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Tuesday,
April
7,
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Prince
Rupert
Dally
New3
Margaret
Rose
Wide
Exchanges
Vows
1
-l
spassing
Many
Youngsters
Attend
Port
Edward
Cub
'Parley'.
n
Pretty
Double-Ring
Ceremony
Here
Will,
SaJJ
n.inl
K
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l
J
1
.
.,..,tiiar
A
large
turnout
of
youngsters
and
many
parent
attended
the
Port
Edward
Cub
Pack
"parley"
1
held
at
the
community
hall
for
fun
and
frolic
at
the
generally
o.uiet
fishing
centre
fronting
white
carnations
while
the
:
groom'
moth'T
chow
a
lovely
j
gown
of
blue
taffeta
with
white
;
accessories,
corsage
of
pink
car-
!
Toiist
to
the
bride
was
pro-1
poticd
by
Captain
W.
J.
Robertson
and
responded
to
by
the
groom.
Mr.
(Jrimstad
proposed
RCMP,
the
cub
mu.ii.-t.
iti.l
-hi
assistant.
S'.u
f:l;e;'y.
"v.no
rre
doing
a
grur.d
job
via.'i
thi
boy;."
Six
new
c!
ibn
v,tri
invested
and
given
a
warm
wci'.-.oms
Into
the
pack
by
feli-.iv
r.:embers.
Movies,
sho'-n
throu-
h
'
the
ted
dtwn
miiM..
A
city
In
the
making
Kitimat
-will
be
the
future
home
of
Margaret
Row
Wide
and
William
James
F.
Reynold,
who
were
principal
In
a
Drettv
St.
slfiday
'"".',
"'jr
jliarpiy
"""
uid
sa1:
n.at
dav."
Porpoise
Harbor.
A
smart
group
of
Cubs
greeted
courtesy
of
the
RCMP,
were
fol-
nations.
Both
received
guests
at
the
door.
The
bride
chose
a
beige
knitted
suit,
pink
coat
and
pillbox
hat,
brown
accessories
and
cor
-..war-old
Jatk
Mc
of
hi
h
anniversary
Uiis
city
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11
a
toast
to
the
bridal
attendants.
Catering
was
In
charge
of
Mr.
William
Rothwell.
Servi-teurs
were
Mis
Mane
Skal-merud.
Mis
Anne
Whiting,
Miss
Pat
Wide,
Mis
Enid
Sedgwick.
Miss
Lois
Ren-shaw
and
Mrs.
Gerd
Harvey.
Mr.
Terry
McNclce
was
mailer
of
ceremonies.
The
bride'
mother
wore
a
lovely
gown
of
mauve
lace
with
white
accessories
and
corsage
of
F
E.
Anfield,
district
commis-,
ffioner
of
scouting,
who
presented
the
pack
with
a
real
wolf
head
a
their
totem.
Mr.
Anfield
also
awarded
the
pack
a
1952
Award
Crest
which
was
pinned
on
the
pack'
colors
to
the
loud
cheers
of
members
and
friends.
1.11
1(1
!)!'
Ul
lowed
by
a
banquet
d:r.nr.
The
event
was
also
aUennV-rt
by
Jack
Da
vies,
chairnwn
of
ins
;f.;our
committee.
ar.d
M.-s.
Davvs.
A
letter
was
read
t
or
r.s
ln-
rti-tude
on
b-jhalf
of
the
Japanese
population
at
Port.
Eflwu:tl
or.
the
"good
worn
th;.
i
bfing
done
by
scoutin'?
in
t!ie
di-.'.riet
"
munity
by
Corwtable
Gordon,
Andrew
Cathedral
wedding.
The
double-ring
ceremony
was
conducted
by
Rev.
Canon
Basil
s.
Prockter.
Bride
Is
the
youngest
daueh-ter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
A
Wide
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
groom
Is
the
only
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Reynolds
of
Terrace.
Olven
ln
marriage
by
her
father,
the
bride
chose
for
her
wedding
a
gown
of
chantlily
lace
with
a
Peter
Pan
collar
and
pearl
buttons
to
the
waist.
jsi
Saturday
s
edition
sage
of
carnations
and
Iris
for
her
travelling
costume.
The
wedding
trip
is
taking
the
couple
to
Vancouver,
Chilli-wack
and
Vancouver
Island.
Tljelr
future
place
of
residence
is
Kltimat,
where
the
groom
is
employed.
.
arcouni
"i
"
i
an
jing
Uj
llures
Green.
-t-U-ltiio
care-
In
addressing
the
crowd
at
the
jif
Civ"'
cenirr,
woo
1!
d
hall,
Mr.
Anfield
paid
tribute
to
the
splendid
service
to
thr
(
cm-
Die
urescm
wwn-
Teen
Age
Club
Annual
Ball
,.ver
had
a
slrk
dy
prwied
over
a
net
nklrt
A
pearl
i
lu.i
tii'Gii
i'J
0
(,m
F.LSIE
GREGORY
MacGll.L,
Toronto
aeronautical
engineer,
ha
been
named
"Woman
Engineer
of
the
Year."
by
the
American
Society
of
Women
Engineer
The
first
Canadian
to
be
honored
by
the
society.
Mis
Mai-Gill
Ut
a
native
of
Vancouver
and
a
memler
of
the
Association
of
Professional
Engineer
of
Ontario.
I
;rl
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.
.
i
.(
rOtlletll
wont
voiill
live
Umg
and
and
sequin
tiara
held
her
finger-tip
veil.
She
carried
a
spray
bouquet
of
red
roses
and
white
carnations.
The
matron
of
honor.
Mrs.
Betty
Lien,
sister
of
the
bride.
On
Tonight
at
Civic
Centre
fr
the
pat
tlx
montlis
the
J
"it
has
been
a
real
pleasure
to
Civic
Centie
Teen
Club
has
been
i
work
with
the
Teen
Age
Club
successfully
holding
bi-monthly
j
and
I
would
like
to
thank
those
Saturday
jiijnt
dances
at
the
of
the
executive
for
the
work
Civic
Centre.
that
they
have
done
a
it
would
said
Jack.
ft
ill
other
old-
M
ABC
They
have
become
lncreaiingly
be
impossible
to
sponsor
the
clubi
without
such
help."
j
Tonight
the
club
Is
holding
its
IODE
Members
Honor
Queen
j
Thursday
wncn
mr
Cut)
member
are
WniT.fri
s
fo-ordln-'ci!
at
a
ln
the
rt
:frs
will
ie
enter-
MRS.
VIOLA
McCROSSA.V
of
Vancouver
recently
was
admitted
to
the
British
Columbia
Ear
32
years
after
she
began
articling
in
a
Vancouver
law
office
She
began
to
study
law
as
a
girl
of
15
during
the
First
World
War.
In
1921
she
began
to
article
with
the
late
George
McCrossan,
corporation
counsel
for
the
city
of
Vancouver.
Then
she
married
Mr.
McCrossan.
After
his
death
the
was
granted
the
privilege
of
resuming
articling
by
the
law
society.
TEA
5
second
annual
Ea.ster
Ball
ln
the
wore
a
nile
green
gown
of
net
over
orlon
marquisette
and
carried
colonial
bouquet
of
pink
carnations.
TWO
BRIDESMAIDS
Bridesmaid
Mis
Joyce
Reynolds,
sister
of
the
groom,
wore
a
gown
of
pink
net
over
taffeta
and
carried
a
colonial
bouquet
of
blue
carnations.
Second
bridesmaid,
Mis
Margaret
Jo-
livkf
MiiilUn
at
the
;,!
aNo
tiear
solos
Civic
Centre
Auditorium.
j
An
invitation
Is
extended
to;
all
teacher
and
parents
to
come
I
and
enjoy
the
fun
with
the
j
young
people.
1
I
At
Meetings
I
The
monthly
meeting
of
the
j
Queen
Mary
Chapter
IODB
was
popular.
So
much
no
that
due
to
the
large
attendance
the
dances
are
now
being
held
In
the
mall
gymnasium
instead
of
the
common
lounge
as
they
were
in
the
beginning.
Purpose
of
thc.se
dance
is
to
provide
entertaining
get-together
for
the
young
people,
both
students
and
those
who
are
now
out
of
school.
Ho
far
the
plan
has
been
carried
out
with
un
,
ri.tnrd.
who
ll
be
ac-
hanson.
wore
a
gown
of
Dale
i!
'.he
P'i'
by
'"
:Uh
laMe"
will
sing
S.
Blark
arcom-c
W
b
MrKar.
an
old-
iil
-.-peak
on
the
,nq-j
-w-.!pi""fc'ift-
1
f
X"
blue
taffeta,
carrying
a
colonial
bouquet
of
yellow
carnations.
Miss
Linda
Llttla.
cousin
of
j
held
In
the
ladles'
lounge
at
.
the
Civic
Centre
under
the
'chairmanship
of
Mr.
O.
W.
'
I
Graham,
first
vice-regent.
j
i
The
member
alood
two
mln-
i
In
MilxncM
In
trihtit
in
th!
the
groom,
was
a
darling
flower
usual
juccess.
The
dance
have
been
ln
'
late
Queen
Mary,
An
lnterest-
nuwi
-M-iiKwi
guwu
biiu
carrying
charge
of
Teen
Club
executive
members,
Bill
Becker,
Pat
Hill,
jl
t
n.av
start
r,
The
Liberal
in
Vancouver
and
;
ing
article
on
the
"Life
of
Queen
a
colonial
bouquet
of
mixed
Elizabeth
II
was
read
a
Em-1
carnations
I
t
-
.;
...
.
.t
a::a:.i;eu
10
in
Jean
Smurthwaltc,
Bill
Tipton.
Eugene
Nelson
and
Bob
Peder-
iOII.
Fred
Jones,
.secretary
manager
of
the
Civic
Centre,
said
today:
"The
success
of
any
organiza
,;i
altri.d
the
con-the
same
trip.
rn
Monday
.
.
'
P'rf
ntudy.
!
Best
man
was
Mr.
George
A.
!
Queen
Marv
Cliaotrr
decided
:
Ort:n.stad
of
Smither.
Ushers
j
to
end
children's
books
and
were
Mr
Arne
Lien
and
Mr.
:
magazines
to
the
Inverness
Harold
Skalmerud.
School
I
Mr.
Peter
Lien
played
the
1
A
donation
was
sent
to
theloriun.
;
"fire
fund
for
those
who
lost
j
Reception
was
held
at
the
'
their
belongings
in
a
rrcenl
fire,
!
Son
of
Norway
Hall
with
Mis
or
buck
U
the
rek-
tion
such
a
the
Teen
Club
de-I
pends
greatly
on
the
participa-!
lion
ol
the
members
as
well
as
j
enjoyable
activities.
Actually
the
i
latter
depends
on
the
co-oper-
j
ative
effort
of
the
former.
The
R.if.aUne
Thaln
playing
the
wed-Ing
march
as
the
bridal
couple
entered
and
Uod
under
a
((urt
r-
ill
nUte
trmvtmiiK,
wits
i:
k
a;;uu
..
living
,c
.u:.e
i!h
Jack
T!
tf.n
;u
Rul-
Member
were
aki
d
to
wear
n
purple
ribbon
with
their
badges
until
the
period
of
mourning
for
Queen
Mary
is
over
'
t
The
annual
church
parade
is
to
be
held
M..y
31
beautifully
deroratrd
arrh
to
receive
fciiritatlons
of
the
many
guests.
The
bride
table
featured
a
highly
dii-oratpd
wed-
(
lurlrx
W
rirlil.
who
J.
Me-;
ciini
c.-ike
in
three
tiers
banked
for
the
;
by
pink
revs
and
silver
leaves.
i
Mrs
r.
Hill
and
Mrs.
(
Riie
offered
to
canvass
,
Cancer
.Society
from
ucccJis,
and
they
have
been
uc-
I
-essful,
of
the
Teen
Club
ha
fal-
j
len
on
a
few.
This
indicate
j
that
the
club
has
a
long
way
to
,
go.
Aitl'iMj-ih
t-iis
route
will
not
be
an
easy
one
it
can
only
bej
!
achieved
if
more
tccn
put
their;
eflorts
to
club
development."
(
j
Brn
Svcnnrn,
popular
sponsor
'of
the
club
has
worked
hard
Iwith
the
executive
to
make
the,
dances
a
success,
..,
Queen
Candles
and
spring
bouquets
thr
('t.ronutlon
as
i'
i
aval
ron-
1!
I'nn
HMCS
On-Iii'
t"
The
Ontario
F.
.
iri'.iit
vevterdav
ll.mlax
lor
Brlt-
!irn
it
hieen
nmunn
the
cake.
i
Marv
Chapter.
on
a
lovely
lace
cloth.
final
arrangenients
were
made
i
set
A
C
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I'tir'
M
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'toNs
is
is,
)
7
fvV
V,
fit?
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,
c:.
.
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"
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iv:
t
-
;l
f
v
"
1
-
"
'for
the
daffodil
tea
to
be
held
i
;
April
22
at
the
Civic
Centre.
i
;
A
minute's
silence
also
was
observed
at
the
monthly
meet-j
'
tng
of
the
Cambral
Chapter.
eaders
i
i'-'rj'-e
Kuixrt
man
r.,i!'rma
li
Jerry
Fuming
Tr.i'-lor
Vi
in
li.ikerslield
0
Senior
B
Basketball
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.ionshui.j
here
April
10-11.
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meeting
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8
p.m.
Peter's
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card
party
1
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to
Ket
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Harhirn
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Barber.
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two
an
Fliis
Airlines
can-dt'
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pr
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krl
tha
klr
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jm
am
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bttOT-n4
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kdttr.
13
Dodds
Kidney
Pills
celled.
Over
70
Clu'j
roel-il.
''cntre.
Thursday.
April
9.
5
pn.
A
a
ka
rilv
Clv'c
I
2
:oj
,
(82i
r-
i"ut
has
welromrd
rr
Uie.vi
to
loin
'i'.ib
Is
rt
Otilvle.
k:ion
for
his
work
IODE.
I
Regent
Mrs.
O.
P.
Lyons
was
in
the
chnlr
I
j
Purple
ribbons
were
di.slrihut-;
ttl
to
Ix-
worn
during
the
month
of
mmiri'lne.
A
donation
was
sent
to
the
Denial
Clinic
and
members,
-ked
to
help
in
the
coming
eanrer
drive
!
Plans
were
completed
for
the
,
"spring
tymnet"
tea
to
be
held
j
In
the
Civic
Centre
April
30.
A
soeeial
colored
film
on
beauty
,
'rulture
will
be
shown
and
free,
'
sample
will
be
given
each
guest.
Mrs
John
Tasmim
will
attend
the
IODE
convenllon
in
Victoria
i
a
Cambrai
delegate.
!
The
Empire
Day
program
wis
!
dl.icus.sed
and
member
will
visit
Ithe
city
schools
on
that
day.
i
The
door
prt
was
won
by
!
Mrs.
J.
Tnsmnn
!
Refreshments
were
served
by
Betty
Patterson.
Helen
Stokoe
and
Evle
Rivett,
Well
Baby
Clinic
at
Conrad
Street
School
cancelled
April
9.
Thursday.
H
Impoilant
meeting
of
W
A.
U
F
A
W
U
to
hear
convention
'w
se-i
cadets
s
.M
e.
k
heard
all
report
WconrsUay.
April
D
m..
Union
Hall.
81)
'.hi.s
uidvini-e
when
BUT
WE
TACKED
A
COLLEGE
DEGREE
RIGHT
INTO
OUR
BUDGET-PLAN
n
addresM-d
mutt-
h
same
meeting.
Mires
were
extend
-Dfrih
Virion
i
bowler
i
'"""111.,'
the
Faster
Attention
alt
those
Interested
;
In
football
Deadline
for
player
j
'i.-t
and
,?am
entrance
Is
April
j
i
10
Mull
entry
list
to
Box
68.
(341
j
Mens
Five
Pin
Bowling
ramie
banquet
will
be
held
in
Valhalla
Hall
April
10
at
7:30
n
m.
Piixrs
will
be
presented
for
Well,
I
simply
mean
that
young
Doug
is
going
to
get
wtwt
Fvt
always
mined.
I'd
have
a
better
job
in
my
company
today
0
!h
her
narenlji
b!
184'
the
seasons
bowling.
'.r
v.
thought
of
Before
.
.
.
and
he
gave
me
one
of
the
hank's
bxiklets
called
"Personal
Planning"
outlining
his
ideas
in
dcuil.
Nexr
day,
Maisie
and
I
pulled
out
of
the
doldrums
for
tlit
first
timt
in
months.
Hopefully,
we
went
to
the
B
of
M
together
and
saw
Henry
Baldwin.
Got
a
$300
loan
fixed
up,
and
right
then
and
there
opened
a
joint
account.
.
Boy,
that
account's
been
working
overtime
ever
simc...
first
paying
bills
with
the
loan
we
got,
and
then
getting
regular
deposits
not
just
to
payoff
the
loan,
but
to
really
sase
money.
VTe
were
mighty
relieved
to
get
that
bank
loan
a
year
ago,
but
I
think
we're
more
thankful
for
if
my
family
had
been
able
to
give
me
a
college
education.
It
happened
a
year
ago.
Maisie
and
I
had
just
about
given
up
the
idea
as
hopeless.
Doug
had
just
started
high
school,
which
meant
a
good
deal
of
expense,
ind
then
he
fell
desperately
ill
a
Many
Attend
Job's
Daughters
Easter
Bazaar
'
Marion's
foelinjj
a'"'r
hrr
stint
In
,,;
mi-s
her
bowllns
1
improve
after
this
!V,r
fr,:it
least
part
T
sehi.ih
varatltm
irM
hn
i,
attending
F"deratirni
meeting
w
tnlon
boat
south
mm
Holidays
Are
Here
Again
.
.
r.njov
tl'is
Year's
Vaialiun
in
an
A-1
I
seil
Car
,1
-
1
what
we
learned
when
sve
xere
in
a
lVl
I'onliac
Sedan.
bmn
;
really
could
sax
c
di
ogh
jp
our
minds
;o
ir
and
practical
budget-plan
p
rjdy
'
8"
realty
us.
"5?
-.J
S
s
working
tor
Personal
Planning
has
gixen
us
that
,.jnd
let
me
tell
you
that
boy's
going
to
college
for
.sure.
with
rheumatic
fever.
Our
dehts
had
us
crippled.
Then
one
day,
when
I
was
cashing
my
pay-cheque
at
the
bank,
I
happened
to
pet
into
conversation
w
ith
the
Accountant
chap
called
Henry
Baldwin
ss
ho
goes
to
our
church
...
and
before
I
knew
it
I
was
pouring
out
my
troubles.
He
asked
me
few
questions
about
my
job,
my
salary...
if
I
had
ny
securities
or
life
insurance.
I
told
him
1
had
no
bonds
left,
but
did
have
a
bit
of
insurance
I
look
out
when
we
got
married.
Pretty
soon
to
my
surprise
Baldw
in
came
up
with
what
seemed
like
a
solution
to
my
immediate
problem
how
to
meet
my
prcs.sing
bills.
Something
I'd
never
thought
of
my
15-year
old
insurance
policy
had
quite
a
good
cash
surrender
value,
which
Baldwin
said
as
first-class
security
for
a
personal
loan.
"But
how
am
I
going
to
pay
off
a
o&t
state.
In
isnn,
scientists
hasc
worked
out
way
to
cook
food
by
sim-powcr.
A
polKhcd
aluminum
bo
I
suspcmlcd
atxv
cooking
pot
dioxts
the
sun's
rays
to
a
mirror,
which
reflects
the
heat
to
th
ben-lorn
of
the
pol-
'
sounds
a
bit
complicated
to
us
but
the
fact
is
that
the
solar
cooker
turns
out
meal
as
fast
as
a
MSO-utt
electric
stove.
It's
just
one
more
indication
(hat
food
and
aluminum
;H
together
in
containers,
iitcn-.ils.
foil
and
in
the
equipment
used
hy
the
dairying
and
food
processing
industries.
Aluminum
Company
ol
Canada,
Ltd.
I
Mean)
ih-
Union
ve.vel
(
"nk
who-
fjoing
She's
been
va-jilh'east
mo.st
of
the
reaeh
Vaneou-n-end.
They're
re-'h'
Prinee
George
lf
Hill
S,
i,l,y
heslUte
1"""'
hlm
to
welcome
.
his
honevmoon
"'
his
return.
Rill
n-;'','
he
wanted
them
vr?u.U
l,"UB'-it
M'u'h
was
his
wife'
;
""til
a
giant
St.
"Pea
red.
ht"
said
Hill..
r,utK
t(,
Khake
;
"Islsthebott,"
his
throat."
Rlu-
Nice
sh.-'pe...
u
lSI'l
Plsmouth
Sedan.
Lots
of
trouhle-Ircc
miles
SIU5
EXTRA
SPECIAL
ISIil
,N(.l.l.
Tl'UOIl
Cheaiwr
than
shoe-leather
$625
TRUCKS
I'J.IO
Muilcbahrr
1'Ukup.
Motor
reiomUtioncd
Sl"!"5
KN'OtV
YOI
K
lKI.F.U.TIU..
111
Y
YOI
K
l;St:i
CAR
Bob
Parker
Lid.
-lliv
ll.iine
ol
KrielisllJ-
HlTvlcr'
The
Job's
D.iiig'iitfrs'
FaU-r
Tea
and
Ua
war
drew
fcu'nlrt'i
of
visitors
to
mnk'-
the
rffulr
R
b'g
miecess.
Guests
were
received
by
IV.c
bethel's
Honored
Quern.
Mt-
Margit
Marnrthur
nnd
hrr
mother.
Mrv
Munlo
M
vnrthu".
The
bazaur
featured
nn
Fn4-r
motif
throughout
The
following
were
Ktnlh
and
their
mana'iers:
flowers,
Mrs.
W.
Dmunont;
pinnts,
Judy
l.lovd
and
Ann
Fvolfson:
pri7.es,
Mrs.
V.
Lontr
i'1fl
M'
"-
F-:ii-t-"-;
on-i,n.,
M-i.
M.
V"n
en''
Vfr-
Riv
3-"fV
ejnriv
M".
D.
Lloyd
and
Mrs.
B.
Eyolf.-on:
!
f
i.
h
.
,
r-)
M't-h-"
otnl
.'-Uic
Butler;
home
cooking,
Mr.-..
i:
OI.k".
Mrs.
11
Kmttson
and
Mrs.
John
Strand;
general
sev-:
inu.
Mis.
C.
Brechin
nnd
Mrs
Al
IStirnlp:
baby
woolon.
Ml"
'
I:H3twood
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Wil-'foiri:
while
elephant
Mrs.
O.
;
"tit-heH.
M-s.
N.
Mooiehouse
and
Mrs.
S.
Elklns.
Coi'vrner
of
the
nnnlr
wns
Mi.
Mcx
Mitchell,
bethel
guurd-,'
lan.
Other!)
tiiklitg
pin
t
in
Ihe
man-j
n"-ioent.
were;
Pouiers-Mrs.
S.
D.
Johnsln-t.
Mi"t.
Rili'h
Moiin.
Mrs,
L.
W.
iKeigln
pnd
Mrs.
Uobcrl.
Gordon.
Saving
is
the
only
way
to
move
ahead
of
your
worries,
and
stay
ahead.
And
sometimes
borrowing
at
the
B
of
M
is
the
best
way
to
save.
Find
out
how
to
save
despite
tod.ty's
high
pritts.
Ask
for
your
copy
of
"Personal
Planning"
at
your
neighborhood
B
of
M
branch.
It's
yours
for
the
asking.
loan?"
1
asked.
Vi
e
seem
to
need
every
;
,'r
cent
I
earn
just
to
make
ends
meet.'
Mi
m
VVkA:
-
"You
CHn
Pmr,a,,,
1,11
het,et
nan
tnat
""lied
person
to
1
hand.
Bill'
;'-
ready
t0
move
h.,illc
very
shortly.
Bank
or
Montreal
yJL
jyV
t
I
think
...
if
you
really
want
to.
said
-cdClr,i
i
Baldwin.
"But,"
he
added,
"you've
got
to
have
real
budget-plan
to
do
it.
Next
thing
1
knew
he
was
telling
me
how
to
go
'about
it.
Told
me
sonic
things
about
money
management
I'd
never
rt
4
www
cuwits
001
.':''-''iraiit
so,,
f
Mr.
"tnkoe
was
bap-i,
St-
An.
V
l..e.
hioirrl
Itntruh;
L.x.L.ST
PAVlMMn
M.t
Scuxrs-Mi-s.
R.
Oe"'t
"
a.
8.
Klekerwn.
Mrs.
J
I'.viins.
M-s.
P.
Ritchie.
Mrs.
II.
C.
Hallklay.
JIKLYH
l.E
G.
GENGE.
Msr.
WILLIAM
SELLINGS,
MSi.
Stewart
liraneh
-Terrate
Branch
As
frozen
fa
.pv-
in
nasllii.-s.
d.
Doininato.
Mis.
Frank
Skinner
nnd
Mlss'Actnes
Smith.
and
,
Cashiers
Mrs.
o.im
Ilaugun
TT:.
Mr
,
of
Prhire
I
nuH
Jump"!
SimVson.
WITH
CANADIANS
IN
EVERY
WALK
OF
LIFE
SINCE
1817
WORKING
."''inkl
L""rt:.
Stokoe
of
Kitchen
Mrs.
Henry,
Mrs.
C.
Bennett
n
v.lpaih
oud
Mrs.