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Social
Doings
(Contributions
to
tills
section
will
be
welcomed)
BRIDE
FROM
SASKATCHEWAN
Memberj
cf
tlr
famJiV
.f
the
bridegroom
and
fi
lends
'A'erc
present
at
the
weddin?
in
St
Andrew's
Cathedral
W?dnesday
evening
of
Miss
Clara
Tiiersa
Tosezak.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Tosezak
of
Woodrow
Sark.,
to
Splro
Gurvich
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
rite
was
performed
by
Canon
V.
F.
Rushbrook.
Tlie
bride
was
given
in
marrl-se
by
John
Gurvich.
brother
of
the
bridegroom.
She
wore
a
floor-length
gown
of
turquoise
sheer
with
matching
net
veil,
and
carried
a
targe
bouquet
of
red
rose.
Her
attendant
was
Mrs.
Peter
Richards
whese
floor-lenfith
gown
of
wh.te
was
gold-
i
trimmed.
Her
bouquet
was
of
white
and
yellow
carnations.
Groomsman
was
E
P.
Smith,
and
Peter-Lien
wa&
organist.
At
the
reception
in
Valhalla
hall,
150
friend
paid
their
de-
spects
to
the
newly
married
i
couple.
The
brides
table
was
'when
centered
wiui
a
three-wer
wedding
cak
before
which
the
brtde
was
toasted
by
the
groomsman.
James
Ham
refponded
to
the
bride's
toast.
Tlie
evening
was
spent
In
dancing
to
music
by
Andy
McNauvhton
at
the
oteno.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gurvich
will
reside
at
749
Freier
Street.
Mr.
Ourvlch
has
been
employed
with
the
provincial
Pnblic
Works
department,
here
for
a
number
of
years.
prepWhandy
map
of
city
A
handy
tourist
map.
only
slightly
larger
than
a
post
crd.
wilt
soon
be
mide
availale
to
tourists
by
the
Public
Relations
CouncH.
Secretary
E.
T.
Apple-whalte
reported.
The
card
will
contala
a
map
of
the
city
with
16
points
of
Interest
numbered.
Drawing
of
the
small
map
was
don
bv
Donald
McKay,
local
draughtsman.
Mor
than
5j000
map
wW
be
published
in
the
near
future.
Internal
committee
chairman
Al
Man4Q
reoorted
that
work
on.
the
new
tourist
headquarters
in
the
Museum
Is
progressing,
and
that
"there
wir
be
a
pretty
good
tourist
bureau
at
the
end
of
the
month
"
C.
E.
CulHn.
museum
curator,
will
also
be
in
charge
of
the
tourist
office.
The
meeiinc
votd
to
send
C.
H.
Orme
a
letter
of
encouragement
on
his
project
oi
oompil-intr
a
historv
of
Prince
Rupert
and
surrounding
district.
The
meetaw
authorized
the
publication
nf
a
half-page
ad
vertisement
In
the
annual
edl
mer-re.
a
publication
that
contained
several
columns
about
Prince
Ruoertjn
its
1946
edition
Present
at
toe
meetirvr
were
Alderman
Arthur
Breoksbank.
E
MISS
LOIS
HOWE
ISHOWER
HONOREE
:
Mrs.
W
J.
Richards
and
Mrs.
i
Frank
EUison
were
co-hostesses
last
night
at
the
home
cf
the
former
when
a
pre-nuptial
party
was
held
in
honor
of
MLs
Lois
Hwe
whose
marriage
to
Oliver
Keays
takes
pUe
on
Saturday.
Sprays
df
"link
hawthorn,
white
streamers
and
belte
decorated
the
roonas.
A
ptak
and
wMte
bwtett
laden
wtth
sifts
was
carried
in
by
Mrs.
Richards
aad
Mias
Irene
Larsen
who
wUl
be
the
brtdesnld..
Many
lovelv
and
useful
gifts
were
disclosed
and
admired.
Party
games,
court
whist.
Chl-ne?e
checkers
and
group
sinking
with
Mrs.
J.
R.
Carr
at
the
ptano
were
enjoyed
duruw
the
eve
ning.
Mrs.
John
McLeod
was
winner
of
a
game
cnnJett
while
Mrs.
George
Hqwe
won
first
prize
and
Mrs.
Fred
Hunter,
sec
ond,
playing
court,
whist.
The
evening
was
complete
dehekms
refreshments
were
served.
A
"shower"
cake
made
ana
decorated
specially
for
the
occasion
was
cut
by
Miss
How
alter
which
all
drank
a
toast
to
the
bride-elect.
Guests
included
the
Misses
Lois
Howe.
Lorna
Howe,
Irene
Larsen.
Man-
Hunter.
Mrs.
J.
R.
Carr.
Mrs.
Fred
Hunter.
Mrs.
M.
J.
Keays.
Mrs.
William
Roth-well.
Mrs.
George
Ruddertwm,
Mrs.
John
McLeod
Mrs.
Vic
Menaies.
Mrs.
W.
U.
HiH,
Mrs.
Harry
Poulsen.
Mrs.
Gordon
Moller.
Mrs.
John
Johasscn.
Mrs.
w
J
Richards
and
Mrs.
Frank
Ellison.
Hotel...
arrivals
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R
Williams.
Toledo.
Ohio;
Robert
Williams,
ir..
For
Better
Radio
Here
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
Sends
itrief
to
Parliamentary
Committee
Emmlsslon
from
station
CFPR
of
Prince
Rupert
of
all
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation
network
programs
and
construction
of
"booster"
or
"repeater"
broadcasting
units
at
such
points
as
Terrace,
Hazel
ton,
Smithers,
Burns
Lake
and
Vanderhoof
are
requested
In
a
two-point
plan
for
Improvement
of
radio
broadcasting
service
in
Prince
Rupert
and
Central
British
Columbia
which
has
been
dispatched
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
Ottawa
for
consideration
of
the
Parliamentary
committee
on
radio
broadcast
ing.
The
radio
committee
and
secretary
ot
the
chamber,
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
have
'been
active
lately
In
efforts
to
bring
about
better
broadcasting
service
here,
particularly
as
far
as
the-
making
available
of
more
popular
network
programs
is
concerned.
The
Chamber,
quoting
from
its
own
communication,
is
asking
that
the
Parliamentary
committee
consider
the'
following
two
general
proposals:
"First
The
granting
of
full
use
of
radio
facilities
now
actually
in
existence
and
operation
at
Prince
Rupert
but
put
to
a
restricted
use
only.
This
has
particular
reference
to
the
land-line
on
which
network
programs
are
fed
Into
the
local
station
CFPR.
At
the
present
time.
of
programs
actually
available.
the
local
listening
public
cannot
get
those
it
wants
to
hear,
but
only
those
permitted
by
existing
CBC
decisions.
The
desired
programs
are
commercially
sponsored.
In
so
far
as
the
hockey
programs
are
concerned
we
know
that
they
reach
CFPR
but
are
not
permitted
to
go
pn
the
air.
We
also
know
that
this
Is
due
to
negotiations
between
various
governmental
departments
over
the
use
and
revenue
of
the
land-line.
However
when
the
Canadian
Government
Telegraphs.
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation,
Canadian
National
Telegraphs,
etc..
axe
all
supposed
to
be
publicly
owned
and
all
have
their
capital
expendl-
Toledo.
Ohio:
Gordon
Little.
East
tures
and
deficits
(if
any)
footed
Kwinitsa:
Ray
Gob
urn.
Prince
iv
e
public
we
feel
we
have
George:
M.
Reynolds.
Terrace;
i
"
,nterest
Further
we
feel
that
Lt.
M.
Kavanaush.
Carson
Citv.
Iac,uues
ngmauy
consiruciea
Nev.:
R.
A.
Iogray,
Edmonton;
I
at
Public
exPen5e-
as
war
needs
Dfek
Burns.
Seattle;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I
"awa.
snouia
oe
operaiea
xor
ris.
Smithers;
A.
Talt,
Smithers;
W.
J.
Petorle.
Vancouver;
O.
J.
E.
Dorser,
Toronto:
L.
Baillie,
Port
Hjsrdy;
L.
O.
Murray.
Vancou-
i
ver;
P.
E.
Cornwall.
Long
Beach,
T
Aoplewhaite
Mi?s
Honora
Calif.;
Mrs.
N.
R
Barwick,
Fort
S'lversides
R'oWi
Olsen.
Oscar
Babine:
G
L
Bowden,
Haielton:
Hnverov.
Al
Manso;.
and
J.
K.
:E.
W.
Burridge
Vancouver:
C.
F.
McLeod.
iSolwell.
Vancouver
"Those
men
are
from
the
finance
company
Now
you
know
why
this
meeting
was
called
T'
who
helped
to
pay
for
them
la!
Travel
North
and
the
first
place.
Your
committee
jp
Stranded
ci
A
A
Become
can
demand
and
get
authentic
Information
upon
all
features
More
reports,
continue
to
drift
and
angles
of
this
matter
which
back
south
about
people
lrotn
are
not
available
to
us.
"Second
Construction
of
low
power
'booster'
or
'repeater'
I
Mtrrr
je
m
w
f
7
far
IMS
s&l
1
o
How
proud
you
ore
of
your
white
lintni
...of
all
your
white
clothes
but
only
as
long
at
they
are
truly
white!
So
often
white
things
develop
a
yellow-tinge
and
no
matter
how
you
scrub,
it
stub-!
bornly
stays!
The
secret
to
true
white
is
Blue
just
a
little
Blue
in
the
final
riming
water..
.and
your
clothes
will
be
as
white
as
newl
P.S.
Seven
colours
combine
la
make
white
one
of
these
is
blue.
Blue
must
be
added
to
make
true
white.
An
important
accessory
to
eTery
well
dressed
I
'I
MKjl
ivJaQ
nun's
appearance,
F.CCO
Gold-Filled
Knives
are
I
!
VPVXT1
in
a
wide
variety
of
shapes
and
designs.
7V
JXm
J
Iivailable
Unely
tempered
steel
blades.
..Drop
In
and
see
!
"
-VsJJl
them
today.
Ill
K
GIFTS
for
BRIDE
Planning
a
shower
for
the
bride-to-be''
Want
to
give
her
something;
that
is
practical
and
which
she's
sure
to
appreciate.
YOU'LL
FIND
GIFTS
GALORE
AT
the
larger
cities
In
both
Canada
and
the
U.S.,
confident
cf
sure
Jcbs.
and
flush
wage
In
Alaska,
going
there
to
be
greatly
dlsap-
broadcasting
units
the
line
upon
Med:
ScmetimeS
whole
fam-now
carrying
CBC
programs,
at
go
tc1jetheri
cnly
t0
Und
such
Terrace.
Hazel-
points
as
thwe
ls
no
VQX
and
the
C0Jt
wn,
simmers,
aurns
iase
anailv!n(r
,c
ru
hi-h
Anri
k
th
Vanderhoof.
According
to
our
information
these
points
get
no
daylight
reception
of
standard
has
the
land-line
which
carries
CBC
service
passing
through
it
At
a
public
convention
the
Cana
dian
National
offered
to
have
i
their
personnel
throw
switches)
and
do
such
other
operational;
chores
as
may
be
Involved.,
so,
that
there
would
be
no
operating
(
expense.
This
covers
a
large
area
of
British
Columbia
which
never
hears
CFPR
and
only
gets
CBR.
Vancouver,
after
dark
and
then
with
no
certainty.
1
We
feel
that
both
these
point-1
ters
can
properly
be
discussed
by
your
Committee
as
matters
of
a
more
than
purely
local
Interest.
Some
slight
investigation
i
of
the
area
covered
by
the
small
,
towns
listed
will
confirm
thls."j
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
Is
also
In
communication
with
W.
J.
Sheridan,
manager
of
the
economic
development
department
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Com-j
merce.
Montreal,
on
the
matter,
of
better
radio
broadcasting'
nhorne
ivrrnw
w
n
t
w.
.
puoiic
Denem
now.
i.e..
ior
mos?
service
in
mis
area.
rence.
Vancouver:
Rita
Gaines.
Pensacola,
Florida:
Evelyn
Heitseh,
Peiuacoia,
Florida:
Mrs.
D.
Cramer
and
family.
Ketchikan;
Margaret
Spencer.
Ketchikan;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
McDer-mott.
Valdea.
Alaska.
J.
D.
Rand.
Vancouver;
W.
A.
Lowe.
Vancouver;
H.
J.
Webb.
Vancouver:
J.
D.
Crowther.
Victoria;
S.
F.
May.
Vancouver;
Mrs.
Horwill.
Dorreen;
Mrs.
Maltoy.
Dorreen:
G.
N.
Streetton,
Anyox;
Uon
of
the
BC.
Journal
of
Com-
!s-
So08-
Haartton:
C.
D.
Mor
time
they
have
oald
for
the
Journey,
their
fund
are
next
thin?
to
being
exhausted.
The
wave
at
all
although
each
town
,
salvation
Army
continues
to
give
a
great
deal
of
assistance.
Classified
Advertising
Pays!
SUIT
-ill
1
GABARDINES
WOOL
CIIEPES
Smart
for
every
occasion
and
smart
foe
your
figure.
SURT
NEW
STYLES
in
FINEST
QUALITY
SEE
and
You
BUY
USE.
OUR
CONVENIENT
BUDGET
PLAN
NO
INTEREST
NO
CARRYING
CHARGES
r
COTTAGE
CHEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made!
I
VALENTIN
DAIRY
t
Your
Dally
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
PRINCE
6E0R6E
IS
VERY
BUSY
"Everybody
busy"
seems
to
sum
up
the
situation
in
Prince
i
George.
The
many
mills
have
all
the
orders
they
can
handle
and
I
in
all
other
respeits
the
people
j
have
their
hands
full.
About
the
only
development
that
can
be
called
new
Is
a
possibility
of
a
,
strike
over
the
question
of
wage
scale
but
it
U
not
considered
;
Improbable
that
there
may
be
iah
adjustment.
However,
strike
talk
is
being
beard.
I
These
are
some
of
the
lmpres-i
sions-
gathered
by
Superintendent
C.
A.
Berner.
Canadian
National
Railway,
who
has
Just
i
returned
from
a
visit
to
the
Inferior
city
and
central
BrtMsh
j
Columbia.
Mr.
Berner
mentions
also
that
warmer
weather
has
set
In,
in
the
Rockies,
and
to
some
extent,
has
led
to
high
water.
i
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DIAMONDS
ETC.
J
Maroon's
Jewellers
518
3rd
Ave.
West
1
v.