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Presbyterians
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
March
8,
1952
'omen
laid
for
Reserve
Over
100
persons
enloved
the
carina
lOlach
nq
During
Summer
To
Celebrate
Paying
Off
Debt
first
Annual
Shamrock
Card
Party
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Business
and
Professional
Women's
Club
at
the
Civic
Centre
last
evening.
So
Ca
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ii&?y
w
rj
and
Z)inc?
f
.
raiaiuy
iinoaru
navai
snips
ana
in
trains'
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ii
a
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
at
their
monthly
meeting
in
the
Legion
Club
Rooms
on
Thursday
night,
complied
with
a
rpnnnut
h
Pro
men's
irf
ii"iwi
i-ani,
ijuh
ui
me
over-
r(.iM-ve
divisions.
Lieut.
Cdr.
G.
C.
I
The
first
prize
at
bridge,
a
card
copper
kettle,
donated
by
Oor-
A
smallcr-than-usual
eight
don
&
Anderson
Ltd.,
was
won
,....,:
f'nfflmunfln..',
Cfoff
vir.t-
viM
vincial
Command
Command
that
all
offt-
playing
crowd
made
up
Congregation
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
will
celebrate
next
Wednesday
night.
A
social
will
be'
held
when
final
liquidation
will
be
made
of
the
outstanding
$300
of
an
obligation
of
2500
?S
DU
P.
Li
tables
nf
whist,
at.
last,
night's
Dv
A
Lowes.
Second
prize,
an
,he
ii
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.....-...v.
o
-a11(
tt
vot
cers
and
members
wear
a
black
vjsit
to
H.M.C.S.
Chatham,
to
di.SCUS.S
j1bbon
wit
their
badge,
during
i
..nurses
for
"Chatham's"
nersnn-
K
!,n
.
.
,.
attractive
hostess
set
of
glass-
c
r
Sons
of
Norway
drive
but
the
J
donated
by
GonJo
g
dance
following
was
well
attend-
.
ware.
was
won
hv
r
.i
wnMc
1
.
my
y?
US
mm
-
i
u.jcii,jr,
rving
ueorge
VI.
for
training:
centres
this
Donaon
to
the
children's
be
leaving
Ed.
The
Canasta
prize,
a
towel
set
which
was
Incurred
eighteen,
olC?rd,1,nn.cr
Vtl
Ml3'c?-
if6!
by
WalIace'
Depart-'months
ago
for
the
purpose
of
ve
Dental
Clinic
wa
on
,
rrevenu
vertsen,
second;
Reuben
Chris-
Dorothy
Dorothy
McDonald,
McDonald,
and
and
the
the
crib-1
crib
carrv'nf
out
church
lmprove-
tlansen,
men's
first;
Roy
John-!
bage
prize,
a
Cup
and
Saucer
,
ments
which
were
badly
needed
I-iffibers
of
person-..ed
on
the
West
J'somo
of
the
new
I-fcd
to
the
Great
enn
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nf
tVtnf
tima
The
work
included
Mrs.
Harold
Anderson
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Cheater
are
to
represent
ithe
organization
at
the
cancer
meeting
on
March
26.
i
Decision
warf
made
to
hold
a
St.
Patrick's
Dance
in
March
In
the
Legion
Auditorium.
Aunt,'-
prize;
iiua
Beaiora,
aoor
prize,
was
won
Dy
J.
Delorme.
t
reshmgllng
of
the
church
and
A
raffled
ham
was
won
by
Miss
Evelyn
McDonald
was
tho
painting
within
;.id
without.
James
Hogan.
Proceeds
were
do-
winner
of
the
door
prize,
a
large
The
pastor,
Rev
Dr
E
A
nated
to
the
Scouts.
1
basket
of
tli
Boy
spring
flowers.
The
Wright,
was
moving
-nirit
in
Nev
Styles
Choose
your
favorite1
in
plain
gabardines
or
splashed
with
color
in
rayon
prints
or
Paisley
designs.
.
Priced
from
5-50'
6-95
WW-
1
k-i
Cutlets
took
a
Thomas
Parkin,
general
secre-'JVn
rifle
range
tary
of
the
United
Fishermen's
rue
ladies
are
holding
their
In
charge
of
refreshments
was
special
raffle
attraction
of
the
the
Improvement
program
and
"""'
ouiiuuei
on
March
is
Mrs.
iiarnev
Koaio
ass
sten
hv
vpninp
a
hnrrp
hsisirof
nf
arru.-
i
It
WW
,lt
II
Ul
nci
o
W1IIUI1,
IttL
actual
shooting
by
plane
yesterday
for
a
trip
to
wun
Mrs.
Jean
Warren
looking
i
Mrs.
Alf
Jensen,
Mrs.
O.
Oiske,
eries,
donated
by
Lyons
Fine
proved
successful
of
penny
banks
'i.
..
;
n.Fninff
nT
vnnrniivpr
nn
linifkii
HnvtnncMi
arter
the
catering.
This
is
to
be
:Gimnar
Selvig,
J.
Dahli,
O.
K.
luiiuwuu
vy
a
social
evening
with
ujsen
ana
nus
wasseng
Mrs.
Mi'C
XT
E.
TnU.ll
i
-
r-i
i
.
Foods
Ltd.
was
won
by
N.
Beke-
in
Presbyterian
homes
which
ac-
tov-
cumulated
most
of
the
funds
by
Miss
Mary
McMillan,
president
means
of
which
the
debt
was
of
the
club,
acted
as
convenor,
paid
off.
Dancing
was
cnioved
to
music
Rothwell
In
charge
of
by
Mike
Colussl.
UK'll
r.M'"n
-
4
results
were
sur-
A
iIlckv,y
of
tne
local
Bank
Qf
1
Montreal
staiff
made
a
brief
.s.
Eileen
Trapp
is
business
trip
to
Kltimat
ki11.
turning
in
a
day
by
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines
appears
to
be
in
plane
T
JP
a
ard
hl
be
Confined
to
large
extent
to
her
l
unMaren.
hoi)e
durlng
recent
Wcka
on
it
WATTS
&NICKERSON
0
9M
t
t
awLuum
ui
hit
aruinus,
Airs.
,t
of
TM.il
Nora
Arnol(,
Js
feeillg
tne
rest
of
!
MEN'S
CLOTHING
benefit.
Go
Places!
Go
Navy!
.THE
-R.CN.
NEEDS
MEN
TODAY!
I
thiii
the
old
one.
eiiwriainmeni.
Committees
were
chosen
for
I
the
Spring
Sale
and
bazaar
on
April
9th.
Mrs.
M.
Gilchrist
Is
convenor.
Reports
were
made
by
all
sew-
i
Ing
groups.
I
Following
the
singing
of
God
I
Save
the
Queen,
refreshments'
were
served
by
Mrs.
E.
Rothwell
ana
her
helpers.
j
There
was
a
good
attendance.
Raffle
-was
won
by
Mrs.
E.
Heal.
Mrs.
D.
Gomez
was
in
tho
chair.
There
was
one
guest
at
the
'
meeting,
Mrs.
W.
D.
Smith,
for-'
merly
of
Stewart,
ai
r
I'onsirucuon.
.
fus-snicr
is
lios-
Get
the
Facts
about
a
Navy
Career
from
j.
Iiini.s
Umpleby
mioti'jii
to
Lead-
nan
Donald
Mc-
Mrs.
W.
A.
Anlilla
arrived
In
the
city
on
Thursday
night's
train
from
Francois
Lake
to
pay
a
visit
here
wiui
her
mother.
Mrs.
Robert
Gordon.
Leeds
Apartments.
Mr.
Antilla
will
be
here
iv-xt
week
to
attend
a
forestry
conference.
David
Henderson,
who
was
located
in
Prince
Rupert
during
the
war
construction
days
with
the
Vancouver
plumbing
concern
of
Burr
Si
Ancijrson,
revisited
the
city
briefly
on
Thursday
and
Friday.
He
was
on
his
way
back
to
Vancouver
after
a
visit
to
Kitimat.
A.itcs
his
coining
.
Jr
R
m
I
AJft
e
NAVAL
RECRUITING
OFFICER
'
H.M.C.S.
CHATHAM,
PRINCE
RUPERT
PHONE:
s
Dorecit
Kowk
,im
"i'vcii
plane
,t
tli"
i'ii(l
ol
the
526
-leujfin,'
is
eo..ting
.
eighty-three
and
eighty-five
cents
per
yard
at
Squamisn.
were
recently
submitted,
the
contract
going
to
the
West
Coast
Dredging
Co.
Ltd.
i:iT!!;ilHl)NS
9
cu.
f.
Deluxe
Refrigerator
$399.00
8'
CU.
f:.
Refr'aorntnr
CN-4-.
.i
h.vs
aiways
de-ik
uf
the
('oiii-!up
In
ancient
with
frozen
food
comDartment
S411.5Q
'&!$t
inant
was
usually
i
on
tne
smaller
..t-uiuis
bearnv;
l
jiijic-laiieJ
pen-
8',i
cu.
fl.
Refrigerator
$332.00
.
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
Besncr
Bloik
Phime
210
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
N
Stuwart.
B.C.
'
i
bi'.
f
;ni)
ho
i
khiylit
ana
ear--t
in'-d
banner,
r.oaua.vs
to
a
::aR
Wh'
ii
on
ions,
a
aliuat
in
cliarae
ii
mil
jj
iUcn
he
flew
his
!:us
now
worn
by
I
l
p
a
captain
took
-MEN'S
I
fd
to
commission
cu
on
board
and
ii
-int,
after
this
lie
.tin:;
a
crrw
and
ship.
This
pen-iptain's
own
prn-n
this
developed
;
flying
his
pen-on
special
ofncial
also
the
"Officer
Oxfords
and
Loafers
it
'
as
rt
lirrsMuitKT
'
'.'ii'.o'
Die
same.
CATHEDRAL
f
All
Saints'
C'alh-
lk.
N.W.T.,
is
the
eniiirrinil
j
u.
N.Z.
(CPl-Prized
ieaiainl's
ire;it.
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to
film
ratim-
i
Fashion
Footoear
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scarce.-f
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from
whieii
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to
be
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firm
canning!
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delugeu!
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carrying.
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cutting
attachments
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