BOWLIXO
SCHEDULE
(Continued
from
rage
4
f"
Prince
Rupert
Doily
New3
Mwday,
January
SO,
IS50
Garnet
Jackson
was
grooms-
Toasts
to
the
bride
and
groom
man
end
Mrs.
Norman
McMqbb';
were
proposed
by
Rev.
P.
H.
Mal-i
was
her
mot
Iter's
attendant.
j
lett,
Harry
King
and
Oarnet
!
The
bride
was
charming
in
an,
,
Jackson
to
which
the
groom
re-
4
eddlng
i
i
air
:
afternoon
kown
of
dove
grey
sponded.
,
,
j
i
i
i
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Mr
ICinrr
alcn
nmnncaH
a
tnnel
I
"
4
Z'
Grotto,
Liquor
Control
Board
vs
;
Royal
Hotel,
W.E.A.C.
vs
Savoy.
.
Feb.
19
Liquor
Control
Board
;
vs
Savoy,
WE.A.C.
vs
Royal
HoLt'l,
'
Commercial
Hotel
vs
99
Taxi,
Pr.
j
Rupert
Plumbing
vs
Grotto.
Feb.
20
Groto
vs
W.E.A.C,
Savoy
vs
Commercial
Hotel,
Pr.
panels."
Jler
small
plumed
hat
to
the
host
and
hostess,
Mr.
and
and
accessories
were
en
tone.
She
,
Mrg-
Osborne,
whose
thirty.
carried
an
ivpry
prayer
book
and
fourth
wedding
it
was.
,(
l-BUIS
congratulatory
telegrams
were
received
by
the
newlyweds,
in
cluding
one
from
Hon.
and
Mrs.
I
t
f
,
(.ious
and
wore
a
corsage
of
pink
carnations.
f
Toi
Mr.
and
j
Mrs.
McNabb
had
chosen
a
gab-S
Lakflap
'
ardlne
suit
in
wine
color
with
on
'
me
the
settltfB
matching
accessories
and
cor-'as
Wfd-
'
sage
of
whit
carnations.
nn
.
remony"
.
...
.
E.
T.
Kenney
in
Victoria.
if
4
V
Cold
Bui
Plenty
Of
Water,
Power
TERRACE
Zero
weather
still
prevails
In
Terrace,
with
some
parts
of
the
town
experiencing
a
stiff
wind,
which
Is
not
at
all
eomfortable.
When
the
wind
dies
down,
the
weather
although
cold,
is
not
too
bad
but
many
parts
of
the
business
section
have
been
without
water
for
ionic
time,
due
to
the
freezing
of
the
mains.
Most
houses,
even
if
frozen
temporarily,
manage
to
get
thawed
out.
and
there
is
a
plentitul
waer
snpp:y,
while
electricty
is
abundant.
11
following
uit-
eitrjiiujiy,
a
it-
Rupert
Plumbing
vs
Liquor
Coin
trol
Board,
Royal
Hotel
vs
99
Taxi.
Mar.
3
City
Transfer
vs.
Gyro,
Mar.
5
W.E.A.C.
vs
Commercial
Hotel,
Grotto
vs
Savoy.
99
Taxi
vs
Liquor
Control
Board,
Royal
Hotel
vs
Pr.
Rupert
Plumbing
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Newhouser
left
on
the
early
morning
train
for
a
honeymoon
trip
to
Edmonton,
Alberta.
On
their
return
they
will
the
ception
was
held
at
which
-1
i
reside
on
Lakebe
Avenue
East.
coftnl9L
1
happy
couple
received
the
con-
j
gratulatlons
of
many
friends.
j
Mrs.
W.
C.
Osborne,
as
hostess
i
lor
the
rucsIjs
was
assisted
by
I
Mrs.
McNabb.
The
hostess
was
j
gowned
in
an
afternoon
dress
of
spft'
blue,
with
embroidered
pan-
j
eU
and
corsage
of
while
cam
a-
j
'
lions.
'
which
unnt-u
yrus
Kergom-,is
Kcniiourser.
'residents
of
Tcr-Maliett
of
Kr.ox
white
corno
tapers
In
v
pink
;(l,.e
reflected
in
,i)r
over
the
fire-m
room
before
principal
Blood
ir
vows.
Funeral
Of
O.LSunda!
smsJ
-rut''
i
!
--.One
I
blanket
oa
your
bed
to
keep
you
in
"Ju-Riuht"
sleeping
comfort
all
night
lon
automatically
TERRACE
Funeral
service
for
the
late
Olaf.
T.
SundaJ,
for
A
dainty
buffet
supper
was
4
no
matter
how
cold
your
room
net.
amazing
feature
of
the
new
served
from
a
lace
covered
table
so
many
years
a
resident
and
Thai's
That's
tb
the
j
Automatic
Itlanket.
The
'
table
'
business
man
of
Terrace,
"
were
in
the
dining
room
Ily
eights
too
you
can
enjoy
uxury
of
Retting
into
a
prewarmed
bed
with
the
safe,
easy-to-wash
G-E
j
Blanket
.
.
.
the
only
blanket
that
gives
(.
cfieinony,
oe-iiate
relatives
of
Mr
urootn,
Osborne,
W.
F.
J.
,,Ki
Mrs.
Harry
,,,.11.
Curled.
W.
ami
Mrs.
C,
J.
TAKE-OFF
FOR
PARTS
UNKNOWN
!Gaston
Anger,
one
of
four
Quebec
skiers
representing
Canada,
is
shown
taking
the
jump
at
Salisbury,
Conn.,
as
he
competed
in
Class
A
of
the
"open
International
InYttatipn
Ski
jump.
Anger,
who
placed
20th
in
tne
meet,
along
with
rest
of
Canada's
jumping
team
for
the
world
ski
cham-piorut
ips,
lost
out
to
Norway's
crack
jumping
squad.
Before
11,000
spectaUtrs
m
an
enlarged
800-foot
incline
that
was
covered
with
held
from
Knox
United
Church,
Rev.
P,
II.
Mallett
pfficiating,
Officers
and
members
of
the
Lnyal
Orange
Lodge
of
Terrace
t
at
.pitied
in
a
body
and
business
men
of
Tarraoe
were
present
to
pay
their
last
respects.
The
Ter-
was
centred
by
pink
and
white
chrysanthemums
and
while
tapers
as
was
the
smaller
table
from
which
the
bridal
c.tke
was
cut
and
served.
The
cake
was
very
unusual,
the
lower
layer
being
in
the
form
of
a
Maltese
cross.
f
i
.
'
1S
.
LOWEST
12
"
fl
f-K)-A
'
i
r
.
iraee
and
pistrict
Board
of
Trade
artificial
snow
Norway's
Arlinn
Bergmann
won
jumping
honors
was
represented
by
the
presid-
with
his
first
jump
of
188
feet
and
his
second
for
200
feet.
Twice
;nt,
C;
J.
Norrington.-
winner
of
tha
Olympic
jumping
.trophies,
Berger
Ruud
came
scc-
Mr.
Mallett
preached
an
appro-
ond
with
jump
Pf
182
feet.
v
.
"..
'
-
'
'
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"
'
v
''
-:
-
-
,
priate
and
sympathetic
sermon
".
7
-
wth
words
of
comfort
for
the
Grant
(Yarmouth,
Nova
Scotia),
son
were
unable
to
attend
owing
,'bereaved.
A
solo,
"The
Old
Rug-
Active
pallbearers
were
J:
Melvin,
tri
illriess.
Mrs.
Sundal
is
at
jged
Cross,"
was
sung
by
Mrs.
C,
L.-M.
Oiggey,
S.
N,
G.
Kh-kaldy,
present,
a
patient
in
the
Terrace
(Tommy.
Fraser,
also
the
hymn
Fred
Fisher,
T.
Elwood
Brooks,
1
Red
Cross
Hospital.
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Qualify
in
Your
Printing
you
the
warmth
you
want
without
the
weight
you
don't
want.
ome
into
our
score
and
see
them
on
d'tplay.
Three
models
lo
choose
ZjS
from
in
three
beautiful
apf
shades,
all
with
rich
satin-bound
edges.
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
AUTOMATIC
BLANKET
1.
DOUBLE
BED
one
control
S39.50
i.
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151
f.
BKD
two
control
S49.50
5.
TWIN
BKD
.
.
one
control
$37.50
ea.
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B.C
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f
I
Th
IT'S
OUR
FIRST
BIRTHDAY
!
!
"Abide
With
Me."
Mrs.
Harry
and
F.
Mattson.
I
LITE
INDENT
.
....
!
Avail
yourwlf
of
oui
rxperierM'e
and
versatility.
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PRINTING
CO.
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BLOCK
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PHONE
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and
I
I
Seaman
cted
as
organist.
chief
mourners
were
Mr
I
V
.
Smith
and
Mrs.
Gladys
i
Honorary
pallbearers
were
W.
Mrs.
J.
H
-
And
We're
NYLON
Slip
and
panties
jl
u,
to
Celebrate
Offering
You
li's
business
wise
to
advertise.
Classified
ads
bring
results.
1
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Donald,
James
Nelson,
L.
I.
Ken
Jordan.
The
grand
-
children,
Alec
Jordan
and
Mrs.
Jo.
Harri-
j
ney
(Prince
George)
and
i.
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20
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Block
Phone
210
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styled
on
smooth
classic
lines
The
use
of
embroidered
sheer
as
a
trim
relieves
the
simplicity
of
this
set.
A
popular
choice
for
every
day
wear
because
they
are
easy
to
wash,
dry
quickl
and
require
no
Ironing.
Such
soft
pastels
as
pink,
blue,
yellow
and
beloved
white
are
available.
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of
importance
to
U
wh
uft'er
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and
i
w
rnftH
of
arthrilir
mi
riumtiirt.
'Uiouaantiw
of
victinm
ol
ttiM
duMMt
report
tliat
they
bave
bees
hi
to
raeuuie
their
normal
occupation
and
one
more
enjoy
the
f'uilntsa
of
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hnnie
promt
relief
of
pains
due
to
ertiintia,
rheumaiuiio,
.mil.-
and
net.
ilia.
Profit
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the
exneiic
of
many
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are
whatount.
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or
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