Prince
Rupert
Daily
fJews
Monday,
May
5,
1!2
jarriec
kij
Candleiialit
9
i'
anced
by
the
state.
About
200.000
;
rental
units
have
been
constructed
each
year.
!
Mr.
Henderson
said
that
Britain
had
made
tivmendrms
progress
in
slum
cleari
ig
and
that
j
it
was
continuing
at
a
fast
rate.
!
The
many
years
of
the
war
,and
the
post-war
austerity
"si
i-mulated"
rather
than
stereotyped
British
methods
of
archi-i.
ctuie
and
designing.
i.-.-
:
ho:
tag?
of
building
ma-Hir.atr.
brought
out
the
ingenuity
oi
the
individual
architect
a
id
forced
him
to
build
"well
with
less."
tlaug
llulki'slad
And
j
Fiery,
Itching
Toes
And
Feet
j
Hcri.
i
ti
cli.n,
staiiili-.
iihtis.-vrie
oil
tlllll
will
do
ni..r'
to
iifli
tun
Kt.
rid
of
v.iur
trouble
tliuu
aiijllnug
you've
ewr
iiiril.
I
Ik
ail
ion
in
so
powerfully
pem-
.
trHt
ilic
Hint
tll
ileliiiis
is
'iiuu-kly
reliriH
ami
in
a
short
lime
mil
nrs
fref!
of
flint
but
Ihtsoui...
fii'ry
itehiliK.
The
sump
is
li
ne
of
Km
her
k
Itch,
Suit
Klieuin.
Kmciiin
other
irritating
i
unsightly
skill
Irouhfi-s.
!
ii
enti
ohtniii
MofiiH.'s
Kinerotcl
,
Oil
i?i
the
original
bottle
al
any
nioilern
elnt"
store.
It
is
safe
tiruse
anil
failure
in
any
of
the
ailment
noleil
above
is
rare
inilee'l.
i
ORMES
DRUGS
W.W.W.VV.'
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v.v.v.v
?
f
'
!J
SENO
Fi
OWERS
'
i
'
P.Y
WiRF
Jlisliop
an
ibanh
I
Rev.
Father
Pryjona,
O.M.I.,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Caino-sun
fcr
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
A.
II.
Ogilvle,
manager
of
Albert
&
McCnffery.
left
by
today's
plane
lor
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
DeSllva
arrived
in
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
week
from
Vancouver.
Mr.
De-Silva
Is
to
be
supervisor
of
construction
of
the
fifty
housing
'
units
being
built
here
by
the
I
Jer.
ral
Mortgage
and
llou.sin
)z
poiatlon.
i
i
W
Kiam
Windrum.
assistant
hp
manner
of
western
lines.
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines,
ar
Daily
News.
Staff
Party
H.
G.
Perry,
retiring
publisher
of
the
Daily
News,
was
host
Saturday
night
to
the
staff
at.
a
delightful
farewell
party.
Occasion
was
also
taken
to
welcome
the
new
publisher,
J.
F.
Mi
f;or.
Per.-v
na
d
tribute
t)
'he
ftaff
and
the
manner
in
which
members
had
carried
on
with
efficiency
and
harmony
during
his
regime.
He
gave
assurance
that
he
would
still
be
continuing
an
active
Interest
i
l
the
paper
as
Its
vice-president,
The
new
publisher,
to
whom
good
wishes
for
success
were
extended,
also
spoke
briefly,
expressing
some
of
his
ambitions
iOi
th
Daily
News.
During
the
evening
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
spoke
briefly
as
did
the
company's
banker,
James
E.
Taylor
and
J.
T.
Harvey,
company
director
and
counsel.
Managing
Editor
G.
A.
Hunter
spoke
fittingly
to
Mr.
Perry
and
Prince
Rupert
girl
and
mil
employee
of
the
National
Railways
;:ln:ipals
in
a
pretty
khich
took
piiite
iav,
vening
in
bi.
j-aui
Khurch.
e
was
Ausiaug
jo-Mtad.
daughter
of
Use
Surplus
For
Housing
VANCOUVER
(f
J.
Roxburgh
Smith
of
Montreal
said
today
that
the
federal
government
should
make
available
its
huge
surpluses
for
a
housing
construction
program
and
slum
clearance.
M..
Smith,
president
of
ths
Royal
Architectural
Institute
of
Canada,
in
convention
here,
said
he
thought
that
Ottawa
should
give
certain
taxation
powers
it
holds
to
municipal
and
provincial
governments
to
enable
them
to
use
the
revenues
for
social
Improvements.
He
said
the
federal
government
Is
taking
too
much
money
away
from
the
people.
"It
prevents
them
from
building
new
homes."
"This
money
should
never
reach
the
government
to
pile
up
surpluses
it
tucks
under
a
carpet."
A.
Graham
Henderson
o
Glasgow,
president
of
the
Royal
Institute
of
British
Architects,
said
that
measures
as
outlined
by
Mr.
Smith
had
been
taken
in
Britain
since
the
second
world
war.
About
95
per
cent
cf
post-war
housing
in
Britain
lias
been
fin-
y:s,
Holkestad,
343
venue
East.
Ln
,a.s
Alfred
Maurice
Ottawa
lAJind
cilivaf
a
ma
'
ST.
JOHN,
N.B.
(P
The
Bess-brough
trophy
for
the
best
presentation
In
the
Dominion
Drama
Festival
was
awarded
on
I
MOTHER'S
1
I
of
J.
A.
Bi.liop
ana
jj,
Bishop
of
DarllnJ-
rived
in
the
city
yesterday
from
Vancouver.
He
Is
here,
to
accompany
a
party
of
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
officials
on
a
special
flight
south
after
visiting
Kill-
en
h
;oin
J2ruwnleS
I
New
Pack
al
Miller
Bay
Enrolled
The
new
pack
at
Miller
Bav
I
Hospital
is
now
an
established
i
fact.
On
Saturday
last
Commissioner
Silversides
enrolled
fourteen
Brownies
and
gave
them
.their
Brownie
pins.
All
are
i
patient
li
the
hospital
and
foM
in
a
ward.
Their
uniforms
will
consist
of
a
cape
and
beret.
The
Brownie
leaders
will
cut
out
the
capes
and
the
Brownies
:
will
make
them
up
themselves.
;
Mrs.
W.
8.
Kergln
and
Mrs.
P.
'Melnne-,
accompanied
Miss
Sil-jversides.
Miss
Rathbone
had
:
been
teaching
them
to
sing
and
after
the
ceremony
the
new
Brownies
sang
the
"Brownie
song,
i
The
new
Brownies
are
Estecle
Patrick,
Eileen
Patrick.
Jcannctte
jAksidan,
Beatrice
Green,
Martha
Jack,
Pe-iy
Davis,
Brenda
i
Harris,
Annie
Nchass,
Lilian
i
Price.
Julia
Venn,
Marlon
Martin,
Diana
Wilson,
Gloria
Stewart
and
Adele
Lazarre.
The
Brownie
activities
will
give
'these
small
patients
much
Interesting
occupation
to
while
away
the
period
of
convelasce:.e,
and
they
are
very
keen
recruits.
'Vomcn
at
treat
l
Of
CatlJu
CLJ,
On
Sunday,
May
5,
Fathei
Rayner,
O.M.I.,
conducted
a
re-j
treat
for
the
women
of
Annunciation
parish.
Twenty-three
women
took
j
part
ln
the
two
conferences,
the
,
first
on
the
subject
of
the
An-;
nunclation
and
the
second
on
1
Catholic
Action.
There
was
also
j
an
Interesting
question
box
per
DAY
0.
OUeii
officiated
at
mat.
l
glit
service
in
the
Saturday
night
to
the
Saturday
iV.iT
OCCUiiULU
mun
n
t
layers
of
Ottawa
for
their
pio-
1
rk
auction
"The
Enchanted,"
by
jean
uiraudoux.
'
.mess
presided
at
til"
marrlaiic
by
her
fa-iridc
wore
a
lovely
f
I
lev
ling
of
Jlotij
lfame
net
are.-s
wini
jncK.
i
i
wcdd.ng
cake
made
by
the
brides
mother
and
decorated
by
Mrs
Husoy.
!
In
charge
of
refreshment
!
were
Mrs.
Melvln
Holkestad
and
Mr.s.
Hclse
Kalkestad.
The
bride
and
groom
were
as-!
sl-sted
ln
receiving
by
the
bride's
.nether
who
wore
a
green
crepe
;c!re.sa
with
lace
trimmings
and
a
!
corsage
of
yellow
tea
roses.
Later
in
the
evening
the
coupl
sailed
on
the
Prim
Hupert
for
a
.honeymoon
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Seattle.
The
bride'
traveling
costume
was
a
pale
blue
gao-,-irdme
suit
with
navy
blue
top-jcoat
and
matching
accessories
I
and
a
corsage
of
pink
and
white
'
-arnatlons.
j
Mr
.and
M.s.
Bishop
will
return
ito
Prince
Rupert
to
make
thei:-home.
j
The
bride
1-s
employed
bv
the
I
British
Columbia
Forest
Servlc?
I
and
the
groom
Is
In
the
service
of
the
Canadian
National
Rail-'
!
ways.
.
i
i
Birthday
at
Ercalfail
CU
'
Birthday
corsages
were
presented
to
Joan
Mlntenko,
Lillian
Howson
and
Maresa
Windle
at
the
Credit
Women's
Breakfast
'Club
meeting
Saturday
.morning
ln
Broadway
Cafe.
Mrs.
Joceiyn
Bolton,
president,
was
ln
the
chuir.
Another
feature
of
the
proceedings
was
the
inltlUatlon
or
four
new
members
Mrs.
Jack
Chrjstensen,
Mrs.
Franklin,
Miss
Mary
Turner
and
Mrs.
Edna
Bondwith
the
Impressive
candle
lighting
cc.'niony
and
the
recitation
of
the
creed.
Mrs.
J.
Laurie
wai
namec'
delegate
to
the
Credit
Women'.-Breakfast
Club
convention
to
be
welcomed
Mr.
Magor.
Mechanical
Superintendent
M.
D.
Monte-sano
spoke
along
similar
lines.
Also
heard
from
was
W.
J.
Ray-
j
mond,
dean
of
working
Prince
Rupert
newspapermen;
John
MacDonald,
advertising
manager,
and
Mrs.
Jean
Nixon,
on
the
'
distaff
side.
During
the
evening
there
was
piano
music
by
Dyke
'McMillan
for
dancing
and
community
sing-
i
Ing.
i
:
veil
and
swectneart
Her
shower
bouqaei.
C.
H.
Kloiz,
former
project
engineer
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
project
here,
left
on
today's
plane
for
Vancouver
enroute
back
to
New
York
after
revisiting
lie
local
plant
during
the
past
week.
l-rican
Beauty
rose.;.
Jj,
,2ilt
to
tne
oricie
was
,blc
strand
of
)carl.
i
was
Hcrcii.s
IIoli;e-ol
ilic
bride,
pretty
fc.on
marquisette
bul-
n
dress
with
coronet
.j
and
matching
col-
j
At
the
monthly
meeting
of
I
the
Holy
Name
Society
with
Dr.
;
jL.
P.
Charbonneaa
in
the
chair,1
Phil
Lyons
gave
an
account
jf
his
recent
experiences
i,hc
'
;
Liberal
convention
in
Vaneou-i
iver.
John
Magor,
publisher
of
:the
Daily
News
was
introduced!
i
to
the
members'
and
spoke
a
fewl
,
words.
Prior
to
the
meeting
the
menj
i
were
treated
to
a
boxing
match
t
put
on
by
Martin
Saunders.
Boys
'
i
taking
part
in
the
boxing
were
i
Art
Turcotte,
Bob
Desormeaux,
j
Jimmy
Arsenault,
Doug
Letour-!
ineau,
Dick
Bury.
Billv
Smith.'
tot.
,d
Marilvn
Hoikeslad.
i-.e
bride,
were
dainty
I
MUSIC
TUITION
RATE
INCREASE
Beginning
Scplember
I,
1952,
the
music
teachers
of
Prince
Rupeit
are
increasing
their
rates.
The
tuition
for
Junior
pup
Is
f.rm
Grades
I
to
IX
inclusive
is
$80
a
year
and
for
Scn
or
pupils
Gradvs
X
and
A.R.C.T..
$100
a
year.
These
rates
entitle
a
pupil
to
two
half-hour
lessons
a
week.
Signed
:
MI
s
M.
Way
Mrs.
H.
O.
Jamieson
Mrs.
C.
Anderson
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
Mrs.
J.
Bowman
Sisters
of
St.
Joseph
Mrs.
C.
Gilker
Catliolic
J-lomv
-jlncl
italic
Sale
An
Annunciation
Church
home
and
bake
sale
was
held
cn
Saturday
at
MacLaren's
Music
Store.
One
raffle
was
won
by
Mrs.
McCaffery,
No.
23,
chocolates;
and
Mrs.
C.
O.
Campbell,
No.
38,
cake.
:
girls.
They
w
ore
ht
over
pink
tafleia
.
coronets
of
his
and
matching
colon
lai
Billy
Saunders,
Bobby
Smith
nio
.
and
the
Cloutier
brothers.
Im
was
Rupert
Hol-
Mel
Holke.stad
acted
I.
.n
followed
at
the
.he
bride's
parent.'..
a
Catherine
to
offer
-
,
5
Remember
Mcther
with
FLOWERS
o;
v.'iih
a
FGTTED
PLANT.
im
(."If.-
vin
?ir
mail
or
telegraph
will
l
:ich
her
anywhere.
!5,..
-
,
s.
v
s.
THV
WANT
US
TO
(
SURE-O
COUPSe.
1
.
rV
M
-
IT
WAS
OUP
WIVES
-)
COME
TO
THeAJCTKl)
TwE.L
GO
RIGHT
,i
I
IVirnra
thev
said
they
PVSZZ
7
?srr
over
there
i
'V
I
Jn
.A
III
EACH
BOUGHT
A
)
A
TH-SS-rJHOME
Y
'
l
fikr
HELP
?
r.ions.
Toa.st
to
the
;
oposed
by
Iiev.
II.
O.
l
oom
responding.
Tho
?ifl
of
V.c-A'yr
for
Mother
5
.
.
t
...
,
proposed
a
toast
to
..iid.
t
'
m
m
m
m
mm
&
11
iB.ini
(t
x
4
v
'v.v
y
mm.
-.
it
i
x
:
s
table
was
set
with
express
your
love
and
devotion.
jC
i
.
1
F
I;
.
'
t
.
I,
,
...
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I;
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p
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f
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3'
,
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11
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p.
5
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l
1
.;
"t
.
.
W
'
'Vt
j--
ar.d
adorned
with
rs
In
a
cut
glass
vsuc
li
with
a
three-tiered
erS
neid
ln
Tacoma
this
month.
Final
plans
were
made
for
the
June
meeting
which
will
take
the
form
of
a
"bosses'
"
breakfast
with
a
special
program
being
arranged.
Th?
Breakfast
Clubbers
were
all
invited
to
the
next
mcctinc
of
the
Credit
Grantors'
Association
at
which
time
a
Du
anu
Bradstreet
film,
"Credit
Men's
Confidence
ln
Man"
will
be
shown.
Meeting
dates
have
been
changed
from
the
first
to
scconc
Saturdays
of
the
month.
The
monthly
raffle
was
won
by
Helen
Douglas.
(KSp-nKM-l
.
u
S"r-
m
j
if
Viol
I,
vri
"inn
at
the
Job's
Mother's
Day
mect-(i
a
skit
by
Heather
;ia
Bennett.
Janet
:rley
Haua.i.
Joyce
S'tiret
Oiske,
Mar-
f
-an.
Marglt
Macar-
Ure
Ritchie.
fcis
wer..
suio
bv
Bar-
accompanied
by
accordion
solos
by
duet.
Oeorglna
d
Mvrna
Kn
lit
sen
by
Mrs.
J.
C.
GU
Jlol
cl
Irrlva
Is
Prince
Rupert
Roy
Wat.;on,
L.
O.
Johnston,
R.
W.
in,
Donald.
B.
G.
Burns,
R.
Z.
McAdams,
J.
C.
Ilamm,
C.
Cowa.i,
N.
H.
Landahl,
D.
A.
Sturdy,
R.
M
Al.lscr.
Mrs.
M.
Hopkhis,
Pat
Gubbias
and
D.
K.
Fernslde,
Van-souVi..
;
K.
Maclsen"
and
M.
Knight.
Kcmano;
Max
McAra,
I'
duet
by
Judv
L'.ovd
pi
accompanied
bv
W,,ES15F
L5A7E
1
ri
VOU'WE
P'GHT-vme
I
I
THEV
WORK
SO
HARD
FOC
US
)
vou'RE
J-
LITTLE
bCXJLS
AND
v
(
PROMISED
TO
CHERISH
I
ClTSCNUVajRSlMm.EttJTVTO
J"-m1r:
RIGHT
u
TM.i.
SHOULD
BE
TPEASUREDj
L
V-L
THEM
RIGHjy
yyu
WHEN
WE
OI'-TTCAT
TOETH
J
NUUTUED
LIKE
T
MARRlEO
THEM
7
(
vJVnDnIsS
AND
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Gl
.
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I
I
:
and
piano
and
Bub
Mitchell
and
I'll
sweater,
made
by
irs,
H.
Mork
caigary;
Esther
Pederson.
Sao-
katoon:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
SwaffielJ,
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