NAVY
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Prince
Rupert
Doil
News
Saturday,
February
23,
19i2
(jii'f
Cj
little
G,
.ercinoiitvS
Sea
Cadets
Prepare
For
Semi-Annual
Inspection
An
"E"
for
effort
could
easily
be
awarded
to
Prince
Rupert's
Sea
Cadets
as
these
boys
continue
'DijjrcAdiue
5!
Ijuumjs
'
C-J
-Sl'tTliCC
an
ad-
liuw'.li'P.
an
up-
An
impressive
Girl
Ouide
and
Brownie
Thinking
Day
candlelight
ceremony
took
place
in
lc-t
fvi
trd
f-rciulcnl
no
of
a
iweinjr-
jf.i(iwi
to
a
vct-i
fi'atiiml
the
Mrs.
T.
Norton
Young
was
re-;
.
w
of
U'
OtKl-
IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT
For
Graduate
Nurses
in
the
Prince
Rupert
district.
A
series
of
six
lectures
on
"The
Nursing
Aspect
of
ABC
Warfare
and
Mass.
Disaster"
will
be
starting
on
February
25th
at
f
p.m.
at
the
Nurses'
Home
of
the
General
Hospital.
These
,
lectures
arc
sponsored
by
the
Health
Planning
Group
of
Civil
Defence.
All
graduate
nurses
are
urged
to
attend.
For
farther
details
call
Mrs.
E.
Bartlctt
at
Black
322.
R,.)ik.ii
l.odtfr-s
Annunciation
Hail
last
evening.
to
show
improvement.
Training
is
well
advanced
and
It
was
attended
by
all
Guides
,,
,
.
.
.
"
.
and
Brownies
in
the
city
and
!
attendance
at
drills
continues
to
hover
around
the
numVrWo"
Cubs
in!
100
,C'r.Ci'nt
"Y"
US
C0M
W
fr
the
h"lf
uniform
and
many
parcnu
and
j
yuai'Iy
inspection
on
February
28
by
the
area
Sea
frirnds-
-
j
Cadet
officer
from
Vancouver.
,S
WCI'K
t
i"c
elected
president
of
the
Women's
i
Mlss
Stella
Ann
Kurulok,
Co-ordinating
Council
al
Ihc
an-;
diniRhtcr
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
F.
nual
iik
eliny
in
the
Civic
Centre
Kurulok
of
Terrace,
and
Bernard
Thursday.
Wanner,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Other
officers
aie:
Rulolf
Wagner
of
Moose
Jaw,
W(Tf
unit
(d
in
-...!,
,
a
w
uit
i
mimi'i
,
f
the
men
s
AH.'
-I
I!
Vice-president,
Mrs.
C.
CI.
Ham.
wed(lin,
ccremony
oi
Wlrc
"rrangeu
m
,
invitation
is
boimr
extended
tn
-
r-
-
-
i
Secretary-treasurer,
Mrs.
A.
C.
and
district
interest
which
took!he
Guij
T'cfo"
form
"
U'i'
H
parents
of
the
toys
and
citi
1
Guild
J
nines
amis
tra
ining
In
a
trade
of.
their
choice
this
fall.
place
last
Saturday
owning
in
j
rloor'
T.
Gui,dcs
marched
zens
of
prince
Ru
crt
t0
atlcnd
Fii
st
United
Church
with
Rev.
L.
j
K'narUl
lnto
P'ace,
forming
a
;
lhe
illsp.Jctioni
whjch
commences
uuiiiril
I
IIP
Biil"-Ki.
cli
puty
grand
3.
,n
OtUiftHow.sliip.
c
.
sieoer
officiating.
It
was
a
"u
j
at
7:30.
7.,..
if.ive
li
but;
imu,
auu
luc
Diuwiues
iiifu
i
double
ring
ceremony
for
which
Treasurer,
Mrs.
A.
L.
Haines.
Executive
Mrs.
T.
J.
Boulter,
Vliv.
R.
B.
Skinner,
Mrs.
H.
V.
lallersnll.
Tress
Correspondent
Mrs.
T.
Glenn.
!
took
up
position
on
the
inside,
1
..It
cd
lax
and
Lieutenant
Si
John
W.
Fisher,
RCN,
made
a
brief
inspection
of
all
naval
radio
stations
in
the!
di;trict
before
departing
aboard:
WKENS
organ
wedding
music
was
ren
"Vi.i.r
alter
wlilcli
dered
by
Henry
Pluvm.
Many
Smart
and
trim
in
their
new
This
ccremony
Is
In
remem-1
brance
of
Guides
and
Brownies1
friends
attended.
i
psiewiil
wa
n
v
Tnllpr.Mll.
ur.ifoims
the
women
of
the
local
the
Prince
George
for
the
naval
!
Audilors-Mrs.
J.S.
Black.
Mrs.
'ven
in
inurrlagc
by
her
fa-;""
wu',u:
"'""enc;
m
base
at
Esouimnlt.
I
...
ttr
A
M.
This
smarfrneuJ
A
L.
Ilollby.
Hiei
.
the
bnoe
was
a
pretty
.
tolor'
"cc
ana
language
doesj"""
"'
chM
ply
Officer
and
Mrs
(
Visiliiv;
Committees-Hospital
P''tmt
in
white
f.atlii
and
iacc
!
n,,t
count
the
only
important
j
sen'-
a
picture
reminiscent
of
the
.
arry
Cutlrc
ih'aboard
the
';
Mr.
A.
L.
Holtby,
Mrs.
L.
Uolr-
long
laee-trimmed
veil.
She
1
th,ne
ls
lllc
"Promise."
Candies
;-cMid
World
War,
bringing
back
'
Camosun
last
buiuiav
On
coin-
1
4
ly
lluixl,
Mi
s.
J
-1
Mmiiiuii
Moore-I
I
.fiiiin:.
Cliiri'iK-e
tlin
lms
been
a
'
older
liu-
many.
memories
of
that
which
many
pletion
of
leave,
Chief
Cuttress
(
llvmnht.
would
never
re-occur.
;
wi''
rpPort
to
Coverdale,
N.B.,
to
The
Wrens,
recruited
to
full
t!lk
UP
ncw
duties.
j
hp
(substitute
Mrs.
O.
R.
Brclli;
iin
led
a
uouquet
of
red
roses.
uuiuu
buu
vest
of
MeUride
to
Westvlew
Matron
of
honor
was
Mrs.
Elsie
J"w"e
Promise
and
one
for
Prldge.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
and
Mrs.
Thompson
who
wore
mauve
taf-
each
of
tnc
laws
tcn
of
tliein.
T.
J.
Hmilter;
Seal
Cove
Mrs.
ftla
and
net
skirt
end
carried'
Candles
were
then
lit
by
a
rJliUl3Kli
11
PORtABCe
W.
B.
Skinner,
Mrs.
T.
Glenn.
carnations.
The
bridesmaid,
Miss
Ouide
or
a
Brownie
for
each
ti,
,,.,
i
..
,nLi..
CISTOMS
A
donation
of
$25
to
the
Civic
Rosemaric
Kurulok,
chose
blue
country
that
ls
o
nit-iiiuvi
ui
nterest.
in
wr,
nl.nci.
of
It
is
laid
down
that
the
sentry
taffeta
with
bouquet
of
pink
car-
this
C
ntrc
was
approved.
WlgUl.iMlblVll.
iik;
ill-L
shall
fire
his
rifle
at
sunset.
The
priced
righf-foryw!
iiiid
tt'ifh
a
-j.wrl
by
11.
M.
..fcc
:ii)i
o)nalely
,i-
rPfipirnl.
Mr.
il
Mutably.
..ifiii"
was
enjoy-
ii;-r
(able
m
,iM
lor
the
even-;
.I'liirci
I'ur.iracl-llciiekali
frum
On
comprtifin
of
summer
train-
'
reason
for
this
is
a
relic
of
the
In'.;
a!
HMCS
Cornwallis
in
Digby,
days
of
the
flint-lock
rifle,
and
M.S.,
they
will
begin
specialized
as
done
to
make
sure
that
the
rule
should
be
freshly
loaded
and
Complete
with
handy
cos,
for
carrying
or
storage.
.
w.iu
umiT
ii
irainucar-
country
canuic
w
DC
111
was
eif
wei
.!
Utile
Jacqueline
Kuruiok
that
of
Great
Britain
where
the
and
Donald
Doumont.
Girl
Guides
were
first
started
in
I
J"'
'ihonipson
was
grooms-.
1909.
Twenty-five
candles
were
i
'"".
jsoon
shining
for
all
the
Girl
j
Neil
Mentinku
acted
as
usher.
Guide
countries.
!'tiMi!'!!!UN,i
'
I
This
ceremony
took
place
on
J"
1
il
,?.CT",!I"".y'
8
n:
lhp
birthday
of
the
founder
of
pi
lined
for
the
hours
of
darkness.
I
OflLY
$89.50
J-lo.Sjiiluf
T)c(t.
lhe
Mrs
J.
S
Irvine
Tt.flRACE.
Ladies
of
In
the
ten
year
period
from
141
to
1951
five
persons
emigrated
from
Canada
for
every
six
persons
who
Immigrated
to
Canada.
,u
u,v
"mr
u
i
Scouting
nnd
Ouldlng.
Ca:h
fur
n''
cold.
Bulger's.
:i,liy
iiiisjiuii
nuAHiury
are
naving
a
Mr.
and
Ooil
Save
the
series
of
pa
Hoping
teas
the
pro-
Seventh
"1
"
'"'I0
"
2
38
j
H
was
a
most
Impressive
cere-
i
in
Ulir
r
m.u
Tl.n
11..I...
the
hall
M.in.V
rrl..,K.
.,.,11
.
Whist
drive
and
tournament
;
lie
(
vciiln'i
to
a
crcfls
or
wlilcli
are
to
go
for
10
new
beds
for
Terrace
Hospital.
.
1-..I.II.HI1
111
Ullir:--
,l!.rL-f.no,l
The
girls
did
Saturday.
February
23,
Moose
"1
l!i,it;'r!li:'ii'!tll,i:i!::!',,i',!!!:,i!f!iti
iHiit':n!m":m::ir
liuJililiirwiillI:
ui
iii'iiriiiiiii'iiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
loast
to
the
bride
was
prop-
i
,
ITr
LTS
.
TcmP,c-
EV'yone
welcome,
(40c
cd
by
M,
,..,.
..
"
na
orderly
silence.
B.iby
is
off
to
a
good
start
bridesmaid
and
matron
of
honor
nfc
ine
conclusion
the
Brown-
with
Layette
lLssontials
from
Ui
BLACKWOOD
on
b
James
Thompson,
libelous
,f,
.,,mri.
"
'."'"V"
save
mc
hiorK
hliopiie.
Eahy
Week
Mare
served.
,
wrownie
Howl,
then
follow.
d,2rd
to
8th
inclusive
(16c
I
Mi
i
wll"
lur
"Uicic
ana
iirowme
.,.,,(
and
m
Mis.
r,..,
..n
Wagner
will
rc-(nrnu,
anH
h
...r
m.
h,
i.i
,
n
.t
't
r.
t',..,,.!!.
.
.
Canada's
most
popular
white
shirt
The
,.,
,,,,
,:
everyone
stood
at
atU-nlion
aner
scnool.
All
work
m,
!
.J.
i"
J!?i
Wlr
the
girls
sang
for
the
first
teed.
Jerrys
Beauty
Snlon.
Phone
855.
(
51
ci
b-lde
Is
in
the
service
of
Chand-,
"m,
n
.
n
l,WU
Studio.
4.
VUI1V.UU
uiw
n,
LrtiJlail.,
was
in
charge
of
the
Girl
Guides.
V.y
I
AjLLY
BLACKWOOD
Dale
bVlics
to
Mr.
Champion's
Convenient
matching
table
for
'
SINGER
Electric
Portable
ONLY
$22.50
Annual
general
meeting
of
the
Prince
Ruix
rt
Fishing
Vessel
Owners
Mutual
Protective
Fund
will
be
held
in
the
Common
Lounge,
Civic
Centre.
Sunday.
March
2,
1952.
at
2:30
p.m.
Members
please
attend.
(50c)
Mills
of
Interest"
With
Some
Flash
(joinq
to
lnf
CroM
llju
mpion
was
discussing
another
deal
from
uno
mil
h
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
DarlinK
left1
m
Ruwrt
Ron
nnri
i.
our
match
between
his
team
and
a
teai.i
7
"
,
,
,,
,
.
.,
red
Adames
returned
to
the
Ml'SSl
S.
iNoi
v.
tll.
bOUth.
Last
and
est
Of
:cltv
on
vesterdav
aftermmn-a
till,
I
'
,
un
CYTPl
COST
'iimn
I
on
today's
plane
for
Vancouver
nual
banquet,
February
28.
6:30
;
where
Mr.
Darling
will
attend
p.m.,
Canadian
Legion
Auditor-I
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Brit-
ium.
Ladies
invited.
Everyone
plane
from
a
brief
business
trip
i
to
Vancouver.
Uustprooi
ix
p,
np
handle
.
.
nU
Club.
!
evcriil
points
of
!
himl."
he
said
'
;
'
.;i!ll)le,
IimiI;
i
"
oiumuia
nea
iross
Associa-1
welcome.
For
tickets
rail
770.
Jack
Stansfield,
assistant
tion
as
delegate
from
the
local
948,
Green
519.
Red
167
or
Red
ai;cnt
for
Union
Steamships
branch
of
which
he
Is
secretary.
407
or
see
Ormes
Drugs.
i4l)e
You'll
love
the
way
this
smontlv
stitching
singkr
Portable
Sewing
Machine
fits
your
sewing
needs
.
.
.
fits
into
any
room
.
.
.
and
fits
vour
budget
.
.
,
so
beautifully!
BUDGET
TERMS
Complete
course
ot
I""'"
"
II
sew.n,!
f
ast
dealer
roth
sides
vulnerable
Virtlt
(
Mi.
Nertti)
7
0
!
'n
ii
A
s
i
a
.
a
in
n
.1
a
liist
hid
nf
one
your
SlNl.r
J.-
I
.KiN
i
r
iv.
Aititoir
DAtr
-raid
suit.
II
vr-iy
fme.
Sit-
l:new
I
'
hi
hearts
unless
in-ill.
And
if
I
meni
.
Warranty
f
.
SINGFR
W
i
-
.
i
r
I
fl
U
DCT-
I
Mr.
Hrrii)
I
Mr
f
liiimtilfMi
I
K
.1
tt
ICC
lion
LIBERAL
TRADE-IN
allowance
on
your
present
machine!
knew
there
was
H
a
H
m
II
A
K
I
11
I)
8
7
0
I
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I
I)
7
A
K
(4
1
V
diamonds,
since
(k
111
that
Mill."
l
i.io.,
is
making
uic
round
trip
i
i
I
his
week-end
to
south
Queen!
(
Iiarlottr
Island
point
nljuurd
'
jlhr
steamer
Chileolin.
l
Martin
Van
Coi
ten
returned
to
,
the
city
on
Wednesday
from
!
Ocean
Kails
where
he
had
been
'
ilelleving
as
customs
officer
:
while
W.
J.
Nelson
was
away
on
'
a
holiday
trip
to
California.
Miss
Dorothy
Crego
of
Port
;
hiiwaid
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Chileotln
lust
evening
after
:
spending
a
week
In
Vancouver
.
with
her
rrandparrnts,
Mr.
and
airs.
A.
A.
Crego.
P4
M
C-n
1
f
i
-..Mill
(Mr.
Kinilli
S
A
Q
II)
II
VI
4
3
I
II)
3
c
y
3
s
.i
SINGER
is
the
only
sewing
machine
mod
In
Canada
I
by
Canadian
workmen
of
Canadian
materials.
Order
your
new
SINGER
now!
SINGER
SEWING
CENTER
o39
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
864
lllilli..i:
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Vurlli
PIH
flt-IN
All
p
i
.i
ui."
Mr.
Cham-I.ijuk
at
M:-.
In
overran
with
line,
he
wouldn't
.v
al
that
run-:
'
;.iilicular
deal
-
Mi
North
hap.
1
excellent
club
.nsleUm.
Ki-rlul)
OM'l'call
'
"ilil
I)
ive
lieen
"
ld
the
Sou'h
'"I'
table.
I
hop,
'II
flill).;
''
'I'."
'
i
m
u
iitrn
1
1
"I
Here
is
lhe
greatrst
collar
to
grace
neckline
I
Perfect
fit
.
.
.
stays
fresh
.
.
.
needs
no
starch
.
,
.
can't
wrinkle.
'
Dart
is
tailored
of
combed
broadcloth
for
fine
texture
next
your
skin.
SANFORIZED-Iabelled,
so
this
'
stunning
white
shirt
will
lays
fit.
...
Laumlers.irtmsartdlookinilt'hty.
miautyfinet-
$4
95
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
MEN'S
CLOTHING
532
3rd
Arc!
West
Phone
345
OH
B0Y
tf7s
.iJ
11
linked
disgust-
s
here
!4m:
This
auvcrt'senient
is
nol
published
or
displayed
by
Hie
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
oi
Utitish
Columbia
Cl
SA
Ws
Wc
ore
now
fully
equipped
to
gum-grind
ond
sharpen
all
types
of
circle,
rip,
combination,
cut-off
o"d
ploncr
saws.
W'i
have
the
latest
model
grinding
machine
available
unit
n
eoinpl
-tc
stock
of
aluminum
oxide
cool
cutting
wheels;
a'.o
an
automatic
band
saw
machine,
automate
hand
saw
machine
and
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