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News
Monday,
September
14,
1053
Prince
Rupert
Medical
Student
Wed
In
Late
Summer
Rites
At
Cranbrook
nfer
Program
Starts
Mm
A
weddlne
of
Interest
in
orin.
mitts.
Her
elbow
innti,
..n
.:..
.
,
.
Rupert
took
Dlaen
rManflu
In
light
At
Chatham
TSS
boujuetlwith
white
accessoriesTnVgTad"-'
LADY
ATTENTION
BOWLERS
We
have
openings
for
3
!
teams
Contact
for
TUESDAY
Bowling.
AGNES
AT
PIERCE
Blue
472
or
Annettes
On
Dour
Two
officials
of
Canadian
Fisheries
Co.,
were
also
passengers
on
the
Camosun.
Mr.
L.
Ford,
a
research
control
expert
from
Vancouver,
who
has
been
on
an
inspection
tour
of
this
area,
who
left
for
further
inspection
'work
down
the
coast,
and
Mr.
R.
Nelson,
foreman
of
the
Humpback
Bay
fishing
station
on
Porcher
Island,
left
for
Vancouver.
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....
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wmi
a
ion
en
corsage.
Cranbrook,
B.C.,
when
Margaret
Annetta
Caldwell,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Caldwell
of
Cranbrook,
became
the
bride
of
Peter
Louis
Postulr
white
orchid
winter
schedule
at
IIMCS
Chatham
gets
.
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,
il
HT
.
The
bride's
table,
covered
with
a
hand-embroidered
cloth,
was
ATTENDANTS
Attendlne
the
hi-irto
,.-
u
..aytonignt
lor
me
women
s
icoyal
Canadian
Service
as
well
as
for
the
general
naval
centered
by
a
three-tiered
wed
Postuk
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
the
late
Mrs.
Postuk.
-
WCIC
lit
i
bister,
Mrs.
Henrv
Neun
K
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J
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Reverend
Ernest
Jexn
..!
aing
cake,
embedded
in
tulle
and
topped
by
sweetpeas.
For
the
wedding
trip
to
West
Kootenay
1
and
a"u
United
umiea
States
estates
her
neice.
Anne
Nelson
Mrs
Nelson,
as
matron
of
honor
wore
a
ballerina
-...una
length
iciigm
gown
gown
of
of
blue
blue
nted
at
the
double
ring
ceremony
by
the
course
of-
ommended
ficer.
u.
wuu.it
me
Dnae,
given
in
marriage
bv
her
rath--
,
.
nylon
net
and
lace
in
redingote
'
Pnts-
the
hride
donned
a
smart
Style
style
witii
with
arcnrHtnn
accordion
niani.j
i
suit
suit
of
Of
rose
rose
t.wppii
tweed
uith
uith
mini.
mini.
pleated
un
.
u.
i
L
.
,
nui
r
a
strapless
ballerina
length
gown
uciamrt..
ut
cinuiuiuerea
wnite
nylon
net
over
satin
with
satin
nnAri
...i.
Matchine
nvlnn
mln..
Wrens
Lenny
Burton
and
Joyce
Andrew,
the
latter
a
ivw
entry,
took
their
two
weeks'
training
in
Cornwallis.
Wir-n
Burton
is
not
returning
to
Prince
Rupert
and
will
be
transferred
to
another
division.
"
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OIUJC
and
matching
satin
slippers
and
floral
headdress
and
a
colonial
1
of
the
Wrens
this
'expected
to
be
ad-
Ihc
increased
expel
i-.rveral
members
who
training
courses
at
.val
centres
this
sum-
Sjb
Lieut.
Dianne
look
a
divisional
of-;r::p
nt
HMCS
Corn-Nova
Scotia
in
June
.a.
The
course
was
to
acquaint
the
23
1
You
Can
Better
Your
Bowling
BOWLING
SHOES
neckpiece,
a
gift
of
the
groom.
Complimenting
the
suit
were
shoes
ani
bag
of
brown
alligator
and
hat
01
dusky
rose
felt.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Postuk
wiil
make
their
home
In
Vancouver
where
bouquet
of
sweetpeas
and
carnations
completed
her
ensemble.
Christian
Dior,
famed
French
i
Oddfellows
6L
Anne
Nelson,
as
flower
o-iri
I
Mrs.
Postuk
L
on
the
Burnauv
school
staff.
Mr.
Postuk
will
be
attending
medical
school
at
UBC.
Oldti
i
me
eis
and
nursing
sis
rcater
Pnrl
.imnenn
part
with
a
gre
was
charming
in
a
floor-length
dress
of
pink
nylon
net
over
taffeta,
with
a
floral
headdress.
She
carried
a
colonial
bouquet
of
blue
carnations.
Mr.
Harry
Caldwell,
jr.,
was
best
man,
and
Mr.
John
Caldwell
and
Mr.
Henry
Nelson
were
ushers.
"Mrs.
Eric
Freeman
played
the
weddinn
music:
Unit
finlnict
as!sncr,
might
be
dreaming
cf
what
he'll
cook
up
nexf
for
feminine
fashions
as
he
relaxes
at
his
villa
near
Orasse,
n,nce.
Dior,
who
recently
startled
the
fashion
world
with
his
"shock
look"
short
hemline
seems
to
be
In
the
mood
for
leg-showing
as
he
adopts
his
own
"short
hemline"
for
lounging
comfort.
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the
navv
and
Its
I
1
Ladies'
Red,
Blue
and
Black
$4-95
and
$5.75
Men's
Black
$4.95
and
$5.95
BOWLING
BAGS
Attractive
plastic
in
varied
colors
zipper
closing
1
Entertain
Grand
Master
TERRACE
On
Saturday
the
IOOF
Grand
Master,
A.
D.
Mc-Rae
and
Mrs.
McRae,
were
entertained
at
a
delightful
turkey
supper
held
In
the
Oddfellows
Hall,
by
officers
and
members
of
Lakelse
Lodge
33
and
Skeena
alley
Rebekah
Lodge
68,
accompanied
by
husbands
and
wives.
Guests
Included
Mrs.
E.
Grainger,
president
of
the
Rebekah
assembly
of
R
r.
a
viri,
n
;,
;,!
the
require-
KJtjvfi
HlOC
;
divi.Mor.al
officer.
INCHIVC
LltJS
uniliiiMjii,
formerly
at
Funeral
services
were
held
,nd
no
on
contlnu-
iu!y
tit
HMCS
Naden
September
t,
10
for
one
of
the
must
irative
writer,
was
i
f"tcemed
headmen
and
council-course
in
radar
I
loJ'8
f
t,,e
Tsimshian
Nation
w
Vancouver
to
wnen.
Venue
was
laid
to
was
Mrs.
Maude
Forrest,
singing
-
Late
summer
flowers
decked
the
bride's
parents'
home
for
the
reception
at
which
the
hriri.
readers
rest.
Mr.
Bennett
died
September
$2-25
SEE
THEM
AT
mother
was
assisted
In
receiving
by
Miss
Mary
Postuk
of
Prince
Rupert,
sister
of
the
groom.
Mrs.
Caldwell
wore
a
suit
of
navy
bengaline
with
white
accessories
and
corsage
of
white
gladioli.
.,
...
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umuu
Patriarch
of
the
Grand
Encampment
Of
B.C.:
Mn
7lrl..
.
FASHION
FOOTWFAR
Sonja
meeting
Tuesday,
Mrs
Gunnar
Selvig.
(2i4)'
S.O.N,
meeting
Monday,
September
14,
cancelled.
(it)
Legion
Auxiliary
card
party
Wednesday,
8
p.m.,
Legion
Hall!
(2151
.
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v.
,
na
sembly
Marshall;
Mrs.
Delorme,
3.
Born
88
years
ago,
he
always
worked
for
the
betterment
and
welfare
of
his
people.
In
religious
activities
he
was
instrumsntal
In
the
establishment
of
the
first
The
Band
of
Workers,
then
the
Salvation
Army
and
finally
the
Epworth
League
of
the
United
Church.
He
was
active
in
the
building
of
the
new
United
Church
and
became
a
tnemho
1
aaaaanaBaaBBaaaaii
.
.
.
ij
,n
a
mass
navy
show
ific
National
Exhibl-
now
back
at
Nadcn,
iiiiriiiation
of
her
.
us
an
acting
sub-after
passing
tur
iticn.
jcai
Wans,
Nina
Nancy
Hopkins
and
pp.
went
to
HMCS
in
Halifax
to
t;iko
sunii.icr
training
In
a.
-r
cum
sc.
The
,J
the
course
and
v
io.cfwiful.
gaimn
J,
88
and
83,
respec-tlicir
examination.
ssemoiy
cnapialn,
from
Prince
Rupert,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
Wood,
also
from
Rupert.
A
birthday
cake,
commemorating
the
fourth
anniversary
of
Skeena
Vallev
Lnriir
no
k,.
FREE
COFFEE
Come
In
ni?ain
and
again
on
Tuesday
to
the
Terminal
Lunch
to
mai-ir
of
the
board
of
elders
which
pos
Mrs.
Bert
West.
In
another
cere-
the
ODeninff
linHnr
no.
i
mnne
Up
I
ition
ne
neia
until
his
death.
In
the
early
days,
when
HMS
Sc?ria
was
enaaeod
in
the
hviim.
1
to
mmy'-
:
!
:
.
i.rw
ma:i-
j
j
.
.
HamDton
iidiiipiun
was
was
nr
pre-
swment.
Coffee
will
be
free
all
sented
with
the
IOOF
40
year
day.
mm
-Jewel.
ti
aphlcal
survey
of
the
northern
speakers
were:
the
Dresirient
the
ciur.se
in
marks
:f
were
highly
re
.v.v.v.w.-.vv.v.
The
Grand
Master;
the
Grand
Patriarch,
A.
E.
Wood;
3.
H.
Smith
and
Y.
HmmlgnJ
TV.J
The
Cape
of
Good
Hope
on
the
southern
tip
of
Africa
was
or-
""'y
named
the
Cape
Storms.
of
evening
concluded
with
a
short
B0NALS
1
...uttiiiti
urogram
and
dancing.
waters,
Mr.
Bennett
served
as
a
guide
and
pilot
until
the
Egeria
was
decommissioned.
He
always
held
the
Interests
of
young
people
at
heart
and
was
one
of
the
founders
of
the
Young
People's
Fducational
association
it
Port
Siii.iFriiu
Tie
'
survived
by
a
daughter,
Mrs.
B.
t.
Bacon
and
grandson,
William
Bacon
of
Prince
Ruoert
-
Ut
"'
.
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r
-f
t
Good
Deeds
you
may
.'.v.-.v.".-.v.v.".v
'o
s-hool
for
a
iiui:-r
siuu.iits
of
Prince
o
are
Vancnuver-uiIks
:,t
Hie
Univcr-il
Columbia.
;;il
yiiung
people
and
Robnrt
Smith
and
Dun'oos-
neu
of
Poit
Simpson.
I'BC
.studies
are
Mis
have
done
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daunhter
of
Cap-r.s
Norman
McKay.
Aveime
En.st.
who
'-nt
s
boat.
Leav-
"
unknowinnlv
ht
on
the
Caiimsun
f,
n
oee
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TrilbK
rinuch-"t'vr
nf
the
To't-
at
Alice
Ann,
roller
third
year;
and,
:ry.
daughter
of
Mr
!
tin
Henry.
Marti
the
Princess
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Mi.
Verna
Itlit'T
of
K.
huol
In-M's.
Graham,
as
"Vwms.
Per.i.i
Pen.
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n.ll
Mm
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MIRACLE
MACHINE
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There's
a
wide
variety
of
interesting
Jnd
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P0ftant
work
for
women
to
do
in
the
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f
sS
Canad'an
Air
Forcework
suited
to
their
par-
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abilities.
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There
s
travel
and
adventure
tobP
:p'.ce
and
Ikt
tvi-o
rt.
left
last
nirht
on
'
rttiirnire
to
their
fouvpr
Rf;,,r
.sppnd.
In
Prince
Runert
f(tf'7-r.
1,
Here's
a
new
home
you
may
have
helped
provide
for
one
of
your
neighbours
if
you
art
a
life
insurance
policyholder.
For
nart
of
voiir
summer
lonn
,tn
"
where
Mr.
Kres..e
1
u
And
there's
the
satisfaction
of
serving
one
'"r
ihe
MMilh
on
'
Wr"
Mrs
r.rrnrrt
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country
fnlh
Avenue
East,
premium
money
is
invested
by
your
life
insurance
company
in
ways
thai
provide
funds
for
building
not
only
houses,
but
schools,
roads,
power
plants,
other
development.
2.
Perhaps,
too.
you
can
take
a
small
part
of
the
credit
for
Tommy's
recovery
from
a
serious
illness.
Medical
science
is
'
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always
learning
more,
through
re-
"1.
nits.
Hrei1es"n
r.'ho
has
been
vis-
f
Kupert.
rs
f.
Erniiot
,.r
ru
1.
V
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rJ
search,
about
how
to
combat
If
you
are
a
young
woman
interested
in
no-"
usual
and
fascinating
duties,
find
out
today
what
the
Air
Force
offers
you.
The
RCAF
will
train
you
for
work
for
which
you
have
special
aptitude.
You
will
receive
the
same
pay,
rank
and
trade
advancement
as
for
airmen-
Only
$20.00
Down
$10
Per
Month
McRae
Bros.
lid.
disease.
And
you
may
be
providing
some
of
the
funds
that
life
ance
companies
contribute
to
such
vital
research
projects.
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sPcnt
the
h.st
p"nce
R,11)Prt
visit-
I
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Avenue
F.it
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'w
their
nnme'
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hUNbnl
d
!
Slr'.
Danielle
i
The
tf'nre
That
Service
Euilt
PI
one
fl
or
M
3.
Fver
help
a
man
get
a
job?
You
may
have
unknowingly,
f
or
life
insurance
money,
invested
in
ways
that
enable
an
in-
For
complete
cefoJs,
fiove
a
chof
with
the"
,
Career
Counselor
of
fne
oefcress
in
the
coupon
or
moi7
the
coupon
fodoyl
,
4
ljuJLm
m
,mT
duslry
to
expand,
has
played
aa
important
part
in
providing
new
jobs
for
many
workers
including,
perhaps,
yourself.
ONLY
45
Min.
TO
vnin.iTn'T'1
IV'T.
sr.i
se,m0Hr
swt.
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7577
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l
Allow
7578
4.
As
a
life
insurance
policyholder,
you
do
all
your
fellow-citizens
a
service.
For
the
financial
security
you've
provided
for
your
family
reduces
the
chance
of
their
ever
becoming
a
burden
to
others.
The
more
protection
you
own,
the
more
that
chance
is
reduced.
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without
obligation,
obligation.
fll
full
particulars
part;ctT,
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regarding
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requirements
requirements
and
nd
openiug,
openiues
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all
these
ways,
milions
of
life
insurance
policyholders
are
building
security
for
their
future
and
helping
to
mojte
Canada
a
better
land
to
live
in
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