Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
News
Tuesday,
November
JO,
1953
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Vows
Pledged
at
Cathedral
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service
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the
bride,
given
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8
to
sponsor
the
club,
which
hopes
i
olooay
"ots.
Italian
cities
Turcotte
r,
.
,
8
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811
Person
to
noia
JU
monthly
showin-s
In
'
interested
in
such
a
club
was
the
Civic
Centre
auditr-I.i
1
1.-.
:,t,.r
of
Mrs.
Alice
Turcotte
'
tilly
lace,
falling
in
petals
over
,venth
Avenue
West,
and
tiers
of
nvion
m.t.
with
rJjr
,
called
for
next
Monday
nlL'ht
rv.'here
protectors
and
i
,te
Mr.
A.
J.
Turcotte,
and
lng
t'huntllly
lace
lack,.
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I
he
proposed
ciub
would
nre
available.
bring
In
top-fli?ht
films,
'
main-
Fred
rrea
Jones,
,ones.
Civic
wvic
Cent-p
Cent-r
sec
m
silversitles.
son
of
Mr.
'
turing
lily
point
sleeves
anrt
Mrs.
A.
H
Silversides,
216
.
tiny
collar
Her
vh.Z
lv
l
At-thnr
Hi
rir
.
sec-
wnich
whiehi
would
not
tti'nr-manager.
was
actin,
,
.
'j
.
chairman
at
last
night's
meet-;
BUyCE
v
Cuiicn
Basil
S.
Prockter
BROWN
ordinarily
be
shewn
hi.
Thj
fiiu..
w.iuj
j.'.hown
to
members
only-
?
Th3
grojp
anticipates
con-
secured
by
a
headdress
of
satin
trimmed
with
seed
pearls
and
she
carried
a
beautiful
spray
of
American
Beauty
roses
and
white
stephonatls.
Her
only
attend
ant.
unia
Sroptimists
mg
and
Mrs.
A.
L
Bell,
acting
tecretary.
At
next
week's
meeting,
Monday
night
in
the
Civic
Centred
an
executive
will
be
elected
and
committees
nar.ie
j
to
r.hoose
iraeuii'j
for
12
films
a
vear
for
monthly
showings.
The
12
films
would
be
chosen
by
the
club,
and
eoiil.-i
in.'iiiio
...
.
an
Dinner
Janey
Cromp,
matron
of
honor
fiov.-ned
in
nrc-ttv
nrrhirt
...t,,.'
launch
a
member.ship
Jr
Governor
styled
with
a
net
voke
nrwi
edies,
musicals
and,
if
desired,'"'"'
lilms
end
,'"
the
eln8i,.
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..u..,..
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.
campaign
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Itwilmt.
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Members
would
mv
an
sn.l
Permission
Granted
X
ON
SOCIAL
CREDIT
LEGISLATION
BY
EXHAUSTION
AND
SURPRISE:
nual
membership
lee,
probably
lot
more
thin
$4
or
$5,
depend-
tniT
nn
K
-n
.
.
l
,
a
.
.
:it
for
a
dinner
lor
a
visit-
oi
"ft
ana
a
colonial
bouquet
fficial
were
made
when
ot
yellow
carnations
completed
rrs
of
the
Prince
Rupert
ner
ensemble-
iirnist
club
held
their
Attending
the
eroom
was
hi
Council
granted
permission
to
iik:
iiuiuur
U
i
niemoera,
and
th
it
fee
would
eifliile
them
the
8alvation
Army
to
set
up
a
,.11
II.
r
.
t
tripod
lnni1
nulnin
outside
V.
Tl
L
r
r
iily
business
meeting
last
uromer,
Mr.
Kobert
Silversides
the
Post
Offine
ON
OUR
INCREASED
TAXES.-ON
THE
NEW
LIQUOR
ACT.
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
L.
B.
Tne
Klks'
Hall
was
the
scene
a"
Ji
linns.
Meiiioership
would
be
restricted
to
adults
only.
iiitun.
549
Eleventh
Avenue
of
a
large
receution
fnllnwin
fiom
December
19
to
24
Inclusive
fur
the
purpose
of
aiding
the
Christmas
Cheer
fund.
j
GOVFRNOR-CENERAL
Sir
Willoughby
Norrie
and
Lady
Will-
the
ceremony,
at
which
the
par-ident
Elizabeth
Clement
fents
of
the
bridal
couple
as-rtfd
the
meeting
at
which
ist,,i
in
receiving
guests,
oup
planned
a
dinner
No-
Mrs-
Turcotte
chose
for
the
t
24
in
honor
of
Mrs.
LU-
occasion
a
two-piece
dress
of
I
Similar
clubs
"hive
s
jrun?
uo
across
Canada,
In
many
cases
replacing
"Curtain
at
8:30,"
one-I
night
showings
of
better
cla:.';
j
films
staged
by
theatres
In
some
JLoohfos
SI
I
Brolin
of
Chilliwack,
gov-
vurquoise
wiui
mstchiiis
acces-of
the
western
region
of
ories-
The
groom's
mother
was
citie.i
up
until
about
ft
veir
airn
13th
.
.
II
tlic
j
uKilUjr
wui
D2
nC::is
w
tne
queen
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
when
the
P.oyal
couple
visit
New
Zealand
next
January.
Sir
Willouuhby,
a
commander
of
the
30th
Corps
In
the
Libyan
desert
campaign
in
the
Second
World
War,
was
appointed
governor-general
of
New
Zealand
In
1952.
.
.
Citizenship
Council
To
Hold
'International
Night'
Social
A
social
evening
with
an
In-
of
Father
Tunney
as
vice-presi-ternatlonal
flavor
is
beine
Dlan-
der.f.
nf
th
ruinnchin
ru
titiwaj
ifcxnous
Friday,
November
;
8:00
p.m.
.
Common
Lounge
Civic
Centre
Ji
:
.
1,
'
T
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i
j
.timist
ciuos,
wno
will
be
i"rea
in
dusty
rose
silk,
trim-:
her
nlflclal
visit
here.
I
"""d
with
luce.
Both
wore
coresident
appealed
for
a
full
sages
of
pink
and
white
carna-rship
turn-out
for
the
tlons.
f
The
bride's
table,
covered
with
Ralpb
Smith,
chairman
a
lace
cloth,
held
a
three-tier
,
TB
Christmas
seal
com-'
cake
topped
with
a
miniature
,
reported
that
the
T.3.
1
bride
and
groom
and
flanked
by
i
ampaign
was
scheduled
to
candles
In
silver
deposit
hold-
rod
bottle
nH
Ktl
VtO
Dr-lnnA
rJ.l
I
V
ti'
j
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-
ftltu
.
-
.
.
"v.
vvntrv
W
VIT
UI
lilt
WUS
lie
seals
were
all
ready
for-
proposed
by
Mr.
Ian
Dunbar
and
?
to
the
matron
of
honor
by
Mr.
:he
close
of
the
business
Robert
Silversides.
p
mi
n
i
41
'
zenship
Council.
At
the
monthly
meeting
of
the
council
last
night
in
the
Civic
Centre,
plans
were
drawn
the
ri'gud
studied
a
nam
Assisting;
the
bride
In
cuttini
m.ocai
1
1
loose
oLodge
Jofjj
Card
Party
THE
PRINCE
RUPERT
LIBERAL
ASSOCIATION
Mia
PalrB
wag
n
I
.
up
ior
the
rpectal
eent,
w
pa
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ii
t.
j.
IV
H
tl
-
1
r
'
-
'
mer.
Serviteurs
were
Mrs
Orare
staged
Januaiy
11
on
external
affairs.
.
.
William
Noble
was
wel-as
a
new
member.
j
Ten
tables
of
whist
were
In
;
p'ay
when
the
Moojc
Ledge
-tag-
Mclntyre,
Lois
Keays,
Nora
,
All.
interested
citj
crgnizi-Stromdahl,
Ann
Domlnato.
Bob-,
tions
and
national
qroups
wlM
lit
be
'-ited
to
the
i
o,al.
at
which
u
as
wnisi
party
Saturday
pert
s
Future
'
Rolande
Turcotte
and
Helen
la
feature
wilMje
distribution
of
!
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,
,
.
text
books.
Dublished
hv
the1.
Women
s
first,
nrize
rent
to
Trapp
-
I
pna
Amnth
j
1
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'"liuill
A1IU
jSCUUIIU
LU
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I
lenarhnntil
r.f
rlt
unn.kK
pic
on
CBCs
a
nean-snaued
arph
mh
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vu"iiii
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uumc:.
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1M.NI,
WfPL1
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.Jto
"
O'e
o,,ov,i
.
to
.
thel
Stegav
with
pink
and
white
roses
and
fllal
leaves
was
a
feature
of
the
decor
in
the
hall.
Music
fnr
thp
t
Profile'
'-
-
-IS
'
wishing
learn
more
of
erf
2
&
langu.ige
and
customs
of
this!
'
?ev',
ccun,ry
The
pool
prize
was
won
by
O.
Mrl
K-
Olsen
and
the
door
prize
by
.
.
Mrs.
J
t
S.
a
D1
Black,
i.
anoointed
t.-j.h
j
reception
was
provided
by
Mrs.
Jean
DeCarlo
af.
th
ntnnn
ciiiy
xjiiiuijuioij,
The
newlyweds
have
taken
uu
socla'
welfare
convener
at
last
S
t
residence
at
667
Hays
Cove
Or-
n'8ht's
meeting,
will
be
in
cle.
I
charge
of
arrangements
for
the
social
event.
?
l
CJ
i
The
council
also
discussed
the
iite
hupcri
boom
or
was
the
question
dis-'!
last
night
by
Orme
'
president
of
the
Cham-f
Commerce,
and
J.
F.
-.
publisher
of
the
Daily
on
CBCs
new
regional
st,
B.C.
Profile,
speculating
on
the
effect
Jt
would
have
on
this
ritv
,4
i
Lfu'U
Uraminq
forthcoming
Christmas
carol
J
;
festival
to
be
staged
here
by
111
7
!tne
Music
and
Dra,ma
Festivni
Irleelinq
JoniC
!
Association,
and
planned
to
at-
io
spcakprs
pointed
to
thu"
1
tempt
to
Interest
more
national
sges
that
will
be
created
Tralnin-J
of
rhllrlrpn
In
rhri.
groups
in
partioioatine
Onlv
Jy
development
of
me
tian
education
was
the
top
cf
meeting
of
the
Young
Adult
cue
nai.ionai
cnoir,
of
me
Ciei-msn
Papilst
Church;
has
entered
the
festival
t-j
date-The
meeting
also
saw
election
group
of
the
United
Church
here
at
a
meeting
Sunday
night.
Miss
Jean,
Spiller
wjs
guest
speaker,
discussing
Christian
education
as
a
necessary
part
of
everyone's
life
and
telling
of
her
experiences
In
St.
Johns,
Newfoundland,
where
she
had
worked
with
a
United
Church
II3111"
'm
Interior
which
should
'
t'c
establishment
of
markets
on
the
coast.
lso
saw
more
activity
in
"6
and
improvement
of
'uonal
facilities.
The
pos-y
ot
Prince
Rupert
obtain-'
from
Kitimat
wis
an-ffatures
mentioned
as
a
Wf
result
of
the
nluml-proje-t
r
fltles
heard
from
on
'ill-hour
broadcast
were
Vance,
uver
and
Vlel.irii
fOR
BEAUTITUL
WALLS
AND
CIILIHCS
THI
SUPtmoft
RUBBER-BASE
PAINT
Following
her
talk,
members
enjoyed
a
"buzz"
session
on
children's
problems
with
repard
to
Christian
education-
!
Up
north,
moose
have
the
habit
of
using
snowplowed
railway
lines
''s
Ls
carried
every
Mon-
1
1
pm.
reaJen
always
insist
on
B.V
regular
meetini;
y.
Nov.
12.
Oddfellows'
-'f'tion
of
officers.
(It)
TiCE
women
of
the
1
'
1
fall
Into
the
Remeni-'
Uay
parade
outside
the
later
than
10:15
Wed-V
morning.
,lt.
.1
as
their
personal
promenades.
OK
until
they
come
to
a
bridge;
then
Mr.
Moose
is
likely
to
get
caught
between
the
ties,
break
his
legs
and
otherwise
gum
things
up.
So
the
railways
lay
what
they
call
"moose
carpets"
of
aluminum
between
the
rails
and
over
the
ties
at
spots
where
His
Lordship
may
need
safe
tooting.
,
jjlst
goes
to
show
how
alu-'
minum's
"c'omBfrlatibn
"of
Tight-1,
ness,
strength
and
resistance
to
weather
comes
in
handy
in
the
most
unlikely
places
,
.
,
And
to
explain
why,
in
1954,
our
aluminum
capacity
will
be
boosted
to
over
a
billion
pounds
a
year.
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada,
Ltd.
(AlcanJ.
'"5
it
p
November
14.
at.
s
nvim-i.
.
.foremost
in
frozen
foods
,n3)
7
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cfAw
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;
a!
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Ut
'
smfr
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"JUKI-
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I-
.iHWH
f
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mem
o-n
nH
nia
ladies
and
escorts
(2041
r;
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1
The
Dog
and
the
Bone
-
i
i
1
i
A
DOG
was
crossing
a
plank
bridge
over
a
stream
w'th
a
piece
of
meat
in
his
mouth,
when
he
happened
to
e',e
m
own
reflection
in
the
water.
He
thought
it
was
nother
dog
with
piece
of
meat
twice
as
big;
so
he
let
go
his
own.
and
flew
at
the
other
dog
to
get
the
larger
piece.
But,
of
course,
all
that
happened
vs
that
he
got
neither:
for
one
was
only
a
shadow.)
and
the
other
waa
carried
away
by
the
current.
MORAL:
Make
it
your
first
aim
to
hold
on
to
what
is
already
yours.
Open
a
savings
account
with
The
nadian
Bank
of
Commerce.
Add
to
it
steadily,
oon
you
will
find
that
your
money
has
grown
and
'thout
any
risk.
Visit
our
nearest
branch
today.
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llhntratinn
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