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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
January
3,
1953
i-ielly
Wedding
Babies
Born
Today
Have
Good
On
Wednesday
Chance
to
Live
to
Age
of
68
At
Burns
Lake
compared
with
a
century
ago
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hadden
Return
From
Holiday
on
Prairies
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A
wedding
of
ai
interest
aoicnmlzcd
last
Wednesday
In
i
the
Chuich
of
the
linina.
'ul.ilc
Canada's
most
popular
white
shirt
Heart
ut
Mary,
at
the
village
of
urrui
Lake.
B.C.
with
Kathi
r
jJohn
Cialialy
officiating
at
10
!
a
in.
the
morning
ol
the
lat
day
of
l2.
.
1
he
bride
v.
am
June
Patrice
Durban,
daughter
of
ttie
p.oneci
family
of
Durban
of
Ura-.-y
Plains.
B.C.
itnd
the
giouin
w.m
Jehu
0i)l',e
Srhwlt.
a..o
o!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Hadden,
Duns-muir
St.,
returned
home
on
Wednesday
afternoon
from
a
holiday
trip
to
the
prairies.
'
In
Saskatchewan
they
visited
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Renwick,
whose
;
son
Cliff
was
a
member
of
B'.'i
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iiadden's
Halifax
crew
in
the
j
I'.CAF.
They
now
lie
in
F.hein-
j
Cerg
B::iish
Cemetery.
j
In
Rosctown.
they
were
th'i
j
guests
of
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Tun-1
ston.
and
In
kumloops.
of
Rev.
j
and
Mrs.
MacSween.
These
former
residents
of
Prince
Rupert
wi.sh
to
r
remembered
to
old
i
acquaintances
here.
In
Alberta,
they
vUited
Mr.'
and
Mrs.
Burnett
of
Biairmore
and
enjoyed
tourtm;
the
Crow's
Ne.it
district
in,
strong
sunshine,
j
Mr.
Burnett
and
Mr.
Hadden
attended
the
same
school
in
:
Scotland
and
had
not
met
for
:
"
over
30
years.
While
those
on
the
prairies
expert
wintry
weather
to
come,
in
Chiiliwack
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fin-,
nie
are
watching
for
spring
:
flowers,
for
snowdrops
are
already
in
bloom.
Both
are
very-well.
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'll
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TORONTO.
Babies
born
on
thl
continent
tolay
may
be
expected
on
in
average
to
live
to
age
88
compared
with
age
17
lor
those
born
50
year
ago.
but
the
person
In
middle
or
later
life
has
relatively
small
ocldi-
tional
expectation
of
life.
Thl
wa
emphasized
by
A'-1
fred
8.
Upton,
president
of
the
Canadian
Life
Insurance
Officer
Association.
In
his
year-end
statement
a
he
dealt
with
moihillty
and
longevv
trend.
r,f
the
last
a'J
years.
Mr.
Upton'
review
went
on
to
sny
that,
rather
than
adding
nny
exeat
number
of
year
to
later
life,
greater
progress
toward?
longer
life
had
been
made
(it
the
younger
ages
and
that
the
most
dlrwr
renlt
1
trn
the
population
Is
building
up
a
larger
proportion
of
middle-aged
and
aged
persons.
The
statement
said:
"Maior
trends
that
contribute
to
er
life
expectation
today
as
are
the
drastically
reduced!
death
rate
in
Infancy
and
childhood
and
the
greater
decline
in!
death
rates
among
women
asj
coin!
j'-cd
with
men.
j
'"Tr
A.
expectation
of
life
at;
blrt
l
Ins
been
Increased
by
more
than
20
years
in
the
la.it
M)
year,!.
Out
of
every
100
chil-:
dren
born
this
year,
more
than'
US
may
expect
to
reach
school-starting
age
compared
with
82
urn
r,s
bidiles
of
50
years
ao.
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Women
have
added
3'2
yenr.;i
more
to
their
xpectation
of
11?-than
have
men
over
the
hlfi
century.
Though
female
babies
have
an
outlook
today
of
mm'
11
year
more
than
50
years
ago,
the
male
Infants
have
an
out-Vyik
jf
18
yrs
rr.rc.
Ila'f
i
century
ago
women
and
men
could
expect
48
and
48
yearn,
from
birth,
respectively.
In
recent
years
the
figures
have
I
risen
to
70
and
65
years,
re-'
fcpectively."
i
CJrajvsy
Plum.
Hip
bride
was
attended
by
:
Lauretta
Axnr
Stephenson,
of
iTalairose,
while
the
groom
a-s
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,
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eared
i;jr
by
his
Irtend
Jonn
Dumel
Swell.
also
of
Tatalrove.
V
The
brtdc
aa
charmingly
i
KJn-a
in
a
went
atm
kirt
with
lace
top
and
three-quarter.
!ent;i
veil.
She
curried
a
bo-1
quet
of
green
fern
with
yellow
i
and
white
ruses,
wearlnit
a
peail'
iuckie.su
an
charring,
gift
ol
tor
groom.
!
Ladies
Shoes
Sole
Price
$1.95
ARROW
DART
i
The
bridesmaid
had
cIidmii
a
i
full
length
dress
of
rayon
ln
r.
j
and
her
corage
wa
of
pale
j
ism
mf
tj
lCClj)CS
(I
T1KM
SAM)
ill'
ther-chlld
clinic
re
being
equipped
In
,
tn
the
Us
Hied
Nation
International
Children'
Emergency
i
mini
I
a
physician
from
flip
U
N.
World
Health
,,,,.,1:111
examining
a
young
Burmese
patient
at
the
clinic
H..i.
!!':
yellow
crvsnaUieinum.
with
old
sold
iie.-kles.'.
locket
and
ear-j
rlns.
,
"Die
cnuirh
at
Burns
Lake
w
1
filled
to
capacity.
Following
the
"ceremony
a
fleet
of
car
drove
to
i
tjip
commodious
Durban
ranch
Hrrc
is
the
grtatcst
collar
to
grace
a
neckline
I
Perfect
fit
.
.
.
tayt
fresh
.
.
.
necdi
do
March
.
.
.
can't
wrinkle.
0rt
is
tailored
of
combed
broadcloth
for
fine
texture
nest
your
skin.
SANFORIZED-labclM.so
thi
stunning
white
shirt
will
ah
my
fit.
Lnundcr-i.
ironsandlouksmfghty,
mighty
fine
I
Many
people
are
not
casserole
enthusiasts
because
of
the
Muncnem
in
texture
soft,
in
nearly
all
such
entrees.
Now
we
have
something
different
"Crunchv
Turkey
Casserole."
Open
House'
Scheduled
Cut
olives
from
pits
into
larre
nieces.
Melt
butter
and
blend
in
Hour
Add
milk,
salt
and
Worcestershire
sauce,
and
rook
and
stir
until
thickened.
Blend
in
olives,
peas
and
turkey.
Crush
potato
chips
lightly
and
arrange
in
layers
with
turkey
mixture
in
shallow
baking
cfih.
topping
with
potito
chips.
Bake
in
hot
oven
400
degrees
F.l
1i
to
20
minutes,
until
thoroughly
heated.
over
the
f
Potato
chips
provide
the
wel-
I
where
guilts
from
all
It
Curling
Rink
Sunday
Lake
District
were
already
as-
come
crunch,
sombled.
.
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Kl
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HV
Tl'RKF.V
A
umpt
jous
wedding
luncheon
j
CASSl.ROl.E
23
cup
ripe
olives
Ladies
Slippers
f
Safe
Price
$1.95
Fashion
Footwear
was
erved
continuously
unll.
the
strains
of
sweet
music
called
tile
dancer
to
the
floor.
Dancing
Tliirucn
days
of
ice-skating
at
the
Seal
Cove
iii!,'
rink
ends
Sunday
with
an
"open
house"
whirl
mi
1
to
1
p.m.
,
-
.....-.
.ut'-ncl
iixp
of
ISO;
waxc.i,
and
ultire
the
rtnk
open-
Wails
&
Nickerson
MEN'S
CLOTHING
n
.n
l.v
ait
--nooni
since
,
cd
ro
u
i.t
rcuruary
many
young
i
tablespoon
butter
or
margarine
4
tablespoons
flour
lJi
cups
inn
.
1
teaspoon
salt
'a
teaspoon
Worcestershire
sauce
1
cup
cooked
peas
1
cup
diced
cooked
turkey
4
cups
potato
chips
sters
here
have
learned
to
skate
:vi
i
is'
iiid
to
the
pub
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10,
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
continued
till
midnight
when
the;
arrival
of
the
New
Year
was
suit-;
ably
greeted.
j
"loustmaster
Barney
Mulvany.
I
who
had
rendered
the
toiust
to
ih?
brtde
ioliowing
the
wedding;
luncheon
proposed
many
tja-
U
i
which
were
cheered
lu--t
ily.
j
Present
at
the
wedding
was
the
Curling
resume
HPXt
week
with
the
second
half
of
the
club
championship
league
play,
the
ladle'
cluu
chimplonship,
and
a
new
competition
for
htch
iv
the
ruriing
club
Dec,
23
,
to
-I.
a
how
much
an
Ice
m
ma
!
'
i.itroil
d
here,"
.,,
t
,
!
ad
today
:
v
I:k.
,
arc
having
the
suiJt
rs'irs
try
a
Dai'y
News
Classified
o(
thiir
lives
and
we
h.ite
!
school
student
grandmother
of
the
bride.
Mrs.
E.
Dickey
of
Lllloet,
B
C.
ac-ermpanied
by
her
daughter
M
s
!
Dtxon,
with
three
children,
thus
making
three
generation
in
,nt
to
,'
lint
down
the
rmk
,i-:r.
until
Mirmg
"
i,.
;x;n('..d
".he
dab
will
III"
lie
to
the
public
again
tl
.spring
bonspiel,
or
af-
!
curiiiiK
v
ason
ends
of-
The
thre,-lce
rink,
w
hich
usesi
brine
from
nearby
B.C.
Packers
Ltd
rold
storage
plant
for
lee!
making,
was
built
by
volunteer;
labor
at
a
cost
of
$15,000
Money
was
raised
by
sale
of
$100
mem-:
Mrs.
Kim
Triet
ha
returned
j
berk
hi
pa
In
campaign
out-stundhur
In
Prince
Rupert
com
si
e
i
lo
rxnnonton
auer
sin-iinnn
t
got
a
two-rlld
of
tlU'
l
t
the
munity
effort.
.
iNi'w
Year
holiday
here
with
hr!
Prince
Ruirrt'
first
bonsplc!
laui;htcr
fttti
on-ln-Uw.
Mr.
hist
yer
drew
more
than
lull
and
Mrs.
Ronald
Mitchell.
14W
.
.ut-of-town
vlkltor.
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Avenue
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will
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fniver.si'y
of
DC,
extension
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ccmrs.
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and
lie
making
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tauijht
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JANUARY
CLEARANCE
SALE!
AT
STAR'S
STYLEWEAR
Ladies'
Wear
BLOUSES
$1.98
DRESSES
(Silk,
Wool)
VJ.95
o
$9,95
HOUSE
DRESSES
1.99
SLIPS
(oil
sites)
$1.79
jersey
gowns
$1,99
wool
robes
$7.95
25r'r
off
all
coats
Children's
Wear
DRESSES,sis2to
12.
2.95
STATION
WAGON
COATS
$12.95
FLANNELETTE
PYJAMAS
99c
WOOL
ROBES
$1.95
SNOW
SUITS
Reduced
to
Clear
O'ALLS
$1.59
Sale
Starts
Monday,
January
5,
1953
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