S.
.."-
.
Prttice
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
May
22.
1954
Munro,
Olga
Sather
tic
f
fL
Junl
hg
yuwd
ai
v-auicuidl
St.
John
Classes
Planned.
In
Artificial
Respiration
Could
yuu
revive
a
nearly-
art
of
artificial
respiration
would
drowned
person?
come
In
handy
in
many
other
Because
St.
John
Ambulance
emergencies,
such
as
choking,
believes
that
nine
out
of
ten
strangulation,
poison
gas,
elec-people
could
not,
special
classes
j
trie
shock,
exposure
or
smoke.
,
s
Anglian
Cathedral
here
was
the
scene
Thursday
ouiet
wedding
ceremony
uniting
In
marriage
Olga,
'vi's
Margit
Sather
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
late
Mr.
'
Brlan,
son
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
W.
E.
Munro
of
Winnipeg.
m
a
Trn
If
1
Ancient
Chinese
Tradition
Marks
Fete
for
Newly
weds
f
.Ancient
Chinese
tradition
was
carried
out
here
Thursday
evening
at
a
banquet
piesented
by
Mr.
Charles
Hew
Lee
in
honor
of
his
son,
Jone
Kim
Dong
Lee
and
his
bride,
who
returned
recently
from
their
honeymoon
trip
to
San
Francisco,
California.
'A
delicious
nine-course
dinner,
featuring
special
Chinese
delicacies
prepared
by
Mr.
Wong
was
enjoyed
by
over
200
guests.
The
bride
wore
a
beautiful
Chinese
bridal
costume
consisting
of
a
vividly
embroidered
black
satin
jacket
with
contrasting
embroidered
red
satin
skirt.
Accompanied
by
Mrs.
Chuck
Mah
and
Mrs.
Yet
Wong,
the
bride
performed
the
ancient
ceremony
of
serving
tea
to
the
many
guests.
The
young
couple
will
be
at
home
to
their
friends
Sunday
from
2
to
5
p.m.,
at
81T
Third
Avenue
West.
in
artificial
respiration
will
be
i
No
appointments
will
be
nec
-anon
ua1'
-'
'
t
the
pretty
cere-,h
the
bride,
given
staged
In
Prince
Rupert
during
I
essary
for
those
wishing
to
take
Mr.
net
;
by
n
.
.
i
;
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V
.
,
;
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ft
f
I
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rv
-Ax;
tne
instruction,
but
persons
wishing
further
Information
are
asked
to
phone
No.
5
next
week.
attractive
osc
n
the
week
May
31
to
June
4,
designated
"Save
A
Life
Week"
In
Canada.
The
week
Is
designed
as
a
public
service
to
help
cut
down
the
annual
toll
of
drownings,
and
eth
Jones
frock
of
pale
pink
linen,
featuring
flared
three-quarter
length
skirt
and
V-ncckline,
set
off
by
a
double
strand
of
pearls,
the
gift
of
the
groom.
Matching
shoes,
a
white
satin
appliqued
cap
trimmed
with
tiny
pink
flowers
and
a
white
and
mauve
orchid
carried
on
a
prayer
book
completed
her
ensemble.
Attending
her
sister,
as
matron
of
honor,
was
Mrs.
Herbert
i
Myrtle)
Morgan,
wearing
a
dress
of
powder
blue
linen
and
carry
DIRECTORY
xrvi.
'n
all
h.ir
hr-i
ai
M
a
m.
and
7:3
p.m.
(uiirtuT
grhool
al
President
uth
Group
the
classes
will
be
aimed
especially
at
parents
of
young
children
who
will
be
swimming
this
summer.
TWO-HOUR
CLASS
The
classes,
two
hours
In
length,
will
consist
of
one
hour's
rAIHHIKl.
4th
Avf
W
mi
rfiinqm.ilr
Belgian
Navy
Making
Strides
,
rfii-ers.
with
Eliza-
ing
a
ciamty
nosegay
of
pink
Holy
Commuuioi,
11:30
a
m
)
Sunday
School
1.00
p.m.
i
Canon
Basil
S
Prockter.
B
A.,
BD
,
Rector
(BUi
700)
named
president
,
carnatlons.
instruction
and
demonstration
and
one
hour's
practice.
Two
BRUSSELS
(Reuters)
Bel-
i
gium
Is
making
strides
toward
wees
s
incciiiiB
.
Z
his
Young
People's
'
Mr-
....
Norman
Sather
,
,
was
best
,
st
Peter
s
Seal
i
man
and
Mr
William
Long
usher.
'
s
I
Following
the
church
rites
a
hours
are
all
that
is
necessary,
i
f
lHST
B.HTIT
I
6th
Ave.
E.
at
Young
St
I
Minister;
Prv.
Pird
Anfrobu.
(Orcen
t!2)
having
a
standing
navy
for
the
first
time
in
hfr
history.
i
?
nu
mm.
said
St.
John
spokesman
here,
to
1
learn
to
save
a
life.
i
The
classes
will
be
held
Mon-
i
.'
reception
wns
held
at
the
home!
trs
'
of
the
bride,
with
Mr
Ratw
James
Carlson
.
,
..
,.
t'IKT
PKtsBYTl.RIAN
4th
Avenue
East
Rev.
.
A.
Wright.
D
D.
TZ
feeret'a'ry.
I
(Grern
a?i
I
;
day
through
Friday
at
the
City
i
Hall,
starting
at
7
p.m.
Attend-I
ance
at
only
one
session
is
nec-
essary
to
learn
the
technique,
but
persons
Interested
may
at-
XUi
,d
treasurer.
Mar-
,
afternoon
ress
of
slm
w,th
HKST
IMTUI
638
8th
Avenue
West
Re.
L.
O.
81eber
discusser;
iciuuuve
rtend
as
many
classes
as
they
(Green
613)
ovision
oi
a
ouuy-
f
(r
parents
al-
frAI.VVriON
ARMY
Praser
Street
Sr.
Capt.
and
Mrs.
C
Prajrue
Sunday
School
2:30
pm
lorthconung
Little
jrtion
ol
urigauoou
STYLING
from
the
waist
up
is
the
focal
po.nt
of
early
summer
fashions
now
showing
in
London.
Important
selling
point
for
summer
coats,
suits
and
dresses
is
shoulder,
bust
and
neckline
Interest.
Popular
in
the
higher-price
ranges
Is
this
cosy
tweed
suit
styled
by
Michael
in
yellow
and
white
tweed.
Displaying
the
new
"lissom"
look,
it
has
a
narrower,
square
shoulder
than
last
season,
with
sleeves
set
at
normal
level.
The
neckline
Is
a
rounded,
softer
version
of
last
year's
wide
V,
emphasized
by
curving
revers.
(Black
269)
refreshments
were
xiiis
session
cum
HT.
IMl
l.'H
I.ITHI
RAN
6th
Avenue
at
MBrlde
Street
Pastor:
Rev.
H.
O.
Olson
ulus.
red
roses
en
cbrsage,
while
Mrs.
Munro
was
gowned
In
grey
taffeta
with
a
white
gardenia
forming
her
corsage.
The
bride's
table
was
pretty
with
Its
three-tier
wedding
cake,
flanked
by
pink
candles.
Refreshments
were
served
by
Mrs.
Mary
Tomlinson,
and
during
the
evening
many
congratulatory
telegrams
were
read
by
Mr.
Ixmg.
For
her
wedding
trip
south
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert,
the
bride
changed
to
a
smart
pink
suit
with
navy
blue
accessories.
The
couple
will
honeymoon
en
route
to
Calgary
where
they
will
make
their
home.
(Black
610)
I
wish.
Instructing
at
the
sessions
will
be.
R.
E.
Eyollson,
W.
N.
R.
Armstrong,
Thomas
Elliott,
Percy
Bond,
A.
E.
Blackball
and
J.
E.
Ewart.
PLAN
SCHOOL
CLASS
It
Is
also
hoped
to
arrange
one
session
at
Booth
Memorial
High
School
to
instruct
senior
students
in
the
art.
If
school
officials
agree.
Mr.
Armstrong
and
Mr.
Elliott
will
undertake
the
student
Instruction.
St.
John
spokesmen
said
that,
although
the
course
was
designed
especially
to
combat
the
rising
toll
of
summer
swimming,
the
t
For
more
than
a
century.
Parliament
and
public
opinion
have
boycotted
every
effort
to
provide
the
country
with
an
efficient
naval
force,
for
which
two
world
wars
have
at
last
proved
the
necessity.
The
Belgian
Navy
has
just
celebrated
Its
eighth
anniversary.
It
is
still
a
small
force,
for
so
far
only
about
one-third
of
the
program
has
been
completed.
'
At
the
end
of
last
year,
the
navy
comprised
six
ocean-going
minesweepers,
10
coastal
minesweepers,
a
4,500-ton
troop
transport,
a
convoy
escort
frigate
and
a
squadron
of
motor
patrol
boats
on
the
Rhine.
In
all,
about
60
vessels,
mainly
minesweepers,
are
envisaged.
Eight
coastal
and
18
river
minesweepers
are
to
be
built
in
Belgium
this
year,
while
nearly
30
more
ships
of
the
same
type
will
be
constructed
by
the
end
of
1958.
.
The
United
States
is
helping
to
build
up
the
new
navy
by
providing
28
coastal
minesweepers
of
which
several
have
already
arrived
here.
bnt
Pope,
Others
hi.
rt
I
I
K
AMU
IL
AN
Seal
Cove
Sunday
School
11:00
a.m.
Evening
Prayer
7:30
p.m.
Rector:
Rev.
W'm.
Lemiuon
(Incumbent)
KK.CI.AH
PAPIIsr
Sunday
tichool
10:45
a-m.
Many
Attend
Josephs
Rites
Rev.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter
conducted
the
funeral
service
at
OfSoul,
Jfruu
Uiiil
fsifjwrf
Saints
Moruluif
Workup
Service
12:00
j
Rev.
L.
A.
Thorpe
(Red
666)
(
ITY
iRcutcrst
A
'
'i
s
.
.
.
J
tory
of
20
cardinals
me
Dnae,
Dorn
ana
schooled
,
ruoruig
a
unci
vsr
io
rrince
orenville
Court
Chapel
Tuesday
In
Prince
Rupert,
is
a
graduate
Rupert
were
two
nirls
from
South
i
fnr
r.onffrpv
Arthur
Jnsnnhs
jbnops
ana
uisnups
i
the
canonization
X,
the
"peasant
of
the
Royal
Jubilee
School
of
Africa
who
have
travelled
ovrjiong
time
resident
of
the
Stcw-Nurslng.
and
was
a
stewardess
half
the
world
by
bus.
train,
art
district,
who
died
in
Prince
with
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
plane
and
boat
on
a
sight-secin;
!
Rupert
General
Hospital
Sunday,
prior
to
her
marriage.
The
groom
three-month
holiday.
I
Many
attended
the
service
at
is
a
lieutenant
in
the
Canadian!
-,,.,
.........
U..v,iv,
,,
,.
,..
,fd
in
19M.
COY
COVER-UP
for
bathing
togs
Is
fashionably
supplied
by
this
neat
wraparound
drawstring
skirt
designed
by
Prims.
Worn
around
the
shculclers,
it
becomes
a
full-cut,
fashionable
beach
cape.
ELLIS
XII.
in
while
silk
in
and
red
shoulder
Army.
(I
over
the
cere-
on
a
raisea
mrone
I
stewardess
on
the
South
Afiieii!;
j
Our
Help
in
Ages
Past"
and
I
Airlines
and
Xcnia
Gracie,
office
"Breathe
On
Me
Breath
of
God,"
worker,
both
of
Johannesburg.
I
and
there
were
many
floral
trl-Thcy
visited
Rupert
in
the
i
butes.
d
readers
nopy.
:it
pope."
who
died
aent
at
the
failure
,pts
to
avert
the
course
of
a
B.C.
coast
trip
after!
Officers
of
the
Canadian
Leg-
AIR
LIN
War.
will
be
pro-
Ca.sh
for
old
gold
Bulger's
Moose
Whist
Drive
Saturday.
8
p.m.
120
1
nt
at
an
open-air
having
crossed
the
cont
inent
j
ion,
of
which
Mr.
Josephs
was
a
from
Montreal,
seeing
several
j
member,
conducted
graveside
Canadian
and
American
l
ilies,
i
rite.?
in
Fairview
Cemetery,
con-They
travelled
from
South
Af-j
eluding
with
The
Last
Post,
rlca
to
EnRland
before
honriintrj
Pallbearers
were
John
Kaspar,
for
North
America,
nnd
will
at-;
George
Murray,
Howard
Milo.
fr's
Square
May
29.
TO
S.O.N,
meeting.
Tuesday,
May
25,8
p.m.
1121)
tend
a
friend's
wedding
in
Tor-
John
Thompson,
Frank
Mac-onto
before
returning
home.
Aulisse
and
Tommy
Thomas.
i
Salt
Lake
Ferry
every
Sunday,
ill
to
be
so
honor-V
U5C6-1572I.
He
!in
17I72.
ory
also
gave
as-inonizatlun
of
five
s
French
mission-,ian
priests
and
an
They
will
be
can-
KETCHIKAN
weather
permitting.
Phone
Red
908.
lit)
Salt
Lake
Ferry
will
operate
Monday,
May
24th,
weal
her
permitting,
w
-i
n
t-
Ul
Before
SCOTCH
AND
m
nt
ceremonies
!3.
The
assmt
was
ist
'onsistorial
hall
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wil
the
K,ndf
flooi
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recllal
in
the
Civic
Centre
n
(It)
on
June
18th.
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at
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Uptown
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$329.95
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Terms
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palace.
be
ranonlzed
next
rre
Chanel,
French
artyred
in
the
Pa-Crocitissa
dl
Rosa,
'he
Institute
of
the
Charity:
Domenico
iple
of
St.
John
uit
priest
Giuseppe
elli
and
the
Roman
t
del
Bufalo.
Elks
Dance,
Tonicht.
Elk;
Hall.
Dancing
9:00
to
1:00
Music
by
Jakes
Rhythm
Kings.
(lt
Attention
Hospital
Auxiliary
members.
Please
mail
dues
immediately
to
Mrs.
R.
E.
Gladding,
324
Jlh
Ave.
Eat,
as
provincial
tax
overdue.
I120
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&
ANDERSON
Phone
46
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odverlisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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Police
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South
Afrl-
nister,
C.
R.
Swart,
nt
under
a
new
police
constables
listed
to
replace
w
in
certain
na-ich
natives
can
be
ra'ik
of
senior
scr-m
cumniandm.
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CAN
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PLYWOOD
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Now,
for
the
amateur
carpenter
as
well
as
the
professional,
Sylvaply
is
bringing
new
and
better
ways
of
remodelling,
improving
and
beautifying
homes
everywhere.
DO-IT-YOURSELF
or
HAVE-IT-DCNE
you
save
either
way
!
You
;m
;my
nut
the
liume
pl.iiuiint;
idi
as
you've
utliniml
in
your
.ivoiik:
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vii.iit
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or
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unused
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jii)jits
aic
well
within
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man's
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a
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i
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saw,
and
when
you
"ilo
it
youiseir'
you
save
money.
When
you
"have
it-done"
lor
you
you'ic
Mill
ahead.
Sylvaply's
time
anil
money-savini;
iiialilies
leihnr
I'osls
to",
when
a
pioli
ssional
iaieuii
i
in
(onli.ii
lin
dofi
the
job.
YOU
GET
PERMANENT
IMPROVEMENTS
,
l'iolisio)ial
I'liiilili
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iiiMst
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ihe
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ualily.
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today
the
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of
SyUaply
aie
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into
innie
new
home
innsii
in
lion
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