1
SMITHERS
MARRIAGE
ids
of
Heats
NEWS
Prince
nuperf
DafT?
JJcft
Thursday,
April
21,
1949
7
Dunn
sang
A.
H.
Rosewlg's
"Ave
Jr
t
"
"ymns
s8
included
Mother
Dear,
o
Pray
For
Me
"
''On
This
Day
o
Beautiful
Mother."
"To
Jesus'
Heart
All
Burning."
The
church
was
well
filled
with
the
many
friends
of
the
to
IARF
MADDirn
tvr
Miss
Genevieve
Middlcton
Becomes
Bride
ol
Frank
Rimell
TERRACE
P.-T.
SALE
SUCCESS
mm
HOSPITAL
CHAPEL
young
couple
who
TERRACE
ENJOYS
SACRED
MUSIC
VJT
-
1
An
unusually
snort
honeymoon
at
Telkwa
pretty
wedding
took
.
ulac.e
nn
I
On
their
t.
"
.
i
s
SMITHERS
A
quiet
wedding
1
1
-s;
T
"lb
-
.
-
v
tui
u,
tuc
C0UD1C
Easter
Monday
in.
St.
Joseph's
will
take
up
residence
at
Perow.l
TERRACE
The
Terrace
terrace
Par
rar
Catholic
Church
when
Frank
Intimate
m..
.
A.:
'
.
.
PREPARED
MUSTARD
was
solemnized
in
the
Chapel
of
the
local
hospital
on
Sunday,
when
the
hospital's
engineer,
James
Thomas
Atrlll,
son
of
Mr.
?
and
Mrs.
William
William
Atrlll,
Atrlll,
took
took
a
as
Special
Easter
Services
at
United
Church
ft
i
.
v
Herbert
Rimell.
son
of
Mr.
and
were
entertained
after
VT
"
AsSOCiation's
an
th
,
Mrs.
Rimell.
Enkrby.
took
as
ceremonv
at
th.
un
Z
Jf
nual
Easter
tea.
held
last
Sat
MONTREAL,
April
2l3t
Here's
aa
opportunity
you
can't
afford
to
miss
I
Such
a
wonderful
chantt
to
give
your
hair
the
"magic"
flattery
of
the
v
KRKML
SIUMPOOI
lor
just
10c,
a
2oc
bottle
of
the
new
Kreml
Shampoo
is
yours
,
.
,
and
I'll
wug'-r
that
onre
you've
used
Kroml,
you'll
never
llir.iin
tint
1
1
rt
,.t
.1.-.
1
Ave
TERRACE
To
lovers
of
sacred
his
bride
Genevieve
Lucille
Calderwood
I
urdav
the
Oddfellows
Hall,
,
.
Middleton.
daughter
of
Mr.
andl
The
brid.
nrt
.
'was
as
successful
as
ever.
Ex-
fit
.i..?ylvla.
Ks.i!ska-
dau8h
Mrs.
George
Ernest
Mlddtetnn',
Sylvian
uZ."'""
umM;a
fc
'
I
--"
i'
uiing
Biiauiuwi
iimi
mane
your
t
,
Jiair
brittle
and
laik-lustre
i
The
new
Krrml
has
-
-n
.ifc
ill
.
vnhirnl
nil
il,.,t
,
u.:
Tu
8room
6iwiu
cut
tut
tM
tuc
uju'i
,.m"
:
"i
7C
VC1
KJl
01
Mr-
lvir.
ana
d
Mrs
-Mrs.
hibiu
rst
blts
nf
of
tv,.
the
children
of
-ier
J
'"""w1"
slice
of
the
we
cane
cake
and
and
Mr,
Mrs.
7
4
the
WJC
Kslesk9
Ksleska.
-
The
r
cmi,v,
,
marri.
,,
master
services
nere
were
"T'1"'
iFrl
Fowler
continued
mttw
'mentary
school
were
hung
nfirfnrm
k
-..v
""!"
"7
something
to
Wit
an(i
ntl-Sri.cimv
in
t.no.rn
A.l
T.'
1
.
:
,
,
,
be
remembered
The
bride,
given
in
marriage'
for
them.
Mrs.
J.
Dnn
n
on
the
walls
together
with
the:frpv
hnanitJ
"".l
UOQ.
with
grea
great
pleasure.
In
the
bv
her
fathpr
rarrlgH
,v,if
ft,?
r.
i
.
..
.
DiCtures
nf
phcVi
Msec
o.-,
t.ir
"
wioymui.
j
,
'"
".
tuwiw
pourea
me
tea
t:
7
prayer
book
and
white
-teacher.
oraver
vri.,,
too
r,..v.
.
Stanislaus
I
ViCeS
f
the
Woszniak
and
u
Lu-
,
Q
o.ki-,
...
children's
choir,
undpr
t.h
ran.
ingredient
called
l
olisan
"
(h)
that
makes
rinsing
"
winkiuiek
",
yet
thoiough-ven
m
the
hanlext
of
water!
Send
on.
dim,
in
a
et.,
to
m.
-Ha.bara
Bront
WU
CWnt
St,,
Montreal,
P.Q.
t
il
,.J
your
25c
f.!,
,
if
I
Shampoo
to
you
posHaste-and
you
can
discover
for
illT
'
a
Bhiny
your
hair
caa
be
4
iovy
.l.
....
.
.
-aiunun.
sienen
tnn
rowis.
...
i
able
leadership
of
Mrs.
Brandts,
a
Dutch
HC
WCOmPf
t.n
Terra
na
ine
an
worn
in
each
class
ter
"
,
was
particularly
good
and
there
,
Thp
vnil
.
beads,
gift
of
Father
LeRay.
and
Ve7na
o7mn
sed
h
gues"
guests,
wore
a
gorgeous
floor-length
j
white
satin
period
gown
with
a
I
'
B.C
PAYROLLS"
'r1
Besides
at
the
groom's
home
near
le
e.
?
Pleasi'
They
sang
4U..B
want
aii.L-u
oy
iwo
uny
'-.....
wnung.
the
sewing
wrMi
.
taster
Angel"
and
"It
is
thp
bout
A
New
IobbvFrom
An
Ok
Craft-Uol
curly
haired
attendants
In
floor
and
home-cookinn
stall
there
'
SMITHERS
SEES
Joyful
Easter
Time."
The
Odd-
Pacific
was
a
novelty
stall
and
a
plant
M,
'.
r
stall.
Grades
7
and
8
had
a
staU
i
.
.
..ps-
.u
.luvK
a
nug
!
mis
booklet
not
only
gives
the
fascinating
hustory
of
hooked
rugs
in
our
country
LL,,r
ki
lS
yU
ctly.
how
to
8
about
this
pleaiurable
business
of
hooking
them!
If
f.mt
fellows'
Hall
was
packed
and
the
children
of
the
Sunday
School
length
daffodil
yellow
frocks-little
Mary
Alice
and
Catherine
Jean
Calderwood.
'
The
bride
was
alsn
aiicnHoH
MOON
ECLIPSE
of
their
hand
work
containing"
npTur
Gavan'
Mrs-
'
u,..t.
.
Hagen,
Mrs.
Martin.
Mrs
rimn.
were
were
an
there.
Som
nf
tho
1
'
'
1
iriiiYrm...
,
.
1
i
"""
mats
ana
v.ti
...
.
7
vera,
.j
.
",a
such
rewarding
resulte!
All
V-i
need
...
set
of
f
j
-
you
wooden
frames
burlap
bit
I,
of
cloth
or
wn
-
1
bogoklt0.kS-
C?l0rfU''
A1Mabr,C
Tl'NTEXDyt'and
J&
rd
P
oli7
y
Wnt,en!
""'-Barbara
Brentf
1411
Crescent
S?,
MonU
"
:
?S'118
10?."
''"
'"
tmk,
"pert-.
by
her
sisters,
Celestine,
In
a
I
Hearirg
tha,t
.
the
recent
floor-length
blue
moire
gown
'
eCaPse
of
the
moon
was
not
with
bouquet
of
carnations
and
seen
ln
Prince
Rupert,
Smithers
roses,
as
matron
of
honor,
and
'atedly
reports
that
it
was
I
.
vlufKlA
fVtn.A
1
11
other
hand
made
articles,
the
wc"'
mrs-
.
I
baXPV
aiwnaance
proceeds
from
which
went
to
i
Kltchen
Mrs,
Mcllroy,
Mrs.'
8
the
junior
Red
Cross.
In
charge
i
H-
Smith'
Mrs-
Haaland,
Mrs.':
Rev-
p-
H.
Mallett
announced
of
this
stall
were:
Miss
A.
Lips,!016"
Mrs-
phlHp.
:
(
that
there
was
a
Sunday
School
Anita
Brue
and
Pearl
Haugland.'l
Cashier,
H.
Noakcs.
enrolment
of
106
children
with
A
painting
of
still
life,
donated!
Mrs.
van
Stolk,
as
president
an
average
attendance
of
84
for
Breakfast
i-oreen
Aviivii
in
in
a
a
nuui
noor-lenizth
-leiigm
nlrt
oia
""
wcic,
v
'
"
uui,
naruiy
soec-
.
.
.
taMiloi
tacular
,
...
v.
a-
.
i
rose
jersey
dress
with
bouquet
enough
a
u
i
it
ii
ti
i
.
t
ii
uj
incnuun.
watching
all
However,
after
of
stocks.
2
Cltt
AM
OF
WHEAT
"
1
Its
a
dita
that
make.'
banquet"
of
breakfast
...
and
for
extra
apietitp
appeal
...
you
might
like
to
add
raisins,
fig
da4cs
apncoU
or
prunes
to
"Cream
of
Wheat"
while
itW
ine
lamer
01
Mrs.
a.
camp-
Wi
"lc
aoiyciauon(
welcomed
the;
1C
1IVC
weeKs.
Koll
bell.
rinnrln
Grade
1
1
fTHOCto
guests.
t
'
.
'
evening
w
as
a
1
teacher,
-vnviiv-l
,
was
TVUkJ
UUl
auc-
varying
sized
-
J
"
"
"
O
Mrs.
Amdam.
Sundav
Rphnni
1
crescent
peeped
dimly
through
tioned
off
in
a
Chinese
auction
U
l
1
.,
L...
1.
i
aillt
is
essential
to
balanced
diet.
In
,11
find
an
easily
sonomiral
milk
con-:
necessary
minerals
inj
for
healthy
:uum
packing
The
groom
was
attended
by
John
Dunlop,
and
Frank
Watson
acter
as
usher.
luokiug.
jiicn
eerve
with
brown
tugar
and
nrilk;-?
M-mmm
I
...
it
'g
good
t
.
,
.
and
so
good
for
uii"r
ior
5
Minute
"Cresrn
nf
Wlt."
,nt..in.
me
ciouas
ana
mist
.
it
..
was
oy
mrs.
r
.
uavan,
ana
went
to
Mrs.
Mcllroy.
GOOD
ANGLING
BERMAGUI,
Australia
(f)
One
of
United
States
leadlne
superintendent,
presented
J.
H.
Smith
with
a
jar
of
money
which
the
children
had
donated
during
the
past
weeks
since
the
disastrous
church
fire.
It
amounted
to
$25
with
the
mornine's
chil
Those
in
charge
of
the
stalls
.
..
...
ennrhing
Iron
...
and
it
provides
Caleium
and
I'lios-
phonw
for
diets
deftcrcnt
'i
these
elements.
What's
more
it
cooks
Jo
delicious
digestibility
m
just
five
minute,
of
boiling
!
Brighten
up
breaJifast
to-morrow
with
S
Minute
"Cream
of
Wheat"
I
were:
ii
They
Horf
YOU
In
f
Mini
when
thrv
,
I
Jc.rv.emoliy
was
evehlne
10
see
an
al"iot
fun
LC
moon
ridlne
h'8h
ln
virtually
and
and
the
nuptial
h
.
mass
was
said
cloudless
sky
by
Father
Paul
Sanschragin.
i
The
earthquake
which
fol-.f6-
U.r1
WaS
decorated
lowed
next
day
was
completely
with
daffodils
and
a
full
choir
unnoticed
-although
a
more
was
In
attendance
.
During
the
dlstant
one
-a
few
years
ago
signing
of
the
register,
Mrs.
J.
made
Smithers
feel
"sick
-
Here'.
A
Recipe
for
A
women
anglers,
Mrs.
Kip
Farr-ington
landed
four
black
marlln
in
10
days'
fishing-'
at
this
New
South
Wales
resort
recently.
She
also
caught
a
37-pound
vellow-
Happy
'
'if
IC
MILK
Novelty,
Mrs.
Kennedy.
Plant,
Mrs.
McGilvery.
Sewing,
Mrs.
Wold.
Home-cooking,
Mrs.
Clifford.
t:
3
Home,
created
these
seven
i
fromth
dren's
collection
and
was
for
the
church
re-building
fund.
-
Those
receiving
buttons
for
attendance
were
Gary
Aleer.
Karpn
wonderful
powder-shades!
Yes.
the
Vacuum
Packed
I
and
OF
e,
taken
xaKen
r-
he"
BANK
'
fV',-
f.;.
MOXTREAI
0XTREAL
f
FAMILY-
VJCi",,
Pourers
Mrs.
Cote,
Mrs.
C.
tail,
claimed
the"
record
of
Its
Cook
Woodbury
experts
rolour-keveil
theii-
i
de
Kergommeaux,
Mrs.
Bailey,
kind
ever
caught
by,
a
woman
.
.
SIZE
RECIPE
6JZ
KtW
WOODBURY
POWDER
1(1
Vniir
IWrann
1
i
1
1,
-
whether
-red-head
VOU
re
blonde
hrnnptlt
FOR
SAVING
FOR
HOLIDAYS,
FOR
EMERGENCIES
OR
OPPORTUNITIES
1
t
1
Household
Savings
Account
for
Father
and
Mother
,
,
.
,
1
"
Sunshine
"
Account
for
Sls'
ter's
Holiday
1
Savings
Account
for
Junior'."
1
1
'""""11
r
I
'
rr)1'
11
skl
1
it
1
K
m
irv
REM
'
thing--
'.
D
nMnir
.
wu'?
irn
'
r"7
i
i
lIlMlllEa
C
WELL,OAWGONNIT.')
TiL
f
(CANT
GET
fNi
TWERE
i
Farquam,
Marlene
Johnstone,
Doris
Loveless,
David
PeekeVout,
Stanley
Ross,
Jimmy
Sikler,
AnnJ
Smith,
Brian
Smith,
Susy
Sik-
j
'
ler,
Tommy
de
Kergommeaux,
David
Mcllroy,
Jessica
Nelson,
Maureen
Finlayson,
Barbara
Hagen,
Dennis
McLeod,
Linda
CBrieh
Claudia
Phillip,
Hazel
Reynolds,
Lewis
Smith,
Clarenca
Baker,
Lloyd
McLeod,
Joe
Sparks,
Arlene
Stokes,
Ida
Lee
Llewellyn,
I
uig
foe
coUege
expenses.
j
1
Packet
of
Canada
Savini
1
or
somei)lace-in-betweenl
Be
sure
to
gee
this
famous
powder
and
choose
your
favourite,
most
flattering
shade.
And
you'll
discover
that
the
New
Woodbury
Powder
clings
longer
covers
skin
flaws
better.
What's
more,
it
contains
a'
Very
special
ingredient
that
gives
a
smooth-as-sat
in
finish
to
your
skin
.
.
.
and
it'a
mixed
in
Woodbury's
new
"
super-blender"
that
whirls
colour
into
powder
and
powder
into
colour
at
terrific
speed.
The
.result
is
fineness
of
texture
and
richness
of
shade
that
have
made
the
New
Woodbury
Powder
the
4
to
1
favourite
of
American
women
from
Coast
to
Coast
1
Bonds
held
by
the
B
of
M.
-
Do
not
allow
to
cool
or
dry
up,
!
v
iuu,
,1,
ingrvutcjiTs
The
recipe
may
be
adapt.
t
us
Danny
Thomas,
Mary
Ann
Bran-dls
Lynne
Farkvam.
Jack
Llew-
jellyn
Neil
Thomas,
Marilyn
de
Kergommeaux,
Lloyd
Llewellyn,
And,
remember,
all
ingredients
in
this
recipe
may
be
obtained
with
'J'
the
assistance
of
the
friendly,
'
"'
helpful
people
on
the
counter
at,
-your
nearest
branch
of
the
B
of
M
i
Selma
Farkvam,
Shirley
Reynolds,
Mar
jorie
Thomas.
At
both
morning
and
evening
jUI
RtpssSa);
r-
ik
Lpej
.
....
,
StOO.'I'LLTRY
Il
l
I
.
--
-'V
STAPING
AT
ME-OPEM
?
A
P'rhapt
The
Sight
Of
The
first
Spring
Crocus
will
inspire
,
--v:
:.
ou
to
create
such,
a
dream
as
tbist
For
it'a
hard
to
equal
Xr?K
services,
Mr.
Mallett
delivered'
ne
oownngm
deliciousncss
of
an
Angel
Food
Cake!
V?si2W
V
?
CiKE
i01?
Package.
Befitting
the
season
irost
it
with
a
fluffy
boiled
frosting,
tinted
a
delicate
yellow,
and
dust
Jt
lightly
over
with
shreds
of
snowy
coconut
Remember,
for
feather
lightness
.
.
.
exgumie
Btlrrlng
addresses
to
large
con-!
gregations.
Mrs.
Lloyd
John-,
stone
sang
"The
Holy
City"
in'
the
evening,
and
there
were'
several
anthems
by
(he
choir
aug-l
mented
by
several
male
voices.
'
The
anthems
sung
were:
"From1
rw
Ma
LaKe
riour,
"
'
"me
3
fine
'
ordinary
flour.
m
u-
i
.WftTirm
i
Olivet
He
Rides,"
"All
in
the
April
Evening"
and
"Hallelujah
to
the
Here
Soup
To
Please
A
Man
served
with
lots
of
..
flppcdfp-apiieal.
Just
1rv
this
recipe,
made
with
HLLNZ
'
VOSDLSSED
VEGETABLE
SOUP
'King."
MEAT
PIE
WITH
BISCUIT
TOPPING
!i
lb.
raw
beef,
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Easter
services
by
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and
a
committee
of
helpers
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the
Rev.
Mallett
thanked
all
for
their
help
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Mr.
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record
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bells
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the
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spots
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hats
handbags
upholstery!
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nigredienfs
hi
a
ticht-ly
covered
jar
and
shake
well.
Shake
also
each
time
before
serving.
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ngain
on
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grocer's
shelves!
SHIR
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GLGERBUEAL
MIX
combines
in
one
package
nil
the
ingredients
that
made
Grandma's
jtiugerlm-ad
a
"work
of
art"!
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shortening,
inola.--,
Hour,
eggs,
baking
powder,
ginger
and
spues
are
prepared
in
a
mix
and
packed
in
moisture-proof
bags.
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for
you
to
add
water
heat
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it
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fussing
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ingredients
no
bake
day
kitchen
to
clean
up!
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