4
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
November
21,
1950
Pretty
Rile
In
'Anglican
Church
PARTY
TO
STAY
(Continued
From
Page
1)
with
a
view
to
enacting
legislation
to
aid
in
such
TERRACE
TOPICS
i
1
it
(
Provincial
and
federal
govern-;
meots
were
ureed
to
do
everv-:
Miss
Shirley
Pearson
Becomes
Bride
of
Perry
Mork
Appropriate
qualifications.
Another
resolution
favored
the
supplying
without
charee
of
thing
in
their
power
to
aid
in
'
9L
Line-ups
For
"Bob
and
Sally"
Line-up
audiences
attended
the
Capitol
Theatre
last
night
for
the
showing
of
the
sex
problem
picture
"Bob
and
Sally';
which
is
being
shown
to
women
and
men
separately.
As
the
women
streamed
out
of
the
house
at
the
conclusion
of
the
first
show
at
9
p.m.,
a
line-up
of
men
around
the
Fulton
Street
corner
awaited
admittance.
The
picture
is
being
shown
to
adult
audiences
again
tonight
and
Wednesday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clarence
Doll
left
on
Wednesday's
train
for
the
establishment
of
a
steel
in-
An
interesting
and
beautiful
dustry
in
this
province.
-
marriage
took
place
Saturdav
Removal
Of
nrirp
rA.ctritinn3
AVpnintT
at
7
tn
c
..
ADULTf
their
home
in
Prince
George
af
te
on
distribution
of
petroleum
i
drew's
Anglican
Cathedral
wh'
n
'
a
two
weeks'
holiday
here
at
the
SEPARATE
AUDIENCES
ONIYI
home
of
Mr.
Doll's
parents.
Mr.
WOMEN
counsel
to
people
of
small
means
in
all
courts
higher
than
the
county
court.
DECENTRALIZATION
.
Decentralization
of
population
and
industries
in
the
interest
of
sounder
economy,
happier
way
of
life
and
in
the
interests
of
national
security
and
survival
in
modern
warfare
was
strongly
urged
with
the
recom
MEN
AND
ton
U
AND
OVil
products
was
urged
by
the
execu-
Shirley
Patricia
Pearson,
dauijh-tive
in
the
interests
of
develop-,
ter
of
Mrs.
Mabel
Pearson
and
ment
of
oil
in
British
Columbia.!
the
late
Oliver
Macleod
of
Coal
In
regard
to
the
present
ex-
Lake,
Alberta,
became
the
bride
emption
of
government
prop-!
of
Perry
Christian
Mork,
only
erty
from
municipal
taxation,;
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hllmar
AND
OIU
1
AND
OVEI
7
P.M.
and
Mrs.
Harvey
Doll.
Mrs.
G.
Hudson
left
on
last
Tuesday
morning's
train
for
her
home
in
Prince
Georee.
havlns
9
P.M.
spent
a
short
visit
here
at
the
the
executive
held
that
boards,
Mork.
Seventh
Avenue
East.
nome
01
01
Dr.
vr.
and
and
Mrs.
Mrs.
S.
5.
Mill!
Mills
RCf.o
.v,
,
,v,
w-.-Znome
commissions
and
companies
of
DOOS
tPIN
V,
HOUI
MFOli
IACH
PEIF0KMANCJ
TODAV
TO
WEDNESDAY
MATINEE
WEDNESDAY
2
PM
WOMEN
ONLY
mendation
mat
tne
lederai
ana
provincial
governments
consult
with
industry
and
labor
unions
government
cmeratinz
as
jom-L.....
t.-
t
"
Mrs.
Hudson
operated
a
hair
AIR
PASSENGERS
mercial
organizations
should
pay!
dressinS
establishment
in
Ter
-
t
j;urauuiui
beautiful
organ
organ
selections
selections,
1
Men-
their
just
and
proper
share
of
t
icinhn',
-utaa,
v.,,
wvitii
;.nio
agu,
was
i
....
I
u.ioovju
o
HUUUillK
IVlCl.Uli
.
municipal
taxation
by
grant.
j
played
a
the
bride
entered
the
The
government
was
ursed
in.rh
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Jones
travelled
recently
where
another
resolution
to
expedite!
brother-in-law,
Barry
Scollen
to
Prince
p'nce
RuP
Rupert
the
the
completion
completion
of
of
the
the
main
main
:
:
by
hv
.hnm
whom
she
v,
.
i
'
Mr.
Jones
had
.
I
To
Masset
(today)
Mrs.
E.
Giles.
To
Port
Clements
(today
)
W.
Leslie.
From
Sandsplt
(Monday)
x-ravs
medical
was
given
in
mar
I
highway
program
in
the
Drov
attention
following
a
spell
in
the
hospital
here.
Buy
.
vuuiicuus
service
Late
tor
Work
)
Qki
I
U
n
m
Kiddies
to
School
hills
by
s
i
Now
Save
riage.
The
bride's
attendants
were
her
sister,
Mrs.
Betty
Scollen,
as
matron
of
honor,
and
Miss
Dorothy
Marshall
as
bridesmaid.
ince
and
make
better
provision
for
the
improvement
and
maintenance
of
secondary
and
lateral
roads
throughout
the
Mrs.
F.
Lascette,
B.
H.
Craft.
R
t
Benjamin.
j
From
Vancouver
(Monday)
j
O.
Hale,
J.
A.
Newsom,
Mr.
Mor
"Eventually,
Why
Not
Now
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
OBrlen
drove
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Friday
returning
to
Terrace
on
Sunday.
They
were
accompanied
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Pache.
AND
The
bride
was
a
lovely
picture
i
M
B
rison,
M.
May,
J.
Wilson,
E.
R.
Carswell,
F.
E.
Ladner,
G.
Lud-denham,.
A.
H.
Elliot,
R.
Hale,
J.
Bourne.
Mr.
McTier.
Mrs.
,
lA,r6,M,tin
a
Princess
mode
gown
of
w
of
the
two
teach.ng
official
lan-
whiu
satin
wRh
swBeetheart
guages
or
English
and
French
Neckline
and
long
sleeves
form-everywhere
in
Canada
was
ap-,ing
tBhe
polnts
over
backfthc
proved
by
the
executive.
hand
The
bride
?
...Th!
PJnc
aLgovern,ment!
Pearls
clouded
with
a
veil
of
X
Frank
Watcrhouse
freighter
brouaht
th.
m(
Island
King,
Capt.
Walter
Holm-
,r"8
,
berg,
was
in
port
Mnnlay
hui
s
n
it
salmon
for
Vancouver.
frozen
halibut
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lloyd
Vallee
and
two
small
children
arrived
at
the
weekend
from
Vernon,
and
residing
temDorarilv
uMt.n
McTier,
Q.
E.
Raley,
J.
Ross.
To
Vancouver
(today)
R.
L.
Johnson,
L.
Johnstone,
W.
R.
Clerlhue,
O.
B.
Ralston,
T.
Mac-
HOTPOINT
was
cuimiieiiuea
lor
lis
eilorw!of
a
..,
.
.
.
;
aie
are
:;
''
Monday
on
her
retumir
,
o
Cant
rKmmifl
iTM'iri,.i,n
.
.....
m
i.,
n
ucuuaue
uuu
earrings
01
jjr
and
Mrs.
W.
Osborne.
Mr.
K.
Simkus,
A.
A.
Mc-
Eastern
Railway
from
Squamish
iuuico
ujriiucu
ueauuiuny
witn
vi.
i.
n.
,
Intvre
Intyre,
her
J,,
shower
bouquet
ui
of
dep
"
red
the
If
B.C.
Power
Commission,
Sfflf
S
S.)
1
I
Shirts
by
Tooke
mean
as
J
always
"the
peak
of
shirt
g
performance"
in
style,
i
quality
and
value
for
your
money.
Tooke's
reputation
5
for
being
the
best
in
their
I
field
is
faithfully
guarded
(
by
the.
factory
.
.
.
See
the
I
newest
in
Tooke
shirts
.
today.
,
to
the
Peace
River.
......,Lu.i
licau
ana
Ketchikan,
TH
FINE
PRINTING
AT.,.
Kinsmen
Veep
Visiting
City
.
pi
upusai
10
approve
legisia-
"owieu
naving
been
transferred
Th
matron
nf
hnnor
tion
of
hospital
sweepstakes
in
charminTIn
a
eown
of
lk
7
to
Merritt'
They
wlU
occuPy
thc
British
Columbia
was
rejected.
thouse
Vacated
the
Howletts.
feta
with
shoulde
tenrth
Setting
up
of
citizenship
com-!
It
.
snojiiaer
length
veil,;
AND
Illegal
Printers
,
THEY
DON'T
COST
M
.OO
mittees
in
each
riding
with
a
MrS'
H'
K'nf?
and
Mrs'
Gould
"
'
P
view
to
acquainting
future
citi-
n.
paid
a
brlcf
to
j
,
KridMmaH
nt'tn
trlP
Prlnce
Ru-
U
ens.
of
the
duties
and
responsi-!
t
.bf
ln
desm,aid
wa
PreUllvlPert
last
week
going
down
bv
y"ow
taffeta
with
TuesdayUaln
ibilitiesof
fw,d
citizenship
was
urged.'
,
ys
m'
i
A
more
equitable
distribution;
sh,oulde,r
ength
veU'
carrying
a!
4J
National
Vice-President
of
the
Kinsmen
Syd
Welsh
Is
expected
on
today's
plane
from
Vancouver.
He
will
instal
the
new
slate
of
Kinsmen
officers
elected
last
June.
I
ANYMORE.
FROM
CROSLEY
'
schoo
school
costs
costs
than
than
mere
mere
tax
tax
tu'"'
oouquei
ui
01
yenow
yeiiow
ana
and.
;
of
.
covorD
M
,,
.
lanrt
a
T:
:i
mauve
chrysanthemums.
1
"v
V""
:"MT""tu
m,s-
ties
byTOOICE:
o
."..umaicu
UJ,
1
J
"nngton
to
her
home
Followine
"ln
thP
PPrpmnnv
emony
ot
at
tH
the
.
the
executive
session.
durinK
the
ast
k
b
wauicui
di.
a,
rerenrinn
iiiri
Try
a
Daily
News
Classified.
m
,,0W
ReUln?
fllon
wel1
'-
an
at
the
home
of
the
mnn,'.
nr.
I
CHRISTMAS
IS
COMIN
soon
be
getting
around
again.
ents
where
nearlv
100
friends
If
you
want
10
sell
it,
advertise
it.
tjews
classifieds.
OIL
HEATING
at
its
Best
tt
Yes,
I
I
Tooke
i
"
l
Ties
s
U
tO
gQ
a
f
i
with
I
I
Tooke
f
3
Shirts.
B
'
1
w
From
,
gainerea
to
extend
their
con-graulations
and
best
wishes
to
the
young
couple,
who
stood
under
a
large
white
bell
in
a
pretty
arch
of
pink
and
white
embanked
by
lover's
knots
of
tulle
and
tall
tapers.
REFRIGERATORS
4
l
B
I
"
1
B
1
B
B
x
B
was
made
by
the
groom's
mother
and
duly
cut
the
bride
and
groom
in
the
traditional
manner.
KprvHpnr
urorp
tn
iuHqcao
your
OROERpQNOW
CAKE
C4
RUPERT
BAKERY
LID.
I
RYE
fiT
Is
tnpommii
The
bride
was
assisted
in
re
hi
1
jbm.
m.
a.
I
ta
B
BROADWAY
it
MARCHAND
SPACE
HEATERS
Convenient,
Economical
High
mechanical
efficiency.
VORTEX
Automatic
Burners
307
saving
in
heating
costs.
TERMS
ARRANGED
Srni!h
&
Elkins
LIMITED
Plumbing
and
Healinjr
Phone
1V-.
P.O.
Box
274
Ruperl
Men's
1
and
Boys'
Store:
5
Year
Guarantee
Terms
to
Suit
You
ceiving
the
guests
by
the
groom's
'
Elizabeth
Martin,
Joyce
Pottle,
mother,
Mrs.
Mork,
who
wore
a
Jean
Gibb
and
Jean
Sharp.
Mrs.
becoming
gown
of
pink
green
Alex
Mitchell
assisted
in
cutting
crepe
with
hat
to
match
and
a
thj
wedding
cake:
corsage
of
pink
roses.
.
;
Many
beautiful
gifts
were
on
The
toast
to
the
bride
was
pro-
;
display
which
signified
the
popu-posed
by
Rev.
Canon
Basil
S.
larity
of
the
young
couple.
Prockter
and
responded
to
fit-
The
bride
s
street
costume
was
tingly
by
the
groom.
a
neat
suit
of
plaid
tweed
with
The
toast
to
the
bride's
at-'
matching
accessories.
The
bride's
tendants
was
proposed
by
Alex
bouquet
was
caught
by
Miss
Mitchell
and
responded
to
by
the
Donalda
Letourneau.
groomsman,
Peter
Macleod,
bro-
Numerous
telegrams
were
read
ther
of
the
bride.
j
from
relatives
In
Norway,
Nan-
The
bride's
table,
centered
with
:
aimo
and
Victoria,
a
beautiful
lace
cloth
and
six!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Monk
will
take
silver
tapers,
was
centred
with
up
residence
at
108
Seventh
a
three-tier
wedding
cake,
which
Avenue
East.
B
M
n
B
B
tfAiehii
t?muh
Best
f;
uaiiiifliiiiiiinaR
McRAE
BROS.
,j;sj
t:
ri;J
to
Hours:7.m.to!
I
Thlt
dvertlimcn(
It
not
published
diiplvd
by
th
Llqwjf
Control
8ord
w
or
tfc
GovcriuKM
el
Britiiti
Coiibi,
I
1
For
take
home
orders
Phone
200
Extra
corrfort
ond
less
wort
you
with
0
Coleman
Oil
Heater
Low
in
Cost
Efficient
in
Operation
"''ggST!
'
ALUMINUM
HAS
GROWN
TO
m
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BE
A
LARGE
PART
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B.C.
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CHARLOTTE
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TO:
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CLEMENTS
CITY
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wa,
n,,
bcf)jre
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waj
born,
anil
when
Arvi.la
u...
,
,
,
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Ljsavk:
prince
rupert
i-";:r,T
.
'Except
Thursday
-and
FROM
PRINCE
Rl'PKKT
TO:
ALICE
ARM
.
.
RTKWART
Third
Avenue
LEAVE:
PRINCE
RUPERT
THURSDAYS
-
a
city
to
Canada
a
place
where
12,000
people
like
me
live
and
work
and
enjoy
ourselves.
My
neighbours
who
have
lived
in
other
places
tell
me
this
is
the
nicest
city
in
Canada
Certainly
I
wouldn't
want
to
live
anywhere
else.-'
The
smelter
at
Arvida,
the
powerhouse
at
Shipshaw
close
by,
the
wharves
at
Port
Alfred
a
few
miles
away
these
are
only
pans
of
what
Alcan
has
planned
and
built
in
Canada
during
the
last
fifty
years.
The
Company
is
still
planning,
still
building.
Its
growth
makes
Canada
a
bigger,
better,
richer
place
in
which
to
live
and
work
for
every
aluminum
ingot
produced
in
Canada
makes
Canada
that
much
better
off.
-
"wa
itiiiiiianu.
Vet
I
ran
show
you
on
it
just
where
our
house
.
and
the
streets
along
which
I
come
to
work,
or
go
to
the
itores,
or
to
church,
or
to
play
cnn.1
or
ski.
And
I
can
show
yu
the
alumi-oum
smelter
where
my
father
work.,
and
the
powerhouse
where
my
boyfriend
works-nd
he
hoUK
in
which
we,te
when
we're
married.
"It's
all
here.
This
is
a
miniature'"
an
p
to-date
city,
a
city
that
ha,
everything
-nd
wa.
born
full-size.
That's
why
I
call
it.
d
p,ecg
of
future
Canada
in
a
glast
case'.
You
see.
an
engineer',
dreilrn
haj
aMei
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