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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
May
9,
19j0
Announcement
i
I
-
Miss
Odcn
In
Lovely
Ceremony
'A
pretty
wedding
of
wide
in-
1
FENCING...
Posts
Roils
Clear
Cedar
Gothic
Pickets
IBER
Cl'CSt
WM
hcld
Friuay
cvcnig
Hall,
EvcIyn
E'
den
exchanged
Complete
Stocks
on
Hand
Order
Today
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
XX
Mlii;U-tOVL-IH!lI.UIN;
SLTI'MKS
riiune
116
vows
with
George
C.
Wilson.
It
f
was
mc
nrst
wedding
for
the
Rceular
Bant.lst.
rhnrrh
ami
th
i
.
...
first
wedding
for
Rev.
Leonard
Thorpe.
Evelyn,
who
was
born
and
has
lived
her
life
hi
Prince
!
Rupert,
was
lovely
hi
a
beautiful
baby
blue
floor
lcngUi
gown
of
all
I
over
lace
organza
with
low
neck-
j
line,
wide
collar
of
self
material
j
j
and
wide
taffeta
sash
caught
in
I
a
large
bow
at
the
back.
She
:
wore
a
waist
length
veil
with
maiA-uiiig
cornei;
ior
uie
some-
Gvro
Cluh
rncnilrir
business
meeting
6.30
p.m
Wed
-
nesday,
May
10
1950.
Civic
Centre.
(109)
I
Junior
Baseball.
Juniors
aned
...
1
H
ft-
to
16
interested
in
playing
Junior
Baseball
meet
this
Thursday
at
7
p.m.
Civic
Centre.
Midland
Wi.cs
now
offers
the
motoring
public
the
third
consecutive
yrar
on
twenty-four
hour
summer
service
of
'
Imperial
Oil
products.
H01
Frederick
St.
Phone
Black
739.
(10J)
Flowers
For
Mother's
Day!
There's
nothing
nicer
please
her
with
a
fresh
Spring
bouquet.
Order
now
at
Balagno
Florists.
Phone
Gietn
787.
till)
P.J
leisure
fi
1
begins
with
h
-a
HI
.
j
r,
the
famous
English
!
J
1
L','4
eomfort-in-actioB
fy
irou8ers'"
SI
't
"
-'
,'
'
Supwo
comfort
with
supreme
good-...
H
B
I
I
'
V
1"S3.
Sclf-supporUng
no
belt
or
.i
.
1
Vf'
Pr08sure
round
the
waist.
Rubber
a
IS
Vl
pads
concrAled
in
tho
walst-baitd
to
"
HI
St
hold
down
the
shirt.
In
a
wide
varl-.
'!
:
.'lied
for
first
place
with.
Charlie
!
Stokoe.
Second
prize
was
also
a
split
and
winners
were
Dour
I
White
-
and
Gerry
Watmough.
Cliff
SllVerslrirs
took
third
place
honors.
thing
old
she
chose
an
Alaskan
,
t
cen(cred
wiUl
g
lnrce.
ivory
bracelet
that
her
fraternal
,
tiercd
WKld,ng-caltCi
madc
by
lhc
grandmother
sent
her
from
Al-
brlde.8
aunt
Mrs.
RoUlwcll.
Thc
aska
when
die
was
six
year,
old;
wnQ
Jrom
Ncw
Wcst.
something
borrowed
was
a
founmlnst
1(j
now
Pm
,
d
wiln
strand
strine
of
Dearls
lent
lpr
....
,
......
.
.
.
,
i
Bun
Loaf
can
make
easily
with
(DECIDES
j
WINNER
!oss-up
for
the
cup.
km
was
the
winner
I
n,c
Gyro
Klondike
ivmns
Friday.
He
khciscd
j
A
treat
you
t
DRY
Yeast
uve
Mcisiliinann'i
'usl,
forget
about
hazards
of
yeast
luajs
at
hand
-strength
and
fast
hi
month's
tiipply
Liard!
Make
this
ilsca
Bun
l.oaf
fur
buttering,
or
buns.
--".
one
cu.rteu
,
dis
,
of
bcauliful
ift3
So
tbalt
"ouquct
of
American
beauty
meeting
Civic
Ccn-
gaVe
proof
to
the
esteem
held
for
tre
this
Saturday,
8
p.m.
to
re-'
r"scs
ith
hly
of
the
valley.
the
young
counle
cirSoneTUle
CU3f
f0SlU
ASS-
.V0'
fsmald
T
er
twin
Mr.
anBd
Mr.
wiis0
a
lo
elation.
Team
entries
for
Junior,
sister,
Elvina,
who
looked
lovely
,
.
'
k
,h
,
16
ln
Prince
Prlnce
Rti-Ladies
Ru"
and
Senior
Divisions
in
a
floor-length
gown
of
pink
!T
k
w
:.,
AV:
son,
also
chose
pink.
Hers
was
a
ribbon
taffeta,
floor-length,
set
with
net
at
the
neckline
and
a
fi
i,
i
....
,
.
uu.amii-iitu
net,
wiui
a
sjrocaaea
The
,1CC
a"d
sweetcart
neckline
Music
&
Drama
Festival
!
W
a
shol""cr-lcngth
veil
and
Asociation
will
hold
its
annual
maU:hlnS
net
coronet.
Elvina
meeting
on
Wednesday,
May
10,
at
8
p.m.
at
the
Civic
Centre!
I
carrie(i
a
nosegay
of
mixed
spring
All
members,
representatives,
IIowcrs-
She
also
wore
a
brace-iind
those
interested
are
re-'
le1,
lnat
matched
the
bride's.
The
quested
to
be
present.
(108'
n,al,ron
ol
honor
Barbara
Wil
j
George
Martin,
local
construe
Hon
man,
left
for
Vancouver
today
by
plane
on
a
business
trip.
S.O.N,
meeting
on
Wcdnes-
.1
..
.....
uiy,
May
iuui
at
8
p.m.
109
Canadian
Lorion
Card
Party
Wednesday
8
p.m.
Sharp.
(109)
Why
try
to
get"
radio
reception
without
an
aerial?
Phono
100
for
an
aerial
estimate.
(tt
Regular
Moose
meeting
Tuesdav,
May
9,
8
p.m.,
at
the
temple.
at
AIR
PASSENGERS
'
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
to
day
added
a
second
flight
o
nanaic
increased
passenger
traffic
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Vancouver.
The
second
flight
took
off
from
the
Seal
Cove
Air
base
at
the
scheduled
time
of
4:50
p.m.
J
To
Vancouver
(today)
E.
,Cwpi,
A.
Anderson,
George
Martin,
V.
C.
Harding,
Mrs.
R.
Tar-anoff,
H.
Mill
ward.
I
To
Sandspit
(today)
Arthur
Pa.scos.
j
To
Vancouver
(Monday)
E.
'airgricve,
M.
Zajac,
F.
E.
Ak-
rlgB,
M.
P.
Edwards,
G.
E.
Ross.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Wing,
SS
Lfith.-
-
j
From
Vancouver
(Monday
.Miss
J.
Vivian,
Pf
W.
Basehnan,
1
A.
Coulter;
B.
Harris,
W.
Lewis,
C.
Williams,
R.
Klugc,
W.
Nowall,
1
G.
P.
Halliday,
Miss
J.
Sarley,
G.
iMIIburn,
G.
J.
Robertson,
Major
McMilan,
Capt.
Millard,
H.
Brgg,
H.
Booth,
J.
A.
Cameron,
J.
McDonald,
J.
Bharpte,
J
L.
Gil-mour,
Mrs.
Camp,
II.
Bray,
P.
fostuk,
N.
Bclvis.
From
andsp;
c.:ondayi
E.
Stevens,
R.
Bamrord,
A.
J.
Hagul,
D.
McCol
To
Vancouver
(Monday)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Murle,
H.
D.
Mc-Master,
Mr.
Mulhern.
To
Sandspit
(today
L.
Watson.
To
Vancouver
(Saturday)
C.
Woodnutt.
To
Sandspit-
(Saturday)
i
Const.
Fletcher.
!
From
Vancouver
(Saturday)
iW.
B.
Hall,
W..
P.
Cassidy
G.
!
Coulter,
Y.
l"
Hackett,
'3.
Jenkins,
A.
Martuik,
J.
H.
Newman,
C.
Ossul,
D.
H.
Prentice.
H.
Swarta,
J.
McLean,
V.
C.
Harding,
G.
D.
Mead,
A.
1
Gordon.
Mrs.
M.
Tait,
H.
Wong.
From
Sandspit
(Saturday)
Const.
Fletcher,
G.
Spcnce,
J.
Bellows.
Seasonable
BOUQUET
FOR
jl
Canadian
Legion
Reg.
1
.,V--X
uiar
Monthly
Mfietin?,'
t4c
iin
iiiuiaium
oi
new:
.....
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Km
r.,,ji
,
Auditorium,',,..
i
.
i
Wednesday,
May
10th,
8
p.m.
.inn.
ifw-imiB
pepium
ai
uie
waist.
j
j
B
4.
elyofEtiKlishfabrlcs.
ll8,S0tol25JX
I
'"
SUit
"
JMl"U
mfir
'
CLASSirffii
AD
IN
THE
DAILY
NHWS
WILL
BRING
RESULTS
RADIO
REPAIRS
1
'
WE
PICK
UP
AND
DELIVER
.
i
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48
HR.
SERVICE-PHONE
BLUE
992
!
2--e-
KFM
RADI
'
'
;
West
IlLll
O
Guarantee
;.
sJ
m
The
Hamilton
watch
Is
one.
The
church
was
beautifully
of
America's
best
watches.-
They
j
decorated
with
spring
flowers,
can
be
had
at
Bulger's
in
both
The
bride
entered
to
thc
strains
ladies
and
men's
wrist
watches
;
0f
"Here
Comes
thc
Bride,"
play-and
pocket
watches.
The
J
HamiUed
Mrs.
by
Sam
Jen
lhe
raZL,
r?rn1CrrC,d
0"
arm
of
her
stepfather
who
gave
manv
many
railroads.
Call
and
see
.
,
lo"
hCF
""'
l
them
at
Bulger's.
,
nrDriagC'
'
i
music
of
"Because.
i
CHELSEA
BUN
LOAF
Make
3
pans
of
hunt
h
um
this
one
ret
ipe
dunyh
will
krep
in
refrigerator
jar
a
neck,
StaM
r.
milt-,
'
Krimlatfd
hhui
teiiinu
;
nxil
ip
lukewarm.
Meanwhile,
iiicimii
i-
into
a
lai'KC
Iw'wl
'!
c
lukewarm
water,
f
tsu.
Krantilaleil
Mtnar;
Mir
until
MiKar
i
ili-Mlveil.
Sprinkle
w
it
Ik
1
cn-
vlniif
lli-Kdiiiianii's
Royal
hat
Kimiil'
l)rv
Yea-t.
l
et
Man!
II)
mips.,
'I'M
l-
M
tir
m-tl.
Add
cooled"
milk
iiMAiuic
aiiil
mm
in
t
writ-beaten
rtfM.
Mir
in
2
c
om
r-fciftrd
bread
ft'Hit
;
be
.it
until
stiKMiih.
Wotk
in
2Vj
c.
onie-fciitrd
bread
Hmir.
knead
on
lightly,
flouted
Uanl
until
smooth
and
elastic.
J
ut
ofi
23
oi
d-iuith,
knt-ad
nut)
a
morih
ball,
plate
in
glutted
buwi,
gir-ase
top
of
(I-iukIi,
cover
and
slure
in
relrifc-eritor
Until
Hatiud.
Shape
n-tiMitiiiitf
o(
douith
into
a
inooih
bait,
l;ue
in
reined
bowl
and
urmse
tf.
(over
and
net
iri
W4im
place,
lire
from
draught.
Let
rise
unnl
doiiblt-d
in
bu.k.Vmmi
S
tb.
butter
or
nTKAtme
and
blend
m
Vz
c.
brown
biiltiir
(hblly
firrxMd
dttwn),
IV
im-i.
itiuund
cmnaition
attl
J
tt.i.
cin
yrup;
Mutdil
Util
V3
of
llns
mixlurr
in
twill
tin
of
a
irrriiHrd
UM
nan
(4V2
x
KV2)
and
.rinklp
with
ir(
nn
halve,
Punch
down
nwn
douab
and
roll
nut
into
au
i
Miuarr;
l.-,.ru
dnujjh.
Spread
with
re-iiiMiniitB
MiKar
mixture
and
fcpitukte
Willi
Vl
c,
raitnit.
lAtsey
roll
up
like
a
jetty
r-til.
Cut
roll
into
6
slices.
I'lace
in
tt-lurtd
ti.
(iieaxf
tt.
t'uvcr
and
let
riseunhl
dnubled
in
bulk.
Itake
in
moderate
oven.
JS-
M)
niiim.
It
stand
in
pita
fur
5
nun.
Ik
fort
turning
out,
'
w.
.
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...
IB
Union
Steamships
vessel
Co-
I
The
reception
was
hcld
at
the
quitlam,
Capt.
John
Bodcn,
ar-
home
of
the
bride's
parents,
rived
in
port
at
11:10
a.m.
today
Ninth
Avenue
East,
where
over
from
Alice
Arm,
Stcwart
and
75
guests
gathered
to
give
their
i
northern
coastal
points,
sailing
best
wishes
to
the
happy
couple,
for
Vancouver,
Namu,
Butcdale
Tne
bride's
mother
received
the
and
waypoints
at
1:30
p.
m.
Pas-
guests
attired
hi
an
ankle-length
sengers
embarking
here
Included
gown
of
silver
grey
crepe
with
,
Boyden
McLeod
and
Ken
Fraser
lace
bodice.
It
was
softly
pleated
of
B.
C.
Packers
to
Namu;
C.
J.
a
the
waistline
with
full
skirt
Hague,
R.
Bamford
and
D.
Mc-
and
matching
accessories.
Her
Colli
employes
of
Pacific-
Mill.Torsae
was
of
pink
carnations.
Ltd.'
to
Namu;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
''
Pastor
Thorpe
gave
a
toast
to
Thompson,
Mis.
I.
Johansen,
B
tne
bride
in
a
few
well
chosen
Cohen
and
A.
E.
Cromble
for
words.
Elvina
Odcn
gave
a
toast
PHONE
79
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea
Church
Hall,
May
11th.
Card
Tournament,
Catholic
May
11
Sonja
Tea
May
13.
S.O.N.
Smorgasbord,
May
17.
Eastern
Star
Tea,
Masonic
Temple,
May
18
T
Ittlo
Thnnlrn
OI,
i;a
Civic
Centre,
May
19th.
Lutheran
Home
Cookin.
Tea.
Scandinavian
Delicatcssan,
May
27.
Women's
Hospital
Auxiliary
Tea,
Nurses'
Home,
June
1.
Conrad
Street
School
PTA
"Wlnd-UD"
Party.
Conrad
Street
School,
8
p.m.,
June
2.
Every
botiy
welcome
Mucncu
turnc
ncrc.
ine
I
I
PREFER
c.
I
(
JL
J
VICKERS"
IS
DISTIlllO
IN
CANADA
'
wp
is
DitniiuTio
tvCalvrtt
Hiij
dvertiscment
is
not
published
or
di-pliyed
hi
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
V
h
Goernment
of
British
Columbi.
SINGER
We
repair
all
makes
Sewing
Machines
WORK
GUARANTEED
For
Free
Estimates
Phone
864
Singer
Sewing
Centre
383
TAXI
Now
at
Your
Service
CALL
383
CABS
DAY
or
NIGHT
Stand
733
2nd
Ave.
At
the
Washington
Block
lyear
that
a
young
man's
(ancy
lightly
turns
to
noughts
of
what
his
girl
friend
has
been
thinking
hit
winter.
Open
21
Hours
Every
Day
&
Night
MILLIE'S
FOR
HAMBURGERS
Full
'course
meals
served
5-7
p.m.
Just
of!
Third
Avcnur
'MK
filh
St.
Ph.
Orders
Blur
34
1.00
Help
Kiddies
QQ
PHONE
j
79
l
i
JUallarr
piaruutnj
Vancouver.
'
It's
business
wise
w
advertise
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
carriea
a
nosegay
oi
spring
flowers
Ushers
were
Ralph
Wick
and
.
oani
jennze.
to
the
groom.
Little
Sylvia
Cherry
entertain
ed
the
guests
with
dance
num-
j
bers.
A
buffet
supper
was
served
;
on
an
attractively
decorated
table
!
iwith
spring
flowers
and
pink
'
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
R.
E.
Mortimer
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR
SMITH
(ind
ELECINS
Plumbing
&
Heating
Prompt
and
Efficient
Service
1.00
GET
YOUR
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
1
HOURS
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
pjn.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
SIXTH'
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUC
AT
BETTER
PRICES
For
Prompt
Service
Call
,
.
WHY
NOT
GIVE
HER
A
MEAL
?
'Daughter
rould
give
no
better
(
into
thc
pot
comes
out
to
be
gift
on
Mothers
Day
than
an
in-
served
as
"chicken".
It
is
easy
vitalion
to
sit
down
at
her
own
J
to
prepare
and
tan't
go
wrong
table
and
enjoy
a
meal
which
I
if
the
Instructions
are
followed
she
has
neither
planned
nor!
implicitly.
RUPERT
BUTCHERS
(Ave.
Frce'Dclivcry
Phone
21
omplctc
Selection
of
P
&
GIRLS
JEANS
Priced
at
$2.95
.
y.v
v
and?,
GrGEiDDIIFQ
i
Xs
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GARDEN
TOOLS
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&
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of
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rnm
SEEDS
AND
FERTILIZERS
FENCING
AND
NETTING
;
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Me
Bride
Street.
Phone
311
E
J4-95
to
$15.95.
MOTHER'S
DAY;
Asparagus
is
the
vegetable
for
May.
Parsley,
potatoes
sound
so
much
more
elegant
than
plain
boiled
ant
a
.little
butter
and
finely
minced
parsley
will
work
the
magic.
Thc
green
salad
will
be
lettuce,
fresh
ahd
crisp,
with
a
favorite
dressing.
For
dessert,
a
simple
rhubarb
sauee
transforms
plain
ice
cream
from
thc
corner
store
into
an
elegant
sundae
io
top
off
this
special
meal.
'
Chicken
Marengo
1
fowl
(4
to
51b)
',4
cup
fat
V2
lb.
mushrooms
6
tablespoons
flour
',2
cup
water
m
1
cup
canned
tomatoes
-1
small
clove
garlic,
minced,
1
cup
apple
Juice
j
2
tablespoons
chopped
parsley
1
teaspoon
talt
'
'b
teaspoon
pepper
,
Cut
fowl
into
pieces
and
fry
In
hot
fat
until
well
browned,
remove
from
pan.
Fry
mushrooms
in
fat
left
in
pan
until
lightly
browned
thei
removed.
Add
Hour
to
fat,
blending
until
flour
brown's.
Add
.water
gradually,
stirring
until
thickened.
Add
canned
tomatoes,
minced
garlic,
mushrooms,-apple
Juice,
chopped
par.sely
and
seasonings.
Stir
until
blended.
Arid
fowl
and
simmer
in
sauce,
until
tender,
about
2
hours.
Yield:
Six
to
eight
servings.
!
short
and
long
sleeves
many
new
designs
'
SDEPT,
STORE
cooked,
li
daughter's
enthusiasm
Is
not
eqwlled
by
her
experience
mother
will
not
mind.
Cookery
has
become
an
exact
science
and
it.
is
comparatively
easy
to
learn
the
rules
and
principles
of
cooking
different
foods,
then
follow
them
exactly
in
every
detail.
If
daughter
has
been
fortunate
enough
to
study
home
economics.
In
school
she
will
have
her
own
reciics
but
may
need
a
few
pointers
on
meal
planning.
.
Home
ecoiiumi.sts
suggest
a
menu
for
Mother's
Day
which
would
be
easily
served
by
the
novice
but
would
give
mother
a
break
even
if
she
had
to
pare
it
herself.
Mother's
Day
Dinner
Menu
Fruit
Jtice
Cocktail
Chicken
Marengo
Asparagus
Parsley
Potatoes
Mixed
Green
Salad
Hot,
Rolls
Rhuttarb
Sundae
Tea
-
Cookies
Milk
The
cocktail
may
come
straight
from
the
can
or
be
a
combination
of
several
juices
but
must
be
well
chilled.
This
may
be
served
in
the
living
room
or
at
thc
table
with
an
accompaniment
of
crisp
crackers.
Thc
meat
courcs
is
always,
a
problem,
for
the
beginner
and
suually
takes
the
longest
time
to
took.
"Cliicktn
Marengo"
requires
two
hours
cooking
but
in
that
time
the
fowl
which
goes
BONDED
ST0RA6
peorge
Cook,
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