Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
June
9,
1953
J,
r
tends
J-lt
on
or
spassing
Coupfe
le
on
Cathedral
Auxiliary
Awards
Life
Membership
to
Native
Church
history
was
made
In!
Mrs.
F.
E.
Anfield,
president
of
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
here
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
The
Petlteorilca
river
in
New
I
The
city
of
Lonr'.un,
England
Brunswick
was
a
favorite
Indian
,
was
described
by
Tacitus,
Ui.
route
between
the
Cumberland
'
died
in
AD
120.
as
"a
bmy
em-region
ad
Quebec.
jporium
for
trade."
25,
Jli
verSurt
V
Some
30
friends
gathered
at
when
the
first
life
membership
,
Sandy
tlic
day
when
all
ins
ko
to
the
polls
to
.
man
of
their
choice.
,luices
here
are
Bruce
Liberal:
George
H"ls
,'bfr
lor
Prince
Rupert
COMMITTEE
ROOMS
OPEN
PHONE
230
Diocese
of
Caledonia.
The
short
service
of
the
Anglican
Women's
Auxil
read
by
;
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
;
J
s
I
yL-J
iary
ever
held
by
a
nauve
Indian
was
swarded
to
Mrs.
Kate
Mor-ven
of
Aiyansh.
Canon
Basil
Prockter
was
also
Grimolfson
to
honor
Mr.
and
attended
by
members
of
the
,
,
Pearson
on
tneir
Women's
Auxiliary
of
St.
Peter's
of
Aiyansh.
wedding
anniversary.
Mrs.
Morven
has
worked
un-
;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pearson
were
The
award,
symbolized
by
a
badge
and
certificate,
was
pre
and
...st
Legislature,
sented
to
the
aged
recipient
by
Crediter
Social
Holiday
Wear
BLUE
JEANS
CORDS
SPORTS
SHIRTS
Practically
yours
at
THE
SPORTS
SHOP
23
WINNERS
EACH
WEEK!
ray.
more
than
half
a
century
on
the
in
the
political
conur
married
in
Nanaimo,
June
6,
1928,
and
have
resided
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
last
two
years
in
which
time
they
have
made
a
host
of
friends.
The
honored
guests,
seated
with
their
four
sons,
were-
presented
with
a
set
of
silver
plate
on
behalf
of
those
present.
J'
iif
'
Naas
River.
She
was
the
active
partner
of
the
late
Charlie
Morven,
lay
preacher
with
the
first
missionary
to
the
Nishga
people,
the
late
J.
D.
McCullough.
Xtjton
WJl
DniltaleS
i.
!
k-jt
$300
Netted
In
Tag
Day,
For
Museum
A
tag
day
last
Saturday
which
netted
$300
In
aid
of
the
Prince
rtupert
museum
will
enable
this
tourist
attraction
to
open
and
keep
operating
this
summer,
F.
E.
Anfield,
museum
board
president
said
today.
a
tasty
Dunet
lunch
was
served,
followed
by
dancing
and
ROBERT
EDY,
34
-
y
e
a
r-old
tenor
from
London,
Ont
chucked
a
promising
executive
career
to
go
In
for
operatic
singing.
He
was
recently
auditioned
by
Sir
Thomas
Beecham
and
the
Glyndebourne
Opera
Company
and
was
chosen
as
one
of
nine
Canadians
singing
In
the
Westminster
Abbey
choir
at
the
Queen's
singing.
embers
,Ler
n
ne
exercised
their
.
5.595
persons
In
upert
would
cast
a
bal-a
fitul
of
8.303
voters
.inplvtc
the
list
for'
the
M.
The
figures
com-
g
,)88
in
the
city
last
ilD(i
9
.077
in
the
riding.
'.xr
rent
of
those
ellg-d
l:i.-.t
years.
,ii;iin
I'eter
Montehal
first
man
to
cast
a
thf
Civic
Centre.
He's
.
icad-off
man
at
the
r
several
years.
Of
:.PiP
doesn't
tell
every-bc
gets
to
work
short-iM
each
morning
and
od
day's
work
done
rut
people
are
even
lew
1
1
'
"
ITT
1
"
.
rv
-
fj.ii.'i
TO
Ketchikan
Rven
new
members
were
initiated
Into
full
membership
of
the
Legion
Women's
Auxiliary
at
Mr.
Anfield
said
that
due
to
cCyVt
diafiisli-
Wed
in
So,,,
Edyta
Bialuski,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
Bialuski
of
Van
Mrs.
Henderson
other
planned
events
there
were
j
the
monthly
meeting,
not
as
many
taggers
available
as
They
were
Mrs.
Mary
Zogas,
anticipated
but
the
volunteers
Mrs.
Isabelle
Butterick,
Mrs.
who
took
part
worked
with
en-
i
Florence
Nicholson,
Mrs.
Miriam
thusiasm.
Raaue,
Mrs.
Jessie
Ipoung,
Mrs.
Wrongcll
-
Petersburg
Juneau
'
and
other
Alaska
Points
jkJ&u&LLfjL.
Dies
in
South
couver,
and
Gote
Ragnvald
Sah-
I
Funeral
was
held
rccentlv
In
Leading
taggers
for
the
day
;
Hazel
Gamblin
and
Mrs.
Lillian
!
ien,
son
of
Mr.
and
rm
wm
Mrs.
V.
Sweden,
Williams.
Vancouver
for
a
former
resident
i
were
Patsy
Wong,
Frank
Anfield
ISahlen
of
Bonassund,
SI!
of
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
Helen
and
viloet
Watson,
who
will
re-
At
the
recent
convention
at
'
were
married
recently
in
Cali
MANY
WINNING
BIG
PRIZES
IN
$13,000
CONTEST
Blue
Bonnet's
fabulous
"Happy
Holiday
Contest"
continues
to
pay
out
big
cash
prize.1
and
valuable
merchandise
every
week.
Besides
a
$:00
cash
first
prize,
and
S200
in
additional
cash
prizes,
Blue
Bonnet,
Margarine
i;ives
away
10
pieces
of
Mi
Urine's
latest
"Cornet"
Aeropack
bnKi!u(o
nd
5
of
the
new
Northern
Kleetnc
"t5xrfsman"
portable
ra-each
week
...
a
total
of
2.1
prices
every
week!
The
contest
is
easy
to
enter.
Vou'U
find
simple
ruhn
and
entry
blanks
at
your
grocer'
and
in
paekages
of
lihie
Bonnet.
Margarine.
Start
gettitiR
in
vour
entries
swl
Have
a
really
hanov
holiday
this
year
I
bb-s3
Henderson
who
died
after
a
ceive
Prlzes
for
their
energetic
Harrison
Hot
Springs,
Mrs.
Black
;
fornia.
in
various
parts
of
service.
was
re-elected
1st
vice-president
already
have
started
i'"1
The
Hendersons
lived
here
fnr
Thanks
were
also
given
to
1
and
was
heartily
congratulated
The
Rev.
Francis
Shunk
Downs
officiated.
"
The
wedding
took
place
at
St.
Paul's
United
Presbyterian
Church
of
Berkley,
and
a
recep
LIN
several
years
during
World
WarPeter
wmK
of
Broadway
Cafe
by
the
members.
Mrs.
Black
gave
II.
She
is
survived
by
her
hus-'
for
nls
co-operation
In
donating
a
short
report
on
the
convention
band
Dave,
two
sons
and
two
lunches
for
a"
ta8Bers
and
to
since
the
otneial
delegate,
Mrs
tion
was
held
at
the
home
of
the
Harry
Black
who
provided
daughters.
Phono
266
Office
Opposite
Post
Office
bride's
sister,
Mrs.
L.
W.
Maeur
vaMMMHUiWiimtcjiBaawnr
in
Albany.
theatre
passes.
A
campaign
this
coming
winter
for
funds
to
construct
a
new
museum
is
planned
by
the
board,
said
Mr.
Anfield.
,
jr
own
cooking,
but
,m
says
he
won't
have
."
too
long.
Mrs.
Lyons
to
Vancouver
to
at-iiintien
ceremonies
at
r
College
where
son,
Ir,
has
been
attending
put
two
vears.
Inei-iMirr:
Phil
topped
the
T.atriiulution
gradua-
After
a
visit
In
Van-Mrs
Lyons
will
spend
vacation
with
Captain
,
Harry
Ormislon
in
before
returning
to
Mabel
Skinner,
has
not
yet
returned.
The
card
parties
are
to
be
discontinued
for
the
summer
months.
The
entertainment
committee
reported
a
very
successful
series
for
the
past
season.
After
the
meeting,
refreshments
were
served
to
the
mem
Baby
Bonus
Payments
At
New
High
All
you
need
for
a
wonderful
Cards
Enjoyed
At
Moose
Meet
bers.
VICTORIA
Federal
welfare
payments
In
British
Columbia
in
May
reached
an
all-time
hlyli
of
j
$5,351,930.
!
Cards
were
enjoyed
at
the
monthly
meetinR
of
the
uublicitv
;;nii
to
Vancouver
with
in
was
Mary
Brown,
watch
her
daughter,
wive
her
diploma.
TuiKiiiie
Is
also
bach-
Of
this
amount,
$3,242,150
committee
of
the
Women
of
the
went
to
Old
Aec
Security
pen-
j
Moose,
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
sioners
and
$2,109,780
to
Family
I
m.
Helse.
Allowances
ICCipieutS,
W.
ll.
Mr
S
thnom
Mil
Inn
hnn.
Bone,
regional
director,
said
to-
ors
and
Mrs.
E.
Cormier
won
i
with
a
NEW
)
I
MUSTARD
j
f!V
day.
second
prize.
A
delirious
lunch
was
served
by
the
hostess.
Four
mcmlicrs
wwr
absent.
ai
Knpert
on
another
;!in!ic
visits
Is
Fred
on.
former
well-known
!1'T
in
Vancouver
V.hrr
was
circulation
fr
the
Vancouver
for
35
years.
Fred
was
-
fur
many
years
and
:n
'iiv
prominent
B
C.
Parted
life
as
a
news-
Old
Age
Security
pensioners
numbered
tf.,515,
while
Family
1
Allowances
were
paid
to
350,001
children
In
174.748
families.
During
May,
112
Old
Asc
Sc.
cuiity
pensioners
moved
to
British
Columbia
from
other
provinces
while
101
left.
533
families
receiving
Family
Allowances
l"it
BATHING
SUITS
Hove
fun
in
the
sun
in
a
Jantzcn
Bathing
Suit.
All
colors
and
sizes.
Priced
from
DRESSES
For
Day-Time
For
Date-Time
For
Any-Time
-
What
a
Selection!
Criskays,
Cottons,
Linens,
Nylons,
Sheers,
etc.
Priced
from
British
Columbia
and
421
enter.
!
-:
V
1
1
COIE
HAW
DCESSING
I
f
K.
vk
ON
ELECTION
DAY
i
I
J
1
iT"''
Mu,,a'd
yllW
V?
cup
hot
vmegar
lUff
;
V2
up
whipped
cram
1
"
Ai
YOU
Like
!
1
N,li't
ingredient,
-ewept
jCn
1
C
the
cream
in
the
above
v4
!
t
order,
tlook
in
double
boiler;
a
y
'j.
'
IH'T
I
strain
and
cool.
Then
fold
in
a
J
f
Jk
..
;
I
whipped
cream.
5
p
f
i
1
Vi
$
sfPii
S"
ii
For
revised
recipe
book
send
10e
i
fl
i
It
t
!
vv'-;;
,
h
((
11
)
n
at
Uordrn
for
Coronation
cd
this
province.
The
bulk
of
the
movement
in
both
eases
was
to
mil's
was
Ornrce
land
from
Ihc
prairie
provinces.
eave
;i
well-thought-
tea
$8.95
up
tn
students
on
tjie
nvillv
tn
the
nation
i
agisted
Wllf
Graham'
i':ne
mementoes
of
the
.
in
to
the
children.
.
.
.
S'
n
ws
among
the
i
the
school.
Hi"
Sannria
sailed
for
!
b.st
Wednesday,
a
Prime
Runert
ennnlc
nd
Mrs.
Oscar
Smith
"'intt
the
passengers.
Mired
recently
and
an
extended
vacation
$5.95-
O
W.A.
U.F.A.W.U.
regular
mcetiriK,
Wednesday,
June
10,
Metropole
Hall,
8
p.m.
(13
Football,
Wednesday.
7
(in
pm.,
General
Motors
vs.
C.Y.O.
Dibb
Printing
Co.
rj"j
''Ju
(2341
Thursday
(135)
:
J
k
Klks
meeting,
night,
June
11.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Resolution
Islands
in
Hudson
Strait
was
:;o
named
by
Sir
Thomas
Button
In
1312.
COTTON
T-SHIRTS
In
popular
stripes,
dolman,
short-sleeved
or
sleevlcss
in
the
oh
so
popular
Jantzen
or
Helen
Harper
Priced
from
MIX
MATCH
SEPARATES
CLUE,
GOLD
-COLOR,
CHARCOAL
and
ROSE
in
the
popular
American
Denim.
Bros,
Shorts,
Skirts,
Pedd
Prshcrs
and
Jackets
Pried
from
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines
''V'J
pip
iff
Fred
t.
Dcwdie
RtKifti
I
).
Stone
nuiin:i.B
'
t-horu
Blue
5S)'1
iff
ivfli
J
'HI
ii
i
nr
ewner
of
the
Peter
;t
Elvptv,
Mm.
II.
F.
is
fxpeeted
bark
home
''
been
in
the
south
"i
the
wedding
of
her
ii'hter.
Betty,
to
Ken-Hia
m
ll:il.
only
son
of
Mrs.
H.
W.
Hall
of
Chil-Th
wedding
took
place
m
last
Saturday.
ii"
Inquisitive
who
1
F.rnip
Pulrtin"
earrv-s
ni't
or
the
bank
one
'
week,
he
explained
to
'hit
the
bags
contaln-
which
he
and
Bill
-
Rank
of
Montreal
'
at
Terrace,
were
go-""f
on
a
fishing
trip,
lander
thought
It
W33
On
the
-g
up
$o
Qr
up
is
happy
to
announce
the
inauguration
of
'
TR1-WEEKLY
AIR
SERViCE
'
PPJHCr.
RUPERT
-
KETCHIKAN
Effective
June
9
which
together
with
ELLIS
AIR
LINES'
present
srvice
will
prov.ds
Prince
Rupert
wilh
Daily
Service
to
-
Ketchikan
(Except
Sundays)
Information,
reservations
and
tickets
mav
be
obtained
from
r
r
9
f
liria
Cross
winner
In
4
war
and
a
younter-'ion
veteran
of
the
27t,h
"i
Infantry
Brigade
In
"v
Paid
a
short
visit
lllrini!
the
course
of
a
fk
recruiting
tour.
They
v'"!til
K.
A.
(Smoky)
f
New
Westminster,
the
vc
in
It.alv
ns
a
r
nf
th"
Sea
forth
Hitth-Si
and
Lieutenant
Crais
25-year-old
post-war
They
were
accomoun-Korea
veterans
of
the
FIRST
QUALITY:
54
Gauge,
15
DENIER
NYLONS
Suuctb
sltxkinqs,
filmy
and
sheer
in
the
style
you
love
(or
special
occasions,
at
a
special
low
price!
You'll
love
the
dork
fine
line
s;cm:
ond
the
slender
heel
panels
in
neutral
taupe
and
beige
shades.
Full
fashioned.
Sizes
8'
to
11.
Ordinarily
you'd
pay
.75
pet
pair.
Special,
per
pair
Lifetime
Foot
Hecith
Foot
ailments
and
injuries
j
caused
by
misfitted
shoes
in
early
childhood
can
seldom
be
corrected
in
later
years.
Insure
your
child's
future
foot
-health
and
comfort
by
using
our
X-Ray
Fitting
Service.
This
modern
fitting
aid
permits
you
to
See
that
your
child'a
shoes
fit
correctly
.
.
.
that
pliant
bones
and
tender
muscles
ar
not
crowded
and
distorted
.
.
.
that
your
child'$
shoe
ELLIS
AIR
LINES
or
from
our
sales
agents
Crawford
Moore
Travel
Agencies
Pl-ncs'478
-
KM)
No
1
Wallace
lo
k
v
l
it
e
t
.
w
.
l
3
pair
$3.00
$1.07
promote
normal.
or
h'';,n
is
a
wondfefnl
eniny
vntirself.
That's
K
hccih
and
Gertie
said
on
their
return
;
fnur-day
visit
.
.
.
ex-rlnht
now
one
can't
:r
"stnurants
because
of
'
dispute
and
"we
nearly
healthy
development
of
the
delicate
foot
structure.
Bring
the
whole
family
in
for
an
X-Ray
Foot
Examine-tion
.
'.
without
cost
.
.
without
obligation
to
buy.
wm
TjTl
is?r
s
$
If
AflANSELL
S
LADIES'
WEAR
vh-n
we
couldn't
get
a
coffee."
The
two
reached
aska
eltv
v(t
F1IU
Air-
525
Third
Avenue
W
(UlllB
hnnlf
uhnurri
t.hp
TOMORROW'S
STYLES
TODAY
WE
LEAD
.
.
.
CTI
ICRS
TCLLOW
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
'
where
thev
were
royal-tn
coffee.
While
In
Kan
the
visitors
visited
sPots.
.
.
.
They're
Planning
another
trip.
"THE
COMPLETE
TRAVEL
SERVICE"