t.
-
X
-.
rniice
Kuperr
uq:iv
iNevvs
friatty,
Jane
la,
iy.,4
rJiail
fiei
p.'
.
Moose
Women's
Officers
Installed
at
Special
Meetv
An
impressive
Installation
iain;
Mrs.
J.
Carr,
installing
ceremony
highlighted
last
pianist
and
Mrs.
A.
Bellamy
and
Funeral
service
was
to
be
held
this
afternoon
at
Qrenville
IPHIEJSHAVE
Court
Chapel
for
Wendy
Wong,
infant
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pf..-cy
Wong,
829
Comox
Avenue,
who
died
here
Tuesday.
The
baby
was
born
here
In
April.
Besides
her
parents,
she
is
survived
by
a
brother,
Gerry,
2.
The
Rev.
L.
G.
Sieber
officiated
at
the
service.
L
nignt
s
meeting
or
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
J.
Morrison,
installing
j1954
Value
Sensation
guides.
Women
of
the
the
end
of
the
Chapter
No.
21,
Moose,
marking
I
REMEMBER
fTHER
Massed
Wild
Flowers
Grace
New
officers
installed
were:
Mrs.
L.
Holder,
senior
resent:
Mrs.
P.
Bond,
junior
graduate
regent;
Mrs.
Higgins,
junior
regent;
Mrs.
O.
McKay,
chaplain
Mrs.
C.
Mclntyre,
recorded:
Miss
Hazel
Tweed,
treasurer;
Mrs.
Eyre,
guide;
Mrs.
L.
Tat-
PHILCO
DAIRY
BAR
!EFRIGERATORS
on
HIS
DAY
-
JUNE
20
season.
Brothers
of
Lodge
No.
10S1
also
attended
the
session
at
which
officers
for
the
1954-55
season
took
their
chairs.
Graduate
Regent
Mrs.
F.
Par-lette,
chairman,
welcomed
Past'
Deputy
Grand
Regent
Kaspei
and
Pilgrim
Brother
Pwn
-
guests
of
honor,
as
well
as
installing
of
lie-era
wno
were
..,.
F.
DeBlass,
'.installing
regent;
Mrs.
L.
Orimble,
installing
chap-
Annunciation
Hall
For
Tea
Eeautiful
and
fragrant
wild
I
Glassey,
Mrs.
W.
Whiffin,
Mrs.
flowers
from
along
the
banks
of
j
C.
Balagno
and
Mrs.
J.
L.
Mac-the
Skeena
turned
the
Annun-
j
Laren.
ciation
School
Hall
into
a
wood-
Featured
at
the
event
were
a
land
bower
yesterday
afternoon
f
soft
drink
stand,
novelty
stall,
for
the
"flower
tea"
presented
by
candy
and
home
cooking
stalls,
the
Catholic
Women's
League.
grocery
hamper
and
cake
prizes.
Mrs.
J.
W.
Roererson
was
in
Another
specialty
was
tea
cud
tersall,
assistant
guide;
Mrs.
R.
Boychuk,
Argus;
Mrs.
R.
Parks,
sentinel;
Mrs.
J.
Furness,
pianist
The
newly
installed
senior
regent,
Mrs.
Holder,
appointed
several
committee
chairmen
in
M
1
cluding
Mrs.
T.
Thomas,
Mrs.
!
charge
of
the
decor
which
feat
reading
by
Mrs.
R.
Murray.
Mrs.
R.
Choauette
was
in
charge
of
the
grocery
hampers,
won
by
Mrs.
H.
Bury
and
Mrs.
D.
Radford,
and
Mrs.
Murray
was
lanson,
Mrs.
H.
Gamblin,
Mrs:
j
ured
dozens
of
baskets
and
vases
W.
Hardy,
Mrs.
H.
Ph
pps.
Mrs.
of
spring
flowers
placed
about
.
Quast
Mrs
K
Hardy,
Mrs.
T.
I,h"
"om.
There
were
wild
colu-Johnson,
Mrs.
i.
Thompson,
Mis.
1
timbines
and
delphinium
and
a
1
I
-
"15
X
NeLLson,
Mrs.
M.
Karasosky
myriad
other
woods
flowers.
In
charge
of
the
cake
prize,
won
along
with
lilac
in
white
and
by
Sandra
Lundrigan.
Mrs.
D.
Hewer
and
Mrs.
A.
mauve
and
tulips.
I
Whatt
.
V
Masses
of
lilac.in
a
low
silver
Rossi
were
in
charge
of
soft
drink
sales
while
at
the
novelty
stall
'
'j
1
1
"Middleweight"
ind
Mrs.
M.
Bmllhson.
At
the
close
of
the
session.
Graduate
Regent
rJond
was
pre,
sented
with
a
gift
in
appreciation
of
her
services.
Another
presentation
was
made
to
Mrs.
R.
Armstrong,
retiring
as
recorder
after
seven
years
in
that'
position.
Following
the
meeting,
mem-oers
and
their
guests
enjoyed
a
rleasant
social
hour
under
con-enershio
of
Mrs.
L.
Tattersall.
were
Mrs.
H.
Roos,
Mrs.
J.
Garon
and
Mrs.
I..
Dniron
At
the
candy
table
were
Mrs.
G.
Fahey
and
Mrs.
H.
Schaffer
and
at
the
home
cooking
stall,
Mrs.
B.
Wells
and
Mrs.
W.
Bond.
The
world'i
largest'
vnban'f
crater
is
at
the
top
of
Poas
volcano
in
Costa
Rica.
mm
bowl,,
flanked
by
yellow
tapers,
centred
the
serving
table,
and
small
creen
vases
or
dalnlv
little
wild
flowers
in
white,
pink
and
mauve
were
on
the
tea
table.
Mrs.
A.
Brebner
received
guests
at
the
affair
and
Mrs.
G.
P.
Lvons
was
tea
room
convener,
assisted
H
the
kitchen
by
Mrs.
M.
Saun-
"rs,
Mrs.
S.
Comadina,
Mrs.
L.
Colussi,
Mrs.
Bert
Young
anu
Mrs.
I).
Delaney.
Girls
from
Grades
9
and
10
of
Annunciation
school
were
serviteurs,
and
Mrs.
F.
De
Blass
was
cashier.
Pouring
tea
were
Mrs.
H.
F.
has
everythin?
3,
3i
oweri
rap...-
ele
mi
an
1
IF
NOT
COMPLETELY
SATISFIED
AFTER
10-DAY
TRIAL
Uhii
U
lacJSenzie,
Prince
Steamer.
Rupert
SAILS
FOR
(Popular
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
...the
15
hp.
($3.55)
0une
$riJe'Clecl
Miss
Mary
Ellen
MacKenzie,
whose
marriage
to
Mr.
Harold
Marshall
will
take
place
here
June
23,
has
been
the
principal
at
a
series
of
pre-nuptial
social
events,
including
a
recipe
and
grocery
shower
yesterday
afternoon
and
a
miscellaneous
shower
earlier.
Miss
MacKenzle's
fellow
employees
honored
her
at
the
novel
YOUR
MONEY
No
pulling
Jc
No
skin
irritation
fa
Will
shave
any
beard
r
Rotary
cutting
action
REFUNDED
Only
27"
?3.00
Dow?
Super
Fatlwin
OUTIOAID
MOTO
NEWEST
1954
FEATURES!
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
Comfort
and
Service
t
For
reservations
wrtt
01
call
Oltv
or
Depot
Office
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Full-WidthCritperCovered
by
Glott
to
Seal
in
MoUt
Cold
and
keep
foodi
freth
Double
Utility
Tray
Smart
"Key
Largo'
Color.
3-Year
Protection
Plan
Really
Useful
Starogs
Door
.
.
.
Holdt
Full
Quart
Bortlet
of
Milk
Full-Width
Freezing
Compartment
hold
32
lb.
of
Froieri
Food
Big
I
I
cu.
ft.
capacity
E
Gives
0
fast'
cl2Qn
shave.
$j
qq
yeek
recipe
and
grocery
shower,
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
F.
J.
Hicks.
The
many
useful
gifts
were
wheeled
up
to
the
bride-elect
in
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
718
Second
Ave.
West
Phone
Blue
M2
Thll
advertisement
n
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ol
British
Columbia
I?
a
gaily
decorated
wheelbarrow
by
;
young
Jackie
and
Bobby
Payne,
after
which
refershmcnts
were
served.
Guests
included
Mrs.
J.
J.
Payne,
Mrs.
D.
H.
Payne,
Miss
D.
Benclix
,12
Ntw
1954
PHILCO
J
3Q
QC
I
7,
J
Refrigerator!
7
to
-
1
Best
deal
for
Dad
on
Father's
Day
is
a
deck
of
1
li'l.o
844
12
Cu.
Ft.
Priced
from
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
31J
Third
Ave.
W.
'
Phone
641
j
Sharpe,
Mrs.
E.
L.
Hartwig,
Lynne
Nickerson.
Phyllis
Taft,
Mrs.
B.
j
Craft,
Mrs.
E.
Odde.
Mrs.
C,
Young,
Mrs.
N.
Taylor,
Mrs.
M.
,
MacKenzie,
Miss
N.
McLeod,
Mrs,,
!
J.
Hicks.
I
Th
miscellaneous
shower,
at
the
home
of
Miss
Marjorie
Way,
I
saw
the
many
lovely
gifts
presented
to
the
bride-to-be
in
a
1
f
jf
Now
Only
AlMMWfflim
laree
and
brightly
decked
Mis
Mnrie
Hiltz
was
co-hostess
for
the
shower
which
saw
games
enjoyed
by
the
guests,
229
50
1
OFFERED
EXCLUSIVELY
IN
THE
PRINCE
RUPERT
AREA
A.
MacKEMZSE
FURHITURE
LTD.
K
Rood
place
to
buy
for
over
a
quarter
of
a
century"
08
Third
Avenue
Phone
775
PRINCE
RUPERT
CO-OPERATIVE
FISHERMEN'S
ASSOCIATION
t'ow
Bay
Phone
760
with
prizes
going
to
the
honoree
and
to
Dorothy
Marshall
and
Jean
Sharpe.
Invited
guests
Included
Mrs.
M.
MacKenzie.
Mrs.
H.
Marshall,
sr.,
Mrs.
H.
Tattersall,
Mrs.
E.
Hiltz,
Mrs.
B.
Way.
Miss
Mariorie
Tattersall,
Miss
Dorothy
Marshall,
Miss
Jean
Sharpe,
Miss
Marie
Lavlgne,
Miss
Elaine
Leifer,
Miss
Audrey
Hiltz,
Miss
Gayle
I.eeman,
Mrs.
Myrna
Kirk,
Mrs.
Vlnett
Macreko
and
Mrs.
Betty
Pedersen.
Wos
$289.50
R3
I
'
'
WO
RW
V
"HIS
WEEK
The
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Women's
Auxiliary
will
hold
its
annual
'tag
day
downtown
all
day
Saturday.
No
wringer
worries
No
set
tubs
No
vibration
No
bolting
down
No
spinning
Overflow
rinsing
On
casters
can
be
moved
Undertow
washing
action
A
tea
and
bake
sale
will
be
held
at
the
Lutheran
Church
Hall
Saturday
afternoon.
bispi
.
-if
I
;
.b
JtCapiain
Morgan
I
.
-
!
,
get
them
here
in
his
favorite
Arrow
collar
styles
1
Phone
McRAE
BROSJ
'
"
m
r-
'
i
v
,
,
"
$1
intlrt
mm)
fnn
,
j
Dor
Ifor
a
FREE
HOME
DEMONSTRATION
No
Father's
Day
is
ever
complete
without
a
few
new
Arrow
Whitesit's
the
traditional
gift
i
of
the
day
!
We're
ready
and
waiting
v.
ith
fresh
new
stocks
of
all
Dad's
Arrow
favorites
in
1
broadcloths,
Oxfords
and
airy
open-weaves,
with
harmonizing
Arrow
ties
and
handkerchiefs.
The
hig
day
is
not
too
far
off
.
.
.
better
hurry
in.
RCA
VICTOR
Long
Ploy
"BRIGADOON"
,
As
sung
by
the
original
cast
SEE
THE
PLAY
;
.
.
OWN
THE
RECORD
Amw
,Sliiits
$4.95
-Up
i
Captain
Morgan
De
Luxe
Rum,
the
result
of
more
than
a
score
of
years
of
preparation,
is
proudly
introduced
in
British
Columbia,
Canada's
most
discriminating
market
for
rum.
Captain
Morgan
Deluxe
owes
its
distinctive
character
and.
superb
quality
to
careful
selection
from
a
storehouse
of
the
world's
finest
rums.
These
have
been
brought
together
by
master
blenders
in
a
liqueur
nun
of
an
excellence
unequalled
anywhere.
Captain
Morgan
Ot
l
uxe
Rum,
available
now
in
limited
supply,
at
a
premium
price.
Captain
Morgan
RUM
Aluminum
cable
from
Canada
was
used
in
a
Peruvian
high-voltage
power
line,
installed
at
altitudes
of
from
13,000
to
1
5,000
feet
the
world's
highest.
Canada
supplied
not
only
the
cable
but
also
the
technical
assistance
required
on
this
record
job.
We
Imagine
that
aluminum's
light
weight
was
particularly
appreciated
by
the
.
llamas
or
whatever
other
beasts
of
burden
were
used
to
get
the
cable
to
the
top.
In
the
rugged
mountain
country
of
British
Columbia
where
Alean's
own
huge
Kiiiruat
development
is
going
on,
the
aluminum
transmission
lines
umsI
represent
another
record:
they
are
the
largest-diameter
overhead
power
lines
in
the
world.
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada,
Ltd.
(Alcan).
CREDIT
TERMS
AVAILABLE
Watts
&
Nickerson
MEN
S
WEAR
LIMITED
'THE
STORE
THAT
SERVICE
BUILT"
Phone
6
or
36
I
THIS
ADVHmSUAENT
IS
NOT
fUlUSMO
Ol
WSftAYED
till
UQUOH
CON1SOI
lOAUD
0
IV
THE
GOVEHNMEMI
Of
aWIISH
CQtUHUA,