8
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
November
6,
1950
Service
of
Remembrance
jNorway
Sons
'Whist
Parly
vVinter
Comes-
First
Snow
Of
Season
Catholic
Wedding
Popular
Pair
Are
Married
Importance
of
Spiritual
Weapons
and
Divine
Aid
Irged
in
Fighting
Good
Fight
In
a
Service
of
Rem
hpfnrn
L'otiin
n
l.
n
t
V,
..
...
I
Seeing
Is
Believing
PEOPLE'S
STORE
SALE
NOW
ON
Dresses
Skirls
Blouses
-
-
-
Slips
NOW'S
YOUR
CHANCE!
vvtcmo
ua
wucc
wurs
111
First
Prebyterian
Church
Sun-
MS3
Charlotte
Josephine
Bal-i
day
morning,
marking
the
com-,
agio.
Prince
Rupert-born
third
mencement
of
R
e
m
e
m
branee
daushter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Week
proceedings,
Rev.
Dr.
E.
A.
1
1".
Balagno,
Fifth
Avenue
Weso,
'Wright
warned
against
leaving1
was
the
lovely
bride
of
Denis
v.
a
kvuwi!,
CtgtftAl.Ob
ttll
ill"
visible
foe
the
important
factor
of
spiritual
guidance
and
divine
r
"
A
I
L&
J
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GOOGiEViiTHERS
.jum
MARLOWE
r
Miss
Charlotte
Balagno
Bride
of
Denis
Rowse
,
V
UIH
W0(
iJllt
Ul
411
CltlU
AVAtlS.
Denis
John
Rowse,
New
West-
minster,
at
a
marriage
ceremony
white
chrysanthemums
in
white
baskets
and
silver
candelabra
adorned
the
altar
where
the
'
popular
couple
exchanged
con-
ventional
vows
administered
hv
ivi-v.
rduitt
r.
ivi.
uayner,
U.M.I.
Many
friends,
including
plon-,
eeis
of
the
city,
comprised
the
assistance.
,
1
0f
widespread
interest
in
the
The
helmet
of
salvation,
the'
Church
of
the
Annunciation
Sat-sword
of
the
Spirit
and
shod-!
ui
day
morning.
It
was
the
same
ding
of
the
Gospel
of
Peace
church
in
which
the
bride's
par-were
crowning
and
essential
en
ts
had
been
married
thirty-equipment
in
"Fighting
the!
two
years
ago.
Good
Fight."
In
lasting
Import-
Huge
bouquets
of
mauve
and
RUPERT
PEOPLE'S
STORE
i
.
m
IIIIIIIIIfllIEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl
1
.
"
"
"
i
Reach
Every
Home
By
Ads!
I
KfHAT'
INSURE
YOUR
HOME
ance,
these
factors,
he
asserted,!
transcended
in
attaining
the
ul-j
timate
goal
all
material
Jmple-
menus
oi
war
designed
to
retain
peace,
freedom
and
security.
,
In
two
world
wars,
there
had
been
victory
for
the
cause
of
right
and
the
cause
or
Christ.
He
recalled
the
deliverance
of
defenceless
Britain
in
the
old
days
when
the
Spanish
armad
had
been
blown
into
the
Nortn
congregation
which
gathered
to
Telegraphs
reported
their
serv-witness
the
impressive
rites.
j
lc
intact
throughout
the
week-
For
Clean,
Courteous
Service
.r;,
"
ZL'X-jyw
ZBa,
Played
the
Wedding
O
l.atr
for
Work
)
CALL
itZ
9
Kiddies
to
School
jQ
"Eventually,"
Why
Not
Now"
The
bride,
entering
the
church
0n
the
arm
of
her
father
as
Miss
"ar-"-
wwe
a
beaut
ful
strap-
less
ess
bouffant.
bouffant
mh,(i.
weddino
overtax
Othi
a
litted
lace
jacket
with
high
rounded
neckline
and
Ion
g
sleeves
frilled
at
the
wrist.
Her
only
ornament
was
a
choker
of
T
h
grZm,-
Her
vcl1
n
of
silk
tulle
u
was
held
held
In
"7,
.v
.
miracle
of
Mons
in
World
War
I
when
the
fall
of
Paris
seemed
?V"
there
had
been
the
miraculous
evacuation
of
Dunkerque
under
the
blanket
of
baffling
fog.
The
pastor
exhorted
his
listen-'
ore
tn
Iroan
r
Ua
n
V.
Spirit
rather
than
the
way
of
t-h-
fi0ch
h
,oD
,f.'
BROADWAY
t
LILLIES
ARE
TOUGH
AND
LIKE
'
TO
WINTER
OUT
IN
GARDEN
t
.
T
Mies
pre
far
from
being
deli-
ivm
candidum
and
Its
hybrids
cate
plants.
If
you
fall
with
should
be
planted
with
the
depth
them
it
is
more
likely
you
were
of
soil
above
them
equal
to
the
too
fussy,
than
that
you
neglect-
diameter
of
the
bulb,
ed
them.
Many
failures
result
Anotne-
old-tim"
rule
which
from
planting
hardy
bulbs
in
the
they
challenge
is
that
only
bono
spring,
rather
than
in
the
fsU.
meal
should
be
used
to
fertilize
Bulbs
sold
in
the
spring
have
lilies.
They
use
ordinary
compassed
the
winter
In
cold
storage
mercial
plane
food
in
lioera
where
they
lose
vigor,
and
are
amounts,
and
find
it
causes
nc
less
resistant
to
disease
than
if
injury.
In
preparing
a
bed
foi
they
spent
the
winter
planted
mies,
spad.e
under
a
complete
in
the
garden.
balanced
plant
food
at
the
rate
o
'
!((
weather
is
no
hardship
to
4
pounds
to
100
square
feet.
In
a
hardy
lily,
but
cold
storage
is
planting
bulbs
singly,
mix
t
succumbing
to
material
desires
,
I
"
1
5lePnanol-and
passions.
In
that
way
lay
The.
t
k
u
"Guel
was
of
white
destruction.
I
Cr,
,
,
Finally
rr
wrmh
o,.i
MiS3
Delphine
Balagno.
sisLer
Beit
H3K
S
finest
Cook
for
recognition
and
assistance,
"
,
"le
D".ae
was
lne
charming
bh
air
force
has
received
per-If
necessary,
in
memory
of
the
Driclcsmaid
and
her
gown
was
of
mission
to
purchase
115
surplu:
fallen
of
past
wars
and
those
petal
Pink
imported
lace
over
light
planes
from
the
Unites
i
Twelve
tables
were
In
play
at
the
Sens
of
Norway
whist
drive
Fridav
night.
Prize
winners
-were:
Ladies
first,
Mrs.
O.
Glske;
-e-prt.
-'--s.
.1.
Fredheim.
who
I
won
the
draw,
from
Mrs.
Skal-merud,
,
1
whose
score
was
the
same.
1
Men
first,
R.
Hundeide;
second.
R.
McLean.
Following
cards,
there
was
dancing
to
the
music
of
Mike
Colussi
and
his
orchestra
until
2
a.m.
Refreshments
were
served
at
midnight
by
Mrs.
C.
Strand
and
her
committee,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Peterson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Fredheim,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Ritchie,
J.
Johnson
and
Ncls
Ounderson.
,t.pasnnnnfni
nf
niant.
f-inri
with
soil
at
the
bottom
of
the
hole
and
cover
it
with
an
inch
of
fresh
jsou
on
wnicn
to
set
the
bulb.
Whi'.-
sand
In
the
soil
s
beneficial
to
lilies,
a
mere
thin
layer
or
cushion
of
sand
"below
the
bulb
is
of
negligible
value.
I'
should
be
well
mixed
all
through
the
soil,
to
give
the
porosity
which
Is
desir.?d.
Pete
The
Racoon
Is
Thriving
Now
'
0SHAWA,
Ont.
W
-
Once
a
motherless
waif
who
had
to
bt-
i
f
d
,
l
t
p
t
thrives
nn
rcf
nA
,
on
ice
cream
and
candy
'
an
,.
.
!
raw
meat.
The
raw
meat
Is
proper
racoon
diet,
while
Prte
soon
acquired
a
taste
for
the
ice
cream
and
candy
after
Starj
Pollard
found
him
in
the
woods
near
here
several
months
ago.
At
first,
Mr.
Pollard
had
to
force
milk
into
the
starving
baby
coon's
mouth,
but
Pete
caught
on
fast.
Pete
roams
about
In
the
open
at
night
and
follows
Mr.
Pollaia
around
like
a
pup
in
the.
daytime
Apart
from
a
weakness
for
pick-
!
ing
pockets
and
raiding
the
i
family
fruit
preserves
in
th9
j
'e-Ur,
.
he's
a
welcome
household
'
guest.
'
OSLO
0
An
exhibition
V,
persuade
Norwegians
to
eat
more
ice
cream
was
held
here.
Speakers
said
.annual
consumption
in
Norway
Is
under
twa
quarts
per
capita,
compared
wlt'i
nearly
20
quarts
in
the
United
States.
tanuia,
jeaiurmg
a
ballerina
States
air
force.
They
will
be
length
bouffant
skirt
with
sash
used
as
training
planes,
making
of
purple
velvet
ribbon.
Her
hat
an
Important
addition
to
Swe
was
a
purple
velvet
halo
with
den'
large
fleet
of
such
ma-matching
plume.
Her
bouauet
chines.
Hours:
7
$.m.
v
For
take
home
orders
Phone
200
who
returned
and
still
suffered
themselves
or
through
their
dependents.
The
pastor
was
assisted
in
the
service
by
J.
S.
Wilson,
who
read
the
first
scripture
lesson,
and
Rev.
C.
L
.Lucas,
chaplain
of
the
Legion,
who
read
the
text
scrlp-
ture
from
St.
Pau
s
eDlst
e
to
the
Ephesians.
Bueler
for
"The
Last
Post"
and
"Reveille"
was:
William
Ranee.
I
1
1
Diamond
Price
Boos
AM.
Diamcn'd
wholesalers
wore
untitled
of
a
15'
increase
in
pi
Iocs
as
of
October
15,
1950.
M.xnson's
Jewellers
were
very
fortunate
In
pun
Rowland
Miles
was
soloist
for.otin
the
singing
of
"Come
Ye
Blessed,"
accompanied
by
the
organist.
John
Currie.
The
colors
were
placed
anij
a
real
large
selection
two
days
beore
this
increase
J
AGAINST
THE
COLD
For
Furnace
Repairs
and
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fa
Shoulder
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JUST
ARRIVED
A
NEW
SHIPMENT
TOPCOATS
RAINCOATS
ACME
CLOTHING
STORE
Serving
the
Public
of
Prince
Rupert
for
Over
33
Years
BLONDIE
lings
ni)
in
stock
will
be
s;ld
at
the
old
prices.
Ve
have
now
on
hand
over
200
rings,
giving
you
the
largest
selection
in
styling
and
prices
offered
Come
in
today.
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Credit
Trrms
Available
After
a
turbulent
week-end
which
Included
strong
winds,
heavy
rain
and
an
early
morning
hailstorm,
Prince
Rupert
began
to
feel
the
cold
today
morning
today
and
received
a
blanket
of
snow
for
the
first
time
this
season.
Insplte
of
what
seemed
almost
a
deluge
of
rain
yesterday
and
last
ngiht,
the
gauge
at
Digby
Island
recorded
only
.68
inches
precipitation
In
the
24-hour
period
ending
at
4
a.m.
today.
The
snow
started
falling
at
7:20
and
soon
turned
to
slush.
Maximum
wind
.
velocity
recorded
at
the
weather
station
was
southeast,
30
miles
per
hour.
uhv
telephones
came
in
lor
a
beating
once
aealn
as
at
least
25
or
30
lines
were
put
out
of
commission
over
the
week-end.
Superintendent
Jack
Edwards
reported
this
mornine
that
moat
"I
"e
Damage
was
lo
uiu
limp
wires.
New
installations
were
not
affected.
Canadian
National
ena
wlln
uule
aamaSc.
11
ary-
Canadian
isauonai
Kauwavs
report
there
has
been
snow
and
rain
Bt
McEiic".
but
nothing
to
interfere
with
service.
At
Prince
George
there
was
rain
and
the
same
from
Smithers
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
road
to
Terrace
Is
reported
rough
but
buses
have
been
able
to
get
through
on
schedule.
Snow
was
falling
near
the
summit
yesterday.
All
In
all,
the
district
seems
to
have
come
through
the
first
onslaugh
otf
winter
with
little
inconvenience.
STOCKHOLM
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Swei
v.
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by
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During
the
afternoon
a
recep-
The
parade
of
100
veterans,
tlon
was
held
at
the
home
of
the
under
Canadian
Legion
Presi-
bride's
parents,
325
Fifth
Avenue
dent
James
Nicoll,
was
in
charge
West,
where
many
friends
gath-of
J.
S.
Wilson,
zone
command-
ered
to
extend
their
felicitations
er.
Mrs.
William
Rothwell,
presi-
on
the
happy
occasion
dent
of
the
Canadian
Legion
Assisting
the
muni
i
r..i-
HANSON'S
JEVVELI
ERY
MANSONS
JEWEL!
an
unnaiurai
experience.
Ana
the
only
lilies
which
like
stand
ing
in
water
an-;
water
lilies.
Poo
drainage
which
allows
the
soil
ti
remain
wet
for
long
periols.
i:
likely
to
b2
fatal
to
the
othp
kind.
The
proper
soil
is
highly
I
porous,
allowing
water
to
dra'n
away,
and
air
to
enter
If
yov
have
sandv
soil,
or
cnn
wrcts
sail,
rich
in
leaf
mould,
lliis
should
thrive
in
your
garden
e?-peclallv
if
you
can
plant
them
on
a
southern
slope.
,-.,,
riii-atinj
that
lilv
bulbs
Fhould
be
planted
8
to
10
inches
deep
are
now
b.eing
cha!
-
lenged,
since
bulb
growers
oil
l
the
Pacific
coast
have
found
that
ex-
cellent
results
can
be
obtained
by
t.
,
.
,
..
.
,
,
relatively
shallow
planting.
Lil-
1.
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HOW
TO
IIIIIVI
!v
SIMPLE
15
??
SORE
THROAT
fN-K
4
Apply
warm
oil
freely
A
kHll
to
nclc.
Rub
In
well,
A
lfcd.
maswgmg
muiclas
jdl
Ik
INSIST
ond
glondi.
At
drug-!Z
Biri'
for
8J
yar.T.JJJ
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
a
am
of
A
Z
A
III
II
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Mill
tnsfiirtt-
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Women's
Auxiliary,
was
in,
charge
of
75
women
including
a
number
of
ex-service
women.
The
parade
from
Legion
headquarters
to
church
and
back
was
led
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club
Band
under
Bandmaster
Peter
Lien.
;
,
Wesf
Mistrusts
Red
Proposals
WASHINGTON
0'
B.,.(i.
Ku.vsia
Bt
ai
the
week-end
proposed
a
meeting
of
foreign
ministers
of
the
United
States,
Britain
and
France
on
its
Prague
proposals
for
the
creation
of
an
all-German
constitutional
council
to
unify
Germany
under
one
government.
The
initial
reaction
Is
to
regard
the
Prague
proposals
as
a
political
propaganda
counter-move
against
the
defence
plans
of
Western
Europe.
By
CHIC
YOUNG
TOKEN
OF
LOVE
diamonds
u
jo.
-i.
rurw,F
HER
RING
f
w
wlii
inv
it
QWQV
for
CM
L.
nr
A
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SLL
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DCAO
i
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v-
SEUCHUN
iuum
was
oi
purple
orchids
with
Ivy.
William
E.
Bond
was
groomsman.
During
the
signing
of
the
reg-
Istei,
Mrs.
Matt
Burns
sans
Rocevig's
"Ave
Maria"
with
Miss
Zoga-s
accompanying
on
the
or-
Aid.
Donald
Fitch
and
Louis
V
Astcii
were
ushers.
Assisting
the
officiating
priest
as
altar
boys
were
Edward
Clou-
the
well-wishi
..!.
.u
,
C
w
VM..
brides
mother,
in
a
handsome
blue
crepe
floor
length
dress
with
uuisage
oi
mauve
orchid,
and
Mrs.
M.
P.
McCaffery
in
a
strik
ing
gown
of
purple
crepe
with
corsage
cf
gardenia.
:
After
a
toast
to
the
bride
had
I
been
appropriately
proposed
by
father
Rayner
and
a
toast
to
the
bridesmaid
by
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton,
the
groom
and
groomsman
respectively
responding,
the
brid-3
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.
b'win
uuijr
cut
wieir
nana-
some
four-tier
weddine
cake.
Th
bride's
table
was
covered
with
an
I
elaborate
hand
embroidered
cloth
i
centered
with
a
profuse
bouquet
of
pink
roses
banked
with
tulle
and
flanked,
by,
pink
tapers
:n
silver
sconces.
Presiding
at
the
urns
were
Mrs.
J.
L.
Blain
and
Mrs.
Angelo
Astoria.
Th."!
serviteurs
were
Mrs.
William
aond,
Mrs.
Donald
Fitch,
Mrs.
Martin
Van
Cooten,;
Mrs.
William
Russell,
Mrs.
Louis'
Astcrla,
Miss
Pulmlra
Astoria,
Mary
Astoria
and
Miss
Beverly
Nelson.
,
Later
in
the
afternoon
thoi
couple
sailed
aboard
the
Prin-j
cess
Louise
for
a
honeymoon
trip
;
to
Vancouver,
New
Westminster)
and
Seattle.
For
going
away,
the
bride
wore
a
handsome
navy
I
gabardine
suit
with
navy
velvet
cloche
hat
and
sable
neckpiece.
She
had
a
corsage
of
white
or
!
chids.
Returning
to
the
city,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rowse
will
take
up
rcsideno
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at
130
East
Fourth
Avenue.
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The
bride,
who
has
lived
in
the
city
all
her
life,
was
wltn
the
office
staff
of
H.M.C.S.
Chatham
during
the
war
and
later
was
receptionist
at
the
Public
Health
Unit
here
as
well
as
being
In
the
florist
business
with
her
sister.
The
groom
Is
a
graduate
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
and
University
of
Washington
and
is
affiliated
with
Alpha
Ta6
Omega
fraternity.
Formerly
with
the
research
staff
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission,
he
Is
now
Identified
with
the
Pacific
Fisheries
here.
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