Friday,
February
20,
l)ii
JCanada
Unable
to
Support
Population
Over
35
Million
spassing
Mitcheil-Nickerson
Rites
At
First
United
Church
I....
A
T
T-
fa
f
I
very
great
wastage
of
(,
Sanity
alloi
water.
Canada
is
physically
unable
ent
development
without
going
to
support
more
than
a
popu-
apy
further
north.
lation
of
35
million
at
the
pres-
Incidentally,
there
is
not
ent
iiving
standard
and
no
more
I
nearly
the
amount
of
arable
than
50
million
at
a
lower
land
in
the
Peace
River
coun-
Robinson
said
in
mountainous
3
C.
"we
have
the
water
in
;
abundance,
but
there
is
little
;
or
no
great
natural
storage
i
space,
and
the
tremendous
drop
i
.1
n1iiurami
riTM
unueci
cnurch
was
beautifully
decorated'
with
baskets
of
spring
flowers
and
ferns
for
the!
IT
PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE
'rc
.
.....
,.f
Mr
and
siarmara,
a
university
01
u
t.
i
try
as
has
been
publicized,
for
1
.
..
..
nth
word
of
and
geog
piuie.s&or
oi
geology
the
right
climate
as
well
as
the
right
soil
Is
needed
for
agricul
i
f
r
t
I
;
ture,
and
much
more
than
two
months
of
frost-free
climate,
to
raphy
told
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
here.
Prof.
J.
L.
Robinson,
who
gave
his
listeners
a
detailed
account
on
ttie
five
main
natural
resources
of
Canada
agriculture,
make
It
commercially
success
.ation-s
aim
K'"
upl,
celebrate
their
WP,idit.ir
anniversary.
ile
city,
the
couple
,.
and
active.
Mr-
0
grated
hi,
79th
la,,t
January
25,
still
be
sure
to
get
ful."
caiKiJi-iignt
weddinjr
last
night
of
Kathleen
Brannen,
eldest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Art
Nickerson,
and
Archibald
James,
only
son
of
Mr.
Charles
Mitchell
of
Oliver,
I5.C,
and
the
late
Mrs.
Mitchell.
The
Rev,
Lawrence
Bicber
conducted
the
double-ring
cere-
ornamented
with
fresh
flowers
'"jr.
i,nd
flanked
with
white
tulle
A
prelude
of
appropriate
and
white
tapers,
organ
music
was
beautifully;
Bervlteurs
were
Mrs.
Wllla
played
by
Mr.
Henry
Pluym
to
Ray.
Mrs.
Bill
Turner.
Mrs
Bon-
Turniliz
to
forests.
Dr.
ttohln-
forestry,
mining,
water
power
;
,n
said
all
the
forested
land
in
,
,,.,.,t
one
ii
iv
and
fisheries
Illustrated
how
'
the
country
is
only
equal
to
the
he
arrived
at
his
premise.
combined
areas
of
Quebec
and
old
'
n
week
to
visit
mm
He
said:
"At
present
only
Ontario,
which
is
one-third
of
s-ven
per
cent
of
the
total
area
the
total
area.
of
Canada
Is
used
for
agricui-,1
"In
the
east
the
trees
ar
tne
mrong
in
cnurcn.
rile
Sprinkle.
Mrs.
Gordon
Pof
The
bride,
with
her
striking
'enroth.
Miss
Marie
Boulter
ant
lure,
and
even
with
future
smaller
than
in
the
west,
an!
j
arable
development,
to
be
able
are
the
source
of
our
pulp
and
,
JrtmA&tojAtyuc
firth
djUBlit'-r,
Mrs.
R.
B.
skmnrr
Is
having
a
,
,,,,-r
party
fr
tlie
h,.r
butr.e-M
Borden
,v0
u-li-Kiaiii
to
rive
,ai
were
from
the
,','.
Milium,
and
their
i
Mp..
'Ula)
lj"J-
10
use
13
per
cenv
oi
canaaa
s
paper
industry,
in
the
west
are
:
total
land
area
is
the
maxi-1
the
lumber
forests,
and
in
B.C
;
mum
we
could
ever
hope
for.
we
are
cutting
four
times
as
This
is
becau.se
there
are
a
mil-
much
as
we
are
growing."
J
wedding
entourage,
approached
:
M'M
Dorothy
MacDonald.
Mrs.
the
altar
on
the
arm
of
her
Charles
Mills
poured,
father.
She
was
lovely
In
an
!
For
he
r
going
away
outfit
the
original
Elizabethan
model
of
brlde
chose
a
three-piece
tur-chantllly
lare
over
white
satin
l"olse
blue
gabardine
suit
with
and
bouffant-net.
with
a
sweet-
off-white
accessories
and
wore
heart
neckline.
A
floor-length
:
gardenia
corsage,
veil
of
appltqued
Illusion
net
I
Many
friends
bid
the
hand-fell
gracefully
from
her
coronet
"IC
e.ouple
"bon
voyage"
on
of
seed
pearls.
A
single
strand
tne
"learner
Prince
George.
Af-of
pearls,
the
gift
of
the
groom,
!
r
their
arrival
in
Vancouver,
and
a
bouque.
of
red
roses
wlthi10'"
wl"
motor
through
parts
i
lion
square
miles
of
absolutely!
Dr.
Robinson
explained
thij
h
,;l
Ninth
Vancouver.
Oie
bouquet
01
Iiowris
KENNKTII
B.
SMITH,
31-year-old
reporter
on
the
Hamilton
Spectator,
has
been
awarded
the
seventh
Kemsley
scholarship
In
Journalism.
He
will
pen4
a
yoar
In
Britain
paining
experience
In
the
various
offices
of
the
Kemsley
newspapers.
Object
of
the
annual
scholarship,
also
awarded
in
Australia.
New
Zealand
and
South
Africa,
is
to
encourage
an
exchange
of
ideas
and
experiences
among
British
and
Dominion
journalists
and
strengthen
Commonwealth
ties.
treeless
waste
in
tne
Arctic
re-
t
oy
saying
mat
It
takes
loo
years
gion
and
in
the
sub-arctic
re-1
to
grow
a
Douglas
fir
for
lum-gion
there
is
another
million
j
bcr,
and
we
have
left
only
square
miles
which
is
underlaid
enough
to
last
25
years
at
the
j
with
permafrost,
which
never
.
present
rate
of
cutting,
melts,
and
the
frost
free
season
j
He
said
mining
shows
a
more
;
and
a
mans
of
the
18..
the
Okanagan
and
friesla
and
stephanotls,
comple
W.,mcns
Co-ordlnai-y
al.,0
arrived
bright
a
innenter
by
,
t,
Kuix-it
before
the
.ncorporated
and
often
f
times
the
originals
UK
tlm
city.
He
lived
mented
the
bridal
ensemble.
lasts
only
two
months
on
the
;
optimistic
picture,
"for
the
I
average,
making
agriculture
lm-
j
tundamental
geology
of
the
Possible.
great
Canadian
Shield,
where
;
"Hudson
Bay,
a
great
body
of
occur
most
of
the
hard
rock
j
cold
water
fed
by
the
arctic
seas,
mineral,
is
still
unknown,
and
Vancouver
Island
before
returning
to
take
up
residence
at
the
Angus
Apartments.
Capt.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Lar-kln,
Vancouver,
grandparents
of
the
bride,
and
Mrs.
Roy
Lancaster,
Terrace,
aunt
of
the
bride,
were
out-of-town
guests.
i
ATTENDfr.D
BY
islSTKKS
The
bride
was
attended
by
her
two
sisters.
Miss
Alice
Nlck-i
erson.
as
mald-of-honor,
chose
a
yellow
nylon
net
over
satin
gown
with
a
Queen
Anne
bodice
i
of
alencon
lace
and
a
coronet
of
Up
r:)
Vessel
Owners
Elect
Helland
best
friend
is
his
Arrow
Shirt!
all
the
mineral
development
,
that
has
been
made
to
date
has
touched
only
the
merest
fringe
i
of
this
great
area."
Turning
to
water
power.
Dr.
never
gets
warmer
than
40
decrees
in
summer,
stretches
far
into
the
interior
of
Canada,
and
Influences
great
areas
around
it,
with
its
cold
air
masses
I
sweeping
south
and
west.
"Even
In
the
mis-namedj
prairie
provinces."
only
a
narrow
southern
portion
can
ever
be
used
agriculturally
because
of
the
great
cold
that
sweeps
.4
.(!;
Kiver
ni-ll
uic
J
,5
vu1"'d
through
1U-L
:,i.u-n
party
by
Fred
ri.vrd
to
be
one
of
the
J-
of
the
wee
and
ac-
,
several
of
the
Rue.iU
J.
ic
as
out
of
this
.
U
tl
was
so
far
out.
5:
i!
the
guests,
that
no
shortly
alter
10
j
.t
tuest
enjoyed
cork-
Harold
Helland
wa-
re-elected
president
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishing
Vessel
Owners
A.ssoeiation.
Others
elected
were:
vice
president,
Peir
ifork,
secretary,
Hans
Petersen.
ellow
net
embroidered
with
seed
pearls.
Miss
ttnden
Nickerson.
as
bridesmaid,
wore
a
bouffant
skirt
of
layered
blue
net
over
satin
with
a
bodice
of
Ice
blue
satin
and
a
coronet
of
blue
net
embroidered
with
seed
pearls.
Their
charming
costumes
were
accented
with
bouqueU
of
Dr.
MacDonald
Taking
Course
In
Pediatrics
PORTLAND
Dr
3.
A
Mac-donald.
Prince
Rurert.
B
C
is
across
so
much
of
Canada's
land
area,
but
the
'pioneer
fringe"
extending
up
to
tlie
Ftace
River
could
support
Uouble
the
pres-
spring
flowers
Trustees
are:
J.
Johnson,
Sami
Haugan
and
A.
Hu.soy.
j
Chairman
of
the
liver
com-i
mittee
Is
H.
Rensvold.
'
Mr.
Pat
Porter
was
best
man
one
of
39
physicians
from
the
and
ushers
were
Mr.
Bill
Turn-
Northwest
and
Canada
attend-er.
Mr.
Wally
Dell
and
Mr,
Bon-
Ing
a
three-day
postgraduate
nle
Sprinkle.
During
signing
of
course
In
pediatrics
at
the
Unl-the
register.
Mr.
Charlie
Roberts
verstty
of
Oregon
Medical
School,
sang
"1
11
Walk
Beside
You."
ae-!
The
first
session
opened
Mon-
-
..-
"BINGO
KING"
Automatic
Cards
The
"BINGO
KING"-
automatic
cards
do
away
with
wans,
buttons,
markers,
etc.
ind
are
a
necessity
at
any
lingo
party.
We
have
on
hand
3.000
care
ombinations
and
a
record
i
kept
on
file
of
color
and
card
numbers
of
each
individual
irder
so
that
when
you
reorder
we
do
not
duplicate
your
previous
order.
Please
specify
color
wanted
Price:
555.00
per
hundred,
plain;
S57.50
per
hundred
printed
with
your
name,
address,
etc.,
or
advertising.
DISTRIBUTED
BY:
SONS
OF
NORWAY
hile
frrcl
assured
all
p.aiiO-playlng
guest
aiiir.g
momentarily,'
bJor
(ndyl
Srotl
to
ifCt-.Olii
.
.
t
er.jifd
themselves,
irtinji.ir
Ted
Boulter,
jrlrri
drepiif.
and
the
pin
bowitng
team
hard
to
tc!l
who
was
jfiDve
to
whom
when
t
GforiiP
pulled
out
'
!'jr
Vancouver
Some
ii:.i!
txni
voyage
to
i-ompaniea
on
me
organ
by
Mr.
j
day
in
the
school
auditorium
i
Pluym
Thaf
i
right,
you
can
always
count
on
Arrow
for
the
lops
in
good
looks
and
good
wear.
The
M
toga
trade
mark
assure!
neat,
comfortable,
body-tapered
fit.
The
"Sanforized"
fabrics
won't
shrink
mora
than
1.
And
you
just
can't
beat
Arrow
collars
for
smart
styling!
Arrows
'
give
you
what
you
want
in
shirts
.
.
.
''
I
One
other
Canadian.
Dr.
Fred
R,
Downer
of
Vancouver,
Is
also
,
In
attendance.
The
course,
second
of
six
to
be
:
offered
during
the
winter
and
spring.
Is
designed
to
bring
the
TOAST
TO
THE
BRIDE
j
Rev
Sleber
proposed
the
toast
:
to
the
bride
at
a
reception
held
i
at
the
home
of
the
bride's
par-enU
at
909
Borden
Street
The
MASQUERADE
TONIGHT
Music
by
Mike
Colussi
and
Accompaniment
Refreshments
'
Everybody
Welcome
j
groom
replied
suitably
latest
Information
on
pediatrics
The
bride's
mother,
who
chose
to
physicians
In
general
practice
M'H
on
the
bridge
Select
Shopping
Service
03
West
Hastings
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Arrow
Dart
White
Arrow
Par
White
$4.95
S4.95
a
navy
blue
ensemble
romple-;
as
well
a
those
doctors
partlcu-I
mented
by
a
corsage
of
yellow
larly
interested
In
the
subteet.
j
rosebuds
and
baby.
ui,
received
!
In
addition
to
speakers
from
!
more
than
100
guests
who
came
the
medical
school
staff,
the
to
honor
the
bridal
rouple.
;
doctors
ill
hear
several
guest
j
-The
bridal
party
received
the
lecturers
Including
Dr.
Ralph
V.
felicitations
of
their
friends
Platou.
professor
of
pediatrics
under
a
celllng-hlgh
silver
1
from
Tulane
Vnlveslty
school
of
,
heart-shaped
archway
banked
medicine
;
with
flowers.
j
Mr.
Doug
Stevenson
read
con-
:
gratulatory
telegrams
f
rom
1
the
'dozens
of
others
it
to
bride
and
groom
I
Mrs
Archie
Mitchell
ii
J
Brrn
Armstrong,
o
taf
up
residence
In
dd.i.g
8unt.i
all
were
romj
and
ere
telling
.M
to
attend
the
re-jiut
the
wonderful
cake
made
by
Mrs,
intpson
.
.
.
'r.ii.g
sun
that
brought
everyone
i
faces
.
.
.
'
brliiht
the
Itoui
KrirtrU't
fare
last
out-of-town
friends
and
,
fHIH
IHIS
many
LIBERAL
MEETING
A
meetinu
of
'he
prince
Rupert
Riding
Liberal
Association
will
be
held
in
the
Civic
Centre
Tonight
Friday,
February
20
-
8:00
p.m.
Important
matters
to
be
di.seus.sed
include:
1.
Is
the
recent
Liquor
Committee's
Report
discriminating
to
certain
groups?
2.
Shuulit
the
administration
of
our
labor-management
relations
be
in
the
hands
of
a
part-time
Labour
Relations
Board?
S.
Should
our
hospital
insurance
be
voluntary
or
compulsory?
relatives.
The
wedding
table
was
centred
with
a
beautiful
and
Intricately
decorated
three-tier
cake.
!
Mrs.
Haines
Heads
Women's
FOR
HIGH
CLASS
PRINTING
IN
1953
As
Always
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
Dibb
Printing
Co.
Arrow
Plain
Colors
$4.95-5.95
FOR
THAT
WELL
DRESSED
.
LOOK-
WEAR
ARROW
SHIRTS
THE
BEST
QUALITY
AT
A
REASONABLE
PRICE.
Watts
&
Nickerson
Hear
E.
T
Applewhlate
ovt-r
tTPR
tonight
at
8
o'clock.
Ht
Women
of
the
Moose
Benefit
Variety
Show,
March
15.
Capitol
Theatre.
Ut
L.O
B
A.
bake
sale.
Gorjnn
At
Anderson's,
Feb.
21.
10
30
am.
'43.
Spring
coals
for
toddlers
now
arriving
at
the
Stork
Shoppc.
44i
Moose
whist
drive.
Saturday
Feb.
21.
Moose
Temple.
Everyone
welcome.
44
nial
Grneral
Motors
re
was
really
taken
n
wimp
2
noo
citizen
pi.l
the
doors
In
the
n
of
the
civic
Centre
new
cars
.
.
ho
drives
the
first
-ir.ade
Bunk
himself,
pr-iuriest
man
at
the
Kreetd
hundreds
.
.
.
were
few
who
didn't
wearing
a
bin
j
Group
Here
j
Mrs,
A.
L.
Haines
was
elected
president
of
the
Women'
Co-
ordlnatlng
Council
at
the
annual
j
meeting
In
the
Civic
Centre
yes-I
terday
afternoon.
She
succeeds
!
Mrs
T.
Norton
Youngs
!
Other
officers
elected
were:
j
Mrs.
W.
W.
Bowes,
vice-president;
j
Mrs.
A
C.
Olllls.
secretary,
and
j
Mrs.
Carl
Strand,
treasurer.
I
Fviviitiv
mrtiihen
ire'
Mrs
ration
in
the
lapel
of
PhONE
266
EE
L
E
I
S
A
i.ung
navy
blue
suit
"
hii"
Imbljy
ui
I,.,
"on,
iteu
more
Im-
83
Taxi
Owners"
Association
'regular
meeting
will
be
held
at
CariM-nters
Hall.
Sunday,
Fib.
j
22.
8
p.m.
'43i
i
Sons
of
Norway
nuif
.rjUerad'-.
.Friday.
Fib
20
Whist
cancel-!lcd.
Dance,
10-2
Refreshments
!
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wcl-
f-'h
the
Columbia
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J.
Boulter,
Mrs.
II
V.
Tatter-sall;
Mrs.
R,
J.
Pollock,
area
ex-offlclo.
Mrs
T
Norton
Younas.
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from
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Visiting
committees:
Hospital
come.
Music
by
Mike
Colu-i
Mr.
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and
accompaniment.
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around
-very
time
he
sees
It
!i.iined
at
the
com-The
ni
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who
made
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k,,w
anything
r
hf-n
they
started.
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certainly
did
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on
the
picture
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it
about
a
nd
says
he'll
see
n"re
times
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as
qulrk
r'l
on
the
biidnet
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it
didn't
arfect
"at'y
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Jean
Nison
up
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when
she
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Attention,
ne-'ihors
rf
the
Navy
League
of
Prince
Rupert.
I
he
next
meeting
will
take
place
In
the
wardroom
of
HMC'S
"CHATHAM"
at
8
o'clock
on
Friday.
Feb.
20,
1H53.
All
members
are
requested
to
attend
if
at
all
possible.
'1'.
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Dolron.
substitute.
Mrs.
O.
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Brett:
West
of
MrBrlde
Mrs.
T
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Mrs
J,
S.
Black:
Seal
Cove
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T.
Glenn,
Mrs.
W,
B
Skinner.
Press
correspondent
Mrs.
T.
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Norton
Youngs.
Auditor:
Mrs
J.
8.
Black.
Mrs.
A.
L.
Holtby.
atriry
sne
thing
for
?'
but
much
for
After
the
election
of
officers.!
the
new
president,
Mis.
Haines
took
the
chair
and
thanked
members
for
the
honor.
It
was
decided
that
the
executive
confer
with
the
president
of
the
Over
70
club,
Mrs.
M.
eck,
in
regard
to
a
social
for
Pioneer'
Day,
March
10.
LADIES'
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far
as
Jean's
t
"ouk
did
a
fine
p
wmtmucs
to
attract
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Burnett
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here
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