I
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
April
10,
1952
SUPER-VALU
CLOSED
GOOD
FRIDAY
OPEN
EASTER
MONDAY
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DAFFODILS
We
have
10C0
dozen
Daffodils
arriving
from
Vancouver
Island
Friday
for
Saturday
sales.
To
insure
freshness,
these
blooms
are
arriving
air
express.
$3azaar
of
WJl
THE
PRICE
WILL
BE
LOW
B
smuincialion
J-lomC'Scliooi
Assn
leach
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s&itcm.tij
jnHacw
OIV
ALL
OUR
BUNCH
VEGETABLES
ARE
LARGE
ORIGINAL
BUNCHES
IcJ
iJlindlntj
1Uecir
for
a
1
1
Monthly
meeting
of
the
An-
;
nunciation
Home
and
School
Association
was
held
in
the
i
CALIFORNIA
CARROTS
linnch
A
popular
and
eagerly
awaited
1
linn
Snrinq
and
Si
event,
the
colorful
spring
bazaar!
school
last
nieht
with
President
uminer
RADISH
Crisp
Ktme'a
id
i
or
the
Ladies'
Auxiliary,
Cana-j
Walter
Laht'
in
the
chair,
dlan
Legion,
was
held
in
the
Le-
from'
Fathpr
Rayner's
report
gion
auditorium
on
Wednesday
;,he
dental
ciAic
con,mittee
in-
'
afternoon
under
the
general
:
dica,Pd
that
exccpt
for
minor
10c
10
c
10c
15c
Ifirst
snriner
fashion
show
of
the
Lnrlips
nf
GREEN
"ONIONS
launch
i.u..ciiriSiiijj
ol
Mrs.
w.
iviur-jdetallSj
the
pr0gram
is
progres-;
doeh.
of
the
Royal
Purple,
one
of
the
most
;r
Jinvvu
nf
its
kind
evpr
wirnPKsprl
in
PvmM
9
sing
favorably.
The
stalls
were
gaily
decorat
Conveners
for
the
Bake
Sal.;
WATER
CRESS
Taty
in
Halads.
CM
IV
"
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.
-
-
.
v
A
4
1111,1,
J
.jwas
presented
Wednesday
evening
in
the
Bunch
ed
with
spring
colors
and
laden
i
with
attractive
hand
made
arti-'
FIGS
FANCY
TABLE
to
be
held
May
3
are
Mrs.
M.
J.
Saunders
and
Mrs.
Evans.
To
facilitate
election
of
offi-
1.
by
the
Legion,
HOI"?
ut'iuic
a
iojjoii
uuuicnce,
cles
fashioned
ladies.
CABBAGE,
California
Lb.
Pkt.
29c
Lb.
Pkf.
49c
9c
mIHs,
all
ladies
of
the
Ml.
were
covered
ccr
at
thc
r'cxt
ee
Tne
tea
tables
p.rtlr
ana
tneir
ciwuich,
ihn
hrst
advantage
ing,
M.
J.
Saunders
and
N.
R.
brelia
donated
by
Dom'a
Department
Store,
won
by
Mrs
with
cheerful
red
and
green
checked
gingham
cloths
and
loun
-e
appoimro
a
nui.m.-
Jerry
Lemire.
J
Id.'i'tfd
ensembles
for
jjfc
and
children,
which
.
;,
f
ihe
very
essence
oi
CAKE
MIX
each
table
was
centred
with
a:al,r's
uwe.
bouquet
of
spring
flowers.
i
It
was
decided
to
finish
off
the
The
pouring
table,
presided
gym
floors
and
buy
some
addi-over,
by
Mrs.
E.
Llewellyn
and
tional
sports
equipment
for
the
Mrs.
,
Hugh
Klllin,
was
centred
I
children.
Raffle
prizes
Hamper
of
groceries
valued
at
$10,
donated
by
Overwaitea
Ltd.,
won
by
Mrs.
R.
Field;
bedroom
lamp
donated
by
Manson's,
won
by
Mrs.
Oeortr-
Little
Dipper
:
.2Ps.
I
K
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tmSmmmhtimMiMmmM
Ill
IMMI-WWTTT
and
two
large
j
Ctte
Moran;
two
roasting
chick-
daffodill
T
with
"
V
yellow
,
T
tapers
.
ens.
two
oounds
nntat
.0ih
bouquets.
After
a
short
address
of
wel-j
and
an
order
of
dill
pickles
donated
by
Chef
Lennard,
won
by
Jimefii
ECIPES
R
come
by
Auxiliary
President
Mrs.'
D.
Gome?.,
the
bazaar
was
de-:
CANNED
MEATS
and
FISH
Mrs.
Stewart.
g
Ihe
ladies'
fashion
jfal
gentlemen
model-)4f,t
in
men's
wear,
in
,
4iw
both
sides
of
the
foAiun
picture,
gc
was
saily
decorated
4g
pastel
shades
and
jjils
with
colors
of
the
p!e
evident
through-.
qfcoration
scheme.
An
;
temp
built
from
the
:nto
the
midst
of
the
jrubled
models
to
dls-costumes
to
the
best
"4
A
short
variety
program
was
cled
.ffifialIy
Pert-
CANNED
FRUITS
STRAWBERRIES,
Choice
OQp
Brimfull,
15-oz.
tin
,T
df
The
stalls
were
presided
over
MEAT
BALLS
45?.
TIN
presented
to
round
out
the
evening
with
selections
Including
VOCal
nurflhprK
nnnrnnHolo
r
as
follows:
Grand
raffle
Mrs.
R.
B.
Skin-
n"
and
Mrs-
Gilchrist
tire
Easter
season,
by
Barbara
yra
Candy
and
Easter
eggs
Mrs.
.
27c
tins
"F,..
Z
:
t,s4!)c
f?
.
23c
'
BROWNIE
TI'INS
1
square
uniweetcned
choco
late
',3
cup
shortening
2
eggs
1
cup
granulated
sugar
1
teaspoon
vanilla
extract
'!4
cup
sifted
all-purpose
flour
,2
teaspoon
salt
12
teaspoon
baking
powder
PRUNE
PLUMS
Habo3,
l.i-oz
PEACHES,
Ayfmer
Choke,
Ulicti,
15-oz.
rRUTTCOCKTAIL
22c
J.
8.
Black,
Mrs.
W.
E.
Chappie
and
Mrs.
W.
Wallace.
1
Home
cooking
Mrs.
W.
Line-!
ham
and
Mrs.
A.
Ilolbrook.
i
Fish
pond
Mrs.
W.
KothwelV
Mrs.
P.
Downing,
Mrs.
F.
Hill.
'
;the
intermission,
a
4ict
of
spring
flowers
4t-d
to
the
director
of
TIN
Teng;
pretty
Hawaiian
hula
dances
by
Ruth
Bill,
complete
with
grass
skirt
and
colorful
leis
of
real
spring
flowers.
Commentator
for
the
men's
fashion
show
was
Garnet
Hull,
who
Introduced
the
models.
THE
MODELS
Models
for
the
show
were
Mrs.
,:Mrs.
Lillian
Oerrard
32c
COLUMSIA
TUNA
-
Solid
White
Meat
TIN
tir
...
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...,i
it
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B;.rd
gracefully
ac
ryuuiiciis
mis.
r.
maiMitiu,
i
,lrt
r-oiifV,rnt
,,...,,(0
TIN
Hunt's,
15-oz.
ta
the
tribute
and
ex
Mrs.
R.
Dowson
and
Mrs.
J.
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
RiU.hi
'Melt
chocolate
and
shortening
.
"
.
toev'ther
over
hot
water.
Beat
HSESHSE1
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1l
Tf
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III
IH
ill
II
I
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T'
iif
sincerest
thanks
to
5;;
of
the
show
and
I
helped
toward
Its
Dorothy
DcBlas,
Mrs.
Marky
Aprons
mrs.
i.
Aaeiman
ano
"
...
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i
SUPER-VALU
haJ
intsrsded
to
give
away
1000
Orchids
on
Easter
Saturday.
Weather
conditions
in
Hawaii
hove
made
it
impossible
Gurvich,
Linda
Anderson,
Miss
'Mr,.
W.
Osborne.
unul
Ugn,rZ
Zh
I
Iona
Hardy,
Miss
Deshka
Peneff,'
Fancy
work-Mrs.
H.
Anderson
'
b;at;
m0
sugnaf-
;
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"
Mrs.
Peggy
PettenuZ0,
Miss
and
Mrs.
A.
Feasby.
CI
alt
and
baking
Donna
Richards,-
Mrs.
Emmy
Novelties
-Mrs.
Pearl
amis
lr
'Zix'lr
'
Oastaldihi,
Leona
Dominate,
and
Mrs.
J.
Wolstenholme.
;e'
'two
greyed
na,Ca.Ne;S(n'Mi,f
.Anne'
In
trcU?
WUh
the
pans'
ChoTwal
sponsors
were
as
i
jv
'
Dom's
Department
i
slid
purses
by
Fashion
y'Miss
M.
Barbeau.
Wend
to
have
these
urcmas
ar
a
.arer
to
obtain
these
Orchids.
Conditions
permitting,
we
"
ssj'
uc
'"'
nuts
finely
and
sprinkle
over:
Dominato,
Miss
Eloise
Lahti.
ilows:
(batter.
Bake
In
moderate
oven
fm
Scuby
Men
mullein
were
narvpv
Berviteurs
Mrs.
a.
jsu'iravit?.
,orrt
.
,
r-.,.
h
Wntt.
JU
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...
.
.
.
'sou
r.i
uuuui
"m
j
-
ucai,
ciry
imire
ana
jtiaroia
Mrs.
&isie
Anaerson,
Mrs.
n.
inln
coinrna
wiHa
warm
rartrl
rp-
Windt.
i
Carpenter.
Mrs.
J.
Andrews.
Mrs.;
,
,w
,.,J.
mvm
rby
Manson's.
Following
the
fashion
show,
H.
Sparks
and
Mrs.
B.
Bitterman.
32
squrtres'
EGGS
FARM
FRESH
GRADE
A
LARGE
p
s
by
Howard
Powell
;
tea
was
served
to
all
Dresent
hv
Kitchen
Mrs.
G.
V.
Hanley
5
1;
auty
Salon
Mis.
A.
J.
Croxford.
Mrs.
W.
Wallace,
Mrs.
M.
Field,
Mrs.
S.
Chater
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
Griffiths.
Cashierj-Mrs.
R.
S.
Scherk.
William
Stewart,
Arthur
Jones,
T.
V.
Murald
and
Mary
Ross,
Other
raffle
winners
were:
tne
men
or
the
Elks.
Accompaniments
were
provided
on
the
piano
throughout
both
the
fashion
shows
and
the
program
by
Dyke
McMillan.
FROZEN
FOODS
ICE
CREAM
OQc
Pint
Carton
J
ICE-CREAM
CC
Quart
Ca'lon
W
orangeIuice
25c
Frozen
Tin
AtV
FROZEN
WAFFLES
Qn
e
in
m
rat.
ritty
Rupert
Florist.
fcy
Van
Meer
8tudio.
Offrard
also
acknowledg-itift.s
and
material
help
'f.vaitea
Limited
Che!
TEA
and
COFFEE
DELUX
TEA
BAGS
$-f
.25
DELUX
TEA
BAGS
79c
eo'i,
pfct
I
KADANA
TEA
BAGS
OQc
Made
by
Nabom,
30's
"W
RHONDA
COFFEE
QJo
Pached
by
Nat
b
....
LB.
it
Mrs.
J.
F.
Dennine
and
Mrs.
'surmise
box,
Mrs.
H.
A.
Dodd;
49c
Cartoned
Dore"
,
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W.
Oomcz
acted
as
babv
sitters
table.
Mrs.
Ivv
Halliwell;
towel,'
The
committee
in
charge
of
If
Gordon
&
Anderson
i
the
show
r.iice
Rupert
General
I
consisted
under
Mrs.
Gerrard,
of
Mrs.
Elise
Hull,
for
the
children
of
the
ladies
Miss
Eileen
Ermolf;
table
clot.i,
who
worked
at
the
bazaar.
Mrs.
M.
Sawkaf
chesterfield
set.
RAfFLC
WINNEHS
i
Mrs.
J.
Hardin;
apples,
Mrs.
Grand
raffle
winners
were
Helen
Tweid;
chicken,
Mrs.
L.
Joanna
Postdate,
EUiet
Yagci.
Dicron;
coohifi,
Pearl
Giilis.
Specicffy
Packed
Fn-
Super-Valu
Mrs.
Anne
Dominato
and
Mrs.
Pat
Ward.
shfv,
was
opened
by
;
&
commentator
Mrs.
fuclel.
ho
remarked
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Vif
M1CLEI
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living's
fashions
teat-a.t'U'
slender
silhouette
c
ii'-ndulum
pattern,
of
'
ti
are
equally
papulai.
to
be
the
"if.
Mrs.
Wudel
said,
jj
running
a
close
sec-
Wm.;M
9
Tin.
........
iTo
Convention
.
Aluminum,
fisheries
and
for-;
lan
IntPrmlsslnn
hP.
esU
wl11
l00m
at
the
luar
iirrrr
Pp
KELCORN
iinl5c
W
SHNACH
T,17C
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r,n
vaili-v
Tin
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"
terly
teny
meeting
meeting
of
of
the
the
Pacini
Pacific
MANSON'S
CHINA
SHOP
Northwest
Trade
Association
to
k.v
tickets
on
the
raf
WM.ff.rxrj..T-T-TffMr-,
,
,
I
,
I
IIIH
"
tour
nriir.
1
be
he,d
APril
2-22
at
Victoria.
5
Km
'
terrace
expect
a
to
attend
the
meeting
and
will
25c
apple
Juice
2
Aylmcr,
20-oz
Tins
Third
Avenue
CLEANERS
POLISHERS
REFRIGERATORS
Service,
Repairs
and
Supplies
Yov
can
now
have
the
new
DO-MET-IC
Refrigerator
in
any
colour
you
wish.
Come
in
and
see
them.
This
remarkable
refrigerator
guaranteed
5
years.
iohows:
.cs-Stetson
hat
do-i
Watts
&
Nickerson,
won
'
I'-yd
Bjiam;
sim
urn-
carry
the
credentials
of
Prince
i
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce1
as
well
as
those
of
the
Associat-
j
ed
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia.
I
fOODBURY'S
SOAP
.
4
Bars
27c
ears
Eveninss:
Blue
970
It
la
not
known
as
yet
If
any
member
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
will
be
attending.
S.O.S.
Pkts.
25c
67
c
2
2
bus
CHOICE
TOMATOES
29
Nabob,
28-oz
:
'
LUX
SOAP
.
4
Bars
25c
LIBBYJ
SPAGHETTI
2
Tins
31
LIBBYSTOMALES
;
ggC
Tin
;
,:i
iz
LIGHTER
FLUID
T1?
Konsonal
WINDSOR
SALT
2
for
25
Iiodizen
4-
II
CANADA
DRY
I)i
poiit
Extra.
Quarts
Mrs.
Fred
Antrobus
for
"
yk
of
the
cancer
clinic
e
program
at
a
meet-
n
Mary
Chapter,
Im-0
r
Dauphtsre
r,f
ih
28c
FRESH
MILK
tfuart
iitwn
QUART
SUGAR
IV,
Fl-aa-
X
1
tM.feA
.......
.
l',the
Civic
Centre.
Mrs.
,a
Mrs.
James
were
named
"
to
represent
the
'
the
current
Conquer
ctn-.paign.
on
communism
was
"H
the
members.
'
Jre
under
way
for
a
a
to
be
held
at
the
"
Legion
on
Easter
Mon-
II
(CZrXU
rkl!4I?t
ii
i
in
i
ALL
CASE
LOTS,
EXCEFT
GOODS
ON
SALE,
CAN
1
'
TS&y'
CLOSED
ALL
AROUND
(.1
BE
PURCHASED
AT
5
BELOW
SHELF
PRICES
SWEET
MIXED
PICKLES
Qgc
;y
is
to
be
held
in
May
;Hie
for
a
round
trip
to
"9
in
June.
."fWy
raffle
was
won
'
vnarlton.
All
III
U-'i
PEAS
Aylmer
IN
J4C
V.-',
IN
bMAKI
MtW
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DESERT
COPPER
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DICEDBEETS
11C
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TIV
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FLEXIBLE
AS
YOUR
FOOT.
f
A
PERFEX
BLEACH
I
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NEXT
BEST
TO
.-V
1
Choice,
a's
DON'T
FORGET
HOT
CROSS
BUNS
jaders
pi
dance
can.
(ltc)
I
"H'll
11,
EASTER
HAMS
TO
SUIT
EVERY
TASTE
;fr
Valhalla
Both
Cooked
and
Uncooked
Regulars
Picnics
Rolls
i74
postponed
till
30c
t
(ltc)
SWIFT'S
EVERSWEET
SIDE
BACON
Y
Lb.
Pkt.
SWIFT'S
EVERSWEET
BACK
BACON
Vz
Lb.
Pkt.
35c
"
..rvJv
$11.95
?UnB
of
the
King
j'ft.
postponed
to
April
1
(86c)
.iRlwt
Liberal
a-
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