loyal
Guests
Include
Pnnce
Rupert
Duiiy
Newi
Tuesday,
May
19,
lso3
Dick
Garrett
Bids
Farewell
To
Rupert
Air
Cadet
Squad
Sea
Cadet
Outing
rince
Philips
Niece
i
a
;
L,s
.neuters)
Among
starched
uniform
May
28
to
Join
Successfu
I'tf
UI1U
lttillUU
title
nt
Buckingham
i
If
......
t
,v,
A
trlD
aboard
the
D
H
Mir
th'
Corona
uun
i
ni-
Presentation
of
a
silver
smoking
set
was
made
by
the
air
cadets
of
Prince
Rupert
to
Dick
Garrett
at
the
Armoury
last
night
on
the
occasion
of
his
departure
as
commanding
officer
of
the
squadron
to
take
up
residence
in
Vancouver.
At
the
same
ceremony,
Dr.
Hector
MacDon-ald
took
over
as
Mr.
Garrett's
successor.
Dougal,
Columbia
Cellulose
tug,
to
Port
Simpson
over
the
holiday
weekend
proved
to
be
a
real
Ea
Cadet
experience.
Good
weather
made
outdoor
activity
enjoyable.
Sailing
north,
the
Cartels
uprp
senting
a
challenge
trophy
to
the
squadron
which
was
to
be
awarded
each
year
to
the
flight
making
the
best
showing.
Fred
Adames,
president
of
the
sponsoring
committee,
spoke
of
the
valuable
contribution
Mr.
Garrett
had
made
to
the
development
of
the
squadron.
The
new
commanding
officer
was
introduced
by
Jim
Taylor,
past
president
of,
the
committee.
Norman
Heywood
was
in
charge
of
the
parade.
.--t
;.
"
:
f
.
f
i
"
'
V'V.'
J
i"
ii-ivit
I'
1(1,1
ul
1
I
pretty.
fair-halrcd
1
.'vet
out
of
training,
f
'
princes.;
Marghprita
i'ri
21.
daughter
o(
a
i'uiv
ii'i
southern
Gcr-
d
ni.ee
of
the
Duke
of
h,.r
titles.
Marge's
a
nine-hour
day
n
other
training
nurses
Hospital,
a
large
!m:is'
..
hi.-)!tal
in
shabby,
i.n
Mirm
at
ine
palace.
Her
mother
the
Duke's
eldest.
sister.
The
Duke's
two
other
sisters
also
married
German
noblc-mpn
and
live
in
Bavaria.
Margherita
will
see
the
crowning
ceremony
inside
Westminster
Abbey
June
2
from
seats
reserved
for
foreign
royalty.
"I
love
nursing
and
enjoy
every
minute
of
my
work."
she
says,
"but
I
am
looking
forward
enormously
to
staying
at
Buckingham
Palace
with
my
uncle
and
the
Queen.
What
an
honor
to
be
invited!"
Margherita
began
nursing
2'j
years
ago
after
attending
a
finishing
school
In
Britain.
She
has
moved
out
of
the
"probation-Pry"
stage
of
making
beds
and
chrsnnln"
bandage
hut
still
has
18
months
to
go
before
she
is
fully
qualified.
IT
.4,,.
JS.
.y
.
t.
led
l.unwelti,
soum-
Receiving
the
gift
from
Acting
Flight
Sgt.
Foy
Pedersen,
who
made
the
presentation
on
behalf
of
the
squadron,
Mr.
Garrett
expressed
appreciation
for
the
co-operation
he
had
received
from
all
connected
with
the
air
cadet
movement
here
and
said
the
squadron
had
attracted
the
favorable
attention
.
of
headquarters
in
Vancouver.
He
announced
that
he
was
pre
who
seldom
sees
DOUG
LIETERMAN,
staff
reporter
on
the
Vancouver
Province,
has
been
awarded
the
1!)53
Associate
Nieman
Fellowship
in
Journalism
for
Canada.
He
is
the
third
Canadian
winner.
Shane
McKay
of
the
Winnipeg
Free
Press
won
in
1951,
when
Canadians
were
made
eligible.
t
inrrss.
puts
away
her
!r.
instructed
in
such
subjects
as
navigation,
general
seamanship
and
ship's
routine.
The
boys
were
eager
and
quick
to
grasp
the
finest
details
of
these
lectures.
Among
topics
covered
was'
the
slinging
of
a
seaman's
"mirk"
end
the
.hammock
was
found
to
be
of
interest
to
nearly
every
cadet
aboard.
During
the
trip,
it
was
very
rarely
empty,
as
one
lad
after
the
other
chose
to
pet
his
"head
down."
Arriving
at
Port
Simpson,
arrangements
were
completed
to
use
the
Girls'
School
for
sleeping
purposes,
and
the
Cadets
settled
themselves
very
readily.
The
next
day
was
spent
fishing,
swimming
and
target
nrac-
It's
THE
Plotform
,
TO
DEPEND
I'PON
NEW
LIBERAL
Vole
BRUCE
BROWN
June
9lh
'
'
I
CANNED
FOODS
f
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Bulldir.g
Plicno
Blue
593
1.
eaders
c
i
J.
,,11
Wednesday.
7
p.m.,
.,'
General
Motors.
(It1
I'M
spring
bazaar
'.ins
in"1
teacup
read-
'nfay,
2
30
p.m.
(It)
.
I!,.,n:mhcr
the
C.C.F.
This
Week-
Annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
C
urling
Club
in
the
Civic
Centre
at
8
o'clock
tonight.
Vhil
tome
be
sure
to
get
Gordon
Rothwell
snn
nf
Mr
tice.
Cadet
Martin
topped
the
1.
1
i
anri
Mrn
VU
Dntk.,.)l
9
aaa
nsnermen
with
five
Regular
meeting
of
Prince
Ru-
beauties.
The
rifle
range
experts!
Pherhrooke
Avenue,
came
home
at
the
C
ivic
Centre,
nn
pert
Typographical
t'nion
at
the
Civic
Centre,
Thursday,
7:30
p.m.
0
0
were
on
ineir
toes,
with
excellent
!
u"
a
surprise
visit
Saturday
hits,
one
after
the
other.
night
accompanied
by
his
uncle,
'
Added
to
the
fun
of
the
trip
James
Rothwell
of
Calgary.
May
20.
U'-J
ar
meeting
Carpenters'
-.Vulnesduy.
8
p.m.,
Car-Hull
Fritser
St.
Special
(117)
.Hon
Halibut
Fishermen
.is
of
large,
fresh
Sklde-:im
halt,
now
available
:i
Bav.
When
calling
ssi'l
Westjack."
(110)
I
was
me
excellent
iooa
m
aouna-
uoraon
was
seriously
injured
The
Kinsmen
Coronation
con-i
Bnce
dished
up
in
true
naval
in
a
car-motorcycle
accident
test
Is
still
on.
Entries
for
the
;
fashion
by
Cook
Cecil
Twaltes.
'
last
October
and
has
spent
first
three
parts
close
May
29.
The
Cadets
parade
again
to-
(
many
weeks
in
hospital
in
Cal-Semi-monthly
meeting
of
the
,
night
at
the
Naval
drill
hall
in
Pary.
He
will
remain
here
a
Kinsmen
Club
will
be
held
at
7
preparation
for
their
annual
in-
j
month
before
returning
to
the
iih
k
ncuiicsuuj
ui
me
vum-
I
ojcvhuii
at
uic
uruuuiiuu
uay
m
i-ivjr
lux
luitiirr
Llcai-
..i
...
,-,n..n,4n
modore
Cafe.
ment
to
his
leg
:
1
95c
COFFEE
Nabob
Lb.
f-imn
r
1
1
J
ii
ill
i.
ft
iii'ii,
mi
fw
0
i
I
,
f
I
0
'Hi
?f
I,
in,
ii
i
iiUi
li
0
IQHff
Park
Lane
Crf
h2M
3
Lb.
4oz
1
PSSv
Mi
BAKING
NEEDS
DOT
CHOCOLATE
4n
Baker's,
!3's
RAISINS
OQc
Sunmaid
Seedless,
pkt
COCONUT
-i
7c
Martin's,
Medium,
8-ox.
pkt
--
CAKE
MIX
Robin
Hood
,
Chocolate,
White,
Ginger
Bread
Off
VOI
R
CHOICE
EXTRACTS
-IQC
Magic,
I2-oz
FLOUR
1.59
Kohin
Hood,
All-Purpose,
24-lb
BAKING
POWDER
7C
Magiv,
12-oz
CANNED
VEGETABLES
CORN
Royal
City
i
f?C
Cream
Style,
Fancy
15-oi.
tin
"
PEAS
Royal
City
OC
Fancy,
No.
S
s
15-oi.
tin
TOMATOES
Royal
City
Ofc
Choice
2-'-
'n
dM-
PEAS
AND
CARROTS
"I
Royal
City,
Choice
15-ox.
tin
-"
CANNED
FRlllTS
PEACHES
O
QQC
Royal
City,
!-.
5-oi.
tin
....
Jor
"
V
PEARS
Malkin'i
OjC
Fancy,
Bartlett
15-ot.
tin
APRICOTS
Royal
City
C
Choice
iin
mM-
PINEAPPLE
Sliced
Q-J
C
.......ii.
n..T
tin
tf-M.
nreaniit&uii
Ice
Box
Jar
16oz.
BLEACH
QC
Perfex,
64-oz
v
COTTON
GLOVES
Reversible,
elastic
wrist
Pair
PICKLES
fcQC
Llbby's
Sweet
Mixed,
16-ox.
Jar
O
CHEESE
QOC
Kraft
Velvecta,
SALAD
DRESSING
AQq
Miracle
Whip,
16-oz.
Jar
,..
MARMALADE,
Malkin's
t
n
Pure
Seville,
Orange,
4-lb.
tin
J
M.
FORK
LUNCHEON
MEAT
Canadian,
12-oz.
tin
v
A
,
TEA
BAGS
?!C
White
Label,
3C's
FRESH
MEAT
SUGGESTIONS
T-BONE
STEAK
7C
Specia!
Quality
Lb
PORK
CHOPS
atzo
Special
Quality
Lb
vl
HAMBURGER
AIZo
;
Special
Quality
Lb.
TCtl'
BACON,
Swift's
Premium
I!
9(J
,
Half
or,
Whole,
by
piece
Lb
9
tit
CANNED
FISH
;'
SOCKEYE
SALMON
O70
Malkin's
Fancy,
1
Vs
r
Tin
wl
CLAMS
iqc
Clover
Leaf,
I
s
Tin
9f
CRAB
MEAT
C7C
Queen
Charlotte,
i's
Tin
t
I
SHRIMP
7c
s'My-T
'
Good
Tin
it
i
'"1
A.
IN
i
mm
tot
i
Ik
Roll
SI)!!
P
Campbell's
Vegetable
:
'
FJ'S
m
PODElas
Mi
TOMATO
JUICE
ssfc
tee
CEREALS
CORN
FLAKES
1
fiC
Kellogg's
Pkt-
RICE
KRISPIES
1C
Kellogg's,
5'4-oz.
pkt.
SHREDDED
WHEAT
f?C
Nabisco
Pkt-
CREAM
OF
WHEAT
OQc
5-Minute
Pk-
m
"
SWIFTENING
WESTON'S
COCONUT
SNACKS
Oio
Cello
Pkg
idtf
MACAROON
CRISPS
OCc
Cello
Pkg
SELECT
TEA
)rC
Cello
Pkg
thiO
39c
NOTICE
THESE
HUGE
SAVINGS
an
also
be
yours
at
Skeena
Grocery
Phone
S81
-
582
Lb
69c
16c
MARGARINE
Parkay,
2-lb.
pkt
LARD
Swift's
Swift's
Silver
Leaf,
Lb.
We
do
not
stock
inferior
quality
brands
that
are
sold
at
lower
prices.
GROCERY
WILLIAM
WE
DELIVER
FREE
TO
ALL
PARTS
OF
THE
CITY
MEAT
ORDERS
must
be
in
by
1
p.m.
FOR
DELIVERY
the
same
day
these
specials
good
may
20,
2i
ond
22
PHONE
656
CORNER
SECOND
AND
PARK
AVE.