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The
Prince
Rupert
Monday,
April
Daily
News
5,
1954
L-.rcinn
ANCIENT
SFORT
-
The
alhletic
test
luiown
r
tlirowing
the
hammer
:s
record
ed
in
Irish
games
of
1829
BC.
New
Chemical
Adds
Life
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Photo
by
Vuii.Mber
aiumo.
"TRANSFORMATION
OF
SHIRLEY"
or
"what
an
actress
has
to
do
for
her
art
might
be
the
title
of
the
two
pictures
above.
Shirley
Hill
plays
the
part
of
a
dumb
blonde
(made
famous
by
Judie
Holiday
In
the
Rupert
Little
Theatre's
forthcoming
production
of
"Born
Yesterday"
Qualifications
for
the
part
were
laid
down
bydlrcctor
lan
Dobble
at
the
tryouts.-
"You
have
to
bleach
your
hair
white,
pitch
your
voice
up
at
lc
ast
one
octave
and
walk
like
an
old
streetcar
taking
a
series
of
8-bends
at
60."
The
hair-
do
Is
evident,
above,
but
the
voice
and
bends
don't
appear
until
the
show
opens
April
12
at
the
Civic
Centre.
'
MR,
AND
MRS.
A.
PopularRupert
Stewart
Moose
Women
Mark
15th
Anniversary
Honeymooning
in
Interior
To
Oil
Tanks
A
new
chemical
formula
Ion
!
that
wi.l
add
to
the
life
expect
ancy
ol
home
heating
oil
tanks
is
to
be
provided
as
an
iiideu
iervice
to
cu.stcmurs
of
Philnott.
Evitt
and
Co.
Ltd.
A.
D.
Vance,
manager,
said
today
the
chemical,
cdlicd
Sonitor,
vorks
by
retardm'
corrosion
which
causes
tank
leakages
and
laiiure.
It
was
developed
by
Shell
esearch
seienti'ts
and
is
bein
upplied
by
Shell
to
Philpott,
Evitt,
Mr.
Vance
said
rest,
.rch
pre
ceding
the
armour.
c.ncnt
of
Monitor
showed
that
ecrrosion
is
not
related
to
the
heating
oil
H-jeif
but
is
caused
by
small
quantities
of
water
that
normally
accumulate
In
the
tank.
"Any
home
owner
who
has
uncapped
his
oil
tank
has
prooably
noticed
the
sAeatiiig
insiae
tne
Ml
pipe,"
Mr.
Vance
said.
"Moisture
condenses
Inside
every
tank
from
the
humid
air
which
is
breathed
in
through
the
vent
pipe."
"With
the
installation
of
600,-
000
new
oil
burners
in
Canada
!
since
the
Second
World
War,
the
I
problem
of
protecting
this
equip
ment
has
become
o(
major
im-
portance
throughout
the
oil
industry.
"The
use
of
Sonitor
will
result
in
substantial
savings
in
tan
replacement
costs
and
the
elim
ination
of
considerable
inconvenience
to
the
home
owner
by
protecting
new
tanks
as
well
as
old."
The
new
corrosion
inhibitor
will
not
undo
damage
already
j
done
in
a
tank,
Mr.
Vance
ex
plained,
but
it
will
prolong
the
life
of
any
tank.
Cards,
j)ance
I
.
II
ti
iioiied
at
rtall
f
v
Ten
tables
were
in
piay
at
the
Sons
of
Norway
dance
and
whist
party
Friday
night.
Taking
first
prizes
were
Mrs.
A.
Mclver
and
Alf
Jensen.
Second
prizes
went
to
Mrs.
R.-Cormier
and
H.
Maclntyre
while
i
Helgi
Erickson
took
the
door
prize.
The
committee
in
charge
included
Mrs.
E.
Somes,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Freidheim,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Pedersen
and
Gunnar
Selvlg.
I
THIS
WEtK.
I
Job's
Dauchters
fashion
show
,
and
entertainment
at
the
Civic
1
Centre,
8.15
tonight.
Door
!
prized
Legion
Ladies'
Auxiliary
meeting
Thursday,
8
p.m.,
in
the
Legion
Auditorium.
Job's
Daughters
Easter
Tea
and
Bazaar
Thursday,
April
8,
2.15
p.m.,
at
the
Armories,
Sixth
Avenue
West.
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
30J
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
Green
960
($3.55)
T)il
dvrtistment
is
no
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Botrd
or
by
the
Government
ol
British
Columbi
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M
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AVIV)
Rob
your
Rest..
Man;
people
never
leem
ta
f
et
fi
nifht'l
rest
The;
turn
ami
to
feUim
it
n
'nerves'
when
it
Buy
be
their
kidneva.
Health;
kidney
filter
poiaona
and
eiceia
Kida
from
the
blood.
If
the;
fail
and
imsuritiea
sta;
in
the
a;atem
diaturbed
teat
often
follow.
If
von
don't
rest
veil
t
and
use
Dodd'l
Kidne;
Pdls.
Dodd's
help
the
kidneys
as)
that
vou
can
rest
better
and
feel
better.
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Pills
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IN
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in;
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and
in
Out;
Lnke,
His
,il
cany
forest
service
de-
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rtrnve
prior
spi
it,
where
,.jr
home,
uoruie
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cluiKiio
there
lt
ueljis
one
rc-
afti
r
a
vac
ition
..rnir
VauKliaii.
happy
tu
return
alleys
:1Md
the
P"
in
"B"
l-dics'
five-pin
,,eat
683-count.
m;,y
be
all
risht
it
,
.
.
but
Bill
l,on
are
having
I
lime
out
they
.
and
-since
cut
caw;lil
a
flown
a
says
;nng
llio.se
ni'ip-
i
welcome
lor
hlpr
whin
they
s
this
summer.
proceedings
at
last
week
was
Ed
Green.
He's
itT
io
reiuin
iu
remain
here.
in
evidence
torestry
depart-
here,
especially
who's
look-
moving
Into
new
.
he
hopes,
by
so
far
the
de-
hasn't
been
ad-
structlon.
farm
has
gone
hi
o
1
1
x
(or
six
has
t-o
quarter
Melville.
Sask..
harvest
a
good
jwng
to
Rupert
their
younger
:
tame
back
to
iltf
fights
at
Saturday
n!ht.
itching,
quietly
V
two
Terrace
ion,
was
Tommy
of
note
several
returned
to
the
iterd-iv.
hers
rps
pone
who
brought
tdren
h"re
for
'Bit
la.st
week
s
brother,
Bert
S'hanned
greet-
ore
of
old
ac-
is
are
in
order
m.
A
livewire
topped
all
theatre
era-
Imas
in
snles
of
ti"ltets.
Hl
53.155
30.
Nearest
Mvrrt
In
Na-
a
$50
prize.
ie
arlded
com-
Uier
of
the
past
M
the
many
t
their
craft
in
lush
on
th
list
frs
are
Crnrirr
K0ala.
Their
miRht
not
look
"f
of
the
yachts
but
th(v
Kay
p"8ine
in
first
"e
lnokine
for-
summrr
of
fish-
"'inks
It
wniilrl
1
"
some
of
the
it
with
him
and
.
.
Til
i
nwiii'
I
.olo
by
van
Mper
ttluuio.
i
A.
PELLERIN
Newlyweds
A
toast
to
the
bride
was
pro-
!
posed
by
Mr.
Jimmy
Nlcoll
and
j
the
bridesmaid
by
Mr.
Archie
!
Cambrin.
For
her
Wedding
trip,
th:'
bride
donned
a
smart
spring
suit
l
grey
flannel
with
fur
coat
i
rii
tunc
iiuu
b
iiiiv
uiu;
j
crocneiea
ciocne.
tier
corsage
was
of
yellow
roses.
Following
their
honeymoon.
the
pair
will
reside
at
906
Sixth
Avenue
East,
in
Prince
Rupert.
I
The
well-known
bride
was
'
born
In
Prince
Rupert
and
employed
at
the
Roypl
Bank
here
before
moving
to
Vancouver
last
August.
The
groom
was
born
in
Trail,
B.C.,
and
is
now
employed
by
the
Aluminum
Company
e.f
Canada
at
Kemano.
Luxury
breomer
Prince
George
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
av
11:13
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
IVi
Comfort
and
Service
i
'
J0L
For
reservations
write
or
call
City
or
Depot
Office,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
For
Queen
Visits
Cocos
Islands
COCOS
ISLANDS,
Indian
Ocean
(Reuters)
The
Queen
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
stepped
from
the
royal
yacht
Gothic
into
another
world
today
as
they
paid
a
90-minute
visit
to
this
romantic
coral
group.
All
350
inhabitants
of
Home
Island,
one
of
the
three
main
islands,
gathered
along
the
"main
street
of
the
village
as
the
royal
couple
drove
300
yards
to
the
house
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clunies-Ross,
the
ruling
family.
The
brightly
claa
natives
who
greeted
the
roval
couple
were
members
of
one
of
the
few
feudal
communities
left
In
the
civilized
world.
No
islander
who
leaves
for
the
muinland
is
ever
allowed
to
return.
There
is
no
currency
on
the
island.
The
only
export
Is
copra.
Payment
is
madc
on
bartPr
system,
,,,,,.
oc
,
.
,
island'
nij
house
is
a
th7ee-Vo7r
affair
of
glazed
bricks
brought
from
Scotland.
It
stands
at
the
end
of
the
main
street.
The
CIumts-Roo
family
has
developed
the
Island
as
a
welfare
state
for
the
1,000
inhabitants
I
during
the
last
130
years.
The
present
ruler,
John
Clunies-Pnss.
Is
known
as
'.'the
king
of
the
Cocos."
i
'
He
is
the
descendant
of
a
Scottish
trader
who
first
reach-i
ed
here
in
1825
and
was
granted
a
"perpetual
lease"
over
the
islands
by
Queen
Victoria.
He
rules
with
his
Manchester-i
born
wife
over
an
Island
para-i
c'ise
of
model
villages.
It
has
Its
own
free
health
system.
IV
J,,l
,
"
III
J
!
Honeymooning
in
interior
B.C.
T
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Allan
Armand
I
Pellegrin,
whose
wedding
tok
I
to
place
here
last
Wednesday
eve-
ning
at
a
ceremony
In
the
First
I
United
Chu'ch.
,,
,
,
j
The
Rev.
L.
G.
Sicber.
con-
of
ducted
the
service
uniting
Lor-raine
Catherine
Youngman,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
L.
Youngman,
417
Dunsmuir
Street,
and
the
son
of
Mr.
John!
Pellegrin
of
Tran;
B.C.
Given
In
marriage
by
her
father,
the
bride
was
charming
in
a
gown
of
traditional
white,
fashioned
of
Chantilly
lace
poised
over
nylon
net
and
satin.
The
ballerina-length
frock
featured
long-sleeved
bodice
etched
with
seed
pearls
and
nylon
net
and
a
scalloped
hem
line
on
the
lace
oversklrt,
re-
veallng
bouffant
layers
of
net.
A
coronet
of
seed
pearls
secured
her
fingertip
veil
of
silk
illusion
and
she
carried
a
colonial
bouquet
of
baby
red
roses.
Attending
the
bride
was
her
j
sister,
Miss
Nina
Youngman,
,
wearing
a
pretty
gown
of
sky
i
.blue
nylon
net
over
taffeta
with
(matching
lace
jacket.
Compli-i
menting
the
ensemble
were
her
headdress
of
white
carnation
petals
and
colonial
borqwt
of
spring
flowers.
Bestman
was
Mr.
Archie
Cambrin
and
ushers
were
Mr.
Robert
Roy
and
Mr.
Leonard
Youngman.
Organist
was
Mrs.
Yvonne
Calderwood.
For
the
reception
in
the
Le-!
gion
auditorium,
the
.
bride's
parents
assisted
in
receiving,
ivlis.
Youngman
wearing
a
dress
of
navy
blue
crepe
with
matching
accessories
and
corsage
of,
red
roses.
The
brice
s
table
held
a
beautifully
decorated
wedding
cake
flanked
by
all
white
tapers
and
sprays
of
spring
flowers.
Serving
refreshments
were
Miss
Madeline
Youngman,
Miss
Diane
i
Kennedy.
Miss
Mildred
Fumes.,
Miss
Beth
Astoria,
Miss
Nellie
Bill
and
Miss
Lorraine
Dell.
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STEWART
Members
of
the
Portland
Canal
Chapter
No.
18,
Women
of
the
Moose
celebrated
their
15th
anniversary
at
a
special
session
here
Thursday
nighti
at
which
five
charter
members
were
present.
They
were
Mrs.
W.
R.
Tooth,
Mrs.
O.
RUch,
Mrs.
K.
Wake,
field.
Mrs..P.
Svedoerg
and
Mrs.
C.
Lundstrom.
Other
charter
members,
unable
to
attend,
were
Mrs.
N.
Traversy,
Mrs.
V.
Fisher
and
Mrs.
C.
E.
Gibson.
Total
membership
of
the
chapter
Is
65.
Members
of
Portland
Canal
Lodge
No.
1218,
Loyal
Order
of
Moose
were
guests
of
the
women
at
the
session,
joining
in
a
whist
and
cribbage
party.
Prize
winners
included:
Whist
women's
1st,
Mrs.
A.
Jacobson,
consolation,
Mrs.
M.
Bolovick;
men's
1st,
Nick
Oilloff,
consolation,
Thorllef
Retvedt;-
crib-Women's
1st,
Mrs."
C.
Mayse,
consolation,
Mrs.
A.
Lawrence,
men's
1st,
Stewart
Walling,
consolation,
Clell
Mayes.
The
group
also
honored
Mrs.
Sports
Togs,
i
To
Highlight
i
Fashion
Show
I
!
'
Sports
t07s.
Including
the
lat-
est
bathing
suit
styles,
will
fea
-
P
lure
tonights
fashion
show
snow
by,
oy
Prince
Rupert's
Job's
Daughters:
In
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium
at
8:15
p.m.
Summer
slacks
outfiU
'
and
i
other
sport
togs,
along
with
the
,
h!thln-r
suits,
designed
for
teens!
and
adults,
will
take
up
a
major
pjition
ol
the
show
which
will
see
girls
of
the
lodge
and
somei
mothers
modelling
the
1954
summer
styles.
Summer
cottons,
suits,
coats
t"d
partv
dresse
aU-'O
wlll.be
displayed
by
the
30
models,
and
adding
to
the
show
will
be
musical
entertainment,
including
a
girls'
chorus,
piano
duet
and
other
Instrumental
numbers.
Plans
for
a
dance
to
be
staged
at
the
end
of
April
were
discus-
:
scd
when
members
of
the
Anglican
Young
People's
Association
;
of
St.
Peter's
Seal
Cove
church
met
Inst
week.
!
Marilyn
Farmer
was
welcomed
i
as
a
new
member
after
which
the
group
enjoyed
games
of
chess,
pheckcrs,
Iwskctball
and
crokinole.
1
readers
7-TT"
"
1
I
A
jrT
"
MM
H.
Wilkinson
on
her
birthday.
'
STEWART
The
Stewart
Parent-Te
acher
Association
staged
a
successful
basket
social
and
dance
Friday,
when
enthusiasm
reached
a
high
peak
despite
small
attendance.
A
feature
of
the
event
was
fines
as
high
as
$5
against
those
dressed
in
good
clothes.
Auction
of
the
box
lunches
highlighted
the
affair.
Shuttle
Play
Draw
Releasee
I
,
i
The
Civic
Centre
Badminton
i
Club
today
released
opening
I?!
three-da,
tour,
j
nament,
scheduled
to
get
un
J
derway
tomorrow
night
at
the
Centre.
I
'
Entries
not
listed'
in
the
7
'
p.m.
and
7:30
p.m.
draws
were'
asked
to
M
at
the
centre
by
8
i
'
p.m.
'
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The
draws
are
as
follows;
1
P.M.
Mixed
Doujles
F.
OLscn.
J.
Cross
vs
II.
iio'.Ue-stad.
i
E.
Klersiead;
i
O.
Viereck,
,
M.
Viereck
vs
E.
Dyer,
D.
Kii
k-i
patiirk;
D.
Radford,
F.
Cross
vs
;
A.
Mill,
B.
Martin.
j
Men's
Doubles
C.
Mills,
W.
Gardiner
vs
G.
!
McNish.
E.
Dyer.
'
Lad'es'
V.
B
n
,
Home
J.-Wrtght
.
N.
,
"7.
,
ley,
M.
hiiiz
vs
u.
ivirKpamc,
:
K.
Chlsholm.
Men's
Singles
B
Williamson
vs
S.
Vickcr-
man.
7:30
P.M.
Mixed
Douulrs
B
Mills.
D.
Mills
Vs
D.
Brown.
D.
Kennedy,
E.
Abbey.
H.
Coad
vs
O.
McNish,
L.
McKay.
Men's
Singles
F.
Olscn
vs
R.
Tougn.
Ladles'
Singles
B.
Cooper
vs
B.
Martin.
,
Ladies'
Doubles
J.
Cross.
M.
Viereck
vs
E.
Klcrstead,
J.
Armstrong.
Men's
Doubles
D.
Christenson,
P.
Charbon-ncau
vs
;
E.
Abbey,
Cadets
to
Join
U.S.
"Assault"
'
OTTAWA
P
Twenty-five
cadets
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy's
regular
and
reserve
ioius
will
join
U.o.
miusmp-m
n
In
June
in
a
mork
assault
along
the
coast
of
Virginia.
The
amphibious
exercise
will
be
the
wlndup
of
a
training
pro
gram
in
which
the
Canadian
cadets
will
work
with
775
midshipmen
from
the
U.S.
naval
academy
at
Annapolis,
Md.
The
cadets
and
middies
will
make
the
landing,
near
Camp
Pendleton,
Va.,
with
2,000
U.
S.
marines,
backed
up
by
35
ships,
aircraft
and
paratroopers.
CROWDED
CONTINENT
Europe,
excepting
Soviet
Russia,
has
an
average
population
of
207
per
square
mile,
compared
with
23
in
North
America.
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him
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brine
it
hunk
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blazes
In
1
npxt
winter
Wling
around
Ki'nr
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tv,i.
Valhalla
Itinrc.
Saturday.!
April
3,
9
to
12.
Refreshments.!
:
(79'
l
I
he
(tot
up
early
look
over
th.
A
GALAXY
of
porgeous
garments
from
the
Mayfalr
salons
of
London's
"Big
12"
await
the
debutantes
stepping
Into
England's
new
social
season.
This
pearl
-colored
nylon
satin
has.
been
chosen
by
Michnel
Sherard
for
his
classical
ball
dress,
cut
with'
one
broad
shoulder
panel
crossing
the
tucked
boo
ire.
Nylon
satin'
has
a
particularly
rich,
gleaming
texture,
flattering
under
ballroom
lights.
"en
helnino
.
Saturdity,
(70)
Moo.se
whist
drive,
8
p.m.
,..ter.
Pay
r
tossed
a
few
sal'ors
on
th.
"v'd
'o
play
Easter
Cards
by
Coutts
now
on
display
at
McRAE
BROS.
1
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con-on
n-nln
bnwl.
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ten
"pit
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Jack
nf
ni
Steve
Don't
forget
Rod
&
Gun
meeting
tonight,
8
p.m.
Moose
i
Hull.
'
.
(It)
j
Sonla
Ladies
meeting,
Mrs.
'
E.
Wick,
.
12.-5
Beach
Place,
j
Tuesday,
April
6.
(81
1
In
the.
Interests
of
the
Cana-1
dln
Li:gion
and
Legion
affairs.
ih?
film
"In
Which
We
Serve",
will
be
shown
at
8
p.m.
Tuesday.
Hr.n,
dentine
OCCASION
""lenean
April
6.
at
the
Legion
Auditorium.
Everybody
welcome.
No
f
rlmlU.nner
chnt'tre.
.
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