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Audiene
Prince
Rupert
.T,hino
Daily
News
Thursday,
May
1,
i52
.
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Music
h
Artists
Oxyleb
hfMiibn
riulilirrs
From
Wore
ScliooL
Yleecleil
jJh
ere
J
Swinft
.,,,le
were
Prince
Ruperfi
,r
popular
music
last
night?
ew
certainly
not
at
the
,,
of
the
....
Sir
Ernest
Mac-
nl..U
PIiiIa
Principal
Tells
P-TA
Convention
Principal
R.
O.
Moor
tnM
Fine
Aris
liuu
t
viviu
Diocesan
W.A.
Meets
a
delightful
trio
of
ehere
vming
musical
artists
.
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J.J
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yiuviucu
u
MrrWORKj
Men's
Grev
Work
Socks
in
about
3
'lb.
weight.
All
wool.
Take
advantage
of
this
low
price.
vfy
dHH"-"1
Thoy
won
the
hearts
and
ufd
the
fancy
of
an
aud-
.
l.
lUmnrh
crrtnll
uoa
King
Edward
School
Parent-Teacher
Association
Prince
Rupert's
population
was
increasing
and
that
more
schools
will
be
needed
In
this
area
In
the
not
too
far
distant
future.
The
Association
endorsed
the
P-T
Council
In
their
efforts
to
procure
more
suitable
shows
for
Annual
Sessions
At
Anglican
Cathedral
Annual
meetings
of
the
Cale-
1
donia
Diocesan
Board
of
Angli-'
can
Church
are
being
held
in
!
the
city,
having
opened
with
a
Menpcoals
Wool
and
Rayon
Topcoats.
40
rayon
and
60'
wool.
In
good
range
of
wanted
colors
in
Regular
and
Tall
models.
Sizes
?6
to
42
Anniversary
Special
Si
f!A
ANNIVERSARY
SPECIAL
2
pr.
for
1.00
me
emiaren
Saturday
afternoon
corporate
communion
of
mvm-!
,n
its
appreciation.
,i
p3rty
consisted
of
Joyce
pianist;
Don
Oaylor,
bist
and
Howard
Pottln-
:'iCll
uii
artist
evidently
not
ut
of
the
teens
but
already
ainment
of
much
accom-
nfnt
and
full
of
future
Men's
Raincoats
Croydon's
R.C.A.F.
Discontinued
lines
in
one
shade
only.
Fully
interlined
with
rubber
waterproofing.
Regular
and
Tall
models.
S;zes
34
to
44
Reg.
45.00
,
Anniversary
Special
33.95
w.,.
wrifwn
to
the
"'r'
at
st.
Andrew,,
Cathedral
,
city
council
to
thai
effect.
on
Wednesday
morning
The
S
Committee
reports
were
read.
I
celebrant
and
preacher
was
Rev
i
A
survey
of
the
schools
has
been
I
Canon
B.
S.
Prockter,
assisted
by
!
made
regarding
Scotch
lights,
the
Rev.
H.
O.
Bird.
At
this
ser-as
a
safety
device
for
bicycles.
It
vice
the
United
Thank
Of
ferine
1
MEN'S
NYLON
SOCKS
from
all
the
parishes
in
the
Dio
"SUBSTANDARDS"
lOOf,
Nylon
ankle
socks
in
good
assortment
of
fancy
patterns.
Sizes
10
cese
was
presented.
The
meetings
were
held
in
the
'
Chen
has
been
playing
',m
fw
eight
years;
Oay-he
marimba
for
nine,
and
or.
the
clarinet
for
three,
audience
wondered
that
could
attain
such
proflc-ta
such
a
short
space
of
Bat
that
is
the
progress
Of
37.50
13
hoped
they
will
be
In
use
by
next
fall.
It
was
noted
that
8cotch
lights
have
already
been
Put
to
use
as
an
aid
to
navigation
In
our
nearby
waters,
it
was
felt
that
It
would
greatly
add
to
the
children's
safety
on
Uie
streets
at
night.
The
book,
awarded
as
monthiv
i:oo
to
11
Vi.
Regular
1.50
pair.
ANNIVERSARY
SPECIAL,
Pair
....
oamedral
Hall
following
the
i
service,
at
which
were
presented
j
reports
from
each
Diocesan
Board
Officer
and
from
branch
'
delegates.
The
president,
Mrs
N.
E.
Arnold,
was
in
the
chair.
on
a
classical
vein,
villi,
the
Li
it
'
j.
,
J
M
included
such
numbers
1
.
"'c
Wlln
me
iarg-
A
lunch
was
served
by
the
4nr.s
"Waltz
in
C
Sharp
was
Pa
won
by
Miss
i-auerson
Patterson
s
,
L
T
'
",e
rr"re
nuperi
class.
branches
of
the
W.A.
in
the
hall
and
Fantasia
impromp-
MEN'S
8-OZ.
DENIM
PANTS
Weil
mode,
full
cut
denim
pants.
Rivetted
pockets
for
extra
strength.
Sanforized
"shrunk
Sizes
30
to
44.
ANNIVERSARY
SPECIAL
Miss
Chen:
Monti's
"Czar
ana
me
luncheon
speaker
was
MEN'S
GLADSTONE
BAGS
Men's
embossed
split
cowhide
Gladstones.
We'll
made.
Complete
inside
hangers,
etc.
Outside
straps.
ANNIVERSARY
SPECIAL
by
Gaylord
and
Weber's
ertino"
by
Pottinger.
Here
wng
artists
showed
why
sere
honors
winners
In
the
Columbia
Music
Festival.
3.69
29.95
tosiuNTION
REPORT
Miss
E.
Rathbone,
of
Miller
Bay
Following
the
business
meet-
HosPital.
Miss
Rathbone
lived
lng,
Mrs.
A.
Logan,
who
attend-
for
considerable
period
in
the
ed
the
annual
convention
of
the
Soudan
and
Egypt
where
she
PTA
at
Kelowna,
gave
an
Inter-
taught
classes
of
native
girls,
estlng
address.
She
told
of
her
!
Her
description
of
the
native
trip,
Including
many
Interesting
'people,
their
lives
and
customs
little
anecdotes,
also
dealing
was
8'ven
with
humor,
uncrer-with
the
wrlous
convention
busl-
standing
and
sympathy
and
was
I
encores
the
party
turned
I
(1
popular
items
as
"Deep
LADIES'
"
"St.
Louis
Blues."
"Slow
Whispering,"
"In
the
and
numerous
others.
LADIES'
ness.
in
a
capable
manner.
She
llstened
to
with
great
interest.
CIRCLE
SKIRTS
re
it
was
over,
Master
of
said
that
If
anv
at
th.
m-,hr.
She
illustrated
her
talk
with
NYLON
BRIEFS
Mies
Rowland
Miles
had
ever
had
a
chance
to
attend
a
obJects
ard
articles
of
native
:
the
small
audience
Into
a
;
convention
to
do
so.
It
was
In-
.clothing,
pictures
and
maps.
I
umi.j
jMny
an
lne
ino
,
aeea
A
"marvellous"
exrriiw..
At
the
fiftprnrw,
c0c
,
i
their
hair
down
and
into
a
generous
presen-
Following
Mrs.
Logan's
ad-'speaker
was
Rev.
S.
C.
Deacon,
dress,
delicious
refreshments
Rector
of
Ocean
Falls,
who
was
Ladies'
full
circle
skirts
in
new
American
screen
prints.
.
.
.
Good
range
o
coles.
Come
earlv
for
hest
selection.
Limited
quantity
Szes
12
to
18.
"Irregulars"
100'i
Nylon
Tricot
Brief
Style
Panties
in
White,
Pink,
Blue,
Maize.
This
is
a
new
low
were
Brrvea
vy
Mrs.
W.
Petersen
formerly
a
missionary
in
South
and
her
helpers.
America.
The
study
of
the
W
A
current
pops
on
the
'ely
lighter
side,
!of
-ght,
before
they
sail
on
'"urn
?o
Vancouver,
the
I
be
heard
again
in
an
f
music
after
which
there
Mrs.
Kenneth
Hardy
was
chairman
of
the
meeting.
,
price.
Sizes
S-M-L.
Reg.
1.95.
NNIVERSARY
SPECIAL
3.98
100
ANNIVERSARY
SPECIAL.
Pair
n
t
1
an
hour
of
dancing.
By
s,
the
word
will
have
got
1
what
a
really
delightful
this
Is
and
the
audience
be
as
large
tonight
t$
It
-
ersonalA
for
1952
la
on
Latin
America,
and
it
was
Interesting
for
the
members
to
have
first
hand
information
of
the
work
In
that
continent.
Mrs.
H.
O.
Bird
sang
a
solo,
"Correct
Me,
O
Lord,"
by
Handel.
This
is
the
first
time
the
members
had
heard
Mrs.
Bird,
who
has
a
most
pleasing
trained
soprano
voice.
A
number
of
delegates
from
out
of
town
branches
were
wel-
DEAR
FRIENDS:
At
this,
,
the
commencement
of
our
25th
year
of
business
in
Prince
Rupert,
we
should
like
to
express
our
sincere
appreciation
for
the
happy
relationship
that
has
existed
between
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
and
district
and-ourselves.
-
Our
progress
through
the
years
has
been
due
in
its
entirety
to
tht
loyal
support
accorded
us.
We,
in
turn,
have
constantly
tried
to
be
worthy
of
that
support
by
ottering
merchandise
values
that
would
stand
comparison
in
any
market.
This
sale
is
the
first
of
a
series
of
events
have
planned
for
our
Silver
Anniversary.
Yours
sincerely,
-all
last
evening.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
Orant
are
Mirn,
Civic
Centra
rtl.
introduced
the
narfv
onH
;
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
LADIES'
d
hope
that
there
would
GeorS
tor
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
LADIES'
6-'
uuuirnce
lonient.
.
..
w
,,.
..
..
'mmKdk.Mn
I
A
N.
Potterton
FANCY
SLIPS
hT
"f
and
famlIy
returned
to
the
city
the
rpP'y
wa
given
by
Mrs.
X
he
rem
nded.
that.'
.1
.
.
vr
ninr-hiiff.
r
o,uk.
NYLON
SLIPS
wnni.
,n
d.i
v.
:
Wlc
rnnce
itupen
yesteraay,"
...".
""""tn.
Uom
ft
trlP
to
Vancouver.
I
All
those
attending
the
meet-
(pressed
tpressed
the
the
h
hope
would
u
,
nted
here.
b...
.
,
lings
were
tfte
guests
of
Bishop
Paddy
OOorman.
ater
spend-
and
Mrs.
Gibson
t0
tea
at
Bisn.
lng
two
weeks
in
hospital,
was
1
0D
S
rodee
Exceptional
values
in
Nylon
net
(rimmed
and
dainty
Lace
trimmed
slips.
Several
styles
to
choose
from.
White
only.
Sizes
32
to
40.
(able
to
return
home
a
few
days
FRASER
&
PAYNE
The
sessions
will
continue
to
100'f
Nvlon
Tricot
Slips
with
dainty
lace
trim.
You
w.'f
have
to
"ee
these
to
appreciate
the
value.
White
only.
Sizes
32
to
40.
ago.
Violet
Arrivals
Jarvls
MacLeod
Is
sailing
to-
Frince
Runert
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
2.98
ANNIVERSARY
SPECIAL
3.98
ANNIVERSARY
SPECIAL
f
aith.
G
Burns,
A.
E.
Allen
Vancouver
enroute
to
Vernon
morrow.
The
visiting
delegates
are:
Mrs.
Spears
of
Hazelton,
staying
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
H.
Black.
Mrs.
Finn
of
Pouce
Coupe,
representing
also
the
branches
at
Dawson
Creek,
Cecil
Lake,
Sunset
Prairie,
Fort
St.
John
and
Taylor.
Mrs.
Finn
is
staying
.
J
Simpson,
J.
Sorko
!
nere
ne
attend
a
game
1
Ritchie,
J.
Houston.
J
i
meeting.
,
0
'-.
Deacon
n
Fos-
S.
C.
Thomson,
who
"
has
"
been
Pottin
D.
GflVlnrrt
.
ger.
yce
Chen
J
A
lJrr
v
1
m
lne
cuy
Ior
lre
Pa,t
few
days
NYLON
HOSE
DENIM
JEANS
Mrs
mo;
Returned
by
air
today
to
Seattle.
D
Bow,
I
with
Mrs.
A.
E.
Evans,
of
Beach
Esmond.
J.
Strathern
B
He
exPecU
t0
be
back
ln
the
citv
J
Meerton.
Vn.n,..
a
Ladies'
full
fashioned
51
gauge
15
denier
Nybn
J.
O.
Oeorgerson,
sales
man-
nose
in
hrand
new
bprmg
shades,
bizes
8V2
to
1
1
-..w
,
1,1
mis
Ladies'
8-oz.
Sanforized
Denim
Jeans.
Well
cut.
Zipper
closing.
Sizes
12
to
18.
ANNIVERSARY
SPECIAL,
Pair
J,
Williamson,
Victoria;!
yesterday's
plane
for
a
trip
to
Rliw
un
and
Mrs-
Mh
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
on
t
Buliale;
A.
Q.
Solonluk,
1
business.
1.29
rIRST
QUALITY
ANNIVERSARY
SPECIAL,
Pair
3.69
Place.
Mrs.
Morgan,
of
Terrace.
Mrs.
A.
Hinchliffe,
of
Smith-en;,
representing
also
the
branch
at
Telkwa.
Mrs.
B.
Francis,
of
Burns
Lake.
Above
two
ladies
are
the
guests
of
Mrs.
N.
E.
Arnold.
Mrs.
Robinson,
of
Ocean
Falls,
staying
With'
her
parents,
Sgt.
and
Mrs.
Potterton.
Othere
visitors
are
Miss
Quppnip
Cnlvrrt
nf
Tnvlnr
TIP
SNUGGLEDOWN
During
last
week-end.
and
early
this
week,
quite
a
few
hospital
'
patients,
particularly
on
first
floor
wards,
were
able
to
leave.
3)ance
rctl
ANKLE
SOCKS
a
air
C.
E.
Salter,
manager
of
th
-.
nf
Mrs
J
r
nihsnn-
Mrs
Inn
m.V,t.,
nn
Co.'s
'
Wnl
local
.
-
.
Canadian
Fishing
TWIN
SETS
Standard
Wardrobe
and
O'Nite
Bag1
in
attractive
fabric
coverings.
Here
is
your
chance
to
buy
good
luggage
at
a
low
price
for
your
summer
vacation.
.
.
.
PAJAMAS
and
GOWNS
Lodies'
soft,
warm
Snuggledown
(Brushed
Rayon)
Pajamas
and
Gowns
at
real
savings.
All
sizes
and
good
colors
in
the
lot.
Values
to
4.95.
E.
Hodson
of
Terrace,
guest
of
Mrs.
Hoff;
Mrs.
E.
V.
Bird
of
dance
for
the
purpose
J
farewell
and
God-l
IT
Rupert's
on
Crmcn
was
held
c,v-
Uv"
Centre
auditorium
;
under
the
-SlllP
Of
the
Prin-
n..
Hazelton,
guest
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Fiddes;
Mrs.
Frank
Skinner
sr.
;
life
member
of
diocese
of
New
,
Westminster.
Put
up
in
attractive
packages
in
;
colors
and
plain
wnite.
,,'
ANNIVERSARY
SPECIAL
LADIES'
CHILDREN'S
3p,t89c
4
T
1-00
ANNIVERSARY
1
QCJ
Anniversary
Special
Fi;hermi
SPFCIAL
en
s
Co-operative
Set
lion's
memhprcHin
-i
RUhnefij
ECIPES
I
i
i
i
i
v
m"
wnmittee.
tt0T0t
thronB
the
to
rnake
merry
to
the
Ke
clussi's
accordion
cmmittee
Dlnnmn
t
EinarT.
Hlpp'
Norman
cannery,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
after
spending
some
time
In
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Bea
Grant
left
by
piano
today
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
G.
P.
Tinker,
who
has
been
In
the
city
for
the
past
couple
of
weeks
on
business.
Is
sailing
by
the
Prince
Rupert
tonight
on
his
return
to
his
home
at
Nara-mata
In
the
Fraser
Valley.
Douglas
Frlzzell
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
after
attending
the
British
Columbia
Liberal
Association
convention
ln
Vancouver.
Mr.
Frlzzell
was
elected
one
of
five
vice-presidents
of
the
Association.
Rt.
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,
Bish-of
Caledonia,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria
on
ecclestiastical
duties.
He
attended
the
consecration
of
Archbishop
H.
E.
Sexton
as
Metropolitan
of
British
Columbia.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
W.
Mills
are
sailing
on
the
Prince
Rupert
tonight
for
Vancouver
where
they
will
take
up
residence.
Mr.
Mills,
who
has
been
with
the
engineering
department
of
Canadian
National
Railways
here,
Is
being
transferred
to
the
foreign
freight
department
ln
"u"BKOK-
Thai-
paddle
.u'f
tin
tiny
y
canne.
cttnoes
to
.u.
li
fin,.,
W1U
I
J
"T"8
mark
markets
there
ku
an
ui-
,
"
wnas
or
suDDliea
TUNA
OLIVE
PICK
IPS
1
tablespoon
butter
or
margarine
1
tablespoon
flour
Vb
cup
milk
Vi
teaspoon
salt
1
teaspoon
grated
onion
Dash
tabasco
sauce
(6'i
or
7-ounce)
can
tuna
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cup
chopped
ripe
olives
2
tablespoons
diced
pimiento
Pastry
(basis
Hi
cups
of
floun
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butter
and
blend
ln
flour.
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in
milk
and
salt,
and
cook
and
stir
until
very
thick.
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from
heat
and
stir
in
onion
and
Tabasco.
Drain
oil
from
tuna
and
flake.
Blend
tuna,
olives
and
pimiento
into
sauce.
Cool.
Roll
pastry
very
thin
and
cut
into
212'-lnch
squares.
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a
rounded
teaspoonful
of
filling
on
centre
of
each
square
and
bring
two
opposite
corners
together
over
filling.
Fasten
with
a
pick,
Bake
m
very
hot
oven
(450F.)
about
10
minutes.
Serve
hot.
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about,
two
dozen.
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