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Friday,
June
4,
1954
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Caledonia
Diocesan
Auxiliary
Plans'
Meeting
Here
Monday
Members
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
here
are
preparing
to
play
hostess
to
19
women
from
points
throughout
northern
B.C.
Monday
and
Tuesday.
,
The
visitors
will
be
delegates
to
the
42nd
annual
meeting
of
the
Caledonia
Diocesan
Board
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Church
of
England
In
Canada.
The
sessions
will
start
Monday
at.
9:30
a.m.'
with
Holy
Communion
at
the
cathedral,
and
continue
through
Tuesday.
A
highlight
of
the
Monday
afternoon
session
will
be
an
address
by
Mrs.
F.
O.
Cousins,
dominion
western
vice-president
of
the
W.A.
The
Monday
night
session,
open
.to
all
W.A.
members,
will
see
a
film,
"The
Challenge
of
Africa,"
shown
in
the
Cathedral
Hall
at
8:30
p.m.
ALL-NEW
.
conducted
the
meeting
In
the
absence
of
President
Mrs.
V.
Duncan,
who
is
attending
the
convention.
The
meeting
accepted
an
Invitation
from
the
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire
to
participate
in
observance
of
Decoration
Day,
June
20.
The
day
will
see
a
parade
leave
the
Legion
at
2:30
p.m.,
bound
for
the
cemetery
where
wreaths
will
be
laid.
The
group
also
planned
"participation
in
the
new
Legion
son
siiiTwr
REFRIGERATOR
The
Dil'y
Nes
1
jr!1
A
three-day
i
including
track
and
I,lC(.s,
ball
games
and
launched
here
Em-d-awing
large
crowds
Lout
the
area.
of
the
event
ln-,mng
of
the
May
I
Bertha
Doolan,
who
Lndants
led
a
color-on
the
opening
day,
L
the
popular
Green-fa
big
dance
May
25
Lation
of
trophies,
another
dance
on
JLht,
May
26-
.
Jorge
L.
Stewart
4
of
Hificially
opened
the
I
welcomed
the
many
elected
president
or
the
B.C.
and
Pacific
Command
Legion
Ladies'
Auxiliary
at
the
annual
meeting
in
Penticton
Wednesday,
and
plans
for
a
welcome
home
for
the
longtime
L.A.
member
highlighted
last
night's
meeting
of
the
Rupert
L.A.
of
Branch
27.
Mrs.
Black,
a
past
president
of
the
local
branch
and
on
the
executive
of
the
provincial
executive
for
the
past
three
years,
will
be
met
at
the
boat
when
she
returns,
by
officers
of
the
local
branch,
and
entertained
at
a
party.
Another
highlight
of
last
night's
meeting
was
initiation
of
four
new
members,
Joan
Burton,
Mrs.
H.
Cooper,
Mrs.
F.
J.
Lawrence
and
Mrs.
A.
B.
Love.
Also
welcomed
at
the
session
was
Mrs.
Lewis,
a
visitor
from
Vancouver.
Mrs.
M.
Ryan,
vice-president,
PERSONALS
bulletin
for
members
and
Mrs.
Jean
Nixon
was
named
publicity
representative
for
the
auxiliary.
This
Week
A
meeting
of
Job's
Daughters
will
be
held
tonight
at
8
p.m.
Initiation,
Silver
March
and
party.
will
travel
east
to
Swift
Current,
Sask.,
to
visit
relatives.
Mrs.
H.
A.
Breen,
625
Fifth
Avenue
East,
left
last
night
Mrs.
J.
R.
Carr.
925
Borden
Street,
has
as
house
guests
several
relatives
of
Mr.
David
McDougall
whose
marriage
to
Miss
Peggy
Oowan
will
take
plae
here
June
10.
Mr.
Mc-
Children'!
Sports
Winners
Perry
Azak,
George
Peal.
Stephen
Xtoolan,
Hughie
Stewart,
Violet
McNeil,
Lavinia
Angus,
Florence
Lincoln
and
Vicky
Stephens.
Adult
Sports
Men's
Track
Adolphus
McNeil,
Ernest
Muldoe,
Peter
Clayton,
Titus
Nisyok.
Ladies'
100
yard
dash
Lilly
Moore.
Relays
men,
Aiyansh;
women
Qi
Kincolith.
Boat
Races
Outboard
Motors:
5
h
p.
Billy
Lincoln;
16
h.p.
Victor
Janzen;
25
h.p.
ames
Woods;
25
h.p.
runabout
Peter
Clayton.
Gillnetters--
Andrew
Robinson
Challenge
Trophy
by
dtfauit.K
85
h.p
Bertie
Nelson;
20
h.p.
Billy
Angus;
10
h.p.
Bertie
Barton.
Ladles
Skiff
Race
Laura
Lincoln.
Boxing
Participating
Norman
Gran-dison.
Clarence
Stevens,
Horace
Stevens,
Stephen
Johnson,
Perry
Robinson.
Challenge
Trophies
"
Ladles'
Softball
Aiyansh.
Men's
Softball
Oreenville.
1
Baseball
Greenville.
Football
Greenville.
Special
Awards
9
CU.
FT.
MODEL
ILLUSTRATED
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
lor
Vancouver,
where
she
plains
a
Hie
various
sports
,
as
follows:
ONLY
brief
holiday.
.
Also
travelling
south
aboard
SO
339
s
pay
Cafe
Dougall's
motner,
Mrs.
J.
McDougall,
Sr.,
and
his
brother
and
sister-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
McDougall,
jr.,
all
of
Rockwood,
Out.,
and
his
uncle
and
aunt,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Lawrence
of
Woodrow,
Sask.,
all
arrived
last
night
by
car.
Also
visiting
Mrs.
Carr
this
week
was
her
daughter,
Mrs.
N.
G.
Cornish
of
Sliver
Standard,
Hazelton,
and
son
Bobby.
They
plan
to
return
home
tonight.
Mrs.
Ron
Varney
and
son
As
Much
As
15
of
The
Power
Your
Engine
Could
Develop
Is
Being
Held
Captive
TCP,
blended
into
Shell
Premium
Gasoline,
,
releases
this
power
by
neutralizing
lead
and
carbon
deposits
You
can
pay
as
little
as
$33.95
down
$17.00
monthly
IT'S
HATUMM'
"Flash"
defrost
Beautiful
styling
Full
width
freexer
Roomy
door
shelves
Tall
bottle
space
'
the
Rupert
was
Mrs.
T.
J.
Boulter,
722
Taylor
Street,
who
will
holiday
in
Vancouver,
Seattle
and
other
points.
Mr.
Boulter
will
join
her
next
week.
Mrs.
M.
P.
McCaffery,
445
Fourth
Avenue
West,
was
another
boarding
the
Rupert
last
night.
She
will
ylsit
a
daughter
in
Seattle
and
a
son
in
Vancouver.
1
Mr.
D.
V.
Locke
of
T.
Edwards
Co.
Funeral
Home
returned
to
Vancouver
by
plane
today.
TCP
additive
ch.inires
the
fr
OF
FOOD
character
of
the
deposits.
Instead
Stratofrosf
gives
you
an
engineered
balance
of
both
dry
and
moist
cold
to
keep
your
foods
fresh
and
purs.
ot
flowing
red-hot
in
comnustion
chambers,
the
deposits
are
fire
OF
COOKING
Kf
'TT
OKOKItS
Most
valuable
player
on
team,
Philip
Gurncy.
Individual
good
sportsmanship,
Ernest
Muldoe.
Team
good
sportsmanship,
I
Port
Edward.
fh&ne
200
Garey,
of
Vancouver,
arrived
here
by
car
Tuesday
for
a
10-day
visit
with
Mi's.
Varney's
parents,
Fire
Chief
and
Mrs.
Earl
Becker,
Fulton
Street.
The
Varney's
made
the
trip
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Beaton
and
son
Danny
of
Vancouver,
V
den
red
Moose
Whist
Drive
Saturdav
8
p.m.
U31
At
slightly
extra
cost
illustrated
model
is
available
with
Butter
Keeper,
Extra
Door
Rack,
and
Automatic
Defrosting,
See
It
Now
At
McRAE
BROS.
LTD
who
are
visiting
Mrs.
Beaton's
father,
Mr.
W.
B.
McCallum,
729
FUR
OR
AGE
Lead
and
carbon
deposits
which
I
are
responnible
for
the
greatest
power
loss
in
todny's
cars,
can
now
be
neutralized
by
the
newly
discovered
additive
TCP.
.
How
these
deposits
steal
power
These
deposits
build
up
in
combustion
chambers
and
glow
red-hot
when
you
step
on
the
accelerator
to
pass
a
car
or
make
a
hill.
These
"hot
spots"
set
off
the
fuel
charge
before
the
piston
is
ready
for
its
power
stroke.
This
is
called
pre-ilinition:
power
works
against
you
instead
of
or
you.
Lead
and
carbon
deposits
also
accumulate
on
the
tips
of
spark
pluRS
and
prevent
the
spark
from
dcint;itsjoD.Thedpositsactually
divert
electricity
from
the
electrodes
and
keep
the
plug
from
firing.
This
is
called
misfiring.
It
results
in
wasted
fuel
and
power.
The
greatest
Gasoline
development
in
31
years.
That's
the
way
power
is
held
captive
in
your
car,
but
now
this
captive
power
can
be
unlocked
by
Shell
Premium
Gasoline
with
TCP.
All-round
good
sportsmanship,
Aiyansh
(Challenge
Trophyl.
Parade
Sons
pf
Kincolith.
Credit
Grantors
Name
Winners'
Of
City
Contest
Miss
Rolande
Turcotte
has
won
the
first
prize
of
$25
in
the
proof
ed
and
become
harmless.
Pre-ignition
is
prevented,
and
power
works
for
you.
Morever,
the
deposits
can
no
longer
divert
electricity
away,
from
the
electrodes.
The
spark
goes
back
to
work
turning
fuel
into
power
I
With
continued
UBe
of
Shell
Premium
with
TCP,
you
get
up
to
2ii
times
longer
spark
plug
life.
A
tune-up
without
tools
In
a
nutshell,
TCP
additive-lets
your
engine
have
all
the
knock-suppressing
benefits
of
modern
fuel
without
its
power
wasting
Bide
effects.
That's
why
you'll
feel
your
engine's
had
a
tune-up
by
the
time
the
second
tankful
is
consumed.
Because
today's
gasolines
are
always
building
up
deposits,
the
only
way
to
keep
these
deposits
harmless
to
always
get
full
per
formance
from
your
engine
is
to
use
Shell
Premium
with
TCP.
You'll
find
it
now
at
all
Shell
Dealers
the
only
place
it's
available.
Meeting
of
Job's
Daughters,
tonight,
8
p.m.
Initiation,
Silver
March
and
Party.
(Ill
Sonja
Ladles
Bake
Sale
and
Delicatessen
at
Gordon
&
Anderson's
Saturday,
June
5.
(130)
Fifth
Avenue
West.
Mrs.
Robert
Cameron,
1302
First
Overlook,
also
left
last
night
aboard
the
Rupert,
bound
for
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Salt
Spring
Island,
after
which
she
vPHONE
Glenn
Miller
ORIGINALS
74
TODAY
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
1954
CLEAN-UP
CAMPAIGN
This
is
to
advise
nil
eili.ens
that
from
June
7
until
June
15
(inclusive'
dates),
the
City
Forces
will
collect
and
dispose
of
all
accumulated
debris
and
trash,
if
placed
conveniently
to
the
roadway.
essay
contest
on
credit
conduct-;
ed
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Credit
Grantors'
Association.
The
contest,
open
to
high
j
school
students,
was
hold
In:
conjunction
with
the
recent
Retail
Credit
Education
Week,
i
Winner
of
the
second
prize
of
;
$15
was
Kurt
Gottschling,
while
the
third
prize
of
$10
went
to
Miss
Helen
Trapp.
Arrangements
for
the
contest
were
handled
by
the
Credit
Women's
Breakfast
Club
which
will
make
the
presentations
at
a
dinner
meeting
on
June
8.
This
album
is
a
collector
item.
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In
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approved
bjl
members
of
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refrigerator
Order
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of
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j
at
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meeting
Thursday
af-1
ternoon
in
the
Civic
Centre.
The
chapter
will
give
a
pair
of
blankets.
The
meeting
also
saw
two
new
officers
named,
Mrs.
H.
J.
Clarke
as
Immigration
and
Canadianl-zation
convener
and
Mrs.
F.
C.
Hill
as
representative
to
the
Coordinating
Council.
Plans
for
Decoration
Day,
June
20,
and
for
a
fall
bazaar
were
dismissed
and
Mrs.
Clarke
reported
on
the
provincial
annual
convention.
Mrs.
A.
McKinhon
was
welcomed
as
a
new
member
and
the
Terms
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