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25th
Wedding
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Ladies
Elect
Mrs.
Strand
President
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Mr-
u
Mri?an,
vice-president;
,
the
chair
7
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prize
was
won
by
Mrs.
in
thw
Kenr
vfll
u
in
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K.ent
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Mr,
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,
ferty
For
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Tattersall
closing
and
ftltute
fcase
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bei
.
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Prince
Rupert
Dal
y
News
3
Thursday,
January
14,
1954
.
Special
Equipment
LONDON
(C?)
Fire
enginM
specially
designed
for
fires
after
atomic
explosions
will
be
put
Into
service
here.
They
have
a
special
Intake
and
can
pump
greater
quantities.
v
t
o
u
c
u
luxuiiMiieu
"is
i
........
neard
at
neighboring
Wlngham
month's
meeting
of
the
Soala'
VaAm.
publicity;'
Mr
H.
Knut-;
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,,,,
nan
and
woman
who
lint
h.
nearlv
30
years
aito.
refreshments'
Officials
say
there
is
not
enough
Dancint,
and
wore
married
in
this
city
rounded
out
the
evenings'
pro-
f
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111
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w.Uic,
neiu
ai
Mrs.
airuna
a
'
-
yesterday
aboard
'he
Georee
.
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Vancouver
.here
he
Sp3n',
Following
the
business
session,
Christmas
and
New
Year's.
ars
ago,
were
honored
lay
night
at
a
surplse
wed-anniversary
celebration
in
Lsons
of
Norway
Hall
by
I
and
friends.
v
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hor-
were
born
in
England,
but
they
didn't
meet
until
they
came
to
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Tattersall's
family
came
here
direct
from
England
about
40
years
ago.
Mrs.
Tattersall,
the
former
Edith
Walker,
came
about
10
.
years
later
with
her
family,
who
had
resided
in
several
places
across
Canada
after
leaving
England.
Mr.
Tattersall
is
marine
superintendent
of
B.C.
Packers.
They
have
two
children,
Mar
jory
and
Vaughan
Tattersall
who
with
other
relatives
staged
the
anniversary
celebration.
Close
to
200
relatives
and
Tattersall,
Eleventh
Ave-
Kast,
wno
were
married
t
-
JANUARY
:
fi"?
v';
in
1929
by
the
late
Bishop
,i
(then
a
dean)
at
tin;
r
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hausan
on
Ninth
Avenut
I
Conrad
t'reet
area.
ist
the
entire
wedding
of
25
years
ago
was
at
lebration,
Including
Mrs.
friends
attended
the
partv
many
of
whom
had
known
the
honorees
since
childhood.
Nick
Muzzone
was
master
of
j
MacArtnur,
oriaesmaia,
Mrs.
Tattersall'
sister,
Mrs.
IiFlorence)
Hrhirchek,
;lrl.
No'-mun
Moorehouse
f
lilted
far
his
brother
Tom,
T
..V.
II..
...U
ceremonies
tor
the
event,
which
j
saw
Mayor
George
Hills
Dropo3c
I
the
toast
to
the
bride
and
j
groom
of
25
years
ago
with
Mr.
Tattersall
responding.
Mr.
I
Moorehouse
toasted
the
brides-
maid,
t
ucean
raiis,
wrnj
wa
an
at
the
wedding.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tattersall
RSONALS
ir
in
town
this
week
Is
V.
lhue.
member
of
the
exec-
it
the
Air
Cadet
League
of
Highlight
of
the
evening
was
presentation
of
a
beautiful
chest
of
silver
on
behalf
of
the
guests,
by
Cliff
Gilker,
with
js.
Tat-
!
tersall
responding.'
The
bne
ami
groom
o-u
ft.-'
three-tier
weddinir
enke
whi't-centred
the
h?ad
table;
flanked
by
triple
candelabra
'
holding
pink
candles,
and
lovely
flowers.
Corsages-
also
were
presented
to
the
bride,
bridesmaid,
flower-girl,
Mrs.
Haugaa
and
Mrs.
W.
V.
Tattersall,
step-mother
of
the
groom,
who
was
one
of
the
special
guests.
1
Erie
Barton,
zia
wintn
J.
and
hei
father-in-law
filllam
Barton,
Killas
and
3
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S.:V
i
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.
j--
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lt
.-wei
-
-t
pher
Block,
returned
the
Prince
George
yes-i
rom
a
visit
in
Vancouver.
.
Mabel
Holbrook
of
New
i
nster
arrived
yesterday
rsi4i.fiie)IM5,,...
tins
jjc
I
Prince
George
to
visit
I
in
and
daughter-in-law,
1
Mrs.
A.
Holbrook,
7C4
H.
Street.
J.
.
Gordon,
1459
Atlln
Av-
AAARG
29c
TULIP
BRAND,
Lb.
rturned
(
turned
home
nome
y
yesieraay
Sons
of
Norway
whist
and
dance,
Friday,
Jan.
15.
Whist,
8
o'clock;
dance,
10
to
2.
Mus.'c
by
Mike
Colussi.
Everyone
welcome.
(12)
C.W.L.
Card
Partv
Thursday.
Vancou-
business
trip
o
)
.
.
.
Top
Quality
and
Priced
Low
!jan.
14.
mi
HAMBURGER,
Ho.
1
Lb.
SOo
ud
Mrs.
T.
M.
Christie,
(fourts,
aL?o
returned
yes-
board
the
George
from
a
r
Vancouver.
Valhalla
meeting,
Thursday.
Jan.
K.
mi
ORK
BUTTS,
No.
1
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.
,
Lb.
59
I
from
a
trio
to
Ocean
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ZEAL
ROLLS,
Swift's,
No.
1
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Lb.
5Q0
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.vias;nic
Dusiness
are;
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iuiter,
T.
H.
Wllford.
Otto,
RANKS,
No.
1,
Cello
Lb.
JOg
oa-'t.
R.
McAfee
and
Sheriff
I
Kl
goldencr1am
TINS
f?CC
GRADE
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LARGE,
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30NELESS
PICNICS.
Burns,
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1
Half
or
Whole
:
...
.
Lb.
JOj
ills
ffir
the
Masonic
session
!
(SECURITY
SAUSAGE.
Burns
Lb.
Ago
BGi
-nasi
dozen
in
carton
)
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--.
w.
uair,
nun
wiui
j
of
Elks
II
i
it
al
fts.soclation
meeting
firU
and
4
brief
holiday
SECURITY
BACON
.
;
i-lb.
cello
OYSTERS,
Crescent,
Frozen
,
'2-Pir.t
0
cuuver
Lsland.
JIWlLsw,.,.;.
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C.
md
Mrs.
A.
F.
Davidson
j
Brian,
224
Fifth
Avenue
in
ned
home
aboard
the
I
irom
a
three-week
holl-1
V
i.
rig,
Av
Friday,
Jan.
15
.
10
p.m.
2
a.m.
$1
.00
per
person
Unescorted
ladies
admitted
free
until
11
o'clock.
MUSIC
BY
THE
WESTERNAIRES
EVERYONE
INVITED
X3
Watch
Our
Prices
'
.
Our
Opposition
Docs
MILK,
Fresli
.'
..'.,-
Qt.
28C
WHIPPING
CREAM
'2-Pint
33g
ON
A
DIET
?
;
Visit
Our
Special
Diet
Section.'
Portland,
Ore.,
and
Vic-
J
1
.
.
.
1
r
to
town
Ls
T.
R.
Kelly,
4
secretary
of
the
B.
C.
;
y
committee
on
Indian
who
is
making
one
of
his'
i
tours
of
the
northern
:
Kelly
k
the
son
of
Hev.
Kelly,
now
living
at
Na-
,
a
ho
fir
many
years'
!
among
the
natives
in
t
of
the
country.
I
GARBAGE
BAGS
Pkt.
OVENO,
for
ovens
gg
reddy
pot
cleaners
....
i5C
NABOB
TEA
Lb.
ggc
ROYAL
TUDOR
TEA
....
Lb.
7gc
MUSHROOM
SAUCE
..
Tin
Jgc
HAMBUR'GER
RELISH
Jar
3gg
CREAM
ETTES
2
Pkts-
2SC
LIGHT
GL03ES,
60-watt
....
2C
INDIAN
CHUTNEY,
Large
$J.05
SPAGHETTI,
Libby's
2
Vf'AX
REFILLS,
100-fr.
heavy
28(
GINGER
ALE,
North
Star,
Qt-21c
Deposit
Extra
NABOB
PUNCH
Pint
g$g
HEINZ
CHILI
SAUCE
Jar
4o
FLOOR
WAX,
Simoniz,
Pint
P
A'
)iir
duor,
Mr.
Milkman
leave
two
quarts
of
CHORE
GIRLS
g
for
2g(
SHI
NO
LA
WAX
.1
-lb.
tin
i-gjj
;
SIMONIZ
CAR
WAX
Tin
LI
NIT
STARCH
...
Pkt.
fQ
RECKITT'S
BLUE
U
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Pkt.
Jgg
soil-off
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Btti
FLOOR
CLEANER,
N
Ay
JoSnon's.
.
.
Qt,'0-;-
STEEL
WOOL
...
Large
Pkt.
USp-
There
Is
Ons
exoensive
Hi'pg
you
can't,
ast
nt
Sui!r-Vo!u
.
.
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...a
"GROCERY
BILL."
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f
delirious
No.
1
OKANAGAN
ONIONS
3
lbs..
21
C
BUNCH
CARROTS,
Large
Original
Bunches
2
29C
GREEN
BROCCOLI,
Imported
California
Lb.
Jc
GREEN
SPROUTS,
No.
1
California
Lb.
2f
C
SWEET
SPUDS,
No.
1
g
lbs.
202
WHITE
GRAPEFRUIT,
96's
2
for
10C
CRANBERRIES,
No.
1
Fresh
Lb.
2
ORTHLAND
DAIRY
MILK
know
that
home-de-ed
milk
is
cheaper,
ier
and
best.
Vegetable
Soup
h.,-.,,..
2
Tins
25c
SWS
i-S
PgiM
-Tins
07c
Northland
Dairy
c
18
.
Limited
ITHERN
PRODUCE
FOR
NORTHERN
CONSUMERS
l
K
An
BroKd
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Tins
3
C
PEAS
F'o"
:
.
20c
MARMALADE
nabob,
4.
b
m
65c
pea:
Choice,
Dewkist,
15-oz.
Tins
5C
j
use
wives
.
.
.
&l
Beans
bob
a
Tins
ZSc
STRAWBERRY
JAM
99c
Please
return
ALL
empty
milk
bottles.
IJf
supply
of
empties
hos
been
seriously
PRICES
GOOD
TILL
WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY
20th
OLA
OIL
39c
icpleted
and
no
new
bottles
can
be
OUR
GUARANTEE
AH
MERCHANDISE
U
joined
at
the
present.
MlSk.
SOLD
BY
fk
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SUf
SUPER-VALU
STORES
BACKED
BY
AN
FLOUR
Mopl.
Ltof,
Finest
Grod.,
24-lb.
Sock
$1.65
Your
co-operation
in
this
regard
is
greatly
appreciated.
UNCONDITIONAL
MONEY-BACK
GUARANTEE
EAMUT
BUTTER
i.uii.'95c
I
ORTHLAND
DAIRY
B.C.
Or.VNU
AND
OPERATED
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