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THE
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NEWS
WEDNESDAY
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,
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Store
For
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China,
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Glasses,
Baggage
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News
OBSERVANCE
TERRACE
AT
TERRACE
WEDDING
Remembrance
Day
Impressively
Miss
Lorraine
Kenney
Becomes'
Celebrated
At
Interior
Town
Uridt
oi
Lloyd
Johnstone.
I
TERRACE,
Nov.
12:
Remem-
TERRACE,
Nov.
12:
A
wedding
brance
Day
was
observed
in
Ter-
of
unusual
interest
was
performed
lace
with
that
proper
seriousness
at
the
United
Chur:h
here
ves-
vh!ch
belongs
to
this
anniversary
terday
when
Miss
Lorraine
Mar-of
a
great
day
in
history.
A
Re-
cella
Kenney,
daughter
of
E.
T.
membrance
Day
service
was
held
Kenney
M.
L.
A.,
and
Mrs.
Ken-in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall,
over
which
ney,
was
united
In
marriage
to
faergeanit
Attree
presided
on
be-
Lloyd
Melrose
Johnstone,
whos
half
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
The
family
have
resided
in
Terrace
proceedings
began
with
th
district
for
many
years.
sounding
of
"Las.,
Post"
by
young
The
br'de
entered
the
church
on
Jack
Kirkaldy,
a
son
of
bugler
the
arm
cf
her
father
and
was
Rev.
C.
A.
Hlnchliffe
brought
the
tired
in
black
fur
service
to
an
end
with
a
short
arid
suitable
address.
Assisting
also
When
you
feel
cold
and
tired
you
will
find
it
very
comforting
to
have
a
cup
of
delicious
hot
BOVR1L
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Accessories
Make
the
Woman
.
.
AND
PEOPLES
STORE
HAVE
THE
ACCESSORIES
Just
Arrived!
FINE
IMPORTED
KID
GLOVES
We
were
fortunate
in
securing
a
substantial
stock
of
Imported
Gloves.
Don't
miss
this
opportunity
.
.
.
styles
and
sizes
for
all
and
at
last
year's
prices
too.
You'll
Find
What
You
Want
Here:
PURSES
-
HANDKERCHIEFS
-
FLOWERS
HOSIERY
-
JEWELERY
SCARVES
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
"In
the
Heart
of
I'rinr
i?ni,pri
THIRD
AVE.
Next
to
Heilbroner's
Phone
BLUE
907
I
Sam
Kirkaldy,
a
veteran
of
the
chatmhr-
in
white
satin
with
a
I
last
war.
On
this
signal
the
ser-
bridal
w.
pnd
orange
blossoms,
'provided
by
Mrs
Frank
Gavan
vice
started
with
the
singing
of
carrying
a
bouquet
of
sveetheart
Jnd
a
due
"O
Perfect
love"
S
the
special
hymn
which
has
bn
rs
.
h-r
sister.
Miss
Marjorle
SS
MaX
Sam
Kirkaldv
KirkaIdy
art
and
Mari
distributed
throughout
the
coun-
Kenney.
r
-ted
as
bridesmaid,
she
JJjJ
try
and
which,
doubtless,
was
wrs
rtre-sed
!n
tum-nise
blue,
An
interesting
feature
of
the
sung
at
the
same
hour
in
every
floor
!en-h
with
a
flow-eC
cap
cefemon
wi
wSd
town
and
village
in
the
Dominlon..of
the
ie
,oior.
Mrs.
Kenney,
""lor
otasio?
ihe
ne
Sf
ru
Rev.
J.
A.
Rowland,
the
United
1
the
mother
of
the
bride,
looked
Sge
LittTe
SlS
hi
v
otfn
Church
minister,
arirtrpswrf
fh
Armistice
Day
was
observed
in
Hince
George
with
the
usual
nar-
ade
to
the
cenotaph
where
a
bfief
Hi-
Rev.
G.
AR.
Rlx,
Bishop
of
service
was
held
with
clergy
of
the
Anglican
Church
for
Cale-ihe
city
officiating.
Members
of
tionia
dio.ese,
was
a
recent
visitor
Uie
United
S.akei
Army
Air
Corps
to
the
Po.
lland
Canal
district,
stationed
at
Prince
George
partici-
conducting
services
at
Stewart,
Big
ipated
in
the
parade
on
this
oz-
Missouri,
Premier
and
Hyder,
Al-casion.
After
the
servl;e,
soldiers'
aska.
graves
In
the
Prince
George
cem-
etery
were
decorated.
Snow
has
come
to
the
Portland
.
-
Canal
district
and,
owing
to
its
Members
of
the
Women's
Auxil-
soft
nature,
.there
,
has
been
some
lary
of
Jie
Canadian
Lcjion
at
interference
with
road
traffic
to
Prince
George,
asi.ed
by
school
such
points
as
Premier
and
Big
children,
held
their
annual
Poppy
Missouri.
Day
tagging
on
Saturday,
and
met
with
a
generous
response,
a
goodly
Freddie
Dodd
of
Stewart
Is
now
sum
being
raised
for
relief
wx.-k
on
aotive
service
overseas,
havin
among
veterans
and
their
depend-
recently
reached
England,
ents.
i
.
.
.
The
Stewart
Canadian
Legion
Private
Robert
Goheen
of
Prince
has
asreed
to
repretent
the
Bri-George
is
now
on
active
service
tlsh
Columbia
overssas
tobacc
overseas,
having
recently
reached
fund
in
this
district
and
to
assume
England.
responsibility
for
It.
,
ce
GeorSe
division
o'
After
many
weeks
of
organlza-
.
the
War
Savings
drive
reached
ition,
th?
Premier
Rifle
Club
Is
forty-eight
percent
of
its
quota
at
now
going
strong.
Four
teams
are
the
end
of
the
second
week,
$1030
entered
and
competition
Is
in
the
v
"ujciuve
ui
osuj
nav-
second
rounfl
ing
been
subscribed.
'
"
The
Stewart
F.chrvil
CaAf-te
hnvo
s
A
soJ
survey
of
the
Prince
been
reorpanlzed
with
E.
Foster,
t
George
district
Which
has
Jus?
preiident
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
J
"
ccPleted
by
C.
C.
Reid,
dts-
taking
over
the
duties
of
instruc-i
,
onlU
Uuralist,
shows
a
total
tor
In
place
of
John
Thompson
AtU.UUU
H
I
X
DIM
'I
f
T
OCC
T
n
-l
a
r
,
v..
-
ajiu
recently
iouna
11
necessary
three
peceent
of.,
the
arable
land
to
give
up
tfiVwork.
n
the
district
is
In
use.
Light
S
land
1x1
he
area
totals
Home
nursing
classes
for
Stew-125,000
acres,
says
the
report.
art
women
are
now
being
held
.
regularly
a,t
the
Stewart
General
Mrs.
R.
r,
A.
Harlow
was
the
guest
Hospital.
speaker
at
a
supper
meeting
of
he
Biz-Profs
Club
in
Prince
ALL-METAL
GLIDERS
George
Monday
night,
her
subject
Some
gliders
are
made
entirely
being
"Public
Speaking."
of
metal.
Hazelton
Marks
Remembrance
Day
w
Douglas
Lav,
resident
mining
engineer
of
Victoria
and
formerly
of
Hazelton.
The
preacher
stressed
the
sterling
Qualities
of
Mri
Lav.
which
had
endeared
him
tO;awlde
Special
Senices
Arc
Held
At
St,
place
at
Oak,
Bay
last
Wednesday,
Peter's
Church
service
being
cpnducted
by
the
:
Rev.F.
Comley,
Anglican
Hospital
chaplain.
Remembrance
Day
services
were
At
St.
Peter'son
Sunday
evening
held
in
St
Peter's
Church,
Hasel-
appropriate
muijlc
was
given.
After
ton,
on
Sunday.
a
month's
abienre,
due
to
illness,
At
evening
pn-yer
the
service
the
robed
choir
assisted
in
the
was
m
part
a
memorial
to
the
late
evening
service.
After
two
years
of
warfare,
the
democracies
are
still
amazed
at
the
powerful
reserve
of
war
materials
which
Hitler
has
stored
up
in
past
years.
Germans
have
sacrificed
butter
for
guns
over
a
long
period.
Canadians
will
sacrifice
a
great
deal
more
than
at
present
before
the
production
of
weapons
here
begins
to
match
the
German
effort.
Canadians'
realization
of
this
situation
is
reported
to
be
reflected
in
the
ever-rising
enthusiasm
behind
the
many
war
weapons
objectives
now
being
fought
for
from
coast
to
coast.
Six
centres
are
out
to
supply
one
or
more
tanks
per
month
like
those
shown
at
top
left.
Ten
localities
are
pledaine
themselves
to
provide
money
for
bombers
each
month.
Nineteen
places
have
fighter
planes
(bottom
left)
as
objectives
while
twenty-seven
cities
and
towns
are
striving
to
produce
the
money
for
naval
guns
as
depicted
in
the
photo
at
the
right
STEWART
Remembrance
Day
was
observed
as
usual
In
Stewart
Tuesday
with
a
brief
ceremony
at'
the
cenotaph
followed
by
a
public
service
in
ihe
Canadian
Legion
Hall.
The
ser-
'
w
Ai
"v
uuuil
ucrr4
vrt-,
:
rn
.
v
v.
vwuuvkvu
"J
well
filled
hall,
This
was
followed
I
there
were
sprinkled
tiny
white
Xri
p
.
r
h,h
Russwuim.
chaplain
of
the
Cana
oy
two
inspiring
nymns,
"Abide
i
stars.
Mrs.
Johnstone,
the
mother
t
the
ha
famLy
f,,
;
reached
the
'
dian
"
,10?L
Legion,
WHh
Me,"
and
"Lest
We
Forget."
of
the
groom,
was
becomingly
at-
rf,J
neat
,
"ieL
Dy
"iv:
A
reception
was
held
at
the
w.
oia.itr.
trmisuce
Day
at
atew-
art
will
also
be
marked
by
the
Special
Service
Burns
Lake
Has
At
Burns
Lake
Supper
Bazaar
National
Rites
Are
Held
At
United
Successful
Church
.
There
Evening
Affair
Held
Saturday
In
Community
Hall
The
church
was
beautifully
dec-
hh...
iT
PoPP'
campaign
to
Churph,
ine
the
junior
junior
choir
choir
Ukto;
taking
a.IIaii
a,IM
on
on
Saturday
Saturday
evenlne
evening
under
under
orated
with
autumn
colors
andT
7
.e
.t"CTujr
raise
funds
for
the
rendering
of
.
Pan
in
the
service
;he
auspices
of
the
United
Chur:h
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1
1
1
u
.
ann
six
in
t
n
p
mrAr-
-
I
U'nih
fniiuA
-
1
1
...
in
4he
service
urns
R.ov
W
nniro
vtinm
nn
-v,in
u.
.i.
.
of
the
PenticnHbal
Mturinn
Imnm.
noun,
-
tllUitigi
nearttnees
to
the
singing.
the
newly
married
pair
left
Miss
Janet
Young
at
the
piano
'church
dcor.
accompanied
the
hymns.
The
groomsman
was
Dudley
G.
1
!
Little.
AND
THAT'S
NOT
ALL
!
U.hers
were
J
It
Is
stated
Mussolini
has
stom-
Sfnn
B.
Agar
and
a:h
ulcers.
Music
for
Jhe
ceremony
was
to
which
many
friends
"1C
Rupert,
and
Mrs.
Prince
Rupert.
Lo-s
McRae
PRINCE
GEORGE
a.a
to
needy
veterans
The
Women
s
Service
Corps
par-;
A
guard
of
honor
was
supplied
ni,;
f
tnr
oef
Mrs.
C.
Mclntyrc
was
hostess
at!
aaea
to
m
nan
m
smart
uniforms!
by
the
Women's
Service
Corps,
of
Mre
r
"
6
;
'"1
.
u
her
home
in
Stewart
last
Thurs
ana
tnsre
was
a
row
of
bereted
j
wh'ch
the
bride
is
one
of
the
of-
m
,
n
n
o
'
day
evening
with
a
veterans
who
provided
depth
andficers.
These
ladies
threw
rice
as
"J
"
t",
'
"."
"u
shower
in
honor
of
Miss
i
t,.,.
Helen
trmce
Knipple
whose
maiTiage
is
to
take
piace
shortly.
The
evening
was
spent
enjqyably
In
the
playing
of
games
and
the
feature
of
the
proceedings
was
the
presentation
of
many
beautiful
gifts
to
the
bride
In
a
handsomely
decorated
pink
and
white
fiower
basket.
BURNS
LAKE,
Nov.
12:-
On
BURNS
LAKE,
Nov.
12:-A
very
Sunday
evening
a
national
ser-
successful
supper
and
bazaar
was
vice
was
held
in
the
Unltrf
hnin
tu-
r
...
"uc,u
a
"v.
Adam
cr
p
The
tables,
which
seated
over
spoke
on
"Building
the
Nation."
I
liie
cnurcn
lewked
verv
atirA-
!
fiiiiw
n
i
.
WHERE
EAST
MEETS
WEST
SINGAPORE.
Nov.
12!
tRMn.
buildlng
under
construction
here
for
the
Royal
Navy
and
the
Royal
Indian
Navy
has
been
vahi
d
at
,more
than
S10.00u.uoo.
including
minesweepers,
mooring
vesseh
and
various
types
of
auxiliary
ship;.
-
;
viv-wi
u.i.cv4
aim
wvu
iUUfll
'
Ul
us
aeOI1a."on
of
flags
'with
deUghtful
appetizing
food.
A
goodly
and
flowers.
i,m
tu
u-r...
.
,
-
-
"
"u
vu
VA
Kile
LTCilCllI,
Ul
kjw-m2i
congregation
Joyed
the
service.
en-
j-the
church
and
hospital.
All
Canadian
Union
Amalgamated
Uuildin?
Workers
of
Canada
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
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