Prince
Rucert
Daily
Nsws
Wednesday,
May
27,
1953
Mrs.
McBroom
New
President
Of
Women's
Curling
Club
Mrs.
Allen
McBroom
was
elec-1
bonsple!
and
their
operation
of
ithleen
Willa
Smith
Married
First
Presbyterian
Churcli
'-v-iti
fVf
.
V
ted
as
president
of
the
Prince
,
the
club
house
canteen.
,
R.m.rt.
Wnmpn'.
fnrl'
rinh
t
"
was
aeciaea
mat,
imuier
white
Swiss
silk
lace
forming
aHiidema
of
Vancouver
wore
a
gracious
chapel
train.
The
mold-1
full
length
strapless
gown
of
ed
bodice
of
lace
with
Peter
Pan
pink
net
over
taffeta,
with
ny-
laoDlicatlons
for
membership
will
,ttv
rhoral
wedding
took
it
Fi''st
Presbyterian
I
Vhcn
Kathleen
Willa
im
liter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
its
annual
meeting.
-
t.
arm
.
I.
r'
collar
and
fitted
pointed
sleeves
,
season.
Other
officers'
named
were
Mrs.
William
Anderson,
vice-
;-nitll
01
Oil
Is
...
i
.
.
president;
Miss
Jean
Ramsay,;
secretary;
Mrs.
Roy
Brown,
treas-
j
urer;
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
Smith,
Mrs.1
Gordon
Bateman,
Mrs.
John
'
Waklev,
Mrs.
Ray
Wilkins,
Mrs
Ion
stole,
headdress
of
match-1
ing
bandeau
of
flowers
and
shoulder
length
veiling.
She
carried
a
bouquet
of
Kokoma
,
carnations.
Bridesmaid
Miss
Maureen
Lancaster
of
Terrace,
cousin
ol
the
bride,
wore
a
full
length
strapless
gown
of
yellow
net
I
..
vr.,
..
C3
ran
oey;
Ms.
emphasized
the
billowing,
bouffant
skirt.
A
tiara
of
seed
pearls
held
her
full
length
veil
of
illusion
silk
veiling.
Only
ornament
worn
by
the
bride
was
a
necklace
of
pearls,
gift
of
the
groom.
She
carried
i
bouquet
of
pink
Rapture
and
white
Ophelia
roses.
Maid-of-honor
Miss
Louise
raw
,rlnic
tne
Drmc
ui
ivua.iu
1
u;iiier,
FE.
RCAF,
son
,,id
Mrs.
J.
L.
Lasnier
,ntr-al.
Rev.
Dr.
A.
E.
officiated.
in
marriage
by
her
Hv
bride
wore
an
ex-uown
of
blush
pink
satin
hi,
li
was
nylon
tulle
and
k,nget'
xfclk
Veep
t-r"
f
-rnation.
..,.ioa
.
imi
use
,
...wpt
:
Harold
Thom
and
Mrs.
Barney
Eyolfson,
directors.
Members
reviewed"
a
successful
year
In
both
their
curling
competitions
climaxed
by
the
.
.urefnB0
tWe
paotry
c
Veep
,-lts-3U"
.
lor
o-'J
-
Carn3""n
I.'
I
"".iK'
,..,
tl
.r
VOW
,
fresh
Gir
Nellie
Glock
Is
Busy
over
yellow
taffeta,
with
nylon
stole.
Her
headdress
was
of
.
matching
bandeau
and
shoulder
!
length
veiling.
She
carried
a
bouquet
of
Kokoma
carnations.
Mr.
David
A.
Smith,
brother
of
the
bride,
was
best
man,
while
ushers
were
Mr.
Robert
E.
Smith,-
brother
of
the
bride,
Mr.
David
Waterman
and
Mr.
Bruce
ndVie0
long,"-
.
ttt1-'-
s
Graduation
Exercises
MJtfN,
NR
AP)
Nellie
Olock
Is
valedictorian
of
Alsen
FOR
A
LASTING
SHINE
'.vtEST
During
their
lactation
period,
,
which
usually
lasts
seven
to
ten
'
months,
average
milk
goats
pro-
j
duce
two
to
four
quarts
of
milk
daily,
or
sufficient
for
most
families.
'
atioo-
Car"'
get
..,
lust
OIK
.nl
VI"
school-
.
.re
MRS.
ML'RIEL
McQUEEN
FERGLSSON,
54,
of
Frederic-ton
was
"almost
stunned"
when
told
of
her
appointment
to
the
Senate.
She
said
the
appointment
was
a
conse-ouence
of
her
activities
for
recognition
of
women
in
public
and
professional
life
Born
at
Shediac,
N.B.,
she
practised
law
at
Grand
Falls,
N.B.,
from
1935
to
1943.
For
four
years
she
was
enforcement
counsel
for
the
Wartime
Prices
and
Trade
Board.
Wf
Bear
v
illi
Ciloi
K
is
ai.so
unoiuciaiiy
me
class
siuu.mi.oi
mn.
,
olix
k
is
the
only
graduate
of
Alsen
high
this
year.
i-a
v.--
.,,
......ill
Mills.
Organist
was
Mr.
Henry
Plnym,
and
during
the
signing
of
the
register
the
choir
sang
"O
Perfect
Love."
A
reception
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mis.
J.
R.
Mitchell,
2150
nvenlion
Delegates
Told
Atlin
Avenue,
and
guests
were
received
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
J
ueen
Patron
of
IODE
Smith
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
Mitchell,
i
10NTON
d1
Queen
fcilza-
'
stimulant
to
tne
worK
or
nil
-
....
menihers
nf
the
nrripr.
pnnhlinp
the
bride's
mother
wearing
n
cocktail
dress
of
navy
blue.
Toast
to
the
bride
was
proposed
by
Mr.
Fred
J.
Conrad.
Mrs.
James
Simpson
and
Mrs.
kn.
hcr'O
lie
DULIUll
ui
uic
o
them
to
"wear
their
badges
with
Order
Daughters
of
T3RAND
I
l
.
x
'
A
more
pride."
8.
D.
Johnston
presided
at
the
FINEST
iipire.
Thf
mtlR
nrwnt
172
f)SH
VI
(in
meiit
was
made
.
educational
project's
during
,
daintily-decorated
tea
table
and
announce
5
EVADG9ATE0
tea
yM
i..iti
s
John
H.
t'hipman
oi
M52-53.
It
was
shown
In
a
re-
;...
.
,
of
t
nnrt
port
tn
to
thP
the
mpptini-
meeting.
Cross,
Joan
Cross,
Agnes
Smith,
nutmmu
present
I
.
,
Joan
Smith.
Joan
Croxford,
as-
I
11
I
li
can
vy
jSi'fjnaiifei
In
order
that
voters
In
coming
elections
may
be
correctly
Informed
on
the
various
issues
and
party
lines,
The
Daily
News
requires
that
all
political
advertisements
submitted
for
acceptance
must
bear
Identification
of
the
advertiser,
either
by
name
of
party
or
name
of
candidate.
The
Karakul
sheep
Is
a
fur-producing
breed,
its
most
important
product
being
the
pelt
!
of
the
lamb,
which
Is
killed
and
I
skinned
before
it
is
24
hours
old
,DE.
at
the
vsol
national
mrs.
u.
m.
ru
i,
EistPCj
by
Mr.
Kenneth
Johnston
,n
here.
national
educational
secretary,
,
and
Mr
David
Waterman,
and
....
i
isnlrl
SlSfl
443.30
of
the
amount
I
.
n
.
i
.u
iic'.'ice
was
receiveu
iium
-
.
'mis.
jr.
m.
rvuy
anist-cu
in
mr
.,iri
secretary.
It
said;
icv'"chku
i
""
cutting
of
the
wedding
oar.e.
"
"
..
.
...
'vlnplnl
ih9ntir
"thp
nrirpst.
In
I
.
.
.
.
M
iic
ty
the
Queen
is
gra-
'
'
,
"
7,
A
honeymoon
trip
by
motor
IN
THE
BRIGHT
RED
FOIL.
PACKAGE
ORANGE
PEKOE
pleased
to
grant
her
,
'c
"
'
'
through
the
Interior
of
B.C.
will
.,.
to
the
IODE."
Mrs.
Martin
said
$41.739
08
was
be
takcn
by
tne
newiyweds
af-
J'
Advertising
in
the
Daily
News
Brings
Results
....
.
.1
i
.
i-
i
i
i
i...
tin
snent
iinunr
nn
on
1514
in
a
schools
sitiiuiin
by
iiv
618
Din
er
which
thev
will
go
to
Comox,
mian
said
tne
pairon-
,",.".
where
the
groom
Is
stationed
(Jueen
would
be
aicnaPlers
,ur
l
lie
to
insure
highest
quality
fur.
ADDS
ZEST
calendars,
magazines
and
other
Wtn
the
RCAF.
supplies.
j
The
brjde
was
born
an(j
edu.
Total
used
for
students
wasCated
in
Prince
Rupert.
She
$88,795.98
including
scholarships,
!
joined
the
Women's
Division
of
bursaries,
monetary
assistance
the
RCAF
and
was
stationed
In
and
prizes.
Rockcliffe,
Ontario.
The
groom
mr-
Biu
PRI7F
rm.r,
i
noi
ist
was
Dorn
'n
Toronto
and
joined
th
ppait
In
1U9
nuiine
the
for
the
three
B's.
(It)
7
p
m.,
to
all
sorts
of
(124)
,
I
Pri7f.alvlnff
Increased
last
'
u
t
.w
o'hall
Wednesday,
ry
vs.
C
Y.O.
ip
three
B's
wiM
i
o
o
war
years
lie
wtia
wiiii
uic
itui
m
appear
year
when
3.994
prizes
were
pre-
AUantic
squadron.
dt)
sented,
1,773
of
which
were
books
u'.tt'h
foi
them
dishes
'i
to
students,"
saia
Mrs.
wiarun.
a.?
a
date,
don't
be
.late
,
Last
year
848
students,
128
of
m
F
Stone's
S,urplus
Stock
wnom
came
from
homes
of
ex-See
our
ad
on
page
5.
It
l
!
service
personnel,
were
helred
...
things
done
with
the
,
by
the
order
H':ir
Arnold
Webster
over;
(It)
it
t
k
.
r
jt
if-V1
i
,
t.
r
'"Si
I
V.A
41
t
1j.
'
6
10
tonif-'ht.
ft
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
Phcno
Blue
593
,lt
Lake
Ferry
running
Hniiday.
Leaves
Cow
Bay
!
f
very
hour
from
11
a.m.
(It)
mil
further
notice
in
this
.n.
I
ri'M'et
to
inform
cus-rs
the
!()dern
Beauty
Shop
ELECTRIC
COOKING
YOU
CAN
THANK
B.C.
FORESTS
FOR
THESE
BREATHTAKING
FABRICS
FOR
YOU
AMD
YOUR
HOWE
Tlicy
all
started
right
here
in
our
B.C.
Forests
...
in
the
great
stands
of
spruee
and
lienilo
k
entrusted
to
Colunihia
Cellulose
at
Prime
Hiiper't.
Pulp
produced
here
will
soon
he
sent
direet
to
our
new
Edmonton
plant
for
the
production
of
these
wonderful
acetate
yams
in
Western
Canada.
r
closed
due
to
illness.
M
;eii.
proprietor.
(125)
IMS'
I'KLAL
PUSHERS
j!1
aees
f".im
little
gills
ii
lii'roftii-ups.
Now
in
stock
v.i:',.i'.e's
I)c,)urlment
Store.
(124)
".EN!
It
starts
Friday
morn-
takes
core
of
the
job
even
when
you're
out
of
the
kitchen!
Wai.
F.
Stone's
Surplus
Salf
Quality
men's
cloth-it
prices
you
like
to
pay.
inir
ad
on
pane
5.
(H)
(1
JjL
j
L
-
ru
1
is
Week
U
1
p.m.
on
Thursday,
May
ihp
animal
Inspection
of
Cartels
will
be
made
at
the
litill
Halt.
Trophies
will
awarded
to
oiitstandinit
I'K.
lii-rrcshments
served,
"one
welcome.
Soon
,
these
yarns
will
he
rolling
to
Canadian
fabric
mills
...
and
Columbia
Cellulose
will
become
an
important'
factor
in
suppling
the
textile
market
in
this
country.
,
COMPANY
LIMITED
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Chemical
Cellulose
...,,...
I.I
J.
A
.sl,si,li,.rv
,.
Cno.hmi
Ull'.A
meeting
Thursday,
8
K
Oildfellows
Hall.
IT'S
FAST!
Completely
insulated
oven
speeds
the
cooking.
Heat
is
applied
directly
to
bottom
of
surface
utensils.
IT'S
AUTOMATIC!
Slip
a
meal
in
the
oven,
set
timer
and
temperature
controls.
Your
electric
cooker
will
cook
to
nicety,
turn
itself
off
when
the
job's
done.
t
'
?
X
,
ii
IT'S
ACCURATE!
Every
switch
setting
gives
same
amount
of
heat
every
time.
No
fluctuation.
U'j
CLEAN!
No
combustion.
No
soot.
No
grime.
And
no
waste
heat.
Kitchen
walls
nd
curtains
stay
cleaner.
HEAR
ALD.
KAY
SMITH
IT'S
ECONOMICAL,
too,
and
REALLY
MODERN!
Average
cost
of
electricity
for
medium
sized
family,
using
electric
etc.
runs
to
about
$2.00
.
week,
l.lectr.c
range,
water
heater,
lights,
cooking
is
modern
cooking
at
its
cleanest,
easiest
best.
over
the
nw
models
today
.
.
Set
CFPR
6:00
p.m.
THURSDAY
May
28th
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