I'lllK.C
kupcil
Uu.ly
News
uuy,
reoruary
,
1053
jespassing
Muriel
Vance
Weds
Murray
Rhodes
relax
in
(
SanJij
At
Pretty
Cartdehght
Ceremony
A
widely-known
couple
in
the
1
Harold
Muncey
fluldnt
be
fair
If
the
and
Mr.
Ed
1
community
exchanged
wedding
Gamer.
vows
last
night
at
an
Impressive
i,
r
didn't
net
oeucr
mcu-L,d
so
Terry
Stewart
Is
f
.........
that
it
isn't
candlelight
ceremony
at
First
Presbyterian
Church
here
when
rv
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V
V?
a
til
.
n0rtn
mis
-
-,
visited
during
a
tour
oeiow
zero,
but
he
didn't
t
t,f
as
dressed
In
the
-
rm
winter
clothing.
....
-i(in
t
oass
com-
cnarge
of
the
scrvitcurs
who
were
the
Misses
Andrey
Wrath-all,
Dorothy
and
Evelyn
Mac-donaid,
Anne
McLeod,
Jean
Ramsay,
Elizabeth
Clement
and
Mrs.
Connie
Weis
and
Mrs.
Ralph
Smith.
AJ1
serviteurs
wore
gardenia
corsages.
Miss
Jean
Ramsay
caught
the
bride's
bouquet.
The
couple
left
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
two-week
wedding
trip
and
on
their
return
will
reside
in
the
Elizabeth
Apartments.
The
bride's
going-away
costume
was
a
blue-cherkpri
t
'
c
-i
i
u
on
the
story
In
Wed-
wnicn
saiu
wine
,
p-,per
it
5
42
inches
of
preclpl-'
Dnr-rt
In
January
At
the
Legion
auditorium,
where
a
reception
was
held,
a
candle
and
'flower
decorated
table
supported
the
three-tiered
wedding
cake,
cut
by
the
bride
with
a
silver
knife,
decorated
with!
a
white
bow.
Mother
of
the
bride,
who
received
the
many
guests,
chose
a
purple
lace
dress
for
the
occasion.
A
toast
to
the
bride
was
proposed
by
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergin
and
responded
to
by
the
groom.
Dr
W.
8.
Kergin
proposed
the
toast
to
the
bridesmaids,
responded
to
by
the
best
man.
In
charge
of
serving
the
cake
was
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kergin,
assisted
by
Mrs.
A.
D.
Vance,
Mrs.
W.
8.
Kergin,
Mrs.
Joan
Wood,
Mrs.
C.
H.
Eikins,
Mrs.
H.
A.
Brten
and
Mrs.
i.
U.
McKae.
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell
was
in
Lnrouver
had
8
43
Inches
muriei
irene
vance
ana
Murray
Rhodes
were
Joined
In
marriage.
Conducting
the
service
was
the
Rev.
Dr.
E.
A.
Wright.
The
bride,
given
Jn
marriage
by
her
father,
U
the
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
D.
Vance
of
2155
Atlin
Avenue,
In
an
atrr.ocphere
of
floral
decorations
which
featured
baskets
of
daffodils
and
mauve
tulips,
the
bride
approached
the
pulpit
wearing
an
ivory
velvet
wedding
dress,
trimmed
with
pearls
and
matched
with
a
floor-length
train.
She
wore
a
Juliet-type
cap
alio
of
Ivory
velvet
and
pearl-trimmed,
and
carried
a
boumiet
of
tweed
three-piece
suit
with
navy
,mf
mown,
southern
city
had
a
-
story
on
pane
11
of
one
M
vunlliiK
to
n'k
too
m
twuc
out
of
the
r
U1IC
It
said
the
past
was
the
warmest
Janu-,,iUiry
in
Vanrouver
.
.
.
thrr
down
said
new
if
28
days
of
preclplta-
accessories,
covered
by
a
musk-rat
fur
coat.
The
bride
was
born
and
educated
in
Prince
Rupert
and
before
her
wedding
aided
her
mother
in
operation
of
a
floral
shop.
The
groom
is
employed
at
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
pulp
mill.
orchids.
Gift
of
the
eroom
she
wore
Lse'.
were
pearl
earrings.
Mrs.
E.
3.
Smith
nlavprf
hp
,
noini
there
were
only
irj
of
sunshine
while
njoyed
31
8
hours
of
the
Kinsman
Georqe
Dibb
to
Seek
f
I
f
'
.
,
I
n
i
L
11
,
,1
,
i
11
1
...
r
.
organ,
accompanying
soloist
Mrs.
Ralph
Smith
who
sang
"I
Walk
Beside
You."
Hiddfll.
here
durlllK
the
Election
as
Deputy
Governor
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell
tin
in
L
k
from
Vancouver.
ald
George
Dibb.
uast
nresirirnt.
nf
charge
of
floral
decorations.
Bridal
attendants
were
headed
by
the
matron-of-honor
Mrs.
pjrt
the
nomination.
During
the
other
business,
a
team
composed
of
John
Fitzgerald,
Doug
Jelstead,
Curly
Barber,
Harry
Sheardown,
Bill
Bond
and
Mickey
Fudger
wa$
named
tn
renrpAnt
th
Kinmpn
the
famous
English
the
Prince
Rupert
Kinsmen
Club
was
nominated
last
night
to
run
for
District
Deputy
Governor
for
the
Northern
District.
He
will
stand
for
election
at
the
Kinsmen
Convention
at
Victoria
in
June.
m
Hie
v
vunrouver-;ays
fcaying
that
It
R
j
pert
ail
the
time.
He
,t
ii
a
little
damp
at
,t
he
saw
suiuhlne
here
.'4
mure
than
he
saw
In
alia
belt
all
through
'nun
a
California
van.
wiua
Ray.
Bridesmaids
were
Mrs.
Ed
Garner
and
Mis
8heila
Ramsay,
MATCHING
DRESSES
Mrs.
Ray
wore
an
azalia-col-ored
two-piece
velvet
cocktall-
10-y"r-ld
"n
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Doyle
n,
of
n
Ottawa
k
ha
launched
hu
first
one-man
show
of
oil
and
water
color
palnunw
In
the
capital,
Twenty-slx
of
his
picture,
are
on
display
at
the
Canadian
Repertory
Theatre
playhouse
which
haa
Young
milium
ha
been
palnUng
since
he
wait
four.
Club
at
ttie
Rod
and
Gun
Club
comfort-in-action
trousers
...
In
acceDtinz
thf
nnminatim
Tro
n
Rhni
w
v,aM
c.,nn
m
1
imrrr
Krsrlrr
and
Wife.
Mr.
Dibb
said
that
he
was
al-T
It
was
decided
to
hold
a
social
lowing
his
name
to
stand
be-1
night
with
attendance
limited
cause
there
had
been
no
previous;
to
Kintmen
and
their
wives
on
District
Deputy
Oovernor
elect-i
Founder's
Kiz'Jt,
February
21.
icngin
gown
and
carried
a
bouquet
of
gardenias.
The
bridesmaids
wore
matching
green
velvet
dresses
and
carried
bouquets
of
yellow
roses.
All
three
wore
matching
shirred
bandeaux
in
their
hair.
Man
Must
Win
Battle
Against
Disease,
Says
Health
Officer
Curly
Barber
was
appointed!
camoaian
manager
with
in-
Groomsman
was
Mr.
A.
D
.h".'S7,NatUo.";ii"''aUh
Man
in
1796
In
the
U
S
IR
I
1
.
1
m
1
''
tame,
uiumer
01
Enjoy
a
new
sense
of
freedom
wear
Daks.
Youll
be
following
in
the
footsteps
of
the
well-dressed
men
and
famcus
sportsmen
in
five
continents!
Priisurelcss
self-support.
Rubber
pads
inside
the
waistband
keep
your
shirt
from
riding
up.'
If
You're
TIRED
ALL
TIIE
TIME
the
structiens
to
contact
other
Kins-!
men
Clubs
In
the
Northern
DU-!
Carr,
-i-mr
uppuinura
bride.
Ushers
were
Dr.
W
8
8.
.
.
"
"
"rr"
10
reniace
Medical
Hi-ith
rf
Kergin.
Mr.
Stan
Holgate,
Mr.ltrict
to
try
to
get
them
to
sup-
j
is
he
had
a
sun
tun
at
duriiiK
his
stay
but
most
of
it
driving,
tiie
rain
In
the
U
S.
fll
as
In
Vancouver.
rk
from
Vancouver
Is
ulrr
alter
a
brief
stay,
ur.otis
arrivals
on
the
iree.
hl
h
will
be
on
lor
the
next
couple
of
briilte
o!
the
George
!i
r.rme
(
altiwrll.
who
Ihe
luxury
vesjl
v
Into
the
harbor.
n:iur
fares
aboard
are
f-
W.twj,
Hi,
.
Jmmmm
"
It
alth
is'i
,lh
f'rrr
I.
O.
M
Black
who
leaves
t!i
'
year
Job.
!
Sunday
for
Vernon,
traced
the
The
k
battle
to
combat
disease
"evolution
of
man"
from
the
among
man
Is
continuous
We
protoplasm
and
the
Ire
age
to
cannot
U.se
It
or
man
will
be,
his
present
crowded
environ-
destroyed."
Dr
8.
F.
Carr
told
!
ment
the
Rotary
Club,
,
'
u.
j
...
,
...
I
He
termed
the
creation
of
Commission
Sets
Formula
For
Making
Library
Grants
then,
tired-ut,
heary-headrd,
and
Bathe
bothered
by
Udackes.
Perhtpt
BMhmf
tmmulf
mnf,
ju
Itnpwir;
tnk
(nditan
riutcd
bjr
nnn
Kidt
and
wulu.
Thtt'i
tht
law
b
tiki
Dvdd'a
Kidnr;
P.
Dodd
.
atmuUfe
the
kidnrya,
and
m
hrlf
rulare
Ihctr
Mraul
aclmi
i
ranxint
eiccu
acids
and
wutea.
Thai
jmi
I
eel
better,
dee
better,
nrk
better.
C
Ddd
1
kakw
PUI.
mw.
Uk
tor
If
blue
bn
with
the
red
band
at
all
draggiiU.
Im
caa
depend
ta
DVid't.
52
WA
TTS
&
NICKERS0N
MEN'S
WEAR
cure
alone
Much
Z,Z
Z
Z
!
1"
J.'
,IJf
f
xI"iment
of
A
standard
formula
(or
mak-!
minion
will
pay
an
additional
'
Urrnc
and
One
devou-d
to
ntrvenii.
m.n
-
1
.
J.
I
.
Proauce
'e'jig
grants
to
municipal
public
grant
of
$100
laid
Dr
Carr
IZ
tL
!
T'?'
S"d
V
SUp""lor
10
libr,rte
and
"ion
"br"
of
Balance
of
the
grant
total
cTuty
of
Pm
"iltth
Kir,d.'ii!'i
"
Uh
tVT
11
B,rtll-'
Columbia
was
adopted
by
will
be
distributed
Uo,
the
tlons
and
worker.
I
Lnd,
the
Public
Library
Commission
libraries
In
proportion
to
the
ex-
Yet
not
until
the
DrenlL
Tnc
Jas.t
'
th
Kat
masto-
at
lu
January
meeting.
pendlture
which
each
library
has
tliov"
heading
for.
r
last
r.iEht
sboard
the'
rentiiry
was
public
health
ac-i
n-r"
Pensnea
m
the
ice!
ulsi
year
the
Commtsion
dis-imade
in
the
preceding
year
for
cepted
by.
the
public
although
I,88'
J".
ha.Ve
'""dd
nd
!
irlbuted
$52,030
in
granU
toward!
new
books
and
periodicals.
.
;iaugncd
as
It
saw
'he
naked
libraries
of
the
Drovlnc
w-hk-h
I
m-
mirilVil
nnMtf
llhrarlo
af.
orire
was
f.t
Pol
frit-
j
)
a
suing
to
visit
her
j
i
also
complete
some
I
forms
emerging
from
the
caves
j
qualify
under
the
granu
ched-1
fected
include
Prince
Rupert.
But
man
had
survived
thrl
a
.n,.n
.-.!
SPECIAL
In
the
ou!h
before
hit
snrtn
Is
not
too
'Jay'
Burns
Becomes
Insurance
Man
!
"
uuif
lit
great
ccld
and
other
transfor-
win
await
consideration
of
the
mat
low
i
of
the
earth.
Then,
sud-
Department
of
Education
estlm-
visible
de?th-dtsease.
j
,
Mtab!temng
thf
slandard
A
hrevrr
man
found
rom-
bais
for
the
grants
the
Commis-psny
in
crowds,
disease
strut
k
i
slon
agreed
to
dLstrlbute
50
per
and
left
d.-ath.
said
Dr.
Carr.
a
cent
of
the
total
allocation
on
t"
problem
'
'
which
IHI
II
led
M'U
to
HI
Ihe
1
IlfT
dls-
CMS-
the
basis
Qj
of
mnulninn
fir.
CLEARANCE
SALE
STILL
GOING
ON
WE
NEED
THE
ROOM
Some
have
gone
but
there
are
Mill
plenty
to
choose
from.
I30
IMOXARC'I
SEDAN
Lovely
shade
of
green.
con.es
Ircitn
two
noted
-
Eddlr
Gladding
'
ipenai
effort
to
cross
I
Avenue
and
greet
a
j
t
in,,
12
n
.
.
.
n
-i
n
.
.
100
wn,,t-
m
UUMI3.
I
llllir
r
U
-
,
pert,
has
been
appointed
Gtrst
'
covery
of
cures
and.
finally,
pre-:
s-ued
by
the
DcDartmsnt
nt
fill
win
It
sgaln
this
i
west
Life
Assuranre
Company
i
ventive
medicine.
!
Municipal
Affairs.
'
Kresumablv
the
't-
about
the
Yankees
j
Eddie
didn't
lay
any-
I
ITy
this
one
1949
PLY.MOl'TH
f
One
of
the
better
buy,
$1123
194$
CHEVROLET
Smart
two-',one.
radi'j
and
f
nor
stop
to
dlitruss
i
mstter
after
tin.
Ladies'
Blouses
CREPE
:
NYLON
:
WOOL
:
JERSEY
jprwr.muve
ror
me
my
ana;
vn.
Carr
defined
preventive
For
each
qualified
librarian
district.
It
was
announced
to-;
medicine
as
the
"study
of
the
holding
a
BLS
degree
or
a
Grade
duy
by
C
F.
Dunf-e.
branch
problem
created
wherever
man1
2
librarian
certificate
e
the
C
t-0m
Corn-manager
for
the
B
C.
mainland
j
congregates
"
;
-
-
.h'.Mnr,UT
r,0ntld'a!rd
by!
"Don"t
P'
attention
to
your
tuic
WFFlc
he
Oreat
West
Ufe
to
be
par-;h(.alth
"'
WEEK
fm;
,mf
wefk
of
the
IT
hundreds
h"
of
local
U,Tnr',1Uieiyar-lt
policy-
U
-tre-tlme
lob."
he
i
Art
Club
meeting.
Clvle
On-many
chargpd.
i.e.
Mondav.
7:3
.m.
-
.
.
m
ini
"if
was
heard
whistling
noiuers
oi
tne
company,
ana
to;
.
i
...,..,..
I
lvm
Bi'lvif'
nn
ltf
liuuranrA
group
committee
of
the
Air
heater.
Don't
miss
this
one
at
$!?5
1945
PLVMOl'TH
Nice
all
around
TRUCKS
1946
FARGO
'-TON
P.VVEL
Lots
of
good
running
left
S875
BEFORE
YOr
Bl'Y
TRY
YOl'R
A-l
I'SED
CAR
DEALER
Bob
Parker
Lid.
"The
Hiiiiie
ot
Frtendly
SirvicV
I
fcnd
health
matters
to
residents
jOf
the
area."
Mr.
Dunfee
said.
"Jay"
Burns
is
well
known
here
as
an
active
Jayre
and
j
member
of
the
Aero
Club.
u
are
1
oming
'
Is
alwavi
thlnklna
Ideas
and
Harold
right
In
the
swing,
'ago.
he
went
to
great
fuve
pale
blue'
signs
k
and
now
he's
got
H'r
with
hi.
name
on
he
matches
are
no
n
any
other
matches
'older,
but
the
!rent
'
"'""
;Cadet
Uague
No.
55,
Prince
CARLYLE.
Sask
(CP)
Fish-:
Kupert
Squadron,
will
be
held
Int
throuaht
the
Ice
of
Car-!
Feb.
!
In
the
Ladies'
Lounge,
Ivlc
and
Kenoee
lakes
is
more
Canadian
Legion,
at
p.m.
ponulur
than
?ver
this
winter.
i
The
February
meeting
of
the
Amoung
the
many
shacks
set
Booth
Memorial
P-TA
will
be
tr
on
the
tee
Is
an
aluminum
held
in
the
activities
room
at
t
heller
complete
with
built-in
P.m.
Mondav.
R.
H.
DaTirlsnn
24
Attend
DOM'S
DEPT.
STORE
seats,
set
up
by
a
party
from
Peak
on
Ihe
subject.
-Love
and
Your
Child."
the
Lulled
stales.
Legi
lion
Karty
j
I
iles.
the
man
with
a
.umev-he
ays
W
bv
thf
inHi..
n
fl
FREE
SHOES
Buy
One
Pair
Gcf
One
FREE
I
It
venis
the
crafts
t.
lea
brotniht
nil
n,.,i.
10
the
Civic
Centre
tn4.'
.
fJFtr
for
ii'ingry
0'
the
ladlr-K
n,
In
on
some
of
the
Forty-four
players
attenctrd!
the
regular
Canadian
Legion
,
Women
s
Auxiliary
card
party
j
with
the
following
winners:
Whist
Mrs,
tn.i
Amoth
and
'
Mr.
fvUetumgait.
'
Cnbb
ice
Mrs.
Anna
Dumas
nd
O
K
OI.M-n.
Brldire
-
Mrs,
John
Hardin
ami
j
Cnpt.
Henry
CaldcrwtHMi.
!
In
clur'
e
nf
refreshments
i
were
Mrs.
V.
Cicrone.
Mrs.
!u!-
t
linger.
Mrs.
Robert
Bone
and
Miss
Evelyn
Antllla.
SALE
reaaers
Hear
E.
T
Applewhaite
over
CKTR
tonight
at
8
00.
tin
M.-ill
Festival
entiles
to
Box
157
before
March
t.
i32
Snmethinc
New
Pineapple
h"c
Hte
c;ikc
at
the
C'o-oi)
Bakers,
only
41)
cents.
(31.
Mooro
w'.-.l.t
drive,
Sat.urrtav.
irrh.
7.
Mdcmc
Temple.
Lvcryono
welcome.
32
"
Mretins
of
Job's
Dtuivhtcrs
rrldav,
Feb.
6.
H
p.m.
M.ijo-llv
Pcpree
Silver
march.
Cakewalk
and
biithd.iy
party.
1311
V
SON.
whist
and
dan.-c.
frl-it.iy.
Feb.
6.
Whist
8
p.m..
dut
ce
10-2.
Good
nrl?e
Refieshinen's.
Music
by
Mike
Colu.-.sl.
Everv-one
welcome.
'3'
1
iaM.es
should
e
'"b
"'
re-unlH.lsU.ring
l,nn
forward
on
'"
'or
the
civic
"l''
ex,K.rs
to
com-final
touches
this
'm'v-1
fast
when
the
Trail
auxiliary
J'mt
J
imr,
Mlllig.n
f
hen-
fr
0(mrrrt
and
Husly
Thaln
iprsat
the
n,
2,000
pairs
of
Ladies'
Shoes
Dress
and
Casual
r
all
sizes
and
colors
ALL
SALES
FINAL
...
NO
EXCHANGES
NO
REFUNDS
Fashion
Footwear
j
-Zr.
Cjii'vnv
Tlallti
It:
1Jnr.cS
sJssuitatian
Di.
l
M.
Greene.
In
an
address
I
to
a
wrll-atirmled
iii"etmg
nf
!lhe
Prince
Rupert
R'-t!l!erei
Nurses'
A.v,hitlon.
stres1
eil
tint
It
was
thoimhtful
nursing
ear?
;thnt
contt
United
to
a
happy
.confident,
patient.
I
He
outlined
some
of
th
new
.drug
and
surRlcal
and
medirnl
I
techniques
used
ttnlnv.
Mis.
Nell
Stromriahl
was
in
the
if'hulr
In
the
nbsenre
of
Mrs.
E.
illartleU,
who
Is
In
Vmicottver.
CHROME
KITCHEN
and
DINETTE
SUITES
"""er
remind-
f
the
:,
event
''je
alnenre
llf
ird(p!I
'helor-
(ieri!e
ck.
'"n
howl
to.,
.He'll
,K""
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and
J"
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lllc
We,lllPsday
Gc,rKe
threatnH
n
SI,,""V
si
l
ikes
ns
Jark
by
"COOEY'
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
H.
im
in.
3lo-.i
BuilrlltlK
riioi
n'-ti'i
m
$90.00
and
up
be
sure
to
get
erf
the
Rot
n
'-v
'lnt
i0
h
n
nniT:
Presenter!
v
nf
it..
't
Sniwi...
f'cb,
22
o
t
the
Cnpltol
0
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i
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ration
'?.;,a"i
'twas
LSMDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1910
AOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SUirriNG
.
,
.
FORWAUDINCi
.
.
.
STOKAC.K
Experienced
handling
Locul,
NatUm-wUlc
and
World-wide
Shipments.
"MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S"
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Phone
60
or
69
Cur.
Snd
and
Park
Ave.
Sec
n'sc
the
Folding
Metal
Bridge
Sets,
Chrome
Kitchen
Tables,
Chrome
Table
and
Chairs
and
others.
COMPARE
THE
"COOEY"
VALUES
AT
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
LTD.
PHONE
46
t
rreicnt
.
e
rhoral
anvlh";.sh"w
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