1953
Thursday,
July
2,
Don's
Grahle
Tops
At
Thonhiii
Doris
Orable
took
medal
honors
'see
some
new
faces
around
the
last
Sunday
when
17
women
course.
members
of
Thornhill
Golf
Club
j
Prince
Rupert
visitors
to
at
Terrace
took
part
in
tne
j
Thornhill
this
past
week
were
wo
Rupert
Scouts
Leaving
Shortly
For
Annual
Jamboree
at
Ottawa
300
Couples
Enjoy
Dance
At
Drill
Hall
Ft3
flies
ci"b
championship
andioerry
Lemlre,
George
Bradley.
I'M
Twr.
Prince
Rupert
first
class
Boy
Scouts
Assoca'.:on,
says
that
from
nearby
prov.nces
pay
their
icy
S
:outs
and
one
from
Terrace
;
the
Jamboree
would
stress
high-
iiwn
train
iare
and
an
addition-ii!
leave
here
within
the
next
!
er
standards
and
quality.
He
said
al
$10
to
help
scouts
from
more
Between
250
and
300
couples
celebrated
the
Dominion
Day
holiday
on
Tuesday
evening
at
the
Seamen's
and
Wrens'
dance
hieher
standards
have
increased
uistant
provinces,
John
and
Kathleen
Martin,
Roy
Webber,
Bill
Becker,
Jack
Row?-bottom,
T.
Christensen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
W.
Scott,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Payne,
G.
Cameron,
Fred
Christenson,
Edith
Jack,
Elaine
Maynard,
Helen
Langley,
Charles
nd
Ruth
Starr.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rupert
Fulton,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alf
FOOD
STORES
NEW
CREDIT
POLICY
Terrace
Hotel
championship.
Play
for
the
championship
will
lOllOW.
On
July
12
golfers
from
all
over
the
district
will
be
shooting
for
the
Bob
Parker
trophy
emblematic
of
the
Skeena
Valley
Open
championship.
The
tournament
Is
,open
to
any
"olf
club
member
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Prince
George.
nu;n
July
13
to
July
18
members
are
asked
to
bring
a
visitor
for
a
free
round
or
rounds
at
the
boy
scout
population
in
j
Acting
on
the
old
saying
that
Canada
to
150,000
from
92,000
in
an
army
marches
on
its
stom-1945.
i
ach,
some
$30,000
will
be
spent
on
Gen.
Spry
said
the
Jamboree
!
food
for
the
week.
In
all
some
would
also
give
the
boys
a
j
60,000
meals
will
be
cooked
by
hanoe
to
know
boys
of
other
the
scouts
themselves
over
char-
we
weeks
to
join
some
300
other
B.C.
scouU
to
board
a
special
(rain
to
the
second
Canadian
jamboree
at
Ottawa
July
18.
Nor'hwfit
representatives
will
Jimmy
Baldwin
of
the
Second
Prmre
Rupert
Conrad)
Troop;
David
Rtdsdal-?,
First
(St.
An
sponsored
by
HMCS
Chatham
at
the
Navy
Drill
Hall.
Proceeds
of
the
dance
were
In
aid
of
,
the
mess
.
and
canteen
funds
Of
HMCS
Chatham
Ar
.uvi-it
and
Tea
Smith.
Owing
to
the
new
short
term
Credit
Policy
of
our
suppliers.
Drovinces
and
would
enable
the
coal
fires.
we
are
forced,
In
order
to
meet
our
obligations,
to
Insist
on
the
following
rules:
.outs
to
soe
the
national
cam-1
They
should
nave
plenty
10
rangements
were
handled
by
a
committee
composed
of
Wrens
Nina
Youngman
and
Jacqueline
Mozart's
opera
"The
Magic
Flute"
was
composed
a
few
months
before
the
great
Austrian's
death
In
1791.
Thornhill.
This
Is
to
be
an
an-
Cochrane
and
Seaman
Bill
Hemmlnger.
Master
of
cere
nal
event
as
the
club
wishes
to
1
2
3
Al1
accounts
must
be
paid
on
Due
Dates
ax
mentioned
in
our
Cre-'it
Terms.,
All
accounts
must
be
paid
in
full
No
balances
c:i:t
be
carried
forward.
It
will
be
impossible
to
extrnd
credit
if
anuunl:,
arc
not
paid
in
full,
on
dates
sperificrt
In
our
Credit
Term.
tal.
A
full
program
has
been
'eat.
Already
ordered
are
bread,
jutlined
for
the
week
including
i
11,440
loaves;
buns,
8,800;
pas-"wimmlng
periods
and
tours
of
.tries,
15,400;
cereals,
2,640
boxes;
Ottawa.
potatoes,
3.5
tons;
fresh
meats,
No
matter
what
province
a
,
5
610
pounds;
canned
meats,
3,520
scout
comes
from,
he
pays
no
tins;
vegetables,
14.3C0
pounds;
more
than
$40
return
train
fare
ciss,
2
017
dozen,
and
milk,
17,-to
attend
the
Jamboree.
Scouts
:
COO
quarts.
RUSS
WIFE
OF
NEWSMAN
drew's)
troop:
and
Joseph
Sharks,
First
Terrace
Troop,
F.
F.
Anfield,
district
commissioner
announfer1..
Thp
three
will
fly
to
Vancouver
by
courtesy
of
the
Boy
t
'
Afso-nUon,
B.C.
Provincial
Command.
other
expenses,
such
as
train
Ja
-f
and
incidentals,
provide.''
at
f--i,ir.H
-nst.
will
be
borne
by
the
individual
scouts.
,
,,;
,
is
""
Ih'-'il
imn
Prince
Rupert
scouts
have
attended
a
VISIT
YOUR
INDEPENDENT
FOOD
STORKS
FOR
T!1E.'S
monies
was
Syd
Alexander.
The
hall
and
annex
were
appropriately
decorated
with
streamers
and
flags
of
the
International
Naval
code.
A
guest
of
note
at
the
dance
was
Leading
Seaman
Edward
Dawes,
RCN(R),
who
recently
returned
from
taking
part
in
the
coronation
of
Queen
Elizabeth
JI
in
London.
Dodr
price
of
a
floor
lamp
MANY
SPECIALS
THAT
ARE
ADVcRTLSHU
IN
OUR
STORES.
PHONE
YOUR
ORDERS
IN
,
,
,
THMtK
APE
NO
EXTRA
CHARGES
FOR
DELIVERY.
'
enriches
the
flavour
of
P.
F.
Gar
Jen
Cream.
Serve
Garden
Cream
at
tea
time
.
.
.
lunch
time
.
.
.
any
time.
PEEK
MEAN
S
Jamborees.
The
first,
four
years
co.
-was
held
at
Ottawa;
the
NOW
ALLOWED
TO
TRAVEL
MOSCOW
(AP)
The
Russian
wives
of
two
U.S.,
citizens
Eddy
Gllmore
of
The
Associated
Press
and
Robert
Tucker
of
the
U.S.
embassy
expect
to
leave
Ihe
Soviet
Union
next
week.
The
government
announced
on
June
9
that
it
was
lifting
the
restrictions
on
outside
travel
for
Mrs.
Gllmore
and
Mrs.
Tucker
and
others
in
similar
position.
The
restrictions
had
been
in
force
for
years.
,
.
Harden
Cream
A
r
.
MIDWAY
GROCERY
LYONS
FINE
FOODS
Thone
C39
riionc
2"0
ami
Hrt
MS
,
RUPERT
BUTCHERS
SKEENA
GROCERY
and
GROCERS
ri
nc
Flionr
21
''
!1
and
!
was
won
by
Fred
Schaeffer
end
spot
idance
prizes
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Hitchcock
and
Ray
Spring
and
his
partner,
Mrs.
Lorraine
Dell.
Refreshments
were
served
in
the
drill
hall
ennex
by
mem
Jocond,
a
vear
later,
at
Valley
forge,'
J.S.A.
,
iiitr
year,
the
rolling
Con-J""ieht
Rifle
Range
near
Ottawa
111
wk
with
the
excitement
of
Jt;m-
than
2,000
Boy
Scouts
as
ihry
prepare
for
a
week
of
out-J'cir
tup.
g
The
ifttv-:
firt
"'ok
"o-'
Jind
between
14
and
18
years
old
ENGLISH
QUALITY
,
p.
r.
iff
i;
WILLIAMS
GROCERY
I'hone
65H
liuill
nil
iu;iu.v
xantiua
Bernice
Miriam
Ryan
Wed
In
Pretty
Ceremony
Here
bers
of
the
canteen
committee
The
dance
was
the
first
of
the
summer
at
the
Navy
Drill
Hall
and
It
Is
expected
th-it
there
will
be
similar
eventr
later
In
the
summer
to
mark
the
visits
of
Canadian
warships.
nn
fioz.
H
'
Maroon
and
yellow
packet.
Stores
of
Quality
Ct
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ULUAWU
WiUdBMlk.5
An
international
toucn
win
De
Jidiied
by
scouts
from
the
United
talcs,
Cuba
and
Central
Ameri-
The
Jamboree
will
be
officially
Jjpcncd
July
20
by
Governor-frrncral
Vincent
Massey,
in
his
p
Bernice
Miriam
Ryan
became
Woods,
Lawrence
Helin
and
Eddie
a
June
bride
when
she
was
united
""ford.
l;th"ir,
were
Charles
in
marriaie
to
Thomas
Pilford
Pilford
and
Artie
Helin.
Tanacltv
as
Chief
Scout
for
Can-
1
at
a
ceremony
in
First
United
The
leccptlon
and
a
dance
i.evi
Mr.
Massey
will
make
a
Church
last
Friday.
Hour
of
the
camp
and
see
the
j
Daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
1-invs
nt,
work.
William
Kellv
of
Port
Simpson,
were
held
at
the
Valhalla
Hall
where
the
guests
were
received
wdfAt
2
Prince
Rupert
scouts
attend-
1
end
the
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
by
the
bride's
mother,
who
wore
mm
J-
R
the
event
have
be-?n
groom-
Pilford
of
Prince
Rupert,
made
a
navy
blue
suit,
and
the
mother
j'lig
thcmseh'es
for
more
than
a
their
vows
before
Rev.
Lawrence
of
the
rroum.
who
wore
a
naVy
month,
said
Mr.
Anfield.
Sieber.
The
bride
was
given
in
blue
dress.
Both
had
white
ac-
J
"Tbcv
have
been
out
camping
marriage
by
her
undo,
Mr.
Henry
j
cessories,
and
corsages
of
Ameri-practlcally
every
we
e
k
-
e
n
d,
j
he'in.
can
Beauty
roses.
Th"
master
of
ceremonies
was
Mr.
Henry
Helin.
The
toast
to
the
bride
and
a
;peech
were
given
by
Mr.
William
Beynan.
1
.
r
Jiardening
themselves
for
the
she
chose
a
gown
of
maize
net
rigors
of
eastern
Canada."
I
with
a
sweetheart
neckline,
and
J
The
big
Connaught
ranges
will
her
shoulder
length
veil
was
hold
"take
on
the
appearance
of
a
in
place
by
a
yellow
halo.
Shr
miniature
city
for
th3
jam-
wore
a
beautiful
golden
locket,
r
"c.
gift,
from
the
groom,
and
carrier
In
addition
to
a
daily
news-
j
a
bouquet
of
pink
and
white
JJpaper
written
by
the
scouts
and
j
carnations
with
blue
iris,
sprinted
by
an
Ottawa
company,
Tlr;
matron
of
honor,
thi
Jthere
will
be
a
post
office,
a
bank,
!
bride's
aunt,
Mrs.
Henry
Helin
a
20-bed
hospital
with
a
full-
j
chose
a
gown
of
turquoise,
anc
l.pie
staff,
three
canteens,
a
wore
a
corsage
of
pink
carna-Jpolice
force,
church
services
for
tions.
-all
denominations,
a
sports
arena
Bridesmaids
Mrs.
Glen
Doane
Jeomplete
with
bleacher
scats
for
j
Mrs.
Dorothy
Di
Guistine,
anc
.the
public
and
many
other
fa-
i
Miss
Marietta
Musprave
were
al"
'
duties.
dressed
in
beautiful
forma!
n
Mn.-aen.
D.
C.
Spry,
chief
length
gowns
with
matchisu
f
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"executive
commissioner
of
the
nosegays
and
the
flower
girls
Isabelle
Helin
and
Marlene
Pil
ford,
wore
long
gowns
with
matching
nosegays.
Best
man
was
brother
of
the
1
1
Tenders
Called
I
For
Deepening
First
Narrows
f;room,
Mr.
William
Pilford,
and
the
groomsmen
were
Doug
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your
Travel
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BOTTLE-FED
BABIES
If
your
bhy
it
bottle-fed,
he
iur
to
Watch
little
bowels
cloaely.
Mother's
Li
ilk
has
ft
natural
laxative
effect
which
helps
take
care
of
baby's
need.
Lacking
this,
a
bottle-fed
baby
often
gets
fretty,
feverish
and
suffers
constipation
and
upset
itomach.
Let
Baby's
Own
Tablet
help
you
keep
baby's
bowels
on
schedule
sweeten
upset
stomach.
Used
with
confidence
by
mothers
for
more
than
fifty
years.
No
"sleepy"
tuff
no
dulling
effect.
Equally
good
for
aimpU
fever,
constipation,
rem
letsneu
and
fretfulness
resulting
from
irregularity
at
teething
time,
and
other
minor
ills.
Get
Vftbjr'a
Own
Tablets
today
at
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in.?
.Minister
Sinclair
has
announced
th'it
tenders
have
been
called
Jfnr
the
job
of
deeping
the
First
Narrow
shipping
channel.
J
The
channel
will
be
deepened
to
a
depth
of
37z
feet.
The
"present
channel
is
35
feet
but
It
hare
pre
places
where
it
has
been
silted
in
to
a
lesser
depth.
It
win
be
700
feet
wide.
,
.
"This
is
the
first
step
in
widening
the
entire
narrows,"
Jsaid
Mr.
Sinclair.
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