Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday.
May
15,
1954
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Successful
Festival
Terry
Keanc
and
Emma
Wcb-
The
adjudicator
gave
this
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LINZEY.
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,
,
ate
in
a
crcan
nccs
are
you
have.
,nuiries
and
there's
find
out
about
you.
iv
rcoimt
in
the
city?
"reliant
will
want
to
1
nr
nwn
vnlir
ihcre
you're
employ-
vknown
to
you,
your
l-ted
Bureau
is
an
old
It
to
Ii;03
wncn
rhants.
fed
up
with
ti,
pooled
the
lii-their
non-paying
mutual
Diotectlon.
Mutual
Communicn-
by
the
way,
is
sun
lumped
the
Atlantic
1,
1835.
Today,
In
the
United
States,
:oou
business
coll
Kill
ated
with
credit
ho
then
depend
on
is
mitli
their
more
0
case
histories)
to
1"
or
"go"
sign.
1
about
your
paying
ir
bad.
nunes
to
the
its
affiliated
mcr-often
the
bureau
afield
to
get
the
background.
This
is
ique
coupon
system.
if
in
value
from
50
help
defray
Initial
ipons
are
recognized
member
bureaus
monthly
through
learine
house.
bad
debts
is
one
of
jobs,
but
not
the
int.
Setting
people
Important.
Say
a
p
to
their
necks
in
fd
credit
and
see
no
11
it
is
recoinmcnd-
rll
at
the
Credit
Page
1)
Pat
Paulsen's
portrayal
of
Hopwood's
daughter,
Mary,
was
a
good
consistent
performance
and
Bruce
McCall'g
interpretation
of
Johnny,
Mary's
boy
friend
was
excellent.
Mrs.
Doreen
McCall
was
director
and
Wilfred
Toop
stage
manager.
-
i
"Mirror
To
Elizabeth"
was
the
second
play,
a
drama
about
Queen
Elizabeth
I
and
her
cour;,
in
the
days
of
the
threat
to
England
of
the
Spanish
Armada.
Mr.
Dobbie
termed
it
a
creditable
performance
of
a
difficult
play.
In
both
this
and
the
first
play
he
praised
costumes
and
stage
set.
The
Elizabethan
play,
he
said,
depended
for
its
success
on
a
definite
style
of
acting,
and
particularly
the
dialogue
tecn-nique.
The
pseudo
16th
century
dlaloeue
naif
nol
oeen
mastered
by
the
players.
Womci
comprised
the
entire
cast,
with
the
exception
of
a
page
boy,
and
the
adjudicator
said
that
the
director
should
have
placed
more
emphasis
on
the
differences
in
character
of
the
women,
to
establish
their
Individuality
for
the
audience.
Barbara
Giraud
as
the
queen
gave
a
compelling
performance,
he
said.
Rhoda
Redell,
Lorna
Mclvin,
Bonnie
McCall
and
Ehtna
O'Hanlon,
all
ladies
of
the
court,
gave
well-styled
performances.
former
fc3ithnfj
$3aclt
jor
Uiiit
Spending
a
two-week
visit
at'
the
home
of
'
their
son,
bank
manager
Ron
Allen,
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Denny
Allen
of
Victoria.
who
arrived
here
Wednesday
aboard
the
SS
Prince
RiiDert
Long
time
Prince
Rupert
residents,
before
moving
to
Victoria
.five
-
years
ago,
-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.......
Allen
plan
to
return
south
at
the
'
end
of
the
month.
,
j
I
cu..,...g
OTe,
reaoers
Cof
h
for
old
gold
Bulger's
!
Mc
Moose
Whist
Drive,
Saturday
!8
p
m
1114)
Hear
Arthur
T.alnft,
B
C.
f.l'o'
pral
f
inrlnr
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t
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T,.n
o
PKtUlCTING
a
quick
demise
for
the
currently
popular
toreador
pants
(because
few
women,
including
movie
stars
have
the
figure
for
them),
Hollywood
designer
Renie
prescribes
the
looser,
more-flattering
lines
of
the
harem
trousers.
Actress
Elaine
Stewart,
who
wears
Renie's-
harem
pants
(left)
In
"The
Adventures
of
Hajji
Baba,"
disputes
the
designer's
theory
by
cutting
a
mighty
cute
figure
in
the
tight
toreador
style
(right)
u
marns,
Marilyn
Farmer
70,
i
Tayte
McNeicc
75,
Donna
Beck-
:
er
70,
Ken
McKinnon
72.
KKSl
LI
S
i
Choral
x-Jkliie.
(Oracle
land
2)
Borden
Street
school
66;
Annuncia-
I
tlon.
82;
Conrad
St.
80.
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ft
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Allen
Cazes
!
64.
David
Allen
64.
Donald
Gratham
'
76.
Paddy
Greene
78.
1
Kloi'Utliin
(Grade
2)
Hutrh
Tucker
32.
Irene
SnibtM
72.
Adrlenne
Rtid
8.
Donald
McNeil
66
Folk
d.iiKhi(
Annunciation
school
88
'hi
S,
Tap
ImiiiImk
Doreen
Al-
1
bert
82.
Clam
4
llraina
Terrace
Clvl:
;
Centre
Drama
Assoclntlon.
"Pacific
Coast
Tragedy"
production
220
(of
,
a
possible
3001.
Allan
McCall,
70.
Barbara
Olraud
75,
Pat
Paulsen
85.
,
Aaran
Haaland,
70.
Bruce
McCall
83
Terrace
Civic
Centre
Drama
"Mi--
i
ror
To
Elizabeth'
Production
20S.
Rhoda
Redell
70,
Lome
Melvln
65.
B'-nnle
McCall
70
Terry
Kesne
75.
Ehtna
O'Hanlon
66.
Emma
Webber
Vtt,
Barbara
Uiraud
(the
Wueen
80,
Master
Webber
78.
i
Terrace
Woman
Wins
$500
Prize!
For
sending
in
a
winning
name
for
a
Scottie
dog
to
a
Canada-
J
wide
contest
sponsored
by'
Swift's
Canadian
Comoanv.
Mrs.
I
M.
Hodges
of
Terrace
will
re-
j
ceive
a
cheque
for
$500.
I
The
money
represents
second
;
prize
in
the
nation-wide
dog
food
contest.
!
a
in
fie
ej
CHOP
SUEY
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CHOW
MEIN
"
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Ordcrt
Phone
V
VANCOUVER
5
Hours
$44.85
One
Way
Phone
795
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215
Second
si.
Phone
bit)
Valerie
Dcarden
as
Konir
Rne
took
her
part
very
well
the
adjudicator
told
her.
Her
gestures
were
graceful
and
she
charmed
the
audience
with
her
delightful
personality
and
lovely
laugh.
Donna
Doutzlas
as
thP
darln
gave
a
firm
performance.
Mr.
Dobbie
said,
and
Joanne
Prockter
as
Chang
handled
the
emotional
scenes
very
nicely.
The
play
received
85
mark.?,
Valeree
Dearden
92,
Donna
Douglas
78,
Joanne
Prockter
85.
EXCELLENT
DANCE
Mr.
Dobbie
thought
"A
Minuet
Dance"
by
Annunciation
School
excellent.
Folk
dancing
is
good
for
young
people,
he
said
as
it
tends
to
improve
their
poise.
He
added
that
the
costuming
was
very
good
and
the
foot
work
precise.
A
second
play
from
Booth
Memorial
High
School
entitled,
"The
First
Dress
Suit"
was
a
poor
type
of
play,
more
suited
for
radio
than
the
stage
Mr.
Dobbie
said.
The
better
written
a
play
is
the
more
one
can
do
with
it.
A
poor
play
is
a
constant
struggle,
he
said.
The
director
did
very
well,
and
the
actors
gave
good
performances,
especially,
considering
the
material
wun
wnicn
tney
had
to
work.
Many
Attend
Eastern
Star
Annual
Tea,
Sale
.
The
Masonic
Hall
in
Prince
'
Rupert
was
the
scene
Thursday
j
'
afternoon
of
the
annual
spring
tea
and
sale
sponsored
by
the
Order
of
the
Eastern
Star.
Lovely
spring
flowers
set
the
1
decorative
theme
for
the
sue-'
cessfui
event
at
which
Worthy
Matron
Mrs.
It.
Parent
received
the
many
guests.
A
beautiful
bouauet.
nf
stories
'
and
tulips,
with
tall
pink
tapers
j
on
a
nand-c
rocheted
cloth
centred
the
scrvine
table
whiip
small
sprays
of
bluebells
graced
'
tne
tea
tables.
Mrs.
T.
H.
Wilford
wan
ircncrnl
convener
of
the
affair
at
which
Mrs.
T.
J.
Boulter,
Mrs.
E.
J.
i
Smith,
Mrs.
W.
D.
Vance
and
;
Mrs.
J.
Alexander
poured
tea.
i
Featured
were
sales
of
novel-
i
ties,
home
cooking
nd
candy,
i
Mri.
R.
Cameron,
Mrs.
A.
Mit-
!
chell.
Mrs.
J.
H
JpffHoo
Mrs.
A.
J.
Dominate
weri
in
charge
of
the
novelty
booth.
Selling
home
cooking
were
Mrs.
E.
Saunders,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Eastwood,
Mrs.
G.
Murray
and,
Mrs.
W.
White
while
at
the
candv
stall
were
Mrs.
D.
Knstmnnson
and
Mrs.
E.
M.
Forbes.
The
tea
room
committee
In-eluded
Mrs.
P.
Berg,
Mrs.
W.
Wasyk,
Mrs.
J.
Mussalem.
Mrs.
E.
Turner,
Mrs.
A.
Rosenhurgh.
Mrs.
W.
E.
Halliwell,
Mrs.
J.
Mc-
:
Lcod,
Lcoa,
Mrs.
Mrs.
A.
a.
Kr'stmanson
rr'stmanson
and
and
i
Mrs
,
McGregor
.In
charge
of
i
.
i
ruiumry
arraiiEements
were
Mrs
N
McKav
Mrs
A
P
Craw
ley.
Mrs
D
Main
and
Mrs
C
.
,
tsresnin.
1
....
t
w
o
i.;
a.
.
iti.
ojji.iiv.ci
v,
as
cnsiiiKr
and
Mrs.
M.
Rhodes-
was
-
in
chnrgp
nf
riernrntlnns
&cr,
aiso
laain
of
the
court,
were
particularly
good
with
nice
authority
and
poise.
Mister
Webber
also
won
plaudits
for
his
portrayal
of
the
page.
Ernest
Nordquist
was
director
and
Wilfred
Toop
stage
manager.
GOOD
SHOWMANSHIP
The
young
lap
dancer,
Doreen
Albert,
in
her
dance
clog,
showed
surprising
showmanship
in
one
so
young,
said
Mr.
Dobbie.
She
had
achieved
good
rhythm
with
a
few
lapses
and
good
technique.
The
youngster's
dance
was
cut
off
at
mid-point
when
someone
behind
stage
accidentally
unplugged
the
record
player,
but
Doreen,
after
a
dash
olf
stage,
returned
for
a
pretty
curtsy
and
dance-stepped
off
stage.
Friday
morning
was
devoted
to
choral
speaking
and
elocution.
Three
Grade
1
and
2
groups
In
choral
speaking
gave
delightful
performances.
"Little
Black
Sambo"
by
Borden
St.
School
was
nicely
done,
Mr.
Dobbie
said
and
their
interpretation
highly
Imaginative.
"Hi
d
I
n
g"
by
Annunciation
School
had
unusual
sweetness
of
tone,
with
sad
tonal
suggestions.
Interpretation
was
excellent,
projection
good,
the
adjudicator
said.
"Choosing
Shoes"
by
Conrad
St.
School
had
nice
strong
tones,
the
diction
was
precise
and
clear.
It
was
beautifully
projected.
Elocution
se.'cciii
ns
by
four
contestants
in
Grade
0
were
presented
very
well,
with
forceful
elocution.
Mr.
Dobbie
said.
The
stories
could
have
been
taken
a
liule
slower-
Projection
was
good
and
dicNon
for
the
most
part
excellent,
There
followed
four
elocution
classes
by
Grade
2
pupils.
Mr.
Dobbie
said
11,
was
rnce
to
see
such
young
children,
having
;;o
much
confidence
and
talent.
Their
.......
diction
clca
uii-wui,
was
vao
very
iti
J
rlenne
Reid
led
the
elocution
,ciasc
with
the
high
mark
of
P8
Certificates
"""caies
were
wtre
piuiea
picked
up
up
at
ai
the
awards
table.
The
Awards
Committee
consists
of
Mrs.
F.
E.
Anficld
one'
Sister
Mary
Lawrence.
Mrs.
C.
Ham
and
Mi's.
N.
Youngs,
Mrs.
F.
E.
Anfiela
and
Mis.
Joan
Cross.
Adjudicator's
clerks
wore
Mrs.
R.
G.
Large
and
Mrs.
Earl
Becker.
Hfll-KNOWH
PI.V
A
beautiful
Chinese
nlav
st3(r-
!
t(j
Dy
the
Booth
Memorial
Junior
urama
uiud
was
the
first
item
on
the
afternoon
program.
The
;
--
Chang,
htnasome
secretary
to
t
he
mandnrin.
The
niandnrin
--
lorolas
"le
marriage,
as
ne
nas
promised
his
daughter's
hand
In
o
von
.......
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nlHnv
m
n
pV,
.nl
v-"
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The
I
ni
ad
aninn
indicator
ptnr
f-,r.n,rl.t
thnusht
th
-
-
direction
very
good
and
capably
li
uiuitu.
Joyce
Hilda
Tattersall
Wed
to
Louis
Giordano
The
rainbow-like
hues
of
her
of
aqua
stamped
taffeta
with
attendants'
gowns
formed
a
navy
accessories,
while
the
pretty
full
for
the
traditional
groom's
mother
was
gowned
in
White
WOrn
bv
one
of
Prlnri.
e,,.o
...i.i.
...v.,..
Fast
Passenger
and
Freight
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
(All
times
Daylight
Saving)
To
Vancouver
Friday
and
Sunday
8:00
p.m.
To
Kitimat
Friday
8:00
p.m.
To
Kemano
Sunday
8:00
p.m.
To
Stewart,
Alice
Arm
Saturday
6:00
a.m.
To
.M.isset
and
North
Queen
Charlottes
Thursday
6:00
a.m.;
May
6,
20,
and
June
3.
To
South
Queen
Charlottes-May
13,
27
and
June
10.
Pagsenger
Reservations
Freight
Bookings
LES
SMITH
Piiiii.e
Ruptit
Agent
jut
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
serving
B.C.
since
1889
tee
013
h
3.39'75-:
'
Easy
Terms
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Phone
46
TO
cessories.
Both
wore
pink
and
white
carnations
en
corsaee
Mr.
John
Thomnson
was
man
ter
of
ceremonies,
proposing
the
t..
.k
k,i;.r::Z,:
Ruperts
loveliest
misses,
Joyce
;
Hilda
Tattersall.
when
she
he
came
the
bride
of
Louis
Arthur
Giordano.
ti,
hri,i
...
,
,,,
T
"'""
:
Miss
Prince
Rupert
and
Miss
Northern
B.C.
n
1950
Is
rim-h.
oi.u
i
cauii:B
Mrs.
Alien
saia
or
ner
visit
here
.'
congratulatory
telegrams
f
oin
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Allen
moved
to
j
friends
and
re
at
ves
In
Km,ii,nHiPi.i
o
i
--
-
-
-
-
.ihiuMu
M
uuci
v
p
i
lilt;
JT
J
I
JSt
ter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leslie
Tat-
j
and
various
points
in
Canada.
!
World
War,
and
for
years
Mr
tersall.
738
Taylor
Street,
and!
Serving
refreshments
w
e
re
!
Allen
was
emploved
fit
the
Can-thc
groori
is
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
j
Miss
Shirley
Haugan.
Miss
Fran-
t
adian
National
dry-dock
O.
UiUIUill
O
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f
ICC
KIIIV'IT
discuss
their
prob-
i
formerly
of
Kelowna.
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no'-
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Ultor.'
consent,
the
.h.h-
ffl
o'
the
annunciation
Wednesday
off
the
creditors
on
;
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uuin,
muring
nve
Maria.'
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you
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wmii
in
mill
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iniif
;:v
nr'
lurmng?
How
)
father,
the
rnmnnt
hri,u
!
ywho
delivers
your
;
hoantirni
m
.
i
lies
doing
it
.
'
on
et.
with
strapless
bodice
of
lace
xh
and
telephone
;
i
and
skirt
pf
deep
lace
points
over
!
"A
t
In
fact,
credit
.no,.
A
,are
m.kH
with
stand-up
i
ndian
community
I,
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j
in
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'
ui7)jpl!iy
"Romance
of
the
Willow
I
Pattern,"
Is
a
well
known
and
Lic.n
iJidlrs
Anxlllnrv
Vic-:
highly
imaginative
piny,
verv
tor
a
Dr.n"e.
Mnv
21.
I.rirlrn
A.
id-1
npt
material
for
a
Junior
Drama
Mnrium.
Music
by
Jnke's
Rhvth
n
club,
Mr.
Dobbie
said.
Kins.
Rnf-eshmcnts
sold.
M-
Koong
See,
daughter
of
a
mission
$1.00.
(Ki
1
mndar
n
wis
a
beautiful,
mvth-
m
rnjMi
i?,.io,,
:
leal
Chinese
mrlrien
in
love
Willi
2
lor
every
man
J,xd
the
gown
H
Uce
mid.
Paying
hnblU
-h
iiici
(.
irn
are
Interest.
;by
and
rhlnMtn.
n.
'learned
that
on
,.,usfj,a
f.Ii
ahethnn
cr,
...h
examination
of
she
carrlcd
a
of
j
'
Pay
their
bills
rm
1
irceni
make
pay-1
...
j
.
dr-
Attendants
were
M.!
Beth
Asiona,
miss
Madeline
Youne-
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if
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,
,
-
ELLIS
man
and
young
Carol
Hewer,
niece
of
the
groom.
A
nialri
nf
hnnnr
Ki.
Act..ln
v.
,.'..
,
r.lu,
,a
worc
a
charming
ballerina
length
COWn
of
turntinlsp
...
nnt
nvpr
In.
'
-
-
-
lu,,,,,
oi.iatiu:.-v)
uuvin
c
and
graceful
net
stole.
Miss
Yrjunemnn
was
brlrie:mniri
In
a
pink
gown,
styled
similarly
to
,hat
of
the
mttltl
of
nonor-
and
Carol
Carol
was
was
flower
flower
Girl
girl
In
In
a
a
nrettv
pretty
!!..
fwk
fwk
of
of
n
pink
'
Ilk
nv
nylon
,
nn
nc
net
.
u'
with
....
Ih
krt
lace.
i
1
'
AJ1
AJ1
.11
...
three
three
wore
wore
i
ha
halos
,
os
of
of
net.
net
and
and
:
flowers
en
tone.
Tjic
two
senior
nttendnnts
enrrled
RDrnvs
of
pink
roses
while
the
flower
girl
carried
a
colonial
bounuet
of
pink
carnations
centred
with
a
rose
of
r
w
A
K
with
Food
.
K
,
.
,.,.,
,ju,
,
6"turtBV.
Bannn
Chooolite
iiL-
.ith
Drv.onn
rKrtir,i
i.
i
,ui.c
iv
-
i
Ing,
55c.
Have
you
tried
oiir
Wholewhcnt.
ralsiit
nut
m-i"(n-j
rv.
,
.
r
-
,...
lkiii
i
loige-
1,0-op
unricnca
u-
.
.
un...
1
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1.
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i-Mii
v,,ur
ui"st
uiiv,
nsK
Itir
11
by
name
at
your
grocers.
(113)
Srlt
arr
i-Ke
like
i-crrv
Forrv
everv
every
Pun-
nun-
day.
Weather
permitting.
Phone
....
n-.j
nen
n'.u
ao-.
111!
'I'l
VIIIS-
It
Nil.
VlilKUM
Sealed
tenders
will
be
received
by
te
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert.
I
c...
not
Inter
than
noon
on
the
7th
day
of
June.
1H54.
fnr
the
pur-rhane
of
Licence
X61H98.
to
cut
7fl,000
cubic
feet
of
Spruce,
Hem-loelc.
Cedar.
Rfll.snm.
and
otne:
spe-lles
snwlui's
on
the
area
situated
Wiinv-nlim
I'l'rt.
TTt11
(.11
vc.-3rs
will
be
allowed
lor
removal
of
timber.
Pi.rtliri;
particulars
of
the
Deputy
Minister
of
Forests,
Victoria.
B
C
or
the
District
Forester
Prince
Rupert.
B
C.
Ranger
E.
Hlady.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
(ltc)
Broadway
Cafe
.9
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
1
t)K
TAKE
OUT
OltDKKS
Phone
200
I
KETCHIKAh
deeper
pink.
Best
man
was
Mr.
Ravniond
LIS
1V1IIIIII
V.
IV!
NK
M
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r
P
lilt-
tersall,
Miss
Nellie
Bill
and
Miss
Hazel
Tweed.
Piano
music
was
provijfd
by
Mrs.
J.
Thompson
and
solus
were
sung
py
Mrs.
M.
Karasosky
and
Mr.
Peter
Richards.
Durinir
the
evenii-L'
the
hririr
I
Dresented
her
braimirt
tn
Iww
'
-
i
grandmother.-
Mrs.
.
V,.Tattcr-
roll
The
young
c0,lple
are
ntaking
!
lh(,lr
hne
Bt
774"A
sixUl
Avrnue
West
-
:
Board
Accepts
r
I
-r-
I
Ka
Rahi
h
mar
ender
for
Painting
Tnrir
nf
tisn
.nhmiitnH
h
Ronnie
Rahmer,
to
paint
the
two
swlmminj
pools,
the
bathhouses
...
,
...
...
ana
Dcncnts
ai
Mruiynioni
pniK
,
Wi)S
accepted
this
week
by
the
ti.,..i.
.
u
i
it
..
..
ai
iva
umi
u.
iiupc
was
CAirucu
-
umt
tno
woik
oe
completed
Dy
..
ri.
ni.n,m
ir,i,i
n.
j
Wt.irr!
(lint
Ihf
nuinl
hnH
alrrncl
,
been
purchased.
.
.
.
.....
.,
"c
oouru
rt.so
lias
asKeu
in
1
,.
city
engineering
department
to
.,.
,
.,
irniove
me
loys
iuiiium
i,ne
north
boundary
of
Gyro
Pur.
The
logs
were
put
there
during
the
wintertime
to
keep
cars
from
driving
onto
the
Softball
outfield.
The
move
followed
a
re
quest
by
Prince
Rupert
Little
League
association
for
usj
of
the
p;l,.k
Momlays
Tuesdays
and
j
niirsdnys.
Chnirman
Pat
ror-
man
sui
gestcd
"
'
the
logs
be
taken
'
B.V:
1"L
'
in,,,,!,,,,
nvor
them
'
t.ollowlnB
UlP
ilMwime
by
(
,,,,,,
,,r.in
i':tl
i-'ornian
Hint
one
(lf
,ho
nrts
(or
,Ue
u.nniH
)lnt
.
ones
net
warrant
ai.scarciin?.
I
fom,nlS!4lmer
B()b
Ehy
suggested
Ihitt
an
inventory
ol
park
pro-:
y
be
drrlwn
up
We
nm.,d
k
wi,,lt
rna
j
ntlI.
nniinitiipiit,
ik
In'
r.lr
l-.hv
i
said.
!
Mr.
Fonnan
stated
that
both'
nel
npprl
nn'jir
-cnliliv
i'ml
tll-il
1
a
new
ratchet
was
needed
at
the
tennis
com
U.
Commissioner
Murrfiy
asked
why
the
nets
were
not
up,
since
the
board
hud
approved
a
ino-:
ion
to
"tiMinse
a
new
nvl.in
net
at
the
last
meeting.
Commissioner
Haliittno
rrDorted
timt
prices
on
nylon
nets
had
bevn
written
for,
and
tlv.it
,HU
t
USl
would
be
"heavy
AeeordlnE
to
a
report
submit
ted
to
the
board,
th.t
rock
wall
it,
Mct'lymont
Park
hps
cost
$2,738.32,
and
has
been
reported
!
as
being
40
per
cent
completed
by
the
city
eni;incer.
Commissioner
McRne
estimated
that
this
amount
was
annroxlmatolv
54
per
cent
of
the
$5,100
allotted
for
i
he
wnrk
Pommlssioner
Mui
rnv
I
estimated
that
another
$2,500
i
would
have
to
be
added
to
the
estimates
for
work
at
the
park.
Chairman
Tat
Forman
assured
the
board
that
the
work
still
to
be
done
would
be
d.one
more
quickly
now.
Oiordano
Olordiuio,
croom.
AND
-
J
bf
sent
one
,.....!
or
two
I
',
two
and
a
half
,
''t
to
be
forced
to
tat
about
the
re-'half
of
one
per
'
e
learned,
are
the
T!r
Pay
at
all."
ol
a
bad
record.
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1
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ai
,s
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HKl.
I'lllisinulr
St
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pm.
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neiiM
8
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Yi.unir
st.
,
t-
fftl
Aritrobiis
j
-lllreen
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f:at
WriKlit.
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ntra
"1
Mr.-,
r
Wl
t-M
pi,,'
JU'Ji
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H-o.
.-Bride
HtrTt
(
oisen
(Black
oio)
f
1
1
hi:!
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ii
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f
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S'TVI..,.
.,,,
I
and
usher
Mr.
Joe
rwitH
Keul
hnii
-.
r
I
Un
.....i
wvNina
1,1
mi
1
The
hridnl
nnrtv
and
bimllv
;
were
entertained
at
a
wedding
sunp"r
at
he
home
of
the,
groom
s
hrolher-ln-law
and
sis-1
iter
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Rossi,
714
,,
i
?
rcc,"li',
'a
held
at
the
.
.
-
m.
The
bride
s
table
held
a
pretty
three-tlrr
cake,
topped
with
a
ALL
ALASKA
MONDAY
-
WEDNESDAY
-
SATURDAY
PHONE
266
Coll
ot
our
Uptown
Office
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i,..vo,
u,
V....-
,.,.,,,
V-,,,,,-
r
-
Vvv
nl,'d
bv
Ml'8-
Andrew
Thompson.
i.Flnnktnu
the
rake
were
sprays
I
1
VIS
K
.
of
smlnir
flowers
'I
i
-.
r
v
s
Vj,
.1
v
:
For
the
event,
the
brldeV
mother
chose
an
afternoon
dress
Sl'KDUN
tJl'IFT
EAST
OR
INSTEAD,
Ens.
f
-I!ev.
O.
Golcling-BIrd
explained
why
Ihe
church
bells
in
this
Surrey
district
stouued
suddenly
in
mld-pral:
"
One
of
the
boll-1
ringers
had
rheumatism."
ASPIRATION
S"
FIRESTONE
CHAMPIONS
ft
m
m
f
r
S
-
g
PHONE
400
x,6,
$4.95
P
Plus
your
old
tire
Z
"
Wr
V
SUPER
SERVICE
to
be
held
this
SUNDAY
EVENING,
MAY
16
nl
the
porr
Edward
Community
Hall
gartered
bus
will
be
leaving
Prince
Rupert
n'EXt'P
Bt
9
10
fl'"
lhe
Lutheran
Church.
MEETING
MAY
30
SALVATION
ARMY
At
the
Corner
of
Zuil
ami
2nd.
Where
the
Service
Is
2ml
to
None