The
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Saturday.
April
3.
1954
(Plans
For
Bulkley
...
Valley
Fair
Launched
!
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Krwlft!
Sneclal
tn
to
Th.
Thp
r,..,,..
nn.,
Couple
Celebrates
u,-
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
303
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
Green
960
bo
asked
to
aDrov
-x
half-dav
40
Years
of
Marriage
I
.SMITHERS
Plans
for
a
1954
j
Bulkley
Valley
Fall
Fair
were
j
launched
at
a
meeting
of
the
i
executive
committee
of
the
Bulk-il.ey
Valley
Agricultural
and
In-j
dustrial
Association
here
this
week.
Revival
of
the
fair
in
1953,
I
alter
a
lapse
of
three
years,
i
proved
successful
despite
a
brief
j
planning
period.
I
Agriculturists
at
the
session
!
termed
the
fair
an
opportunity
i
for
district
farmers
to
prove
productive
capabilities
of
the
area,
especially
in
view
of
the
Increasing
potential
market
for
farm
.,tin
Vander-of
that
year
In
New
York
store
closing
If
FricL.y
Is
cl.osen.
The
association
planned
to
increase
valce
of
prizes
In,
all
divisions,
in
a
bid
for
more
entries,
and
a
committee
was
appointed
to
review
the
prize
list
and
report
at
the
annual
meeting,
planned
for
April
22.
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protuce
at
Kitimpr
Prince
Itu
t-
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Prince
Rupert
;
btaies
ana
Canada
points,
la-
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12
yea"-
marked:
eluding
tdmonion,
Alta.,
prior!
ddin"
anniversary
to
coming
here,
where
Mr.
Van-!
rtl
''
uiet
fitniily
gath-
derhpide
was
employed
In
the;
!slaq
'
jfhlpyards
and
by
the
ravy
dnr-l
me
out
I"
America
ing
the
war
years.
Ue
retired
';,'r
,tive
Holland
in
about
six
years
ago.
I
pert
and
in
nortr.-.est
B.C.
generally.
TV,
a
fnl.
-m
V.a
...
1
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,
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AVIATION
GROUP
HOPES
-FOR
AIRPORT
AT
TELKWA
Special
to
Th
Daily
New.
.
.
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'
SMITHERS
Furthering
of
aviation
.
in,
.'lie.
Hazelton-Houston
district,
and
ultimate
construction
of
an
airport
at
'."elkwa
is
the
aim
of
the
newly
formed
Telkwa
Aviation
Association.
The
group,
not
a
flying
club,
hopes
to
work
with
the
Flying
CI
lib
formed
here
last
year.
The
Telkwa
organization
plans
to
sponsor
classes
in
model
aircraft
building
to
develop
air-mindedness
in
district
youth.
Officers
of
the
new
club
Include
President
R.
F.
Bates,
vice-president
Ken
Burnett
of
Smithcrs,
secretary-treasurer
P.
Pickering
and
directors,
C.
A.
Tennant,
F.
D.
Madigan,
A.
E.
Bates,
J.
Karsten
and
R.
Small.
Going-Away
Gifts
Presented
To
Mrs.
Gillis
by
Chapter
.
..
win
ur
suifceu
vveu-
.
nesday
or
Friday
of
Labor
Dav
'
J
main
-
wi-n
uiiiuim
wnn
mem
yesier-;
.
tore
week,
and
local
businessmen
will
day
were
tneir
two
sons,
Henry
;
kl
i
in
in
Prince
prince
Kupert
and
M-nraid
acq
VV
Oil
Id
I
iof
Terrace
1
L
Cards
r
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7
CX
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1
if
tTHTjir.
mmii
I
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j
Mrs.
C.
O.
Ham,
337
:i..i!
:
Avenue
West,
kit
last
night
j
WW
0f
the
uospmu
uuuaro
me
ueorge
lor
Vancou-
DINING
PLEASURE
the!
,
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U',,11
Lf
n
oi
tne
ver
wnere
she
will
attend
cam
pai
ujr
ijji
ii
d-o
u-uvuimon
oi
me
Six
City
Men
Pass
Exams
Six
local
men
were
successful
in
department
of
transport
(marine
division)
examinations
conducted
here
Wednesday
and
Thursday.
Captain
J.
T.
Llewellyn,
examiner
of
masters
and
mates
for
the
department,
who
arrived
here
aboard
the
George
Wednesday,
conducted
the
examinations.
Successful
candidates
and
certificates
obtained
included
William
Bailey,
Herbert
Dear-den
and
Jack
Prince,
master
under
150
tons;
P.inald
.Jones
and
John
Strand
lug-boat
mas
ter
and
P.
Winghain,
mate,
minor
waters.
The
men
siuu.ea
under
Harbor
Master
William
Koughan
throughout
the
winter
to
prepare
for
the
examinations.
,
,j,.jr
rc
u':,r
ousiiK-M
inijjvuai
vjhh
i
uuugiuers
oi
in?
",h'
wttk
at
the
home:
Empire
as
delegate
for
Cambrai
in
Mil
H
H
irrltjii
.
ii-o
nt-;
v..-.
"vie,
ivii..
4,
iiuMiuifj,
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Mrs.
O.
XJillis.
who
will
leave
here
next
month
to
make
her
home
In
Vancouver,
was
honored
:
rcprcienlliiii
Muiikiuul
Chapter
land
Mrs.
L.
Clarke
or
.
.
.
.
m-rc
awarded
10
mis
.
......
..nrt
Mrs.
H
;
Mary
Chapter
plan
to
leave
on
ifter
whlcn
:
iwumiuy
ny
piane
lor
the
con-
I
;
1
SK01.J.
1ms
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tfie
Liquor
Control
Bord
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
pidoreCatej
vi
hv
the
i
venuon
ats
were
r,-
j
t.
,
-1
r4
Gtanhift
J
:
i'a
f
Nw
s,,iB
Sioux
Officers
present
wi
re
Mrs.
T.
id
chairman
Mrs.
R.
:.ry.
and
a
guest.
Mrs.
.jg.il.
CHESTERFIELDS
--l
J
u.
AND
LOUNGES
Up
t
Jl
m.p.lifS"
at
a
meeting
of
Queen
Mary
Chapter,
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire
Thursday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
R.
Carr,
925
Borden
Street.
Mrs.
Gillis
was
presented
with
a
lovely
pair,
of
earrings
and
a
souvenir
spoon
from
her
fellow
members
of
the
chapter.
During
the
business
session,
the
group
discussed
plans
for
.serving
tea
on
the
opening
day
of
the
Civic
Centre
"Potpourri"
craft
show
April
20,
afternoon
and
evening.
Several
women's
groups,
under
convenership
of
the
Women's
Co-Ordlnating
Council,
are
planning
bazaar
booths
for
the
three-day
event.
The
group
also
planned
to
send
magazines
to
Borden
Street
School,
and
asked
members
wi'l-ing
to
canvass
for
the
forthcoming
Cancer
fioci;'.
fund
drive
to
contact
R.
J.
A.;cn,
ehairmrin
of
the
campaign
committee.
Mrs,.
Olllis
was
winner
cf
the
special
prize.
We
show
you
just
one
of
the
r
"-i.
many,
many
styles
and
Fitttd
far
tily
Rmel
Central
Optional
Pluf-in
FiwIToni
.'
YOUR
IEST
IUYI1
At
Reception
'
Officers
of
the
HMCS
Chatham
last
niyht
held
a
reception
for
of
fliers
of
the
visiting
HMC3
Sioux
in
the
wardroom
n..'ES.
Captained
by
Cmdr.
A.
H.
Rankin,
OBE,
iCDl
RCW,
the
Sioux
arrived
here
yesterday
on
a
aining
trip
from
Esquimau,
.'oard
her
were
three
RCN
boxers
who
will
take
part
in
the
bonis
tonight
at
the.
Civic
Centre.
inee
Rupert
Film
Mun-
moilels.
There
are
many
more,
in
varied
colors,
smart
fabrics,
and
styles
you'll
love.
Luxury
Steamer
Prince
George
.
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Porta
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
5
ts
three
children
s
jilms
.
(r-
diowin?
by
mem-.ai.aoris.iii'Xt
week,
ilms.
'AiotiK
came
a
fully
German,
Little
in!
,'S-,rms
Comes
To
si'i
be
available
next
the
Civi:-
Centre
Prices
Start
at
If
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
2-pc.
Chesterfields
...
$197-50
Comfort
and
Service
Rupert
Radio
"
and
'
Electric
313
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
644
2-pc.
Lounges
..:
-$179-
eaaers
MP
For
reservations
write
at
call
city
or
Depot
office.
Prince
Rupr-rt.
B.C.
if
lor
old
sld
-
-
iJulger's
.
GORDONS
ANDERSON
it
ftinre.
Satuiday,
Blast
Toll
Said
13
BERLIN
(Rruicrsl
The
West
Berlin
newspajXT
Telegraf
reported
today
that
13
East
German
sea
poilce
were
killed
and1
31
injured
last
Monday
wh?n
several
explosions
occurred
at
j
their
training
ground
at
the
j
rocket
base
of
Peencmuende,
on
,
the
Baltic.
The
state
security!
poilce
arrested
two
Poles
on
suspicion
of
causing
the
explos-1
ions,
the
paper
said.
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to
12.
R
-freshments.
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n?riVilM?Ty:
Phone
46
.
Ts
79
;
ii..it
diivc.
Saturday,1
179'
Cards
by
Coutts
now1
4
.
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'
"
'
.
.
.
.
.
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,
,
It
MfRAE
BROS.
!
1
89i
,
.
t
i
A
GAY
HARI.EQl'IN
print
for
fun
and
flattery
was
designed
by
Filcol
with
'a
wearable
halter
neckline
and
Smart,
self-bordered
skirt.
It
is
in
Avisco
acetate
dyed
in
brilliant,
washable
colors.
Saturday
Sermon
48
PLYMOUTH
Custom
4-
door.
Fully
equipped,
in
beautiful
condition
S1IO0
'49
J-Tone
A.40
AUSTIN.
Clean
car.
New
tires.
Priced
to
sell
S750
51
A.40
AC
ST
IN'
Lovely
shape.
A
good
deal
at
SR35
'50
PLYMOUTH
-Door.
Completely
overhauled,
.
new
transmission.
Fine
new
tires
81300
!
SR.
CAPTAIN
C.
KKAYN,
Salvation
Army
j
UllirC
liC
fi
klklAT
Tf
UITUMIT
I
!mr
so
much
today
about
things
we
have
had
to
do
d
will
in
future
be
doing
without.
All
supposed
to
be
ON
S(
IIKDI
I.E
MONTREAL
(CP)
All
the
machinery
and
electrical
equipment
for
new
docks
at
Sept
Island,
Quebec,
to
handie
iron
ore
shipments
from
Unava.
will
be
in
position
by
July,
said
D.
H.
Sharp,
project
engineer
of
the
constructirjn
company
doing
the
work.
He
told
a
nr-rUng
nere
shipments
will
sti.i'.
m
schedule
this
summer.
tcment
of
the
people
and
nation;
It
is
essential
that
;
tat
some
things,
and
it
Is
better
so
In
some
cases
for
'!
without
them.
I
some
things
we
Hon
without
it.
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
Without
:
j
2.
'
Without
faith
it
Is
impos-
ih-ct:ii-g
of
blood
sible
to
please
Ood."
Hebrews
:
out
SitdduiK
of
blood
1
11:0.
Faith
Is
believing
God.
Ood
io
remission
'foreeive-
i
has
given
us
the
record
in
His
-Hebrews
9:22.
We
1
wriltcn
Word
of
our
condition
I
NOTACJ,
-nrX
rrJ.
C7
1
L4UNPRYJ
.!
fcout
thp
bimd
of
before
Him,
our
need
of
a
Ke-
w
scoff
at
it.,
some
.
deemer,
His
own
demands
for
The
sap's
arising
The
buds
are
bursting,
son?
f.i'i
it
involve
.
perfect
Footless
ripnteousness
4
uitinnaied
ideas-
I
and
the
finished
work
of
Christ,
tart
nevertheless
re-
'Who
died
and
rose
again
for
our
The
birds
are
singing.
tliL-re
is
no
salva-
according
to
the
Scriptures.
.il
Cor.
15:3-4).
Faith
is
the
principle
upon
which
we
appro-
K
SI
M
X'
I
I
VI.
(
priate
the
Saviour
and
eternal
By
DERN
it's
w
,r
jy
'
ECTOR
Y
life.
t
SPRING!
""
'''""
ni
II
n
ni
k"H.
M,;V
Si
,.,,,
.
"
"
h..,n
s
3.
"Without
Holiness
no.
man
can
see
the
Lord."
The
secret
of
true
holiness
is
found
in
the
fact
that
our
holiness
is
a
person
and
that
person
is
Christ.
4.
"If
ye
are
without
chastise
Let's
Ride
in
a
PARKER'S
A-l
Used
Cor
"
nl
I'lllisniilic
Rl
Uur
ni:u
DDili
idenlitinnlion
syotem
qive
Your
clothes
and
linens
100
protection!
ment
then
ye
are
not
sons."
52
FOKD
SEDAN
New
tires
and
seat
covers.
100
per
cent
right
SHOO
5i
FORD
PAN
EL
Heater.
Low
mileage.
Compare
this
price
$1495
This
is
important
to
learn
it
is
.',':""
(llhic
700
j
nc
ot
a
mark
of
Ood's
anger
but
:r
nnivr,
r.
si
v.,
o.
His
love
'for
whom
He
loveth
He
Hove
Your
Tires
Recapped
for
Summer
Driving
(Oroco
1.131
''"Miuiuiw
1
rA
Fonn
pickup
Custom
heater.
Tip-Top
shape
51
PLYMOUTH
TUTIOR
Mechanically
tops.
A
real
buy
$145
$1195
WtlSht.
DD
1
ICrin
0ftrl
"ti
Avuiw
w,.u.
L
"
Sii
Ikt
YOUR
FOK-MONARCH
DEALfeR
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
"THE
HOME
OF
FMKNDLY
SERVICV
We've
always
been
proud
of
our
kiud
of
laundry
erviee.
Of
the
May
we
return
everything
to
you
carefully,
feientifieally
and
beautifully
laundered.
Ami
now,
we're
able
lo
offer
you
an
additional
service,
an
exclusive
service,
that
will
give
you
all
the
more
reason
for
sending
all
your
clothes
and
linens
to
us.
Kirt'on
OISi
"Oh,
it's
just
invisible
ink,"
we
hear
you
say.
But
that's
not
the
whole
answer.
This
is
a
new
kind
of
invisible
ink.
A
harmless
kind
that"
can
be
seen
only
under
llie
rays
of
a
specially
constructed
'FAMTOM-FRT
lamp
which
has
been
installed
at
our
laundry.
We
invite
you
to
.visit
our
laundry
to
see
this
unusual
"seeing
eye"
lamp
in,.
"Mllov
A
It
MY
!
Strpct,
nil
Mr,
r
fruyne
'Kil
2
JO
chastencth.'
Some
children
of
God
rebel
against
His
chastening
hand
become
bitter
or
antagonistic
but
others
become
sweet.
We
hive
th3
assurance
In
Hebrews
12:11
that
while
'no
chastening
for
the
present
seemelh
to
ba
toyous
but
rjrievous,
nevertheless
It
yieldeth
the
peacable
fruit
of
righteousness
unto
them
which
are
exercised
thereby.
5.
Finally
the
Lord
Jesus
said,
"Without
me
ye
can
do
nothing."
He
Himself
is
the
answer
to
every
sin,
every
problem,
every
sorrow,
every
trial,
every
test,
every
anxiety,
every
doubt,
every
disappointment,
every
fear.
Life
Is
useless
without
Him.
The
future
is
dark
without
Him.
But
with
Him
we
have
all
we
need
for
time
rad
for
Eternity.
John
la;5
"I
am
the
vine,
ye
are
the
branches:
He
that
abid-eth
in
Me
and
I
in
him,
the
same
tBIuck
109)
'
"I
l.l
in.
.....
.
O.
Olsr-n
IHhirk
fltni
LIKE
AN
X-RAY
LAMP
THAT
"SHOWS
THE
NOW
INVISIBLE
BONES
IN
YOUR
HAND-
nl
Cn.
'It'1""
"
no
;,m
r"""'n
operation.
Make
up
a
party
and
if
any
one
lady
can
find
and,
point
out
our
new
laundry
mark
on
her
husband's
shirt
or
oil
her
best
tablecloth,'
laundered
by
us
we'll
make
a
handsome
donation
to
her
church
or
to
her
pet
charity
-
or
to
her,
if
she
wants
it.
.'
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'tl-AR
h.i
1
W
'nic'
-no
"PC
,..
.
W
lihnnlh
t
Ik
.,l
f..,.lt-
fnr
VTe
will
return
your
clothes
and
linens
safely
without
marring
them
with
unsightly
laundry
marls!
No
ink
marks.
jNo
lahs.
No
tags.
IIOW?
Ah
that's
the
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Lindsay's
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there
you'll
find
the
latest
equipment
available.
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this
day
and
age
SERVICE
is
essential.
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and
service
go
hand
in
hand
to
ensure
that
your
move
is
completely
satisfactory.
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the
meantime,
send
your
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be
pleas:,
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beautiful
work
we
do!
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