tocnnss
iiu
Pmce
Rupert
Daily
r4e
Monday,
February
9,
1053
.
With
Sanlj
ds
f
rrank
Vlckers
can
Mtt.
Word
was
received
,,r
Hi,.
eek-cnd
that
the
city
treasurer
and
iong-sident
here
until
his
re-1
12
years
ago,
In
safe.
IODE
Tag
Day
Nets
$475
For
Flood
Relief
.
Fund
TOMORROW
IS
THE
10th
Four
Receive
Major
Degrees
Four
girls
received
their
Majority
Dturee
and
became
Honorary
members,
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
Job's
Daughters.
They
were
Barbara
Burnett,
Joanne
Langrldge,
Marlon
8hen-
'
ton
and
Diane
Gilker.
Honored
Queen
Margit
Mac-arthur
presided
over
the
meeting.
The
girls
voted
unanimously
to
donate
$50
to
the
flood
relief
fund.
At
the
social
which
followed
I
the
meetine.
mnvincr
nirinru
lis
been
living
in
Mapie-
The
IODE
held
its
most
successful
tag
day
in
years
here
Saturday
to
clear
$175
for
the
British
and
European
Hood
'Relief
Fund.
in
full
you'll
By
paying
all
charge
accounts
by
the
10th
of
each
month
protect
your
credit.
Official
in
charge
thanked
all
volunteer
canvas!-
unH
'ho
EtlgllMl
MIH
uulKiiu
ried
by
the
raging
Irish
Hie
past
fortnight,
since
g
OTM'US.
etter
to
friends,
he
said
M
gave
lusl
10
lu
evacuate
as
the
d
risen
two
feet
fHE
EXPERTS
citizen
who
gave
toward
the
fund.
In
particular,
said
IODE
mem-
3'
-
-
O
LO
bers,
"we
winh
to
thank
.11
th!were
lakf,n
of
li
Kirla,
their;
.
.
.
i
r
TWO
CANADIAN
RF.D
CROSS
CIRI
vT
."i
i
Calgary
and
Sheila
ItouglL
o?
"u
I
Ck
'le,t'
of
Canadian
army.
ll
t
'
h?'
bewi
awarded
the
"A
GOOD
CREDIT
RECORD
IS
YOUR
BEST
REFERENCE"
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Credit
-
Grantors'
Association
,IS
dome,
lie
and
Mr.
jrubix-d
a
small
bagful
:,ai
belongings
and
were
Nottingham
where
they
lUf
with
their
daughter,
u,i
skes,
former
school
in
Frini
e
HiiH-rt.
eft
tli'-ir
home
on
Feb-Mi
i
ker.
sulci,
In
his
lie
k.Uil
It
wan
a
by
KAY
REX
,
CaniKnao
Prats
Sua
Writer
It
gives
the
children
a
feeling
of
Importance
If
you
let
them
share
occasionally
In
preparation
of
their
school
lunches.
Once
or
twice
weeklv
young
school
derful
children,
lob"
who
did
a
won-j
Eel,
Mittneu
an,!
and
?
Bob
Jh
tf"
Macarthur.
ft
Al6X
:
'
1.
,.
be'ng
the
10th
birthday
of
fiiapter
had
about
lhe
local
Bhel,
a
beautiful
,n
30
children,
u
but
when
head
j
birthday
cake
was
cut
by
the
were
counted
Saturday
morning
j
honored
queen
assisted
by
trie
more
than
50
were
on
the
job.
(four
past
honored
Queens
Little
Bobby
Augier
ws
top
tag-i
Present.
Ice
cream,
donated
by
ger,
collecting
$24.69.
associate
guardian
George
Dawe3,
"The
response
was
wonderful,"
I
wa
enJ
oyed
bv
everyone.
ald
Mrs.
Cliff
Ham,
municipal
:
.
E"tertainment
consisted
of
a
first
vice-president
of
the
IOUK,
i
M
b?
"'-'c
Sirand
on
the
,
adding
that
the
proceeds
will
bep,lan0
and
Judv
Ltoyd
'th
the;
sent
to
the
provincial
president!
,rlnfV
vocal
duet
y
Joanne;
in
Vancouver
for
forwarding
I
L?nerklBe
and
Alex
Mitchell,
and
oversea.
w
'
plano
Wjlos
y
olive
Strand.
.
j
1
Mi-"
Strand
provided
music
for
i
iiMiir
became
city
treas-r
Mr
Vn'kei
retired.
'.I,nil,ti'-.i
lii
thlx
elty
Dancing
Star,
June
Haver
Leaves
Movi
in
R0
a
oi.e
leg
lu
i
siana
manu
on
on
luiid
i.uiiil
-
w
v.ui
I
1
(J
I
I
aft
"t
vera,
yeara
of
?
prayer
.1"
to
il'
on
movle-lund
for
the
iZ
.Tl
'something
I
have
(
unstable
uie
caKewaiK.
The
cakes
were
made
and
donated
by
the
officers,
i
.nun
i.
"
-nmpjaung
for
the
last
i
i
(tt
n
una
T
..
.
Holy
Name
Men
Enjoy
Pictures
Kicky
may
ocrape
and
waoh
the
carroU
which
then
are
wrapped
in
wax
paper
and
put
ln
the
Junch
to
be
eaten
with
the
sandwiches.
Perhaps
PaUy,
whoa
old
enough
to
take
Interest
ln
cooking,
will
agree
to
give
up
a
couple
of
houra
of
her
Saturday
morning
to
bake
a
batch
of
cookies.
The
kindergarten
age
might
be
permitted
to
select
three
lots
of
date,
raisins
or
nuU,
for
herself,
brother
and
sUter,
to
go
Into
the
lunch
package
a
"dessert."
If
you
let
the
youngster
make1
a
game
of
It
you'll
find
them
even
more
ea.er
to
relieve
mm
of
The
Zfl-year-oUi
blonde
danc-be
ntrl
I,"?
to
a
b
Sie
r
of
Charity,
Ing
star
hoe
aalarv
.
with
the
alo
brought
her
peZTal
tZ.
'
t
T""1
t'nSn
;8-r
64
Take
Part.
In
Weekly
aatau-mentaaymg:
"""
Lhi
"
"
..e
A
good
turnout
of
members
of
the
Holy
Name
Society
enjoyed
three
short
films
at
the
general
monthly
meeting
last
night
In
Moose
Party
"uviuaie
01
work
and
prayer
ike
uiio
broke
his
leg
ulule
shovelling
enow
f
id,
(in
.il
In
rhaige
lire
bu..t.
had
the
rut
leg
in
hospital
on
ai
d
(
unstable
Mac-imw
hobbling
around
lies
.
.
between
the
and
e:ty
of
fl
e.
He
got
:.(t
rat
last
Friday
,iir
Tailor
Is
watching
if
the
foree
closely
.
,
,
ijht
hen
he
said
most
.T.e
In
threes
,
,
.
rlt
v
bull
pliiver
Wall
brother
of
tlida
John-
m
San
Francisco
In
buuness
The
big
J.piiier
ho
left
for
.Iter
getting
hlii
dls-m
the
army,
geu
the
-s
and
is
keetnne
traek
Gyros
Retain
Curling
Title
Annunciation
School.
.
sixty-four
persons
took
part
The
film,
courtesy
of
the
film
1
In
the
Moose
whist
party
Satur-councll,
dealt
with
the
preven-
day
night,
tion
of
cancer,
construction
of
an
Ladies'
first
prize
was
decided
igloo
In
the
far
rtorth
and
oyster!
with
a
cut
between
Mrs.
J.
Mac-fishing
In
New
Brunswick.
!Dougal
and
Mrs.
E.
Reil.
which
John
rnmnrllna
mi
a
.nn,,;ni.j
Mrs.
Reil
Wnn
K.i-i
nH
Vf
u
at
the
end
of
my
two
years
of
prepartlon,
my
religious
superior
Judge
that
1
am
able
to
do
thl.
I
shall
consecrate
myaelf
by
vow
to
thU
kind
of
life
.
.
,".
Mis
Haver
sold
her
hnmo
.
this
tedious
Job.
They
could
have
a
surprise
lunch
onr
a
week
when
each
ha
a
special
Job
to
With
Easy
Win
C
lit
)
PgVALClTV
I
,
CARRED
FOODS
f
,
,,
V..
rfuU.'ln
Ik.
...
.
,...
'
J
lUfTViiitrol
j
year
ago
and
recently
auctioned
oe
aotu
secret
v.
"j.
i
-
.ii
i.vi..
v..u..l.llb
1.UIIU111
ucr
,
.
...
.
.
It.
i
Mens
first:
Oscar
Oisk
with
the
one
who
prepares
the;
for
the
St.
Patricks
banquet;
scheduled
for
March
17.
iond-
H
Deane-freeman.
Ph.,
Lyon
reportedon
the
JeS
wan
a
AeruaUonaS
display
of
t"ims.
closed
her
apart-rock
heaving,
the
Oyro
Ciub
re-
Tk
"w
m.oved
ln
"itn
ner
talned
iu
curling
formerly
"othel"'
Mr
Marie
Ittestad.
Bhe
bridge-championship
,,r,mlnaU'd
her
nine-year
ln
the
an-
.
nuai
comwtition
witr.
,h?
V.
SASOcUt,on
Century-
oaiiuwiiiiFt
wnai
Kina
or
sandwiches
they'll
be.
but
If
a
see-ret
from
the
others.
ary
Club
by
h"
mmt
rtrent
co"-and
winning
two
game
,
.
tying
the
third
am";
tract
running
to
Feb.
20.
i
me
town
happenings
"e.
.una
ana
sale
volun-;
and
Oscar
U
NCII
81GCESTIONS
GLske,
which
Mr.
!
r
Nassers
were
needed.
He
Giske
won.
One
hot
dish
U
a
must
for
each
take-away
lunch
on
cold-jout".necl
plans
of
tne
flood
corn-
The
door
Pze
was
won
by
Mr.
weather
day.
For
Instance
a
j
mlUe
'
the
city
this
week
for
Kht"1".'1'
...
can
contain
hot
Collecting
money
to
help
the
L
ern
J
VSe'and
Mrs
Amonr
manv
;
'
led
hPr
last
J
PWre.
The
contest
wa
cha,,0,rf
r,
briri.
1,w
K
uoor."
a
musical
r
I.:..
"
ru
"'
comedy
with
Dan
Dallev.
laatl"'"'"?,
thermos
bottle
u,e
...
....
.,.,uiUI
pys,caI
Ilt.
;
November
and
haa
done
nr
nv,.
veea01
vegetable
touD
UP
.r.
i""
n.
Muncey.
.r,rftt..,u
i,
.
.u
I-r.rb
.ii,
Tk.
I
"
tisiig,(
kitcica
muitcu
beef
and
pickle,
or
aalmon
and
I
:
!
it
-nx
,1
T
ibaoly
see
Have
Abel,
c
head
for
the
train-i
in
California
next
ave
ook
on
a
new
type
t
iVt
wwk
when
he
.d
clothes'
to
do
lome
)
ork
around
the
s
Art
Murray
said
the
f
would
be
Invaluable
r
pair
boy
In
Prince
hirlir
Runn.
dived
In-mllv
aatern
of
Coal
ceiery-on
whole
wheat
bread.
A
raw
carrot
or
two
Is
good
In
t
K
.
ri
.
1
1..
J
.
.
1
.
V.
;
1
-I
For
their
victory
the
Gyros
re-
be
released
tain
for
another
year
the
hand-1
Born
June
Stovenour
in
Roc
k
Mime
wooden
trophy
which
re-!
Island.
111
.
Miss
Haver
came
to
aemblea
tne
huo
of
,
wagon
;
Beverly
Hills.
Calif.,
as
a
young-wheel.
;
ter.
She
sane
with
TVrt
n
L
..1
".11
uaii;
Ul
fc
Ul
CtUJU.
I
Oatmeal
cookie
would
be
easy
for
Pat.
iv
to
make
on
her
Rat
nr.'
Player
In
the
first
gan.e,
RiU"
band,
then
went
Into
the
whldi
the
Oyros
won
12-5.
wrre:
movies
In
1M4
at
$75
a
week.
f
i
V
T
lit
SI
Mill..
.
I.
.
.
.
1
R
1
1
1
AC
hr
....
I
.
....
-
1
day
home
from
school.
Ingredients:
...
.
...
muiri,
ami.
w
liu
I
cy-
"i"'":
wi
M
fllu
-
Jor,
Btil
Btone.
Oeore
Murray.
led-
traRe1y
clouded
her
life.
In
Hotanans
Jim
Notman,
klo:
'
lW
he
I"P1
with
Jimmy
J'.lto.
ancouver.
last
week
In
Doug
rruueil.
Jack
Mu.alU-m.
One
cup
u(tar.
one
cup
butter
or
margarine;
one
half
cup
sour
j
milk;
two
esgs,
one
teaspoon
soda;
two
cups
oatmeal:
two
cuo
white
flour:
one
cup
chop-ped
date
or
raisins.
'
mpt
to
stive
the
life
i
-
.
ho
i
skipper
of
the
'
Si-iner.
plunged
from
after
a
rrewmember.
Harry
Black.
Player
in
the
ccor.d
gam.!1,
which
the
Oyras
won
17-5.
w
re:
Oyrcii-led
Boulter,
.skip;
Ji
Scott.
Bill
Lambie.
Jack
tJniKav
Mix
the
ingredients
and
roll
"
.
.
1.
1
i.a
;
r
they
were
married
in
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
But
the
msr-rla-e
ended
In
divorce
a
few
1
months
later.
i
She
resumed
gn
old
friendship
:wlth
a
dentist.
Dr.
John
D-ik.
and
they
pla..ned
to
ma-rv.
but
he
died
after
a
short
Illness
In
.October.
IMS).
on
lightly
floured
board.
Cut
i
to
pav,
a
ln,
over
to
I
Kotanaru-Koy
Colllson,
Aki;
;
In
souares
or
with
a
cookie-cut
er
Bake
in
moderate
oven
until
brown.
1.K
-'
J
-'
..Ci
:
j
Don
Ritchie,
John
MacLeod.
Bill
McAra
j
Players
in
the
third
gam;
i
which
wa
tied
8-8,
were:
Gyros
(o
flunn.
brother
of
the
n
the
bridge
of
"
and
Juniix-d
10
ttvt
to
throw
r--ue
lines
i
but
he
didn't
grab
riie
then
dove
In
rmi
11
....w.
1
WMI,
ciK.lf,
u.
11
reade
rs
Mitri
I
Parker,
Dom
Dominato.
Oreene;
Rolartans
Neely
Moore,
i
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10,
Sio'.e
Building
Phone
Blue
593
I'rrtrrwn.
and
Harold.
Art
Nlckerson.
Herb
Young,
Ire-
S
O
N,
mwllng
Monday
Feb-vor
Johnson.
!
ruary
9.
I
pm.
,
,33,
Tea
wa
erved
at
the
con-1
elusion.
Ropjilur
Moose!
vi'r.t
.
.
i
v-y'iil
1-
v
inn
1
lU'Stluy,
:
Feb.
10.
8
D
m.
:
4i
Uli
Color
Tells
Your
Thought
On
Valentine
"
"itipiK-r
put
carl.vin
"ir
fiat
but
he
failed
:
to
artihcmi
resnira-resruers
believe
farl-f
a
heart
attack
were
prenarltn
to
1
'
go
rrab
fhhlitR
ir-fKletit
t,,k
p(l(.(
!"
l
ittle
Princexs"
'tciimotl
griicefully
srxir
Piiiulay
niorn-
li.K
earlv
nT.s
who
"fted
t),P
pr)n,.pM
r
Nrnh
has
hern
In.
-inniiul
overhaul
,
""'w
is
mi
the
wavs
t
hrn.n
lw
...
.
7
-
U
you're
going
to
aend
Valen
United
Church
Valentine
tea
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
A
Domln-
,
4.
to.
500
Taylor
Street.
Thursday,
Feb.
12,
from
2.30-5
p.m.
(35t
Canvassers
urgently
wanted
for
FKkkI
relief
drive
on
Thurs-
:
i
day
and
Friday.
Feb.
12
and
13
Phone
Green
Blue
272.
(35
;
ETMS
VALENTINE
PARTY
'
next
Saturday
night.
Andy
Mc-
Naughton
at
the
piano.
Admis-
'
sicin
$150
per
couple.
1371
tines
this
year,
sign
them
In
colors
that
will
tell
the
recipient
alma-,!
us
niuih
as
the
message
In
Hie
Va'entlnd.
If
our
Valentine
1
going
to
a
new
love,
sign
it
with
purple
illk
to
rff-nnte
vimr
atf.ir
I
''nime
me
f
iiiithi
U(,r
l)inne
H'-t.
(.ill,..
,
.
.
FOR
HIGH
CLASS
PRINTING
IN
1953
As
Always
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
0
Dibb
Printing
Co.
For
an
old.
tried
and
true
love.
j
THIS
WEEK
.IIU
is
"'
M
f-xils
Hospital
'
"'"'lid
yrar
nf
one
home
fr
,
vl;ll
.v,''
her
cap
Ulst
use
green.
That
will
indicate
There
will
be
a
meeting
i.r
F.Iks
on
Wedniwlav
at
g
p.m.
in
the
Flks'
Hall.
This
meeting
wan
previously
M-t
for
Thursday.
Fir.t
annual
general
11
ice
lint
of
Ihr
Aii
fariel
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in
the
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love
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everluslins
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For
someone
you
hope
to
make
i
I
your
true
Live
some
day,
u
e
red
!
That
will
denote
a
hopeful
love,
j
Ihoje
hints
cair.c
from
jcrlyn;
Madison,
writing
consultant
for
the
SlKia.'frr
tt
4
Company,
who
says
purple
ls
the
mckst
roinatl:
color
for
letier
writing,
follcwed
by
red.
Green
Is
mot
sultubla
to
express
long-standing
alfec-llon.
Black
and
blue'
Ink?
are
Milt-able
for
signing
Valentines,
says
,
Miss
Madison,
but
they
lark
the
i
rcnantlo
appeal
of
passionate
purple,
gallant
green
or
romantic
,
red.
,a-orklntt
miner
In
;-"'ry
arter
the
rentury.
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SLIPPERS
FOR
MEN,
WOMEN
AND
CHILDREN
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,
,
l
was
.
Mrs.
Q
Giske
Wins
Prize
I
There
were
12
tables
of
whist
at
the
Sons
of
Norway
weekly
party
at
which
Mrs.
O.
Ol.ske
won
ladles'
first
prize
and
Anton
Martlnusen
won
first
prize
for
'
men.
STILL
ON
SALE
;;"
He
death
In
nt
'
m
m
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1
1
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In
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known
nd
other
m
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-
-
liners
of
lfliflnj
'earn
for
Mrs.
mrj.
Lena
ijcna
Amoth
sniom
was
was
second
secona
In
in
r.illv
f,
rii
y'mlll
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t
7i,
,lle
lRrlips'
Lester
Frnnkten
f
'rf
OenrJ
u
'011
econd
prize
among
men
ns
oner
.TWnrklni1
'fl1
M
Inning
the
chair
prize.
'
anrt
!L,,n
wl,h
Mrs'
A-
Dumas
won
the
door
Availab'e
at
Available
of
5
O
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20
DISCOUNT
Fashion
Footwear
of
1
,
'
'"me
a
n'n
anri
PARKER'S
..1'
UL,
Vogue
Shoes
Limited
'
51
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"Shn,.
....
prize.
In
charce
of
arrangements
were
Miss
Ellen
Wasscnc.
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
Emll
Petersen,
Herman
Rensvold,
Mrs.
Annette
Ander-"n
iind
Vlrger
Rakkeu.
xas
s
t,,
'
the
k'iown
hv
k.
Phone
5S0
Third
Ave.
W.
Green
595
506
3rd
W.
Box
$38