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News
Items
kriiice
tlupctt
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i-ltm
JLtfl.
Tuesday,
May
ll,iai8
.
LYWOOB
.FOR
BEAUTIFUL
INTERIOR
EFFECTS
Polish
Girl,
Still
Ridden
by
Fear
Here
to
Marry
Pr.
Rupert
Man
Itf
Striated
Fir,
Per
sq.
ft.
La.Craft
euca,
VANCOUVER
COUPLE
WED
ply,
I'lain,
;
20c
WiC
10c
20c
25c
20c
20c
18c
rored
fearful
memories
when
interviewed
about
life
at
her
home
near
Warsaw.
"She
asks
that
her
name
not
be
used."
said
Mr.
Voeel.
"She
"Ottawa
Highlights"
by
H.
G.
Archibald
MP.,
Titesday,
6:30
p.m.,
CFPR.
(in)
Corporal
T.
D.
Brunton
of
the
provincial
police,
Smithers
detachment,
is
in
the
city
In
connection
with
the
Assiy
Court
Registered
Nurses
Tea
and
Sale
at
Nurses'
Residence,
Wednesday,
May
12,
3:00
to
5:30
p.m.
(Ill)
4
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Ass'n.
General
Meeting,
ladies'
lounge,
I
Civic
Centre,
Wednesday
May
I
A
quiet
wedding
solemnized
by
ern
Birch,
i"
&
316"
-
h
,r
panelling:,
number
1
Escapes
From
Russian
Zone
of
Germany
A
Polish
girl
who
slipped
secretly
from
a
land
darkened
by
fear
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
last
week
and
is
still
trying
to
adjust
herself
to
the
friendly
ways
of
Canadians.
But
although
she
believes
that
numoer
z,
"
(112)
12,
8:00
p.m.
trial
which
was
completed
today
Complete
stock
of
new
mouldings
for
use
with
plywood
panels
Bishop
J.
B.
Gibson
left
at
the
Regular
Moose
Meet-,'
t
FOR
lU.i'Oinnit,"
bnUWING
MODERN
thinks,
some
day
the
Russians
may
come
over
here
or
that
they
j
will
retaliate
against
her
rela-'
tives
still
in
Poland."
A
thin
brunette
of
about
30
with
birdlike
movements,
she
showed
obvious
signs
of
lack
of
nourishing
food.
Although
she
is
a
Pole,
her
ancestrv
is
fir
she
herself
may
be
free
of
Soviet
Ing
Tuesday,
8
p.m
fLTL
VIVUU
INTERIORS
SHARP.
Appointment
Rev.
Earl
Soiland
in
the
Parsonage
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
Monday
evening
united
a
Vancouver
couple,
the
groom,
a
former
Prince
Rupert
man.
Joined
in
marriage
were
Miss
June
Peggy
Wilson,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edward
Wilson,
145
West
Eleventh
Avenue,
Vancouver,
and
Stienar
Antonsen,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Anfelt
Antonsen,
of
1885
West
Fifteenth
Avenue,
Vancouver.
week-end
for
Smithers
where
on
Sunday
he
officiated
at
the
ordination
of
Kenneth
Maxwell
Collison
into
the
clergy
of
the
LBERT
AND
McCAFFERY
LTD.
of
committees
for
-he
year.
(ill)
L
Lumber
FHONE
116
Building
Supplies
oppression,
she
Is
taking
no
chances
that
her
name
will
appear
in
a
newspaper
and
cause
danger
to
her
relatives
still
In
Russian-dominated
Poland.
The
fiance,
of
Paul
Vogel,
221
Fifth
Avenue
East,
speaks
no
English,
but
her
thin
face
mir-
man
and
her
dominant
language
is
German.
,
She
sooke
that
lan
Church
of
England.
Rev.
Mr.
Collison,
who
recently
was
graduated
from
the
Anglican
Theological
College,
Vancouver,
has
accepted
a
call
to
Endako.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Earl
Soiland
and
daughter,
Mardel,
are
leaving
at
the
end
of
the
month
for
Minneapolis,
where
Mr.
Soiland
will
attend
an
International
confer
Nineth
and
Eleventh
with
a
new,
six-Inch
wod-stave
main
and
to
take
off
a
four-Inch
line
to
Mc-Clymont
Park
to
serve
the
swim
The
groom's
family
formerly
were
residents
of
this
city.
ER
LINE
SWIMMING
APPROVED
ming
pool.
ence
of
the
Lutheran
Church
June
8
to
13.
They
expect
to
be
away
for
the
month
of
June.
Witnesses
to
the
rite
were
Hans
Antonsen,
uncle
of
the
Hotel.
.
Cost
of
the
four-Inch
line
U
SIETSON'S
Summer,
STYLE
estimated
at
$1,000
and
the
expense
of
both
It
and
the
six-
MODERN
WIVES
.
URGED
TO
LEARN
HANDICRAFTS
guage
through
an
interpreter.
Her
story
was
that
of
a
oiice-prosperous
family
brought
to
destitution
by
two
Invasions
and
of
a
flight
across
Russian-occupied
Germany
to
a
displaced
persons
camp
In
the
British
zone.
Her
family
was
once
the
owners
of
a
farm-Implement
manufacturing
plant
in
a
village
west
of
Warsaw.
Its
operation
was
restricted
during
the
war
and
the
plant
was
confiscated
following
the
Russian
invasion.
Parts
of
the
province
of
War
Arrivals
groom,
and
Mrs.
Earl
Soiland.
They
will
honeymoon
in
Prince
Rupert
where
they
have
a
number
of
friends,
and
later
return
to
Vancouver
to
take
up
Capt.
Joseph
Offutt,
of
the
Salvation
Army
Native
Corps,
Port
Simpson,
sailed
this
afternoon
on
the
Cardena
for
Van
inch
line
will
be
borne
by
the
city.
Prince
Rupert
4
worl:s
project
which
will
a
new
water
main'
from
Avenue
to
Eleventh
Av-.,d
make
a
water
supply
i.e
for
the
.Gyro
Club's
;,.d
outdoor
swimming
couver
to
attend
a
regional
con
City
Engineer
Don
Stewart
3.
Kendall,
Vancouver;
W.
Brown,
Vancouver;
W.
F.
Foster,
told
council
that
the
project
could
be
begun
with
two
weeks.
ference
with
the
international
commander,
General
Orsborn,
of
London,
England.
He
accompan
It
has
beenpsaid
that
grandmother
had
it'all
over
the
ybung
matrons
of
today
when
it
came
Vancouver;
P.
D.
Bannerman,
Vancouver;
J.
G.
P.
Greenwood,
fas
appruveu
uy
city
wun-k
nitrht.
ied
Brigadier
ana
Mrs.
J.
.
T.
Vancouver;
O.
Hafseth,
MAYOR
FILMS
FLOOD
GALT,
Ont.,
(P
Movies
of
the
spring
flood
which
swept
down
the
Grand
River
here
in
mid-March
have
been
studied
by
city
to
knowing
how
to
be
happy
but
busy.
Self
expression
Is
credited
Cape
Van
saw
uraay,
sne
says,
are
occu
il
authorized
the
City
Giilingham
and
Capt.
and
Mrs.
Beale,
R.
R.-H.
MacLeod,
r
Earle
Jarrett.
r's
department
to
replace
with
having
a
great
deal
to
do
j
plea
onlv
W
women
and
old
men.
with
peace
of
mind
in
anv
life
young
men
have
all
been
couver;
R.
J.
Allison,
Vancouver;
D.
Dufieux,
Vancouver;
M.
-out
water
main
between
council.
The
pictures
were
tak
and
grandmother
was
adept
at
1
taken
to
slave
camps
in
the
So-
Olsen,
Vancouver;
E.
MacDon-
MERCHANTS
Do
you
know
that
the
Daily
News
is
the
most
effective
medium
of
advertising
n
Prince
Rupert?
No
one
misses
your
message
if
it's
ad
lt.
i)
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
en
by
Mayor
J.
M.
Moffatt.
You
saw
it
m
tne
Daily
News!
When
she
had
a
few
minutes
of
leisure
she
never
had
to
worry
about
how
she
could
kill
it.
She
STARTED
VACCINATION
aid,
Port
Moody;
J.
W.
Decker,
Inoculation
with
cow-pox
as
j
Vancouver;
J.
Young,
Vancou-protection
against
smallpox
washer;
W.
R.
W.
Smith,
Sandspit;
successfully
demonstrated
by
Dr.
j
N.
Thompson,
Vancouver;
V
Edward
Jenner
in
1798.
jlverson,
Vancouver.
tALE
Two
lots,
6
rooms
vertised
in
the
News.
..It's
the
really
efficient
way
of
putting
bath,
with
cabin
at
rear.
it
over.
tf.
fc:h
Ave.
West.
(116)
had
her
quilting,
her
crocheting,
her
hooked
mats
or
her
water-
Stetson's
new
Royal
D
e
L
u
x
e
Hats
in
Light
Beige
and
Silver
Grey.
Smart
colors
and
correct
styling
for
your
summer
vacation
or
business
wear.
leis.
Although
her
immediate
family
escaped,
the
early
period
of
the
Russian
occupation
was
one
of
wanton
pillage
and
rape
which
was
later
outlawed
by
the
Russians,
but
nevertheless
continued
until
the
Poles
had
little
left
worth
pillaging.
After
her
family's
factory
had
been
confiscated,
they
were
moved
to
the
Russian
zone
of
Ger-
colors.
From
her
friends
she
received
the
required
appreciation
WANT
IT
fv
BLUE
T
Vl
and
though
her
work
may
not
have
been
on
the
mastemiece
plane,
she
knew
much
of
it
would
live
after
her
in
the
form
t'S
SVU1N6
iiU
of
family
heirlooms.
And
so
many
where
they
managed
to
II
1
V
perils.Iive
for
11
months
by
trading
grandmother
avoided
the
of
frustration.
.
mJm.
mi
family
goods
for
food.
"The
people
were
afraid
of
the
Apparently
when
careers
be-
or
necessary
.
Russians
even
befnrp
thp
mar"
k
k
WITH
I
came
fashionable
for
the
ladles
in
At
ALL
SOTO
a'".
T
M,,,,
the
last
few,
she
said.
"Manv
committed
sni-
generations,
spare-time
was
jcide
when
they
came
and
those
JUL
never
mougnt
01
and
conse-;
who
remained
found
them
m,
quently
many
of
the
handicrafts
.harsher
than
thev
hnrt
nntii.
VOU
Wr
'MS
pated."
grandmother
knew
and
utilized
were
forgotten.
What
the
young
ladies
seemed
to
have
overlooked
I
IK
Mr.
Vogel
's
fiance
used
some
of
the
families
remaining
fund3
to
buv
identifirat.inn
ri
in
their
desire
to
train
for
busi-
mm
and
professional
positions
then
slipped
wltnout
authoriza:
Easiest,
Best,
Most
"Sto.
Economical.
Perfect!
MK.flrfr'm
1
:
At
most
grocers.
ijf'Ai
nracHWtmHIBHBBB
For
washing
gtiidi
Pk
fA
Wj
write;
M
IO
..t.
w
iuuHU!
na
tion,
across
the
eastern
zone
of
!
and
live
.rr2
!'th
n
!
f6W
.year!
Germany
into
the
British
zone.
a
modernized
version
of
M
1
1
one
wuuna
up
in
a
u.f.
camp
in
.
j
I
Mmfwtpn
a,
Minn,
'"Wrg
.
near
Hanover.
Prince
Rupert
Florists
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
777
Flowers
For
All
Occasions
There
she
applied
for
entry
Into
Canada
and
after
a
series
:
1
1
ivw.'.vuvv;
1
vwv.wv-.vw
FOR
of
rigid
inspections
by
Canadian
immigration
authorities,
was
given
passage
on
the
ship
Beaverbrae
from
Bremerhaven
on
April
19.
J"Chickea
in
the
Rough'
I
1
u.
r
LTM
I
'
I
L
T
.
k-
mm
"There
was
no
service
on
the
TO
TAKE
HOME
Call
the
CIVIC
CKNTKK
DINING
ROOM
ship,"
she
said
smiling.
"Every
one
of
the
passengers
looked
PHONE
231
after
themselves
and'
others.
I
acted
as
a
cook."
'.WAV-W.'AW
"Their
"pay"
Was
not
much
by
Canadian
standards,
but
it
Exciting
suits
in
fifteen
smart,
Spring
styles
;
herringbones,
stripes
and
botanys
in
the
latest
Spring
pastels.
Sizes
are
broken,
but
there
are
some
outstanding
bargains
awaiting
the
early
shopper.
Reg.
$35.00
NOW
ONLY
Margaret
McLeod
OPTOMETRIST
IN
NEW
OFFICES
grandmothers'
life.
Club
activities
and
social
work
partially
filled
the
modern
wife's
spare
time
but
for
true
self-expression
she
had
a
growing
need
to
create
with
her
hands.
During
the
war
knitting
regained
favor
among
the
ladies
and
judging
from
the
displays
at
the
recent
Hobby
Show
many
are
adept
in
other
forms
of
needle
work.
In
order
to
encourage
the
development
of
home
handicrafts,
the
Department
of
University
Extension
is
offering
short
courses
in
weaving,
home
furnishing,
and
crafts
from
May
17
to
May
28
of
this
year.
These
are
especially
planned
for
Women's
Institutes.
Delegates
to
the
June
convention
and
other
members
of
the
Institute
will
be
given
preference
should
it
be
necessary
to
limit
enrolment.
An
advance
registration
of
at
least
ten
will
be
required
for
any
course.
A
small
.
fee
is
charged
for
each
course
plus
payment
for
all
materials
used.
Courses
available
during
the
convention
will
consist
of
weaving,
leatherwork,
textile
decoration,
design
and
home
furnish-.ing
In
July
from
the
12th
to
31st,
a
three-week
summer
course
in
elementary
weaving
will
be
conducted.
meant
a
lot
to
a
group
of
people
who
some
of
whom
had
come
through
a
decade
of
hardship
they
were
given
oranges,
the
first
that
most
had
seen
in
nine
years.
Announcements
All
advertisement
a
tbls
column
will
be
charged
tor
a
full
month
at
25
cents
a
word
$1.9.50-
Upholstering'
FURNITURE
REPAIR
TRUCK
AND
AUTO
CUSHIONS
RECOVERED
Ask
for
PLASTAIIIDE
available
NOW!
Out-of
town
orders
given
special
attention
LOVIN'S
(Next
to
CFPR)
PHONE
BLUE
818
ROOM
10
STONE
BUILDING
NEW
PHONE
It
??
Registered
Nurses'
Ass'n
Tea,
Nurses'
Home,
Wed.,
May
12.
Card
Party,
Catholic
School
Hall,
8
p.m.,
May
13.
Booth
P.T.A.
May
19.
BLUE
593
J
1ST.
ST
J
I
1
I
Job's
Daughters
Tea,
May
20,
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell's,
232
4th
Ave.
West.
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
tea
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
W.
S.
Kergin,
324
4th
Ave.
West,
May
27.
Eastern
Star
Tea,
June
3,
at
Mrs.
Wm.
Watts'
home,
435
4th
West.
1
,
Junior
Auxiliary
United
Church
!
Tea,
June
10.
;
Presbyterian
Tea,
home
of
Mrs.
T.
A.
McMeekin,
512
Tatlow
St.,
June
17.
t
-l
BEST
OF
PALS
THEN
Just
three
years
ago
this
month
(April
25,
1945)
United
States
and
Soviet
armies
met
at
Torgau
after
fighting
their
way
across
Germany.
Shorties
and
toppers
in
an
assortment
of
styles
to
suit
every
individual
taste.
Quality
fabrics
in
plain
pastel.
Take
advantage
now
of
the
tremendous
saving
we've
scheduled
for
you.
Reg.
$35.00
NOW
ONLY
$10.50
SERPENT
WORSHIP
Voodooism,
the
religious
wor
ship
of
a
certain
serpent,
orig
THE
BETTER
THE
WATCH
The
more
skiUIul
repairing
you
need.
A
dollar
watch
is
built
after
the
fashion
of
a
wheelbarrow
i
anybody
can
understand
it
Bui
you
take
an
expensive
timepiece
and
its
clil
ferent.
No
one
but
an
experienced
man
can
deal
with
it
safely.
It's
wise
to
leave
all
disordered
timepieces
Willi
(Wvwvwavwwuwww;
SHOE
and
SLIPPER?
inated
in
Africa.
The
terrible
nature
of
the
rites
has
been
much
exaggerated.
MISNOMERS
The
so-called
'small"
intestine
OfC
OUrSe
These
Garments
May
Be
bought
Un
.
.
3:
is
from
22
t
o
25
feet
long
and
the
'large"
Intestine,
five
to
six
feet
long.
SWEET
SIXTEEN'S
PERSONALIZED
BUDGET
PLAN
No
Interest
No
Carrying
Charges
NOTICE
protect
Your
Furs!
JllE
SUREST,
most
economical
fur
scarves,
None
of
them
are
beyond
our
ability
to
repair
and
do
it
properly.
One
thing
inure
It's
wise
not
to
allow
the
matter
to
be
put
oil'.
ti..,
,
,
from
Jfcarm
is
to
let
us
store
them
for
5
v,,
n,
1
olnnMUC
tl'iu
U1U
UIUUL1II,
ov1-'"
Sin
nnr
punutlntflv
insured,
11
B,U
t
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