5
I
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday.
December
28,
1950
Wedded
At
Kilwanaa
Bush,
brother
of
the
groom,
and
'
Tuesday
morning
for
their
home
r
In
Prince
George,
where
the
Leroy
Hobenshield.
KITWANGA.
A
lovely
wed-1
Mrs-
J-
Hayhurst
played
the
groom
is
employed
Dy
uie
lki
ding
of
much
interest
took
place
weaaing
marcn
ana
curing
me
recently
In
St.
Paul'
Church
Inj
signing
of
the
register.
Kltwanea
when
Miss
SUDhcal
Folio-
ing
the
cerrr.ony.
a
re-
May
Wtntonlak,
youngest
daugh-1
ception
was
held
in
the
cornier
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
1
munity
hail.
The
guests
were
Wintonlak,
became
the
bride
of
received
Dy
the
bride's
mother'
Joseph
Bush
of
Prince
George,
wearing
a
wine
dress
with
greea
.
Rev.
J.
Hayhurst
officiating.
j
accessories.
The
brld
looked
charming
-vs!
A
three-tiered
wedding
cake,
she
entered
the
church
on
the
made
and
served
by
Mrs.
J
.K.i
arm
of
her
father,
by
whom
shejlversen
centred
the
bride's
table,
was
given
in
marriage.
Her
Iloor
,
Other
serviteu.-g
were
Mrs.
I
length
white
satin
gown
was
cut:
Alice
Dall,
Mrs.
Violet
Eleworth;
on
princess
lines
and
the
em-1
and
Mrs.
Dorothy
Dutton.
The.
broidered
veil
cascaded
from
h?r
evening
was
given
over
to
danc-
'
'
'
if
t
V
I
Government
of
BritUh
Columbia.
halo
of
orange
blossoms
to
the
,
in8-
At
Ymw
6(BUf(,
Diwf
M
PtwrM
ml
tu
V
'
The
happy
couple
left
last
you
iww
you
e&n
now
floor.
Her
only
jewelry
was
a
three-strand
string
of
pearl-,.
She
carried
a
bouquet
of
red
roses.
The
maid
of
honor.
Miss
Vic
h,,
tu-cuiy
nr.nn
iirnti.p
JOVKH
NI.WS
STAND
;
arc
flown
iu
dally
b;
CPA.
toria
Kryklywljj,
was
gowned
laj
a
beautiful
pink
brocaded
taf-'
Canadian
National
System
Enjoyed
Record
Year
In
1950
However,
Rising
Costs
Make
Future
Uncertain
And
Point
to
Nerd
for
Capital
Revision
We
Rupert
Florists
owers
for
AU
Occajions
3rd
Ave.
Box
518
Tel.
77;
feta
with
matching
headdress
;
and
gloves
and
carried
a
bouquet
of
red
roses
and
white
carna-1
'
tions.
The
bridesmaid,
Miss
Olga
Stashniak,
niece
of
the
bride,
wore
a
lour
length
gown
of
pale
blue
sheer
and
net
with
matrh-.
MONTREAL
-"The
year
just
closing
has
been
one
of
almost
constant
tension
in
world
affairs
and
1
I
.
-'
'
JL.
1
i
i
num.
i
ing
calot
and
gloves.
She
carried
a
bouquet
of
red
roses
and
,
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
white
carnations.
The
groomsmen
were
Costo
1951
bids
fair
to
be
a
year
of
continuing
anxiety,"
says
Donald
Cordon.
O.M.G.,
LL.D.,
chairman
and
president,
Canadian
National
Railways,
in
a
review
for
the
year.
"We
cannot
afford
to
relax
in
the
hopo
that
conditions
will
improve.
It;
YULETIDE
SPIRIT
These
two
men
often
are
at
odds
on
many
Issues,
but
have
joined
forces
in
a
campaign
to
raise
funds
for
Christmas
baskets
for
needy
Windsor,
Ont.,
families.
Roy
England,
left,
president
of
the
Ford
local
of
the
U.A.W..
and
Rhys
M.
Sale,
president
of
Ford
of
Canada,
peddle
Christmas
editions
of
the
Goodfellow
Club
newspaper
outside
the
Ford
factory.
The
service
club
Is
sponsoring
the
campaign.
(CP
PHOTO
J
R.
E.
Mortimer
2nd
Ae.
(Hear
CFPR)
is
a
tragic
thing
that,
after
cen-
Dromssp1
mmB
nf
thpK
Likes
Designing
Ballet
Costumes
Cftll'
h."nf,
Vionoma
antA
Vo
fondly
Vliti
ttUUIi,
IllUIllttlia
should
SX1UU1U
fiUU
I
cause
they
were
fundamentally
I
ennnrl
art-l
nionifforl
man
be
so
Immature
that
we
scarce
WINNIPEG
W
For
5
years
ly
know
from
one
day
to
an-(
who
realized
how
vltal
were
other
when
we
shall
again
have'u,
the
nalion
thev
were
to
to
yield
to
what
seem,
to
be
a
do
Uie
bi
t
job
ol
tneir
nls.
recurrent
desire
to
cut
eah
w
0ri
,
lm.
Seagrams
TAILORING
for
idies
and
Gentlemen
other's
throati
But
we
must
face
;
portant
jobs
of
war.
facts
and,
while
we
hope
for
the'
Canildian
pe0ple
realized
that
Blackwood
On
Bridge
By
Eosley
Blackwood
i-o.
biiu.
ww
fJl
il
V11IUUK1,
uithnnt
thorn
l
uirvnlrt
hiivo
hoon
such
organizations
as
the
United
.i
iilG,
the
TAILOR
Mms.
Pauline
Boutal
has
resigned
sets
and
costumes
for
Le
Cercle
Moliere,
a
Winning
Theatre
roup.
Now
she
has
taken
on
the
task
of
designing
children's
ballet
costumes
for
a
special
presentation
of
the
Winnipeg
ballet.
Tiie
request
to
design
sets
and
costumes
tor
"The
Rose
and
the
Ring"
gave
Mme.
Boutal
"one
of
the
greatest
joys
I
have
had
in
my
career,"
she
said.
She
explained
her
methods.
''I
read
several
Umes
the
play
or
the
story
before
starting
a
few
little
quick
sketches
at
ut
two
inches
high.
Then
when
I
think
these
little
people
are
be
impossible
to
move
the
troops
and
the
products
of
field
and
factory
to
where
they
were
needed,
and
to
move
them
expeditiously.
"After
the
war,
as
an
essential
factor
in
the
rapid
and
wide-
Uing
Plate
pty.
Seagram's
Sure
Sometimes
Mr.
Meek's
cautious
ways
work
out
mighty
well.
Most
players
would
have
put
in
an
over-call
of
one
heart
with
the
South
cards
in
this
deal.
Had
this
hppn
dnn
T
Hnn't.
helievp
Mr,
Dalp
would
Phone
649
Sixth
St
Nations,
we
must
prepare
for
the
worst.
'The
Canadian
economy,
like
that
of
other
countries
in
the
western
world,
is
being
geared
to
the
defence
program.
In
tour
years,
expenditures
have
risen
from
$105
millions
to
more
than
$W7
millions
per
annum
and
we
know
Uiat
the
end
Is
not
in
sight.
As
some
types
of
controls
are
revived
and
we
hear
warnings
of
the
need
far
increased
spread
development
of
the
counter,
the
railways
continued
to
have
stuck
iso
tenaciously
to
his
no-trump
bids
and
f..l,
1m
(NvmoMnKC
!
L
r
MttlMlUlV
UCIKIlb
ill
uciircuuuuB
-
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1
111.
1
1
volume
and
the
work
they
did
he
and
his
partner
would
have
been
much
more
loviii(t,
Packlnr,
Crating
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
th
Government
of
British
Columbia.
was
reflected
in
their
gross
rev
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
enues.
However,
costs
of
wages
and
materials
continued
to
rise.
ginning
to
look
real
in
my
imaginationthen
is
the
time
to
draw
likely
to
end
up
in
a
game
contract
at
clubs.
East
dealer.
Neither
side
vulnerable.
uplete.
Reliable
and
Effl-
and
paint
them,
with
their
expressions
and
their
attitudes.
i
it
Service.
Also
agents
for
taxation,
the
Canadian
people
The
railways
were
forced
to
ask
are
realizing
that
we
are
moving
for
increased
compension
to
off-lnto
something
like
an
emere-
set
in
some
measure
their
in-ency
atmosphere.
Our
defence
j
creased
expenses
,but
their
ef-
preparations
cannot
be
paid
out
forts
to
put
themselves
on
a
"The
composition
and
designing
of
sets
and
costumes
is
very
close
to
illustration.
"In
a
ballet,
the
costume
muss
be
very
light,
graceful,
and
yet
real
enough."
radian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltu.,
I
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
tiding
supplies.
iNDSAY'S
CARTAGt
I
STORAGE
LIMITED
I
of
ordinary
income.
Extra
footing
comparable
with
the
rest
North
(Mr.
Champion)
'
86
5
2
H
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7
6
4
D
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8
3
C
7
6
4
Vtrt
(Mr.
Abrl)
East
(Mr.
Oulr)
8
A
K
7
3
8
H
None
H
K
10
6
D
A
Q
9
5
D
J
10
a
C
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B
B
2
C
A
K
Q
10
Smilll
(Mr.
Mwk)
S
(J
J
10
H
A
Q
98
3
3
d
7
a
U
5
3
.
The
bidding:
wheat
covered
by
the
1949-50
contract.
There
were
Increased
loadings
In
coal,
forest
products,
woodpulp,
paper
and
mine
products.
Substantially
higher
loadings
of
crude
oil
and
fuel
of
industry
met
with
determined
opposition.
"It
is
not
my
intention
to
re
i
ordinary
provision
must
be
made
for
extraordinary
expenditure,
i
Heavy
contributions
will
be
de-
2nd
and
Park
Avenuei
manded
of
all
of
us
and
these
vtew
Uie
freight
rates
case.
The
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1
ll..
1
,,
A
In
v
.uin
ii
I.t
inO
1
fl,1tl
,
SAFE
BUYS
1948
Ford
4-Door
$Jg!J0
1949
Special
DeLuxe
8edan
$2025
1910
ri.rt
60
and
fix
Marriage
Trends
coni-r
uuuuii
uw:
ttimumn
yrv-
ream
m
into
aim
giuiibeu
.
.
.
i,.too
nf
ected
the
importance
oil
re
of,
pie
should
make
gladly,
knowing
'feu
short
of
meeting
require-
as
they
have
always
known,
that
menu.
Costs
continued
to
ris
new
oil
wells
under
development
,
I
I
i
,
TRUCK
SPECIAL
1941
Ford
Sedan
Delivery....
$Jg0
1948
Chev.
Pick-Up
!
In
West
Germany
S
'
'.
no
price
i
too
great
u
pay
ior
anC(
the
Canadian
National,
also
in
western
canaoa.
freedom.
burdened
by
excessive
fixed
PASSENGERS
LESS
Kast
Kimtli
West
1C
Pass!
ID
i
North
Pass
Pass
Pas
Pas
BETTER
POSITION
charges
aue
to
an
unreaii&ui:
,
tn
i
.
v,,,.nt.
KnHor
rmitQi
ctrnptiir(
showeH
a
defi-
Through
improved
equipment
H
r
n.non.r
uni
iivcuicid
vco-
2
NT
'
Pass
8
0
3
nt
aii
pass
!
pite
a
large
surplus
of
women
Aaahisr.
the
three
no-trumol
in
West
Germany
today,
more
po-sition
than
it
was
in
1939.
cit
of
$33
V2
millions
in
1948.
This
and
service,
efforts
art
mwle
to
r
nrnH..Mivitv
i
pnnrmouslv
increased
to
$42
millions
in
1949.
stimulate
passenger
travel
but
vi.
.
-.
.
.
v
1Mb
fftorften
UM-.
The
situation
improved
In
increasea.
inaustrmiizaiion
oi
a
for
some
years
past
the
railways
contract,
Mr,
Meek
opened
the
j
men
tiian
women
appear
to
be
have
had
to
accept
a
decline
in
eignt
of'nearts
an(i
ur.
Cham-
seeking
marriage,
this
traffic.
As
compared
wi'vh
pions
jaclc
fen
t0
jr.
Dale's
i
'
This
revisal
of
a
trend
which
1949,
Canadian
National
pas-
ki
B
t
Mr
Dale
could
Win
developed
in
the
Immediate
post-
country
not
so
many
years
ago
recognized
chiefly
as
a
primary
producer
has
gone
on
apace.
VNCOUVER
VICTORIA
Financially
sound,
matured
In
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Chllcotin
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
senger
earnings
in
1950
will
show
ony
eignt
tricks
one
heart,
war
years
is
demonstrated
in
a
decrease
of
approximately
10
four
clubs
two
spades
and
a
"marriage
bureau"
i
appeals
in
per
cent.
This
is
attributable
not
j
dlamond.
as
the
hand
was
play-
West
German
newspapers,
only
to
the
levelling
off
of
pas-ed
Mr
Dale
l00k
the
aiamonri
Official
figures
show
that
the
senger
traffic,
but
to
the
cur-.
finesse
at
tne
second
trick
since
disparity
between
the
sexes
has
tailment
of
service
for
two'it
had
to
work
if
the
contract
narrowed.
In
1946
there
were
months
at
the
beginning
of
the
was
t0
be
made,
Mr.
Champion
122
women
to
100
men.
Now
1950.
Heavier
freight
traffic
and
freight
rate
increases,
granted
the
railways
in
March
and
June,
have
improved
the
gross
revenues
of
the
National
system
for
the
year.
It
is
estimated
they
will
exceed
$55
millions
and
the
indications
are
that
this
may
be
the
break-even
point
for
this
year.
"However,
large
and
immediate
expenditures
are
cont'ront-ine
us
for
equipment
and
main-
dustrially,
teacimicaiiy
ana
po-i
litically,
we
are
able
to
pull
our
weight
as
a
Tree
nation
with
the
responsibilities
of
freedom.
As
a
North
American
nation,
we
are
ICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
i
closely
interlocked
with
tne
won
and
returned
a
heart
and
there's
113
women
to
100
men,
Mr.
Champion
rattled
off
five
and
the
women
are
getting
more
Sunday,
Camosun,
II
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QCEEN
!
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
.
Chllcotin,
Dec.
22
and
United
States
in
tne
strategy
and
facilities
of
hemispheric
de
year
owing
to
a
iuei
sum
to
the
work
stoppage
in
August
and
to
the
Manitoba
flood.
While
it
was
of
substantial
proportions,
tourist
and
convention
traffic
more
heart
tricks
to
put
the
con-
i
'.'choosey.
FOR....
Highest
Quality
in
Your
Printing
j
Avail
yourself
of
our
experience
and
versatility.
'
Dibb
Printing
Co.
,
BESNKR
BIXCK
PHONE
23
1
1
fence,
tract
down
two.
The
age
of
men
advertising
for
ui
tint
In
this
s
rone
i
t.pniince
as
well
as
suoiumuai
..
oinr,
i
iqiq
in
mam
fields
increases
in
the
cost
of
labor
Jun.
5-9
p.m.
9
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
declined
and
immigration
from
...
.
..nwripvpintwrt
and
in-1
and
materials
so
that
it
would
f
))
I
K
Although
a
heart
overcall
from
Mr.
Meek
would
have
made
the
club
game
easier
to
bid,
it
should
have
been
reached
anyway.
In
the
first
place
Mr.
Abel
should
Europe
fell
on,
.
j
,
;.
Hotel
revenues
declined
slight
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
a
wife
ranges
up
to
70.
Nearly
every
applicant
describes
himself
as
good-looking
and
seeking
a
good-looking
younp
woman
as
a
"life
comrade."
The
word
"Frau,"
meaning
wife,
is
seldom
used.
,
Chilcotin,
Dec.
15
and
29,
ly.
Gross
revenues
for
the
Can
adlan
National
Telegraphs
again
have
bid
two
diamonds
over
the
reached
all-time
high
levels,
opening
one
club
bid.
That
might
with
private
leased
wires,
radio
have
helped
some.
But
he
said
9
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Many
women
and
girls
corn-
hlrd
Avenue
Phone
568
program
facilities,
stock
quota-
he
thought
he
had
described
his
I
piam
that
man
want
to
marry
tion
services
and
domestic
mes-
hand
adequately
as
it
was,
and
oniy
f0r
material
gain
and
that
sage
traffic
at
record
peaks.
Ex-
j
he
was
afraid
Mr.
Pale
had
gy
have
a
superiority
complex
experienced.
We
had
to
be
bold,
be
misleading
to
assume
that
and
1950
results
are
typical
or
we
had
to
experiment
pro-.the
ceed
by
trial
and
error.
Some-
that
the
need
for
some
relief
times
taking
unprecedented
1
from
the
burden
of
excessive
steps
we
Improvised
or
created
fixed
charges
has
become
less
the
machinery
which
enabled
acute.
Canada
to
make
its
tremendous
I
1
Revenue
tons
of
freight
moved
contribution
to
the
destruction
ln
1950
totalled
approximately
of
the
enemies
of
democracy.
We
80
millions,
or
four
per
cer.t
have
been
through
all
that.
We
more
tnan
in
193.
Lower
load-have
that
experience
and
should
ings
are
indicated
in
Pu
Pwood,
it.
livestock,
grain
and
grain
prod-
be
able
to
profit
by
in
"When
Canada
entered
the
ncta.
The
heavy
decrease
war
in
1939
the
railways
shoul-
grain
tonnage
was
due
princi-dered
much
'
to
the
earlier
movement
of
a
burden
of
work
pally
Happy
FRAMES!
FRAMES!
press
Dusiness
wao
ucavjr,
a.-
openea
wiwi
a
mree
cara
ciuo
though
earning
reflect
the
ef-!
suit
So
he
decided
to
try
for
the
fects
of
the
interruptions
to
nine
trick
game,
train
service.
Earnings
of
the
,
certainly
I
am
not
advocating
Canadian
National
(West
In-1
that
you
freeze
up
on
your
overflies)
Steamships
were
reduced
caus
Triis
hand
is
an
exception
owing
to
the
tightening
of
im-to
the
rule
that
an
overcall
ln
due
to
the
surplus
of
women.
Men
answer
this
by
saying
that
unless
they
discover
whether
a
woman
has
some
means
they
will
probably
be
"caught."
Women
for
their
part
seek
men
with
"serious
Intentions"
and
in
Come
in
and
choose
one
I
lor
that
Christmas
Photo.
greater
than
they
were
prepared
a
portion
oi
me
yr
,r
.
VnECinn
had
inw
t.ho
latter
part
of
that
year
"good
positions."
Many
are
widows
with
children.
port
restrictions
in
the
west
the
right
place
is
more
likely
to
Indies
and
reduced
rates
on
flour
,
heip
than
to
hurt
you.
But
one
and
sugar;
passenger
revenues
fact0r
to
consider
in
overcalling
We
curry
a
large
line
of
I
P-To-Date
Mouldings
WRATHALL'S
weakened
weaKeneaine.ii,
them;
They
w.it
y
were
short
and
the
dollar
shortage
deferment
in
Great
n,i,ain
which
caused
of
SKinea
iiinii-p""1-',
-h"--
-
increased
by
about
10
per
cent.
some
of
th
merit
and
materials,
and
as
the
of
deliveries
LOWLY
START
Brisbane,
chief
seaport
of
Photo
Finishing
320
Third
Ave.
W.
I
I
V
If
y
I
Queensland,
Australia
was
first
settled
as
a
penal
colony
in
1B25.
GEORGE
COOK,
Jeweller
is
the
danger
thaf
your
bid
may
warn
the
opponents
away
from
the
wrong
contract.
Just
as
Miss
Brash
forgets
the
many
times
her
foolish
overcalls
get
her
into
trouble
but
remembers
the
few
times
they
pay
off,
so
Mr.
Meek
remembers
the
times
when
silence
was
golden.
He
got
great
pleasure
from
the
fact
that
his
refusal
to
bid
steered
an
old
fox
like
Mr.
Dale
Into
the
wrong
contract.
A
few
more
results
like
this
and
Mr.
Phone
264
527
Third
Avenue
"BUILD
B.C.
PAYROLLS"
Compliments
MililiaillillkM(lllkIOlikSl'!MiS.NX..Uia.S.lkI
,
of
the
Season
to
;
J
FAVOUTE
Meek
will
just
quit
bidding
al
together.
ur
office
and
shop
will
)e
closed
from
Dec.
22
I
to
Jan.
2
for
staff
I
holiday.
I
t
i
i
Woter
Breokdown
Is
Not
Serious
A
small
break
ln
the
main
n
Pacific
Milk
gives
coffe
a
rich
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC;;
i-
Appreciates
the
growing
patronage
it
has
enjoyed
in
1950
and
extends
to
many
friends
and
customers
Best
Wishes
for
1951
I
water
line
along
Shawatlans
Lake
yesterday
caused,
an
hour's
Call
363
MITCHELL
&CURRIE
creamy
flavor
that
makes
every
cup
a
treat.
Economical
in
all
recipes,
Pacific
Is
now
Vitamin
D
increased
for
extra
nourishment.
Never
be
without
this
all-purpose
food.
PACIFIC
MIIK
ill
l
iiim
ii
i
'
.
uriull.
"Rj-i
i!.lr&
V!!hnr
nnr!
shutdown,
It
was
reported
by
City
Engineer
Don
Stewart
this
morning.
The
break
was
of
a
minor
nature
and
iwas
repaired
on
the
Job.
Mr.
Stewart
said
there
was
a
good
supply
of
water
in
the
reservoir
and
no
need
for
worry.
KITTY
HAWK
First
uccw"hoto
ln
Wlde
Wo
rising
from
the
end
of
the
take-off
8
Orville.
TheU-Wplan.
ramp
at
K'tty
Hawk.
O.
Dec.
nitia
IT
experiment
"Jj
w
wilh
gliders;
they
later
added
a
gasoline
e.r
from
first
principles,
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&
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