was
the
freighter
Alaska
Prince,
Capt.
Thomas
Garrick,
to
ulncad
heavy
lifts
before
continuing
to
Watson
Is
land
Tuesday
where
she
discharged
machinery
for
the
Columbia
Cellulose,
as
well
a
a
shipment
of
paper
cores
from
Powell
River.
Cannery
supplies
and
lumber
were
left
at
Nelson
ent
of
exploration
for
the
com-
'
month,
pany
with
headquarters
in1
These
officials
said
that
the
CFPR
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycles
Spanish
Foreign
Office
made
these
points
to
Griffis:
1.
Under
present
conditions
(Subject
to
Change)
'
Prince
Rupert,
who
returned
to
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
week.
Mr.
Moore
spent
a
week
at
Trail
following
a
trip
to
Toronto
lutiprp
hp
flttpnded
ennvpntinrw
THERE
IS
STILL
TIME
TO
EASTER
FLOWERS
Spain
could
not
move
any
Spanish
troops
beyond
the
Pyrenees
Wl
of
the
Prospectors
and
Develoa-
I
Mountains
to
nelp
derend
wesl-ment
Association
and
the
Geo-
i
rn
EllroPe-
sP"ln's
armV
ls.
re"
logical
Association
of
Canada
portea
lo
De
Daoiy
in
neeu
oi
!
modern
weapons
and
parts.
Speaking
of
the
$1.25
pe
Brothers.
After
discharging
he.-.
cargo
here,
the
Alaska
Prince
proceeds
to
Cumshewa
Inlei
1
with
logging
wires
for
the
Aero
and
Morgan
logging
ramps,
j
I
Lumber
will
be
unloaded
at
1
Sandspit
and
general
cargo
at
!
Massett.
from
where
50
thousand
beard
feet
of
lumber
will
he
;
loaded
for
Vancouver.
Lggin
;
supplies
will
also
be
lef!"
to
the
;
Kelly
Logging
outfit
at
Shannon
Bay.
from
whe-e
the
vessel
wHl
return
to
Masset
for
her
sout'.i-;
bound
load
of
lumber
.
TO
THE
FOLKS
AT
HOME
!
Prince
Rupert
Florists
2.
If
the
United
States
sent
military
supplies
to
Spain,
Spain
Here's
fresh,
new
beauty
for
yout
homt
B-H
"Perma-FIat"
is
a
newly
perfected
oil
piii
for
interior
walls,
ceilings
and
woodwork.
if
to
apply.
Dries
quickly.
.
.
with
a
rich,
flat
surfia
Easily
washable.
Retains
its
color
and
brightness
Made
in
ten
attractive
shades
and
black
it
white
for
today's
modern
decorating.
Write
for
free
B-H
booklet,
"Color
bik
pound
increase
in
the
price
of
uranium
which
was
announce'!
by
the
government
while
he
was
"uu'u
ul
"""""
Phone
777
in
the
east,
Mr.
Moore
expressed
!
""
"r"-"'"-c
j
'
Tr.nvlnty
Tr.wit.c
hpunnrt
TVi
Pvr.i
Box
516
300
-3rd
Avenue
West
the
ODinion
that
this
shoul
1
...w...r
v.wjyt,
j.
enees
if
desired.
The
Pyrenees
mark
the
border
j
between
Spain
and
France.
I
f
7
Key
to
Brighter
Living."
Address
to
in
WFUNESDAY-
-P.M.
4:00Jhumy
Shields
4
15
Music
by
Goodman
4:3u
ivlaggie
Muggins
4;45
Stock
Quotations
&
Int
4:55
CBC
News
5
;00
International
Comly.
5.10
Rawhide
&:30
Prelude
to
Dusk
5:45
The
Question
Box
b:0U
Supper
Serenade
i
6:15
Freddy
Martin
&
Orcli.
!
0:3U
-Mus.cal
VaneUes
,
6:45
Saddle
Rockin'
Rhylhm
!
:00
CBC
News
7:10
St.
Mathew
Passion
:0:0U
CBu
Nets
10:10
CBC
News
Round-up
10:15
Reminiscing
-10:30
Canadian
Concert
Garden
11:00
-Weather
Report
1
1:06
--Sign
Off
HIURKDA1-AM
7.00
Musical
Clock
8.0(1
-
ChC
News
8:10
-Here's
S.il
Good
8:15
-Morning
Song
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
jti,P.
aSSenaeri
USED
CAR
VALUES
M,
Station
E,
Montreal.
B-H
Paints,
Varnishes
and
Enamtli
cover
more
area
.
.
.
last
longer
...
stimulate
both
mining
and
prospecting
for
this
key
defen
e
metal.
Present
prices
of
uranium
are
ranging
from
$4
to
$5
per
pound,
according
to
grade.
Mos'
of
Canada's
uranium
is
now
produced
in
the
Lake
Athabask
area.
While
making
his
trip
east
by
air,
Mr.
Neely
ran
Into
the
recent
prairie
snowstorms.
He
was
delayed
for
a
day
at
Vancouver
on
the
way
east
and
for
a
day
at
Winnipeg
on
the
way
west.
Mr.
Moore
will
be
the
speaker
at
the
luncheon
of
the
Gyro
Club
next
week
when
he
will
tell
something
about
his
-trip
oast
and
on
mining
(n
this
area.
save
you
uiuntj;
a
l
For
thm
Bel
Points,
Varni$ht
and
Enamth
BUY
WHERE
YOU
SEE
THE
SIGN
i
.
.
fhof'
wher
you'll
find
friendly
jervice
and
htlpfvl
advka.
From
Vancouver
(
Tuesday
i
G.
Gardner,
J.
Crellin.
B.
H.
Me-Donald,
J.
O.
Branc,
Miss
W..
Taylor.
N.
McDonald.
J.
Slurp,
Mrs.
Graham,
K.
Vandersluys,
B.
H
Smith,
Si
McClay,
Lt.
Cmd.
J.
W.
Golby.
Frni
Sandsnit.
(Tuesday!
W.
Fdwards,
A.
S.
Royls.
To
Vancou"er
(
today
i
Miss
Barbara
Tene.
T.
r.
Stockda'e,
R.
.T.
Ho'mes
Dr.
BaM,
W.
S.
Bale,
Frank
Zuz'ck,
W.
J.
Fa'ls.
B.
Foster.
J.
L.
Henderson,
K-'n
Nilson,
D.
Collinson.
George
1350
(
I1KVKOI.KT
PKM
XE
SEDAN.
New
car
guar-
.
antee,
4000
miles.
Airconditionaire,
Undercoated,
etc
$2i5.0'l
13)8
dlEVROI
FT
S!
DAN.
PrWa'c
owner.
Heater,
n-frnster.
Radio,
Undercoated
with
PUC
$ll(i(l.0(l
'
l!ir.
VAIXIIAIX
6
Cylinder
SEDAN.
Heater,
de-
froi
tvr.
Leather
Upholstery.
New
car
guarantee
$1580.0(1
(
1317
PONTIAC
SEDAN.
Private
owner,
low
mileage.
Heater
aiv
D'-f
rosier.
In
excellent
condition
$1315.0(1
IIVH'K
SEDAN.
In
running
order,
a
good
buy.
$
410.00
CIIKVROI.KT
SEDAN.
Heater
and
Defroster,
uiidrrccated.
ets.
Private
owner.
In
good
condilinn
S1225.00
IT1
CHEVROLET
SEDAN.
ForVheap
transportation
it's
buv
,
$
325.00
1M3
(
III
VKOI.ET
COITE.
Private
owner.
11
000
mil's,
in
very
uoort
condition,
heater,
PUC,
-etc..
.
$1785.00
1318
DODGE
SEDAN.
In
good
condition,
heatcj-.
etc.
$1215.0(1
COLORFUL
SHOW
NIAGARA
FALLS,
Out.
(CP)
A
riot
of
color
is
ready
for
East-
HO
ROOM
FOR
GLOOM!
Does
your
room
look
gloomy?
Let
us
put.
a
smile
on
Its
face
with
paint!
Remember,
paint
protects
as
well
as
beautifies.
Call
us
today!
Phone
Black
21
5
SPENCE
6c
MATUIK
Brown.
F.
C.
Underhill,
O
CUiire,
B.
Roberts.
Me-'er
visitors
to
the
Niagara
parks
I
greenhouses
where
hundreds
of
!
potted
plants
in
all
colors
of
the
rainbow
have
been
prepared.
NOTICE
They
surround
the
Italian
ma'-ble
fountain
in
the
main
IN
KK
KHTATE
OF
LUCY
MARTIN,
DKCF.AKED
TAKE
NOTICE
that
as
A'lmlntstru-
9:00
-BBC
Nows
and
Com'ty
j
9:15--Mu.-.ic
for
Moderns
'
9:30
-Morning
Concert
I
9:59
-Time
Signal
j
10:00
-Morning
Visit
i
10:15
-
Morning
Melodies
10:30
-
Melody
Time
j
10:45
-Invitation
to
the
Waltz
j
11:00-Kindergarten
of
the
Air
1
1
:1a
Roundup
Time
!
ll:30-Weather
Report
il:31--Messana
Period
i
11:33
-
Recorded
Interlude
i
11:45
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Melodies
;
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'
iJay
Mciod:.
I
j
2
15
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Ni'WS
i2:
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-Program
Resume
I
tar.
duly
appointed
by
the
court,
of
Want
Ads.
Sure
Results!
NOW!!
FRENCH
FRY
AUTOMATICALLY
with
o
the
estate
of
Lucy
Martin,
who
died
j
at
Telegraph
Creek.
British
Columbia.
:
on
the
5th
day
of
October.
11)42,
I
j
require
all
creditors
and
others
hav-;
liiK
claims
analnst
.the
said
estate
;
Kf'iid
the
same
to
me.
properly
verl-
i
I
fieri,
at
the
address
mentioned
below
'
i
no
or
before
the
KHh
day
of
April.
I
i
1151.
arter
which
dal
I
shall
proceed
j
i
to
distribute
the
estate
to
those
en-
titled
by
law,
having
regard
only
to
1
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
then
I
have
been
notified.
i
j
And
further
take
notice
that
all
persons
Indebted
to
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
their
Indebtedness
to
I
Eat
whole
wheat.
Here'j
whole
wheat
in
its
most
delicious
form,
crisp,
thin
wafers.
And
Vita-Weat
includes
the
1318
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,-T(N
PIC
K-I
P
TRI
CK.
Private
owner,
low
mikane.
'n
excellent,
condition,
heater,
etc.
$1335.00
13li
(i.M.C.
1-TON
PANEL
TRICK,
in
good
condition.
This
is
a
good
buy
for
cheap
transportation
$
750.00
131ti
CHEVROLET
2'i-TON
TRICK,
equipped
with
Steel
Dumo
Box
and
Hoist.
n
very
good
condition.
Guaranteed
for
30
davs
$1185.00
1351
CHEVROLET
TRl'CKS
in
V2-ton
and'
Vton
Pick-ups
and
P-incls
for
immediate
delivery.
SEE
AltO
I
T
m
il
C.MAC
Bl'fKiKT
PLAN
FOR
'
FINANCING
REPAIRS
AND
ACCESSORIES
Long
Motors
Ltd.
THIRD
AUM
K
AT
SEVEN
I
II
STREET
me
forthwith.
,
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
this
1
27th
day
of
February.
1:151.
I
$3495
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12:55-Rec.
Int
1
:00
Concert
Hour
1
:3il-Musical
Program
1
:4f
Yen
and
Fashion
Cumty.
2:?0
-ra.sy
Listening
2:30.
.R(.emd.
at,
Random
2:45
-At
heme
in
your
Rarden
3:00
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The
Music
Box
3:15
Western
Five
"
3:30
Listener's
Choice
FltyHYTE"
Just
one
control
to
set
and
your
.
Ernest
Earl
Alien,
oniclal
Administrator.
Telegraph
,
Creek,
B
C.
(H-P)
PEEK
FRIAN'J
VITA-WEAT
WHOlt
WHEAT
CRISPaBEAO
If
LOW
M
CALORIES
25
I
OZ.
fACKET
uny
food
to
perfpctlon.
NOW
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