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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
April
2'J,
lBa3
Tony
Gargrave
sary
Committee
To
Start
in'-
-I
)rk
Soon
To
Select
Pupi
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bursary
committee
headed
by
Mrs.
A.
E.
will
soon
begin
work
on
the
consideration
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&
bus
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Re-Nominaled
WESTVIEW,
B.C.
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The
youngest
member
of
the
last
British
Columbia
legislature,
26-year-old
Anthony
Gargrave,
has
been
renominated
by
the
CCF
to
contest
Mackenzie
riding
In
the
June
9
provincial
election.
Mr.
Gargrave,
a
woodworker,
was
nominated
Friday
night.
He
said
he
will
open
his
campaign
In
the
22,000-square-mile
riding
with
a
public
meeting
at
Gibsons
May
2.
v
set
up
by
the
local
Parent-Teacher
Associa
BUYING
FOR
YOUR
HOME
Reproduction
of
Antiques
Add
Warmth,
Charm
to
Home
By
ELENORE
LESTER
.
drawer
cigarette
table
in
this
You
may
not
be
able
to
afford
collectiorv
and
a
sailmaker'a
fine
antiques,
but
don't
feel
that;bench
15
used
for
a
long
cock-you
must
do
without
the
warmth
j
taU
tabie
with
many
drawers,
and
charm
that
period
pieces
otner
Pieces
In
this
collection
can
bring
to
your
home.
'
j
Include
a
cocktail
table
that
There
are
many
good
adapta-
looks
like
a
cradle
and
has
many
tions
of
antiques
in
small,
In-!
convenient
drawers
in
the
"hood"
expensive
pieces
which
may
be
6ectionj
and
a
small
dei.k
tnat
tions.
d
Relief
lid
Nears
useu
euecwveiy
in
a
room
wun
Million
.
resembles
a
spinet
piano.
modern
furniture.
One
furniture
company
makes,
;
,1
tn
The
Uuily
Nuw
Reds
Release
Bishop,
Two
Priests
In
a
rich,
warm
shade
of
maple
i
delightful
reproductions
of
the
nrTlr
tahl(.c
iituH
Kv
raftcnnfln
'
WA
individually
ana
This
was
decided
at
the
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Parent-Teactwr
Council.
Several
recommendations
were
made
by
Parent-Teacher
Council
members
lor
consideration
by
the
committee
when
It
meets:
It
was
iecommended
that
Miss
Maynard.
high
school
pruldance
teacher,
and
Mr.
Davidson,
counsellor
for
the
students,
be
asked
to
help
the
committee
pick
the
bursary
winner,
as
well
as
A.
M.
Hurst,
principal,
and
Mr.
Graham,
school
inspector.
That
the
bursary
money
b?
split
ink)
two
parts
a
half
to
be
presented
in
Augus
prior
to
the
beginning
of
the
Normal
School
term,
and
the
other
half
In
December.
That
students
Interested
in
the
bursary
be
asked
to
ai-
ilieir
governments,
Can-
PTE.
T.
J.
P.
ALLAN
of
Montreal
was
named
by
LCpl.
Paul
Dugal
of
Quebec
city
as
being
a
prisoner
of
the
Communist
forces
In
Korea.
Pte.
Allan,
a
member
of
the,
Royal
Canadian
Regiment,
previously
was
listed
as
missing
In
action.
His
next-of-kin
is
his
mother,
Mrs.
Jean
Allan
of
Ville
Eniard,
Montreal.
He
was
the
16th
Canadian
listed
by
Cpl.
Dugal,
first
Canadian
released
by
the
Communists
In
the
exchange
of
sick
and
wounded
prisoners.
PnTSBURCII
(AP)
-
PrieM.-
of
a
century
ago.
One
of
these
is
a
lamp
table,
Inspired
by
an
old
spinning
wheel
table.
The
part
that
would
be
the
wheel,
however,
Is
placed
horizontally
instead
of
vertically
and
Is
used
as
the
base
on
which
the
lamp
is
placed.
at
St.
Paul's
monastery
have
been
notified
that
a
bishop
and
two
priests
of
the
Passionist
Fathers
have
been
released
by
Chinese
Reds
who
held
them
prisoners
nearly
three
years.
.
The
released
Roman
Catholic
An
Imitation
ol
a
lace
maker's
tiny
bench
Is
made
Into
a
one-
a
I
Don't
Stop
1t
missionaries
were
identified
contributed
$2,877,-:),
Canadian
National
flosil
Kelief
Fund
for
A
rehabilitation
In
the
n-k'Mi
areas
of
England,
;,;d
n-lglum.
it
was
an-!oi;
y
from
Government
.ban
Sl.fi00.000
worth
of
i
relialiilitiition
supplies
ii
sliipped
or
are
en
,
the
flood-damaged
.,d
a'lditional
supplies
l.rovuled
bus
they
are
(iiivi'i
iior
-
General,
i
linn.
Vincent
Massey,
ihairnian
of
the
Relief
i:,!iiiitre,
expressed
'ex'-;!Hi!'ation"
at
the
gen-,
.ponsn
of
his
fellow-to
the
appeal
to
help
Bishop
Cuthbert
O'Gara
of
i
L-
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nUfff
Ottawa,
Rev.
William
WesthovenJ
This
photograph
of
Queen
Elizabeth
and
her
husband,
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh,
was
taken
shortly
before
her
27th
birthday
last
wecki
Courting
After
Wedding
.
.
.
so
nice
lo
serve
so
many
ways
Serve
Peek
Frt-an's
Viu-Weat
with
cheese
or
with
sweet
or
savoury
spread.
ply
direct
to
the
P-T
Councils
bursary
committee.
That
full
details
of
the
bursary
and
how
to
apply
be
posted
on
the
bulletin
board
in
the
high
school.
The
award
Is
to
be
given
the
student
chosen
considered
to
be
the
best
future
teacher
material.
The
student
will
not
necessarily
be
the
leader
of
his
or
her
class.
A
nominating
committee
headed
by
Mrs.
W.
Murdoch
was
of
Liberty
Center,
O.,
and
Rev.l
Paul
Joseph
Ubingcr
of
Pittsburgh.
A
monastery
spokesman
said
Passionist
Fa
tilers
headquarteis
at
Union
City,
NJ.,
received
a
cablegram
from
a
member
of
the
order
in
Hong
Kong
that
the
former
prisoners
had
reached
that
port
safely.
No
further
details
were
immediately
available.
readers
BP.O.
ELKS
and
LADIES
O.O.R.P.
Joint
meeting
Thursday,
April
30,
t
p.m.
(100)
No
Evidence
Of
Oil
Found
At
Langley
I
1
WmrkTZTZ
i
amis
of
victims
of
the
jliiih
struck
from
the
on
February
1.
He
also
i
chosen
to
pick
a
slate
of
offl-
MADE
ir
PEEK
FREAM'S
VICTORIA
l
Hope
of
oil
riches
at
Langley
In
the
Fraser
TORONTO
(CP)
Never
stop
courting
and
always
go
to
bed
the
same
day
you
get
up
and
you
may
some
day
achieve
60
years
of
wedded
bliss.
That's
the
advice
given
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
A.
Talbot
who
recently
celebrated
their
60th
wedding
anniversary
at
their
suburban
Leaside
home.
"An
aunt
told
me
that
secret
Just
before
we
were
married,"
said
Mrs.
Talbot.
'
"So
we
never
stopped
courting
and
we
know
it-works."
ThU
year
also
marks
half
a
century
In
Canada
for
the
Talbots.
Mr.
Talbot
was
born
in
Wales
and
raised
In
Wor
Football
First
league
game
of
year,
Wednesday,
7
p.m.,
C.Y.O.
vs.
General
Motors.
1
100)
Canadian
Legion
general
to
the
Cana-
j
cers
for
presentation
to
the
next
'
ftluirks
:
Crns
Society
and
the
meeting,
at
which
elections
for
iivichuils
and
organlza-
j
the
forthcoming
year
will
take
BISCUITS
Valley
was
shattered
today
by
j
John
F.
Walker,
deputy
control-
!
More
families
.
r
.
Left
Lett
P
Province
TOVinCe
Than
Entered
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,
helix
'd.
!
piace.
inner
committee
mem-
Canada's
contribution
be
Mrs.
A.
Logan.
Mrs.
ehef
in
England
was
a
;
K
Hardy
and
Mrs-
A
E-
Carl-UWOmiO
board
feet
of
j
son-
lumber,
worth
$200,000,
Those
present
at
the
meeting
is
already
in
England,
!
""eluded
Mrs.
H.
Mark,
Mrs.
J.
h
British
authorities
Rldsdale,
Mrs.
W.
Murdoch.
Mrs.
ler
of
petroleum
and
natural
gas,
department
of
mines.
In
a
terse
statement
he
said?
"Officials
of
the
department
Inspected
Siloam
No.
1
well
on
April
21
and
found
no
evidence
that
a
flow
of
oil
or
gas
had
been
encountered."
Driller
Emery
Hansen,
formerly
of
Camrose,
Alta.,
claimed
enrlier
in
the
week
he
had
struck
meeting
to
be
held
9
p.m.
Wednesday,
April
29.
Installation
of
officers.
(100)
Pulp
Mill
Workers
Union
Local
708
special
meeting,
Oddfellows'
Hall,
Wednesday,
April
29,
at
7:30
p.m.
Business:
Wage
conference
agenda.
(100)
Seafood
dinner
this
Thursday,
April
30,
sponsored
by
the
Men's
Club
at
First
United
Church.
Men
and
their
families
all
welcome.
(loot
VICTORIA.
During
April,
for
the
first
time
in
a
year,
more
families
left
British
Columbia
for
other
parts
of
Canada
than
entered
this
province.
The
monthly
report
of
the
cestershire.
His
wife
is
1
would
be
sufficient
to
;
the
damaged
homes
buildings
in
the
flooded
j.
u
weoster,
w.
D.
Griffiths,
Mrs.
J.
F.
Denning.
Mrs.
H.
Lindseth.
Mrs.
N.
Halliday,
Mrs.
A.
E.
Carlson,
Mrs.
R.
L.
Tough.
Mrs.
K.
Hardy.
Mrs.
A.
Logan
end
J.
S.
Wilson.
fort
garry
Netherlands
the
Cana-
c:
Cross
relief
program
is
coffee
pay
sand"
on
the
farm
of
69-
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Staffordshire
woman.
They
met
62
years
ago
ir.
Sunday
School,
when
he
was
18
and
his
vife.
the
former
Emily
Elizabeth
Riley,
16.
Mr.
Talbot
was
a
glass-cutter
both
in
England
and
Toronto
until
he
retired
30
years
ago.
They
have
two
sons,
H.
H.
Talbot,
former
mayor
of
Lea-side,
and
Charles
A.
Talbot
of
year-old
John
Goertz.
five
miles
Family
Allowances
division
ol
the
Department
of
National
Health
and
Welfare
Issued
today
shows
that
431
families
departed
while
300
entered.
The
three
prairie,
provinces
and
Ontario
received
the
bulk
of
the
exodus
and
at
the
same
time
contribut
I.J-
)
,'iw
into
the
rehablllta-
I
c
and
will
include
the
Kansas,
the
great
wheat
state
nt
fif
farm
implements
of
the
U.S.,
also
has
oil,
coal,
:.inery
and
possibly
pro-
1
lead,
zinc,
gypsum
and
limestone
!
building
materials.
'deposits.
Rummage
Sile
Business
,
east
of
Langley.
Professional
Women's
Club1
ii
lhnvn
,.,
int,r.
Old
Liquor
,
vjpWpr.
ft
(ar
rhnwinor
traces
of
and
Second
1
Saturday,
May.
1.
Store,
Third
Ave.
St.
green
light
gravity
crude
and
ed
the
majority
of
the
newcom
(102)
said:
"The
Lord
guided
me
tot
ers.
.
1
"THE
POWER
WITHIN"
.
this
spot."
HIS
FIRST
Slip!
Number
of
families
receiving!
Toronto;
seven
grandchildren
FORT
ana
six
greai-granacnimren.
Last
showing
at
Cathedral
Hall,
:
Ka
W
members
of
the
Apos-
allowances
in
British
Columbia
however,
continued
to
mount,
FINEST
HAND
OF
Ii
1
COFFEE
YOU
CAN
BUY
I
CARRY
p.m.
Thursday.
April
G.
D
...w.,
reaching
an
all-time
hieh
of
in
a
iiiciuuci,
iiiiaintrit
iiauiicii.
I
not
miss
this
great
film.
Admls-I
slrn
free
(101)
j
His
drilling
rig
was
located
at
i
174.220.
Allowances
paid
totalled
what
he
termed
Siloam
No.
1
;
$2,100,083,
going
to
348,729
chii-
,!
ihat
first
step
leads
to
more
.
.
.
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
thene
Blue
593
3
mm
0V
well.
I
dren.
i
:
,
i
i
are
your
vounqsrer
the
Don't
forget
the
Sea
Food
Dinner
on
Thursday.
5:30
p.m.
to
7:30
p.m.,
sponsored
by
the
First
United
Church.
Men's
Club.
BED
IABEL
J
THIS
WEEK
ffiom
from
foot
troubles
j
is
brouqht
about
by
I
Silent
Steersman
!
OSLO,
Norway
(CP)
A-new-:
;
!
type
automatic
pilot
has
been
,
installed
on
three
fishing
vess-j
!
els
at
Ejersund.
The
push-but-
ome
and
bring
your
family.
iJfy
lie
(101)
r
core
from
the
very
Step.
Important
meeting,
women's
auxiliary
to
the
Sea
Cadets.
Friday,
May
1.
in
the
officers'
ward
room
at
IIMCS
Chatham.
Everyone
urged
to
attend.
ton
steering
device
maintains
a
j
predetermined
course
as
long
as
necessary.
First
Step
is
Scientific
Sep
for
yourself
that
men
are
the
best
cooks.
Come
to
the
Sea
Food
Dinner
sponsored
by
the
M-n's
Club
at
First
United
Church.
Thursday,
5:30
to
7:30
p.m.,
.
101
IN
with
proper
shoes.
t
is
Jumnihn
Jnrkq
rind
h
bhoes
made
for
the
Step
CAMBKAl
CHAI'Ti:H
of
the
I.O..S.P.
SPRING-BO
NNt
I
TEA
in
the
Civic
Centre
3
p.m
April
30,
1!)53
Admission
75c
.
.
.
Free
Samples
.
.
.
Door
Prizes
I'rec
shotting
of
the
rolnured
film
on
Hair-
Care
by
lite
Toni
Co.:
"MISS
DINNING
GOES
TO
TOWN"
Obtain
your
tickets
at
the
door
Mr.
M.
F.
Gladman.
Di.stri:t
i
Pension
Advocate,
will
bo
in
;
Prince
RuncTt
Wednesday,
May
13.
and
will
be
available
for
In-
:
terview
on.
pension
matters.
Interested
veterans
are
asked
to
advise
Secretary
Manager,
Can-pclim
Leiion,
immediately
if
interested
in
seeing
Mr.
Glid-mnn.
Pension
affairs
only.
dO"!!
ASHION
POTWEAR
Get(arnation...
.xl.
I
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'Milk
is
always
f
iVivitinn
fresh
-always
U
s
always
colored,
always
creamy
M1Ucd.
When
you
tl).,R.dunJv,Hitecanyou
always
be
sure
that
you
wrllfcct
milk
at
its
very
best.
never
a
worry
abewt
f
jjKNUTSON'S
flavor
or
color
or
Mr
r-
;n.
Lvcrv
can
VOU
USC
.
.
..
.
,.
.rinlceii.
1
1
f
I
"Lady,
you'll
save
plenty
with
a
modern
ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATOR!"
Amazing
how
far
a
food
dollar
goes
when
yoo'T
got
m
of
today's
electric
refrigerators
on
the
joix
AO
jtmr
eatables
stay
fresh
and
sweet,
good
for
days
and
days.
No
spoilage
even
in
the
hottest
weather,
bo
mors
dried
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