Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
June
28,
1953
Labor
Group
Observes
Anniversary
With
Sports
Day,
Derby,
Dancing
Labor
Dav
suorts
h(;re
will
be
f"
onntions
fur
prizes
for
thf
espassmg
.
Will
SanJy
Ambulance
Group
Has
Birthday
The
St.
John
Ambulance,
old
'
-'ft:
WV
celebrated
in
conjunction
with
children's
sports
day,
said
Mr
the
80th
anniversary
of
the
Evans.
Trades
Si
Labor
Congress
of
Can-
j
--1
ada
and
will
be
staged
here
by
est
welfare
service
organization
in
the
world,
celebrated
its
birth
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Trades
Si
Labor
Council.
LiKe
crowd
went
to
see
kind
Mary
Collinson
away
Liia
aboard
the
Prince
re
last
night.
Roy
Is
going
iplace
Petef
Lakie,
as
dis-freipht
agent.
It
will
be
L-st
time
ha
has
been
In
liia
since
1939
and
for
Mary
day
this
week
but
there
was
no
special
program
In
iius
city-.
Although
the
history
of
the
MOONLIGHT
SKATE
Order
dates
back
to
the
Crusades
when
members
of
the
Order
began
to
protect
and
care
Committee
chairman
have
been
named
for
the
three
phases
of
entertainment
on
Labor
Day-sports
in
the
afternoon
at
Roosevelt
Park,
a
soap
box
derby,
in
the
evening,
and
a
dance
at
night.
Sponsors
are
now"
bting
called
for
entries
in
the
soap
box
derby
4
I
be
nT
uiai
niii
wi
wiic
apital.
rf
Daly
started
on
his
va-
i
today
when
he
and
wire
and
their
six-year-old
boy
for
the
sick
and
Injured
pilgrims
travelling
to
the
Holy
Land,
the
modern
St.
John
began
in
England
in
the
19th
century
to
protect
industrial
and
railway
workers.
The
work
of
St.
John
spread
to
Canada
about
the
turn
of
the
century.
,
The
division
here
has
more
than
70
members
under
the
direction
of
B.
E.
Eyolfsoh,
by
chairman
J.
S.
Dyck.
Other
iCharmen
are:
Ken
Laird,
dance
committee;
Mrs.
Helen
Van
Pyk-:
stra,
sports
committee,
and
E.
A.
.
hearted
lor
the
UKanagan
i
While
In
Kelowna
they
be
visiting
Ed
Anderson,
was
with
the
RCMP
here
Vi.A.Vf:--.
A
V
'
fJv?
.J
y
s
,
-
:
Evans,
finance
committee.
piany
years.
Also
on
tnelr
jrary
is
a
drive
to
Calgary
Further
announcements
will
the
famous
Stampede.
be
made
concerning
the
soap
box
derby.
Classes
arc
conducted
In
the
Merchants
will
be
contacted'
fall
of
each
year
when
individual
iner
ballplayer
here,
Dave
has
again
hit
the
headlines
ilRHi-y
for
his
prowess
on
first
aid
classes
are
given.
There
are
also
some
25
mem
liekl.
Latest
reports
says
bers
in
the
Ambulance
Brigade
made
his
first
mound
ap-
which
Is
a
separate
organization
imre
for
Mcrcurys
last
week
Real
Nuisance
HALIFAX
(CP)
A
7.e"k
of
vandalism
in
city
playgrounds
tind
a
cemetery
was
climaxed
by
destruction
of
six
newly-planted
trees
in
Highland
Park
here.
for
persons
wishing
to
continue
STRAIGHT
FROM
THE
SHOULDER
tucks
stay
delightfully
crisp
in
this
new
blended
Tanbro
fabric
of
orlon,
nylon
and
rayon.
The
blouse
is
guaranteed
washable.
although
he
made
a
good
service
after
passing
their
ex
aminations.
ne,
teammate
Bentley
Me
lt
took
over
after
the
fifth
SATURDAY
9:30
to
Midnight
CIVIC
CENTRE
Disaster,
flood,
fire
and
war
f
to
complete
the
gr.me.
Earlier
damage
was
done
to
base
can
strike
suddenly
and
unex
tt
has
played
every
poMMon
ball
diamond
fixtures
and
to
pectedly
and
members
of
the
St.
John
Ambulance
are
always
;he
team
since
going
to
the
British
Debs
'Come
Out
Between
Foxes
and
Grouse
flower
urns
in
the
Camp
Hill
kj
ta
city.
there
standing
by
to
serve.
cemetery.
piong
the
many
heading
for
nuvcr
on
the
Coquitlam
By
MARJ0R1E
EARL
Henley
regatta
and
the
cricket
LONDON
(Reuters)
In
this
matches
at
Lords.
nii'lit
was
Bruce
Slanwood,
s
going
to
visit
relatives
In
SCREEN
STAR
MONA
FREEMAN
gets
In
some
golf
instructions
from
Ed
Crowley
on
use
of
backyard
gadget.
The
ball
is
attached
to
a
contrivance
which
accurately
records
the
distance,
lift,
and
direction
of
any
type
shot.
Only
20
square
feet
are
needed
to
simulate
the
conditions
of
an
18-hole
course.
Pierce-Kirkham
Wedded
At
Pretty
Church
Service
fi
v
i
e
w,
Washington,
and
(rouver
and
Chilliwack.
Later
Shower
For
Miss
Kofoed,
Bride-Elect
Miss
Johanne
Kofoed,
whose
marriage
to
Mr.
Barry
Watson
man's
country,
a
debutante
comes
out
in
the
summer.
London's
social
season,
more
glittering
this
year
than
ever,
starts
in
April
and
ends
in
July.
Its
boundaries
are
two
ancient
The
other
two,
and
She
most
Important
,are
the
deb's
own
coming-out
party
and
hsr
presentation
at
court.
Presentation
is
a
mut.
No
girl
spend
two
weeks
at
the
air
i
camp
at
Abbotsford.
Ixico-bound
this
morning
and
manly
sports,
fox
hunting
;can
hope
to
maks
uven
the
nnri
pronse
shootine.
When
fox
i
n
v.1i,
i
k.
i
two
teachers
Edith
Jack
Helen
Langley,
both
of
The
First
Presbyterian
Church
yas
the
scene'
of
will
take
Dlace
on
July
4.
was
Z.TZ
tv,.
twn.h
nJM,""ltrl
v-""m
""
honored
at
a
surprise
shower
atj.
butterfly'
emerges
Irom
her!tain
oi
5ritii'h
society
unless
sne
m
plan
to
drive
by
car
to
fc
ouver
where
they
will
board
a
very
pretty
wedding
recently
when
Edna
Margaret
the
home
of
Mrs.
H.
D.
Marshall
Kirkham,
youngest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
j
Thursday
evening.
..
They're
going
to
take
the
leisurely
&nd
stop
as
they
During
the
evening
games
cocoon,
enjoys
a
brief,
if
strenu-
lfs
on
or
the
tnousanri-oaa
ln-ous,
flight
in
the
summer
sun,
j
vitcd
to
meet
the
Queen,
then
under
she
goes
again
when
I
go
far
this
year
the
Queen
has
the
grouse
shooting
starts.
hld
two
presentation
parties.
Grouse
shooting
begins
in
j
At
each
one
some
300
girls
rang-AncriiRt.
after
the
Queen
retires
i
incr
in
ppe
from
17
to
19
nnri
h
from
here
to
Tijuana.
On
Kirkham,
was
united
in
marriage
to
Burns
Pierce,
youngest
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sinclair
Pierce.
way
back
they
plan
to
travel
were
played
with
the
bingo
winners
being
Mrs.
O.
Pavich,
Mrs.
B.
Scherk,
Mr.
J.
R.
Carr
and
the
Inside
route,
passing
The
bride,
given
in
marriage
fciiRh
Salt
Lake
City.
Neither
the
bride-elect.
The
guest
of
(
to
Baimorai
castle
in
Scotland,
wearing
simple
afternoon
dress-
ver
been
In
Mexico
or
Call-
by
her
father,
was
very
lovely
;
glt
of
the
groom,
and
carried
a
in
a
gown
of
white
satin,
trim-
I
bouquc,t
of
pink
carnations.
nonor
was
men
preseiueu
a
n
)ne
deb
has
plaved
hcr
crrQS
eE
mad,
tw0
low
ancJ
carefui!y.
decorated
box
of
many
lovely
1
rih.
hv
thls
tlme-
she
is
out
1
rehenrseri
curtsips.
one
to
her
ia.
mea
wun
inns
oi
iace,
iinKei-
Mrj
Ettv
Ro
slster
of
the
and
useful
gifts.
iKtilKine
the
moors
with
one
of,Maistv
and
one
to
the
Duke
of
ttlng
,
ready
for
a
busy
Delicious
refreshments
were,
men
who
tte
ellgU)ie
young
-
Erinburgh.
tip
sleeves,
and
a
shoulder
length
halo
-styled
veil.
She
wore
a
beautiful
emerald
necklace
with
earrings
to
match,
a
served
by
the
hostess
alter
wnicn
SQUired
her
t0
the
scores
of
par-
Applications
for
r-respntation
fi'h
in
August
is
Rev.
L.
A.
rpe,
who
will
direct
two
liner
camps
for
children
at
a
beautifully
decorated
Drlde
s
ti.
hp
-ftonried
at
court
are
received
by
the
Lord
Crr.inberlain
every
autumn.
Each
cake
was
cut
by
the
bride-elect.
And
if
she
looks
as
coods
In
Guests
in
attendance
also
in
Kinsmen
Kiddie
Kamp,
rise
Lake.
Mr.
Thorpe
ex
tweeds
as
she
did
in
a
strapless
;
girl
must
be
sponsored
by
a
cluded
Mrs.
R.
Watson,
Mrs.
J.
11
woman
who
has
herself
been
pre
evening
pown,
fu'll
announce
its
about
40
youngsters
to
at-ir
each
camp
the
first
for
Parks.
Mrs.
N.
G.
Nelson,
Mrs.
J.
MrDougall.
Mrs.
Myrna
Kirk
and
the
Misses
Venette
Marshall,
Dorothy
Marshall,
Marion
Wat
her
engagement
in
October,
Just
before
fox
hunting
rtarts.
Eight
events
highlight
this
critical
four
months.
They
are
rownedwitli
bride
and
matron-of-honor,
chose
a
semi-formal
dress
of
J
pale
green
net
with
matching
iacket.
Mrs.
Florence
Wasend.
bridesmaid,
wore
a
semi-formal
pale
pink
net
dress
with
a
stole.
The
flower
girl,
niece
of
the
brrcie,
Miss
Marilyn
Roy,
also
wore
a
semi-formal
gown
of
nale
taffeta
which
was
made
by
the
bride.
The
Rev.
Wright
officiated,
and
John
Currie
played
the
or-?sn.
Everett
Pierce,
brother
of
the
"room,,
was
best
man
and
the
'ishers
were
Dave
'Murray
and
"nk
Cbnp.
Miss
Ghdys
Brown
caught
eight
to
11-year
age
group
the
second
for
those
from
i
18
years
of
age.
It
will
be
third
year
In
succession
Festival
Group
Holds
Meeting
First
meeting
of
the
1953-54
Musical
and
Drama
Festival
Association
took
place
Wednesday
In
the
ladies'
lounge,
Civic
Cen-'
tie.
There
was
a
good
turn-out
w
son
and
Carol
Brentzen.
sented.
The
coming-out
party
of
a
British
debutante
U
likelv
to
cost
her
dad
anything
from
$1,500
to
$15,000,
depending
on
whether
she
makes
a
modest
bow
to
100
puesti
or
has
a
grade
"A"
clambake
with
1,000.
Guests
unable
to'
attend
but
I
Queen
Charlotte's
birthday
ball,
wnHiitv
iriftis
uupn
Mm
I.
TViane
!
the
big
kick-off
on
May
12,
at-
it
Mr.
Thorpe
has
held
camtps
tended
by
all
debutantes
with
and
Mrs.
Yaremchuk.
hildren
at
Lakels
Lake.
,
mom
prs
Hilda
Berg
leaves
by
air
of
members
with
R.
H.
Davidson,
new
president,
In
the
chair.
Vancouver
this
week-end
to
!
relatives
and
friends.
pro.ecds
to
chanty;
the
Berkeley
dress
show,
where
the
cream
ol
the
crop
model
expensive
clothes
in
aid
of
the
National
Society
for
the
Prevention
of
Cruelty
to
Children;
the
Royal
Ascot
race
meeting
and
the
Goodwood
races,
the
latter
at
the
Two
new
members
were
wel
though
life
is
not
all
er
and
skittles",
yet
the
OPTOMETRiST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
l'J,
Btone
Building
"
Phone
Blue
593
li
s.
E.
Stone,
teacher
from
he
bride's
bouquet.
The
bride's
mother
chose
to
"ear
a
blue
and
pink
flower
f
ien
Street
School,
left
last
Bit
on
the
Coquitlam
bcund
estate
of
the
Duke
of
Richmond;
LOBA
Decide
July
Picnic
Ladies
of
the
Orange
Benevolent
Association
have
decided
to
hold
their
annual
picnic
in
July,
date
to
be
announced.
Other
business
discussed
at
the
monthly
meeting
included
plans
for
a
church
parade
on
July
12.
Mrs.
Vic
Morrison
was
chairman
of
the
meeting.
Vancouver.
She
will
spend
a
days
there
before
leaving
California
to
visit
her
son.
i
'Com
pan
led
by
his
wife,
Mr.
comed.
Mrs.
R.
O.
Large
from
the
Book
Club
and
Mrs.
Graham
from
the
Canadian
Club-
The
Daily
News
was
commended
for
the
space
and
cov-erape
given
the
past
Music
Festival.
Mrs.
W.
S.
Kergin
reported
that
all
awards
and
bursaries
for
the
festival
have
been
sent
out.
Although
the
last
Music
Festival
was
bigger
and
better
in
"ilk
dress,
and
the
mother
of
the
groom
a
grey
silk
dress.
The
recention
was
held
at
the
Valhalla
Hall.
Mrs.
Margaret
Clapp,
Miss
Mona
Mutch
and
Miss
Mary
Addlck
acted
as
ser-vlteurs.
The
couple
plan
to-
reside
at
1122
Seventh
Avenue
East.
Weir,
teacher
from
Port
Es-
sun
on
occasion
can
shine.
Good
friends,
good-will,
good
beer
go
hand
in
hand
to
make
your
happy
occasions
more
memorable.
Your
beer
will
be
the
best
by
far
if
you
make
it
."lucky
lager".
In
international
competition
.
lucky
lager
has
beer,
judged
Canada's
Finest
Ber
and
has
-been
awarded
the
"Star
of
Excellence"
symbol
of
that
ttton,
also
left
last
night
on
conuuiam.
They
win
spena
summer
in
Vancouver.
small
presentation
was
rvprv
wnv.
finnnciaiiy
ine
association
finds
itself
with
the
Hi
fe
lo
lr.
and
Mrs.
Jens
tl'r
at
a
farewell
party
last
t
at
the
home
of
Or.
and
nour
in
1951,
52
and
5J.
p
R.
O.
Large.
Dr.
Munthe
Is
in
shortly
to
open
a
prac-
A
Full
line
of...
TENNIS
EQUIPMENT
THE
SPORT
SHOP
P
in
Terrace.
croup
of
friends
first
en-(I
dinner
at
Club
27
nt
which
.
Large.
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills
and
f
L.
W.
Herein
wcr:
hostes-
me:irrre
h-ilance
of
$51
50
on
hmri.
This
is
due
to
hiuhT
printing
costs,
adjudicators'
fee.
and
larger
bursaries.
All
members
were
pleased
with
the
results,
as
the
Music
and
Drama
Festival
Is
not
a
money-making
venture
Tt.
wis
derided
th
have
enr'
festival
shortly
before
Christmas.
All
choirs
will
be
invited
to
present,
two
unusual
Christmas
carols.
Mis.
Anfield,
Mrs.
Kergin
and
Mr.
Skinner
are
the
committee
in
charge
of
the
i
Christmas
carols.
I
rac
f-r
the
next
M'isir
n
Drama
Festival
was
set
for
Hi'
IS
DUE
DATE
FOR
YOUR
Tncluded
In
the
group
were
R.
C.
Laree,
Mr.
Mills,
Dr.
'V.
Herein.
M-.
and
Mrs.
W.
!flt.
Junes,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
K.
I".
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cliff
Ham
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rac
Johnson.
M
fvoraixe
farm
price
of
Cana
HOSPITAL
INSURANCE
PREMIUM
MAKE
SURE
YOU
ARE
PROTECTED
PLEASE
RETURN
YOQB
BILLING
NOTICE
WITH
YOUR
i
apples
rose
to
$1.43
per
4
5,
8
and
7.
unless
it
Is
rlirfi-
hel
In
1952
from
$1.02
in
1951.
cult
to
get
adjudicators
4.
.,4S..v
a
J.'
x
V
those
dates.
There
wts
n"i:"
f'is'iislc'"
ho'it
the
Mtisl
n1
1
.'iin
"estlvnl
outernwiP"
It
self.
Tr
elleve
this
sttirKi.n.
it.
wis
de-ided
to
send
feelers
to
Terrace
lc
see
If
thev
would
he
interested
In
having
a
one-day
festival
there-New
conveners
for
the
1953-5'
ostlvpl
nrc
program,
Mrs.
W.
PREMIUM
PAYMENT
Cali
for
old
jml-f
Bulger's
Mlmsp
wlilut
rtt-lun
Rntnrrinv.
SIDING
WORK
S
DUROID
DIRECTLY
TO:
fie
27.
Moose
Temple.
Every-
i
Co.our-Fasr
Shingles
and
Siding
I
weleome.
(
149
D'Hiiinion
Day
dance.
Navy
!1
Hall,.
June
30,
10
to
2.
lyone
welcome
(151-nc)
Salt
Lake
Ferry
running
rV
Sunday.
Leaves
Cow
Bay
its
every
hour
from
11
a.m.
Kprr-ir
:
flwai
Is.
Mrs.
E
?iildln'?:
syibh-is.
Sister
Marr
'.awrence;
publicity.
Mrs.
J.
Hogerson;
carol
festival.
'Mis.
n
f
1
e
1
d
:
membership,
M.-s
I
f
Charbonneau.
Other
nrn"rn"-
will
be
ap-
-i-ph
ti
the
fU.
Mrs
Pecker
then
presented
lenry
Pluvm
with
a
farewell
-m.
a
leather
travelling
bag,
as
"
(149)
Rfv.
Michael
Shewehuk
cor-'Iv
invites
all
the
Ukrainians
"Wend
Sunday
Mass.
June
at
10:30
a.m.
at
the
Catho-
OR
MAKE
PAYMEWT
1
token
of
the
esteem
of
the
-numbers.
Our
firm,
your
LOCAL
contractor,
has
been
nomcd
on
APPROVED
APPLICATOR
for
DUROID
PR0DUCT5
Our
PRICES
and
INSTALMENT
PAYMENT
PLAN
arc
competitive
with
ANY
outside
contractor.
1
See
v$
now
for
free
estimates
on
application
of
DUROID
color-fas:,
durable
shingles
and
siding
for
YOUR
house.
GREER
&
BRiDDEN
96.
HAfify
OET
LUCK-
PHONE
654
FOR
FREE
HOME
DELIVERY
THROUGH
LOCAL
B.C.
H
I
S.
OFFICE
OR
GOVERNMENT
OFFICE
MAKE
SURE
YOU
QUALIFY
FOR
NEVriKSURED
BEKEFITS"
oehool.
(149)
NotlccLoCH
344
I.B.E.W.
f
ITI1
meeting
for
the
election
"facers
will
be
held
at
the
ic
Centre
Monday,
June
29.
f"1'.
All
members
requested
attend.
(150)
Well
Bahv
Clinin
Cnmmenc-
She
sMd:
"There
are
some
I
hlncs
th-'t
e.nnnot
be
meosnr-;
-d
with
money.
You
have
given
0
unsnnrlnelv
of
your
time
und
vourself,
In
the
interests
of
the
Music
and
Drama
Festival,
th-U
't
is
with
deep
regret
that
wa
see
vou
leave.
Mrs
Becker
was
then
presented
bv
Mr.
Davidson
with
a
gift
of
flowers,
as
a
gesture
of
appreciation
for
all
the
work
she
has
done
so
willingly
for
r
Jul.V
2,
the
regular
weekly
LIMITED
Bby
Clinic
will
be
held
Conrad
Hall,
7th
Avenue,
Just
1
of
Donald
Street,
Instead
ln
Conrad
Street
School.
The
le:
Thursday
afternoons,
2
to
im
w
w
v
MSii
m
mm
m
m
w
m
m
mm
m
mw
m
ALSO
BREWERS
OF
BURTON
TYPE
ALE
Thit
tdvtrtisemcnt
is
no!
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
8erd
er
by
th
Government
ol
British
Columbia
215
First
Ave.
West
Phone
909
the
Music
and
Drama
estiva.
k
usual.
(150)
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