Memorial
at
1
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11
Jute
CooltS
City
Grants
New
Licences
Ccap
IJcar
Darejctsfoifen
Stt
P'Per
William
MaKa.
Plying
theai:e.oWfei
"The
Flo,
J.
t.
The
muslc
dl
.
marched
slowly
Then
rilne
out
i
Long
uve
the
,Ue
mony
con;-!U.j,d
riff
r.f
-CI...:
,
repetition
of
the
Lord's
Prayer.
The
choir
sang
"O
God,
Our
Help
in
Ages
Past."
Then
pupils
of
Grade
Six
told
at
some
length
in
their
own
words
why
the
service
was
being
held
and
mentioned
the
actions
of
the
late
King
that
so
endeared
him
to
all
his
subjects.
The
recitation
finished
with
the
words
"The
King
is
dead"
being
intoned
quietly.
The
sound
0;
tho
pipes
was
heard
In
the
distance
and
then
Six
new
business
licences
were
granted
by
the
city
this
week
to
the
following:
E.
Lindseth
and
R.
Boychuk,
for
a
machine
shop
and
agencv.
VANCOUVER
f
Marriageable
young
women
conscious
this
is
irup
year
ale
eyeing
a
special
extension
course
at
the
Univer-
A
special
assembly
was
held
by
the
pupils
and
staff
of
Borden
Street
School
on
Thursday
afternoon
as
a
memorial
to
the
late
King
Georne
VI.
The
service
bcsan
with
the
singing
of
"O
Canada"
and
the
of
British
Columbia,
ine
Carl
Giske,
for
manufacturing
lslty
1
1
eiitft-
An
appr,)pa;;iPlv
e
l
ture
of
the
-AL
v!
',rv,l
lio
,cniirSP
IS
DrOOUllUK
a
ku-miu-
nently
di.-pluyecT
M.
and
S.
Berg,
for
a
rooming
cient
male
who
can
whip
up
an
house.
appetizing
meal
over
a
hot-plate
William
Hutson,
jr.,
for
retail
I
without
batting
an
eye.
shoe
sales.
The
University's
home
econo-
!n,i,!
rirnartment
started
the
ill'"
li-iiif
-
-J
!
vl
ff
Elf
iir
tlr"
rL
I
I
-tt-
hFy
"te
Saturday
and
Monday
Specim
-.--
j
tion,
for
contracting.
course
so
that
siuaenis
couia
le-rn
to
make
themselves
a
low-cust.
nutritious
meal.
More
than
ha:f
the
students
are
men
who
don't
l.ke
to
pay
restaurant
prices.
D
.'.
Charlotte
Black,
head
of
the
home
economics
department,
already
visualizes
a
wife
tele
Aiyansh
YMCA
Names
Officers
8
.W-V-'.f.s!.Sr-
phoning
from
her
bridge
game
and
telling
hubby
to
get
busy
ana
whip
up
d
good
meal.
AIYANSH.
John
Morven
has
been
elected
president
of
the
Young
Men's
Christian
Association
here
for
the
coming
year.
Complete
list
of
officers
Is
as
follows:
President,
John
Morven.
Vice-President,
Daniel
Uuno.
Boys'
Bomber
Jackets
Reg.
$11.95
NOW
7.95
Boys'
Pilot
Jackets
Reg.
$9.50
NOW
6.49
Children's
Dresses
TO
CLEAR
1.99
HELPS
POLIO
VICTIMS
"
MUNICH,
Germany
(Reuters!
Mrs.
Dave
H.
Henderson,
wife
Treasurer.
Jacob
Davis.
Richard
of
one
of
the
four
United
States
General
Manager,
C
'.Mf
airmen
recently
ransomed
from
imprisonment
in
Hungary,
is
helping
to
collect
funds
at
the
tiding
air
base
for
polio
victims.
"I
wanted
to
do
something
to
show
my
appreciation,"
she
Guno.
Secretary,
Percy
Adams.
Clerk,
Sam
McMillan.
Honorary
officers
are:
President.
Anthony
Adams;
vice-president,
James
Adams;
super
Ladies'
Vinter
e
1
n
.
yiNDSOR
CASTLE
This
is
a
photo
of
St.
George's
Windsor
Castle
where
Kmc;
Gcorqe
VI
a"d
members
of
the
royal
family
spent
much
of
their
time.
His
body
was
huried
today
in
the
Royol
vault
in
the
adjoining
St.
George's
ch'apel.
The
castle
stands
atop
a
hill
01
the
hanks
of
the
Thames
river
in
the
C&imty
of
Berkshire.
21
miles
west
of
London.
This
is
a
United
Kingdom
Information
Office
Dhoto
intendent,
Fred
McKay;
Bible
said
class
committee,
S.
A.
Mercer;
I
72
trice
nusical
director,
F.
B.
Tait.
Active
committees
Include:
.
Musical
director,
Abel
Derrick;
OWN
TEETH
BETTER
i
conductor,
Gregory
Rush;
social
:
director,
Sam
Haizemque.
1
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4-
Prince
Ruoert
Doily
News
Fi'iday,
February
15,
1B52
DOAAS'
DIPT.
JOHN
H.
BULGER
Onfoinetrisl
STOR
Thone
Red
W
1
McBride
Street
at
4th
Avenue
!
BELGRADE
i
Reuters
i
Auth-
I
Building
committee
Chris
jontics
in
North
Bosn'a
have
1
Johnson,
chairman;
Hubert
Mc-'
s'
a-ted
a
drive
to
persuade
Yugo-
Millan,
Kenneth
Grandlson,
Ti-jslavian
peasants
that
healthly
tus
Nisyok,
Oliver
Woods,
H.
P.
natura1
teeth
are
more
beautiful
jwcMinan.
than
false
ones,
even
of
gold
or
:
Geoff
Hill
Leaves
City
Sales
of
City
Lois
Approved
,
chromium,
hi
the
villages
it
Is
,
considered
a
mark
of
special
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
Following
city
property
sales
GEOivGE
DAWES
AUCTIONEER
Phom.
Green
310
and
ited
1
j
-mfirit
tn
hp
nhle
t,n
show
n
row
of
Foshion
Fooiveor
wpri
annrnvert
at
a
recent
ritv1
ln
a"ouncuig
nis
oepanuie
'
,
1
w"
r
.
"
,
,
wei
approvta
at
a
recent
cuy
,..,
.
onM
teeth.
SEmce
trade
in
eolri
ilium
Liic
cuy,
ouiiiui
iictiiiuei
.
.
finance
committee
meeting:
I
Ate
1H
onrl
lfi
TlWt
Ron.
r-.anff
was
nrohibited,
tney
turned
to
I
of
Commerce
President
chromium.
tion
1.
to
Harry
McGee
for
$650.
!
HlU:
at
a
?0,arv
luncheon
caned
"the
Lots
20
and
21,
Block
7,
Sec-,
friendship
tion!
7.
to
M.
Skalmerud
for
$200.
'
priceless
heritage
of
Prince
Ru-Lftt
8
and
westerly
half
of
Lot
j
pert
'
i
9.
B)ock
29.
Section
6,
to
Douglas
i
Mr.
Hill
said
he
would
be
leav-Nicoll
for
$375.
j
Ing
within
three
weeks
to
take
a
position
with
Canada
Life
In-
!
PnMAMENT
Ql'IET
Hirancj
Company
and
would
be
Continued
from
Page
2
1
'
working
out
of
Prince
George.
i
j
"I
arrived
here
three
years
ago
thoh
not
necessarily
as
far
as
yesterday,"
said
Mr.
Hill.
"I
have
r.
beji
leader
AneuMn
(Nyei
Be-
made
more
friends
in
that
time
vamand
his
followers
would
like,
than
in
the
preceding
23
years.
Stjch
a
shift
may
not
be
of
"t
sha'l
alwavs
take
with
me
tc4'
significance.
Parties
in
the
friendship
of
Prince
Rupert."
the
younger
men
of
the
Jaycees."j
Rotarian
President
Fred
Scad-den
retorted:
!
"You
mu.'t
have
had
too
close
association
with
the
Gyros.
I
might
say,
too.
that
within
the
last
few
months
we
have
presented
two
baby
cups
to
our
members
and
aij
thinking
of
competing
with
the
Gyros
in
this
CSDfCt."
M..
Hill
Is
serving
his
second
term
ar.
Jaycees
president.
He
SATURDAY,
FSB.
16th
TEA
BAGS
lirl
hp
rpsimifwf
fit
an
PYPfiltiv.1
opposition
always
tend
to
be
He
gave
biographical
account
tugged
towards
the
loft.
During
0f
his
life,"
but
said
he
would
not
meeting
last
ni?ht.
He
plans
to
us
penoa
m
ouice.
me
Laoor
-embarrass
the
old
men
of
the
go
to
Toronto
for
a
course
spon-govs-rrrrent
was
always
to
the
Rotary
Club
with
the
work
of
sored
by
the
insurance
company.
Clip
out
the
coupon
below,
present
on
tho
above
dates
L
Will
be
honored
as
cash
on
purchase
ot
or
morc
PRICES
EFFECTIVE
FEB.
16-20
INCLUSIVE
i
r
S2.50
EMMMmm
$2
50
COUPON
ruinx
ui
me
party
as
a
wnoie.
in
opposition,
the
movement
to
the
left
j
may
merely
be
a
natural
reatvustment.
Tftere
have
been
colorful
re-po.-'J;
of
a
split
within
the
Labor
lar.k-,
of
a
weakening
of
trade-uni'Jn
opposition
to
the
Bevan
groijp
and
of
an
all-out
bid
by
th.'
i-Bevanites'
'to
capture
the
parj.'
leadership.
Iuis
this
correspondent's
guess.
ba-(JJ
partly
on
conversations
wit!
a
former
Labor
minister,
that
the
reports
can
be
largely
cixjiunted.
and
that
Bevan
is
no
earer
to
being
party
leader
tha
he
was.
say,
three
years
ago.
WW
Redeemable
as
cash
on
o
purchase
of
$7.50
or
more,
Feb.
16
and
18
COUPON
"
R
I
rhlrM
nn
a
Cinnfl
nrflt.r
fl
$2.50
means
a
2'
percent
dis-
R
count
on
your
grocery
pur-
H
chases.
9
52.50
YES
MA'M
we've
qcS
cverythinq
that
"goes
to
make
a
cbTcious
msa!
.
.
.
and
delicious
msals
also
mean
FOOD
SAVINGS
when
you
plan
your
meals
around
thess
Specials.
Do
your
marketing
HERE
...
TODAY!
TOb
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
Fl'XERAL
NOTICE
OVERWAITEA
B-and
TEA
N-.
1
STiJff.
TEA,
poaular
biend
SDC
COr
r
IE,
bes''
Mysore
SELFJORD
In
the
city
Wed-r.e.q.iy.
February
13.
1952.
Hokon
Jul
i
age
77
years,
beloved
hu.s-bane
of
Mrs.
Johanna
Selfjord,
Brrien.
Norway,
and
beloved
fat':T
of
Mrs.
Jacob
Strand
A.--idi.
Mrs.
H.
Ren.svoid
'Dag-nyi.
and
Olaf
Seltjord.
Prince
huirt.
B.C.:
Hokon
and
Harold
Srfl.'i-.rd
of
Vancouver.
B.C.;
Mrs.
i
i-.
Jason.
Sweden,
and
Mrs'
Haldis
Void.
Oslo.
Norwav.
Stryces
will
be
conducted
at
t
f.,uis
Lutheran
Church
at
2
p
m.'Saturday.
February
15.
with
RevJ
H.
O.
Oison
ofticiatine.
In-ter:4-nt
to
follow
in
Fairview
Cern-tery.
B.
C.
Undertakers
in
clia.;e
of
arrangements.
tltci
i
PERSONAL
GElJ
your
hair
pooled
ct
Jcry's
Boauty
Salon
across
from
S'Jjer-Vaiu.
Howie
Powell
Pif.fessional
Beautician.
Phon-
(tfi
8B.
PI
RE
STRAW
BEERY
JAM.
Stewart,
4
!b.
tin
1.0:$
KETCHLT,
Heinz,
11-oz.
battle
VARIETY
SOI
ARES,
Dr.
Ballard,
2
lb.
.
'-,r
PILCIIARDj,
Eatwe
l,
lG-cz.
tin
.
r
2
for
:S!)C
MARGARINE,
Rose
B
an,
1
lb
MACARONI,
Catelli,
1
lb
J5C
PI
KE
LAM)
Eraser
Farm,
1
lb
-
17f
MEAT
SPREADS,
Puritan
for
2!c
PRUNES,
large
size,
2
lb.
box
Hie
WAX
PATER.
100-foot
roll
':
:....
:i)f
SODA
BISCLITS.
Christie
s,
2
lb.
nkg
,-,7f
S
ARDINES,
Brunrwick
for
U!0
SALE
3TEMS
WrooroV
lkoc
ftl
OS
UOS
ftnd
4.95
j
.
Modern
Store-Slew
Stock
rs..,,
iu
i.
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rrn
;n
nA
ninv
nur
new
I's
Maconachie's
English
Meats
Steak
and
Onions
36c
Sleek
and
Vegetables
,
31c
Stcok
crd
Gravy
37c
Paramount
Fancy
Duality
Salmon
Sockeyc,
'.-lb.
tin
43c
Pink,
1
IS
"tin
43c
Pink,
i.-
tin
22c
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f-j
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and
completely
recovered
premises.
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!S
SOMETHING
NEW
IN
MERCHANDISE
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