352,000
IZ
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
July
,
1953
receive
Wcalher
Favors
Air
Cadets
at
Camp
pular
Couple
Married
Pretty
Home
Ceremony
The
Royal
Canadian
Air
Cadet
!
summer
camp
at
RCAF
station
i
the
program,
and
entertainment
of
various
types
such
as
movies.
PERSONALS
-
-
mniliful
and
interesting
VICTORIA
June's
federal
j
Abbotsford,
B.C.,
opened
July
5
welfare
payments
in
British
Co-
j
in
a
blaze
of
sunshine,
promising
j
lumbla
totalled
$5,372,155,
W.
R.
good
weather
for
the
three
two-!
Bone,
regional
director,
said
to-
i
wek
camps
to
be
held
between
!
display
by
Wally
Chessum.
Scrviteurs
were
Mrs.
Jack
Dcvison,
Mrs.
Frank
Bkldmore.
Lg
took
plate
last
Saturday
,i
popular
ciiy
:uuJic,
mm.
j
Judy
Felsenthal
returned
to
ln
Vancouver
where
she
visited
j
the
city
yesterday
with
her
relatives
and
friends.
.
father,
Lou
Felsenthal,
to
spend
...
,
part
of
her
summer
vacation
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
W.
Bowes
and
t
here.
Mr.
Felsenthal
has
been
in
their
son,
Gerry,
have
left
for
;
Vancouver
on
business
for
the
the
Okanagan
and
Vancouver
by
The
commanding
officer
for
the
camp
is
Wing
Cmdr.
David
B.
Babineau
of
Ottawa,
while
Wing
Cmdr.
A.
J.
Ayotte
of
Re-glna
is
chief
instructor.
While
at
camp,
the
cadets
will
take
part
in
drill,
sports,
swimming
rifle-
shooting,
and
will
be
studying
navigation,
theory
of
flight,
areo
engines,
end
first
aid.
Each
cadet
will
have
approximately
two
hours
talent
shows,
etc.,
will
be
provided.
Special
swimming
meets
and
life
saving
instruction
will
be
held
at
Cultus
Lake,
one
of
B
C.'s
scenic
summer
resort3.
Near
the
end
of
each
camp
period,
a
track
meet
will
be
held,
with
many
valuable
prizes
Mrs.
Fred
May,
Mrs.
LeRoy
Weiss,
i
day-
Of
this
amount,
$3,252,070
i
now
and
August
16.
j
Miss
Annette
Wlndta.
Mrs
Ttn.
'
went
to
80,9-10
Old
A
Re
Security!
innrnvimaiiv
l
nnn
rarint.)
past
three
weeks.
car.
Marshall
ana
wuuam
r-.boriie
exchanged
vows.
reremony
took
place
at
me
of
the
groom's
parent?.
d
Mrs.
W.
Osborne,
1000
Street,
with
Rev.
F.
An-
offirla
ting-room
was
beautifully
bert
Haugcnschild.
Out-of-town
pensioners
and
the
remaining
;
win
attending
each
camp
plus
guests
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Homer
$2,120,085
were
Family
Allowan-
!
300
nlgh
gchool
students
enrolled
Uvlque
and
Mr.
Gordon
Temple,
!
ces
payments
made
to
352,075
1
ln
tne
Reserve
Trades
training
all
from
Terrace.
I
children
ln
175,513
families.
'plan.
Gordon
Davles,
son
of
the
In
June
5J5
families
receiving
i
Twntv-six
radets
from
No.
bride,
came
from
Calgary
where
Family
Allowances
entered
this
559
Squadron,
Prince
Rupert,
are
he
is
attached
to
the
Canadian
province
from
other
parts
of
!
spending
the
first
camp.
Con-paratronp
battalion,
to
attend
Canada.
Departures
numbered
1
ducting
officer
for
the
squadron
the
wedding.
1
443.
Is
FO
Ned
MacNelll.
Mrs.
R.
Heeks
of
Edmonton
is
visiting
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
McAra.
Mrs.
Margaret
Stewart
has
returned
from
a
two-week
vacation
I
provided
by
the
provincial
Air
I
Cadet
league
committees.
Cad-j'ets
who
have
been
building
model
aircraft
during
the
camp
j
will
have
an
opportunity
to
display
their
planes
on
sports
day.
STOCKHOLM.
Sweden
Two
Swedish
stamps
issued
in
commemoration
of
the
Stockholm
Jubilee
are
larger
than
the
usual
size
and
depict
the
city
of
Stockholm
ln
medieval
times.
lied
with
pink
and
white
flying
in
service
aircraft,
part
of
which
time
will
be
at
the
controls
of
the
plane
Conducted
tours
of
Vancouver
and
Bel-lingham,
Washington,
.
are
on
,ers
and
wnue
weaaing
11
vases
of
pinks
and
red
,,.
The
couple
were
attend-,
Mrs.
Lena
Evelelgh
as
.
,
t
1
,.
L.
nvt
1L
3E
n
01
nouui
iiu
wu-
j
i
best
man.
bade
wore
a
tailored
suit
i
mm
mm
mi
ZA7H
in
?
f
If
M
4
1
J
j
A:
1
m
:s
1
COMPARE
OUR
PRODUCE
DEPARTMENT.
PREPARATION
AND
REFRIGERATION
SHOWS
THE
DIFFERENCE
(
LOW
PRICES
(
I'
r'-
PVW
J
1V
jTmm
.
,
)
SELECTION
)
QUALITY
)
wilh
white
ncresorif"!
ire
a
corsa(;c
of
red
rosos.
in
i
t
Kvck
iuh
gave
the
,
IV.
matron
of
honor
wore
a
dove
blue
with
purple
and
,
acces.soiies.
Her
corsage
aide
of
pink
and
white
0I1S.
ac
reception
which
follow-
lie
Canadian
Legion
audi-
1
,.
more
than
150
guests
received
by
Mrs.
Osborne,
:
of
the
groom,
who
wore
!
i
nf
navy
blue
with
white
ones
and
a
corsage
of
pink
lute
carnations.
,
r
the
bride
and
groom
were
.tulatcd
the
groomsman
rd
the
toast
to
the
bride,
was
responded
to
by
the
,
SPECIALS
GOOD
UNTIL
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
15th
PM.
6c
FRESMIE
ring
was
enjoyed
and
de-;
refreshments
were
served
which
the
happy
married
cut
Milr
beautiful
three-;
wedding
cake,
which
cen-
i
,e
bridal
table.
It
was
dec-
;
DINGS
DINGS
1
K-
w.WcWs
Pound
Pound
Willi
pink
tapers
In
silver
i
'
s.
Lena
Eveleigh,
close
friend
bride,
finished
cutting
the
j
Two
telegrams
were
re-
at
the
Legion,
one
from
ride's
father
and
step-
j
r
in
Glace
Bay,
Nova
8co-
i
d
the
other
from
the
sister
othcr-in-law
of
the
groom
,
k.itchewan.
W.
Rothwell
catered.
were
many
beautiful
gifts
i
were
opened
and
put
on
NABOB
PUNCH
bollle
39c
NABOB
TEA,
Green
Label
...
lb,
89c
Meal
Sauce
lor
Spaghetti
.
.
tin
35c
LUNCH
KIT
COMPLETE
.
..
ea.
$2.75
STAR
WEEKLY
ea.
15c
BUDGERIGAR
FOOD
..
..
pkt.
21c
FLOUR,
whole
wheat.
Mb.
bag
51c
FRUIT
PUDDING
Ac
EXTRACTS,
Nabob,
2-oz
..21c
CANNON
FACE
CLOTH
1
tM
tutt
lirte
size
I
75c
.-jw
38c
bi
Bennett
SZ
CABBAGE
c
o,ccLb
10c
ONIONS
3
its
21c
CANTELOUPE
2'or39c
PEACHES
'-"
19c
GREEN
GRAPES
--
27c
ORANGES
s-ki"-
344
3
dz
69c
ing.
Again
Win
Seat
Sunlight
Soap
tAR
10c
flAWA
CP-Sybll
Bennett,
27c
Ivory
Soap
Personal
Size
.
4
BARS
CLEANSER,
Old
Dutch
..
.
tin
15c
rp
tiiwn.
Ont..
lawyer
who
Iho
national
women's
or-Hon
of
the
Progressive
vntive
party,
carries
a
s
Conservative
name
Into
".rut
polltlrnl
rampalan
M-yrar-old
Miss
Bennett.
int
relative
of
the
lat(i
nt
Dennett,
prime
minis-
sal
45c
RICE
Dc!ta,
Long
Groin-
2-lb.
box
m
1930
to
1935.
Is
making!
rrnid
attempt
to
rrturn
Pound
-
-
-
mlly
name
to
the
Com-
!
HARQARINE
10c
it
first
rampalgn
In
the,
umicral
.election
M-
hrc
constituency
of
Haltnn
"it
to
the
Liberal
eandl-
IIP
fin
DOG
FOOD
v
fewer
than
1.500
votes.
PORK
RIBLETS
No.
1,
Lb
is
year's
election
she
cot
ly
start
with
a
nomlni-
nt
summer,
and
since
MARMALADE
67c
FRANKFURTERS
Cello,
1-lb.
WAFFLE
SYRUP,
Nabob,
21-oz.btl.
32c
STRAWBERRIES,
Brimful,
15-oz
tin
25c
SUPER-PUREX,
Roll
15c
TEA
BAGS,
Nabob,
125
bags
....
$1.20
SHIRRIFF'S,
BOTH
FOR
PIE
CRUST
MIX
LEMON
PIE
FILLER
43c
PORK
CUTLETS
12-oz
63c
lis
made
a
door-to-door
s
throughout
the
riding.
Is
amontt
the
Inrei1
nf
women
candidates
it
last
count-ever
tn
rn-Beneral
election
for
tho
Pinnett,
who
favors
v
tailored
suits
and
ultra-ue
hats,
Is
one
of
the
most
effective
publl"
s
and
this
summer
Is
aitsidp
her
riding
to
cam-In
other
Ontario
constlt-
1
at
St,
George,
Ont.,
slv
flaui'hter
of
a
Methodist
r
who
was
n
ardent
"id
she
has
never
swerved
HTM
STAFFORD,
10-oz.
Tin
mushroom:
COTTAGE
ROLLS
Whole
or
Half,
Maple
Leaf,
Lb
75c
APRICOT
NECTAR
19c
3Vc
17c
EGGS,
Grade
"A"
Large
71c
FRESH
FOWL
,'he
family
allegiance.
EX
BLEACH
Pints,
Bottle
JAV
3c
as
graduated
from
the
of
Toronto
In
1928
Grade
"A",
Lb
5n
ifcr
four
years
at
Osgoode
BUTTER,
No.
I,
Pound
'
school
was
called
to
ntarlo
bar.
After
a
term
"'tor
with
the
Agrlcul-
Development
Board
of
n-
she
moved
to
Geore-
gRfg--aTc
CLAMS
--,t
25c
:
z
ICE
CREAM-'
25c
Fhere
she
became
a
part-
GINGER
ALE,
North
Star,
Quart
.
17c
INSTANT
PUDDINGS,
Hanson's,
pkt.
16c
t'Croy
Dale
ln
a
growing
i'ctlcp
1935
she
was
nnmoH
Counsel
and
Inherited
n
which
had
been
worn
'
t
by
Prime
Minister
Ben-
flnrts
time
frnni
her
po-nd
legal
activities
to
act
''rector
of
the
Peel
Counr.v
"n's
Aid
Society,
and
1
1
member
nf
hoi-
in,i
fs
Institute
and
the
Im-
"uer
uaughters
of
the
I
g?To1
VEGETABLE
SOUP
2to25c'rpySy
J
.
-
A
11
SWEETMIIK
99c
J
1
1
I
-
3AG
ao
CORN
BEEF
-----
45c
1
mi
1