ial
Dol
bca
i
Singers
entertainment.
Iny,
April
1G,
8:15
p.m.,
fcs'
Hall.
Tea,
Civic
Centre,
April
Ladies'
Tea
and
Sale,
Intrc.
April
18.
Be
Dance,
Masonic
Tchi-
Icd.
13.
Sojourning
brcth-
of
thc
Moose
tea
and
111
30.
Church
Spring
Sale,
ICamp
Tea,
May
3,
Mr3.
Novelties.
let's
Spring
Sale,
May
8.
f
Auxiliary
Sale.
May
9,
r's
Day
Tea
and
Sale
ping.
S.O.N.
Sonja
Laid,
May
10.
Lutheran
Ibascmcnt,
2:00
to
0.00.
fat
Chapter
Spring
Tea,
Concert,
civic
Centre,
till
Cathedral
Channel
(ca,
May
22,
Mrs.
Nora
oinos
Intribulions
to
this
section
will
be
welcomed)
liar
Prince
Riiperl
Girl
l
of
Member
for
Allin
hrwwv.w
i'Snccial'
to
Dailv
News')
First
jJ
J
I
v
"i,w.ii
Wn.
was
the
scene
at
8
o'clock
Sat-
fening,
Rev.
Dr.
Albert
Paul
officiating,
of
the
t
t
Mis
Katncnne
janei
waison.
oniv
P
Ul
AJm
J
"
l
.
f
Mr
mifl
Mrs.
John
Watson
of
Prince
Ui
and
William
Duncan;
Smith,
also
of
Prince
L
of
Mrs.
Smith
and
ft.
o.
Smith
oi
wm-
fotland,
and
memDcr
tislatlvc
Assembly
for
given
in
marriage
tc,
Davie,
formerly
or
crt,
wore
a
lovely
LI,..
and
I
long
sown
oi
"u
frepe
wttn
silver
ocuu
h
fashioned
on
prln-
Inith
Ions
sleeves,
ncr
If
"
'
...
I
of
rose
blue
wium
flowers
and
veil.
Her
fc-as
of
pins
roscouua
Inths,
Itron
of
honor
was
Mrs.
LfAuzhan
who
wore
a
E
pink
sheer
dress,
tur-
It
and
s'oves
ana
dou-Lak
and
white
carna-
R.
Mitchell
was
grooms-
f
thc
ushers
were
Alex
and
Itcid
Mitchell.
mi
tne
ceremony
a
ic--
Iras
held
at
the
Angus
fcne
of
the
groom's
fcnd
slstcr-ln-law,
Mr.
WF-
i
a.
o.
Smith.
Guests
liouncemeiil
Itirrju-nt
in
tnw
column
Mrriu
lor
iuii
uiuuvu
lit
25ora.
I
Card
Farty,
Thursday,
,
Catholic
School
Hall,
lursday,
March
27,
1224
!
Avenue.
Mrs.
Gomez.
to
BcUiunc
Peace
Hos-
Strcct
School
Choir
,hm
Band
present
opcr-t
Centre,
March
28.
in
Spring
Sale,
March
Mary
W.UE.
Tea,
April
'arklns.
Brew's
W.A.
Easter
Sale,
I
Ic
Orange
Tca'and
Sale,
were
received
by
Mrs.
Smith
and
Mrs.
Robert
Davie.
Toast
to
the
bride"
was
nro
posed
by
James
R.
Mitchell
and
responded
to
by
the
groom.
The
bride's
table
was
centred
with
a
handsome
wedding
cakej
which
was
duly
cut
by
the
bride.'
Presiding
at
the
pouring
table'
were
Mrs.
Alex
Smith
of
Sum-1
merland,
aunt
of
the
groom,
and
I
Mrs.
R.
II.
Dover.
Servltcurs
were
the
Misses
Margaret
Smith,
Audrey
Mitchell,
Mac
Tully
and
Mrs.
B.
Hastings.
Out
of
town
guests
at
the
wed
ding
and
reception
included
Mr.
and
Ms.
Alex
Smith
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gordon
Smith
of
Sum-mcrland;
W.
II.
Wilson-Murray,
K.
P.
Harding
and
Ernest
Unwln
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Col.
John
McGregor,
V.C.,
of
Powell
River.
There
were
telegrams
of
con
gratulations
from
well-wishing
friends
in
various
parts
or
tne
province.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Smith
left
on
the
midnight
boat
for
Victoria
and
will
be
at
the
Empress
Hotel
until
the
end
of
the
session
or
the
Legislature
when
they
will
leave
for
a
honeymoon
trip
to
California
after
which
they
will
return
to
Prince
Rupert
to
re
side
at
least
temporarily.
The
bride's
going
away
costume
was
a
thfce-plcce
brown
suit
over
matchine
dress
with
dusty
rose
blouse.
The
hat
was
a
brown
stetson
and
accessories
were
to
match.
The
bride
was
born
in
Prince
Rupert
and
lived
all
her
life
in
that
city.
She
held
a
responsible
position
in
the
executive
orficc
or
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Co.
and
has
long
been
active
in
the
affairs
of
First
nantlst
Church.
She
is
an
ac
complished
pianist.
Tiic
groom
is
a
veteran
of
two
World
Wars
i
l,tfn..
'
ir
.1l
-Jntlfl
W.1S
formerly
manager
ai
-.
.
...
!
cm
rf.
for
llm
Northern
B.C
cnan
aa.e.
'
spring
now
bdllR
ln
thc
scrv.
!
iirr.
nf
the
comnany
at
Prince
Ru-
Nurses'
Association
ft
WM
clcctcd
m.L.A.
lor
!rrd
ivic
Centre,
Tliursday.l'
,
t
u
,ast
,,r0Vicial
clcc-P"ni1ra
rroli
tl
iirn
..
...
,
41.
-
""i""1"
ui
Hi.
enmi
e
win
nave
wic
hearty
congratulations
and
best
wishes
of
a
wide
circle
of
friends.
Jnm.Ki:i,
uNiumr.n
WINNIPEG,
tf'
Luck
left
.
.
.
L
I
Echerba
battered
cut
unaaumcu.
Twice
within
five
oays
he
has
made
news.
The
first
time
he
burned
his
hands
rescuing
his
young
brothers
and
sisters
from
their,
flaming
home.
Thc
second
time
he
bounced
on
a
car
auu
u,
truck.
A
truck
stopped
at
a
red
light,
so
did
the
car,
but
Michael's
bicycle
did
not.
His
Injuries
were
minor
this.
time.
Hotel.
.
.
ley,
Vancouver.
THIS
AND
THAT
arrival
Prince
Rupert
j
s
rinrkcr.
Vancouver;
J.
E.
McrryXIcld,
Vancouver;
O.
II.
Murphy,
Vancouver;
N.
D.
Bent-
You
saw
H
m
Thc
Ncwsl
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AN
UNHAPPY
.AMERICAN
ABROAD
Paul
Petroff,
13
months
old
son
of
Paui
;Petroff
and
Nana
Gollncr,
international
ballet
artists,
is
exercising
his,
inalienable
American
right
to
squawk
loud
.andvo.ciferQU5lywhcn
.coitditions
do
not
suit
his
fancy.
In
this
case
he
finds
himself
caught
in
the
midst
of
London's
transportation
headaches,"
and
subsequent
food
shortage.
He
Js
getting
the
last
drop
of
'his;
ration
and
not
get
more
until
his
mother,
-who'Js'
holding
;him-,-
visits
the
food
of
rice
and
collects
the
crilld's
speciai:rati6n;card.
Mrs.
Gollner
surrered
from
polio
as
a
child
and
took,
up.
dancing
to
strengthen
her
leg
muscles,
and
'so
gained,
the.
proficiency
which
made
her
in
Internationally,
iamous
ballerina:
The
husband,
Paul,
Sr.,
will
appear
with
his
wife
In
London
;as;gucst
artists.
London
holds
memories
for
them.
-They,
first'.mct';lri,Covcnt!Garden.
He.
is.
a
Dane
awaiting
Amcrlcan';'nat6rallins:
'
REGULATIONS'
ON
Season
jOpcnsAjainuir-
.
Slay
'1
So'me-Chansts'"
,
Arc
Made
.
Tlic
hallbui
rishlnj
season
is
agaiiVopcned
iiraTliicas'on'rMay
require
a
limit.
There
'arc.
no
catch
lunus,.ior.
Areas
i
aiw.
iu.
To
provide
-for
thc
return
or
tagged
haibut,
the
1947
rfg.vila-'
lions
allow-
VcsWls!
regarllcss
of
thc
:typt
of
igear
'.uscd'andi
the
scason;cr,
UlP
ycar.'.tp.Tctainand
inAA
Innnrl
Imllhllt
niDldded
laiiv
n'pn."
.
....--.-.
ir
.
j
such'
tagged'
halFbut
at
c
brought
to
(ho
attention;
bf:tHc'
Cbmmls-
,loiVor
chforccncnt.oliflcci:
while
the
ta;
Is
still
attached...
Thc
Ccmmfsrion
..anticipates
llwt
thc-catch
of
halihut
orr
the
Pn'riric
on!!t.
in
1347.
will
amount
to;55,000,000,
ail
increase
df
ihorc
than
25
per
cent
over'
the
catch
that
thc
unrestricted
fishery
took;
in
the
year
before
regulation
began.
Tliis
greater
catch
will
be
taken
with
one-third
less
fishing
effort
than
.was
required
to
take
.the
smallcr
catch
of
that
earlier
year.
,
,
The
'1947
regulations
arc
similar
In
most
respects
to
'those
of
last
year.
Only
two
Important
'lanxcs
have
been
made,.namely
the
relocation
of
the
boundary
lino
between
Areas
3
and
4,
and
the
setting
of
a
catch
limit
for
Area
4.
The
Coast
is
divided
into
five
areas
for
regulatory
purposes.
Area
1A
Includes
waters
south
of
Cape
Blanco,
.Oregon.
Area
IB
lies
between
Cape
'Blanco
and
.
.......
rl
I.
-vr
nnnfnhi.nmM1T.
I
unil..
TTi.tmi
Wnch
lllTlnn
or
the
IhVcniatkinal'
Fisheries
prior
to
11)46
bcsc
,wo
areas
to
rAinmlccInn
Conunlsstoru;.Itchd'lh'.'lB
Tf'iihHofln
Atfitm,
IB
i
aether
rintlmr
formed.
fnrmprt
a.;5Anglc
n
.!s1ii"1p
nrpa
area,
and
i
wncn
tne.rca
cawii
iuir
It
is
takcn.;ana
hiAreas
:
A
and
1
,i
li.f
llin
X'rr!l
3
Vaill
flmit
is
,
reached.
Area
4
closes'
at
the.
tame
time
as.Area.3;
unless
u
has
been
closed
.'earlier
byv.rea-son
or
the
attalninent'opvs-
'
owri
'
'
J
'
.ntMi
limit.
i
Area
1.
Area
2
Includes
ihc
waters
betwccn.VVWajia
Hajbpr
and
Cape.Spcncer.
Alaska.
Area
1
covers,
thc
twatjys
ironv
Cape
Silencer,
to.
a
line
running
true
west
rrpra
Cape
Sarichern
Un-mak
Island.
Area
4
"fnclides
I
those
waters
ol
thc
BJlfka,
1
l
j
x'L
jn.
t
it
t
'
L
l
!
.
..
icATea2
catch'jlmlt''or
.24,-
lying
nbrtli
or
thc
lihe
ruAnln
500,000'
pouud
and!
Jho
Area
3
j
from
Civpc
Sarlchcf.
''
'
'
limit
or
28,000,000
pound's
remain
;
'
---
-1
'
thnsanwas-in-ioiG.
Acatciviimlt
Council
Refers
.'
of
500.000.has
bccirset'f6rArca
4
j
r...
17
'
,v,,.ri,
.hrWofe-
lix
not
becn
4
rui.iic
UslicU
ccnvmerciaHViandjdid
not
i
Arrow
Bus
Lines'
application.
for
.an
exclusive.
operating
franchise
in
the
city
was
t
ho
subject
of
a
report
by
a
soeclal
Comimlt-
tec'
of
tlty
council
last
night
which
recommended
that
"no
sy
plication
for
franchise
be
con
sidered
unless
it-carry
with
It
a
pcrccnto!!c
or
the
gross
revenue.
Thc
matter
was
rererred.
to
committee
ot
thc
whole.
Arrow
Bus
Lines'
application
offered
thc
city
a
flat
.rate
of
$100
cr
bus
.
for
exclusive
operating
rights.
.
Pat
and
Mike
were
obliged
to
halt
their
heavily
loaded
cart
to
make
way
for
a
funeral.
Gazing
at
the
procession,
Pat
suddenly
remarked:
"Mike,-
I
wish
I
knew
where
I
"was
goln
to
die,
I'd
give
five
hundred
dollars
to
know
the
place
where
I'm
going
to
die."
''"Well,
Pat,
what
good
would
It
do
If
ycz
knew?"
'.'Lots,"
said
Pat.
"Shurc
I'd
never
go
near
the
place."
Hollywood
Cafe
rRiNCE
nurEitrs
newest
ani
most
UP-TO-DATE
RESTAURANT
FULL-COURSE
MEALS
FROM
11
A.M.
TO
6
A.M.
Special
Dinner
Evcry
Sunday
-
5
p.m.
to
8
p.m.
',
-
-
lU
I
j
CHINESE
DISHES
A
SPECIALTY
j"
"
I
.
WE
CATER
TO
PARTIES
i
CHOP
SUEY
CnOW
MEIN
LocaT
News
Items
.
.
.
ON
11.
Crlbbazo
Club
Crlb-
bagc
drive,
Tusday,
Marcli
25,
8
pan.,
Civic
Centre
Cafctria.
Everybody
welcome.
(71)
Will
Robinson,
after
a
brief
week-end
visit
to
the
city,
left
by
last
evening's
train
on
his
return
to
Terrace.
THE
NATIONS
BUSINESS
Hear
Hpn.
John
Bracken,
M.P.,
leader
of
Progressive
Conservative
party.
CFPR,
Wednesday,
March
2,
8.
pm.
(72)
T.
A.
McKeown
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
a
business
trip
to
Smithers.
He
expects
to
return
to
the
city
at"
the
end
of
the
week.
A.
S.
Morcton.
making
his
an-
I
nual
visit
to
the
city
on
behalf
of
the
British
Columbia
Tuber
culosis
magazine,
"Your
Health,"
Is
sDendlnz
a
week
here.
He
ar
I
rived
from
Vancouver
at
the
end
of
the
week.
Brisadier
and
Mrs.
JoscDh
Gil
Ingham
of
the
Salvation
Army,
returned
on
the
Princess
Norah
Monday,
alternoon
from
a
week's
visit
tn
Ketchikan.
Brlsadler
Gil
llncham
rpmortrd
that
activity
in
the.
Alaska
city,
had
quietened
down
since'
he
last
.
visited
it
three.
years,
ago.
j
Simplicity
Patterns;
Needlework
Patterns:
15-20-25c.
at
THE
VARIETY
(STORE.
(a8
ATTLEE
SAYS
SML
ill
,7.
ZsMfr),
K,
..
.
W-zL-lL
u,;--
.
Ditto
r.KIIN
i
J,
-
-
-
Ian
1
the
telephone
book
for
a
second,
dear"
NO
ELECTION
Denial
Given
of
IUportcd
Plan
To.
Dissolve
Parliament
LOSDON.
Renorts
circu
lated
today:
that
Prime
Minister
Attlee's
cabinet,
facing
a
dark-cnlnz
economic
crisis,
nlanned
to
dissolve
Parliament
and
order
a
new
general
election,
but
a
press
officer
of
the
Prime
Minister
said
"there
.la
no
'truth'
at
all
tq
these
rumors"
which
were
de-'
scribed,
as
'wishful
thinking''
on
I
thepart
ot
Ihe
Opposition
BLACKHEADS
Gt
two
mrsm
of-MroilM
tndr
from
ywir
drugrilt.
SprinkU
on
a
hot.
wt
eloth
nd
upply
to
tht
iBtl.
Eery
bUck.
kd
will
b
diuotrxl.
Th
on.
nit.
tit
nd
timsl
r
to
rmo
lilukhtvli.
Txsnitr
EASIER
I
.
FURNITURE
REPAIRING
Upholstering
Slip
Covers
Drapes
Car
and
Truck
Cushions
Repaired
and
Recovered
i
Out-of-town
orders
given
special
care.
LOVIN'S
CABINET
SHOP
Fhone
Green'
74
117
Second
Avenue
West
Opposite
Civic
Ccntr
V-
!
BASKETBALL
PLAYOFFS
Tonight,
Civic
Centre.
(It)
Andrew
Messer,
Jr.,
returned
to
the
city
Monday
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
from
a
business
visit
to
Vancouver.
Moose
Lodge,
Tuesday,
March
25.
Important
meeting
followed
by
social
evening
and
refreshments.
All
members
please
attend.
(71)
Stanley
Cameron.
Standard
Oil
Co.,
or
British
Columbia,
manager
here,
sailed
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
last
night
on
a
business
trip
to
Ocean
Falls
and
Bella
Coola
where
he
will
arrange
for
the
orenlnz
or
his
company
s
marine
oil
stations
for
the
fish
ing
seasons.
CITY
INVITES
TRUMAN
HERE
Invitation
of
the
city
or
Prince
Rupert
to
United
States
President
Harry
S.
Truman
to
visit
this
city
during
his
Alaska
tour
in
June
was
dispatched
by
wire
this
morning
over
the
signature
or
Mayor
Nora
E.
Arnold.
The
Invitation
was
approved
by
city
council
last
night.
To
President
Truman,
who
will
come
north
rrom
Seattle
on
a
yacht,
was
sent
the
fol-
lowins
mcssaGe:
"Mayor
and
rlty
cordially
Invite
you
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
during
your
Al-'askari.
trip,
in
June.
In
view
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rnrHlnr'rMaHnnshtVi
fvctn'hllsh-
'ed
here
while
tfils
city
was
used
as
a
sub-port
or
embarkation
by
American
troops,
which
we
hope
will
be
augmented
by
proposed
large
investment
or
American
capital
In
immediate
vicinity,
such
a
visit
would
be
deeply
gratifying
and
sincerely
appreciated."
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
or
Commerce
also
sent
a
wire
joining
heartily
with
the
city
In
the
Invitation
to
the
chief
executive
"in
view
ot
the
intimate
association
ol
this
port
wlth,the.
United
States
in
war
and
peace."
The
acceptance
would
tic
deemed
as
a
great
honor,
the
Chamber's
message
Minute
"ode
bvil!
aaiu.
mi
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New,
Simplified
Single-Saucepan
Method
Combine
in
Mut-rpan
all
of
the
fol
lowing
called
for
hjr
the
recipe
-
Minute
CicUtinc,
liquids,
seasonings,
sugar.
Heat
2
or
3
minutes,
stirring
until
gelatine
dissolves.
Plain
gelatine
recipes
are
readr
'of
mnldinc:
fancr
ones
ready
for
th
addition
of
fruits,
vegetables,
meats,
etc.
Rtcipt
letilti
in
ptcktit.
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of
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Foods
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Service
from
PRINCE
RUPER1
to
OCEAN
FALLS
WESTVIEW
(Powell
River)
VANCOUVER
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
To
KETCHIKAN
Wednesday
Midnight
For
reservations
call
or
write
City
or
Depot
Ticket
Offices.
PRINCE
RUPERT
General
Contractor
:
We
do
liasements,
resliingling,
build
fences,
sidewalks,
remodel
your
kitchen.
Demolish
or
move
buildings.
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