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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
June
24,
1953
OPTOAAE
TRIST
Fred
E,
Cowdie
IISICUUD
Florence
Compton
Wed
In
First
United
Church
Hear
Faust
Final
Meet
,,.,,.,-n
Faust
Is
the
final
?
of
the
Music
Apprecia-
r
white
satin
gown,
with
a
lace
Fwence
May
Compton,
daugh
ter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roland
Room
1'..
miotic
Building
j
I
Phone
Blue
5j3
I
I
.r
:
Compton,
330
Eighth
Avenue
4
lub
meeting
wmsra
m
o
East,
was
united
in
marriage
In
First
United
Church,
to
Patrick
Nci"e
Cavanagh,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
G.
Cavanagh
of
bodice,
and
sleeves
detailed
in
pearls.
A
shoulder
veil
was
held
in
place
by
a
white
pearl
coronet,
and
she
carried
a
bouquet
of
red
and
white
carnations.
A
pretty
complement
to
the
bridal
white
were
the
attendants
in
their
becoming
colored
dresses.
Mrs.
Hazel
Goulet,
sister
of
the
bride,
and
matron
of
honor,
was
dressed
in
blue
and
carried
a
White
Rock,
B.C.
Reverend
L.
G.
Sieber
officiated
in
the
irvic
centre,
un-rlul)
resumes
its
regular
n.s
in
September.
Every-i'nvited
to
hear
this
com-rcording
oi
Faust
gung
in
1
FAUST
,o
rd
by
Charles
Gounod
CART
Cii
oree
Note,
Tenor,
.tnphelcs:
Roger
Rico,
V?
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r
The
church
was
beautifully
decorated
with
delphiniums,
carnations,
roses,
and
picked
flow
white
Bible,
and
Miss
Betty
Compton,
another
sister
'of
the
bride,
chose
a
turquoise
green
net
dress
and
held
a
bouquet
of
ers
flown
from
White
Rock
especially
for
the
occasion.
The
bride,
given
In
marriage
by
her
father,
was
radiant
in
a
Roger
Bourdon,
Bar-
ine:
deep
purple
iris
and
shaded
pink
carnations.
Mrs.
Marie
Lofgrens
wore
an
apple-green
net
dress
and
carried
a
matching
bouquet.
The
flower
girl.
Victoria
Comp
r:
Finest
Frank.
Bass.
Iliu'iielte
Saint-Arnaud,
n-Koprano.
piite:
Geori-Uoue,
Bo
Festival
Planned
For
Saturday
.
6MITHERS
Rain
caused
post
MARILYN
KK.DDICK
OF
ACINCOL'KT,
ONT.,
Miss
Canada
of
1952,
visited
the
British
military
hospital
In
Hannover,
Germany,
where
she
entertained
Canadian
and
British
sei
-viceiueu.
After
she
completed
her
song-and-dance
routi
le
four
Canadian
soldiers
presented
her
with
a
rose.
Left
to
right:
Miss
Rcddlck;
Pte.
Douglas
Menzie,
Trenton,
Ont.;'
Pte.
Donald
Gagnon,
Noranda,
Que.;
Rfn.
Edgar
Fontaine,
Windsor,
Ont.,
and
Pte.
Arthur
Nicholson,
Halifax.
no.
MARC
GORMELY,
for
23
years
with
B.C.
Forest
Service
throughput
the
province,
the
last
four
years
of
which
were
as
District
Forester
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Forest
District,
has
openad
a
consulting
forestry
practice
in
Vancouver.
While
in
Prince
Rupert
he
was
a
member
of
the
Gyro
and
Curling
Clubs,
dince
leaving
Rupert
las
year.
Mr.
Gormely
has
been
engaged
In
consulting
forestry
work
and
recently
returned
from
an
assignment
with
a
pulp
and
paper
company
in
New
Zealand.
Banncrman,
n
e
1
1
y
ton,
was
dressed
in
pink
and
carried
flowers
of
the-
same
shade.
The
music
was
played
by
Mr.
Henry
Pluym.
soprano.
Sir
T
ho
ma's
?x-sn
neted
by
ha
PI
i
,
(&
ft
i
,t.
a
German
student,
nf-lifc
of
mentation
and
la-is
research,
becomes
dis-I
with
the
nothingness
of
Roy
Collinson
Transferred
ponement
of
Smithers'
first
annual
mid-Summer
Night
Festival
.Celebration
of
the
ancient
sun
rites
was
to
have
been
held
last
Saturday,
in
a
natural
amphitheatre
overlooking
the
Bulk-
Ushers
were
Mr.
Al.
Shaffer
and
Mr.
Byron
Lofgren.
For
the
occasion,
the
bride's
mother
chose
a
two-piece
navy
blue
suit,
with
a
flannel
coat
in
light
check
with
accessories
to
match,
and
the
bridegroom's
n
knowledge
and
his
own
Iv
to
unravel
the
myster-
'n'tuie.
He
summons
to;
To
Victoria
Roy
Collinson,
district
freight
mother
wore
a
two-piece
navy
blue
silk
suit,
with
matching
accessories.
To
complete
their
en-
ley
River,
backdropped
by
snowcapped
peaks
of
Hudson
Bay
Mountain.
Plans
had
been
made
in
event
of
rain
to
stage
the
show
in
a
tl
the
Spirit
of
tvu,
who
rs
to
him
under
the
form
phi.stopheles.
rouph
the
supernatural
isembles,
both
had
corsages
of
9h
agent
here
for
the
Canadian
Na
.
I
white
and
pink
carnations.
local
hall.
However,
last
min
IVir
hpr
point?
awav
outfit,
the
ute
decision
by
the
committee
in
charge
set
the
date
off
one
week,
brice
chose
a
maroon1
suit
with
white
accessories.
The
couple
plarjned
to
spend
tional
Railways
since
August
1,
1949,
Is
leaving
Friday
for
Victoria
on
transfer
where
he
re-"laces
Pete
Lakle,
who
Is
retiring.
Mr.
Collinson
succeeded
Mr.
to
June
27.
Prospect
of
having
to
confine
It
to
limited
hall
space
mot
with
their
honeymoon
travelling
by
car
over
the
new
Hart
Highway
to
Edmonton,
Jasper,
Lake
Louise
and
the
Calgary
Stampede,
i
of
the
latter.
Faust
is
litwiv
restored
to
youth
all
its
passions
and
lllu-snd
Is
at
the
same
time
irrl
with
personal
beauty
i'mi'ioiis
earb.
i
histopheles,
as
in
a
vision,
i
i
to
him
the
beauteous
!.'
maid.
Marguerite,
with
!,
the
student
flls
install-i
a.ly
In
love.
He
longs
to
I
ip
acquainted
with
her.
iiis
wish
is
soon
afterwards
ld.
general
disappointed
protest
from
people
wishing
to
attend
Lakie
In
Prince
Rupert
where
the
latter
had
been
stationed
for
Stttt
and
members
memoes
of
the
cost.
The
thpn
thrmlIfh
the
United
Stales
scenic
beauty
oi
in-s
oui-uuui
-.
settine
is
considerei
to
be
so
en
route
to
White
Rotk.
15
years.
A
popular
member
of
the
community,
Mr.
Collinson
Is
a
much
a
part
of
the
theme
of
the
I
TT
1
lestlval.
Primaj-ily
the
festival's
purpose
is
to
em
ourag-'
development
I
T"
r
ii
i
i.
ii
!..-..
.n..-
..,i.'-....
member
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club,
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce,
the
Rupert
Club
and
the
Curling
Club.
His
wife,
Mary,
Is
a
member
of
the
Women's
Business
and
Professional
Club,
and
the
Wom-
of
latent
talent
in
the
younger
veneration.
It
is
also
hoped
to
reuerite,
enunllv
nted
for
;
iveliness
and
for
her
vir-,,is
been
left
by
her
soldier
I
r.
Valentine,
under
the
i
.f
Damp
MnrthT.
a
worthy
$caciram"s
Crown
Royal
Scaqvam's
V.O.
encourage
con.inucd
cultural
de
velopment
and
a
fusion
or
om
rA
II
-n
m
SHARING
A
BASEMENT
APARTMENT
in
central
London,
near
Westminster
Abbey,
are
Shirley
Douglas
(right);
19-year-old
actress
daughter
of
Premier
T.
C.
Douglas
of
Saskatchewan,
and
Martha
Grimmer,
29-year-old
economic
resarch
student
of
Dalhouslc.
N.B.
Arriving
in
London
in
September,
1952,
they
decided
to
room
together
to
cut
down
expenses.
world
croups
into
a
new
world
community
Seven
nationa
groups
will
render
program
num
.den
t
first
rViect
the
I
Hospital
Succeeding
Mr.
Clllinson
u
here
crs
advances,
but
Fanst,
bv
the
demoniacal
influ-;
1
Art
Kemp
of
Vancouver,
who
nf
Mephlstopheles
iwho
is
arrived
here
today
on
the
Prince
us
to
destroy
another
hti-1
Rupert.
Mr.
Kemp
comes
from,
soul',
urees
his
suit
with!
the
CNR
s
foreign
freight
de-
$co(ram's
"83"
USE
I
bers.
There
will
be
an
exhibition
of
local
arts
and
crafts
on
the
festival
grounds,
three
miles
west
of
Smithers
on
.
the
T-slkwa-SniUhers
highway.
Success
of
this
year's
festival
will
determine
its
continuity
annually
as
a
possible
tourist
Plate
Scactvam's
BUYING
FOR
YOUR
HOME
Softness
Coming
Back
.
In
Modern:
Decoration
ardor
that
Marguerite's
I
partment
where
he
-was-,
export:
nee
Is
at
length
over
i
and
Import
freight
ae,ent.
;
j
imp.
i
The
Colltnsons
leave
Friday
on
e'ine.
Marst'O'-ltP's
broth-!
the
Prince
George.
They
have
i
n
retaining
with
his
com-;
two
daughters
and
two
sons,
Mrs.
!
from
the
wars,
teams
;
R.
A.
Carse,
Cleveland;
Mrs,
:
:
his
occurred;
he
chat-1
Stewart
Crelghton,
Edmonton:
Scncjvam's
Spcckil
Old
I5y
ELI.NORE
LESTER,
"Extreme
modernism
came
in
i
.
a
roaftwin
in
tlie
rlutt?red
fct
his
sister's-nediH-4-ri
but
James,
Branoon,
ana
jumi
h
h
the
Intervention
of
Winnipeg.:
;
.
-
f
!
ior
sure
rezuus
iistopheles.
he
Is
slain
in
Back
in
the
early
days
pr
ourintl;rior5
of
tnc
iate
Victorian
century
women
who
wanted
to
ela-
mainiains
Mrs.
Barber,
assert
their
Independence'
cut
..but
today
we
are
not
satisfied
Iheir
long
locks,
dressed
in
tail-
j
witn
a
cod,
angular
look.
We
ored
suits
and
adopted
a
manly
;
wan
softness
and
grace."
t
his
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
-.
l
PERSONALS
nrounter.
rFuerite.
horror-stricken
Control
Board
or
b
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Boom
in
Stomps
CORONATION.
Alia.
(P
Stamp
collectors
all
over
the
world
seat
.
;lf-addressed
envelopes
to
the
postmaster
here
for
return
mail-H!
on
June
2,
Coronation
Day.
The
report
now
is
that
,
about
15,70!J
stamps
were
cancelled
that
day
In
this
farming
town
of
800
copulation.
calamity
of
which
she
Is
rminl
cause,
gives'
way
to
'
'
;
stride.
,
j
Mrs
Barber,
who
works
for
Miss
Kay
Davits,'
social
worker;
Today,
active
rareer
women
;
0!,e
ot
the
notion's
biegist
wall-
ir.
Her
reason
become?
nf-
f
rom
Terrace,
will
be
coming
to
wear
veils
and
perfumes
and
DaDer
manufacturers,
tries
to'
1-iuu.e.Kupeit
this
week-end
to
i
ai-o
quite
their
feminine
selves
give
er
designs
the
pretty,
ro-
i
and.
in
a
fit
of
frenzy,
kills
her
Infant.
For
this
she
Is
thrown
Into
prison,
st.
aided
by
Menhistonhe-btains
access
to
the
cell
In
ii
sh"
Is
Immured.
They
eni'erlv
uree
her
to
flv,
M
niMirrlte.
In
whom
h"lier
i"s
hive
gained
the
ro'H-
iih'
powrr.
snit'ns
tlvlr
'red
aid.
and
places
!vr
reliance
In
prayer
and
re-
vislt
her
sister
and
brolher-in-
.
no
matter
how
Dig
a
jod
mey
mantic
quality
women
have
been
luw,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jim
Mertz,
for;
handle.
i
missing.
two
days
before
proceeding
to.
xiiis
pattern
is
now
b?ing
re-i
gweet
pink,
mutod
turquoise
the
University
of
B.C.
for
the
peatcd
in
home
decoration,
ac-'
and
cicar,
fresh
sunshine
yellow
summer
session.
cording
to
wallpaper
designer
are
some
0f
tnc
colors
I've
chos-
Mary
Robinson
Barber.
.
en
to
accomplish
the
job"
main-
Al.'
o
cn
route
for
summer
school
i
Mrs.
Barber,
a
"irankly
fern-
'.
tulns
Mrs.
Barber.
Is
Mrs.
Norval
Douglas,
formerly
nt,v"
career
woman
herself,
be-
"Another
big
consideration
has
of
the
Conrad
Street
Si
hool
stair.
Hcvcs
that
the
cold,
sterile
Jook
been
space.
Nearly
everybody
Khe
will
Irav;
Terrace
this
in
modern
ci,ora;
ion
Is
as
much
1
wants
more
of
it,
but
if
they
week-end
for
the
Summer
School
a
thing
of
the
past
as
the
suffra
of
Lducation.ln
Victoria.
gttte.
ri'-e.
pome
nt
l"it
rv
mwn
ww
with
pn
enn"';'
r
for
fiireiven-'s
on
h'T
,
tiv
unh
ippy
plil
expires.
1
"liistfiphclcs
triiimns
at.
til"
'rophe
he
hs
hroui'tit
Train
Icrretl
to
I'i
Prince
luce
Albert,
Albeit.,
.
to
Yvonne
3005
'
ticket
office
S'.u
ka'j
lu
w.ui,
ti
Moi
in
of
the
CNK
IK
(an't
have
enough
because
of
:
high
building
costs,
they
can
at
j
least
pet
the
UHi-'ion
of
space
j
through
the
use
of
light
and
airy
I
colors
or
designs."
As
a
honsewifo
and
mo'
her
o'
!
four
growing
children
In
ttr
j
-nntl
TPintunitv
of
Mn.dir.o"
i
Conn..
MtT.
Barber
feels
sh
ha'
K
g'oil.
down-to-e,irih
ioVa,
of
j-'-'nt.
the
nvern"r
wompjt
want'.
;
She
is
sure
of
one
thing
soft-!
nrss
and
charm
will
rover
be
:
outmoded.
Don
t
Etrcct
Baby
Bonuses
f"
hi't
a
chiinir)
of
lT"ven'v
i
is
hi
ird
prnehlmlns
th
t!
'
is
pardon
for
the
repent-I
I
-inner,
unci
the
Evil
One.
h
ue,
kit
by
train
to
take
u,i
her
n-w
riv.lt
n.
A
presentation
was
made
to
Yvonne,
hv
Ken
Kohertson
on
U-half
of
the
office
stair,
niul
IionI
of
friends
turned
out
to
I
and
overcome.
croirli"s
I'll"
."i-pcnts
nf
dt'dne
love
r.arninr."
r
school
chililren.
Irrespective
of
the
amount,
no
,cc
her
off.
f"r"iveness
nike
them-
I
heard,
while
the
solrit
of
j
"iierile,
hnrno
hv
mllllste''-nii'vls.
Is
wift.cd
iipwnvH
N
eleinil
home.
Fa
list
Is
aed
to
eternal
hell.
"
longer
have
any
clloct
on
llieir
Mrs.
,T.
F.
Magor
lias
gone
to
rtiKihtlitv
for
Family
Allowan-
Vuncouver,
with
her
two
young-
ces
w.
R.
Bone,
regional
dircct-
cst
children
where
she
will
be
or
stxid
today,
joined
by
her
other
boys
before
Under
previous'
regulations
o
Illli
Ml
IM-HMI
MMkM
IS
Salt
Springs
for
a
leaving
for
vacation.
te'.
..
rnott'h
linui-
w
as
iinpo
.'
i
and
when
part-time
Income
cx-iteuea
mai
ani'jirit.
tlic
iuHiw-
anccs
were
suspended.
"It
should
be
borne
In
miml,-;
however,
that
this
Is
applicable
nny
in
cases
of
children
attend-
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Sherman
arc
arriving
today
from
Detroit
on
ihe
Prince
Rupert
to
visit
Mr.
n.iH
Mrs.
Barnev
Eyolfson.
Mrs.
I
'nadian
Lrnlon
Branch
27
f
ini'i'ling
In
the
Lotion
Sherman
is
the
slstsr
of
the
late
ing
scKooi,
Mr.
Hone
sa.u
.
Canon
R.
E.
Rushbrook,
well-
"When
children
have
left
school
""'iirni,
8
p.m.
21.
Wcdnesdav
(146)
known
Anglican
missionary
on
and
accept
any
type
oi
emp.u.v-this
coast
and
onetime
skipper
ment,
their
Family
Allowances
of
the
Northern
Cross.
are
discontinued
immediately.
No
change
-
ilt
Lake
Ferry
running
v
Himrlay
leaves
Cow
Bay
t-s
every
hour
from
11
a.m.
llti
Deciil
meeting
Trades
and
'r
Coimril
to
arrange
Labor
and
how
"Lady,
you'll
save
plenty
with
a
modern
ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATOR!"
Amazing
how
far
a
food
dollar
foes
when
jroat
got
ana
of
today's
electric
refrigerators
on
the
job.
AO
four
eatables
stay
fresh
and
sweet,
good
for
days
and
days.
No
spoilage
even
in
the
hottest
weather,
no
mora
dried
wp,
wilted
vegetables.
A
big,
modern
refrigerator
has
a
lot
of
extra
time
saving,
step
saving,
money
saving
feature.
Convenient
.
.
.
easy
to
hiatal!
.
.
.
long
lasting.
good
it
is
fort
garry
activities!
Thursday,
June
ll
8
p.m.,
Carpenters
Hall.
'"'ice-Local
344
I.B.E.W.
A
i'l
niecting
for
the
eleetior
"'fleers
will
be
held
at
ttr
BUCHANAN'S
coffee
RED
LABEL
Centre
Monday,
June
29.
J11
All
niemoei-s
requeste'
'tend.
(150i
SCOTCH
WHISKY
Ohc
ScctdiS
in
iJic
Bluutituj
"1
in
nvl
FINEST
HAND
OF
icoleh
Whitltr
Dl.lill.M
Jamti
Buchanan
I.
Co.
ttd
By
Appointment
.
loll
King
Ooorgo
VI
COFFEE
YOU
CAN
BUY
.
.'.,'
Distilled,
Blended
and
Bottled
in
Scotland
'
CONTENTS
itYi
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IH'
This
advernsenicui.
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puDuaneu
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uuirte4
Dy
tue
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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LABEL
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