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Rupert
Daiiy
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.
Saturday,
March
15.
1052
VJ
Cro.,
Capt.
Cook
Sea
Cadets
-Personals-
Mrs.
J.
A.
ivlekae
left
on
today's
plane
for
Portland,
Oregon,
where
she
will
pay
a
ten-day
visit
with
her
aunt,
Mrs.
McKen-
Founded
26
Years
Ago
Charles
Postuk
and
Neil
Mc
I
.i1P
Junior
Red
t
Burden
Street
School
.thusiastic
Broup
of
f
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Thev
have
commit-
,vfs
";o
a
.sPPly
of
's.
t0
be
sent
to
,
children
in
EUrope.
was
a
large
and
Jolly
assembly
at
thn
P.ronH
pnfn
-.I
Donald
are
leaving
on
Monday's
zie.
It
will
be
the
first
time
that
HOm.
ARRIVALS
,
frince
Kupert
j
E
K.
Bradbury,
J.
S.
Brake
;
and
F.
W.
Murphy,
Vancouver;
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Wallace
and
G.
!
Lupick,
Stewart;
E.
Jensen,
Sunnyside;
L.
North.
Nanaimo;
G.
Young,
Port
Edward;
A.
Janu-
sonis,
Watson
Island;
J.
L.
'
Charles,
Winnipeg.
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tu,n
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P'an
Ior
Vancouver
on
business.
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jruuug
tiaineu
tunsuenuousiy
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of
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vaic
wucie
uriue
and
groom
and
family
received
(the
compliments,
and
general
congratulations
of
many
pioneer
friends
and
business
Community
Mrs.
McKenzie
has
seen
any
of
her
relative
from
the
Old
Land
since
she
left
the
north
of
Scotland
forty-eight
years
ago.
Weill
1
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pnmo
a
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inn
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!uU'Il
Ul
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i.ith
cn-in
and
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vnauirtiii.
iexi
wee
;
last
night
on
the
Chilcotin
for
a
will
find
new
hopeful
faces
added
to
this
group
of
I
trtp
to
Masset
on
professional
lads
that
today
forms
the
Captain
Cook
Sea
Cadet
usness'
The
IiKltei
iaio
w.ji
,,H
children
put
thrlr
...
,....wirUr
mfans
CoforJuf
Corps,
dating
back
26
years
in
its
origin.
In
the
fall
of
1926
the
local
.
E.u
Dimucn,
auer
a
ousjness
visit
to
the
city,
sailed
by
the
Chilcotin
last
evening
on
his
return
to
Masset.
f
,hP
nervssary
funds,
f
0rad(.s
5
and
6
decid-i
a
pmcert
with
per-
blia,1Ch
Ef
?e
NaVy
Hf
gUf
h,"'
oa
for
the-present
v
ta
cadets
ed
the
first
corps
of
Sea
Cadets.
j
Robert
Blance,
nrarine
superin-1
SUMMER
TRAINING
as
well
as
banquet
fare.
George
Low,
uncle
of
the
bride,
made
a
speech
in
Chinese
which
caused
hearty
laughter
and
all
round
amusement.
Those
who
cannot
understand
the
language
of
China,
however,
shared
in
the
humor,
for
Mr.
Low's
remarks
were
ably
interpreted
by
Jimmy
Mah.
There
was
a
large
and
handsome
list
of
gifts.
E.
C.
Maoson.
who
hag
been
tendent
of
Canadian
Fish
and
!
Wren
,m
their
own
ranKi.
',.()
the
whole
thing
""(,.,;,(
the
talent,
re-
summer
training
will
n
ft
;
.
"it
I
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r
f
old
Storage,
was
the
first
com-
coasist
of
12
full
days
at
HMCS
:
connection
with
Columbia
Cellu-
maiiQing
oincer,
with
witn
una
,
uornwanw
Irom
June
to
Aueu.;t
lose
left
nn
toriav's
nlanp
ret-n.
Petty
Officer
George
J.
Dawes,
j
of
this
year.
ing
to
Vancouver.
u
t3a
4s
tj
,
Hoi
RCNVR,
as
an
instructor
for
the
For
many
of
the
girLs
this
will
cadets.
The
unit
was
started
be
the
first
t'riD
across
Canada
.
Miss
Ethel
Knutsen,
who
has
A
marriage
of
much
local
interest
took
place
at
5:30
Thursday
afternoon
when
Miss
Low
Fong
Ming
became
the
bride
of
Mah
Fon
Nan.
The
ceremony
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Mah,
Sixth
Avenue
West.
The
bride,
who
made
a
most
attractive
picture
in
white
satin,
is
the
daughter
of
Low
Kut,
more
generally
known
as
Sing
of
the
Grand
Cafe.
The
bridesmaid
was
Miss
LouIsp
Mah
Trio
bouquet
consisted
of
beautiful
carnations.
Tom
Mah
was
groomsman.
The
groom's
father
is
Mah
Oxfords
and
Loafers
with
30
boys
from
ages
of
14
and
all
the
Wrens
are
looking
:
been
on
a
visit
to
Patterson,
years
and
up.
j
forward
to
their
first
period
of
!
California,
with
her
sister,
Mrs.
,.d
With
Mr.
Stirn
I;,
,
i
he
Civic
Centre
and'
when
their
l:v
pll..seiiied
with
the
l',a'
thev
were
pleased.
1
the
ien
and
eleven
.j'.)U;
on
a
very
good
iking
a
variety
of
1
.
,,,1,-nt
with
a
degree
"
pni-e
that
older
tolKs
Sue
Madely
acted
nf
reiemonies
and
returned
home
on
The
Corps
was
allowed
the
fa-,
'raining.
,
n..
c.
numg,
the
Chilcotin
last
evening.
cilities
of
the
RCNVR
waterfront!
nevvs
building,
near
the
Armour
Sal-i
,,v,-f
Gilbert
r
Brown
arrived
frnm
Miss
R.
S.
Bailey,
who
has
Yiigr
o.,
anu
mimeuiawiv
cuni-it,.
.
.
i
u
,v,
:..
;
,
"
-"
ui
w
yara,
e.qlmalt,
toi
uny
menced
Instruction
under
Dawes
Vtllx'w
out
an
PecUon
of
a!1
1
Hosp.tal
here
tor
the
past
coupie
me
uuya
were
io
Keen
inai
ait.er
,
j.
..
.
nf
vpars
ie
m
nn
nn
th.
r-hii.
three
months,
u,u
"
TO
area.
'
7'
v
a
a
tPQm
team
represent-
renrnpnt.
T1
r
.
,
...
,
'cotin
tomorrow
even
m?
for
ing
Captain
Cook,
entered
the
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Vancouver
Wloose
Women
JPlun
Events
Social
service
committee
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose,
at
their
regular
monthly
meeting
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Thomas
Christoff
Fourth
Avenue
East,
made
arrangements
for
a
Chapter
Night
program
to
be
held
March
19
and
lor
the
conducting
of
the
tea
room
at
the
forthcoming
Moose
bazaar.
Members
of
the
committee
have
offered
to
canvass
for
the
Chuk.
(-.oini
"'"""i
wiiu
is
wen
Known!
All
Canada
Cadet
Signal
hi
unite
rtuDert.
navini?
Dppn
!
.
.
t.
i
,.
tnrinn
I
nau
"er
construction
a',ed
in
the
city
by
plane
jesterday
'lach
item
with
a
clear
ji
n
and
dignity.
am
was
as
follows:
,
t
..,::..;..
ballet
dance,
j.irison,
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Riding
on
a
,:
o
solo.
Gray
and
White,"
i
uxro
n.uii
.
Rev.
L.
G.
Sieber,
pastor
of
First
United
Church,
officiated
and,
following
the
marriage,
a
photo
of
the
nuptial
group
was
i
ii.vivo
uamam
aurino
Fashion
Footwear
Many
problems
confronted
the
lt
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.
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Irom
Stewart,
where
Mr.
Wallace
officers
and
men
of
this
early
;
-noted
with
nle
Mr.
th
:
J
is
ln
l0ing
operations,
Pleasure
the
the
1
Xt,
mai,yjand
left
today
for
Vancouver
corps
All
boys
love
uniforms
butPin
thos
,
d?ya
niS
Tor'o?
Chafham
g6n'eral
appearance
I
e
to
their
home
in
Port-cadets
were
scarce,
so
Mr.
and
1
.
.
.
I
!and,
Oregon,
lor
a
visit.
Mrs.
Dawes
measured
the
boys
Thp
fl
-niH--,.
,hiu
v
'
With
the
assistance
of
local
J?"'"'
F!o0d-
Tne
5ta"
of
1908-1909
-
Messrs.
Nelles.
merchants
and
associations,
a
natnatn
lsn
her
a
speedy
ro-;Brodeur,
Beard
German
Barron
1
.,
Ballet,
piano.
i
J'rock'iT.
'
Rose
Mary's
i-.lo.
lanen.
Reception
was
held
in
the
Broadway
Cale
where
opportun-
!
ity
was
taken
to
convey
congratulations
and
good
wishes.
An
i
elaborate
banquet
was
enjoyed.
A.
Bruce
Brown,
in
appropri-
j
ete
and
fitting
remarks,
proposed
J
the
toast
to
the
groom
who
sult-
j
ably
responded,
with
Joe
Wonj;
supplementing
Mr.
Brown's
re-
,
mark.
The
toast
to
the
brides
1
In
the
Spring
:e.y,
PitKk'er.
piano
selec-
six-week
summer
training
camp
covery.
!
and
Bates
joined
CGS
Canada
was
held,
situated
at
the
head
of
nea
cross
in
the
current
campaign.
The
meeting
was
attended
by
nine
members
and
was
followed
by
the
serving
of
refreshments.
Fresent
at
Hie
meeting
were
Mrs.
F.
Parlette,
Mrs.
Robert
Armstrong,
Mrs.
George
Shen-ton,
Mrs.
H.
J,
Jefferies,
Mrs.
R.
G-lmour,
Mrs.
A.
Martin,
Mrs.
C.
Mclntyre,
Mrs.
M.
Karasosky
and
Mrs.
Christoff.
j
as
Cadets,
RCN
f
.dm,
"Snake
Dance,
1909
Tne
Canadian
government
passed
a
resolution
winS
the
organization
of
a
Cana
DATES
IN
CANADIAN
NAVAL
HISTORY
1905
All
Imperial
withdrawn
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Canada
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Shawatlans
Lake.
OI
the
40'
boy.s
who
attended
this
first
camp,
27
boys
learned
to
swim
for
the
first
time.
I
This
first
corps
left
behind
a?
fine
record
which
today
Is
a
dian
Naval
Service.
This
was
maid,
U3Ui.se
Mah,
was
proposed
by
Alex
Mitchell.
Later
in
the
evening
there
2ei
caused
bv
the
threat
nf
fier-
I
dockyards
at
Halifax
and
Esqui-
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many's
growing
naval
strength.
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dance
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