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3:
Prince
Rupwt
Daily
News
Saturday,
August
22,
1953
NOTICE
Shown
In
Club
,
films
of
local
Interest
S
un
at
the
next
meet-rince
.
Rupert
Rod
and
i
f,r
UnnHav
k,
neoun-u
i.
Welsh
Girl
Attends
Parley
TORONTO
Attractive
19-year-old
Gwyneth
Williams
from
Penmaenmawr,
Wales,
Is
the
youngest
member
of
the
Associated
Country
Women
of
the
World
attending
the
group's
seventh
triennial
conference
here.
She
is
not
here
as
a
delegate
but
as
a
visitor
to
Canada.
Her
father
operates
a
retail
dairy
and
collects
milk
from
surrounding
farms
for
pasteurization.
"We
average
about
1,000
gallons
daily,"
she
said,
"but
when
my
father
took
over
from
.his
father,
the
average
was
just
about
30
gallons
a
week."
Miss
Williams
said
pasteurization
is
not
yet
required
by
law.
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p.m.
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The
public
is
advised
that
the
Skeeno
River
Bridge
No.
135
on
the
Northern
Transprovincial
Highway
No.
16
at
Terrace
will
be
closed
to
all
vehicular
troffic
on
Tuesday,
August
25,
1953,
between
the
hours
of
8:00
A.M.
and
10.00
P.M.
J.W.MORRIS,
District
Superintendent.
Expert
Urges
Freedom
For
Women
By
MARJORIE
EARL
LONDON
(Reuters)
A
woman's
place
is
not
In
the
home,
says
Britain's
busiest
woman
and
top
career
girl.
Dame
Caroline
Haslett
engineer,
government
adviser,
Industrial
consultant
and
holder
of
some
20
posts
in
addition
to
being
president
of
the
.International
Federation
of
Business
and
Professional
Women
boosts
the
slogan
"let
machines
do
the
chores."
The
Idea
that
a
good
house-wlle
should
be
chained
to
a
kitchen
Is
nonsense,
declares
this
attractive,
middle-aged
spinster,
who
began
her
career
as
a
girl
In
a
boiler-making
plant.
RIGHTFIL
PLACE
e
trap
shooung
mrei
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;
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s
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wieicT
but
is
general
throughout
Wales.
!
There
are
large
dairies
in
every
j
county.
Sb"ep
farming
is
lm-
j
portant
in
Wales,
she
said.
a
service
for
Charles
who
died
suddenly
t
the
Church
of
the
,
this
afternoon
r
r.
Rayner
saying
t
"A
"
PHILISHAVE
12
Self-sharpening
silver-steel
rotary
action
blades.
So
pulling
or
irritation
to
the
skin.
O
Complete
with
Genuine
Leather
Case.
TEN
DAYS
FREE
TRIAL
:
...
NO
OBLIGATION
Falrvlew
cemetery.
IIS,
wno
i:hnic
iiiu
:,bout
10
years
ago,
rman.
He
is
survive
X
"But
everything
in
our
little
country
is
in
miniature
compared
'
with
yours,"
she
added.
'
She
doesn't
plan
to
remain
on
the
farm,
but
to
train
for
cater-
,
lng,
a
branch
of
home
economics.
She
studies
at
the
Univer-:
sity
of
Manchester
and
when
she
completes
her
course
in
another
114
Iher
Michael
at
venue.
HERE
IS
A
SKIRT
that
allows
a
margin
of
ro.nfort
while
relaxing
at
home.
Generously
flared
It
leaves
plenty
of
room
to
drape
about
the
knees
when
sitting
down.
Of
Coal-black,
wool
flannel
it
has
a
scattered
pattern
of
swiss
embroidered
copper
flowers.
"It
s
only
by
giving
women
freedom
from
drudgery
that
they
can
take
their
rightful
place
In
the
home
and
in
the
community,"
she
says.
Though
Intensely
feminine
which
prevents
her
from
revealing
her
age
In
reference
books
Lady
Dynamo,
as
she
is
called,
became
an
ardent
champion
of
the
housewife
more
than
30
years
ago.
Boon
after
the
First
World
War,
she
began
to
spread
know
REMEMBER
WHEN
I'MBRFLLA
STANDS
used
to
be
In
everyone's
hallway?
Well,
It's
back,
but
grandma
would
never
recognize
this
one
being
shown
at
Chicago's
Merchandise
Mart
gift
shop.
Only
$3
Down,
$3
Monthly.
Full
price
$29
75
AAcRAE
BROS.
LIMITED
bONALS
year
nopes
to
De
located
in
a
hospital
in
Wales.
L
stppavlK
returned
kcw
Westminster
by
"The
Store
That
Service
Built"
Phone
6
or
36
t,e
after
spending
the
Wife
Overcome
With
Joy
At
News
Husband
Alive,
Free
idays
here
with
her
fcis,
captain
ana
mrs.
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Just
a
week
i
Korea.
However,
last
Friday
re
f
(lie
Moose
ncld
as"
mrs.
viiuut's
uoruun
uwen
ir
monthly
meeting)
found
out
that
her
husband
was
nicht
with
47
mom-
j
alive
but
a
pr.soner-of-war
In
CANADIAN
CHESS
MASTER
SCORES
HIGHEST.
POINTS
HASTINGS,
Eng.
Oi
Abe
Yanofsky
of
Winnipeg,,
new
British,
chess
champion,
closed
out
play
In
the
tournament
Friday
with
a
victory
that
observers
considered
the
best-played
game
of
the
competition.
Yanofsky
beat
A.
R.
B.
Thomas
in
an
llth-round
match
that
had
no
bearing
on
the
final
outcome
other
than
to
boost
the
winner's
total
to
8
Vi
points,
highest
winning
score
since
the
Second
World
War.
Yanofsky
clinched
the
title
in
the
10th
round.
Second
was
P.
S.
Milner-Barry
with
eight
points.
n
t
and
with
Senior
,
iurr.
.
r
nuay
mgni,
sue
learn-
i
Barnes
back
in
the
1
ed
that
he
has
been
returned
to
ledge
of
electrical
labor-saving
devices.
She
asked
the
government
and
electrical
industry
for
help.
They
laughted
at
her.
Today
the
Electric?!
Association
for
Women,
which
spreads
such
information,
has
10,000
members
and
50
branches
and
its
educational
programs
are
paid
for
out
of
government
funds.
And
this
spring
Dame
Caroline,
born
in
a
tiny
Sussex
village,
was
appointed
chairman
of
the
otherwise
all-male
British
Electrical
Development
Association.
WASTES
ENERGY
a
six-weoK
tour.
Alter
irrcuum.
luming
PoW
Cpl.
James
Pelle-tler
brought
word
that
Lieut.
Owen
wasn't
dead,
but
a
prisoner.
Marilyn
Ella
Owen
was
officially
notified
just
a
few
days
ago
that
her
husband
was
a
Red
prlscner.
That
news
from
Ottawa
confirmed
what
her
father-in-law,
C.
Gordon
Owen,
learned
Aug.
business
session
re-
.
On
hearing
the
news
Mrs.
jOwen
said
the
two
Jumps
back
I
to
happiness
are
"just
wonderful"
and
"I
ieel
so
flustered
I
don't
know
whether
I'm
com
were
served.
Mrs.
Arthur
Brett
Vancouver
have
re-e
after
visiting
here
Smith's
parents,
Mr.
ing
or
going
14
wht-n
he
was
allowed
to
ques-
Her
:
husband,
2nd
Lieut.
!
tion
Cpl.
Pelletier.
lionet
Holtby.
Charles
Gordon
Owen
of
the
j
"This
is
the
most
wonderful
3rd
battalion,
Royal
Canadian
news
I've
ever
had."
she
said.
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j
,s
l
"i
"f
1
HfMer
m
thheAsS
.!.
K,.ui,c.-ui-wa.
ii-
aiivc.
iiiat
was
me
urst
im-
madp
a
'
available
a"
to
everv
housp-patrlated
in
the
18th
day
of
portant
news.
Now
this.
I
don't
"OtherLe
a
na-nperation
'
Big
Switch.
,
know
when
I've
ever
been
m1;
Mrs.
Owen
lived
in
dread
and
thrid.
suspense
after
her
husband
wos
(
"111
have
to
tell
Gary
right
Tame
Caroline
addsnfor-Usted
as
missing
in
action
in
awav."
.
,
V
Vt-...
OF
OLD
HEATING
EQUIPMENT
luiiuieiy,
in
inuiiy
ut-iiri
cuuutries
profit
fttl
IM
dvatafj
a
twit
affar
-
"
j
...
.
..
..t
1
1
i.
the
woman
is
considered
virtuous
only
if
she
does
the
scrubbing
herself."
Dame
Caroline
ta
as
popular
with
men
as
she
U
with
women.
I
She
remains
unmarried
and
the
Clee-Langridge
Ceremony
Solemnized
at
Penticton
Hi
at
mm
A
wedding
of
interest
to
Prince
i
Miss
Alma
Knutson,
EN,
as
Kreat
l"vs
f
her
life
arc
boilers
rowuedwiflv
Rupert
residents
was
solemnized
maid
of
honor
tor
;.-;r
childhood
ana
generators.
"I
think
they're
magnificent."
Saturday
evening,
August
8
when
friend,
also
wore
a
frock
In
the
Miss
Joanne
Langridg;
became
popular
waltz
length
which
was
the
bride
of
John
Henry
Clee
of
fashioned
of
lilac
colored
lace
Prince
Rupert
at
a
ceremony
and
net.
'
'
held
in
St.
Saviour's
Anglican:
nin
groom'
brr.lhcr-in-l;iw
RfrMi
kmi
w
Mnii.
will
mmkt
m
(wwrauaj
ttHii
llWK4
ht
yww
''
Mti"t
mppltmtKt
-
.
ON
THE
PUHCHASt
OF
A
NtW('
'GBB1
OIL
or
GAS
FLOOR
FURNACE
OR
BATH
accessory
is
this
double
thick
success
And
though
life
?
nof-.cU'V'l
"beer
and
kitrle",
y'ef'4SV
I
un
on
occasion
can
hina-Good
friends
good-will,
good
beer
gd
horirf
t
hond
o
i",-'
make
your
happy
occasions
'
more
memorable.
Your
beer
will
be
the
best
by
far
if
you
hooded
bath
sheet
she
said.
"I
don't
have
to
affect
a
love
for
my
work.
I
believe
it
must
be
because
machines
are
so
logical
and
precise."
.
,
Dame
Caroline
runs
courses
in
electrical
domestic
science,
dlr-;
'cts
a
London
office
of
30
;
women,
makes
speeches
all
over)
the
country
and
helps
govern
j
urn
Institutions
as
the
London
School
of
Economics.
!
Made
a
Dama
of
the
British
;
T.mpire
in
1947
for
her
social
i
vork,'
she
retains
a
simple
mod-
j
?sty.
i
"I
was
dunce
at.
school.",
she
;
iften
tells
students
at
lectures,
j
The
teachers
didn't
know
what
o
rio
wih
me."
j
Buy
now
mni
enjoy
the
all-
ty
Thomas
Textile.
Churcn.
penticton,
wnn
Kev.
a.
Donald
Ross
Ebv.
of
Prince
Ru-R.
Eagles
officiating.
The
bride.,
pcrt,
was
his
bestman.
Usher
a
graduate
nurse
of
the
Royal
were
the
brides
brother.
Jame!
Jubilee
hospital.
Is
the
daughter
D.
Langridge,
of
this
city,
and
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
T.
Langridge
William
J.
Mclntyre
of
Prince
of
Penticton
and
was
given
in
Rupert.
Mrs.
Fred
Burton
was
marriage
by
her
father.
The
organist.
jroom
is
the
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
yvt
the
Masonic
Hall
where
the
.tordon
H.
Clee,
of
Chemainus.
weeding
reception
;
was
.
held.
Bridal
white
Chantihy
lace
guests
were
received
by
the
par-ovr
double
layers
C
net
nndfSte
of.
the
principals
f
iture
Is
the
conven-
Mason
comfort
of
officiant
automatic
hearing.
Our
terms
make
it
easy
to
own.
tha
finest
equipment.
fhad
covering
to
iiy's
wet
head.
1
4
,
y
1
Itsov,
born
In
A
one
of
the
1809.
tru
laiieia
were
iiiu.in'i.
iiuu
uk
tred
the
beautifully
aDDointed
f
ts
of
Russia.
CWr
m"m
bride's
EUzabetnan
ninriol
gown
reception
table
ornamented
with
I
.STAREXCEUa
lic
im
sicom
cwitw:
Lniifi,J"Li!"''ii"
I
j
i
i,;
iea
in
wans
iciwui.
n
b-.iuji-
,
wtnf
I
awrs,
roses
and
glBriiouis.
nnC3
re
lf3S
b0llke
was
'ori'01
bv
a
Assisting
in
serving
were
the
HiBti-hirg
la;e
jacket
with
elbow
fusses
Shirley
Euwards.
RN.
make
il
"lucky
Lager".
v
In
international
competition
'1,
Lucky
lager
has
been
Judged
V
Canada's
Finest
Beer
and
has
been
awarded
the
"Star
of
.
'
Excellence"
symbol
of
lhat
f
old
Pulger
j
TfWi
Ofr
for
a
UmrlaW
Tim
Only
y
-
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COUMAM
MALM
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toata
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fmmt
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to
f
ftJtu
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"
ajuiofiwHt
m4
.
ftta
hHt
wmrm
Whist,
Saturday.
Utp
honour
in
1951,
'52
ond
'53.
R
Dm
potm
fWUM
OOHUT
lenstu
sleeves
ana
perioa
niotie;.
.
c
aili
Rmicmary
Part-
collar.
Misting
to
finger
tip
rpQ
length
over
the
lovely
gown
was,
,.-.-.lnm
Knight,
proposed
the
the
bride's
veil
of
Frenc
h
illusion
hrM!
tonst
to
which
the
groom
"lss-od
by
a
calnt
of
lare
and
responded.
The
bride's
book
was
satin
embroidered
with
seed
passed
by
Miss
Donna
Llndberg
pearls.
Two
orchids
with
stream-
r
.tr
lnppy
couple
left
on
p
Helen
Robertson,
RN.
Vlnriuia
motor
trip
in
the
Okamean
R'i-nrtnnff
aliH
thp
hrirlr's
Cflir;-
rpltin
tin,!
n
in
T),-liir.a
r?nnar:
"I'm
Mass.
Sundav
Itpmmwm.
Comfort
Cosh
So
link
Wrth
a
CoJtman
I'athollc
School,
10:30
"-UAH
CMTMOM
(ltp
Lake
Ferrv
1
V.
Leaves
Cow
Bay
crested
the
white
prayer
book;
Out
of
town
guests
at
th
wed-
""urirom
10:30
a.m.
carried
by
the
bride
to
complc-llt)
'nient
her
eni;embli.
i
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNTS
.
.
.
COUNT
ON
US!
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Racing
Coming
Back
Dibb
Printing
Co.
HI
i'.I.ii,
w.ic
the
proem's
parent"
mri
M-
brother.
Cobby,
from
"Viin".is:
M-s.
W.
H.
Williams.
"ort
Albevni:
Mrs.
William
Hnl-v
ln.
Cnninb'-ll
River;
Mrs.
Pan1
Vv'ovi
a'-"'
dM"hfer.
Psni'ine
and
Mrs.
S.
A.
Newman,
Everett.
W;ishlni;ton:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
i
vie.
Joh.i
rtennett,
Joyce
1.
1,epnre
Fa
light.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Len
Youngman.
Made-
i"uonc
311
i
1
A
.JiBride
St.
1
3rd
Bulkley
Valley
Fair
COMPANY
to
Daily
News
li
rafhy
enthtMlrst
also
plai's
Panq
f
(K
iterlnv
somn
of
Ills
work.
In
krepinc;
with
tha
f:ll
fal'
theme
two
b
ibv
bocf
v.
ifl
be
g
vni
-
v
our
p
man,
Leo
Adolph,
Pat
Cui-vtrh.
Dave
Klassen,
Miss
and
Mrs.
D.
R.
away,
one
as
gate
prize
Pt
the
i
Stj-omdahl,
Mr
fair
grounds
and
the
otlir
n-i
Kby:
Miss
Ruby
Lacy
and
Mr.
door
prize
at
the
full
fair
ball
and
Mrs.
A.
Rawcliffe.
Victoria,
'lie
rvonim;
of
September
4.
Gordon
Wiliams,
Canoe.
f
Vallry
Fall
Fair
to
withers
September
reaching
the
final
hrst
fair
since
1940
l
be
a
reflection
of
interest
and
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