Ipn'ncc
ttupctt
Darilo
J-Jctos
ito.
Monday,
February
9,
1948
Local
News
Items
.
.
.
MARRIED
AT
MILLER
BAY
Willi
Ven.
Archdeacon
Edward
Hudson
of
Seal
Cove
officiating,
the
marriage
took
place
quietly
Social
Doings
(Contributions
to
this
section
will
be
welcomed)
Conrad
P.-T.A.
February
10.
'
&
Moose
Meeting
Tomorrow
T.
M.
Cimstie,
who
has
been
selling
former
War
Assets
equipment
locally,
returned
on
the
Catala
last
night
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
t
3-110:
I
right,
8
p.m.,
Moose
in
Miller
Bay
Hospital
last
Fri
Temple.
(It)
W.
E.
Denmng,
local
old
timer
and
war
veteran,
is
recovering
from
the
effect
of
a
mishap
to
an
eye.
The
mishap
occurred
last
week
and
was
at
first
thought
to
be
of
little
conse-
.
.
T4.
.An
-I-.-.!.-.-
-
-3
.
.
day
oi
miss
fcuun
Derrick
o:
'
Staod
Ship
ol
Soroptimism
Launched
Kitwancool
and
Lewis
Johnson
of
Aiyan.sh.
Attending
the
bric.e
Rupert
Goodlad
returned
to
the
city
last
night
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oliver
Adams
.
II
timii:.
il
w.ia
mil
i
MtJ
uii.M,
With
Impressive
Inaugural
Party
was
Miss
Mary
Milton
while
George
Turner
acted
as
grooms
8
p.m.
Mr.
Hyndman
will
speak
on
"Modern
Education."
Gym
displays
by
pupils.
lt
John
Tsjaski,
charged
with
supplying
liquor
to
Indians,
was
dismissed
in
city
police
court
on
Saturday.
W.
M.
Watts
returned
to
the
city
on
Saturday
night's
train
from
a
brief
business
trip
to
Smithers.
of
Massett
arrived
in-the
city,storm
and
a
bit
of
sharp
grit,
last
evening
on
the
Cassiar
from
j
lodging
In
the
eye,
caused
the
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
iatter
to
start
bleeding
which,
left
on
today's
plane
for
a
trip
;
untn
medical
attention
was
'
William
Glass,
local
mnnazpr
Called'
interfered
with
the
sight.
man.
The
br.de
is
the
daughter
Twenty
of
Prince
Rupert's
representative
execu-KnLl
U
Promoting
ideal
,
bUR
BEST
.'riNG
PLACE
l
aid.
to
8
!
'
-
;SQUET
HALL
FOR
CHRJNS.
DINNERS
AND,
PARTIES
t'ti
E
DISHES
Allan
Armstiong
returned
to
i.ae
city
on
the
Catala
last
night
:"rom
a
two
weeks'
business
trip
'.o
Vancouver.
of
security
of
friendship,
joy
of
achievement,
dignity
the
son
of
the
late
Andrew
c
I
Johnson
of
Aiyan.sh.
1
of
Edmunds
&
Walker
plant
for
B.C.
Packers,
left
by
today's
plane
for
Vancouver.
He
is
to
Mrs.
J.
R.
Wainwright,
sister
of
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh,
and
Mrs.
Rust-D'Eye,
niece,
after
a
three
of
service,
integrity
of
profession
and
love
of
country
that
a
larger
fellowship
in
home,
society,
business
for
country
and
Cod
might
be
the
result.
Taking
of
the
pledge
was
one
or
several
strik-
ing
incidents
in
impressive
cere-j
intendent
of
Miller
Bay
,Hos-
Canadian
Legion
Execu
49
be
transferred
to
Vancouver.
tive
Meeting
Legion
months'
visit
here,
left
by
Fri-
Moose
Card
Party-Dance
Is
Enjoyable
iay
evening's
train
on
their
re-urn
to
their
home
in
Toronto.
Announcements
Hall,
8
p.m.
tonight.
Regular
monthly
meeting,
with
installation
of
Our
stock
of
QUALITY
monies
at
a
dinner
in
the
Civic
pital.
who
expressed
ner
pnae
OADVAY
CAFE
All
advertisements
In
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25
cents
a
word
i
Th0
'(
tkly
program
of
card
Cr.nlre
at
whltn
lne
city.g
fir6t
j
although
she
had
not
been
here
,
playing
and
dancing
in
the
womm-s
service
ciub
tne
Sorop-i
Ion?,
at
being
a
resident
of
new
members,
Wed.
11th,
8
p.m.
i
Prince
Rupert
Industrial
Workers'
Union
will
hold
Its
."esular
monthly
meeting
on
Mouse
lempit-
umier
auspices
oi
Umist
cub
0
Prince
Rupert,
!
Prince
Rupert,
some
of
the
fine
the
I.nvpl
Order
of
Moose
Sat-'
attributes
of
which
she
enumer
il
Ave-
W.
Phone
200
Card
Party,
Catholic
School
Hall,
February
12,
8
pm.
,
:amc
into
formal
being.
A
gath
,
uday
night
was
the
usual
en-
ated.
Through
Soroptimism,
she
Monday,
February
9,
at
8
o'clock,
in
the
Common
Lounge
of
the
ering
of
forty-five
persons,
in
Cambrai
Valentine
Tea,
Feb.
lovable
success.
Card
playing,
:cluding
representatives
of
varl-
hoped
to
play
some
part
in
com-
Civic
Centre.
All
members
which
took
up
the
early
part
ous
organizations,
who
came
in'
m
unity
life,
testimony
of
their
good
wishes,!
"Prince
Rupert
just
gets
EDITH
MURVOLD,
BRIDE-TO-BE,
IS
HONORED
of
the
evening,
was
under
the
in
direction
of
William
Terry.
Winners
for
the
ladies
were
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon
and
Mrs.
A.
Tur-
mr
.
,
m
were
in
attendance
to
see
Mrs.
one
s
blood,
declared
Mayor
Anna
E.
Sprott
of
Vancouver
'
Nora
Arnold
m
responding
to
the
na.st
Dresident
of
the
American
toast.
"I
suppose
it's
because
welcome
to
attend.
(33
United
Church
Valentine
Tea
Feb-
19-
Mrs-
A-
Dominato,
500
J.
M.
Alderson,
general
agent
for
British
Columbia
Coast
TayIor
st-
Steamship
Service
of
Canadian
I
Scout
-
Guide
Rally.
Friday.
Faciiic
Railway,
Vancouver,
I
February
20,
7
p.m.,
Navy
Drill
passed
through
the
city
on
the
Hall.
cotte
with
W.
Grindstrand
and'i.H(1ti,,
r,,
cr,irr,lct
n,,h
'there
is
such
a
good
feeling
With
Mrs.
Olof
Skog
and
Mrs.
Georpe
McWhinney
tallying
high
p(mdu(-t
the
nroreedincs.
ore-
here,
no
prejudices,
beauties
of
Wpnr
Wau,
oc
(,t
w.
i
,
"
-
c
-
.
.
-
-
.....
j
vj
V.
OtJ
JUltlV
scores
,
or
the
men.
tniinc.
tim
ftiui-tor
tn
urc
win
''the
scenerv
and
such
a
SDirit
i
..
i.
,.r:.,.
Princess
Norah
vesterdav
mak-i
o.
O.
N.
Basket
Social
ana
...
v...ft
......
i
.
w
.....
--
-
-
.
,
CHCai
ijuiue
ui
ivn
a.
w
ieK.
Dancing
to
music
provided
by.
the
round
trip
to
Alaska.
w.
Kay,
tne
president,
ana
in-
oi
ouuyam
upuinism,
one
uc-
iin
Ambrose
Avenup
was
th
TRANSFER
iths
is
taking
the
Stevens
orchestra
commenced
'
stalling
lhc
officers
and
pledg-.
spoke
success
for
the
newly
in-,setting
for
a
delightful
shower
.
rrf,
at
10:30
with
Carl
E.
Brechin
as.tag
the
members.
'Stalled
club
of
which
she
wasy
nl
ht
in
honor
of
MissL
d
h
,
m
master
of
ceremonies.
During;
;
her.self
proud
to
be-a
member.
iEdlth
Edith
Murvold
Murvold
whose
whose
marriaee
marTiaeel"l",!mT
'
,:.,.;
,
Dance,
ladies
with
baskets
free,
everyone
welcome.
Black's
Orchestra,
Oddfellows'
Hall,
February
20,
9:30.
Job's
Daughters
Dance,
Mas
IvlC
MEN?.
IKS
movement
for
the
or-
.
T,..u
and
First
Avenue
interniision
refreshments
were
C.
G.
Ham
spoke
on
behalf
wU1
,ak
,
h
tl
,;
'
id
I
PHONE
)"
onic
Temple,
Feb.
20.
Work
Clothing
is
Complete
I
SEE
US
FOR
BIB
OVERALLS
CARPENTERS'
OVERALLS
PAINTERS'
OVERALLS
OVERALL
JACKETS
COVERALLS
MECHANICS'
CAPS
DRY-BAK
served
and
prizes
distributed
to
the
winners
at
whist.
James
B.
Gibson,
dean
of
St.
:
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedra!,,
who
also
gave
a
spiritual
mes-'
t
....
.
oeaiea
in
a
corner
oi
tne
room
that
it
mnv
cet
undprwav
in
vice
organizations
c
Uch
c'eLaYe
was
t,stefulIy
decorated
the
day
of
St.
in
welcoming
the
Sorojrtimist
i
.jj
streamers
hung
with
a
cur-
Davld,
Wales-
patron
saint,
on
Club
on
its
inauguration
and
,
tain
effect
aRd
centrecl
by
a
M
wishing
it
all
success.
The
c-wedding
bell,
the
guest
of
honor
operation
of
these
organizations!
recejved
a
decorated
basket
fill-
Deane's
Quality
Cleaners,
in
all
work
and
projects
having
jed
with
gits
The
basket
was'
pick-up
and
delivery.
Phone
283.
.
jsage,
admonishing
the
organiza-
Mr.s.
R.js.s
Richardson
is
lcav-
tion
not
to
build
without
God
ing
on
tonight's
train
for
Mont-
and
to
realize
that,
in
serving
real.
According
to
word
receiv-
God.
one
served
one's
fellowman.
ed
here
her
uncle.
Ur
T.
E
Don-j
Toast
to
the
port
of
Prince
nelly,
i.s
critically
ill.
She
ex-
Rupert
was
proposed
by
Miss
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea,
I
Mrs.
George
Mitchell's,
Feb.
25.
Kinsmen
Leap-Year
Dance,
Civic
Centre,
Feb.
27.
Conrad
P.-T.A.
White
Elephant
Sale,
Feb.
28,
2
p.m.
Women
of
the
Moose
Spring
Bazaar.
March
4
and
5.
Seventeenth
of
March
sale
of
EAti
VIEW
(tf)
community
betterment
in
mindme
in
by
the
two
hostesses.
pects
to
be
away
for
six
weeks.
Mary
Morton,
R.N.,
lady
super-
I0TEL
I
i
couia
be
coumea
upon.
i
The
evening
was
spent
play.,
!
Mrs.
Caroline
Parkin
had
been,
ing
bing0
the
winners
bein
;
intrigued
by
Soroptimism
be-lMrs
B
Hedstrom.
Mrs.
K.
Slat-,
cause
it
was
so
iar-reaching
lnta
Mrs
s
Dideriksen
and
Mrs
its
scope.
She
stressed
the
great
Petersen.
r
(
GOOD
EATING!
Kn'ixi
home
cooking,
aprons
and
novelties,
afternoon
tea,
2:30
p.m.
O'.iriiie
uid.
Pleasant
;
I'lace
to
Live
'
C"m
p
i.
k
t
i:
I.
Y
Card
party
8
p.m.
Catholic
School
Hall.
Presbyterian
Tea,
March
18,
Presbyterian
Church
Hall.
Canadian
Legion
W.
A.
Spring
Sale,
March
31.
neip
mat
women
couia
oe
to
;
At
midnight,
refreshments
men
in
dealing
with
difficult
were
served
from
a
table
centred
problems.
She
commended
the
witn
a
wedQing
cake
which
was
promotion
of
bursaries
for
study
toppecl
bv
a
miniature
bride
and
in
foreign
languages
as
a
ser-
groorn
Miss
Murvold
expressed
vice
project.
warm
thanks
at
the
honor
Miss
Barbara
Smith
saw
two
silown
her
phases
of
activity
in
organiza-.'
Fresent
at
the
function
were
k
i
new
w
'
.xr
rr
'
Y
S
O
V
A
T
F.
1)
!
flovor
JtfHTf
J
through.
I
A
i
in
Anglican
Easter
Sale,
April
1.
Women
of
the
Moose
tea
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
C.
Mclntyre,
K.de.-rated
K
.
,J
Mbs-Fillel
Mattresses
V;,
j
C
?J
'
J.ev
.Management
S
I
Prof.
Zi
.
"-a-i.
546
8th
Ave.
East
on
April
15.
CLOTHING
RUBBER
CLOTHING
WORK
GLOVES
WORK
SOCKS
all
weights
NATIONALLY
-
KNOWN
BRANDS
GUARANTEE
SATISFACTION
Presbyterian
Spring
Sale,
Aprii
i'""""
ijvvu"
Mesdames
O.
bKog,
H.
warn,
ri.
,
occasions.
She
saw
opportunity
KnutSpn,
E.
Houston,
K.
Slatta.
for
inspirational
activities
with-
B
Hedstronii
s.
Dideriksen.
R.
,in
the
community
and
oppor-
Wahl
A
Petersen.
H.
Helland.
;tunty
for
the
SoropUmists
to
A
Lmd
n
Ha
pen,
J.
Strand,
supplement
the
service
work
of
E
Sorheimi
P.
Ueiv
T,
Muihern,
the
other
clubs.
W-
Simon,sen,
O.
Wick,
K.
Kr.ut-
i
-
-
-
1
1
COTTAfiE
CnEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Your
Dally
ALL-
WEATHER
SERVICE
15.
Orange
Tea,
April
21.
United
Church
Spring
Sale,
April
29.
.
St.
Peter's
spring
sale,
May
6.
Home-cooked
dinner
from
6
to
9.
60c.
Bosun
Inn.
(33)
U.F.A.W.U.
whist
and
cribbage,
sen
and
the
Mis.ses
Mary
Petersen,
Evelyn
Skog
and
Dolly
Loe
M.
Gordjn.
Rotary
dent,
sa
w
plenty
of
room
for
a
women's
service
club
in
Prince
Rupert.
If
the
Soroptimists
ever
ran
out
of
ideas
for
an
object
-j
f
m
m
Prolect
8
,eii
HOUSt
9ives
y
yo-.f
con
Metropole
Hall,
every
Saturday,
at
8
p.m.
(43)
troi
mnt
-.ps
chotc
in.-
cv
f
1M
I
b?r
Iour
m
-fr
Car
,n
'
S;y
greasing
fy
O
I.L'KR
I(
'
TINf?
lve.
the
Rotary
Club
could
give
them
some.
"Work
that
service
clubs
have
done
in
Prince
Rupert
through
the
years
have
actually
kept
down
the
taxes."
declared
Mr.
Gordon.
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart,
representing
the
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
and
Miss
yu,
4a
Cards
11
!
Frances
Cross.
Business
and
DJN'S
SERVICE
STATION
If
Street
(ireen
ti03
f-
See
our
Interesting
Yi.riety
for
February
FROM
5C
tQ
25c
i
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extra
9""..,.,
Rlend.
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OFFICE
SITIM.IES,
PRINTING.
STATIONERY
Cards
for
Every
Occasion
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
EXTRA
SPECIAL!
Shorty
Coats
7
Only
Sizes
12
to
16
Red,
Cerise,
Brown,
Blue
Keg.
Price
$27.50
Special
at
$19.50
Butterfly
Nylon
Hose
All
Sizes.
$1.50
Pair
Dupont
Sweaters
Pullovers
only.
All
colors
including
gray.
Reg.
Price
$5.95
Special
at
$3.50
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MANSELL
I1UI
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Onol
Food!
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Ogaret
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JOPTOMITKIST
if"
."i
ri
Smart
Radio
Get
the
most
from
your
radio.
Bring
in
your
tubes
for
Professional
Women's
Club,
spoke
briefly,
adding
their
congratulations
and
felicitations.
An
impressive
incident
was
the
candlelighting
ceremony
in
which
Mrs.
Elizabeth
MacKen-zie.
Miss
Anne
McLcod,
Mrs.
Rheha
Ham.
Miss
Myrtle
Vincent
and
Miss
Mary
Nelson
recited
briefly
on
the
respective
ideals
of
tolerance,
wisdom,
sincerity,
friendship
and
service.
In
presenting
the
charter.
Mrs.
Sprott
expressed
confidence
that
this
most
northwesterly
club
in
Canada
would
keep
up
the
high
standards
of
international
Soroptimism.
She
also
presented
as
Iter
personal
gift
a
perpetual
president's
pin.
The
recipient.
Mrs.
Willa
Ray,
spoke
briefly
but
appropriately.
SAILING
OKDKUS
TO
"GOOD
SHIP"
Mrs.
Sprott.
in
delivering
the
"sailing'
orders"
to
"Good
Ship"
Soroptimist,
enumerated
concepts
of
service
for
"a
happy-band
of
workers."
.She
told
something
of
the
history
of
Soroptimism
which
in
England
was
an
adjunct
of
Rotary
but
was
not
confined
to
such
relationship
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