Prince
Rupert
Daflp
ncto
Friday,
July
15,
1949
fcntlAL
NOTICE!
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orange
blossoms
vy
mi
ttwun
rv
in
nuv
uj
ntiuiuvu
Hie
tVCllinfr
ru
will
uc
iiriu
muiiunjr,
ncunrauA
aim
oiiiurday
al
2
3
for
SUMMER
BRIDE
4
HEW
SET-UP
ON
FINANCES
Ciyro
Club
YVouiil
Have
Conference
With
City
Council
And
Tarks
Board
With
the
great
popularity
of
the
new
swimming
pool
at
Mc-Clymont
Park,
installed
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
and
recently
turn
edover
to
the
city.
in
luriu-csmnin
RUPERT
PEOPLES
:
STORE
CELESTE
HOLM-RlGHARDWll1
FOR
THE
all-out
Church
wadding
this
summer
.that
aalla
(or
absolute
topi
in
the
bride's
bouquet,
the
luxurious
err-
ation
(left)
is
fashioned
of
yellow-throated
canhamiana
orchid,
otis
and
an
artful
touch
of
Englifth
ivy
!
ideally
suited
to
the
KMton
and
to
the
occasion,
too.
For
the
summer
bride-maid,
lilac
and
candytuft
add
a
note
of
must
f
"
1
-
1
the
supervisory
staff
at
the
city
playgrounds
Is
being
heavijy
taxed,
throwing
an
additional
burden
on
the
Civic
Centre
staff.
The
matter
came
up
at
the
AV.V...
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
Z
Storewide
Clearance
Now
On!
Look
over
our
Cold
and
Canned
a
FOR
YOUR
EATlNa
PLEASURE
ing
tan
local
notice
to
mariners
5?
11
villi
ml
Ul
lJHl
Illicit
I,
Ul
port.
It
will
be
attended
to
at
the
first
opportunity,
the
notice
stales.
TERRACE
MEAT
MARK!
business
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
this
week
and
the
upshot
of
the
matter
was
a
decision
to
seek,
a
conference
Board
on
the
possibility
of
some
with
city
council
and
Parks
new
set-up
in
connection
with
the
financing
and
administration
of
parks
generally.
The
Gyro
Club
decided
to
ask
the
city
council
for
permission
to
hold
a
playground
tag
day
September
10
and
for
the
annual
Apple
Day
October
22.'
Regular
club
luncheons
will
be
suspended
for
the
summer
months,
resuming
in
September.
Roy
Hemphill
and
William
McLeod
of
Vancouver
were
guests
at
Wednesday's
luncheon.
President
Maurice
Brydges
was
in
the
chair.
Elan-.
i,f
jrt
E&S&UfcEM
George
E.
Peters,
Prop
Arthtir
Touchhigs,
who
hasj
been
in
charge
of
tuna
fishing
QUALITY
SERVICE
MEATS-
-1
1SII
Bl'TTF.R
FG;S-
POIITI'
i
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tffc,.
JMSr
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-Tt
jn
TERRACE
TOPICS
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
"
Fourth
consignment
of
foodstuffs
from
Seattle
to
be
delivered
here
by
rail
for
transfer
to
truck
scow
hoie
and
transported
to
Haines
Cut-off
of
the
Alaska
Highway
arrived
at
Prince
Rupert
during
the
night.
It
consisted
of
ten
cars.
Transfer
to
the
scow
will
be
effected
this
week-end.
:
Alaska
Steamship
Co.'s
big
refrigerator-ship
Palisana
is
due
ih
port
tonight
from
Alaska
with
several
carloads
of
frozen
fish
for
transport
east
over
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Glaliolm
Island
gas
bcacoi
ill
the
Senforth
Channel
area
is
reported
extinguished,
accord
1
JJ
Prince
Rupeit
on
Wrl
turnlnij
the
same
d
new
pick-up
tni'-k
his
Terrncc
eu.timn
Mr
.and
Mrs,
vv
slaving
at
the
home.
Mrs.
W.
Osborn.
Mi
Willi
the
survey
gun;
timber
cruising
fur
v
ment
of
Lands
and
Kaluin
Lake.
gear
for
the
Department
of.
Fisheries
on
the
patrol
boats
Laurier
and
Howay,
which
are
j
engaged
in
exploratory
work
on
j
the
fishery
in
collaboration
with
:
the
Fisheries
Research
Board
of
Canada,
left
yesterday
by
air
for
Vancouver.
C.
B.
Peterson
arrived
in
the
city
earlier
in
thej
week
from
Vancouver
to
relieve
Mr.
Touchings
on
the
Howay
which
left
on
Wednesday
on
the
southbound
swing
of
another
exploration
voyage
from
Victoria
via
the
west
coasts
of
Queen
Charlotte
and
Vancouver
Islands
The
Howay
was
reported
today
in
the
region
of
Langara
Island.
Doreen
ihkI
Margaret
Ann
Mtirie,
left
on
Thursday's
train
for
a
holiday
in
the
southern
part
of
the
province.
deceptive
simplicity,
in
No.
2
above.
It
take,
a
florists's
"green
thumb"
to
duplicate
this
artful
bouquet
and
matching
headpiece,
in
these
or
other
simple
bloatom
of
the
wedding
party's
choice.
Even
the
bride's
bouuuet,
in
No.
3
(left),
I
more
"tailored"
and
informal
for
the
popular
"suit"
wedding.
Here's
an
example
in
cym-bidium
orchids
ivy
and
wheat,
with
a
matching
arrangement
for
the
hair.
WEST
COAST
ARENA
VANCOUVER
CP'
,
A
sports
coliseum
to
accommodate
12,000
persons
is
being
planned
for
Vancouver
at
a
cost
of
$2,000,-000.
The
arena,
to
be
used
for
agricultural
events
as
well
as
sports.,
is
still
in
the
draughting
stage.
1
ITV
MM
Miss
M.
A.
Way
W,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
T.
Apple-wh.tite.
Mr
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Black
and
J
McLeod,
all
of
Terrace,
drove
into
Terrace
on
Wednesday
afternoon
to
attend
the
Eoard
of
Trade's
annual
strawberry
social,
returning
to
the
coast
tin
same
night.
for
her
home
In
Pru
after
spending
the
wetks
ii.s
the
guest
i
-
f
rtlil'trtrr
dm
ait.nim.
n,..rU
.
and,
Mrs.
Joe
r'elbir.
quet
of
white
carnations
gardenias.
vui
lu
UK:
VT-Illtlt,
Hill.
ill.
Wfll
I
provided
by
Miss
N.
J.
Johnson
STEEL
LANDING
MATS
Cathedral
Marriage
You
Saw
it
in
Itu
William
Osborne
drove
to
T?1
'"I
t
pj.'i.ui
"rr'it
'i-iihi-i
i
Miss
Janet
Rochester
Bride
I
of
John
Richards
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver
Bridesmaids
were
Miss
Maryjat
the
'piano.
Richards,
sister
of
the
bride-.
Out-of-town
guests
at
the
groom,
and
Miss
Lorna
Donald-1
reception
were
Mrs.
M.irtin
son,
cousin
of
the
bride,
gowned
Miller.
Terrace;
C.
E.
Blyth
of
Identically
in
torquoi.se
watered
Vancouver,
who
flew
from
the
taffeta,
with
coronets
and
veils
south
yesterday
for
the
occas-to
match.
Their
bouquets
were
ion,
Commander
and
Mrs.
James
of
white
gladiolus
and
torquoise
Allen,
of
Shalalth,
Hon.
and
carnations.
-
Mrs.
E.
T.
Kenney,
Victoria
and
M-
W
D-
Sl,lilh
Maid
of
honor
was
Miss
Dor-'"r-
RI1,d
8tfWart
and
Pr"loc
Rl,I,ort
othy
McLeod.
Her
floor
length
costume
was
of
pink
taffeta
Before
boarding
the
Prince
with
white
picture
hat
and
bou-
Rupert
for
a
honeymoon
at
quet
of
white
gladiolas
and
yel-
'Vancouver
and
Harrison
Hot
low
carnations
'Springs,
the
bride
changed
to
McJ
tvelling
costume
ofaiulky.
Groomsman
was
Archie
Harry."""'
bardine
with
white
ac-Korhrster.
Lcod
and
ushers
were
f
t
off
by
a
picture
hat
brother
of
the
b.idc'
'f
rii
f
0
tfUMM-GOOO
Iti
MILK.'
joined
interest
at
8
o'clock1
Thursday
evening
in
the
wcdd-J
ing
of
Miss
Janet
Bevit
Roches-
j
ter,
only
daughter
of
Mrs.
Agnes
Rochesetr
and
the
late
Mayor
Harry
B.
Rochester,
to
John
Richards,
only
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Richards
of
'
cou
v
r
which
took
place
at
St,
ii?iee
mm
with
white,
French
braid
and
Andrew's
Cathedral
here
before
a
large
number
of
family!
friends.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prock-j
pnd
Don
McKay.
Peter
Lien
played
the
organ
during
the
signing
of
the
register.
MANY
AT
RIX'F.PTION
corsage
of
white
carnations.
Her
top
coat
was
of
powder
blue.
The
couple,
both
of
whom
received
Dart
of
their
xih
(inlintr
In
ter
officiated.
The
bride
chose
as
her
wedding
costume
a
gown
of
white
slipper
satin,
medieval
style,
Lavish
bouquets
adorned
th
Prlnce
RunPI.
wlI!
,kp
..
K.
Sizes
3x12'
.
.
.
1"
thick
Suitable
for
Fences,
Skylight
Protectors,
Reinforcing,
Koad
Iiiiildinjr,
Cattle
Guards,
Dyking.
Priced
to
Sell.
Write
for
Blue
Prints
and
Full
Particulars
ATLAS
IRON
&
METALS
Ltd.
250
Prior
St.,
Vancouver
WAGNER,
STEIN
&
GREENE
CO.
1832
Store
St.,
Victoria
PRINCE
Rl'FERT
SITPI.Y
HOl'SE
712
2nd
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert
with
Ion?
satin
train
and
red-j
Insote
front
embroidered
"with'
setd
pearls.
Her
full-length!
veil
rippled
over
her
train
as:
she
entered
the
church
on
the1
Him
nf
Vir
nnHn
Cfnttrf
t
i
Hotel
for
the
reception
which
ldelu.e
,
Vancouver
where
the
followed
the
The
150
ceremony.
gruom
is
employed
by
Neon
guests,
many
of
them
early
res-
Pro(iucts
of
western
Canada
ldents
of
the
city,
were
received
by
the
mother
of
the
bride,
the
r
cnyUTiirDC
rpti
alv"
parents
of
the
groom
and
S.
R.
MC.K5
rULK
Donaldson,
uncle
of
the
bride.
ON
AIR
JAUNTS
Mrs.
Rochester
wore
a
full-
.
.
,
,.
,
.
.
,
i
SMITHERS
oMTTOroo
Saturday
t-
af
r-
lennth
gown
of
powder
bus'
.
.
.
.
..
,...
..in.
i
.
t
.
.
,,noon,
Sunday
and
part
of
Mon-crepc
with
lace
bodice
adorned'
.
.
...
3
Donaldson.
She
carried
a
bou
A
better
value,
to
I
Yen,
every
box
of
thi'He
crunchy
Rice
Kri-pie
given
more
weiglit
for
lom
money.
Compure
wi(h
liny
other
nntionHlly
kmiwn
redv-to-et
rir
waj
linn
Eiiii,
uirtuy
oiunilt.l.t
curt-til.
Try
'em
today!
w
ltd
residents
spent
"joy
riding"
in
the
air
in
Skcena
Air
Transport
Sivibee
plane.
All
were
thrilled
and
reported
that
Jhe
village
looked
"so
beautiful''
from
above
with
its
straight
roads
and
p;n
k-like
farm
lands.
A
helicopter
with
a
corsage
of
pink
roses.
Her
headwear
was
a
feathered
cloche
of
navy
blue.
Mis.
Richards'
gown
was
of
cream
sheer
with
torquoise
accessories
and
small,
flowered
torquoise
hat.
Her
corsage
was
of
torquoise
carnations.
,W.V.VtVMViV.V.VWt'
STEAMSHIP
PRINCE
RUT!
RAILS
FOR
which
flew
over
T
on
Sunday
eve
Af
ttn
.......
.....
....
uiua
wuiu
mi.
ma
nlngi
drcw
a
n?(,
rri)W
OMt
r
nv
iiuiiiwii
ana
ivirs.
Ari.nur:iv,
,.i
fi..i,i
It
passed
over
to
VANCOUI
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
CONTRACTORS
AND
Bl'ILDEKS
AM)
INTI'.RMKDHTi
11:
r'4
"
:J
I
mm
nun
Wf
EACH
THUF
land
in
New
Hazeltoli.
LOCAL
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Cheatham
of
Calgary
are
visiting
in
the
cily
for
ten
days
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
McAra.
They
will
be
here
until
next
Tuesday.
at
11:15
p
For
KETCHI
WEDNESDAY
JUI"
For
Reserevn
cr
Plumbing
Troubles?
CONSTRUCTION
ALTERATIONS
?
Brooksbnnk.
Serviteurs
were!
Mrs.
8.
J.
Donaldson.
Mrs.
W.
D.
j
Lambic,
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell,
Miss
Maryann
Miller.
Miss
Glcnna
Moore
and
Miss
Marie
Boulter.
At
the
punch
bowl
were
Col.
(3.
D.
Johnston,
W.
D.
Lambie
and
Alex
Mitchell.
j
The
wedding
cake,
which
centred
the
floral-decked
bride's
table,
was
cut
by
the
bride
and
groom
after
which
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kcrgin
continued
to
cut
the
cake,
which
was
served
to
the
guests
by
the
bridesmaids
and
maid
of
honor.
Toast
to
the
bride
was
proposed
by
S.
R.
Donaldson
and
was
responded
to
by
the
bridegroom.
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergin
proposed
the
toast
to
the
bridesmaids;
and
maid
of
honor.
CALL
BLUE
846
KKI'AIRS
FLOOR
SANDINO
A
SPECIALTY
JUST
ARRIVED
A
carload
of
beautiful
new
Krochler
Chesterfields,
Bed
Lounges
and
Kroehler
Recliners.
SAANICH
Plumbing
&
Heating
iu:d
55i
P.O.
BOX
021
J
THE
These
are
the
new
models
and
the
new
fabrics
which
will
be
featured
by
Kroehler
this
fall
and
winter.
Skeena
Construction
&
Cabinet
f
COMPLETELY
REBUILT
OR
REMODELLED
IiuiMefs
and
General
Contractors
FLOOR
SANDINO
AND
f
.
JET
WORK
CONCRETE
WORK
AIT
n
DTJELL1N0
i
I
Your
living
room
suite
can
be
made
to
look
like
new.
We
begin
at
the
framework,
re-tie
springs,
and
supply
CliituiH!
your
falirln
In
ill
our
complete
rimer
of
sunniles.
Houses
tuiiit
tit!
(Iff
fliA
VII
1
nnn
J(.,rn
na'T
Be
sure
to
see
them
now
on
display
at
Gordon
&
Anderson
EASY
TERMS
MAY
BE
ARRANGED
KtiKy
uayiiiFiit
terms
new
neavy
webbing
and
lining.
Ddianc
in
eay
motilhly
paymellW
cvef
trioi
of
1'
MATRON'S
free
'-rs
.
Blue
818
UPHOLSTERING
P.O.
Box
526
(182)
FOR
FURTH
PnOoK
BLACK
224
v
NATION
P
O.
B0$