PERSONALS
Prince
Rupert
.Daily
News
3
Saturday,
April
17,
1954
i
....
JL
Annual
"Hospital
Day"
Tea
Planned
by
Auxiliary
Here
Six
members
of
the
staff
of
the
Step
lively
this
Easter
ssing
,
.
k
have
taken
j
)
column
first
Public
Health
Unit
here
len
sale
of
knitted
goods,
aprons,
Thursday
night
aboard
the
fancywork
and
white
elephant
.
c
articles
and
a
tag
day
planned
:
J
r
J
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
where
they
will
attend
a
Public
Health
Institute
next
week.
Dr.
S.
F.
Carr,
Len
Hiebert,
Miss
H.
In
Shoes
of
the
Latest
Fashion
Plans
for
the
annual
Hospital
Day
Tea
and
other
forthcoming
events
were
discussed
whin
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Auxiliary
met
Thursday
evening
in
the
Civic
Centre.
'
The
annual
tea
will
be
held
at
Ihe
Nurses'
Home
May
1?.
Other
events
planned
for
were
partici
S
I
(.corse
when
it
start-
ill
A
Bochme,
Miss
Williams,
Miss
Davies
and
Miss
Neighbor
made
the
trip.
The
clerical
staff
will
keep
the
local
health
unit
offi
pation
in
the
Civic
Centre
potpourri
and
crafts
show
with
a
for
June.
'
'
'
5
Committees
and
delegates
;
named
for
various
activities
in-
i
5
eluded:
President
Mrs.
Sidney
i
Elkins,
delegate
to
the
hospital
j
f
board;
Mrs.
Ronald
Allen,
cor-
;
4
lesponding
secretary;
Mrs.
Mau-
rice
Scott,
refreshment
conven-
;
5
er;
Mrs.
Ralph
Hood,
phoning
j
J
chairman;
Mrs.
W.
F.
Stone,
Civ-
i
f
ic
Centre
delegate.
Mrs.
R.
B.
Skinner,
delegate
to
J
the
Canadian
Citizenship
Coun-
j
cil;
Mrs.
L.
M.
Greene,
museum
i
board,
Mrs.
L.
C.
R.
Raabe,
Wo-
i
JL
men's
Co-Ordinating
Council;
.
f
rl
Bl;d
is
now
L
oi
tins
chat-kible
to
say
ot
the
many
.,
tn
me,
but
New
arrivals
of
White
.Pnmn;
Dorsevs
.
..
iJontai.
I
roi
a
MKT
r
i
---
-
Open
and
closed
toe,
?
run
era
i
aij
Cuban
and
h
i
g
h
Funeral
service
will
be
held
Monday
in
New
Westminster
for
ces
open
throughout
the
week,
j
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tommy
Christoff
and
son,
of
344
Fourth
Avenue
East,
also
left
aboard
the
George
Thursday
night
for
a
holiday
In
the
south.
,
Mrs.
S.
M.
Bartlett
was
another
passenger
on
the
George,
returning
to
her
home
In
Victoria
after
visiting
here
with
her
'
v-;.-
,
'
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Peder
Leland,
57,
well-known
heels
....
also
in
Red,
Blue
and
Brown.
library
committee,
Mrs.
Peter
is
3.C.
fisherman
who
diecr
sud
denly
in
the
south
Tuesday.
Lester
chairman,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Bretm,
Mrs.
M.
Lemon
and
Mrs.
W.
S.
Jergln.
New
members
nrrrpted
wer"
Mr.
Leland,
who
resided
in
Prince
Rupert
for
28
y:ars,
had
been
living
in
New
Westminster
j
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
I
for
the
past
three
years,
wilh
1
1
Mrs.
Bill
Bond,
Mrs.
John
Lazor-ek,
Mrs.
H.
Renswold
and
Mrs.
wife
and
two
sons.
His
sister-ln-
sons,
Bert
ana
cutiora.
Mrs.
C.
G.
Ham,
337
Fourth
'aw,
Mrs.
John
Wick,
resides
here.
Also
surviving
are
a
""
"
brother
Herman,
in
Vancouver
'
President
Mrs.
Elkins
express
nd
two
brothers
and
live
sis-
ed
regret
at
departure
from
the
ters,
all
In
Norway.
city
of
members,
Mrs.
Peter
Refrigerator
Specials
s,,t
the
future
.'
jts
ot
luck
for
jr.d
the
city.
Hill
Long
will
t,
lies
ut
future
i
that
(ieurge
jt.nue
as
the
fi
tint
Jean
lliiiue
to
show
ristic
how
the
,i:v
'
ix
played.
P,ors
who
arc
julienne
Agnes
I
The
loser
in
a
L
to
donate
$5
use.
At
least
Lmns
suidafter
the
pins
in
(c
win
handily.
r
need
to
cash
fk
1-onf!
.
k
not
everyone
li.ate
as
to
get
Jlioiit
having
to
t
some
time.
I
I
Don
Ritchie
Ip
am
bouts
to
ioitt
Nitkerson
,.r
for
his
car
)nre
can
play
a
The
funeral
will
be
held
at
Hodge,
Mrs.
red
Adames,
Mrs.
1:30
p.m.,
from
S.
Bowell
&
Sons!
John
Wakley
and
Mrs.
Eric
San-funeral
parlor,
New
Westminster,
derson.
'
Ptiolo
by
Chandler
s
tttudlu.
Rl'I'ERT
NEWLY
WEDS
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
L.
Fletcher,
who
were
married
here
last
Saturday
by
F.
E.
Anfleld.
The
groom,
manager
of
Royal
Fisheries,
Is
son
of
Mrs.
Beatrice
Fletcher
of
Perth,
Scotland.
The
bride,
Frances,
Is
daughter
of
Mr..
and
Mrs.
E.
M.
Widmaler
of
Chicago,
111.
Attending
the
pair
were
Mr.
James
Nichol
and
Mrs.
D.
Williamson.
Avenue
West,
has
returned
home
from
a
two
week
visit
in
Vancouver
where
she
attended
the
provincial
annual
meeting
of
the
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Donald
OakJey,
127
Hays
Cove
Circle,
are
holidaying
in
Vancouver.
Dr.
Oakley
will
return
by
plane
Tuesday
while
Mrs.
Oakley
will
remain
in
the
south
for
two
weeks,
visiting
her
mother.
Models
r
ICE
SKATING
1.
As
Low
As'
MORE
JAM
Production
of
Jam
In
Canada
reached
80,383,000
pounds
In
Prince
Rupert
Curling
Club
STARTS
TONIGHT
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY:
Adults
and
High
School
7:30
p.m.
10:00
p.m.
Pre-School
and
Elementary
1:45
p.m.--
4:00
p.m.
1953,
or
17
per
cent
more
than
1952.
i
arts
wiuium
!(
Saturday
Sermon
jj
By
CANON
BASIL
S.
PROCKTER,
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
,
THE
LORD'S
DAY
Revelation
1:10
.
keep
up
the
:o
the
Legion
ure
Mrs.
Black
Gordon
&
Anderson
Phone
46
SUNDAY
Fomily
Doy:
I
1:43
p.m.
to
4:00
p.m.
I
Adults
50c
Students
25c
Children
10c
J
peel
too
many
Easter
Day
is
all
the
Sundays
of
the
year
brought
into
one
If
You're
TIRED
ALL
THE
TIME
Everybody
eU
bit
run-down
new
and
thai,
bred-wt,
hejr-heded,
tnd
nuyb
bxhered
by
btduchu.
Pnhipt
nothinf
eriautlj
wronf,
juit
a
temporary
toxic
candition
caused
by
ciceu
acida
and
wittea.
Tint
Ihe
lima
la
laka
Dodd'a
Kidney
Pill.
Dodd'a
atimuUte
the
kidncya,
and
aa
help
restore
their
normal
action
ad
reroovipf.
excess
acids
and
wastes.
Then
Ton
feel
better,
sleet
better,
work
better-Get
Dodd'a
Kidney
Pills
now.
Look
far
the
blue
bot
with
the
rod
band
at
all
drugiiits.
You
can
depend
an
Dodd'a.
il
pxt
party.
focus,
just
like
the
colors
of
the
spectrum
being
combined
to
give
it
ins
this
collided
lor
Mel
hearts."
And
again,
"Now,
Is
the
clear
light.
It
is
al.to
ali
oar
Christian
life
and
belief
also
brought
into
one
focus
.
.
.
the
iocus
of
hope
.
.
'
.
day
of
salvation.".
"
BLONDIE
By
CHICK
YOUNG
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DAGVJOOD
IS
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AS
iSnG
,
AS
OU
wis
0
tP-c(oUT
IN
THE
HALL
VOU
HAvENT
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JIGGERS-
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J,iTtKr?rwi.
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GlVINGWS
BRAIr
ENOUGH)
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ITS
THE
l??,lSALARyi
From
the
Gospel
record
it
$
thanks
must
f-ti
many
of
the
jnhii-h
occurred
;
seems
that
the
resurrection
life
in
which
we
must
live
ana
in
i
Ul
UUI
U!UIUllUl
CAiaillV.C
llll-
davs
of
tres-
which
we
must
die.
So,
there
Is
a
logic
about
assembling
for
plnge
at
three
points.
First,
He
was
recognized
In
a
garden.
From
this
can
be
concluded
that
when
for
worship
at
this
time
even
we
are
walking
in
ana
wonting
i
with
the
natural
world,
we
are
those
who
seidoi.i
do
this.
The
Validity
of
our
worship
fortunately
does
not
depend
on
not
far
from
"that
world
IUa
i
us
so
much
i3
it
does
on
"ic
I
IT-
.ns
.nmnni'vai-t
at
n
.
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Forts
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
direction
of
the
worship
Sincer-
fellowship
of
food.
,,ty
matters,
but
dtmt
"e
we
are
not
far
from
"that
world-worried
about
the
thought
of
I
yh
must
be
one
of
the
truths
h
y
News
bowl-tl
iiFk
.
.
but
it
the
tenm
ro4
before
the
:)
Mike
(Monty)
$i
nwn
to
call.
I
to
stop
smok-jj-.n
t"uih
with
4
Lot
Kclscnthal
t)
say.lt
ran
be
t
that's
what
it
they
lead
on
i
,
"
behind
the
Holy
Communion
to
what
extent
you
will
be
the
j
ThlrH
Po
woo
rprnunirpri
hv
the
prry
of
your
emotions,
your
jcarg
Jhe
pa(n
and
the
wounds
and
the
LI'L
ABNER
'
By
AL
CAPP
For
KETCHIKAN
j
M
HtNlSDAY
Midnight
i
being
next
week
j
your
pnysiuai
Comfort
and
Service
significance.
j
DiRKCTORY
i
Nmlrro
t
all
rlmri'lir
l
II
a
m
For
reservations
write
or
call
City
or
Depot
Ofrics.
Prince
Kupert.
B
C.
and
1:Ha
p.m.
fnniiat
BchtHil
Bl
or
tomorrow.
If,
at
this
moment
you
will
j
acknowledge
the
power
and
love
'
of
the
living
Christ,
you
are
living
In
the
eternity
of
thl?
moment
and
perhaps
there
is
"o
oher
kind
of
eternity
than
thot
of
the
moment,
for
us
"rrntures
of
time.
Which
is
whv.
the
Bible
savs.
"Today,
if
ve
will'
hear
His
voice,
harden
not
your
'"il
p,.ent
n
htiwn.
itNt.LII
-n
'ATHi:nni.
4th
Ave.
W.
in
riimsmutr
St.
Kolf
Commuinr'i.
B
SO
a
m
SlinrlB
Hrh.K.I
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p
m.
TTlrTjT.V
V
.
M
i
n.
it
ritiii-i
I
rrannn
Basil
8.
ProcktiT.
B.A..
B.D
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r,rW
fe;
MKV
M
la&Jf
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Rpctor
(Will-
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HHST
HIPTINT
6lh
Ave.
E
at
Yunim
St
Minister:
Rev.
Fred
Antrnbu"
ders
red
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avss
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fay,
(Clrwn
113)
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it
in
nieq
to
i
A"f
n.
ho
takes
of
poetrv
.
.
.
!
nf
note
ijr.
pvobihlv
the
$f
t
of
jwrr
.
.
.
Ifrltir
honk
I
Mnr-$
spwh-mikpr
Ifcril,
Hi"
"vnrst"
I
Ray
.lime,
f
the
record"
tec
Mili
hrll.
a
4"i-Kone
session
fcic
and
Jnlin
-i
ns
the
best,
frutrhes
when
It
i
In
and
nut
of
li'o
Itnh
Miinri1.
?
rltlni
or
the
V"atitutl'
mi
to
'
.
.
.
like
ex-f
tM
aipn.
Orme
l
'Yankee
and
r
lf
-w
"
II
jh
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t'IKNT
IMtr.SHVTHRIAN
4th
Avenue
East
Rev.
E.
A.
Wrlliht.
DD
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER
5
Hours
Cash
for
old
gold
Bulger's
,
Moose
Whist
Drive,
Saturday
8
p.m.
90
(Oreen
H2)
MKT
liMTHt
638
flth
Avenue.
West
I
nc
ntAKi
vr
juuiti
jviib
-
-
-
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WHAT'S
THE
USE
OF1!
I
EXCUSE
ME
FOC
BUTTINO
H,
B.
XHeT
fl...SUESS
IT
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MONEV
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VOU
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BUT
A
BAR5AIN
1KB
TMlS
COWS
ALONS
t
Wttl
JUST
ID
L3CK.
V
HARM.
P0PS.
I
JUST
SIT
ON
IT?
WELL.
I
lONLY
ONCE
IN
4
LIFETIME,
TAKE
A
LOOK
Jl
POES
IT,
JULIE
I
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Ile.
L.
Q.
olctMT
(Oreen
8)3)
KtlVVI'ION
AltMV
,
PniHer
Htreet
Hr
Cma
Mint
Mrs
VrnylH;
One
Woy
jfWX
rT
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I
riione
795
y
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N
A
HOUSE,
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A'
the
Pentecostal
Church.
Special
Sunday
School
Servife
with
children
takine
rwrt
In
nliiys
and
y'nKini:.
at
10:30
n.m.
"n
raster
Sunday.
All
cordially
invited.
Special
welcome
to
pnr-rnts
of
Sunday
School
Students.
lit)
SundHy
ScIiixjI
3::l"
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m
iHlii'-k
UG'Jl
"sr.
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Sill
Avenue
Bl
M.'Kilile
Blriel
PHstur:
Hi
v.
H
O
Olwn
(llUu
(JHIi
SI.
Peter's
Church
(
Anglicnn,
Seal
Cove)
T.
frl
t
H
ANt.l
M
AN
Hi-Hl
Cove
HunclHy
S''hiil
11:00
.!
Evening
Hntyer
1::l
p
in.
U-.twi
.
itev
,'ill.
Iiumiull
(lnciimlx'ull
L-rf
"
J
SHERLOCK
HOLMES
-
By
EDITH
MEISER
and
FRANK
GIACOIA
III
C
I.AK
lAI'TIT
bunclHy
HehiKtl
III
46
a.m.
M.irnlnii
Wiirslill)
Servire
12:00
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Red
MUH
(
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ttcv.
L.
A.
niorpe
"'ion
h'wmtpr)
I
lo
Kdilio
(Hail-
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l
Ail:itivs,
who
I
t
KlMHtj,.s
Ivlth
I
"'ni5
tiis
column,
'I
r.ood
l.urk
to
i
wfcitevpr
task
they
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j
fi'k
number
"41"
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tor
Sandy.
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Manuscript
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A
brief
rase
stol-ert
rar
enntained
-icript
of
a
150,-f
pn
Kriipps
the
fern
firm,
to
have
f
'his
summer.
Au-f'i.
44.
has
started
lt
from
mem-W
hart
destroyed
9:3
a.m.
Service
of
Holy
Communion.
11:00
a.m.
Sunday
School
11:00
a.m.
Family
Service
1:30
p.mEvenlng
Prayer
"J
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V
WITH
A
DISAPPEARING
PUCTION&
ARE
CORRECT.
PR.
WAT&CN'S
.
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Jf,
rrZ.
PV
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PFVQiVEg--HOPINaMl5Sl
I
HANP
ME
THE
BUTTERFLY
I
I
REVOLVER
AN?
Jj'(
'X.gJ
"Come,
let
us
to
the
Lord
our
God
.
.
.
with
contrite
hearts
return."
f
,
.
TIMES
HAVE
CHANGED
Aplinna'letl
nioviui?
mHI-ttK
are
really
out
of
tlatc
at
UutbaVs
.
.
.
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'''
f,,,l
11
c
llll,'sl
"lU'l'"'0"1
available.
In
V
Is
day
ami
ate
SKKVICE
Is
essential.
liMttll
mt
nt
ami
sctvl
e
K
hand
in
liattd
to
ensure
that
ynur
move
is
completely
satisfactory.
ARCHIE
.
By
BOB
MONTANA
I
I
XYZ
THINK
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