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Prince
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at
Young
8t.
Minister:
Rev.
Fred
Anirobus
(Giv-n
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4th
Avenue
East
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright.
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6th
Avenue
West
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Re.
L.
Q.
6teber
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(Gruen
813).
Miss
Mary-Ellen
MacKenzie,
whose
marriage
to
Harold
Ver
non
Marshall
will
take
place
June
23,
was
the
guest
of
honor
at
another
surprise
shower
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
H.
D.
Marshall,
1105
Ambrose
Avenue,
Thursday
evening.
Miss
Dorothy
Marshall,
hostess
for
the
evening,
arranged
amusing
entertainment
for
the
guests
the
winner
of
games
being
Mrs.
R.
Montgomery.
Miss
MacKenzie
was
presented
with
a
beautifully
decorated
box
containing
many
lovely,
useful
gifts
after
which
delicious
refreshments
were
served
by
the
hostess
assisted
by
Mrs.
John
Mac-arenko,
Mrs.
Jack
Parks,
Mrs.
H.
D.
Marshall
and
Miss
Carol
Cattndtait
(Pacini
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Fraser
Street
Sr.
Capt.
and
Mrs.
C.
Frayne
8uiuluy
School
2:30
p
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(Blaclt
289)
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6th
Avenue
at
MoBride
street
Pastor:
Rev.
H.
O
Olsen
(Black
610)
l
Brentzen.
A
prettily-decorated
Phone
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Second
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Cove
Si'ndKy
Sclioril
11:00
a
m.
Evening
Prayer
7:30
p
m.
Itecujr:
Kev.
Wm.
Lenunou
(
Incumbciit)
KhC.I
I.AK
HAI-llsT
Sunday
School
10:45
a
m
Morning
Worship
Servii:c
l'i:00
t
Rev.
L.
A.
ThoriMJ
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ti8i
t
bride's
cake,
made
by
Mrs.
J.
R.
Carr,
was
cut
by
the
bride-elect
and
served
by,
Mrs.
Carr.
Invited
guest3
were
Mrs.
Mur-do
MacKenzie,
Mrs.
R.
Montgomery,
Mrs.
Norman
Bellis,
Mrs.
Jack
Parks,
Mrs.
John
Macaren-ko,
Mrs.
Karl
Marki,
Mrs.
Rita
Watson,
Mrs.
Barry
Watson,
Mrs.
Eric
Moore,
Mrs.
John
MacDou-gall,
Mrs.
J.
R.
Carr,
Mrs.
Bertha
Scherk,
Miss
Tildie
Markl,
Miss
Marion
Watson,
Miss
Carol
Brentzen,
Mrs.
George
Pavich
and
Mrs.
Myrna
Kirk.
I
A
REVOLUTIONARY
type
of
eye
frame
based
on
continental
designs
has
been
revealed
by
Alexander
Kono
at
a
Chicago
showing.
Called
the
"French
Touch,"
the
creation
is
said
to
be
an
entirely
new
concept
in
optical
styling.
A
slim
10-karat
gold
brow
piece
is
gracefully
contoured
and
then
poised
above
tapered
lenses,
expertly
shaped
to
follow
the
natural
curved
line
of
the
eye,
giving
the
appearance
of
a
"vanishing
lens
line."
The
youthful
upsweep
of
the
brow
is
accented
with
a
bold
dash
of
gold
trim
suspended
above.
i,
HMMI'NO
TOI'dlKS
on
the
colorful
costumes
for
the
forthcoming
musical
produc-satloon"
la
Iona
Campagnola,
(centre)
costume
designer,
assisted
by
Bernlce
Michaloff
d
Evalina
Boulanger,
members
of
the
cast.
These
and
other
workers
have
nearly
com-itumi
s
for
the
big
cast
of
he
Little
Theatre
production
which
opens
In
the
Civic
Cen-!ay
night.
COME
AND
TEST
OUR
1954
STUDEBAKER
STATION
WAGONS
For
a
Rood
ecunomiral
car
try
our
A-30
AUSTIN.
A
complete
car
with
a
low
price
of
only
XI
193,
that
includes
foam
rubber
seats,
leather
upholstery,
directional
signals
and
heater-defroster
unit.
PERSONALS
adoon
Cast
To
Show
Off
Costumes
nil
Dress
Preview
Parade
Tonight
King
Edward
Students
Stage
Concert
For
Red
Cross
Fund
Miss
Gerry
Martin,
who
has
been
In
Prince
Rupert
for
the
Worch
for
Specials
12
noon
7:30
p.m.
HOME
COOKING
BIG
Hamburger,
Roast
Beef
or
Ham
Oo
Sandwich
fdOK,
Beef
stew
55c
Clam
Chowder
9i
targe
bowl
iwv
Louis'
Snack
Bar
971
3rd
Ave.
W.
10
a.m.
to
8
p.m.
daily
Fri.
and
Sat.
till
1:30
a.m.
ui
vl
u.nli'ht
will
ho
Inert
Little
Thr-atrp's
undprtnk-,
Hn
ni
nniiinprf
hri,.fi
th
,
past
year,
will
leave
tonight
vii
preview
of
the
'
ing.s.
The
play
centres
around
plot
of
the
popular
show.
Two
!
aboard
tne
Prlncess
Louise
for
Students
of
,
King
Edward
in
with
the
studies
of
the
young-School
yesterday
raised
funds
for
that
scheme
was
a
Grade
22.
,
musical
production
a
miracle
.
.
..
the
miracle
of
the;
American
hunters,
lost
in
the
vam.uuvcr,
en
rouwc
w
when
members
of
i
town
of
Brigadoon
which
appears!
Scottish
highlands,
stumble
on
loops,
B.C.,
where
she
will
visit
j
the
Junior
Red
Cross
by
staging
division
9
skit
with
Mother
her
parents.
Miss
Martin
later
an
Interesting
program
for
Goose
and
her
nursery
friends,
the
town
of
Brigadoon
and
become
Involved
with
the
lively
will
leave
for
California
where
;
motners
in
tne
school
aucutori-
whose
usual
rhymes
were
chang-
she
will
visit
her
sister.
i
ed
to
incorporate
health
and
t
;
1
K
i
'
4
i
".'
,
townsfolk.
Hurley
Lewis
and
i
iv
a
lull
uress
par-
only
once
in
every
200
years,
for
i
town.
I
one'
day
.
.
.
and
Director
Ihii
do,
whirh
will
give
Dobblc
today
termed
the
local
,
idi
a
of
the
strikinrc
j
production
of
the
show
a
miracle
aiunrd
for
the
Scot-1
in
itself.
Enough
local
talent
s
sc
heduled
to
start
j'ior
a
cast
of
almost
60
dancers.
R.
G.
Moore,
school
principal,
'
cleanliness
rules.
;
explained
to
the
large
audience!
Other
Items
included:
Grade
5.
Ed
Harrington
play
Tommy
Al-'
bii;;ht
and
Jeff
Douglas,
the
Mr-
and
Mrs-
Eric
Martin
and
Americans
daughter,
Betty,
1381
Overlook
AUTO
SERVICE
that
the
various
performances
division
4,
four
well-executed
by
class
groups
were
repeats
of
square
dances;
Grade
6,
division
progress
staged
throughout
the
1,
an
amusing
play,
set
in
Rus-
"y
"W
t
'engthy
holiday
in
I
the
south
..:
,
,,.,p
V,.
.
The
Daily
News
outdoor
life
1
year
at
Monday
morning
assem-
sia,
featuring
a
confusing
dis
l""1'
umc
IUU.UUCU
"'"'imliimnkt
enrt
hi.
fomtlu
In..
blV
sesslonS
In
the
schlVll
Imite
nvpr
th
nuftr.hln
nl
o
jorie
Ciccone)
is
to
become
the
ellcd
as
far
south
as
Mexico
on
Young
Miss
Barbara
Hinton
of
calf:
grade
1,
division
10,
drama-
1
Phi
I
is
have
b2de,-
,nh;'1CS-
D"lrymp!?
their
vacation
trip,
(Gordie
Dell).
Marring
the
event
,
X
Leading
the
par-
!
singers
and
musicians
for
the
or-Soottish
pipers.
j
chest
ra,
plus
more
than
30
back
which
opens
Tucs-
stage
workers
is
a
miracle
for
Civic
Centre,
is
the
'
a
city
the
size
of
Prince
Rupert
ms
of
the
Prince
Ru-
!
said
Mr.
Dobbie.
es-Brownies
Entertain
lers
at
"Awards"
Party
Division
1,
Grade
6.
Was
emcee
j
tlzed
reading;
Grade
2
division
8,
for
the
enjoyable
program
which
'
a
clever
puppet
show,
with
pup-opened
with
Grade
1,
division
11
Pets
made
by
the
students
bob-
Is
the
bid
for
Jeannie
by
a
rc
Const.
Harry
Tielman,
deck
.torted
suitor,
who,
when
he
fails.
Z
hand
01
tne
RCMP
MLI5
here,
students
singing
"Pidgeons"
and
bing
and
nodding
and
clapping
i.o
,
itdvt,
lMe
wn
an
an
act
ai.i
..
.
pis
town,
will
leave
-rivo
"Five
Little
t
ittio
rhi.ii.orfooc
Chickadees
hands
hands
to
to
recitations
recitations
and
and
snnn
songs
attem
10-DAY
FREE
TRIAL
No
tomorrow
by
plane
for
whlch
would
end
the
village's
X
by
the
hidden
youngs'ers:
Halifax,
where
he
will
take
a'
Most
of
'the
presentations
existence.
I
The
resulting
action
is
a
high
new
poet
in
the
marine
division
were
desiened
bv
teachers
to
fit
1
.
uraae
-
division
J,
a
small
of
the
force.
sters,
and
especially
pointing
up
but
"'"ly-blended
class
choir,
r
presenting
three
songs
in
har
Obligation
d
Brownies
of
the
,
Woodcock
for
selling
the
iiiui
i
a
uui
ill
tiic
uiay,
aa
i
me
iiiu-,
'.upert
Company
nd
,
cookies
during
Oirl
Guide
Cook-
ical
wooing
of
Feona
McLaren
j
N
il
Prince
Rupert
'
le
Week.
Other
prizes
included
'.
(Pat
Wicks)
by
Tommv
Albright
i
mony;
Grade
4,
division
6,
a
play,
"Bag
of
Feathers"
demonstrating
the
sometimes
drastic
results
of
gossiping;
Grade
5.
division
5.
a
play.
"Where's
Tito
"
set
in
Guat-
Saturday
Sermon
a
mother
-
and
-
.
guessing
game
contest
awards
to
'
ind
the
relatiim
of
the
story
of
j
rty
at
Conrad
Street
:
Mrs.
L.
M.
Murdoch
and.
Mar-
!
Briitadoon
by
vtllnRe
Elder
Mr.
j
.rsday
night,
as
a
letta
Ferguson,
and
door
prizes
Lundy
(Bill
Hankinsom.
j
lo
nothers
for
their
;
to
Mrs.
Darby
and
Jerlyn
Hayes,
i
one
of
the
manv
bricht
sdo's
more
easily
get
at
the
heart
of
emala.
and
about
a
mischievous
Rated
Most
Acceptable
of
all
Razors
tested
by
C
o
n
s
u
m
f
r's
Report
Magazine.
ui;i
ing
me
pasi
sen
this
matter,
for
God's
forgive-
i
P'B.
uraoes
s
ana
4,
division
7,
nets
is
as
free
and
full
and
un-
a
Plsy.
The
Kings
Highway,"
me
program
Included
piano
iS
Shirley
Hill's
version
of
Meg
solos
by
Linda
Ferguson.
Mar-;
Brockie.
village
character,
sln-lelta
Ferguson,
Lorraine
Johatt-
ing
"My
Mother's
Wedding
Day."
sen,
Edda
Patzold
and
Dorothy
THE
LAMB
OF
GOI)
Bv
Rev.
R.
W.
Starrett
PENTECOSTAL
CHURCH
"In
whom
we
have
redemption
through
His
Blood,
even
the
forgiveness
of
sins."
conditional
as
His
love.
If
we
!
an
amusing
story
of
reward
for
will
not
receive
the
love
or
for-
I
tne
lowlv
but
Bood.
ard
Grade
6,
giveness
of
God.
it
cannot
help
;
division
2.
a
comedy,
mock
opus
back
to
life
and
character,
I
eration
y
doctors
and
nurses.
"The
Store
That
Service
Built"
McRAE
BROS.
Phone
6
or
36
Colossians
1:
14.
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27.95
$3
Down
$1
Week
The
death
of
Christ
is
due
tn
and
we
are
Ieft
to
suffer
a
the
Elizabeth
Barely
Misses
Powell;
accordion
solos
by
Por-een
Pipke,
Verla?
McKay
,
and
Bernice
Rachuk;
vocal
solo
by
Belle
Dalix1;
group
songs
bj
Brownies,
"A
Fairy
Found
a
Farthing"
and
Guides,
"early
One
Morning;"
dances
by
Gcorg-
FOR
TftAl
the
love
of
God!
God
gave
His
mise'y
f
sir
both
in
this
world
Son
because
he
so
loved
the
and
lhe
world
to
come;
and
world.
The
cross
Is
the
expres-J
tnat
ls
to
be
lost
Lost-
notwith-sion
of
a
love
which.
isjaWfir
ibAn
1
i,ta"dm?
r,od's
lrvp;
lost,
pot-the
oldest
star;
more
ancient
'I
wtthstandlng
"
His
forgiveness!
$
.
in
of,
prizes
and
a
rani
staged
by
the
(.
hti'd
the
enjoyable
$
:i
Kliss
H.
Silversides.
.
;mis-sloner.
pisent-f
:i's
and
service
stars.
I
ind
badges
went
to
ijiiwpiidolyn
Warren,
I
irdoch
and
Marleta
.Ue
earning
Brown-
J
badges
were
Gail
Ifc.lda
Llppctt.
rtls
included
a
First
1
to
Anne
Eyolfson.
i
rvicc
star
to
Geor-ison
and
one-year
t
thy
Shaw,
Anne
Mc-
Riding
Mishap
ina
Ferflni.snn
larrnmnnnir-H
mwTa
-family...
Miss
Rusty
Thatnt.
Kathie
Bea-j
-
.
i
than
the
most
venerable
elder
I
But
If
we
will
accept
this
love
.on,
Maureen
Murdoch
i
Scottish
i
LONDON
(-The
London
Star
,
wrio
stands
in
the
zenith
licht
of
I
and
fnrslvpnpss
intn
r
.wrvonai
Enjoy
Big
Savings
1ance
a.,.l
group
dunce
by
reports
that
the
Queen
narrowly
i
heaven;
long
as
eternity;
vast
as
ilvc,
thev
will
irive
cterml
inv
Heather
Alderson,
Priscilla
escaped
injury
today
while
riding
I
Infinity;
deep
as
the
being
of
eternal
joy
Mackie
and
Jerlyn
Hayes.
j
on
the
Ascot
race
course.
'
God.
In
this
was
manifested
the
a
rence
wlth
Ood'
Refreshments
were
served
to
I
The
paper
says
the
Queen,
on
love
of
God,
that
the
Father
mi
the
affair,
which
was
ar-
a
swiftly,
galloping
horse,
ducked
sent
the
Son
to
be
the
Saviour
I
NO
FIRE
DAMAGE
ranged
by
Guide
Captain
Mrs.
j
her
head
In
the
nick
of
time
to;
of
he
world.
I
No
da
resuted
from
fln
D.
F.
Baldwin,
Brown
Owl
Pear-1
avoid
running
into
a
telephone
i
We
can
catch
the
exultant
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
CCV.PANY
M
of
presentations
I
of
her
Brown
Owls
son
and
acting
Tawny
Owls
Mrs.
:
wire
stretched
across
the
course
throb
In
Peters
heart
when
he;""
"
'-"":
Mrs
M.
P.
Pearson.
J.
White
Mrs.
T.
A.
Woodcock
at
head
.level.
)WTOi.e:
xe
were
redeemed
not
;
"
unuumi
noouing
at
me
prize
went
to
Helen
i
and
Miss
Jean
Golds.
A
shout
from
the
Duke
of
Ed-
wltn
corruptible
things
as
sil-
,
home
of
Martin
Erickson,
303
inburgh,
who
was
on
another,
VPr
and
gold
from
your
vain
I
Fourth
Avenue
East
last
nisjht.
fast
horse;
warned
her
of
the
conversation
received
by
tradi-
.
h
c
'
ncp
Kl'Prrl
lle
Uc-
tion
'
from
rinpr
your
fathers,
but
with
the
Prccious
b'd
ot
Christ,
as
partmrnt
responded
to
a
call
Tne
Oueen
drew
in
her
horse's
rem
decked
and
safely
pasLd
1
5
iki
His
c
t
r
hc:
pfmt!
andflstood
.by
un"'
darrir
The
duke,
riding
slightly
ahead
Rlory
whlch
men
bcneld
and
of
the
flames
r
spreading
had
of
i.h-
'"
n,
also
got
his
heal
stm
do
behold
in
His
life,
not
Passed,
down
in
time.
rvcn
that
adorable
deed
of
the
:
ine
wire
was
a
came
cuniirci-
Incarnation,
which
is
the
a
starling
gate
with
a
tele-
,lmest
truth
to
sinful
men
The
reenters
i
hnrch
of
Jesus
has
never
exalted
any
one
of
them
to
the
preeminence
without
loss.
It,
Is
the
cross
and
its
redeeminir
sacrifice.
Cush
for
o'd
gold
P.lll'4CI
s
phone
van.
Apparently
It
had
.sagged
since
it
was
installed.
i.A'(.in:n
ArTi:itw.uns
i
The
Queen
and
the
duke
cantered
on
to
a
spot
on
the
track
where
the
Earl
of
Roseberry
and
1
And,
therefore,
the
song
which
Mmlsr
wnist
ril'lvc-
Saturday
the
whole
ransomed
Church
8
P-m-
ll43'
DINING
PLEASURE
n
small
group
were
waiting
for
hnll
ylng.
when
it
looks
back
her.
with
cleaner
eyes
than
are
given
i
"We
were
nearly
all
decapl-
to
man
on
the
earthly
pilgrim-
!
tated,"
the
naper
quotes
the
age,
is,
"Unto
Him
that
loved
us.
I
Queen
as
saying.
and
washed
us
from
our
sins
in
1
Then
she
laughed
and
made
His
own
blood,
and
hath
made
us
i
light
of
the
Incident.
kings
and
priests
unto
God
and
Salt
Lake
Ferry
every
Snn-dny..
Weath
r
permitting.
Phone
Red
968.
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It
i
Cnurlliin
Lsjlon
Members
are
asked
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attend
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Remembrance
Day
Parade
from
the
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for
round
trip
for
round
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for
round
trip
t,
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of
Family".
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by
olhor
parent.
children
M
by
other
s
'
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between
5
ad
members
of
f
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W
under
12;
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family,
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and
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free.
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j
Lord
Porchcstrr.
riding
behind
His
Father;
to
Him
be
glory
legion
Building
I
the
Queen,
was
qusted
as
saying:
and
dominion
for
ever
and
ever.
I
Sunday,
June
2a
al,
2:30
p.m.
c
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t
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,
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CafeS
Daily
Nc
Classifieds
j
Examples:
PRINCE
RUPERT
TORONTO
and
return
Family
of
two
"what
a
tangle
that
could
have
Amen.
been."
j
It
.would
be
no
violation
to
i
The
riding
party
included
the
:
the
sense
cf
"
Scripture
to
say,
Duke
and
Duchess
of
Gloucester
"God
so
FORGAVE
the
world,
and
the
Duke
and
Duchess
of
that
He
gave
His
only
bce.otten
Beaufort.
They
were
guests
of
son,
that
whosoever
bcllcveth
in
i
the
Queen
at
Windsor
castle.
,,.
.
,j4iv.i.iv.
Him
snHUld
not
pe,
lsh'
but
nave
I
They
and
the
Queen
rode
over
the
course
an
hour
before
the
tvcrlasting
life.
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substituting
start
of
today's
racing
program,
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for
love
you
may
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at
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f".
Roy,
who
is
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finding
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chief
coun-
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