I
he
r-'itni.e
kupeit
Laily
Newu
Friday,
January
29,
1954
bassing
i
I
Gerry
Duffus
Heads
Terrace
Liberals
j
Special
to
The
Dully
News
Company
of
Canada,
shown
by
ciauae
Dale.
to
include
many
newcomers
in
Terrace,
and
planned
a
debate
on
some
current
topic
for
ihe
next
meeting.
reluctantly
,US
muniinn
that
an
inch
of
rain
The
group
also
discussed
reorganization
of
the
association
TERRACE.
More
than
100
persons
attended
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Terrace
Liberal
Association,
which
saw
Gerry
Duffus
elected
president
for
the
4
an
a
last
nirfni.
T
.
I
l.o
f.fllrl
new
term,
succeeding
Harry
!
on
January
i..
City
Newlyweds
Honeymoon
At
Vancouver
Island
Points
M
1
n
,l-
rinpr
WMm
mm
y,.ar
anu
me
juviwi
"embers
and
friends
,
M
freoh
.
.
.
n
frawlfy
conirratu-
King.
Other
officers
named
were
Jimmy
McKay,
first
vice-president;
John
lJousette,
second
vice-president;
Pierre
LeRos3,
secretary-trtsasurcr.
Honorary
officers
elected
were
Prime
Minister
Louis
St.
Laurent,
E.
T.
Kenney,
T.
O.
Maguire,
George
McAdams,
Ray
Skog-lund,
Fred
Fisher,
Lionel
Houle,
Claude
Dale.
Klwood
Brooks.
and
the
bride
has
been
taking
a
business
course
in
.Vancouver.
Both
were
born
and
schooled
in
Prince
Rupert.
Honeymooning
at
Victoria
and
other
Island
points
this
week
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Richard
R.
Wesch,
young
Prince
Rupert
couple,
who
were
married
Monday
at
a
charming
informal
ceremony
in
Shaughnessy
Heights
United
Church.
Van-
sewing
macEiIno
iiistallcd
presinciii
v
he
said
he
was
the
Gyros
had
se-"
enough
to
:,
young
arian
some
day.
latins
that
lie
was
h
to
be
born
in
t
thanked
the
Ir
playground
ef-tiit
he
was
among
-i
:'
U
A
Mrs.
A.
Sites
and
Mrs.
W.
a.
'
couver.
Atrill.
j
The
bride
is
Alice
Eugene.
The
meeting
heard
a
letter
j
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Art
from
E.
T.
(Ted)
Applewhaite,
Nickerson,
909
Borden
Street,
EUecna
MP,
explaining
ti.at
tx-j
r
nd
sroom,
RicUrd
Rupert
cessive
rainfall
had
delayed
Wescn,
is
son
of
Mrs.
Rose
Lind-road
construction
fof
the
air-
QU'st
of
this
city.
port
beam
station,
and
pledging
The
Rev.
C.
M.
Stewart
of-
a
little
uoy
I
,m
on
the
swings
.(Uijment
m
me
'Big
House'
To
Be
Heard
Here
Tonight
A
powerful
prison
life
titled
"The
Big
House"
will
be
heard
on
the
hour-long
Ford
Theatre
oroeram
at
8:30
tonight
on
CFPR.
Starring
Pat
O'Brien,
it
is
a
fast-moving
story
of
life
inside
a
prison
and
the
efforts
of
one
of
the
inmates
to
reform
and
go
"straight."
The
story
ends
dramatically
when
the
escape
ls
foiled
and
justice
finally
trlumpns.
tnat
work
would
be
pushed
in
j
nciated
at
the
double-ring
cere
tVl
the
spring
Snrlniy
I
mnnn
tr.-
for
n.UUl.
which
i
i.;j
mony
the
ident
Dr.
Duncan
(.iioS
Id
the
Gyro
the
lieutenapt-dHtrict
four,
t'arl
The
meeting
appointed
a
special
committee
to
review
tha
voters'
lis
with
reference
to
19-year-olds,
now
eligible
for
the
vote,
and
saw
a
film,
presented
to
Mr.
Kenney
by
the
Aluminum
Trrry
Stewart
-
r
'
s
,
t
-
r)
i
h
MMtMKm
iht-Sim,,.
inn
uf
iimmi
I
nd
how
to
handle
not
got
around
r
of
the
Mounted
in
marriage
by
her
mother,
was
lovely
in
an
ensemble
of
midnight
blue
and
summer
beige,
fhe
carried
a
white
prayerbook
with
red
and
wnite
roses.
Attending
the
bridal
pair
were
Miss
Donna
Weeks
of
Vancouver,
bridesmaid,
and
the
groom's
brother,
Mr.
Fred
Wesch
of
Vancouver,
bert
aiaj.
Following
the
ceremony,
the
newlyweds
left
for
a
honeymoon
on
the
Island.
They
will
return
to
Prince
Rupert
next
Wednesday.
The
groom
ls
an
employee
of
Kelly
Douglas
&
Co.
Ltd.
here,
PERSONALS
rl.
"I
suggest
you
;hem
and
if
I
hey
to
meetings
send
tod
for
th'-m
"
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
H.
Percivol
iitally.
has
Just
Toronto
where
Fred
E,
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
New
address:
.501
3rd
Ave.
W
Phone
Green
960
,
t
N;,in:l
Hot
key
He
walrlied
the
First
select
and
insert
a
pattern
disc-completely
automatically,
it
makes
the
fanciest
down
Dot?
oil
4-1
Vancouver
Pilot,
City
Girl
Exchange
Vows
in
Jamaica
P.i.ir,.
R,rt
and
Vancouver!
Rev.
Canon
J.
T.
Clark
con-shared
interest
In
the
recent
ducted
the
ceremony
in
st
An-weddine
.
.
.
.
ceremonv
In
KinirKlnn
t.,-i.u
i
t.
night.
.
Hoekey's
clown
there,
says
.n't
play
the
puck
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
G.
Bancroft,
202
Eighth
Avenue
West,
left
aboard
the
George
last
night
for
Victoria
where
they
will
make
their
new
home.
Mr.
Wally
Isherwood,
510
Sixth
Avenue
W,
also
left
aboard
the
George
for
a
holiday
in
the
south.
He
will
join
his
wife
and
daughter
v.ho
started
tjeir
holiday
several
weeks
ago.
Al.so.
bound
for
a
new
post
in
Victoria
is
Harry
McDowell
who
left
last
night
aboard
the
Geore.
Mr.
McDowell,
uhn
hnu
hwn
iitte
the
game
.
.
.
Double
exposure
to
comfort!
sewing
as
easy
as
playing
a
record!
Elno't
Exclusive
Open
Arm
teti
you
darn
socks,
mend
sleeves,
tic,
.
without
opening
seams.
.tto
laiwii
Lnuifii,
lor
wnicn
.
,
i
,
Jamaica,
which
united
Eleanor
the
bride
was
given
in
marriage
..
...
,
.
Hnu
Dy
uaplam
j
M
Farquharson.
Mrs.
John
R.
Carr.
925
Rnrripn
kh
..
man.
i
i
is
a
proud
man
.
he's
gut
a
new
s
bak"ry
and
he's
I
as
a
kid
with
a
ij.s
been
over
for
a
iUniers
remember
fotreet,
Prince
Rupert,
and
Allan
'length
gown
of
pale
blue
chan-llope
.Nlckl
Perclval,
son
of
Mr.
tilly
lace
with
a
Juliet
cap
en
.rnd
Mrs.
P.
H.
Perclval
of
Van-
tone,
securing
her
sheulder-
I
with
Canadian
National
Te!.?-1
graphs
here
for
the
past
year,
.
,
V.
'
.
4
,lm'l
length
veil.
She
carried
a
white
The
bride
a
graduate
of
St.
prayer
book
and
white
orchids
Pauls
Hospital
school
of
Nurs-
and
streamers
hirh
school
teaeh-
Here,
at
kit,
is
the
machine
that
docs
everything
you'll
ever
want
in
a
sewing
machine
it
darns,
embroiders,
monograms,
mends
almost
invisibly
.
.
.
plus
so
many
other
sewing
operations
too
numerous
to
mention.
It
even
makes
buttonholes
and
sews
on
buttons!
And
the
Llna
carries
a
lifetime
guarantee!
You
can
see
this
modern
sewing
miracle
right
in
your
own
liome
at
your
convenience
and
without
obligation.
You
can't
afford
to
buy
any
sewing
machine
li.illy.
He
sent
a
j
has
been
transferred
to
the
is-i
land
city.
'
.....
j
Mrs-
Maurice
Bryd;;es
and
son
j
;
aLso
left
last
night
aboard
the
j
!
George
for
Vancouver,
where
I
"
i
unvn.
I
tn
llnus
Frizell
i..
he
is
eiuoyins
i
but
misses
Ku-
a
fi'W
lay-,
last
'
Uiutrr.
He's
the
.tatuc
for
Marine
to
see
Iterl
iiind
over
to
him
ficii.
jiing
radar
ie
iiorUu
rn
area.
i
trouble
v.
it
h
ii
see
llert
about
tfdllliUV-U.
,
Hip
gnwHii
is
a1'
pilot
with
riiitiNh
West
Indies
Airways.
Vln'sCUJUJA
7tir--aM-Soj..
'
v
.
''hi
until
you
e
seen
an
Llna
!
Best
man
was
Mr.
Graeme
Hutton,
formerly
of
Prince
George.
A
delightful
gardei.
.eeeplion
was
held
at
the
honit
ol
Mr
and
Mrs.
Jack
Provens,
after
which
the
bridal
couple
left
on
their
honeymoon,
motoring
up
the
Jamaican
coast.
They
are
making
their
home
in
KinttMon.
they
will
make
their
home.
Mr.
j
Brydises
left
earlier,
driving
south.
j
Mr
and
Mrs.
Jack
J.
Judge,
746
Taylor
Street,
also
were
passengers
aboard
the
George,'
bound
for
Vancouver
where
they
;
w
ill
attend
tlie
wedding
of
h"r
niece,
and
holiday
for
tw
!
weeks.
'
Only
$30.00
Down
$15.00
Month
I
Zv
Jvetl
crv
.
.
easy
cse!il
fesxtc
i
Arrow
More
than
100
men
and
bovs
-
m
GABANARO
with
amazingly
comfortable
new
AKAtOt.D
collar
$6.95
!i!y
for
two
days
s
Jack
Waililell,
federal
civil
ser-.
maiii
s
a
trip
.cuiiver
home
to
out
"very
thiee
is
a
lot
of
praise
doesn
t
mind
the
happy
to
be
here
el
shivered
in
tin'
es
none
to
Port
3-SPEED
RECORD
iier
meetings
be-
;attiMuled
a
bean
feed
in
the
An-
Ighcan
Cathedral
hall
when
members,
of
the
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Men's
Club
enU'rtnl'i-ed
their
own
sons,
boys
of
the
;
First
Prince
Rupert
Scouts
and
eubs
mid
their
fmhers
-md
Second
Prince
Rupert
Scouts
and
fathers.
K.riri
Fnure,
group
commit
lee
ehuliniiin.
presided
at
the
session
which
saw
a
film
on
halibut
fishinu
in
Alaskan
waters
shown
by
Carl
fiiskc,
and
a
brief
address
of
greeting
bv
Scout
Commissioner
F.
E.
Anfield.
To
wind
up
the
evening.
Scout-ers
O.
Van
Roche
and
Hurry
Winstonc
led
the
boys
In
several
Scouting
gumcji.
The
Cathedral
Men's
Club
(sponsors
the
First
Prince
Rupert
i
Scout
group.
This
sport
shirt
is
really
versatile
.
.
.
ready
for
you
to
go
places
dressed
up
with
the
comfortable,
low-setting
Arafold
collar
worn
closed
and
with
a
tie.
Come
pipe-and-slipper-time,
off
with
your
tie,
unbutton
your
collar,
you've
one
of
the
neatest
sport
shirts
you've
ever
seen.
Fine
washable
rayon
gabardine.
Wide
choice
of
colors.
Saddle-stitched
collar
and
pocket
flaps.
Stop
in
today
for
the
sport
shirt
that
tops
them
all
.
.
.
Arrow
"Gabanaro".-
ill
your
exact
afrere
Irtiglh
LAYER
A
growing
family
needs
plenty
of
fresh
milk.
The
best
way
to
obtain
this
milk
is
to
phone
18
for
home
delivery
of
that
farm-fresh
Northland
Dairy
Milk
PLUS
SIX
DOLLARS
WORTH
OF
RECORDS
OF
YOUR
CHOICE
ONLY
home
h.in
high
at
the
in
n
Jrannir
Itam-
iitslandmg
match
i'igbt
friim
the
.
.
That
cheering
ii-cmli'r
could
be
wide
urea
vs
of
wire
trouble
I'll
and
radio
lines
quite,
a
chore
for
"""icers
.
.
.
the
;
.Mel
Thompson's
lit
chuckles
from
ie
record
lie
was
'I
to
a
crawl
when
'Wiled.
Said
Mel:
'I
to
slow
down
imcbotlv
off
(
omplclc
with
i;,
Rl'M
spindle
CiinipMely
automatic
Hcuilily
attached
to
any
radio
Northland
Dairy
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
i
MEN'S
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Group
Planning
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lightweight
arm
1
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TKRMS
V
'
,,
.
,
,
HHt
AKKOW
SPOUT
SI1IKTS
,4
ll
.-
.
WfKiilr
just
got
t.
cimnaien
nvcr
.f
in
winter
sessions
Got-AH
Memfccrs
of
rami
Valentine
Dance
Decision
to
stage
a
Valentine
Ciibiiect
dance
was
made
when
u'cmtirrs
of
the
executive
of
the
"i'tvHInn
National
Recreational
v-"inlon
met
this
week.
The
groui)
plannrd
to
stage
"ie
diinre
February
13
at
the
Icii)
fiuh
hall,
for
members
nidy.
Committees
In
charge
Include
Mi
Mary
I'ovtuk,
refreslinient.s,
"'-
nciii-
Pavlikis.
decorations,
''ceil
shut,,
and
Mtss
Pavlikis.
tickets,
Lloyd
I.ahtl
and
Joe
i
1
I
i
y
mi
FEBRUARY
'e
Theatre
group.
'n'y
these
days
Is
"Pie
will
be'
out
to
see
the
plav
I'rntre.
He's
ls
The
play
js
by
the
Terrace
Si
14fh
I
is
f
ii
idler
a
jaunt
t
"D'
Stunwoml.
'THE
V
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HOUSE'
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i
1
i
a
week
ai;o
nl1ti
Valentine's
Day
'fficulty
uratsinir
U!
V
ellniate.
I.nrrv
Kicnbauer.
i
Proi'eeris
from
the
dance
will
!
go
Into
the
recreational
fund.
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j
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record
1,700.000
persons
vLs-:
ited
the
.shrine
of
St.
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near
Quebec
City,
In
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1053.
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0
b"y
a
pair
nf
fvre
along
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