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Daily
Nei'S
3
Monday,
May
17,
1954
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Chapter
To
Aid
King
Ed
School
With
Supplies
Plans
to
assist
the
King
Edward
School
with
various
supplies
and
equipment,
highlighted
this
months
meeting
of
the
Euchess
of
Edinburgh
Chapter,
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire.
The
meeting
was
hrld
at
tho
home
of
Mrs.
Elsa
Llndstrom
with
second
vice-regent
Mrs.
II.
McCormick
presiding.
I
The
meet
ng
also
heard
reports
on
the
success
of
the
Civic
Centre
potpourri
craft
.show,
at
which
the
IODE
had
been
in
chirpe
of
the
tea
room.
At
the
close
of
the
meeting,
a
presentation
was
made
by
"Mm.
McCormick,
on
behalf
of
1
lie
members,
to
Mrs.
Arthur
Johnston
who
Is
leaving
the
city
to
reside
In
the
south.
G.
A.
Josephs
Dies
Aged
47
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An
ij
fit
an
'f
on
i!,
Mince
Members
of
the
Anglican
Young
People's
Association
of
Seal
Cove
enjoyed
a
dance
party
Friday
night.
At
their
regular
meeting
earlier
in
the
week,
an
all
out
drive
for
greeting
card
sales
was
planned.
The
group
'
also
planned
a
i
baby-sitting
service
for
the
!
forthcoming
production
of
Brig-
adoon,
and
welcomed
a
new
member,
Jean
Smurthwaite.
WILD
COUNTRY
Between
Tibet
and
Assam
In
j
northeast
India
are
large
are
is
Fred
E.
Dowdie
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Ave.
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Heating
Must
'
Be
Planned
Efficiently
All
rMtty
planned
lirat-ing
system
pays
fur
Itself
in
a
few
years
through
greater
comfort
that
pro-.
motes
better
health
for
the
family.
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174
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S
ILKINS
LIMITED
259
Third
Ave.
W.
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miih
aimi
AiioK
Cauy
Essendine
iplaycu
,)y
Ian
Dobble)
and
two
of
his
many
female
followers
gloat
over
fan
mail
In
one
scene
of
Noel
Coward's
comedy,
"Present
Laughter,"
being
staged
tonight
and
Tuesday
at
the
Civic
Centre
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Little
Theatre.
Shown
with
"Garry"
are
his
Scandinavian
spiritualist
housekeeper,
Miss
Erikson,
played
by
Shirley
Haugan
(standing
i,.
and
Monica
Reed,
his
secretary,
played
by
Nina
Youngman.
Oriental
Theme
Featured
At
Royal
Purple
Tea,
Sale
POPILAK
YOLXG
NEWLY
Wti)S
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Louis
A.
Giordano,
shown
here
following
their
wedding
at
the
Church
of
the
Annunciation
last
Wednesday
morning.
The
bride,
Joyce
Hilda,
is
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leslie
Tattersall,
738
Taylor
Street,
and
the
groom
is
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Giordano
of
Prince
Rupert,
formerly
of
Kelowna.
The
young
couple
have
taken
up
residence
at
744-A
Sixth
Avenue
West.
Many
Enjoy
Smorgasbord
Held
by
Sons
of
Norway
.'if-
I
hu
aitenjstineni
n
m!
puHUttd
or
inpia)f;(i
b
the
Liquor
Control
Mitard
or
by
the
Ciotrnmer.
of
Unmh
(.olumhia
33975
Eosy
Terms
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Phone
46
iiml
Resources.
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Pretty
girls
In
e;;otlc
Orient,
il
costume
and
Chinese
lantern,
fans
and
other
articles
set
thr
theme
for
the
successful
.spring
lea
and
sale
presented
Saturday
afternoon
in
the
Klks'
Home
by
inenibers
of
the
Ladies
of
the
j
Royal
Purple.
Interesting
Chinese
figurines
centred
the
small
tea
tables
anu
the
serving
booth
was
attractively
decked
with
mock
cherry
blossoms,
a
pretty
Chinese
parasol,
lanterns
mm
more
figurines.
Lanterns
and
fans
were
placed
around
the
walls
and
in
j
enc
coiner
stood
a
beautilul
!
Chinese
brass
dinner
gong.
j
Receiving
guests
at
the
affair
win
Mrs.
Viola
Anderson,
pu,u
honored
royal
lady,
while
Mrs.
'
Ole
Slatta
convened
the
tea.
Serviteurs.
clad
in
the
lovnlv
Chinese
costumes,
were
Mrs.
D
m
Wanamaker,
Mrs.
B.
Watson
f
Geoffrey
Arthur
Josephs,
47,
a
longtime
resident
in
northern
1
B.C..
died
yesterday
morning
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
after
a
month-long
Illness.
Born
in
South
Africa,
he
came
to
northern
British
Columbia
about
25
years
ago.
An
electrician,
he
specialized
In
mining
work
and
was
employed
at
the
old
Premier
Mine
north
ol
Stewart
for
about
20
years.
Later
he
worked
at
the
Torbritt
Mines
and
in
Stewart,
where
he
wns-particularly
veil
known.
Mr.
Josepns
was
a
member
of
the
Canadian
Legion
here,
having
served
overseas
with
the
First
Division,
First
Canadian
Army.
A
bachelor,
ne
is
survived
by
his
mother,
who
arrived
here
by
plane
today
from
her
home
in
Victoria,
and
two
sisters,
one
in
South
Africa
and
one
in
California.
Funeral
service
will
be
held
tomorrow
at
2
p.m.
from
Gren-
ville
Court
Chapel.
,
it
Uf.
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I
'til,
klL
jnm-mm
himiu
mnnj
ACTRESS
MAItY
LOU
Harrington,
who
has
Just
turned
2,1,
measures
her
height
against
the
bound
scripts
of
NBC-Radio's
"One
Man's
Family,"
which
recently
celebrated
its
23rd
birthday.
Radio's
oldest
dramatic
program,
"One
Man's
Family"
has
been
written
and
produced
since
1932
by
Carlton
E.
Morse
i
right
I.
Morse
orig
inally
hired
the
pert
actress
as
a
child,
some
15
years
ago.
This
Week-
The
monthly
meeting
of
the
Navy
League
t
Canada,
Prince
II
u
pert
llranch,
will
be
held
in
the
wardroom,
IIMCS
Chatham,
Wednesday,
May
19,
at
8:30
p.m.
FHSST
M
VOt
,
Jacques
Vierr
wis
elected
th:
first
mayor
of
Montreal
in
133J.
Photo
by
Van
taeer
biuuiu.
The
committee
in
chirge
of
the
affair
included
Miss
KM
:i
Sorhes,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Rclvi',',
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Jensen.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Pedersen,
J.
Ritchie,
G.
Morgan,
S.
Strand,
J.
Slater
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Peterson.
Israelii
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Bad
V
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter,
rector
of
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
returned
last
night
after
a
month's
visit
to
the
Prairies.
He
returned
to
his
former
parish
in
Apr
1
and
took
services
in
Macklin,
Saskatchewan
and
Provost.
Alta.
On
Sunday,
May
2,
as
part
of
.h;
re-union
of
graduates
of
Emannuel
College
at
the
University
of
Saskatchewan
wluch
was
marking
itsSLh
anniversary
at
the
time.
Canon
Prockter
preached
in
St.
James
Church,
Saskatoon.
On
May
9
he
took
part
in
services
at
Su.
aar"s
fifigii;
f.n
Church
in
Ite
g
na.
Archdeacon
Edw
rd
lu-fi-
sen,
took
ovit
services
at
Ihej
cathedral
here,
during
Canon
Frockter's
absence.
KIDNEY
ACIDS
Rob
your
Rest..
Mmy
pol
never
teem
to
get
a
food
niihl's
rel.
Tbejr
lurn
and
lou
hUme
il
n
'nerret'
when
H
may
be
their
kidneys.
Healthy
kidney
filter
poiioni
and
eiceu
acidi
from
the
blood.
If
they
fail
and
impuritiet
itiy
in
the
ayitem
-duturhed
rest
often
foliowi.
If
you
don't
rest
well
get
and
use
Dodd't
Kidney
Pills.
Dodd'a
help
the
kidneys
so
that
you
can
rest
better
and
feel
better.
1
36
Dodds
Kidney
Pills
Of
FOOD
j
COOKING
kit
ononis
200
.DAY
SALE
;ESTONE
iMPIONS
.95
,i
Old
Tirt-
SERVICE
fml
;iml
'Hit
IJRA
1ECIAL
!LL
ON
MPANY
JNG
NEW
ENDINGS
lore
Cafe
AND
OUR
Wkfr
H
WAGONS
"wcimiisil
car
try
V
S
nmipli
lc
"
P'irr
of
only
'Wfs
fmitn
rub.
"l'i
UiliK(iTy,
'lubaml
lii-atcr-
X
''SERVICE
ATOPICS
SKKlNft
ENJOYING
"ThisSu
timer
Pitiful
'Sttnoy
"cncc
8
days.
?T
yhiu
lKl
AGENT
Poulelte
Madsen
of
Rupert
Wed
in
Vancouver
Ceremony
SEALED
HflClH?
V
CANS
S
Mrs.
Eric
Moore
and
Mrs.
Pete
Petersen.
In
the
kitchen
were
Mrs.
It
Klliott,
Mrs.
H.
Curric
and
Mrs.
J.
Platen.
The
event
featured
sales
of
home
cooking,
sewing,
plants
and
a
white
elephant
sale,
phis
a
variety
of
prizes.
'
Mrs.
P.
Deane
and
Mrs.
T
Mosley
were
in
charge
of
home
cooking,
with
Miss
Margaret
Mackney
at
the
whita
elephant
stall
and
Mrs.
J.
Hyndman
in
charge
of
plants.
Mrs.
R.
Boy-
!
elvik.
Mrs
01g
Cl.ipp
and
Miss
Mildred
Furness
Wfi
,i
i..
the
sewing
booth
.
,
..
.(
,
Mrs.
R
A.
Hnli-.c.stnd
was
cashier
and
Mrs.
George
Oirard
was
in
charge
of
prize
s
winne.s
of
which
wee:
Mrs.
J.
Cum
;,
i
(luilt;
Mls
N-
Moorehouse.
groc-
;
ery
hamper;
Mrs.
J.
Flaten.
idijilv;
Mrs.
T.
BeatUe.
tei
do
U
:
nnd
Mrs.
P
De
ine,
coke.
eldest
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tilor
Thorsteinson
of
Vancouver.
Rev.
-A.
II.
Cummin';
conducted
the
service
:'t
S.
Ph'ijii's
Church,
for
whii
h
Hi"
b'
i'1",
given
In
marrive
by
h-r
sien-father,
wore
a
charming
en-Thorstrin
Junii'S
ThTst.'lM-on.
Frmble
of
whif-
nvl-
n
point
d'esprit
over
faille
taffeta.
The
groom's
sisters.
Van".hn
and
Sandra,
were
brldcsnnid
and
flower
girl,
rrsn-ctively.
wearing
fro'
k;i
of
vol"!
ai'
'
!
mauve.
Mr.
Lav-rne
Cl';"n
w-i
J
hot
man
and
u.hers
were
Mr.
I
Douglas
Drummr.nd
inu)
Mr.
Al
Morgan.
.
.-
5
,
K'nllowiU'r
n
rivei'lj'
;t
.
in
I'e'j
Lion's
Gate
ll-ill,,
the
rminle
li-f
j
fur
a
h'UK
ymennj
rio
bv
c-"-
I
.San
Fi'ancisco
and
elti-r
(".'!i-fnrnia
points,
returniiv;
to
make
their
home
in
Vancouver.
j
New
Gazeteer
Now
on
Market
VICTORIA
(t
An
up-to-date
nritlrh
Columbia
gazeteer
now
is
available
from
the
geographic;
division
oT
the
Department
of
j
t.aii'.s
and
Forests.
j
Prepared
bv
the
Canadian
1
,
Toard
of
Geogruphieal
names,
i
he
610
-pose,
27,000-name
vol-
nme
contains
the
naiivi,
of
all
-o
iilaled
places,
coastal
features,
-'vers,
lakes,
mounl.aii'
i..id
oi'.vr
I
mi;
-.rapl.'-Al
f
at'.,
.s
of
the
O'l-vli.ee.
It
re)laecs
Hie
fcl'i
'aleil
ga::e-Itrr
published
n
l!i:K).
Price
Is
$1.
The
Legion
auditorium
was
crowded
Thursday
night,
for
a
gala
Smorgasbord,
concert
and
dance,
an
annual
event
staged
by
the
Sons
of
Norway.
A
wide
variety
of
exotic
fds
were
enjoyed
by
Hie
crowd,
followed
by
a
concert
including
songs,
dances
ana
piano
styl-ings.
Featured
were
J.irkie
Mirh-oluk,
tap
dance,
Dennis
Lips-combe.
.
sung
selection,
Nora
Thompson
(a
winner
in
the
music
festival
last
week)
p;.ano
styltngs,
a
Gracey
FieU's
routine
Vy
Lucky
Loucks,
Mis.
S
b-
istcn,
voeal
solo,
and
"Hippy
ho
Married"
a
short
skit
by
Vickie
and
Dennis."
rvinr;
re-psht.ien.
crrwned
in
th
lr
niti"n-.I
cos1
o
ne.
weio
Miss
Aa;;ta
Se'ijieim.
M
s
Ki's'i
Sassheim,
Miis
"Astrid
Po-trivci
end
'Mrs.
C.
G!sl:e.
Members
of
th;
R
ns
eiTKoiw.iy
lso.
stased
folk
dance.
IODE
Regent
Returns
Home
;
Mrs.
J.
Ridsd"lc,
regent
of
the
Municipal
Chapter,
lOiV".,
Irs
returned
from
Ottawa
where
sh?
Mi
nt'cd
n
civil
defence
Inslrael-.
f!'s'
course
In
tnie-.g
n;
y
feed-
j
ing.
,
I
j
C'u-fs,
rVieiirlnns,
and
r-n
and
dvvorirn
fvoni
videos
-y
Irs
of
i
life,
representing
every
province
,;.t!enlod
I
he
w
ek-l
n
ri'iu:-'.
j
litj
Of
iU
fvpe
in
C
nan
t.
Th"
j
r"iu-.
e
is
riccfoneH
to
Jnst.ru
-t
in
j
!
cea.ni
"at
en
of
food
centres
ml
riue
of
emeigenc'rs
su
h
i.s
;
t'ci
;!s,
fir.
s
or
en.
'my
all
ark.
,
Th:50
people
iti"n'!ng
(hei
comre
"
wi'l
in
turn,
in
struct;
igi'iuns
in
th'
ir
own
coumum-
ities
in
the
work.
,
I.Srs,
Bi'U;'te
experts
tri
in-
:
f'
I
let
lor.rl
workers
ny.t
f.
11.
un-Icr
l
.ral
civil
d.
fenci
spon-
sorshin.
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CHEV.
COUPE
Mntiir
ovci
haiilrd;
new.lire.s
A
Kuy
Fur
$750
'50
PLYMOUTH
rood
Condition
throuuhoul.
You
Can't
Oo
Wrong
For
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1UU?1
EVAPORATED
J
Of
interest
In
Prince
Runevt
was
the
recent
wedding
in
Vin-'rouver
at
which
Poulelte
Roe
Madsen.
youngest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Einar
TelMcth
of
this
city,
became
the
bride
of
I2
i,
.
;
(til
SJ,
I
vol
t
Us;l
hi
'J
Plans
for
Empire
Day
ae'iv-ities
in
local
t.rhools
hieh'i"Vi'-
lest,
week's
meeting
of
the
Municipal
Chapter.
ImiK
ii
.1
Older
Daughters
of
the
Empire.
Meuenls,
educiitimia
seere-laries
mid
standard
bearers
"T
each
chapter
will
visit
Conra'l
mid
King
Edward
schools
in
the
morning
of
May
21,
and
Annunciation
and
Borden
schools
in
the
afternoon.
At
each
seho"l.
brief
talks
will
be
given
students
rn
the
meaning
of
Empire
Day.
Tlv
loll',.;
also
is
s
iuiisnriu".
a
locel
radio
bro:idc:'sl.
May
'.'
at
6:15
p.m.,
when
VV.
H.
Hank-inson
will
speak
on
Clti.enshii.
The
treasurer
reported
on
ths-!
Civic.
Centre
potpourri
craL
I
show
at
which
the
lOD.;
chip
t-rs
had
stared
a
susrii-sful
tea.
The
monthly
prize
was
won
b
Mrs
Inez
Griffith.
iV'ar
Ail
hur
Lnlng
lie.
t.ib-2nd.
ral
Leader,
at
a
rally.
June
illTi
backrJb)
Imperial
Oil
Ktstanh
OI-3
MY
PAPPA
TO
ME
HE
LOOXS
50
WONDERFUL
TO
ME
HE
LOOKS
SO
GOOD
Poppa
is
hep,
he
bought
on
A-l
Used
Car
at
F'arkcr's.
Momma
docsn'r
look
so
bad
citner,
as
she
he'ped
pa
pick
it
out.
Anyone
would
look
9ood
in
one
of
PARKER'S
A
l
SPECIALS.
These
and
many
others
to
choose
from.
'51
FORD
SEDAN
2
lone
All
accessories
Keally
a
Ueauty
$1650
FiEE
SHOW
Ask
the
tidier
wjio
install;,
vour
burner
about
an
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