Prince
Rupert
Dairy
Mews
Wednesday,
Msy
7,
1952
readers
Off
For
Five
Months'
Trip
To
Old
Land
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
MacKenzie
are
leaving
on
tonight's
train
for
Loca
i
i-
f
.
If
-i--
a
n
d
-flOO
CL,
PERSONAL
Valhalla
muting
May
8.
(109c)
Queen
Mary
Chapter
I.O.D.E.
Rummage
Sale
will
be
held
Saturday
beside
Ruy:d
Bank.
(110c)
All
Trade
Unionists
are
invited
to
hear
provincial
candidates
at
Trades
and
Labor
Council
meeting
Carpenters'
Hall,
Thursday,
May
8,
8
p.m.
(108c)
A.
meeting
-f
the
.International
Hof
Carriers"
Huilding
Mrs.
A.
J.
Croxford
and
Mrs.
M
Viereck
at
the
home
cooking
table.
.
Mrs.
C.
Rudolph
at
the
plant
stall
and
Mrs,
E.
Mulder
looked
after
the
candy
booth.
Mrs.
Flewin
and
Mrs.
R.
S.
Traguah,
home
sewing.
Assisting
Mrs-,A.
Hamilton
in
'.."V
i,
a
five
months'
trip
to
the
Old
Country.
Mr.
MacKenzie
will
visit
his
native
home
near
Lochinver
in
Sutherlandshire,
Scotland.
Mrs.
MacKenzie,
whose
first
visit
home
it
will
be
in
41
years,
'M;
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Thomson
and
Mrs.
R.
B.
Skinner
were
joint
conveners
at
a
successful
yniim
C.
S.
Forman,
purchasing
agnt
for
Columbia
Cellulose,
left
by
today's
plane
for'
Vancouver
on
business.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
D.
Forward
are
leaving
on
tomorrow
night's
train
for
Nechako
to
attend
the
official
opening
of
the
Aican
dam
on
Saturday.
goes
to
her
home
near
Cardiff
!and
Common
Laborers'
Union,
Local
1427,
will
re
held
at
the
In
Wales
They
sail
from
Quebec
aboard
I
uarpencers
Mau
on
rnaay-
Ma
William
Cruickshank
returned
o.uu
p.m.
uuyci
to
thj
city
on
-Monday
from
a
i
tne
Franconia,
landing
in
Liver
trip
to
Ocean
Falls.
On
the
wayjPoo1-
.
!
Notice
to
all
members
of
the
back
he
was
able
to
pay
a
brief
i
Returning
in
September,
they
1
Canadian
Legion
B
E.S
L
If
visit
to
Kemano
and
Kitimat.
i
Wl11
sal'
n
the
Samaria
from
you
nave
been
a
memoer
for
25
I
Southa"Pton
'n
September.
j
.Tnh
.i,k.
lease
send
nam-e
anfl
r
.J
-v
.
'
....
rk
v
'
'
..vrv.H
.
...
.
Mrs.
James
M.
Fields
left
on
today's
plane
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
'
Charles
Lundstrom,
after
a
week's
visit
In
the
city,
left
by
plane
today
on
his
return
to
Stewart.
Mayor
and
Mrs.
Harold
Whalen
are
leaving
on
tomorrow
night's
train
for
Nechako
to
attend
the
official
opening
of
the
Kenney
dam.
W.
R.
Clerihue,
Vancouver
chartered
accountant,
arrived
in
the
city
by
plane
today
and
will
be
hei
for
the
coming
week
on
professional
business.
Oswald
Hoskins
of
Smithers,
Masonic
district
deputy
grandmaster,
left
on
Monday
night's
'rain
for
his
home
In
the
Interior
after
paying
an
official
visit
to
the
lodge
at
Ocean
Falls.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Hector
Macdon-ald
left
on
today's
plane
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Portland.
Mrs.
C.
Boulter
sailed
Monday
night
on
the
Princess
Norah
for
a
visit
in
victoria.
""ibL1
"
i
tile
aprdKCi
j
.
I
tomorrow
at
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club.'
Hj
will
alk
about
precious
stones.
Da?.aar
and
tea
held
by
the
1
me
w'a
rw,ra
were
Mrs-
Junan-Ladies'
Orange
Benevolent
Asso-
j
wn-
Mrs-
B
J-
Bacon
and
Mrs.
elation
Saturday
afternoon
at
c-
willsn.
the
Odd
Fellow's
Hall.
1
Helping
Mrs.
J.
McRae
in
the
The
assisting
committee
con-:
kitchen
were
Mrs.
H.
Paulson,
sisted
of
Mrs:
A.
Hamilton
in
;
Mrs
W.
Fields,
Mrs.
B.
Erikson
charge
of
the
tearoom
and
flee-1
and
Mrs-
F
-
Gladi.sh.
orations;
Mrs.
H.
E.
Blackburn,'
Mrs-
E-
H.
Moorehouse
acted
looking
after
the
sewing,
and
8!i
ca"'nipr-
Mrs.
J.
McRae.
assisted
by
Mrs.
Mrs-
E
Thomson
and
Mrs.
E.
H.
Paulson,
taking
care
of
re-
j
A
Eva"s
took
ca"ie
of
the
raffles,
freshments.
;
Winners
were
the
following:
A
colorful
and
unique
decor-'
Miss
Frances
Babchuk
won
the
ating
theme
depicted
a
beautiful
'
luncl,Pon
clotn
wi,n
number
165.
Chinese
scene.
Polly
Astoria,
a
chicken
with
The
hall
was
decorated
with
number
253;
W.
D.
Longwell
won
oiled
paper
Chinese
lanterns,
grocery
hamper
with
number
fans
and
butterflies.
Receiving
,
598-
more
than
s
little
comment
was
'
Tne
VaLSt
Mistressss
of
the
a
very
realistic
cherry
blossom
i
L0BA
nad
a
booth
of
many
tree.
!
lovely
article
of
rewin.
etc.,
in
The
individual
tea,
tables
were
charRe
of
Mrs.
C.
M.
Smith,
as-centred
with
narcissi
in
small
:
isted
by
Mrs.
B.
Guyan.
Chinese
vases.
j
Thvy
raffled
a
large
leg
of
The
pourers'
lace
covered
table
ipork'
tne
winning
ticket
being
attracted
a
great
deal
of
alien-jn'ld
bV
Mrs-
Petpr
Mention
with
a
miniature
Chinese!
details
to
Secretary-Manager.
Please
advise
other
members
of
this
advertisement.
(114ci
Classified
Ads
Pay
Conrad
School
Teacher
Resigns
,
Miss
Claire
Slrett
has
resigned
from
the
staff
of
Conrad
Street
School
and
will
leave
for
the
south
at
the
end
of
the
term.
Her's
Is
the
first
resignation
to
be
received
by
the
school
board.
Harold
Guest,
field
secretary
of
the
Canadian
Institute
for
the
Blind,
who
has
been
In
the
city
for
the
past
few
days,
leaves
on
tonight's
train
for
Terrace
and
other
interior
points.
Mr.
Guest
comes
from
Vancouver
and
makes
periodical
trips
north.
J
SEND
FLOWERS
J
BY
WIRE
:
J
MOTHER'S
"N'G
BF.AUTY
Arlene
Flint
of
Owen
Sound,
Ont.,
was
one
D!ft!..st
fishermen
to
ro
fly-castinR
with
the
opening
of
waiii
trout
season
May
1.
Arlene
didn't
say
whether
she
,t
anything
as
large
as
another
Owen
Sound
angler,
David
rf.airt.
wh'.
landed
a
four-pound,
14-ounce
brown
trout
the
dav
But
a
day
in
the
sun,
with
a
fly
rod,
attractive
scenery,
:
-nu'vihir
stream
added
up
to
a
happy
occasion.
iCP
PHOTOt
ORDER
YOUR
MOTHER'S
DAY
CAKE
EARLY!
DAY
Dr.
J.
B.
Harrison,
Vancouver
radiologist,
who
has
been
paying
his
monthly
visit
to
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
I.
Act
j4
rvtva
fj
Prince
Rupert
bridge
as
a
table
centre.
Chinese
teapots
were
used
by
the
pourers,
Mrs.
Vic
Morrison
and
Mrs.
Fred
Barber.
The
ladies
in
charge
of
the
knnl
Un
..
1
1
.
,
5
'3
IClUIIIllIK
fiUUUl
UI1
LI1C
XllUC
T
A
TT
,,r
si
l
J
"me
Talent
Heard
ojuiiis
unu
Moving
iva
maae
a
!
j)
ciiurnuag
picture
in
tneir
lovely
'
Tii
c-i
i..-.
tr
o
xr,
w.i
e
n,,iu
I
urim
i
i
i
i.
X
J
Ml
lHt
Music
Festival
rnlnrful
ontl
.
o.
wuiju,
.
nuui-
Mrs.
William
iruiCK-snailK
ieit
ionated
n?e
-Monday
night's
train
for
made
ad
w
X
by
MrsTHll
merfield.
Vancouver;
S.
A.
Orr.
Winnipeg
where
she
will
attend
Mlstre?s
'ntltton:
J'
Holcombe
and
he
forthcoming
wedding
of
her
The
Worthy
Mrs
J
It
,J0evr
Manton'
Prinpe
Gcor8e;
son.
Robert
Cruickshank.
Mr.
Hill
Hill
gretted
ed
tht
the
guests
P,
at
the
j
.
Fin
row,
Seattle;
W.
S.
Dale,
Cruickshank
will
leave
at
the
end
HOOT.
...
.
.
.
I
Mioo
D
tn.,-..ii
!.
t
,t.
m
Phone
696
f
v
t
.
&
.c:
Jicalor
(lives
Rich
Praise
and
Iligh
Marks
iv.
tan,
ivii.Ns
i.
uuus,
i.
or
tne
weeK
ior
Winnipeg.
Assisting
the
committer
were:
n.
tsrue.
t
.
Morris.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Swaffield,
!
J.
B.
Mai-Kay,
Di.
and
Mrs.
M.
K.
I
Weir;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Dubeau
who
have
been
residing
in
the
.
11
Rich
and
varied
talent
which
drew
warm
praise
riifrh
marks
from
adjudicator
Glenn
J.
Nelson
tJ3rlila(
f-rtir
lo
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Sikler.
Ter
'UL
lT"
arU
raw;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
W.
Burton
night
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
'did
an
auspicious
introduction
for
the
Prince1
!
(''-'M'W't'i
fifth
nrmnnl
mnsi
anl
Arami
foctiJ
r
"
e
a
Edmonton
where
they
plan
to
make
their
future
home.
t?it
made
its
official
opening
at
the
Civic
Centre'
A
iuei
of
much
in-
...
jterest
was
held
last
Wednesday
and
daughter.
Alice
Arm;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
J.
Mayes,
Stewart;
Leo
D.
Therien,
North
Vancouver;
W.
F.
Hulls.
Salem,'
Oregon;
!
F.
E
Arnold,
Caldwell,
Idaho;
H.
1
V.
Grainger.
Namu;
C.
H.
Klotz,.
Haworth,
New
Jersey;
H.
Hag-man.
Houston;
Dr.
J.
B.
Harrison,
New
Westminster:
Mrs.
D.
Nor
Gladden
Mother's
heart
with
delicious
Roses-in-Snow
Cake
evening
when
Verna
Stevens
became
the
bride
of
Alfred
Deane.
The
ceremony
took
place
at
ttvo
home
of.
Lloyd
Stevens,
broHicr
oi
the
bride,
with
Rev.
Dr.
E.
A.
3esliyat
WITH
ton
and
Mrs.
G.
Lamb'.y,
Ter-
MUSTARD
j
i!
m'
to
a
full
house,
.!ti't:iiits.
made
up
main-adult
croups,
proved
that
Rupert
has
an
abundance-;to
musical
ability.
This
wivmringly
established
by
.'C:,t
n
wli'i.
grading
80-85
j
s
"above
average,"
acor-j
rntiv
lower
th
in
82
the!
Remember
Mother
with
wiiBin,
rnsu
t
rcsoyierian
race;
Mrs.
C.
L.
Lewis
and
Mr.
Church,
officiating.
:
t
and
Mrs.
M.
G.
Lee
and
son,
The
bride
chose
for
her
wed-
Butedale-,
Mrs.
W.
Campbell,
ding
a
blue
suit
with
white
(ic-
N'
rtti
Pacific;
A.
Elizabeth
Eck-
To
Give
Your
ROASTS
a
"LIFT"
WEDNESDAY
MORNING
CIVIC
CENTRE
FLOWERS
or
with
a
.
POTTED
PLANT.
Your
order
via
air
mail
or
telegraph
will
roach
her
anywhere.
,
.
Ccssories
and
a
corsage
of
reel
land,
Burns
La&e.
i
roses
with
ltly-ol-thf-valley,
.
-
:
-
I
.
eift
of
flowers
for
Mother
,'a"nE
!
Vocal
solo.
Accompanist
;
and
!i
Mrs
Dorothy
L.
Becker.;
vocalist
both
under
12.
.'nt
of
the
executive
Com-1
"Freckles."
Doris"
Fahey
and
officiating,
the
four-day
Shlrra
Halliday
83,
Muriel
and
I
was
opi
ned
by
Dr.
R.
'
Joanne
Procktor
81
Audrey
"
C
school
board
chair-
Fahey
and
Shirra
Halliday
80.
sua
pointed
out
that
a'
Vocal
solo,
girls
under
11.
"A
Miss
Vlcki
Lewis.
.WI19
attend-
-.
M:-Charlotte
Chisholm
arrived
the
bride,
woiV.'a.
grey
suit
ed
In
(ha
'city
on
Monday
from
wilh
white
accessories.
James
Vancouver
to
join
the
staff
of
Intermela
was
the
groomsman.
Booth
Memorial
High
School
A
reception
was
held
at
the
here
in
the
hom-j
economics
de-home
of
Pat
Deane,
brother
of
partment.
She
succead?
Mrs.
Thrill
mother
on
Mother's
Day
with
a
beautiful,
delicious
i
is
a
most
oeautuui
way
to
Rub
1
teaspoooful
of
Colmm
i
Miimrd
in
powdered
form
into
your
roast
before
placing
it
in
the
oven
.
.
.
then
tastt
the
difference!
For
free
recipe
booklet,
write
to
Reckut
&
Col
man
(Canada)
Ltd,
Station
T,
Montreal.
I
J
express
your
love
and
devotion.
(of
the
organizers'
sue-
Funny
Man."
Patsy
Whalen
84
,1
.Te
'1JO"K
'
dy,w
u,Jtu
1"",
vu"
Vnis"?im
i
tVi'jt
that
ImHu
V.
Rn
on
me
uiiuiti
iuu.li.
a
fciauudLc
m
uiiiveiauy
oi
i-.1
woric
was
the
fact
snienr
Mi.
and
Mrs.
Deane
have
left
Teronto
and
took
teachers'
city
to
reside
at
Nechako
ing
at
University
of
British
Co-Dam.
'
lumbia.
CK5H
heart-shaped
R?ses-in-Snow
cake.
Shi'll
love
the
tender,
moi-t
texture
an-
she'll
know
that
the
sentimental
heart-
shape
expf
esses
your
true
feelings
for
her.
Ordr
Roses-in-Snow
cake
for
YOUR
mother
today!
It's
oven-fresh
just
wait!
lg
for
you!
CO-OP
BAKERY
PHONE
606
'3
..
"n.
V
1
4'
1
III,
,
4.
i
i;,
j
entrants
were
taking;
Vocal
solo,
girls
11-13.
"Rose-!h
thni-'ht
the
interest
ofimary."
Muriel
Prockter
82.
Iiuu
ouuide
the
city
waj
vocal
solo,
girls
13-15.
"Au-"'lt'lij:t'
jtumn
Sunset."
Genevieve
Pow-
;r,:-,
nvlcomins
remarks,
!ers
83:
Patsy
McLachlan
82.
3L
hfi
:
V
Box
51
ij
il
S
Whalen
observed!
Vocal
solo,
boys
under
11
r
f
300
3rd
Ave.
will
prei
prefer
II.
.:wowv..v.v.-v.
...
"-pe'.ing
in
the
festival
Ci:'ni!vn
a
valuable
chance
iJiie
poi;,e
and
confidence.
tlut
the
inter-commu-po
ci-wi:i
created
was
an-Ime
feature
of
the
oc-
44
v
l
Mr.
f,m
P.F.
'
f
j'
;y
..Hair
Cut."
Tommy
de
Kergom
meaux
85.
Vocal
duet,
boys
or
girls
under
16.
Marilyn
de
Kergommeaux.
Action
song
Grade
1.
Congrad
Street
School
85,
Borden
Street
School
82.
.
Grade
3
chorus
"A
Cookie."
Borden
Street
School
84
85,
Borden
Street
School
82
83,
Congrad'
Street
School
83
81,
King
Edward
School
83
81.
,
Orade
5
chorus'
Raln
irt.
Summer."
King
Edward
School
84
un-npener
for
the
pro-
v's
the
Prince
Rupert
band
which
scored
86
'
f:r
its
melodies
'from
'h'"
,,J
in
the
highest
the
evening.,
T;he
adj.
'
'
's
particularly
im
4
b-v
lh'
band's
ability
to
k
i
jii'
r
if
-
:.
31
ILK
AllKOWUOOT
84,
Conrad
Street
School
82
83.
.uy
when
tlie
mood
re-i
7
'
TUESDAY
EVENING
Choral
Society.
The
Rotary
Mixed
Choir
under
Charles
Balagno.
Fine
balanced
rendering
of
"He
Watching
Over
h;
absence
of
the
Ketchl-strumriual
trio,
delayed
.
.
delicious,
crisp,
crunchy
biscuits.
Easy
for
jinlc
hands
to
bold
.
,
.
nourishing
for
youn
Jndold'
MAOI
(
PEEKFREAN'S
MAKERS
Of
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distinguished
selection
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fine
Canadian
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London
Dry
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slight
edge
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point
higher.
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contested
division
which
the
audience
enjoyed,
the
intermediate
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