r'nnre
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
March
23,
1803
passing
rize
Lionel
Houle
Named
Terrace
Jaycee
Prexy
TKUKACE
A
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
club
was
organized
here
following
a
meeting
between
young
local
men
and
Prince
Hupert
Jaycees
headed
by
president
Bert
Jefferies.
sit
Jjaijiee
J-loLo
J-Joj
in
Jtnitlu
TOWN
SHOPPER
SERVICE
For
information
regarding
this
safe,
convenient
way
to
shop
PHONE
BLACK
921
9
a.m.
to
6
p.m.
"Tnirii
and
bowlers
.lS
gue.st
over
ine
?'
.nt.nr.lDwn
Telkwa,
and
Charlie
Maywixxi.
'
Judges
were
W.
J.
O'Neill
Sr..
j
fsimii-
're
competi-jjj,,.
various
sporting
Special
to
Trie
Dully
Mew
SMITHER8
Smithers
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
held
its
Hobo
Hop
Friday
night
in
Elks
Herman
Dresness
and
Fred
Sigge
Ostrum's
orchestra
provided
appropriate
music.
fraternity
:(M'iit
.
it
i
j
Hall.
Funds
raised
are
for
their
j
community
effort
fund.
Lionel
Houle,
Terrace
electrician,
was
named
president
of
the
new
oraanlznt.lrin
nihi.r
lent,
but
Dudley
i
enH
ietl
111
the
Mi.is
E.
Mittendorffer
of
Houston,
was
Judged
best
dressed
lady
of
the
road;
Mrs.
Ttd
Davis
and
Mrs.
Owen
Hooper
won
second
and
third
awards.
Gentlemen
hobo
winner
were
i
'
"fit
i
I
.
Home-Cooking
Sale
Successful
Ladies
of
the
Order
of
the
Royal
Purple
held
a
very
successful
home-cooking
sale
at
Gordon
tt
Anderson
store
on
Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.
Cecil
Walters,
Eric
Widen,
fort
garry
Mrs.
Grimble
coffee
RED
LABEL
tin
nine
out
io
-
fi-.piu
bowlers
from
A
.!
club
were
mak-:
it
a
picked
Rupert
fr.sitors
lost.
e
team
wus
I'Mil-.,hr
Kougcau,
Hal
Aler.
Mo.
,,
mid
genial
Bob
,
r
of
the
Ko"
club
Hup-rt
'ere
Boh
ffMul
I'irhe.
Steve
r
(iirtlano.
Magnus
i
J
Dyke
McMillan.
I.
lots
of
beefs'
be-I
Kee.
who
was
i
the
city
ten-pin
1
jiioiislup,
KMC
the
Takes
Prize
AW2
BEATKKK
M.
LIM-STROM,
daughter
of
Mrs.
Charles
Llndstrom
of
Rcmo,
B.C..
who
Joined
the
RCAF
a
month
ago,
has
been
transferred
from
LUmuiuloit
to
No.
2
Manning
Depot
In
St.
Jeans,
Quebec.
From
there
she
goes
to
a
southern
Ontario
station
to
complete
training
In
her
trade.
Mrs.
Us
Grimble
took
ladie3
first
prize
in
the
Moose
whist
Many
Visiting
Curlers
Attend
Spring
Tea
A
delightful
spring
tea
wax
held
Saturday
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
A.
J.
Domlnalo
to
greet
visiting
lady
curlers
here
to
compete
In
the
annual
bonsplel.
Welcoming
guests
along
with
Mrs.
Dominato
was
Mrs.
J.
Webster,
president
cf
the
Tiling
Rupert
Ladles'
Curling
Club.
The
dining
tabie
was
spring
like,
with
a
bowl
of
spring
flow-ers
and
candles.
Pourers
were:
Mrs.
Rae
Johnson,
Mis.
E.
Turner,
Mrs.
Neely
Moore
and
Mrs
Barney
Eyolf-son.
Scrvlteurs
were:
Mrs.
A.
Hadley,
Mrs.
J.
Munthe,
Mrs.
L.
M.
Greene
and
.Mrs.
A.
Nlcker-son.
Convenor
of
the
tea
was
Mrs.
Joe
Scott.
THIS
WEEK
Meeting
of
Music
and
Drama
AsMM-iation
In
the
Civic
Centre
Wednesday,
g
p.m.
Mrs.
Roy
Boychuck
was
in
charge
of
tne
saie,
and
was
assisted
by
Mrs.
Pat
Dcane,
Mrs.
Ron
Morrison,
and
Mrs.
Garnet
Hull.
Cakes,
pastries
and
cookies
headed
the
list
of
items
on
sale.
drive
Saturday
after
winning
a
cut
with
Mrs.
Bea
Bacon
who
took
second
place.
H.
Deane-Freeman
won
first
men's
prize.
Second
winner
for
the
men
FORT
officers
elected
were
Ken
Coleman,
first
vice-president;
Ray
MtFadden,
second
vice-president;
Le
Lowe,
treasurer;
Pat
O'Hanlon,
secretary;
and
Len
Leighton
and
Charles
Dixon,
dl-lectors.
Presentation
of
a
charter
will
be
made
April
13
by
national
president
of
the
Jaycees,
Roper
Flumerfelt,
who
Is
scheduled
to
arrive
In
Prince
Rupert
that
Say
and
travel
here
with
a
paity
headed
by
Harold
Hampton,
Skeena
regional
vice-president.
Monthly
meeting
date
of
the
newly-formed
group
was
set
at
the
third
Wednesday
of
each
month.
About
30
members
attended
the
Initial
meeting.
President-elect
Houle
said
potential
membership
in
Terrace
was
about
72.
Mr.
Jefferies,
Prince
Rupert
Jayces
president,
told
the
new
members
their
first
duty
was
In
preparing
themselves
for
leadership.
"This
can
best
be
done
by
taking
a
real
interest
In
civic
affairs
and
promoting
civic
interest
and
projects,"
said
Mr.
Jefferies.
Other
Prince
Rupert
visitors
were
Jerry
Lemire,
Sid
Oonick.
Bill
Poole,
Jay
Burns
and
Ron
Flnlayson.
FINEST
HAND
OF
COFFEE
YOU
CAN
BUY
CARRY
I
1
was
William
Rothwell;
pool
prize,
Olaf
Stegavig;
door
prize,
L.
Franklin.
There
were
56
readers
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
I
1
rvs,
Mm
.rums
among
Uie
however,
ft
ere
two
..rs
Jimmy
Stew-
!t;ie
pins
'r
the
ten
SON.
meeting
Monday,
March
23.
8
pm
Social,
Sonja
ladles
welcome.
Serving
refreshments
were
Mrs.
L.
Holder.
Mrs.
H.
Muncey
and
Mrs.
F.
Good.
Room
10,
Stone
Building
I
Phone
Blue
653
:
t
KJ
D
l-PEL
I
Bert
Ms",
who
.
with
the
five-pin
jmung
the
visitor
n,
who
had
a
flve-,
of
lit
while
the
i
Ruiwit
was
Joe
:o
came
through
i
it
games
235.
335,
Art
club
meeting
tonight,
Civic
Centre
at
I.
Job's
Daughters
tashion
Show
tonight
at
I
p.m..
Civic
Centre.
(or
a
four-game
and
an
averatte
of
to
leave
after
the
I)kr
McMillan
roll
ul
232-game.
the
the
visitors
rolled
f.
live-:
game
contest.
$,
!rr
Rupert.
Next
Rupert
teams
will
rrace
for
a
return
Margaret
Wide
Receives
Many
Gifts
at
Surprise
Shower
Mrs
Retty
Lien
and
Miss
Mar-
j
Astrid
Pedersen.
Anne
Whiting,
garet
Johaasen
were
Joint
host-j
El
id
Sedgwick.
Marie
Skalmer-evwK
at
a
surprise
shower
held
In
j
ud.
MarJorlc
Way
and
Margaret
k'ln
championshius.
i
ue
nome
or
Mrs
Ecnirt
Johanxen
i
Wide.
j
in
honor
of
Mis
Margaret
Wide,
j
Those
sending
gif
ts
but
unable
I
The
bride-to-be
was
seated
In
to
attend
were
Mrs.
Muriel
An-ja
decorated
chair
in
the
gaily-!
derson,
Mrs.
Vln
Flnnlgan,
Mrs.
;streamered
room
and
was
pre-jordts
Hill,
Mrs.
Imba
Way
'and
senU-d
with
a
corsage
of
pink
!
Miss
Lois
Renshaw.
i
carnations.
j
.-
j
During
the
evening
bingo
wasle
Book
On
Arthritis
(played,
prizes
being
won
by
Muss
And
Rheumatism
the
title
by
down-Tt
f-r
0"ll
to
4
255.
Milon.
also
a
five's'
note
led
the
Elks
famf
score
of
900
"ie
of
1H0
x-r
game,
t
!.u!i
(he
top
game
it
it.
rolling
a
neat.
rung
game
jif
the
Kiks
team,
f
in
and
Kepes
were
!
Margaret
Wide,
Mrs.
Doreen
Trit-;ton.
Mrs
Gerd
Harvey.
Miss
Mar-.
caret
Johan.srn.
Mi.ss
Marlorle
HOW
T(
AVOID
(
Kim.INU
DttOKMITItS
Miner
Mniuml-
rnry.
City
Trans-
ronijX'.sid
of
Hob
ll.il
Mmzii-v
Al
I
Way
and
Mrs.
Doris
Mallett.
!
Al
'azlng
ne'vly
enlarged
44-!
Many
lovely
gifts
were
pre-
PKe
book
entitled
-Rheumatism"
tsentl
o
the
bride-elect
In
aiwlil
wnt
free
to
anyone
who
decorated
banket.
j
will
write
for
It.
Music
was
enjoyed
during
the
,
11
rcwals
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nw'
M.Merkln.
Nets
i
Mr
Mr-imrs
and
Kiniuerrum
as
servloir
of
ref
rmhnirnU
hv
the
c"
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i
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rrs
with
845
remove
the
causes
of
nd
fail
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h
Mr.
riin
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the
trotible;
exp,ali.s
i
yper
landed
tKin-surgical,
non
-
rr.tcilcal
,
treatment
winch
has
proven
successful
for
the
past
33
years.
Cuowan
and
Mrs.
Hope
Lundrl-Pat
Hrlggs.
Annie
Wide,
Doris
Mallett.
Mildred
Wide.
Lily
Pedersen,
Donna
McNelre,
Eva
Stnd-
;
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nf
onrtorn
f.!.itlNT
short
stay
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no
obligation
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for
this
lnstrucUve
book
Smith.
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Harvey,
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be
the
of
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years
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first
shin
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Lien.
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Ryan
Wed
Saturday
1551
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2-riiwr,
only
22.1)00
miles.
Hill
Fvrd
Sedan
two-tone,
very
Moart
ll.'iO
lord
Sedan
lUdio.
heater,
one-owner
ear.
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to
pay
a
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to
ai'ei-.ls
of
the
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as
well
a.s
other
5'-
Mr.
Wildhl.MKl
s-At
i;.nt
lr
travel
f'Pllonally
heavy
f
!a:ue
tm-ttsurr
dion
unci
the
ln-if!
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Convention
-s
year
In
Paris.
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mining
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the
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A
pretty
wedding
took
place
at
(St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Saturday
;
afternoon
when
Myrna
Emllle
!
Ryan
became
the
bride
of
Wll-illam
Van
Epp
at
a
ceremony
icondurted
by
the
Rev.
Canon
i
Basil
S
Prock'er.
The
hrlde
Is
a
daughter
of
Mr,
land
Mrs.
George
D.
Ryan
of
Metlakatla
and
the
groom
is
(formerly
of
Manitoba.
!
The
bride
was
given
away
by
her
father
and
wore
a
grey
suit
ensemble
and
a
corsage
of
pink
;
rases,-
I
Bridal
attendant
was
Lorraine
Ryan,
the
bride's
sister,
who
wore
a
green
suit
and
yellow
carnation
corsage.
.
Best
man
was
Mr.
John
Alfred
'jarkman.
A
number
of
friends
and
relutives
attended
the
cere-
mony.
Peter
Lien
played
the
I
organ.
'1
"
He
s
been
on
in
ci"Ueg
in
1
fr
ol
prop
!
glnc
overhaul;
l
ol
P
scrnU
h:
custom
box.
I!U6
Kurd
S-Ton
Complete
wilh
flat
deck;
new
paint
Job
and
good
motor.
I'tlG
Dmke
Panel
A
very
useful
unit.
"To
say
goodliye
to
your
ninlorliig
troubles
try
any
or
the
above
gemu
buys
al
your
A-l
I
i.ed
Car
Oealer"
Bob
Parker
Lid.
t'l...lir
.1
"The
llunio
ot
rrlrnUly
Service
The
couple
will
reside
in
r
nnce
MiKutr,
marine
t
l
nf
the
Canadian
Coa.st
Service
wan
f
pasM'iifer
on
the
P'nt
a
day
talking
'h
,iiv
v-illi
Bill
fl'taln
MeDuff
was
fw
here
during
the
ff
Hie
Inst
war.
T
'ax
expert
with
i
srl
l
In
the
Na-vient
.Service
of-Branl
at
one
time
f'f
Flshrrmen'a
Co-J"v
to
answer
nny-r".
an,s
to
kn(w
V
taxes.
r
)
f
inrown
Vharf
J
'-The
31-year-old
I'"1"-
v
children
told
put
her
two
f,'"Mr'"'"'-!'ii"
wh-vt.
15
DENIER
r(-,
an
t
IT
icrr
I
u
Vfe'TvY
Muni
'i""'k
from
home
to
P.'11
"d
threw
them
I"'
Iwi'
lS-month-oM
but
her
month
J"
missing.
ltnwi
the
deed
be-1er
,M
en
,
1
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f'-'d"
and
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Prince
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