passing
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tf-
a
.
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t
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t
Piince
Kupeit
Ixiily
Ntwi
Saturday,
Maich
14,
Vj'jZ
Elks
Lodge
Here
Welcomes
Distinguished
Royal
Lady
Thirteen
Tables
at
SON
Party
Fifty-two
persons
took
part
in
the
weekly
Sons
of
Norway
Whist
party
last
night,
i
Ladies'
first
prize
was
won
by
Mrs.
Fred
Stcvenscn
second
Mrs.
R.
Murray.
Many
Attend
Shower
For
Dolores
Green
4,
kprln(
Hit
the
city
i
was
Hiiiin
The
Order
of
the
Royal
Auxiliary
of
the
Benevolent
and
Protective
order
of
the
Elk
Lodge
Miss
Dolores
Green
who
mill
11
.
j.ZHtla
to
400
d''
"
uiuu.
Men's
first:
Mr.
R.
Murray,
second
Norman
Storvik.
J.
Halsall
won
the
chair
prize
and
lloe
Long
got
the
door
'
prize.
Committee
in
charge
were:
Miss
Ellen
Wasseng,
Mrs
Annette
Anderson,
Mrs.
Pat
Deane,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Fredheirn.
Sl..
hart
nrdcrea
u-
No.
8
received
an
important
visitor
at
a
special
meeting
last
night.
She
was
the
District
Deputy
Supreme
Honored
Royal
LadyMrs.
Thelma
Bell
of
Prince
George.
Mrs.
Bell
arrived
Thursday
night
in
the
course
of
a
tour
of
Inspection
of
lodges
jine
crisp
posies
from
t,
t
,
V
1Pn
(ir
ana
am
-i
last
week.
,....n
In
h:lp-
Jurisdiction.
The
lodges
Include
Wt'il
"
I.sketball
circles
here
SCOTT
-
McH
ALE
(Canada's
Finest
Shoes
For
Men)
,
ago
arc
in
uic
m-wo
Women's
Club
Donates
$300
To
Museum
At
a
well-attended
meeting
of
the
Credit,
Women's
Breakfast
Club
this
morning,
the
president,
Mrs.
Jocelyn
Bolton
presented
a
cheque
for
$300
to
Mr.
F.
E.
An-field,
director
of
the
Museum.
The
money
U
to
be
used
by
the
museum
board
to
implement
their
current-year
budget.
mose
at
Williams
Lake.
Quesnel,
Prince
George,
McBrlde,
Burns
Lake,
Smithers
and
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
Bell
was
introduced
to
the
lodge
bv
Honored
Rnval
ijiriv
iacm
Iuf
Shirr,
got
C.
.tiv
In
CalKary
Lired'
with
his
bride
become
the
bride
of
Jack
Macintosh
on
April
2
was
guest
of
honor
at
a
miscellaneous
shower
given
by
Mrs.
Stella
Nickel
and
Miss
Marna
Mark
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Nickel
on
Thursday
evening.
The
surprised
bride-to-be
was
enthroned
in
a
plaid-covered
chair
on
a
raised
platform
decorated
with
pink
and
wnite.
Little
Evelyn
Rowe,
dressed
as
a
bride
presented
Miss
Green
with
a
corsage
of
pink
carnations.
A
basket
of
beautifully-wrapped
gifts
was
brought
in
by
Evelyn
Rowe
and
Barry
Mark
who
played
the
part
of
her
young
groom.
After
the
yoiin?
bride
snrl
groom
had
assisted
the
bride-to-be
with
unwrapping
her
gifUs
and
after
the
gifts
had
been
admired
by
all,
games
of
bingo
w
ere
enjoyed.
Lunch
was
served
by
the
hostesses
who
were
assisted
by
Mar-
ind
Amp
PJK1'
r
4
llarlry
Lewi.
,
Jrrrt
l.emire
ana
Lon
in
tin-
burlx
rinn
llarlry
if
a'"1"
"
GALE
Mrs.
C.
McIntyre
and
presented
with
a
corsage
of
pink
carnations.
After
Inspecting
the
lodge
books
and
viewing
the
ritualistic
and
business
proceeding,
11,-4.
Bell
commented
favorably
on
the
work
of
this
relatively
new
lodge
and
the
efforts
of
Its
officers.
The
drill
team
were
congratulated
on
their
appearance
and
performance.
The
team
consists
of
Mrs.
Pat
Deane,
Mrs.
Rupert
,r
and
a
Ilrvt
rate
ceremonies
K
he
:,.d
hefoic,
he's
ko-.
the
fmrr
points
of
Iriun
Ji
riy
and
Bob
I
whom
arr
well
up
r.dinK.i
in
thr
mixed
j
cue.
The
gift
was
rr.adc
poiblc!
through
the
staging
by
the
club
of
the
recent
Variety
Show
inj
the
Capitol
Theatre.
i
Mr.
Anficld.
in
the
absence
of!
the
president
of
.the
Mu.seum!
Board.
Harrv
Blaek
nnMinoH
the
These
dress
shoes
for
men
have
just
arrived
and
are
in
the
latest
possible
styles.
The
smartest
and
most
comfortable
shoes
you
can
find
anywhere.
Find
Them
Anytime
At
history
of
the
museum
and
iu'
WKirr
player
of
the
city
!r
a
few
present
financial
operating
prob.
j
'
hart.
In
thankintf
the
rih
r,,r
thoir
IriVJ
J
J1
h"
brlde'
,0rm"
Mi
M"-
Kuerite
Murwn
Ellen
Drwble,
are
pictured
a,
they
signed
the
marriage,
renter
In
the
AngUcan
Cathedral
Church
of
the
Redeemer.
Calory,
where
they
exchanged
vows.
Shier-Double
Wedding
inB
e
(iiaiinani:e.
(ampnrll.
now
u
git
Mark,
Helen
Astoria
and
Evelyn
Rowe.
Those
present
were:
Mrs.
Macintosh,
Mrs.
Clapp.
Mrs.
Basso.
Mrs.
Kay
Rowe,
Mrs.
Nickel,
and
the
Misses
Delores
Green,
Mama
Mark,
Beatrice
Dumas,
Marilyn
mourns
man
en
noixestad.
Miss
Mildred
Furunes,
Mrs.
R.
Merrison.
Mrs.
Robert
Shrubsall,
Mrs.
Ted
Prystay.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
at
the
conclusion
ct
the
meeting.
This
afternoon,
Mrs.
Bell
was
guest
of
honor
at
a
luncheon
4
Jigrrouslis
Bay.
Jock
i-r
In
re
with
I'oug
I
-nv.t
30
yrars
aito
i
gin
Rupert
from
1S12
civic
mindedness.
Mr.
Anfield
unfolded
the
need
for
a
new
mu-eum
building
in
this
city.
It
was
his
hope
that
a
buildinc
similar
in
appearance
to
the
old
Indian
communal
tribal
house
might
be
constructed
and
he
expounded
the
horje
that
If
lh
rum
Solemized
in
Calgary
Roos.
Mary
Zogas.
Stella
Chap-run,
Dor
alee
n
Olsen,
Nancy
Hill,
given
at
Club
2T.
Covers
were
laid
for
23
persons.
ter
of
the
groom
was
bridesmaid
Fashion
Footwear
.
!
-
tj
'y'f
Mkm
Socdl
IP
I
n.'.
mi
..1-
fefe
in
a
similar
irock
of
lace
and
net
nfirld
cot
up
before
She
is
scheduled
to
return
ts
ple
of
Prince
Rupert,
both
lndlv-
his
morning
to
dine
Prince
George
by
train
tonight.
over
yellow
taffeta.
A
matching!
halo
headdress
and
chapel
veil
rauany
ana
through
the
many
I
diei
He
was
at
the
Poulette
Madsen.
Roland
Tur-cott.
Armlda
Toffoli,
Jeannette
Cloutier.
Marglt
Mark,
Mary
Basso,
Delphine
Gloria,
Betty
Auskie,
Dinty
Stein.
Helen
Astoria,
and
Evelyn
Rowe
and
Barry
Mark.
Sending
a
gift
but
unable
to
attend
was
Mrs.
S.
D.
Johnston.
i
en
s
Bieakfast
Club
ui
Kainzaiions.
would
get
ac-J
).
r
in
the
Cojmno-epl
a
cheque
for
the
completed
her
ensemble
and
she
also
carried
mixed
spring
flowers
In
her
nosegay.
The
groom
waa
attended
by
Michael
Anton
and
guests
were
UKhered
by
Joseph
Rossi
and
sjocrljn
in
(lie-
Dean
J.
H.
Craig
officiated
at
the
recent
wedding
in
the
Cathedral
Church
oi
the
Redeemer
at
which
Marguerite
Marlon
Ellen,
only
diURhter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Double
of
Calgary,
exchanged
marrtae
vows
with
Douglas
Evan
Shier,
only
on
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
E.
c.
Shier
o.'
Prince
Rupert.
MO
I
HUt
MIKES
(.OWN,
Given
In
marriage
by
her
father,
the
bride
wore
a
floor-length
gown
of
white
taffeta,
lace
and
net
fajhloned
by
her
mother
Her
finger-tip
veil
of
silk
Illusion
mhted
from
a
lace
lively
into
auch
a
project,
help
might
be
forthcoming
from
sucn
interest
as
the
Carnegie
Foundation,
as
well
as
the
provincial
and
federal
governments
and
the
city.
"The
museum
is
a
civic
heri
money
to
the
jovial
the
museum.
r
:
the
only
one
up
FRIENDLY
KOITE
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Joe
Wright,
believed
to
be
the
first
milkman
in
Vancouver
to
retire
on
pension,
looks
back
over
45
years
of
work.
Now
25,
he
says
"if
I
could
have
it
all
over
again
I
would
do
exactly
the
same
thing."
He
bcli.-ves
he
got
acquainted
with
more
families
Wian
anyone
else
In
the
city.
kjh
.
,
.
their
were
huml
to
enjoy
the
Harold
Double.
i
Mrs.
David
McKellar
sang
"O
Promise
Me"
during
the
signing
j
of
the
resbter.
j
DEAN
GIVES
TOAST
!
Dean
Craig
proposed
the
bridal
;
toaat
at
a
reception
In
tlie
Al
'
tage
and
the
responsibility
of
Prince
Rupert''
said
Mr.
Anfield,
who
appealed
to
all
groups
In
the
en
of
the
city
are
tjjy
time
.
.
.
mcm-
i1
H
J
i
This
This
firm
firm
fivouritt,
fsvourite,
4
4
(psrltlina
tpsrltlins
extra
extra
dry
dry
User
Isjer
is
is
V
'
"'
Art
Club
In
the
bonne
t,
trimmed
with
pcarlj
San
Club
following
the
church
orange
blossom.
She
carried
a
rites.
(
irved
with
pleasure
ill
year
round.
tl
i
B
...
I
I
I
.
.1
cuy
10
attend
the
annual
meeting
of
the
board
at
the
museum
on
April
20.
In
handing
the
cheque
to
the
treasurer
Rev.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter,
Mr.
Anfield
said:
"this
gift,
if
implemented
by
:
city
grant,
w
XI
make
possible
the
re-openlng
of
the
museum
this
year."
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10.
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
Special.
Special
Special
100
PURE
WOOL
HUMPHREY
TWEED
BANNOCKBURN
PANTS
Poir
bouquet
of
red
rose.
Her
only
jewelry
was
a
double
strand
of
pearls
and
drop
earrings,
gifts
from
the
groom
M1j
Mary
Hoiuton
attended
the
bride
as
mald-of-honor
attired
in
a
formal
frork
of
lace
and
net
pi)l-d
over
pink
taffeta.
Her
headdress
was
a
pearl-trimmed
coronet
with
chapel
veil
and
he
carried
a
colonial
e
arc
each
doing
a
I
.'..nit
for
an
exhlbi-i.-Mrtiy
Ruth
Harvey,
l
ares
are
shown
In
U
s
mvi
each
mem-4-
club
will
paint
a
t'.irr
(or
the
show.
;
oers
of
the
Business
9
lonal
Women's
Clul)
V
n
out
plan
for
:
roi
It
rard
party
In
k-
next
Tuesday
St
For
the
wedding
trip
the
bride
changed
to
a
frock
of
ilver
taffeta
accented
with
velvet
trim
and
topped
with
blue
wool
coat.
Her
accessories
were
tlack
and
her
eorsaite
was
of
red
rosebuds.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Shier
will
reside
In
Calgary
at
3623
Centre
B.
Street,
northwest
Out
of
town
guejsts
at
the
wedding
were
the
groom's
mother.
nnt
in
urititn
s.oiumoi
the
pure
soft
water
nd
gentle
climate
combine
with
th
1
skill
and
patience
o(
th
brewers
to
brins
you
Lucky
f,
Lajtf,
t
thoroughly
tatisfyinj
bcvciaje.
jnuqurl
of
carnations,
daffodils
Mrs.
E.
C.
Shier,
and
sister
Mur-
and
Iris.
Mia
M'uriel
Shier,
sis-1
tel
of
Prince
Kupert.
.v
Joan
t
rmi
1
V)
mm
he
affair
IODE
Chapter
Hears
Report
?roup
of
ladies
who
than
ever
are
the
!
the
Curiina
Club.
The
regular
monthly
meeting
Memters
are
Joining
with
the
of
the
Queen
Mary
Chapter
other
chapters
In
a
Church
IODE
was
held
In
the
Ladles"
ade
Sunday,
May
31.
re
says
plans
for
nel
-Marrh
27-30
fintt
well
and
thry
j
Lounge
at
the
Civic
Centre
Frl-
Hollywood
Cafe
V:
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4
ders
tea
ve
nevetal
nnks
of
.embers
competing
I
This
is
the
first
ub
has
oriranlrd
a
Include
non-club
day
afternoon.
Mrs.
G.
W.
Graham,
first
vice
Regent
conducted
the
meeting
Mrs
F.
Hilt
read
an
Interesting
article
on
"The
St.
Lawrence
V-iway"
a.i
Fmpl'
Study.
Letters
of
thnnks
were
lecelved
by
the
chapter
fnr
parcels
sent
to
Knc.laiid
at
Christmas.
Mrs.
H.
S.
Flood
was
hunted
to
represent
Queen
Mai
Coupler
at
the
dinner
Riven
by
the
Canadian
Cancer
Society.
Booklets
culled
"The
Corona
Watts
Ifif;,
tMM
...
rd
mjy
m
mM
Nickerson
;ii
MEN'S
CLOTHING
!
R
OCllapy'
A
Ch
for
old
gold
Bulger's
Mouse
whist
drive
Saturday,
March
14.
Moose
Temple.
Everyone
welcome.
1
8-
;
l,1M
E-
Elks
Hall.
Saturday
night
Dyke
McMillan
at
the
piano,
tl
00
per
couple.
62
Annual
meeting
of
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Credit
Un
1
n
Canadian
Club
K
for
their
mciUne
f
sday
at
which
(.11
ion.
Thursday.
March
19.
Can
t-
1
y.r
6U
tion
of
Queen
Elizabeth
II."
"The
dlan
Legion
Hui
1
s
and
Information
'V
t'BC.
will
sfa'n.
I
time
Uuitht
school
City
and
at
Penile
-I
)ert
mill
Iw
"What's
n
Canadian
radio."
t
Mr.
and
Mrs.
(Krar
i'.ivnur
hv
tram
on
I
'Chi
for
Halifax
NOTICE
-A
mct'tlnt
of
th-
j
IK'ep
fsv-a
Fishermen
s
Union
will
be
held
in
the
Union
Hall
on
Sunday,
Mar.
1
t.V
at
2:1'0
pin.
tfl
will
!ard
the
eriiMit
In
i.
r
StiM-h-
ATTENTION
HOUSE
WIVES!
t
Starting
Tuesday,
March
17
Queen"
and
"The
Royal
Family"
will
be
ordered
f-ir
the
Chapter's
adopted
i
hex
l
Alan
;rrre
rcvurclr.
were,
oriieiiu.
Further
plans
were
made
,'
r
'lie
tvufi.nM
'lea
on
April
22
and
materia!
lor
aprons
wilh
given
the
members.
A
combined
hake
sule
will
be
lield
on
April
1st.
A
delightful
tea
was
held
by
the
memlwrs
at
the
home
of
Mrs
A.
R.
Mills,
in
honor
of
Mrs.
ymthenlxTi!.
Sweden.
away
alK.iit
four
F
ilinr?
relatives
m
inner
i
y
i
Tw.
f"
1
Iw
Brussels
Awjrd
r3i
4)
Hiisiivsi
ft
J'mfrssi'in
il
Wn
men's
Club
card
partv
f.-.in,i(li
1:1
Iuion
Iliill,
Tuesday.
Murcn
17th.
Bridge,
Canasta
and
Crib-bane.
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........
MOTORISTS
!
Mltiit-.tiire
Licence
Plate
Keyring
Tags
for
the
year
1953
are
now
nvull.ible
In
the
motoring
public
at
n
minimum
rosfc
of
2ric
pneh.
fr'end
In
'he
coupon
below.
HOUSEHOLDERS!
Use
our
f.I'Cltf'T
TAG
for
your
home
or
office
keys
bemuse
l
L
the
KTCY
to
no
more
lost
keys.'
For
Just
2"i
per
year
you
enp
wuard
auainst
loss,
by
attaching
one
of
our
SECRET
TAOP
to
vnur
Kev
Rum.
If
your
keys
are
ever
lost,
the
finder
mail.-
them
KRF.H
to
us
and
thry
are
bark
In
vour
hands
!mmfil:itelv.
RF.MEMBFR.
when
you
send
25c
for
this
tug
servr-r
yoi1
help
the
T.
B.
Veterans
In
B.
C.
.or'iculors
of
koutc
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Seal
Cove
Circle
and
around
the
Circle
oimtoi
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thence
via
Uth.
Ave.
E.,
to
and
via
2nd
'Jverlook
tc
and
via
Piggott
Ave.,
to
and
via
fim
Ave.
E..
to
hi'
vin
Donald
St..
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anu
via
7th
Ave.
to
and
via
Claude
i
.
to
filh
Ave.
E.:
from
this
point
north
via
8th
Ave.
E.
to
Iinmnnup'
St.
and
thence
reverse
direction
."uth
via
8th
u.
l.,
ti
and
via
Conrad
St.,
,o
ana
vin
9th
Ave.
E.
to
and
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Lncoi-
St..
tc
and
via
10th
Ave.
E..
to
and
via
Alfred
St.,
i
mid
vit
lith
Ave.
E..
to
and
via
McBnde
St..
to
nnd
via
"-'
Ave.
V
.
to
terminus
300
Block
on
3rd
Ave.
W.;
and
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.
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"I'a.e
time,
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travellit,K
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Mrs.
Anna
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and
her
daughter.
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are
K(.inii
or
visit.
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ar'
i,
lrain
Tuesday
foi
"x-re
they'll
bourd
-'""-ftn.erira
liner
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tor
BerRen.
TIME
SCHEDULE:
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wen
trm
Malta
'
Vernier
is
month
tnroiinii
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...
Arrive
SEAL
COVE
10:00
a.m.
12:00
p.m.
Leave
SEAL
COVE
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a.m.
111.
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-
2:30
p.m.
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.
3:30
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CITY
CENTRE
3:00
a.m.
11:00
"
1:00
p.m.
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.
"
4:00
"
5:45
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CENTRE
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11:30
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1:13
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Coupon:
Tag
For
Motor
Licence
No.:
isuuc
number
of
licence
tasa
l-ilUrcsii
,IIo;isrho!diiS
Sefrrt
Tags.
Required
NAME:
'
...
ADDRESS:
Cut
Out
and
Mall
With
Remittance
To:
T.B
VETS
Uimm
10(1.
03
W.
llastlnes
St.,
Vancouver
t
B.C.
SUPPORT
A
B.
C.
ENTERPRISE
EST.
1648
Free
Horn
Delivery
Phone:
654"
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Above
service
to
be
daily
exerpt
Sunday?
anil
holidays
No
service
after
1
p.m.
an
Thursdays
FA
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ADl:l'TS
50'-
rarr
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year?
up
to
IS
years
we
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way
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15c
re,urn
undei
6
accompanied
hy
parents
to
be
carried
free
Bnggags
limited
to
approximately
30
lbs
p
et
passenger,
and
will
not
be
charged
for.
TOWN
SHOPPERS
SERVICE
LUCKY
LAGER
BREWING
CO.
LTD-
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are
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run
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advertisement
it
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
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boid
oi
by
lh
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