PERSONALS
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Lady
News
'
Tuesday.
April
,
J954
Bo-Mi-Hi
Students
Ready
To
Sample
Variety
of
Jobs
in
City
Tomorrow
L
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1
Churth
Memorial
LONDON
(CP)
The
BBC
has
taken
a
14-year
lease
on
part
of
Memorial
Hall,
dedicated
to
e'erey
who
left
the
Church
of
England
in
the
17th
century
and
formed
congregational
churches.
The
BBC
will
broadcast
symphony
concerts
from
the
hall.
Anglican
Cathedral
Rites
Unite
Prince
Rupert
Pair
Clerk,
Mary
Storric.
B.C.
Fruit
&
Produce
Robert
United
in
marriage
by
Canon
I
make
their
home.
The
family
has
Basil
S.
Prockter
at
St.
Andrew's
spent
the
past
seven
years
here,
Teachers
(Conrad
Street
Karen
Kemp,
Jean
Golds,
Myrna
Knutson,
Pat
Wilson.
Teachers
(Borden
Street)
Agnes
Mcintosh,
Elizabeth
Jones
Pat
Mitchell,
Diane
Stone.
Brewerton.
Royal
Fish
Co.
Freezer
En
where
Mr.
Gulllet
was
employed
In
-
j
ft
t
gineer,
Lloyd
Ryan.
by
Atlin
Fisheries.
In
Edmonton
he
will
be
with
the
Edmonton
C.N.R.
Drydock
Sheet
Metal
Fit.
Jt.
J.
Si
Plater,
Don
Haudenschild
Anglican
Cathedral
Saturday
afternoon,
were
Mrs.
Anna
Dish-man
an
3
Charles
F.
Hallan.
They
were
attended
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Victor
Lewis.
A
quiet
reception
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Alice
Houston,
1136
Seventh
Avenue
East,
following
the
church
ceremony.
Paint
and
Glass
Company.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Clarke
Mc
About
180
Booth
High
School
students
will
take
over
the
city
tomorrow,
with
a
student
mayor,
city
clerk
and
council
running
City
Hall,
and
student
employees
undertaking
Jobs
in
business
offices,
stores
and
industries
throughout
the
city.
Youngsters
will
tackle
one-day
careers
as
health
Inspectors,
firemen,
sales
clerks
In
stores,
teachers,
editors,
mall
clerks,
telephone
operators,
hospital
dieticians,
bellhops,
bakers,
stenographers
and
so
on,
in
the
Future
Citizens'
Day
project
sponsored
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Ju
Capitol
Theatre
Evening,
Manager,
Eugene
Neloon;
Usherette,
Pat
Pierce.
Totem
Theatre
Evening,
Usherette,
Lorene
Gordon.
S.
D.
Johnston
Ltd.
Stenographer,
Ionna
Olscn.
Armstrong
Agencies
Stenographer,
Elaine
Christensen;
Stenographer,
Carmen
Cawdell.
Lean
former
residents
of
Prince
;
Rupert
have
returned
to
makei
their
home
here.
Mr.
McLean'
has
Joined
the
composing
room
staff
of
The
Dally
News.
The
couple
have
been
holidaying
in1
Florida
and
the
United
States
1
-rf
The
newlyweds
are
residing
at
1805
Eighth
Avenue
East,
and
expect
in
the
near
future
to
be
stationed
at
a
lighthouse
on
the
Shipwright,
Bruce
Tasaka;
Machinist,
Jack
McLean;
Electrician,
Tero
Paavola.
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Exploration
Engineer,
Oeorge
Henry.
North
Star
Bottling
Works-Bottler,
John
Newton;
Salesman,
Bill
Sedgwick;
Stenographer,
Margaret
Adams.
C.N.R.
Superintendent's
Office,
Nelson
Morven,
Rodney
Philipson.
I
J
west
coast.
Mr.
Hallan
has
been
for
the
past
six
weeks
with
Mrs.
T.
A.
McMeekln,
1939
Atlin
Dlbb
Printers
Printer,
Har
employed
as
a
relief
lighthouse
keeper
in
the
past.
old
Fletcher.
4
'48
PLYMOUTH
Custom
4-
.
door.
Fully
equipped.
In
beautiful
condition
$1200
49
Z-Tone
A.40
AL'STIX.
Clean
car.
New
tires.
Priced
to
sell
$750
51
A.40
AUSTIN
Lovely
shape.
Regal
Printers
Printer,
Bert
Tipton.
Donald
and
Robert
Magor,
ar-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Peter
Gulllet,
946
Tenth
Avenue
East,
and
Kaien
Consumers
Co-op
Gro
;
rived
home
by
plane
yesterday
'
v
v
it
At
cery
Clerk,
Madeline
Sklapsky
sons
Glen
and
Bruce,
left
by
I
from
school
in
Vancouver
to
plane
today
from
Terrace
fori
spend
the
Easter
vacation
wltn
A
good
deal
at
SS35
Family
Meat
Market
Butch
Edmonton
where
they
plan
to
their
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
er,
Tommy
Moorehouse.
Magor,
431
Fourth
Avenue
West.
Rupert
Butchers
Butcher
'50
PLYMOUTH
4-Door.
Completely
overhauled,
new
transmission.
Clerk,
Len
Griffiths.
nior
cnamber
of
Commerce.
Similar
projects
have
been
staged
here
in
past
years,
but
this
year's
total
of
180
student-participating
breaks
all
records.
The
students
will
be
given
employment
forms
to
hand
to
their
bosses
for
the
day,
and
the
employers
will
be
asked
to
grade
the
students,
in
general
terms,'
on
their
work.
The
student
mayor
and
council
with
their
city
clerk,
will
hold
a
council
meeting
tomorrow
morning
and
will
tour
the
city,
inspecting
the
work
of
various
city
departments,
with
Mavor
Oeorge
Hills
and
City
Clerk
Bill
Fine
new
tires
S1308
aw
or
KtVr
wlil
nlule
"cl
411
sv
Tlal'
tu
iuimua
mis
Rupert
Freezing
Clerk,
Margaret
Youngman.
Fashion
Footwear
Clerk
Manager,
Irene
York;
Clerk,
dauulitiT.
Princess
Alexandra.
Details
of
the
Saanlch
Plumbing
Stenographer,
Be-v
Botrakoff,
Oil
Burner
Mechanic,
Don
Husvlk.
Grant
Si
Newton
Electricians
Helper,
Louis
Martin.
C.P.A.
Agent,
Masaml
Nakatsu;
Traffic
Clerk,
Louise
Het-land.
Smith
Si
Elklns
Plumber's
helper,
Larry
Eytchcson.
,
Northwest
Construction
Superintendent,
Alfred
Strand.
Columbia
Cellulose
Mill
Manager,
John
Phipps;
Production
Superintendent,
John
Cllb-bett;
Plant
Engineer
Bruce
Stan-
1fJins
&
onleil
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
303
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
Green
960
Yvonne
Jackson.
have
not
D
en
I1UI-
ac
uua
ueen
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
at
Toronto
likely
will
visit
other
Canadian
centres.
The
The
sixth
and
final
"Guess
the
Weather"
contest
sponsored
AUTO
SERVICE
by
Super-Valu
Food
Stores
was
t
widow
of
tlic
Queen's
uncle
who
was
killed
during
Wallace's
Clerk
Manager,
Margaret
Olsen.
Fraser
ti
Payne
Clerk
Manager,
Lynn
Nlckerson.
Savoy
Hotel
Bellhop,
Dick
rid
War
in
a
plane
wash
In
Scotland.
I
r-
I
f
I
1
Flood.
won
today
by
Mrs.
A.
W.
Bushaw,
!
P.O.
Box
488,
Prince
Rupert
who
;
gained
the
$25
prize.
Her
estimates
of
48.4
degrees
for
high
temperatures
and
30.3
for
the
low
during
the
week
of
March
28
to
April
3,
were
closest
iwood;
Power
Plant
Engineer,
Rupert
Hotel
Bellhop,
John
bteal
rasnion
onow
d
by
Job's
Daughters
GIANT
RUMMAGE
SALE
Long.
Winding
up
the
day
will
be
a
coke
party
at
the
high
school
from
5
to
6
p.m.
List
of
Jobs
offered
throughout
the
city,
and
the
students
filling
those
positions,
follows:
Civic
Centre
General
Secretary,
Bruce
Forward;
Crafts
Instructor,
Melvl
n
Andersen
;
Sports
Director,
Louise
Wood;
Receptionist,
Jean
Smurthwaitc.
Skeena
Health
Unit
Inspec
to
the
official
figures
of
48.17
and
30.357,
high
and
low
.
shnw
at
the
ia.Jiion
parade
w
in
the
Civic
David
Rldsdale;
Technical
Director,
Steve
Yamamoto;
Controller
Dept.,
Bill
Donaldson;
Manager's
Secretary,
Bev
Comer;
Switchboard
Operator,
Pat
Lemon.
Canada
Packers
Ltd.
Clerk,
Rudy
Strodl.
Nelson
Bros.
Store
(Port
Edward),
Charlotte
Wing,
Yoshiye
Saichl;
Office,
Fusaye
Saiki;
Mechanic,
Robert
Morven.
Howell.
I
Wrathall's
Clerk,
Eugene
Man.
-
Van's
Bakery
Baker,
Gerry
Desautels.
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
Area
Engineer,
Bill
Holgate;
Base
Manager,
Art
Parent.
C.N.R.
General
Office
Clerk,
Lois
Good;
General
Office
Clerk.
Toru
Nakatsu.
Superintendent's
Office
(Wharf),
Donald
Franklin,
Duane
Loughlln.
Finning
Tractor
Mechanic,
George
Thain;
Parts
Clerk.
:l.
ASPHALT
SOURCE
The
famous
Asphalt
lake
on
the
Island
of
Trinidad
covers
about
100
acres.
or
startling,
lovely
Joan
Bennett,
Sonja
Jensen,
Oracle
Wood,
Mrs.
T.
R.
Lloyd,
Marilyn
Berry,
Mrs.
Hopkins,
Joan
Davis,
Rita
Yoston,
Mar-Jorle
Tattersall,
Leona
Ritchie.
Jackie
Halllwell.
Laura
Mitchell,
Pat
Hill,
Elspeth
Sommer,
Bar-
J
bara
Doumont,
Oeorglna
Mlt-
'
chell.
Ann
Eyolfson,
Muriel
Shier,
he
suit
line,
es-
tor,
Lorraine
Smith;
Inspector,
ds.
One
featured
206
SIXTH
STREET
!
"
i
."
pltated
jacket,
csena
raviikis.
Unemployment
Insurance
Office
Manager,
Roy
Sclbe:
Stenographer,
Judy
Stole.
le
waist,
to
flare
on
the
slim
skirt.
:rn.
tlarea
out
at
Department
of
Indian
Affairs
Sheila
Bennett,
Myrna
Knutson,
I
Drue
Patrick,
Donna
Macarthur,
Danny
Newfield.
ore
knife
pleats.
Daily
News
Editor,
James
i
Mrs.
Pallant,
Marglt
Macarthur
,
style
was
a
id
suit
with
an
SATURDAY,
APRIL
10
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
',
Co-op.
Chemist,
Kurt
Gott-!
schllng;
Engineer,
Don
Martin-j
usen;
Stenographer,
Myrtle
Wing.
I
Atlin
Fish
Co.
Stenographer,!
Rolande
Turcotte;
Freezer
Man
j
Gerry
Christoff.
B.C.
Packers
Bookkeeper,
i
Reynold
McKay;
Freezer
Man,
Henry
McKay;
Switchboard.
El-!
;
Elaine
Christensen,
Mellalne
1
Mrlntyre,
Carol
Hill.
;
toy
jacket,
with
Batcman;
Promotion
Manager,
Jamrt
Savillc;
Shop
Foreman,
Morris
Dean.
Ormes
Clerk,
Marlon
Watson.
Dceth's
Pharmacy
Pharmacist,
Russcl
Morrison.
Stenographer,
Jackie
Procter;
Clerk,
Gerry
Moorehouse.
Canadian
Customs
Inspector,
Harold
Webber;
Inspector,
Bill
Reltc.
Department
of
Fisheries
Inspector,
Ron
Pederscn;
Inspector,
Paul
Bekctov.
B.C.
Forest
Service
Forestry
Enplnccr,
Boyd
Cook;
Forestry
front
and
deep
waistline
in
the
atured
a
knife-
Sole
Starts
9:30
a.m.
coats
we're
Annual
-jJwartl
Bulger's
Clerk,
Glenys
Owens
Clerk,
Edith
Olscn.
Cook's
Jewellers
Clerk.
Norma
Olldncr;
Clerk,
Lenorc
"la'iv
out.stand-
p-around
style.
Engineer,
Gordon
Lugrln;
Radio
lost,
stays
wrap-
Plans
for
the
annual
bursary
'
Technician,
Angus
Smtth.
.
.
with
a
grease
Job
that's
done
right.
a
trinket-trim-
award
were
heard
when
mem-
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos-
la
Childs;
Fish
Worker,
Ethel,
Moorehouse.
Court
House
Government
Agent's
Office.
Stenographer,
Rose
Tasaka;
Clerk,
Seijl
Mat-suo.
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
Radio
Technician,
Terry
Auld;
Stenographer-Clerk,
Jackie
Gus-tafson.
I
Northern
B.C.
Power
Steno
Manson's
Jewellers
Clerk,
:
bers
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chap-
'
pltal
Housekeeper,
Olive
i
rii
nm.
Sponsored
by
HOSPITOOMEN'S
MXIUMIY
K,es
and
sports
ter.
Registered
Nurses'
Assocla-;
Stra
nd
;
Dietician,
Norcen
Rcn-i
Gordon
ti
SUPER
SERVICE
Anderson
Hard
Corner
Second
and
Second
Service
Second
to
None
ware
Clerk.
Jonna
Olsen.
Kaien
Hardware
Clerk
Manager,
Art
Turcotte.
Gordon's
Hardware
Clerk
grapher,
Thelma
Lewis;
Office
Tu
ning
sums
iot
j
tlon,
hem
their
monthly
meeting
:
snaw.
ir.ature
women,
in
the
Nurses'
Home
last
night
Fire
Department
Fire
Chief,
t
In
the
long
s
Mrs.
F.
E-
Anf
leld
and
Mrs.
A.
Jim
Stewart;
Firemen,
Bill
Jfired
a
variety
wildgoose
of
the
bursary
com-"
Tsuchlya;
Terry
Shenton;
How-'s-
mlttee,
announced
that
girls
'rd
Johanscn;
First
Alder,
proeram
was
a
wishing
to
try
for
the
bursary
Louise
Freeman;
First
Alder,
wich'ers,
direct-
must
submit
applications
by
the
!
Don
Hargrove,
wll
sineing
their
end
of
April.
The
bursary
is
of-I
Telephone
Department
Wire
Manager,
Philip
Lyons.
Clerk,
accounts,
Francis
Matsu
Northland
Dairy
Stenogra-.
Da;
Billing
Clerk,
Thelma
Pav-pher.
Shirley
Frayne.
likls;
Private
Secretary,
Marion
tscuDy
s
furs
uicru
ateno-
fcvuns.
Howdy
Do"
and
fered
annually
to
a
local
high
Chief,
Dennis
Reed;
Chief
Op-
crnnher.
Jackie
Moore.
Public
Library
Librarian-
school
graduate
planning
to
en-:
eraior.
joan
urimme.
Dora's
Department
Store
Clerk,
Jessie
Butler;
Librarian
ter
nurse's
training.
I
Engineering
Department
Cleric,
Margaret
Johnson.
1
Clerk.
Gladys
Ferrance.
Mis
Elizabeth
Clement,
dl-
j
t-'tV
engineer,
Jim
Carlson.
Rupert
Motors-
rector
of
nursing
services,
spoke1
Public.
Works
Department
;
Michael
Young;
Salesman.
.
Splto's
Grocery
Clerk-Salesman,
i
stenographer,
Sondra
Wald-
briefly
to
the
grouo
on
generall
worus
roreman,
jonn
uumn.s.
;
Richard
Nlckeson.
baucr.
T.M.C.
Cartage
Cartage
Assistant,
Kioshi
Matsuo.
McKay's
Grocery
Clerk,
Betty
Morgan.
nursing
topics,
and
serving
of
Kaaio
aiation
i-rnt-
refreshments
wound
up
the
Announcer,
Margaret
Watt;
meeting.
'
I
Announcer.
Barbara
Doumont;
,
Announcer,
Roy
Pedersen;..
Aa-
J
selections
dur-included
David
he
trumpet.
Bob
aorordion.
Mrs.
mhst
nnd
Alex
!
Easter
Par-ral
?irls
paraded
Faster
bonnets,
"ato
and
Leona
'"d
a
tap
dancing
Strand
and
01i?a
o
duet,
and
Eliz-
tap
routine,
the
show
was
a
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Manager,
Donald
Reed.
Dan's
Service
Station
Shop
Foreman,
Stan
Parker;
Front
End
Man,
Arnold
Moen.
McRae
Bros.
Clerk,
Nina
Mostad.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Lance
Theobald,
John
Kustas.
'
I
ry
Daily
Nfwb
Classified
nouncer,
Ken
McKinnon.
Post
Office
Mail
Clerk,
Charlotte
Munroe;
Mall
Clerk,
Tayte
McNelce.
Teachers
i
K
i
n
g,
Edward
School)
Teachers.
Sonja
Han-
Watts
&
Nlckerson
Clerk,
j
sen,
Sonja
Sclvlg.
oeorglna
j
Dnvld
Shore.
Mitchell,
Donna
Becker,
Bill
j
Art
Murray's
Men's
Wear
i
Blrtch,
Shirley
Morven.
Norma
;
Clerk,
Donald
McLeod.
I
Johnson,
Julie
Procter,
Jim'
Esquire
Men's
Wear
Clerk,
i
Baldwin,
Betty
Oskcy,
Jyttc
;
Nocland
Brechin,
Judy
Lloyd.
I
Mollerup,
Anne
Eyolfson.
!
Crawford
Moore
Agency
"
Alex
Mitchell
i
several
men
as
;
Provided
piano
Mi1
for
the
show
'or
'as
Mrs.
Ber-
nored
Queen
1
welcomed
the
'
"ie
close
of
the
1
flowers
and
gifts
hat(
assisted
in
event
'"M
Pat
PlPrep
Conrad
PTA
Sale
Successful
Conrad
Street
School
Satur-
who
also
attended
the
china
FOK
THAT
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
day
afternoon
was
the
scene
of
sale.
At
the
sale
of
toys
were
Mr.)
a
giant
White
Elephant
sale
and
'
V
Maureen
Hopkins'.
T's.
Sharon
Pai-;J
Le,,na
P("-!sy
Ann
Dom-
I,
Jones.
Pat
Mit-
B.
Cameron.
Mrs.
J.
Kurdz'.el
and
Miss
Shirley
Kurdziel.
miscellaneous,
Mrs.
E.
Chrlstlson,
books.
Mrs.
D.
Main,
Mrs.
A.
Quast
and
Miss
Anna
Colussi:
clothing,
Mrs.
W.
Bussey,
Mrs.
E.
Peterson
and
Mrs.
M.
Cathi,
lie
Fin-
spring
tea,
an
annual
event
sponsored
by
the
Conrad
Parent-Teacher
Association.
An
Easter
color
theme
of
mauve
and
yellow
dominated
the
decor,
featuring
dainty
paper
flowers
and
pussywillows
in
attract
Ive
sprays
on
the
tea
tables
and
placed
around
the
tea
room.
Mrs.
W.
Murdoch,
president,,
received
guests
at
the
tea
for
which
Mrs.
G.
Aldcrson
and
Mrs.
KKay,
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were
co-conveners.
Assisting
in
the
kitchen,
and
serving
tea
were
Mrs.
H.
Butt,
Mrs.
V.
Dodds,
Mrs.
A.
Desautels,
Mrs.
M.
Hubel,
Mrs.
A.
Kelsey
and
Mrs.
H.
Hampton.
Mrs.
C.
Marlneau
was
in
charge
of
the
home
cooking
booth
and
Mrs.
H
Thomas
was
cashier.
Mr.
N.
Glr-ardet
attended
the
soft
drink
:'s
meeting.
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The
shapely
Miss
Hansen,
who
was
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U.S.A."
In
last
year's
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Universe
contest,
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enjoying
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California
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shootings
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her
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White
Elephant
sale,
set
up
in
a
room
adjoining
the
tea
room,
was
co-cotvened
by
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Patzold
and
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L.
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