Prinre
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
April
19,
1954
DISTRICT
NEWS
Rupert
Newly
weds
Return
and
Wilioughby
Creek
,
ay
.,.
V
'ir
.
Auditions
To
Be
Held
For
Musical
From
Honevmoon
in
South
Youcanlqo
a
mm
STEWART
A
jetition
to
the
provincial
government,
asking
extension
of
the
Bear
River
road
into
the
interior,
to
link
with
the
provincial
highway
system,
was
approved
at
this
month's
meeting
of
the
Stewart
Board
of
The
board
also
heard
reports
on
increased
interest
shown
in
the
possibility
of
a
railroad
link
with
a
Stewart
terminal.
lna
length
frock,
was
chosen
by
ALL-UUI
the
bride.
The
dress
was
lasii-
ioned
of
duU-lastre
satin
with
Home
from
a
honeymoon
at
Harrison
Hot
Springs,
B.C.,
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kevin
Buckley
Shannon
whose
wedding
too1!
place
April
10
at
St.
Saviour's
PritifP
Rnnnri'e
tt
m
hif
inua
Princess
lines,
lily
point
sleeves
uule
Theatre
grou,,
win
tackle
and
stand-up
collar
dotted
with
Ug
fifst
muslcal
snow
,in
the
seed
pearls.
A
satin
headdress
STEWART
Presentation
of
membership
cards
and
badges
highlighted
last
week's
session
of
the
newly
formed
Stewart
Wolf
form'
'
of
the
popular
roadway
IF
you
feel
ML-IIl
I
1
lHn
1
i-w.
V.
Vfill
Trade.
The
petition
as.es
extension
of
the
road
to
meet
the
provincial
highway
and
Alaska
highway,
via
Dease
Lake
and
McDame
SCCUreu
liliuciwy
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Cub
Pack.
Group
Committee
Chairman
W.
Shields
Orr
pre
Anglican
Church
In
Vancouver.
The
Rev.
J.
R.
Davles
officiaT-ed
at
the
ceremony
for
which
th
bride,
Eileen
Claire,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
H.
Trapp.
646
Taylor
Street,
Prince
Rupert,
was
given
In
marriage
by
her
father.
staged
here
at
the
end
of
June
Little
Theatre
President
Bob
Hill
and
Director
Ian
Dobbie
announced
today
that
they
have
nhtainnH
norfrtn
i
n
it
rinVite
np
lovely
bouquet
of
wnite
garaen-ias
with
split
white
hyacinth,
set
off
by
glossy
green
leaves,
white
ribbon
and
tulle.
sented
the
cards
and
badges
to
the
new
Cubs.
Also
receiving
membership
cards
were
Cub-
Creek
and
says
such
a
link
would
benefit
the
Cassiar
Asbestos
Company,
giving
it
access
to
a
deepwater
port,
as
well
as
benefitting
George
Copper,
George
master
R.
L.
James
and
his
as-
Sisters
of
the
bride
and
groom
yolk
jhQW
from
the
New
were
bridesmaids
MM
Helen
and
Buditions
for
the
Trapp
and
Muss
Beatrice
Shan-
h
Traditional
white
in
a
bailer-
Murdoch
'
sistant.
J-
F-
Bonzei.
Enterprize,
the
Group
Thcst
Uy
mtl
petple
work
undf
pressure,
werry
more,
ilcef
less.
This
''
stram
so
body
and
brain
nukes
ahysical
Atness
easier
n
lose
hareW
ta
refaia.
Tedajr's
tense
living,
levered
resistance,
renverk,
worry
am
ef
these
may
aiecf
Mrnul
kidney
action.
When
kidneys
get
ut
at
erder,
excess
arids
and
wastes
remain
in
the
system.
Then
backache
disturbed
rest,
that
"tired-eut"
heayy-headed
tealing
eften
folle.
That's
the
time
te
take
Dedd's
Kidney
Fills.
Dedd's
stimulate
the
kidneya
ta
nermal
actieo.
Then
yen
fed
better
sleep
better
vrerk
better.
Ask
ier
Dedd's
Kidney
Pills
at
non
wearing
twin
dresses
oi
aeep
.
Singers,
,,,.
riQripor.
dancers
onrt
and
,
actors
are
ballerina
rose
shot
taneta
in
PERSONALS
urged
to
try
out
for
the
leading
and
minor
parts
as
well
as
for
the
large
chorus.
Auditions
will
STEWART
The
Child
Care
Committee
ol
the
.Women
of
the
Moose,
Chapter
No.
16,
staged
a
successful
hot
cross
bun
sale
here
Thursriav.
Mrs.
J.
?od
was
convener
of
the
project.
be
held
tonight,
Tuesday
and
Few
Attend
Variety
Show
The
Prince
Rupert
Kinsmen
Club
today
reported
a
Ions
on
length,
with
brief
Jackets
over
the
embroidered
strapless
bodices
and
full
pleated
skirts.
They
wore
matching
headdresses
and
carried
Identical
colonial
bouquets
of
split
blue
hyacinth
witn
rose
centres,
backed
by
white
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Eric
and
children,
Pat
and
Rickie
if
1
.1
f
un
orii
r
Wednesday
from
6
to
8
p.m.
at
the
Civic
Centre.
The
show,
involving
a
luil
mixed,
chorus,
dancers
and
a
20-
left
last
night
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
for
Vancouver,
where
their
sponsorship
of
the
travel-
tulle
and
streamers.
piece
orchestra,
is
a
fantasy
set
ling
musical
"Highballer
Revue
Refrigerator
Specials
in
the
Highlands
of
Scotland.
H
staged
here
Saturday
si
The
show
attracted
a
total
of
tells
of
two
young
New
Yorkers
they
will
make
their
home.
Mr.
Sanderson,
former
news
editor
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
will
Join
the
staff
of
the
Vancouver
8un.
Miss
Pamela
Joan
Stewart
of
r,
who
lose
their
way
on
a
hunt
North
Vancouver,
arrived
here
by
plane
Friday
to
spend
the
Models
As
Low
As
-
Photo
by
Chauiiier
Slush
1
Best
man
was
Mr.
William
S.
Nicholls
and
usher
was
Mr.
Robert
G.,
Trapp.
The
reception
was
held
at
the
home
of
the
bride's
uncle
and
aunt,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
G.
Lewth-walte,
where
the
rooms
were
decked
with
spring
flowers.
An
heirloom
lace-covered
table
held
the
bridal
cake
and
white
tapere.
The
brde's
mother
chose
for
the
occasion
a
gown
of
royal
blue
lace
with
white
accessories
and
corsage
of
pink
roses,
while
the
groom's
sister,
Miss
Yvonne
Shannon,
wore
a
smart
suit
of
JBlb
Easter
holidays
with
her
grandparents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
only
250
people
in
the
two
Saturday
night
performances
and
a
small
crowd
of
youngsters
at
the
afternoon
matinee.
Featured
in
tne
snow
were
Wendy
Cox
and
Terry
Forbes,
singers
who
had
toured
Korea;
Dick
Benz
in
some
clever
work
on
the
xylophone;
Frank
Lees
and
Bill
Village,
comedians;
a
woman
violinist
and
woman
magician
and
background
music
by
Forbes'
wife
at
the
Hammond
organ.
ing
trip
and
stumble
on
the
unmapped
village
of
Brigadoon.
Comedy,
tragedy
and
high-spirited
song
and
dance
routines
evolve
from
their
day
with
the
village
folk.
Over
60
people
will
participate
In
the
show,
entire
proceeds
of
which
will
go
to
the
Civic
Centre.
PIONEER
MILLS
Upper
and
Lower
Canada
in
1851
each
had
five
paper
mills.
Stewart,
428
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Mrs.
Gust
Kvist
of
Oona
River
has
been
visiting
here
at
the
home
of
her
daughter,
Mrs.
Ar-
jr
and
Mrs.
Clyde
E.
Leask
Couple
Married
Here
(ome
at
Metlakatla
.'.
I.
:.ie
at
Metla-
i
wore
yellow
nylon
with
a
wreath
j
Mr
iind
Mrs.
I
of
yellow
flowers
In
her
hair,
and
whose
mar-i
carried
yellow
and
white
roses.
o
at
an
im-1
Bcstman
was
Mr.
Alvin
Leask,
mand
Lund,
929
Sixth
Avenue
brown
with
beige
accessories
and
East,
following
the
marriage
of
her
granddaughter,
Miss
Nancy
Talisman
roses
en
corsage,
For
her
wedding
trip,
the
bride
changed
to
a
spring
suit
of
navy
I.
m
St.
An-
!
brother
of
the
groom,
and
ushers
Lund.
Mr.
J.
H.
Trudcau,
1443
Pig-gott
Avenue,
has
left
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
undergo
1
Jr.ithfdrul
with
I
were
Mr.
Howard
Leask
and
Mr.
SRockMount
Il
a.
I'rocKter
rraiiK
ivuuuisuu.
A
reception
was
held
In
the
blue
with
navy
and
powder
owe
accessories.
The
couple
arrived
here
from
the
south
last
Wednesday,
ar.d
left
yesterday
to
make
their
Gordon
&
Anderson
Phone
46
$3.55
fu
see
e
son
of
Mr.
I
Legion
hall,
where
a
four-tiered
C
medical
treatment.
Mr.
A.
Bruce
Brown,
MLA
for
and
the
i
weauing
cane,
nansea
ny
spring
I
Lc.isk
home
in
Terrace,
where
both
are
flowers,
centred
the
bride's
table.
...
Thai
dvtrtuement
is
not
published
or
displayed
BY
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ol
British
Columbu
emploved
by
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
returned
by
plane
Saturday
from
Victoria
where
he
was
attending
the
legislative
;la.
daughter
,-nry
Kyan,
all
:;
in
marriage
,:e
a
gown
of
r
tuff
ft
ti
with
assembly
sessions.
'
Miss
Yvonne
Morln
left
last
night
aboard
the
Norah
to
return
to
Kitlmat
after
spending
Assisting
In
receiving
were
parents
of
the
bridal
couple,
Mrs.
Ryan
wearing
a
dress
of
grey
with
white
accessories
'and
rorsaee
of
yellow
and
white
roses.
Mrs.
Leask
was
gowned
in
navy
blue
with
a
corsage
of
red
roses.
For
her
wedding
trip
to
Vancouver,
the
bride
donned
a
pretty
gabardine
suit
In
lilac
tone
with
a
fur
cape
and
white
accessories.
and
a
lace
length
veil,
of
red
roses
ins
and
maid-
World's
easiest'to-use
food
freezenefriierBtor!
The
alamorous
new
the
Easter
-weekend
here
with
her
mother,
Mrs.
Jessie
Morin,
326
Sixth
Avenue
East.
her
sister,
i,
as
matron
la
Ryan
and
ders
red
St
owj'
Dalit
Shorcworkcr
and
fishermen
members
U.F.A.W.U.
please
note.
The
Metropole
Hall
will
be
open
eri
k
as
bricles-:
Ryan,
flower
"owned
in
liiiyiim
lavender
4
'.:i.ss
Ryan
and
'
I
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.
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V,
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sa.i?n
if,.
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4
s
.
-
-rs.
Deled
at
J2),
inner
Monday
and
Friday
evenings
from
8:00
to
10:00
p.m.
for
voting
on
the
dues
Increase
referendum.
The
balloting
commit
i
ovns
of
tur
Klpr
blue
taf
Wen's
CU
both
rarrylng
a
tee
will
be
In
attendance.
(h)
.mi
white
enr-
A;ie
flower
girl
Members
of
the
Men's
Club
of
the
First
United
Church
entertained
Fourth
Prince
Rupert
Cubs
and
Scouts
and
their
fathers
at
their
annual
turkey
din
If
71
i
I
V
ner,
attended
by
66,
It
the
church
hall
Thursday
night.
The
church
W.A.
catered
for
the
event
at
which
fathers
were
eivrn
a
display
of
signalling
by
Cve&matic
fripaSre
with
complete
Self-Service
!
Vm
T
V
i
r
'
J"-r'
i
R-
CHESt;
EGGS
tr
hi
1
Efr
!
5
r4
i
V
MMi-
V
-
r
r'
-6Fr0VEps
It;
r:
ri
PrLf
I-
Cubs,
using
messages
given
by
:
of
Men's
Club
President
A.
S.
Nlck-rrson.
!
The
boys
rnloyed
games
and
films,
after
which
the
club
business
session
was
held.
Reports
were
given
on
progress
of
the
club's
present
project,
rennova-tlon
of
the
church
hail
entrance.
The
club
also
made
plans
for
a
public
fish
dinner
to
be
staged
May
21,
with
Tony
Crawley
and
Al
Faulkner
In
charge.
'
-i,-;
.mat
Heating
Must
Be
Planned
Efficiently
An
expt..iy
planned
heating
system
pays
for
itself
in
a
few
years
through
greater
comfort
that
promotes
betlrr
health
for
the
family.
Phone
174
Don't
spoil
your
hullday.
Re
-
'-"NNi
r
Uips
a
I''lilnili
spring
I
'
P'dro
Rod-
rmmiripr.
The
""ii.scd
bark
and
uiillng
collar.
?"'
tied
with
a
sure
your
tires
are
in
top
SMITH
&
ELK1NS
shape
See
.
.
.
on
I'sed
Tires"
Makes
oH
ordinary
refrigerators
seem
old-fashioned
Only
Cyelo-motic
Frigidairo
brings
yotj
tt
modern
iime-aving
mirtrcl
of
''
S,T-Servict.
Separata
insulated
froeior
holds
ovor
a
week's
supply
ol
frozen
food
at
sofo
zero
lone
told
...
has
3
Ooiekubo
lc
Troys
and
new
Froien
Juito
Can
Rack.
Mogk
Cyclo-matie
brain
banishes
rofrigorator
frost
befora
it
collects
-
uses
no
diols
or
timers.
Combination
of
full-siio
oll-to-You
Shelves
in
gold
stoin-proof
aluminun
finish
and
new
Pontry-Door
puH
ovory
single
food
item
at
your
finger
tips.
Alt
Frigidoiro
models
havt
onelusivt
Meter-Miser,
simplest
refrigerating
mechanism
ever
built.
"Liberal
Trade-in
Allowance,
LIMITED
259
Third
Ave.
W.
SUPER
SERVICE
t
inns
which
Use
tu
disrh'irqc
I'
litcnrd
many
"
'
ife.
Painls.
;
-iiinskinK.
moth-1
"
ture-proofing
ri
dessert
trim-
hi
e,slly
applied
Step
lively
this
Eastern
In
Shoes
of
the
Latest
Fashion
'3
lll,
KjZi
NEW
C010RAMA
STYLING
'
q
glorifies
your
kitchen!
Cycla-mafic
Model
CTD-103C
(TRA
KIAL
T
JOB
il
ON
ui
ond
bocjied
New
arrivals
of
White
Pumps,
Dorseys
....
Open
and
closed
toe,
Cuban
and
high
Coloromo
aloinor
"does
yeo
kitchen
proud
I"
Beautifully
styled
white
models
hove
white,
blue
ond
gold
interiors.
Stratford
yellow
available
on
certain
models
at
slight
extra
cost.
These
beautiful
w
Frigidaires
harmoniro
with
oof
kitchen
.
.
.
match
new
Coloransev
styled
Frigidaire
Electric
Ranges,
j
by
Cycla-mafic
Frigidaire
'
Generol
Motors
heels
....
also
in
Red,
Blue
and
Brown.
li
,1,.
fiVv
FWa.rJaire
refriqerators
at
your
Frigidaire
dealer's
McRoe
Bros.
Ltd.
The
T.
Eoton
Co.
Ltd.;
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
Gordon
&
Anderson;
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
I
SMITMtKi,
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toys