Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
May
2B,
1954
Us
New
President
clival
Association
V-
tors'
certificates.
Mr.
Roberts
succeeds
R.
H.
success
ui
.c
,
the
,
.'lection
of
.,vai
-
.
Roberts
Davidson
In
the
presidency
rharles
CHESTERFIELD
TRADE-IN
SPECIAL
Mrs.
E.M.
Daly
Leaves
On
European
Pilgrimage
Off
on
the
first
leg
of
a
pil-
,
Versailles.'Chartres,
Lourds,
Nice
grimage
to
Europe
Is
Mrs.
E.
M
j
and
Genoa.
From
Rome
they
Daly,
popular
seamstress
at
Mil-
wi"
trvel
"jrough
Naples,
Pom-i
.
'pell,
Sorrento,
Capri.
Florence,
d
u
i
ler
Bay
Hospital
for
the
past
Vencei
Mllarli
Lucerne,
stras.
eight
years.
;
bourg,
Luxembourg,
Brussels
and
Mrs.
Daly
left
yesterday
for
I
The
Hague
to
Amsterdam,
from
Vancouver
where
she
will
Join
I
where
they
will
embark
for
Eng-
t.
highlighted
iral
mcetlnR
of
J
'pert
District
Music
"festival
Association
fsaw
the
group
,st
honorary
presi-Ham
He
was
named
of
his
work
at
tlval
and
others
in
bribing
all
adjudica
Franciscan
Father's
pilgrim-
land.
age
of
51
British
Columbians.
Other
officers
named
were:
First
vice-president
Mrs.
W.
8.
Kergln;
second
vice-president
Mrs.
T.
N.
Youngs;
secretary
Mrs.
E.
Becker;
treasurer
E.
Bartlett.
Conveners
for
various
committees
will
be
named
at
the
next
general
meeting.
Another
highlight
of.
the
session
was
announcement
of
the
amounts
of
the
three
bursaries
awarded
at
the
festival.
Each
bursary
winner
will
receive
$100.
Winning
the
awards
for
furtherance
of
musical
training
were
Roy
Sleber
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Lorna
Melvin
of
Terrace,
and
in
drama,
Julie
Prockter
of
Prince
Rupert.
Annual
reports
by
various
r,uitMO)
Inn
HnaHe
u.a-
W,
,v
A
tri
IB
i
A
week's
visit
in
Ireland
also
is
on
the
itinerary,
with
visits
in
Dublin,
Killarney
and
other"
points,
after
which
they
will
return
to
Southampton
for
the
voyage
home
aboard
the
Scythia.
Following
her
arrival
back
In
"'
,
;
V
iioners
Rector
iM
m
.1
..
'
.;
1
ill'
sm
Canada
July
31,
Mrs.
Daly
plans
unbent
.mmon.
incur
visits
to
hei
cnildren
in
Seattle,
Victoria
and
Capilano
before
returning
to
Miller
Bay
in
tn.licnn
Church.
S'!al
3
.
.
..nii
bound
for
Rome
and
the
shrines
of
Europe,
along
with
several
other
Canadian
groups.
Among
the
many
high
points
of
the
trip
for
Mrs.
Daly,
who
lived
at
Caoilano,
B.C.,
for
many
years
before
coming
here,
will
be
a
visit
with
her
son,
Phillip,
in
Germany,
and
a
stop
in
London,
where
she
was
born.
The
Canadian
pilgrimage
will
sail
eboard
tne
Cunard
Liner
Scythia
for
Le
Havre
and
Paris,
and
from
there
on.
they
will
visit
almost
every
famous
shrine
In
Europe.
Among
the
many
points
they
will
visit
enroute
to
Rome
are
area
in
in
i
-embers
of
his
Parlsn
eluding
several
recommendations
evening
the
GREATEST
son
will
leave
here
DfW
post
at
Sunxet
c
alt"
serving
St.
:e
last
September.
,y
congregational
soc-
UMQUEUEHT
Photo
by
Chandler'j
Studio
R.
W.
MARTIN
MR.
AND
MRS
AT
LEAST
$TS'00
hurch
hall,
Mr.
win-resented
with
a
purse
as
on
behalf
of
the
appreciation
of
his
for
improvement
of
future
festivals,
particularly
with
regard
to
ths
date
or
the
festival.
The
recommendations
were
tabled
for
action
by
the
Incoming
executive.
Giving
annual
reports
were
retiring
president
R.
H.
Davidson;
Sister
Mary
Lawrence
on
syllabus;
Mrs.
W.
S.
Kergln,
program;
Mrs.
J.
Rogerson,
publicity;
Mrs.
F.
E.
Anield,
awards;
Mrs.
R
Bird,
membership;
E.
Bartlett
hall
committee;
Mrs.
B.
Eyolf-son,
billeting;
Mrs.
J.
Rldsdale,
business
manager;
E.
Bartlett,
treasurer
and
Mrs.
E.
Becker,
secretary.
Ul
YEARS
rrvice.
i
nc
yuiian
City
Newlywed
Couple
Home
From
Ocean
Falls
Honeymoon
Successful
Vacations
Need
vtolo.se
such
a
prom-raiuable
man,"
said
i
concluded
with
re-
GOLDEN
UNEd
VACUUM
SEALED)
'
CANS
J
,
jerved
by
members
Home
from
a
honeymoon
trip
to
Ocean
Falls
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Reginald
William
Martin,
whose
Kn's
Association.
ty
of
Projects
Feature
maid,
wore
a
frock
of
green
taffeta
with
matching
hat.,6he,
too,
carried
carnations.
Attending
the
groom
was
Mr.
Robert
Smith,
and
ushers
were
Mr.
Chuck
Place
anc!
Mr.
Dick
Wesch.
Organist
was
Mr.
John
Currie
and
soloist,
Mrs.
Taylor,
singing
"I'll
Walk
Beside'
You."
For
the
reception
at
the
Can-
for
your
present
suite
on
ANY
Chesterfield
Suite
on
display
.
.
.
Balonce
Low
Terms.
ONE
WEEK
ONLY
'
ALL
SUITES
OF
HIGH
QUALITY,
FEATURING:
KROEM.F.R
rLSHIOMZED
Fl'RNITl'KE"
"TYNAN'S
"TYNAN'S
KANT-SAG
KANT-SAG
AND
AND
NO-SAG
NO-SAG
SPRINGS"
SPRINGS"
!
marriage
took
place
here
recently
'.at
the
First
Presbyterian
Church.
The
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright
officiat-;
ed
at
the
ceremony,
uniting
Muriel
Elaine,
only
daughter
of
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
C.
Shier
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Martin
of
Vic-
toria.
Usful
Moose
Women
Tea
se
Hull
here
was
a-
t
Morrison,
Mrs.
J.
Munizaba,
Mrs.
.
iiv
vestprrtnv
'
A.
Ritchie,
Mrs.
C.
Postuk
and
I
1
CAREFUL
PLANNING
We
will
arrnric
your
entire
var-atiun
including
transportation
.
hfUt
arrommodfi-tionH,
FiRlitmx'ina
toura,
etc.
W
will
advitiP
you
on
pan-,
por(,
-um.'n
tea,
insurance
And
all
th
i)tljer
important
''dctmls"
tnat
sKuru
you
of
smooth,
enjt;yale
trip.
WbflhtT
you're
planning
a
vacntion
hvrc
or
abroad,
be
dure
to
we
un
first.
OUR
SERVICES
ARE
FREE
Crawford
Moore
TRAVEL
AGENCIES
21S
Second
St.
Phone
b?.0
I
I
j
Given
In
marriage
by
her
father,
the
bride
was
charming
In
a
floor-length
gown
of
white
j
satin,
net
and
laee.
with
long-'
sleeved
lace
jacket,
featuring
i
pearl
embroidered
Peter
Pan
collar
and
skirt
of
net
over
satin.
I
A
tiara
of
pearls
secured
her
Mrs.
W.
Hardy
as
serviteurs.
In
the
kitchen
were
members
of
the
home-making
committee,
headed
by
chairman
Mrs.
R.
Boychuk
and
Including
Mrs.
L.
Holder,
Mrs.
C.
Mclntyre,
Mrs.
A.
E.
Norton,
Mrs.
D.
Hopkins,
Mrs.
T.
Johnstone
and
Mrs.
L.
Tattersall.
Mrs.
8.
Haugan,
also
of
the
home-making
committee,
was
cashier.
The
delicatessen
with
Its
wide
j
adian
Legion
Hall,
the
parents
of
the
bridal
couple
assisted
In
:
receiving
guests.
Mrs.
Shier
I
chose
for
the
occasion
a
dress
of
j
blue
crepe
with
matching
ac-I
cessories
while
the
groom's
I
mother
wore
a
two-piece
en-.
semble
in
blue
with
white
ac-!
cessories.
Both
wore
corsages
of
pink
roses.
Rose
buds
and
lily
of
the
val-;
ley,
with
tall
white
tapers
added
to
the
decor
of
the
bride's
table
which
held
a
three-tier
cake
on
a
pretty
lace
cloth.
Mr.
Alex
is
the
Women
of
the
ti
their
annual
spring
of
the
biggest
and
ii!ul
ol
the
season.
oi
booths,
selling
un-:ies
highlighted
the
?r,cd
by
Mrs.
J.
Kas-ch
committee
of
the
ration
taking
on
a
.reject.
There
were
a
ifliratessen
booth
and
is
ell
as
the
usual
:as
sewing
and
home
wismn
(ahda
s
iakgcst
jitiyvc
vtromno
man
'H
H1.
I
fingertip
veil
and
she
carried
a
bouquet
of
red
rases.
Mrs.
Judith
Place
attended
the
bride
as
matron
of
honor,
wearing
a
floor-length
gown
of
pink
taffeta
with
net
ovcrskirt.
and
matching
hat,
and
carrying
a
bouquet
of
carnations.
Mitchell
was
master
of
ceremonies,
reading
telegrams
from
variety
of
delicacies,
was
staged
!
by
the
child
care
committee
with
i
Mrs.
W.
Bussey,
chairman,
Mrs.
'
H.
Hanson
and
Mrs.
H.
Gamblln
!
In
charge.
'
!
At
the
candy
stall
was
the
j
Mooxcheart
committee
with
Mrs.
i
R.
Gllmour,
chairman,
assisted
:
'
by
Mrs.
A
Evclelgh.
Mrs.
R.
Arm-
Miss
Helen
Olson
as
brides-
tent
Mrs.
P.
Bond
jfts
at
the
affair
for
:i!
flowers
were
used
1
lovely
spray
of
f
low-i
by
yellow
tapers
:f
serving
table,
and
Victoria
and
Alberta
and
Sas-
:
katchewan
points.
For
her
wedding
trip,
the
bride
changed
to
ftn
attractive
suit
of
tan
gnbardine
with
red
ncrc-wries
uh!
whits
carnations
en
corsage.
M
t
"I
Terms
as
low
os
$jQ.OO
per
month
.
H
narcissi
!
stronfr,
Mrs.
O:
Shenton
and
Mrs.
E.
Hlldebrand.
!
.'jcaets
of
tea
tables.
Th.s
VVeek-
The
five-Pin
Mixed
Bowling
League
v.i:l
hnul
its
annual
banquet
and
(I.
inre,
with
presentation
of
trophies
tonight
in
the
C'irtiadian
Legion,
at
7:30
p.m.
n
at
the
event
were
j
The
Mooscnean
Aiumni
staged
.
Hamilton,
Mrs.
D.
the
home
cooking
booth
with
Bussey
and
Mrs.
-
Mrs.
George
Robinson,
chairman,
i
assisted
by
Mrs.
O.
Stegavig.
Mrs.
i
service
committee.
'
J.
Thompson
and
Mrs.
J.
B.
The
Girl
Guide
Local
Associa-
:
lion
annual
tea
and
bazaar
will
j
be
held
Saturday
from
2
to
5
j
p.m.
at
the
Annunciation
School.
;
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
KAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
,
Each
Thursday
at
ll:l!i
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
A
Gomez
chairman,
"sree
of
serving
tea
B
Bellamy,
Mrs.
John
ad
Bacon.
The
sewing
stall
was
under
direction
of
the
Ritual
committee,
with
Mrs.
R.
B.
Skinner
in
charge
and
Mrs.
J.
Smith-son
and
Mrs.
J.
Flewin.
Presenting
a
novel
towel
bar
was
the
Moosehaven
committee
with
Mrs.
L.
Raabe,
chairman,
and
Mrs.
D.
Neilson,
while
the
Membership
committee
sponsored
the
attractively-decorated
novelty
stall,
directed
by
chair
&rs
it.
Drive,
Saturday
U25I
Comfort
and
Service
For
reservations
write
oi
City
or
Depot
Office
Ieall
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
man
Mrs.
Gordon
Morrison,
and
Mis.
R.
A.
Woods.
Mrs.
H.
Stewart.
Mrs.
T.
Thomas
and
Mrs.
M.
numbers
All-Sweet
i
be
handed
in
to
Ly-7
or
Legion
no
later
10
U2li'
imual
meeting
of
the
;
'
Ciedit
Union
will
be
:
sday,
June
1
at
8
(Above
FrigidaTre
Model
5TD91)
Terms
as
Low
as
$
J2'
et
monn
mmm
I
111
Ali
Kt
IIM
II
iltp'aM-J
In
ill'
nil
i
nol
ptililiOtrd
"r
l.itli'or
(
out
rot
Hoard
iv.'ritmfn.
ul
llrnish
Karasosky.
The
Hospital
Guild,
with
Mrs.
R
Montgomery,
chairman,
and
or
hi
(be
ulmtil'ia
Leqion
Auditorium.
iders
are
re(ni".stx-d
Mrs.
T.
Glenn,
presented
the
fish
'pond,
while
Mis.
F.
W.
Grimble
j
of
the
Friendship
committee
was
In
charge
of
the
sale
of
beauti-I
fully
dressed
dolls,
and
the
Ub-rarv
committee,
with
Mrs.
M.
THESE
POINTS
when
considering
a
new
New
Gasoline
Seen
Re-powering
Engines
by
Second
Tankful
.
Cues
Up
to
15
More
Power
Numniii
lions
will
be'
tieeUiins
held
for
of-
-
eommiUecs
for
the
a.
frs
of
the
Canadian
!
nfh
27.
Honorary
club
REFRIGERATOR
Heise,
chairman
and
Mrs.
O.
Tweed,
staged
the
white
elephant
sale.
Prices
went
to
the
following:
towels.
Mrs.
Chris
Cuthlll;
glasses.
Shirley
Dupllsse;
bride
doll
set.
Sandra
I.undrigan:
rag
doll.
A
powcr-rcslcirinc
job
on
the
family
c;ir
can
I
aivimtlishcd
now
simply
1'V
a
trip
to
the
service
slat
ion.
t
The"re-powcnntf"
is
achieved
by
new
additive
which
researcher.
snv
neul
rulies
lend
members
of
the
Wo-
i
tllary
t0
Branch
27
'
'mediate
familt-s
are
1
become
shareholders
'
i
this
meeting.
For
j
'''wmat
i.,n
phone
the
Treasurer
at
479.
(i25i
;
Leona
Ritchie:
table
cloth.
Mrs.
I,.
Rnnbe:
candy,
Ellen
ChrtstofT;
cushion,
Mrs.
B.
Marshall,
.and
turkey,
Mrs.
K.
Hardy.
for
instance
As
n
result,
fuel
is
.
pre-iKilited
before
the
piston
reaches
proper
tiring
position-Vital
power
is
lost.
"Not
only
does
pre-ignilion
create
power
working
acainst
you,"
the
Shell
spokesman
said,
"but
the
deposits
which
TCP
now
neutralizes
form
on
your
spark
plugs,
causing
mislirini;,
unburned
fuel
and
considerable
waste."
TCP,
Well
Received
The
new
adclit
ive
blended
into
Shell
Premium
Gasoline
already
has
created
wide
enthusiasm
1.
Cubic
content.
2.
Capacity
of
evaporator
section.
3.
Shelf
area.
4.
Shelves
on
door.
5.
Automatic
and
push-button
defrosting.
!
6.
Cyclamatic
operation.
ft'
7.
Butter
keeper
ond
butter
conditioner.
:
8.
Ro'l-out
shelves'.
L'
9.
Construction.
I
'
10.
Cost
of
operation.
:
11.
Appearance.
12.
Reliability
of
manufacturer
M
and
dealer.
ONLY
45
MIN.
!
among
car
owners
attracted
by
I
Shell's
promise
of
"up
to
15
!
more
power
without
touching
and
carbon
depmsils,
and
nivea
op
to
15'
t
more
engine
power.
Tests
Show
Power
Gain
Thin
encouriiKinu
news
for
car
owners
came
when
Shell
Oil
Company
engineers
released
performance
linures
on
tests
conducted
usini!lheaillitive,
blended
into
Shell
Premium
Gasoline
nod
sold
under
the
trademark
TCP.
"TCI'overcomes
pre-i;nition
and
spark
plus
mishrinn
caused
by
lead
ami
carbon
deposits.
These
have
been
two
major
power
robbers
up
till
now."
A
spokesman
pointed
out
that
"all
nasohne
sold
today
contains
deposit-forming
compounds."
He
said
these
compounds
built
deposits
in
the
combustion
chambers
of
all
auto
engines,
it
was
explained
that
the
deposits
often
become
"hot
spots"
when
power
is
needed
most
for
quick
acceleration.
TO
A
A.
C
If
A
a
tool
"
Drivers
are
warned,
however,
thai
these
deposits
constantly
accumulate
with
modern
fuels
and
therefore
must
constantly
be
neutralized
to
keep
the
power
gained.
Shell
says
the
only
way
to
insure
this
is
continued
use
of
Shell
Premium
Gasoline
with
TCP.
Company
sales
officials
said
Shell
Premium
Gasoline
with
TCP
is
being
handled
by
all
Shell
dealers.
LiOC0B(33
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