Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
April
14,
1952
jo
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,
Local
Europe
leectij
7
3
ounieu,
aLJance
a
n
d
pie
of
Europe.
This
was
decided
Mary
Chapters
joined
to
hear
upon
as
a
worthy
activity
at
the
an
interesting
address
by
Mrs.
monthly
meeting
of
the
chap-
Fred
Antrobus
on
the.
work
of
ter
last
week
in
Civic
Centre
the
Cancer
Society,
with
the
regent,
Mrs.
G.
P.j
First
prize
in
a
stocking
raf-Lyons,
in
the
chair.
fie
was
won
by
Mrs.
E.
E.
Yager
PERSONAL
As
part
of
its
"Services
at
Home
and
Abroad"
work,
bers
of
Cambrai
Chapter,
Im-
Twelve
tables
of
whist
were
enoyed
Saturday
evening
at
the
weekly
whist
tournament
at
the
;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
Antilla
of
P"11
uraer
uaugnter.
oi
me
Jea
Miss
V.
Morrow
made
the
L
The
meeting
said
farewell
to
with
ticket
No.
318,
and
me
sec-
U
Sailer
ivum.se
lempie.
uancing
ionowea,
a,
.p(,kenri
to
Francois
Lake
are-in
the
city
empire,
are
going
w
raase
up
i
w.nmi
nrize
was
won
bv
Dr.
Hec
'J
cards;
with
music
by
Johnny'
the
steamer
Ca
spending
the
Easter
week
with
blankets
from
al
woollens
and
j
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.
to
MacDond.
"
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i
rnr,arrt
frw.m
tn
fh
rtr-friv
npn-
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Bond's
Rupert
Rangers.
mosun.
rvus.
nuuuas
momer,
ivirs.
ttuo-
-
.........
j
ing
the
city
soon
to
take
up
fu
Wan,
fbiiiHflileri
2)ra
'J
The
prize-winners
at
cards
were:
ladies'
first,
Jean
Johan-sen;
ladies'
second,
Mrs.
O.
Ste-gavig;
men's
first,
A.
E.
Nor-
ture
residence
at
Ocean
Falls.
!
At
the
close
of
the
meeting
If
you
mast
.sell
it,
advertise
members
of
Cambrai
and
Queen
it
NEWS
CLASSIFIED.
eri
uoroon,
Leeds
apartments.
Rev
Father
Thomas
McNa-
j
mara
OMI,
returned
to
the
city
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Hector
MacDon-,.n
thP
Princess
Norah
this
morn-
aid
and
child
returned
to
the
jQuiet
Rites
For
Infant
'
f)f
people
thronged
the
beautifully
decode
ballroom
for
Job's
Daughters
Easter
4
It
was
a
real
success
both
socially
and
ton;
second,
A.
E.
Chilton.
The
pool
prte
was
won
by
Mrs.
E.
S.
Martin.
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon,
Mrs.
F.
Good
ing
from
a
trip
to
Kemano
on
city
on
the
camosun
last
eve-eeclesiasiical
duties.
i
ning
after
making
the
round
trip
,
to
Masset
Inlet.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jesse
Bridden
i
After
a
service
in
the
Gren-
St
iiie
vllle
Court
chapel
of
the
B.
C.
Comfort
cine
and
Mrs.
Harold
Muncey
had
sailed
Friday
night
by
the
Cam-
J.
A.
Rutherford
BCLS,
who.
i
Undertakers,
interment
took
chan-e
of
the
serving
of
refresh-
j
osun
on
their
return
to
their
returned
recently
from
the
Queen
;
.
SatUrdav
afternoon
in
muno
.
ot
Mcco
attar
a
Kiv
Charlotte
Islands
to
enter
hos-i
.
.
.
...
flie
guests
were
received
by
Miss
Heather
ored
Queen
of
the
bethel.
mcitary
remarks
'
f
I,
decorations.
Selfridge
of
Seattle,
won
by
Mrs.
;
W.
Spears.
t
,
ere
most
at-,
,
,
Vwtpr
motif.
'
Vanity
doll
made
and
donated
City
Qo
',VJ"'
ijpairview
vemeiery
oi
me
cvci-
,
,,
.
,
,.
months'
trip
to
England.
Ip.tal
continues
to
gradually
re-:
montn.old
Sandra,
of
"
"
cover
from
his
illness.
.
Mrs.
S.
E.
Parker,
who
now
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
urnf
Wilfrid
vr,
Prince,
uni
601
makes
her
home
at
Sechet,
ar-j
Friends
have
heard
from
Maj.jEightn
Avenue
East.
The
child
rived
in
the
city
on
the
Coquit-
,
r.
Lahiff
who,
since
moving
j
died
last
Wednesday
at
the
lam
last
evening
for
a
visit
with
'
f
r0m
here
some
years
ago
to
home.
Rev.
Canon
Basil
her
son,
Robert
Parker,
and
New
Westminster,
lives
at
the
Prockter
officiated,
daughter,
Mrs.
Ralph
Hood.
j
Derby
Occupational
Centre.
He
i
toe3
LADIES
SHOES
.'
fay
Miss
Mu"el
Shier,
won
by,
,;
;instead
jniornn.
of
a
con
,
of
,
ppiece
Bojes
Qf
home
djppcd
chQ(o
'
a
ni1ue
lates,
made
by
'
Mrs.
W.
D.
McAra,'
Fjster
animals
.
.
...
:
Jo
Cliurcli
is
well
and
not
long
ago
at
.
Shaughnessy
Hospital
had
a
talk
1
with
James
Kelly,
local
old
timer.
;
readers
Miss
Marilyn
Linder
who
attends
school
here,
left
at
the
end
of
the
week
for
Masset
Largest
Congregations
in
Years
Seen
Here
"
J
kv
ai
won
oy
Mrs.
Asiona
ana
mi
s.
by
Al
.hi
occasion
qjjj.
,
at
tea
tables
,iS!
cak
made
andj
'
"I
Gordon
donatd
Mrs-
L'
W'
Ker"-i
.rt
Gordon
M
l
M
s.
:
by
UKchvn
4Mrs
t
i
Flowers
in
vase,
donated
by1
(
gov
Evans.
,
ms
George
Frizzen,
WOn
by
-
..
fcrien
home
cook-
M
rvmrr
rripii
that
are
quality
made
and
design
ed
for
long
wearing
and
comfort
The
large
numbers
in
which
!
where
she
is
spending
the
Easter
Prince
Rupert
people
flocked
to
vacation
with
her
parents,
Mr.
church
on
Easter
Sunday
indi-and
Mrs.
Kurt
Linder.
d'laneie
Ciolli
I
All
LOBA
members
to
meet
1
at
Oddfellows'
Hall,
12
o'clock
'
noon,
Tuesday,
for
funeral
serv-;
ice
of
Mrs.
Jean
Menzies.
(ltc)
Toos
in
loo
Mrs.
i
cated
that
the
back
h
charge
of
Tip
KU(,PMS
f
,hp
affa1r
wa.
resurgence
m
C-
fnr,lnit
Timrr
fats
4
Mis.
T.
uowan.
du.e
tQ
the
work
and
cooperaUon
;
to
prayer
and
worsnip
s
being
;
-
for
nze
Remember
the
"Hard
Times"
i
and
Mrs.
T.
of
all
those
who
so
willingly
willingly
as
as-i
fcor?5a
.nere
as
e.sewnere
in,
lAtlin
in
the
forthcomine
forthcoming
pro-
pro
the
Christian
world.
A
novel
of
door
will
dance
at
.
the
Digby
Island
Jm-;
type
ui
prize
t,c
;
,
...
19
,,.Dri..,
Prizes
;
or
.
sisted
wku
under
uiivjci
the
viie
general
Bciicim
com-!
cum-1
vincial
vincial
election,
election,
sailed
sauea
last
last
night
nigni,
Fashion
i.
i
very
beautiful
.
mlttee
which
consisted
of
Mrs.'
Local
pastors
told
the
Easter
caCmos
un
for
Vancouver
be
given
away
here
tonight
munitj
-
Ha
U
Aprfl
onH
Ktvles.
aio.
Ti(i,Dn
..
t
o
.,
I
story
of
the
crucifixion
and
the,
.
..
t.
s
,,h0
rtn
ten
nu,
v,r.ic
n.
the
most
suitable
outiits.
rree
'y
Footwear
I
f
Mrs.
M.
B.
Donald,
Mrs.
T.
R.
Lloyd,
Mrs.
resurrection
and
applied
its
no"th
SOon
with
Mrs.
Mackay.
He
Easter
Dance
at
the
Armories.'
transportation
on
boat
White
Calderwood
and
w.
Spears
and
Mrs.
Murdo
Mac-
fhPf
af
d
divine
prom-
thor0ugh
campaign
tour
Five
yards
of
Celanese
will
go
to
Rock.
Reaving
Cow
Bay
9
p.m.
:
arthur
"
"-v
w
f
.h-
.
.
nrirr
tn
thn
p
PC-
llie
ninuer
UI-U1B
1UCIW
uiCNUK
-
...
-
,
day's
troubled
world.
i
H
drawn
at
the
end
of
4he
dance,
fun.
p;
oeiiiiuus
were
accompaiiieu
oy
i
special
music.
licaiidy
and
bas-
j
Those
serving
individual
tables
itol
very
quickly,
which
were
decorated
with
East-I
of
Mrs.
Norman
er
rabbits
pulling
carts
were
White,
Mrs.
W.
Mr?.
R.
C.
Oood,
Mrs.
A.
Domin-
Mrs.
Wm.
East-1
at0,
Mrs.
Ray
Johnson,
Mrs.
Ray
I
I
Jones,
Mrs.
A.
Burnip,
Mrs.
M.
of
fancywork
Martin,
Mrs.
C.
Giske
and
Mrs.
hich
Irept
Mrs.
A.
D.
Ritchie.
,
D
P
rarh.
Mrs.
Rnm
TTniloan
Itnrl
Kfr
J
,
Beautiful
floral
adornments'
were
featured
in
the
most
of
churches.
'
Congregations
were
generally
reported
to
be
the
largest
.
in
years,
heartening
pastors
who
thin
Simpson
acted
h,,l'd
,tney
ouId
be
sustained
and
Mrs.
J.
as
cashiers
for
;
throughout
the
year.
MM
Sy.
the
day.
pd.
in
charge
o(
,
8i
ami
Pat
Mit-
n
.
mm
i
t
youngsters
and;
rUDIIC
17631
III
fhiiur'itv
was
evi-
:
;
Mrs.
Ponar
Buff
am
and
two
,
sons
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Princess
Norah
this
morning,
from
Victoria
for
a
week's
visit
j
with
Mrs.
Buffam's
mother,
Mrs.
!
J.
D.
Smith.
I
feature
of
Stdff
Off
tO
pis
were
soid
by
.
.
j
and
Mrs
C
Ben-
VdnCOUVef
AlCdt
Members
of
the
local
public
IRS
ft
raffles,
in
charge
,
tons
were
popular.
;
mam
raffle
were
Altenrion
Prince
Rupert
Lodge
No.
63
I.O.O.F.
A
full
attendant
of
all
Officers
and
Members
is
requested
on
TUESDAY,
APRIL
15th.
Initiation.
Sojourning
brethren
cordially
invited.
Lodge
opens
7:30
p.m.
J.
DAVIDSON.
.
Rec.
Secy.
health
unit
staff
are
away
to
Vancouver
to
attend
the
annual
Public
Health
'
Institute
bc:ni
held
next
week.
Dr.
Duncan
Black
left
on
Saturdoy's
plane.
E.
T.
Bradley,
sanitarian,
and
Mhs
H.
Boehme,
MKs
Elaine
Del
isle,
Miss
Beryl
Lucas
and
Miss
Frances
Neighbor
(Terrace,
public
health
nur.ses,
left
Friday.
Hurm
Hart,
sanitarian
at
Terrace,
left
on
the
Prince
Ruprt
Thursday
night.
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by
Mrs.
R.
Oor-
Mrs.
C.
Stevens,!
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ter.
donated
by
ifehou.se.
won
by
3d.
ticket
no.
705.
lv
of
milk,
donated
Dairy,
won
by
,
;.r.
ticket
no.
881.
'
$
by
Gordon
and
by
Mrs.
J.
Flaten,
i
i
,
flonaled
by
Dibb
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'm
by
Mrs.
Jan-)
10
4
included
:
4
doll,
made
and
Mr
J.
P.
MacDon-'.rs
Robert
Gordon.
A:
point
pictures,
tcd
by
Miss
Aud-
by
Mrs.
Norman
.1
1
plaques,
made
by
Miss
Dorothy
Mrs.
W.
Roth-
SPRING
.
CLEANiNG
ir
JOHNSON'S
GLO-COAT
JOHNSON'S
WAX
AERO
MIST
WAX
SCRUB
BRUSHES
SIMONIZE
FOR
FLOORS
t-
4
t
de
and
donated
lil1a:
Eft
Bmpson
of
Terrace,
,
S.
Stevens.
Nlng
Hood
doll,
?tt'd
by
Mrs.
E'.hel
'
lv
'
iv;:
,f.
-
-
'
1
7.
"llavtyon
a
share
in
il,
"No,
son
but
yet,
in
a
way
I
lnive
a
share,
loo.
1
own
life
insurance
to
protect
Mother
and
you.
'1
he
money,
1
pav
to
the
insurance
company
i.nh
year'
is
invested
in
many
things,
including
shares
in
the
Nickel
Company.
So
actuallv
Inco
is
ow
ucil
by
must
everybody."
"It's
tliis
wav.
son.
Suppose
yiu
want
a
m1)sIciI
lul
haven't
tnonuli
imoirv
to
buy
one.
lint
you
and
Jack,
and
Tom
among
you
can
"raise
tlic
necessary
cali.
So
you
buy
tlic
sled,
and
all
go
coasting
tugctlicr.
"Well,
no
one
person
owns
tlic
Nickel
Company.
It's
owned
by
a
great
many
people,
l.acli
owns
a
certain
share."
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bt
t
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la
gf
a
sliarr
?
"
"No,
the
loiupany
is
owned
by
many
people
like
Doctor
Smith
and
MYs.
Muuroc,
and
the
grocer
and
the
street
car
conductor.
No
one
owns
nunc
than
a
very
small
part.
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lit
lift
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GORDON
&
Phone
46
Company
of
Canada,
Limited,
25
King
Stieet
West,
Toronto
tc
Rupert,
B.C.
The
'.International
Nickel
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