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The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
January
27,
1954
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AUCTIONEER
Tlioiie
Black
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ana
Red
12.
bummer
hashion
Collections
on
s
.neiitorsl
Bright,
It
came
to
the
saion
of
John
37
Churches
qf
Five
Faiths
Centre
Religion
in
Moscow
and
vivid
palmtree
Cavanagh,
one
of
the
younger
couturiers,
when
h
iht
the
summer
ui
unnwu
the
showed
his
new
sprlne
and
London
to-
summer
collection
for
the
first
tiivcring
By
BILL
BOSS
time.
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Officers
For
1954
rs
of
Centennial
Re-c
wore
installed
in
ve
ceremony
at
the
hall
last
night
with
MOSCOW
(CP)
Those
who
sior.,
he
said,
the
Central
syna-want
to
go
to
church
in
Moscow
1
gogue
is
packed,
the
congrega-
seem
free
to
do
so,
but
the
num-
i
tion
overflowing
in
the
street
ber
of
churchec
is
small
for
a
!
where
the
service
is
relayed
by
city
of
approximtely
6,000,000.
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loudspeaker.
There
are
said
to
be
37
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Under
Soviet
law,
classes
may
churches
here
of
the
permitted
be
conducted
only
by
the
state
denominations
Rusrian
Ortho-
;
Churches
may
give
no
instruc-dox,
Roman
Catholic,
Baptist,
i
tion
to
children,
so
there
are
no
Jewish
and
Mohammedan.
;
Sunday
schools.
Once
the
age
of
I
have
attended
Sunday
ser-
1
18
is
reached
those
wanting
to
vices
at
Elihovsky
Russian
Ortho-
!
may
study
privately
with
a
dox
cathedral
and
at
the
Roman
clergyman.
Young
men
begin
Catholic
church
of
St.
Louis
des
military
service
at
18.
Francais
on
little
Lubianka
There
is
a
seminary
for
Ortho-street.
I
expect
soon
to
go
to
the
dox
priests
at
Zagorsk
50
miles
Baptist
church,
Jewish
Central
j
north
of
Moscow
syrmgo-rue
and
to
the
Mosque.
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Evans,
district
Noble
grand
Mrs.
E.
M.
Vlers;
vice-grand
Mrs.
J.
Ollbert;
recording
.secretary
Mrs.
V.
Clc-cone;
financial
secretary
Mrs.
J.
Delornie;
treasurer
Mrs.
George
Ferguson.
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Right
support
noble
grand
Miss
Allda
Johnson;
left
support
Mrs.
T..
Solllen;
right
support
vice-grand
Mrs.
M.
8andvar:
left
support
Mrs.
W.
B.
Hammond;
Inside
guardian
Mrs.
W.Bond;
outside
guardian
Mrs.
A.'
Woods.,
Chaplain
Mrs.
N.'
Moorehouse;
pianist
Mrs.
Gordon
Daniels;
warden
Mrs.
II.
Paulson;
conductor
Mrs.
Emll
Petersen.
Cavanagh
makes
more
notable
use
of
color
than
any
of
his
competitors.
Some
of
his
most
original
effects
are
achieved
by
combining
colors
which,
in
less-skllled
hands,
would
scream
incongruity.
One
striking
Cavanagh
ensemble
consisted
of
a
white
cotton
fitted
coat,
lined
with
bright
coral
shantung
and
worn
over
a
slim-fitting
green
printed
shantung
dres.
A
bright
palm
green
wool
topcoat
with
a
bouffant
shoulder
line
was
paired
with
a.
silk
dress
printed
in
white
and
green
on
a
predominantly
blue
ground.
The
most
original
model
was
a
full-length
evening
dress
In
coral
chiffon,
with
full
skirt
topped
with
a
cape
of
grefn
palm
leaves
made
of
stiffened
satin.
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STRESSES
SUM
SklKTS
The
season's
new
"long-legged"
look
was
stressed
by
Norman
Hartnell.
the
Queen's
top
dressmaker,
who
showed
many
suits
with
loose
jackets
and
slim
skirts.
-
-
But
Hartnell's
most
striking
models
were,
as
always,
haute
couture
,
ball
gowns.
His
most
admired
.
models
were
full;
length
crinoline
gowns
created
foT
the
grand
occasions
of
the
coming
ion
don
season.
-;
One
of
the
most
elaborately
embroidered
nambcrs,
called
"hortensia,"
was
-
In
cyclamen
satin
embroidered
all
over
with
clusters
of
hydrangea
heads
in
pastel-shaded
mother-of-pearl.
Many
of
his
evening
gowns
featured
cutaway
backs
sweeping
to
daring
V-points
at
the
waist.
.
,
;
,
Hartnell
has
resisted
French
iclent
as
insiaiung
sled
by
Mrs.
H.
V.
,,-puty
marshall.
jiiy
al-so
saw
presen-...
past
noble
grand
lirliig
noble1
grand
,i
by
Mrs.
Evans.
Hie
installation,
a
,inics"
was
held
with
.tiibuting
to
th:
B.C.
iO
fund.
installed
Included:
You
Name
it!
We
Ship
It!
Complete
shipping
service
commeri-ia!
or
household
for
local
or
world-wide
deliveries.
LOCAL
OK
LONfl
UISTAM'E
MOVING
.
CARTAGE
And
STORAGE
Phone
(10
LTD.
LINDSAY'S
.nini-il
Annual
Meeting
ST.
JOHN
AMBULANCE
ASSOCIATION
TONIGHT
8
p.m.
CITY
HALL
ft
TOWN
PACKED
CATHEDRAL
The
cathedral
service
was
packed
and
the
service
was
followed
by
communion
for
which
most
waited.
The
congregation
was
mostly
women
but
there
were
a
good
number
of
men,
including
officers
and
soldiers
in
uniform,
and
children
from
infancy
to
eight
or
nine
years.
There
were
not
many
of
high
school
or
university
age.
By
Canadian
standards,
St.
Louis
des
Fi'incais
would
be
the
church
of
a
small
parish.
PREACHED
IN
RUSSIAN
After
the
Lttt.in-rlte
high
mass,
the
celebrant
went
to
the
pulpit,
read
the
gospel
in
Russian.
ro
Official
Arrives
TWENTY-MONTH-OLD
Leonard
Lundgrcn
of
San
Francisco
bawls
freely
as
his
mother
prepares
to
drop
the
top
of
his
unique
convertible
baby
carriage,
created
by
his
dad,
Earl
Lundgren.
Lundgren
widened
and
lengthened
the
regular
baby
buggy
and
put
in
compartments
for
toys,
baby
food
and
Mrs.
Lundgren's
groceries.
The
plexiglas
top.
which
is
hinged
at
the
back
and
has
sliding
windows,
comes
in
handy
for
nasty-weather
travelling.
"l'iive
It
In
Lindsays"
nstallation
Here
.
ry
Daily
News
Clas-jifie
irii-ial
from
Yakima.
Ed
aboard
the
Prince
r
I
for
Port
Arthur,
6nt
due
to
the
j
death
of
his
wife.
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Gordon
RothwcU
of
Prlnc
!
Rupert,
who
has
been
In
hosnltal
niornlng
for
the
Plans
Completed
For
Play
At
Civic
Centre
on
Sunday
it
Gvro
Club's
an
ion
of
olfk'crs,
to
preached
a
sermon
and
announced
next
Sunday's
service.
Almost
everyone
waited
for
a
bncdiction
servire
and
an
ex-
ullowing
a
banquet
aiKC
tonight.
9
o'clock
this
Sundav
nlt-'bt.
Ticket
sales
for
the
comedy
"Father
nf
thr
RHrip
"
is
Ho
hnke
.llcutcnant-
Some
of
the
cast
of
15
wlU
for
the
past
two
year
In
Calgary
as
the
result
of
an
accident,
Is
reported
In
Improved
condition,
and
able
to
be
out
of
bed
occasionally.
,
in
i
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,
.
pressure
for
shorter
skirts
change
of.
beautiful,
melancholy,
Uyro
district
four.
j,,,
siageu
nere
ounaay
nignt
are
daytime
lengths,
and
kept
them
riow
but
mPmbenf
ot
th
Prlncc
an
dthe
remainder
are
im
:
61avlc
ve.rses
and
responses
be-
Mr.
Behnke
were
w
mm-caii
id
Mark
Oormlcy,
by
car
Sunday
morning.
Again,
most
were
women
and
....
Rupert
Little
Theatre
club
are
not
downhearted.
Presideut
Gerry
Woodside
an
forester
bf
re
and
This
is
the
first
concert
of
the
lent
of
the
Rupert
old
men.
but
there
were
younger
men
and
women,
too.
a
couple
in
uniform,
and
a
snrinltlintr
nf
season
to
be
staged
by
the
Little
Theatre
group.
p,,uU)j.
i
Proceeds
luvuua
are
aic
to
w
ho
is
now
a
forest
nounced
today
-
that
-
the
play
to
be
presented
by
the
Terrace
be
used
for
furtherance
of
com-
Vancouver.
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...
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S;
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F0R
A
E3P
I
Civic
Centre
Drama
Association
,irgc
retiring
presl-
munity
drama
education
here
ical
club,
and
otner
ludlng
Bill
Stone
mble.
greeted
the
crnor
at
the
boat
and
Joined
his
lii'on
aboard.
sehool-oge
children,
their
heads
'
shned
Russian
style.
j
There
was
no
questioning
the
!
devoti'on
of
the
people.
I
St.
Louis
is
the
only
one
of
four
former
Roman
Catholic
!
churches
still
functioning
in
Moscow.
!
Miwuw
is
said
to
h
ive
nearly
1
500.000
Jews.
One
qualified
observer
told
me
that
the
usual
Sabbath
congregation
at
the
j
Central
synagogue
Is
200.
He
had
no
information
about
the
smaller
is
well
worth
seeing.
"Those
who
don't
go
to
the
show,
will
be
sorry,"
said
Mr.
Woodside
as
he
completed
arrangements
for
the
staging
of
the
play
in
the
Civic
Centre
at
Two
Federal
Byelections
Set
The
"Father
of
the
Bride"
was
played
to
a
large
audience
at
Terrace
Just
before
Christinas.
It
Is
directed
by
Mrs.
Lorcen
McColl.
The
Jlot
concerns
the
nira-plicati"is
and
worries
of
a
father
in
marrying
off
his
daughter.
The
Terrace
association
lust
year
won
tne
W
northern
drama
festival
awaru.
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iv
will
be
Installed
at
tonight's
dinner
v
aboard
ship.
imu
pjpprRCAxrwix
will
sec
Cyrus
and
j
1
,
rvVV
id
mam
guests
at-rereption,
dinner
ion
ceremony,
one
social
functions
of
i
this
city.
ivlne
aboard
the
(Polly
wants
a
name1.
urning
was
Captain
'if
Armor
Salvage,
en
holidaying
in
id
Scuttle
for
the
OTTAWA
(CP)
First
test
0f!
political
strength
in
the
federal
lielrt
sin?i
last
summer's
general
;
tlpctirm
vill
;p
Mfireh
22.
!
Ry
-elections
v'-,
i
ix
.icld
then;
In
the
Ontario
rif'.ng
of
Peel,;
held
hy
the
Progrt-slve
Comer-
:
vaiivcs
since
1!)35.
and
In
Quebec's
Monlrrul
V
'"dun
riding,
a
Libcinl
seat
since
iB40.
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
:
announced
the
date
for
the
by-
1
elections,
which
will
f
",l
hi'lt
the
four
vacancies
in
tnc
205-membcr
Commons.
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Liilcn
in
IIONEY
RAKED
PEARK
will
satisfy
that
urge
for
something
sweet
to
close
the
meal.
,
They
are
appetizing,-decorative,
and
sweet.'
Winter
pears
grace
the
grocers'
shelves
now
and
are
economical
to
buy.
Spruce
thorn
up
with
a
little
honey,
a
dash
of
lemon
Juice
and
you
have
a
dessert
that
will
give
that
good
feeling
at
the
end
of
the
meal!
An
extra
pitcher
of
honey
on
the
table
will
allow
each
-
person
to
add
more
honey
to
suit
his
taste.
,
"
-
.
'
;.ssenger
was
J.
R.
Vancouver,
baggage
it
for
he
CNR,
who
i
to
Ketchikan,
re-tomorrow
night
to
train
on
nn
Inspcc-
over
CBC
Domiiiun
Network
Name'Ihe
Great
Gildsrsleeve
The
I
t
J
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Sk
vlimr
.
.
a
cur
that's
nhtmed
to
dvlf'lu
Orme
of
Victoria,
-ist
of
Prince
Ru-X
in
the
city
this
ills
nephew.
Orme
Money
raked
pears
8
pear
halves
-'i
eup
lonion
Juice
cup
honey
1
teaspoon
cinnamon
2
tablespoons
butter
Arrange
pears
in
shallow
but
tered
baking
dioh.
Pour
over
the
lemon
Juice
and
honey.
Sprinkle
j
with
cinnamon
nnd
dot
with
;
butter.
Bake
In
moderate
oven
i
at
350"
F.
Serve
hot
with
cream
as
dessert.
ynr
vyv
ami
set
vonr
pmt
stmrtiifff
C
onifs
equipped
with
Autonuttic
Drive,
Ieater
wid
White
SiUcwalt
Tires,
parrot
in
Parkay
Margarine's
Canadian
Contest
!'
'rme.
who
foundcrl
tore
here
in
a
tent
"s
aco.
left
here
In
his
Inline
In
Vlc-'u
to
return
south
n
n
o
n
Hay,
Steers
Paid
Accounts
-
1
1
c'l.
a
former
resl-c
Kujiert
who
has
'"re.
left
by
plane
At
19th
Century
Grist
Mi
P1NCUKR
CREEK.
Alta.
(CPl
-,
bel
ween
18ft8
and
18!)0.
It
ct
uuwuuu
They're
tcarlug
the
old
mill
talued
moie
than
300
muv,:.
JABY'S
down
at
Mill
creek,
cltfht
mllea
i
p-s,crn
P'rs-
plus
special
bonus
prize
of
250
gallons
of
gasoline
!
The
tx'i'k
sin,s
accounts
were
west
of
this
.southern
Alberta
.
.
.
...
:
settled
IV
services
rendered.
town.
Ana
rrumonng
wun
u
are
,
at'l(,nUun
mpdu,al
and
dL,)lvt.rics
ft
few
yelloveu
ju:
e
of
19lh-inf
hv
Kitrx
H!tter
lint
t
titia
-
tne
A
FUN
CONTEST
FOR
THE
WHOLE
FAMILY!
and
pork.
century
Canadian
history.
2C0NTES1S...3
m
.irr
nn7CCl
FOR
TnAT
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
den
rea
The
McLaren
crlst
and
sw
mill
was
established
by
the
government
In
1879
to
encourage
the
growing
of
crops
and
the
i
u-
of
lumber
bv
Indians.
The
mill
was
built
of
s!on
i
and
wood
and
equlpned
wt'h
macliinery
transported
up
the
TfVw
of
often
os
yo
"St-f
S5B5?
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February
7,
midntgM.
TUK
BIQ
STEAL
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TAKE
I'M
AWAY.
Now
Is
the
time,
and
WILLIAM
F.
STONE'S
is
the
place
to
make
a
lightning
1
1st
Contest
Missouri
river
to
Fort
Benton,
getaway
geiaway
while
wnnc
selections
seiecuons
t
arc
U-rrh
ft.
.
v.
.
T
j
r
.j
to
Mont,
then
hauled
overland
compcte
8nd
lllR
cmst
Ls
,.
f.b,vT
weeds'.
the
site.
Lumber
was
contracted
1
.
oay
.
see
our
Sale
Ad
on
page
4.
(it)
TH
orixes
9"
2nd
PlE
If
you
owned
a
parrot,
what
would
you
name
it?
Thai's
the
problem
The
Great
Gilderslecvc
and
his
pals
arc
up
apinst!
They
don"t
want
to
call
it
"Polly."
That's
too
ordinary.
So
Gildy
is
calling
on
his
Canadian
friends
to
help
out
wiih
an
appropriate
name
for
this
green-feathered
pet.
Your
whole
family
will
have
fun
suggesting
names-and
you
may
win
a
wonderful
pria;.
See
listing'at
left.
Here's
all
you
do:
Go
to
your
groeer's
and
buy
a
package
of
Kraft's
delicious
Parkay
Margarine.
Tear
off
the
vellnw
end
llap
and
mail
it
to
Parkay
with
your
suggested
name
for
'the
pai
mt.
Use
the
entry
blank
on
this
page
or
obtain
extra
entry
blanks
with
complete
rules
from
your
grocer.
.
You
can
enter
as
many
;iamc
as
you
wish.
BONUS
PRIZE
FOR
FORD
SKYUNER
WINNERS
It's
easy
to
qualify
for
a
special
bonus
pric.
Just
indmle
uiili
your
entry
Ihe
yellow
end
llap
from
two
(2)
packages
or
Parkay
Marg.ii
iue
instead
of
one.
Thcnlf
your
name
for
the
parrot
is
awarded
a
liisl
prize,
you
will
receive
a
bonus
of
250
gallons
of
gasoline
for
vnur
shining
new
I'lM
I
Old
Skyliner.
.
,'
Your
entry
will
receive
iIh-
same
consideration
for
t
list
Piic
if
only
,
oik'
end
llap
is
enclosed.
The
only
dillereiiec
is
von
will
noi
he
eligible
to
iweivc
a
special
bonus
prut
of
250
gallons
of
gasoline.)
j
CLIP
THIS
ENTRY
BLANK
TODAY
I
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Moil
to
Porkoy
Margarine,
lo
2310,
trrmm
"A
",
Toronlo,
0"iUiio.
E,vki.
I
foo
Sk
ki.w
tv5
'
for
and
taken
by
string
teams
,
to
Fort
Macleod
and
Lcthbridgc,
!
about
50
miles
to
the
cast.
Many
houses
in
the
district
were
con-i
stnicled
with
timber
from
th?
i
McLaren
mill.
1
I
Rummaging
In
the
attic
of
the
mill-house,
present
owner
Fred
'
'
Ink
found
a
dusty
account
pOmi
jr.
B
0
"
.
TWO
it
.
r.
..a
j
PRIZE
"0"''
rdch
llao.'
occon.pa"Y
entry.
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o
6
pai
w2l
iv
nai
r,MHiom
y
book
detailing
mill
operations
ADDS
ZEST
FOR
to
oil
Rfc
ONE
KWS
PAKKAY
spreads
smoatbly
even
when
in
told
!
3
SALE
OF
LADIES
SHOES
I
lh
yellow
vnd
nap
from
ooy
package
of
PoiVoy
Moitionnr.
lo
b-
chqihlr
tor
lh
ipecial
bomn
prize
ot
250
gallon
of
gasoline
lot
Fotd
Skyline
,,
enckxe
Iwo
yellow
end
flops,
My
name
tor
Ihe
parrel
V'ou'll
love
the
way
Kraft's
lnk;iy
Maijyrhic
LimIcn!
Am!
you'll
love
the
way
it
spreads
cxvn
hen
you
take
it
iec
eokl
IVoin
your
ivIVigerator!
Cirocers
earry
I'arkuy
in
handy
C'olor-Kwik
hag,
regular
I
Ih.
paek
and
2
lb.
ceonomv
sic.
tut
yilHw
Large
selection
of
styles,
colors
and
sizes.
All
at
popular
prices.
BE
SURE
TO
SHOP
EARLY
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or
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