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Looking
To
Easter
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Once
more
all
Christendom
celebrates
the
Resurrection.
There
is
a
period
of
mourning,
chasteuing
and
cleansing
culminating
in
the
tragedy
of
Good
Friday,
celebrating
the
crucifixion.
Three
days
later,
which'
is
tomorrow,
Joy
breaks
over
the
earth,
for
there
comes
the
assurance
that,
while
today
we
may
all
be
sad,
the
bonds
of
death
have
been
broken
and
tomorrow
we
celebrate
the
conquest
of
truth
and
righteousness
over
the
devil
and
all
his
works.
How
appropriate
today
is
that
Resurrection
message.
Today
we
are
fighting
against
the
forces
of
evU.
An
effort
is
being
made
to
subjugate
the
whole
world
and
make
it
subservent
to
Hitler
and
all
his
gang
of
murderers.
As
Christians
celebrated
the
death
of
their
Saviour
yesterday
the
people
of
Europe
found
the
hosts
of
the
evil
one
prevailing
in
Yugoslavia.
.Happily
tomorrow
is
the
feast
of
the
resurrection,
the
day
on
which
the
Saviour,
the
greatest
of
all
democrats,
triumphed
over
all
his
foes,
a
happy
augury
for
a
bright
future
for
the
forces
of
democracy
in
Europe.
Let
us
all
look
forward
to
tomorrow
with
joy
in
our
hearts,
knowing
that
there
are
fnrres
in'
this
world
that
can
overcome
all
evil.
Possibly
we
have
trustee
too
mucn
in
tne
strength
of
our
armed
forces.
Tomorrow
let
us
turn
for
help
to
the
spirtual
forces
that
set
at
naught
all
the
cunning
and
brutality
of
the
demons
who
threaten
to
dominate
the
world.
Possihlv
the
miHivntinn
of
such
an
outlook
in
Prince
Rupert
may
be
the
turning
nnl'nf
it
...
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yvim.
hi
me
u.
it
uy
nut
try
il:
Not
Satisfactory
-
The
War
eituation
still
seems
tn
he
tory.
While
Africa
has
been
pretty
well
cleaned
Up
with
the
exception
possibly
of
the
northeast
region,
the
fighting
in
the
Balkans
does
not
seem
tobe
going
welL
In
a
divided
command
it
is
difficult
tn
o-et
that
rf
ioh
which
i4
necessary
to
success.
There
must
be
perfect4
faith
m
tb.ik-a-Jmic
unite
t-nlrir...
11
i
to
provide
that
inspiration
which
puts
every
man
on
his
mettle
and
brings
results.
.
'to'OU
lose
anything,
advertise
for
it
It
Ti,
s
mterestlng
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
News
that
theople
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
same
united
in
Marriage
Mis
Florence
Rose
BwonKS
Bride
Of
JF
C.
JrfeRae
A
marriage
of
much
local
ia-
tmw
cook
xare
ax
i
qcxkjl
i
i
Thursday
night
at
the
deanery
ery
Rey.
James
3.
Gibson
D
D.
jDeaa
of
SL
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral."
officiating,
when
Miss
'Florence
.Rose.
,tidet
-daughter
ol
iR.
T.
J.
Rose
and
the
late
Mrs.
Rose,
became
the
bride
of
Francis
Colin
McR&e,
son
of
Mr
and
Mrs;
F.
W.
MeR&e
of
Ottawa.
A
recep-
Kkm
followed
In
the
Boston
Cafe
and
tbe
happy
couple
left
later
la
the
evening
for
Victoria
where
I
they
will
rfeiide.
The
bride,
who
vas
given
in
marriage
by
her
father.
was
charmingly
gowned
4n
shell
pink!r"?'
taffeta,
the
gown
being
designed'
4.
..
heart
neckline
and
low
fitted
vaisJLne
beta
ootlthed
with
minutely
plated
niching
of
self
m
bsht
kiwi
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matchlng
accessories
and
brfrlniwt
rrt
f-lmatiraw
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maid
of
honor.
Miss
Mary
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pfcre
1
Maefie.
hd
"a
tovehr
floral
nattem-
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Black
played
tie
wed-
kitchen
chairs.
1
double
bed.
2
coace
of
roses
and
carnations.
If3
dressers.
J
log
-doll
boose.
1
the
rift
of
Miss
Muriel
Vaw
beater.
ii2
Tatlow
St.
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Pyeflable
(SSit
FOR
RENT
One
room
and
board
far
two
exa.
Phone
Green
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for
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and
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children.
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TRY
GUNN'S
Variety
Repairs
For
First
Class
Service
on
Bleytks,
Rabberware,
Tires,
Tabes,
Etc,
Vnleanhed
Ctb
St
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p.
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Barber
Shop
THE
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GOLD
SEAL
Taney
Ped
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PINKSEAL
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Salmon
faded
by
fee
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canafajf
compaay
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year
romsi
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la
Frisco
Eapert
SKI
PARTY
AT
JASPER
Manitoba
Enthusiasts
Reach
Mountain
Resort
Today
JASPER
Aprti
12:
To
spetid
a
noliday
skiinf
In
the
Oanedian
Rockies
MaSgne
Lake
area
a
pan
af
W.'.r.ipeg
ski
enthusiasts
arrtr-ed
here
at
now
today.
Included
m
the
Winnipeg
party
are
the
Misses
Mary
Sprague.
CharoKte
Breen,
Florence
Ledham.
Doreea
DaTis.
May
Webster.
Nancy
Mathers.
Shirley
Bdmond.
M.
Mor.
ise
and
Mrs.
C.
A
Mann
of
Brandon
Ernie
Locke
Cordon
Stewart.
1
Cliff
Harvey.
W.
O.
Gray.
Alex
M&ccauley.
E.
M
Jones.
Air
Mathe-,scm
Marsh
Charters.
Frank
Ban-veil
and
Don
Hunter.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
!
Howie
Massac
arrived
In
advance
.of
the
party.
The
party
viB
move
Into
Mal-igne
Lake
Caaiet.
arriving
there
.
.
.
.
m
time
lor
dinner
tonight.
The
a
,
"A.
"r.ehalet
wlH
be
the
headquarter,
out
nitou
who
w
prv
lea
h
day
side
trips
wUl
be
made
mat-riaL
The
skirt
extended
in
q,
CIUiiwn
I
to
the
Bald
HiUs
and
Trapper
Val-
fultaess-betow
theihialtae
and
was
01
arnatJons-
.
lex
edged
at
its
ftoortengUi
hem
wkh
"c
&1U-""J
similar
niching.
The.simply
sqtnr-
4
,
w
.
Peter
Vajda
and
Ernie
Neoderer.
famous
Swiss
strides
and
ski
kn-
ed
moulders
extended
into
rucbed
JlJrT,
J7.7
wtt
be
on
the
)ob
to
sleeves
with
pleating.
The
sweet-
f?2-
?Hrt
TIlgive
aU
kinds
of
aitance.
heart
hato
hat
was
of
self
material
Word
from
Fred
Brewster,
vhc
al
tulle
edged
with
forget-mt-
fr?
TT'L1
rwrta
handles
the
ski
parties
between
noti
Tne
bride's
hrwvmot
nc
nt
"
"
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pjilk
camarJon
and
hyacinths,
ffr
f
M
111
ed
-dress
of
e-sheU
ribbxa
satta
din5
March
as
tbe
couple
entered
1
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wfth
powder
blae
velvet
waistline
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scotches,
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by
D.
G.
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tbe
groom
.responding.
A.
E.
Richards
proposed
the
toast
to
the
bridesmaid.
I
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Ml
s
Betty
Woods
sang
"O
Promise
Me-
and
Cape
F
H.
ABwood
also
sang.
G.
E.
Phimpson
gave
lreriiatinni
that
skiing
conditions
are
ideal.
Wesch
Croxfbrd
Basso-Bert
TOSAVOY
S
inters
Easy
Mctors
Over
Ranters
In
Ladies'
Bowline
Play-off
The
bride
is
particularly
wt
.
.known
in
Prvr
p-wrt
h,r!nr
111
play-off
last
evening
be-
resided
here
with
her
family
for
many
years.
She
has
been
identi
J&xser
and
Xfalten
T.iVp
w
tha
crepe
fresh
snow
is
failing
regntorty
and
tween
the
Savoy
Swingers
and
Rangers
for
Annette's
trophy
in
,fied
with
tb
Capitol
Theatre
al-
Ladies'
Bow,ln
ue
the
COaUoa
Pht
mart
since
its
inception
and
before
Swingers
.that
was
at
the
Westholme
victor:
over
the
Theatre.
She
and
her
husband
"Se
dean-ap.
proved
decisive
Rangers
with
JT-wai
have
general
feUiiaaaDs.
wa
2verase
scorer
Iallr
The
Wesca
"
Slrtaen
with
236.
going
away
costume
of
the
cheserfield
bride
was
a
blatk
taUored
sail
,
1DC
raomauai
scoring:
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hat
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coat
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