r
J'
spassmg
1
M
I
f
t
46
Senior
Citizens
Enjoy
Social
At
Civic
Centre
A
Bocial
at
the
Civic
Centre
provided
by
the
Women's
Coordinating
Council
for
the
'Over
70
club'
proved
to
be
an
enjoyable
affair
for
46
senior
citi-zens
who
attended.
"
,
,
I
.
.
Prince
Rupert
Daiiv
News
3
Friday,
April
10,
196?
J.B.
Menara
Rites
Set
For
Tomorrow
Requiem
maai
will
be
held
to
j
nephews,
Igino
and
Mario
Del
morrow
morning
at
Annuncia-j
Molin.
tion
Church
for
John
Batiste!
Funeral
services
will
be.
held
Menara,
67-year-old
fisherman.
In
the
afternoon
from
B.
C.
Un-who
died
Tuesday.
j
'
dertakers
with
burial
in
Fair-
Mr.
Menara
came
to
Prince
view
Cemetery.
Rupert
24
years
ago,
lived
in
the
province
for
32
years
and
came
One
erf
the
strongest
Hudson.
to
Canada
from
hi
native
Italy.
Bij
Company
ton.
In
Cmata
42
years
ago.
was
to
w
ret
Oatry,
bull?
orl'
i
Only
relative
here
a
two
the
Red
rivar
m
11(31.
.
,
..
I
1
1
hj
...
the
rleriiu"
'Inn
in
the
province
.....
ii.
Lie
and
W
!
V
...tui
rii
tj.
irf
...
Mrra
l
Ot
corripanisis
were
111
5.
4.
o.
r.ia.
Tti
nrenMent
Mrs.-
A.
and
Miss
Olive
Strand
y-
hi
V'
(
.VI
'""
drcti-'i
but
say.
r
3Kfbu-.
no
reia-l(Wr,y
:
rrobably
io.
Social
Hainea,
assixted
by
Mrs.
W.
W.
Bowes,
received
the
guests
and
j
J
Mr.
Bob
McKay
gave
a,
talk
on
"old
time"
and
oi!
the
development
01
Prinre
h-pcrt.
Mr.
Dyke
McMillan
entertained
at
the
piano
and
sang
solo.
Mrs.
Haines
made
a
short
speech
of
welcome.
Proceedings
got
under
way
by
the
singing
of
"O
Canada"
with
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
at
the
piano.
Mrs.
Black
wa
also
In
charge
of
the
program.
-
TT
1
1
The
Rev,
h.
Richer
showed
three
very
Interestini?
and
-entertaining
films,
"North
of
Hud
arc
SM
to
.
,
,M
next
Wcdnes-name
have
titi
pos-sible
j.
MrlUe,
who
;d
'.
,v
from
IMS
f
lllSt
(
ix
ium:
Bill
1(i
Brucr
"n-
NonP
anv
statement
but
'
...
3.-
spreading
Then
Miss
Olive
Btrana
pmy-
son
Bay,"
"Sing
with
the
Commodores,"
and
"Highland
Holi
ed
a
beautiful
piano
solo.
a,
ir
tr
in
irri
aarnal
I
:
..
.,
U
ALEXANDER
KNOX,
45-year-old
Canadian
actor
from
Btrathroy,
Ont
,
has
been
chosen
to
play
Cardinal
Wolsey
by
London's
famed
Old
Vic
theatre.
Knox
will
play
In
a
Coronation
production
of
brmKespeare
King
Heiuy
VIII"
opening
in
London
early
in
May.
Knox
his
played
on
Broadway
and
in
Hollywood.
He
was
last
at
the
Old
Vic
15
years
ago
a
understudy
to
ijiorence
Oiivier
and
-
Emlyn
Williams.
j
i!l
is
I"
Vancouver
.1
.
tifjuiritviu
day."
Mr.
Jack
Macintosh
recited
a
beautiful
and
appropriate
poem
on
leliowsnip
arid
friendship.
ASKS
SfCCF-STIONS
Mr.
Sieber
asked
for
suggestions
for
Over
70
Club
members
to
see
some
of
the
Coronation
Celebration
In
Prince
F.upert.
Mrs.
Viereck
voiced
the
appie-ciation
of
the
club.
The
executive
of
the
c.ub
was
asked
to
cooperate
with
the
Coronation
Celebration
Committee.
"Trees."
-
m
Following
this,
the
meeting
was
turned
over
to
the
Over
70
Cluo
to
discuss
aaaiUonai
gatherings
through
the
year.
."
committee
was
chosen,
consisting
of
Mr.
Jack
Maclntooh,
Mr.
George
Casey,
Mr.
H.
Walker,
Mrs.
E.
Moorehouse
and
Mrs.
H
KMln.
They
retired
with
the
officers
of
the
club,
President
Mrs.
M.
Viereck,
Mr.
H.
F.
Glas
sry,
vice-president
and
Mrs.
P.
W.
Anderson,
secretary
to
form
plans.
just
are
ill!
TIIRI.f
CANADIAN
WIVf,
admire
a
ilver
teapot
In
a
German
handicraft
hop
In
Hannover
during
a
shopping
tour.
Left
to
right:
Mm.
Dorey
Reed,
Toronto;
Mra.
Joan
Howey
of
lanide,
Ont.,
and
Mm,
Pety
Murray
of
Edmonton.
A
medical
officer
with
th
27th
Canadian
Infantry
Brigade
ai,
Hannover,
commenting
on
the
life
led
by
Canadian
troop
In
Germany,
said
-with
a
Canadian
society,
provided
by
the
wives
and
families
of
the
married
men,
the
(moral)
tone
would
be
improved.
The
single
ill
i
Mr.
B
II
Castle
(if
bad
a
good
WATER
truth
about
tells
tlie
vvlii
sky
'n,
Wrd-
p
rl
weather
Sisters
Hold
men
wouia
seme
uown
10
accent
sumuurun
miu
mr.
manrcu
men
would
have
their
normal
outlet."
n
Weir
'',
Mr.
Geoftse
Casey
moved
llf
onree
irom
Mr
J:u:k
Macintosh,
cnair
a
b.i!!
stay
in
nd
Cuba
Successful
Spring
Tea
;if
sun.stiibf
greeted
Put
Seagram's
"83"
to
the
water
test.
Water,
plain
or
sparkling,
,
reveaU
a
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
maToS
cT
SJT
-t.
of
than,,
to
the
f
ported
that
It
was
decided
that
!
-o-inat
n
Council.
Mrs.
i
the
Over
70
Club
would
meet
;
Haines
suitably
replied,
'
quarterly
for
socials
and
enter-
j
Mrs.
T.
J.
Boulter
and
Mrs
T.
talnment
Glenn
were
in
charge
of
the
!
Thnv
fnrmed
two
committee-
refreshment
assisted
by
Mrs.
T.
Plans
For
Air
Cadet
Week
Completed
By
Committee
A
larae
ernvit
attended
the
here
ana
(h'si-nser
f
"
AHit
'Ike
.'
Hi-
opi-rnle
8
the
Allien
f
ip
in
y
An
active
program
for
celebra-1
lng.
Parent
of
cadet
will
be'
one
for
visiting
the
sick,
con-
j
Sollir
-n,
Mrs.
Carl
Strand
and
annual
spring
tea
held
at
the
Convent
by
the
Sister
of
St.
Seagram's
"83
Joseph.
tion
of
Air
Cadet
Week.
April
121
par?!ciearry
welcome
Cta-fist
of
Mr.
Macintosh.
Mrs
Mrs.
T.
WUiord.
also
at
Mr.
Walker
and
The
afternoon
closed
witn
.ne
M
ig
was
finalized
lat
night,
room
instruction
is
given
Moorehonse,
at
a
nuK-tlng
of
IS'-
sponsoring
these
parades.
iMrs.
Kiliin.
Mr.
Geo.
Cay
and
singing
of
"God
Save
the
Queen
i
ih.
Vrtn
Hirnert
Annl
18
will
be
Tae
Dav
for!
Mr.
Olassev
are
on
the
Old
Ag?
with
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
at
trie
jm4i
iiiriutu-a
mr.
Guests
were
received
at
the
door
hv
Mrs.
A
Brebner.
newlv-
William
IW-alon
and
.
j
k
M
:'im
Lf...uripi,ii
ivrranremen
j
pone
enmmiTLep
mr.
m.i
elected
president
of
the
Catholic
I
(Nft
M-rurity
here
anadicuilVhidktj
0ay
Seagrams
Sure
Women's
League,
and
Sister
Superior.
Convenor
of
the
tea
was
Mrs.
iir
ca'jei
Mjujuiuu.
.
""
-
,
.i,..,.....
-
-
-
-
a
iirellmlnarv
to
activltle
re
made
at
the
meeting
to
intosh
paid
tribute
to
thf
w-.ht
Wd"S
Coordinating
Council,
dance
at
the
Canadian
Legion
f
J
,5"rTaBs
PAY
TBI
BITE
their
Ugs.:
telluUe
plant
to
si
tomorrow
night
to
which
mem-
Qn(
m,nute
Biitnce
WM
on-
from
tii
nnnual
Mr
fvitl
co-owner
,.:a.!ii:
i-ipply
busincit
,r0
ln-re,
is
here
on
44
Take
Part
In
Catholic
S.
Dickens,
assisted
by
Mrs.'
bers
of
the
Navy
C.det
.e
"
"i,
."""trT
li:-1?
mem0r''
t!W
toW
This
advertisement
is
no
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
vet
lnIU3.
rum
will
be
non
-"
"
.,
,;,,
John
Bulger.
Doiron
and
Mrs.
Schaeffer.
'
Pourers
were
Mrs.
M,
P.
Mc-Caffery
and
Mrs.
R.
E.
Moore.
Serviteurs
were:
Mrs.
M.
Lawrence,
Mrs.
D.
Rouse,
Mrs.
B.
iu
relrehmint
aerved.
,
..!
The
"Scotch
Lassie"
and
Mrs.
Control
Board
or
by
me
oovemmem
01
bi
Card
Party
Commencement
of
ASr
Cadet
,
,',r"
rZZ,iL
Za'u
cwford
delighted
the
Week
wUl
be
marked
by
church
ithe
12tt
anniversary
of
theUr,
dience
with
voftt,
MOI
and
caA-t
iniii
of
Canada.
The
.
.
i..in
Young,
Mrs.
Wingham
and
Mrs.
larade
jaraoe
on
on
ouimu
Sunday
The
.i
-
squaoron
,
,
,
'
i
ooin
invivra
me
""
oc-'ision
will
be
simiully
observ-1
.
.,,..Th.
ohtp
ar-
Forty-four
players
took
part
In
the
regular
Catholic
card
party
held
last
evening.
iW.
Bond.
f?l
ft$T
'
To
Serve
Your
Every
Need
for
J-Ul
latin
UD
Ul
ine
tuiiauiaii
,
-,
iiu
-
eo
in
ccnirrji
innnigniiui.
nuuu
.
..
m
tft
.
.v.
nnu-mxi
The
centre
table
was
tastefully
Whist
Miss
M.
W.
Pearson
decorated
with
sprmg
flowers
':
,jLjJ-
ft.
...
ii.
Guests
we
hown
ti
itagh
the!
SL?RrfS
Many
Attend
attend
:.
rv.
there.
i"',
,
,
,
.
sr.jf
who
arrived
here
7D'
8
-otiand.
ItX
i
:it!riis
lor
a
flve-.
-n
with
hr
parenu
Mrt
S
J
1
Mary)
Gal-:
m
tU'hth
Avenue
w.H
tiiae
daughter
(Kb
her
when
fche
"nlreal
oil
the
fm-rrunce
on
May
1
Her
!kj
live
in
Obiscow
.ut
Mrj,
John
Mi-ln-
-i
1
n
!or
man
at
Culum-
Dumas
andiCon-r,t
h7
sisters.
On
Monday
open
te,,,rrtL
.IZ
'U.
'
I
I
rribbaee
Mrs.
A
COMMERCIAL
FISHING
SUPPLIES
WU,
be
held
I
at
the
.ru(lr(:
ol
U
eamut
oVcfc
Oar-
bt.
.
AndreW
S
parade
In
regular
.eekli
officer
of
the
-
relt.
commanding
Here
the
public-
mill
,
Armoury.
dron
XfVat
t0
the
rnem-
Annl
11
R?l7?l?ir
AnnUai
D8Zaar
he
o
see
have
an
opportunity
progress
being
made,
For
quick
results
try
a
Daily
New
Classified
Mr.
A.
Astoria.
j
Bridge
Mrs.
A.
H.
SLlver.sides
and
Mr,
E.
Rosedale.
Convenor
was
Mrs.
Galbraith,
assisted
by
Mrs.
G;
P.
Lyons,
Mrs.
A.
Brebner
and.
Mrs.
Bug-
yinka.
driu
preon'mach-
he
squadron
The
Annual
Spring
Bazaar
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
St.
i:J1
Vl"-
r
District
News
eaders
Andrew's
Cathedral
was
opened
promptly
at
2
30
p
m.
yesterday
by
the
Rt.
Rev.
H
O
Watts
Imshoo
of
Caledonia,
who
wel-
t
ATTEMTION
Young
Fellows
Who
Are
Looking
For
DRAPE
SLACKS
TERRACt
is-e
3()-year-cld
An-n
is
leaving
on
the
.'mi"'i
lor,
Vn
.".T'.
in-
li
br.ard
a
bui
Yirt
..nd
siiil
on
the
i
Gi-orjlc,
April
23,
t
his
home
In
Hoi-
.
.
,
.
.
,
i.
...
mA
rnmA
t
lip
manv
BUest.
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10.
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
i
Hear
B
T.
Applewhaite
over
sCFPB
tonight
at
7
45.
(lit
Ine
nospivai
waius
nr
iwd
-
"
Receiving
wer.
Mrs.
H
It.
Mor-
..,v
at
Easter
bv
lovely
spring
r
'
'
.
.
.
.
.
nM.iHfint
of
f
tt
the
arternooi
nrfjirnnon
m
Senior
B
Jas-rtb.ll
Cham-
J
.
he
by
tne
Aux.
timer,
president
...
I.,..
v....
r.,n
in.ll
.(Mi
,
'
yinw
Kh
nrt
itn
Baiiil
S.
Prock
.
.A
1L,
h
h.-rtMid.
ter
who
introduced
the
guesU
tC:
anyone
niwiei-u
I.,
i"--...
,
nc
ni-u
ba.-eb.ll
lor
Commercial
Hotel
XMe.
,M"
win.
convenor!
n
We
maintain
a
complete
on-the-spct
stock
of
equipment
for
....
Seining
Halibut
Trolling
Everything
youctin
possibly
need
from
hooks
to
nets,
including
gurdies,
I
i
n
e
s,
leaders,
floats,
jigs,
navigation
aids.
etc.
Whatever
your
fishing
needs
.
.
.
coe
first
-
to
Lipsett's
for
Lipsett's
are
first
with
the
finest
in
commercial
fishing
supplies.
'
-
inm
nipns
Dhone
679,
93'
YoucsriM
ii.-R
for
a
vacation
i
iwiM'y
Is
Mr.
Hilda
;i
Mn.
M.
Kukluuvn,
by
Irani
to
Quc-f
thrv
ii
board
Cun-r
Simaria
April
17.
)
Moose
whist
tJr.ve
tmuuraay
Arransements
tor
mis
were.
"
-
-
;
,
..
mode
at
the
monthly
meeting
of
of
the
tea
room
assisted
by
Mrs.
Un-
N
A.
Beketov
Mrs
F.
Anfield
the
Auxiliary
in
the
Credit
E?
Paulding
and
Mrs.
F.
N.
Mrs.
E.
ion
Hall
whicn
was
prelded
over
j
;
n
ii
dish
.
Every-:
April
11.
Moose
Temple.
(S5
rjne
welcome.
I
(tensive
vt&st
to
Eng
The
card
party
which
was
to,
h,.v
wn
held
at
St.
Petors
;4
ine
rimsment.
AAA
More
members
are
neeied
to:
The
lace
covered
tea
table
was
carry
on
the
work.
Mrs.
Chad-1
centred
with
a
profusion
of
tck
a
member
of
the
local
;
'
spring
flowers
encircled
by
tiny
Dorcas
Society
attended
the
egg
candles.
Mrs.
H.
L.
Holtby.
mcettng
ad
said
that
on
one;
Mr.
K.
Oreer.
Mr,.
H.
O.
Watts
mceung
m,m.
and
Mrs.
Basil
S
Prockter
poured
Church
April
13.
has
been
can-:
celled,
'
1Im
'
i
PIU(I
has
returned
to
IF
you
feel
ALL-lll
Gabardine
and
nylon
mixture.
m
;rt
afli-r
a
thr.
water
resistant,
non-creasable.
I
.it
m
Vancouver
tmrt
t
Fwitbsil
Association
meeting;
Tuesday,
8
pm,
at
legion
!
rrlf.nrliv
same
Sunday,
2
SO,
Tmnd
urrm,
1
while
Mr..
C.
J.
Currie,
Mr,
O.
E.
j
Dirs
win
r
i
Un
Mrs
R
J.
Bason.
Mrs.
P.I
perfect
style
and
fit.
Beautiful
shades.
tnese
he
vi.sitcd
his
t
many
liienda
C.Y.O.
versus
Selection.
85l
t
hncinnettes.
orde'-er!
by
Bird
and
Mrs.
St.
J.
Madeley
served.
Attention
all
those
Interested
ue
Auxiliary
for
the
hospital
n
football.
Deadline
for
player
w,
denVered
In
about
10
days.
eS"
511.50
Expressions
of
admiration
were
but
MiCarthy
came
the
Prince
Ocorge
'
a.'ler
sjxnd.n?
five
SI
Javpli's
Hospital.
Hst
and
am
entrance
is
npui.
f
matter
of
how
tne
nun
exchanged
over
the
novel
crocus
and
eggshell
table
decorations
ot
Mr,
h
I.
Holt
b
v.
to
Box
S8
11.
Mail
entry
list
pital
board
could
be
best
a&sist--a
v,..
th
Anxilinrv
in
the
In
(85)
Ttwu
4Yt
nut
people
wwk
under
prenure,
nrry
more,
tlees
Irst.
Thit
trm
i
bod
n
hrain
aukM
phevciil
dlneu
easier
to
low
harder
to
rrfiio.
Toi?'i
Inn
Imnf.
bwererl
misUnn,
rwork,
wrry
ny
(
rhee
ma
alter!
normal
kidnj
Ktwn.
When
kii
et
out
d
ttitf,
cri
arifta
and
wastea
remain
ia
tK
irilem.
Then
backache,
disturbed
teat
that
"tired-wH"
heaef-headed
reelinf
alien
I
allow.
Thai
a
Hw
lime
to
take
Dadd
a
knine,
Pill..
Dodd'a
alnwIaU
the
kidneyi
to
normal
action.
Thee,
iw
feel
betler-aleep
bettor
work
belter.
Ask
tor
Dodd
l
kidney
Pill,
at
stalling
of
the
new
djet
kitchen!
B.C.
CLOTHIERS
Third
Ave.
W.
Between
Belmont
and
Royal
Hotels
EDVJARD
LIPSETT
LTD.
Vanconir
Victoria
Prince
Rupert
.,;
iii'.
The
gaily-decorated
booths
held
a
varied
displays
of
useful
ard
interesting
articles.'
In
charge
or
sewing,
knitting
and
fancy
work
were
Mrs.
T.
B.
mark
and
Mrs.
G.
H.
Trapp.
Men's
4M--Pirt
fioHng
League
batwi'wt
will
be
held
in
Valhalla
Hall
April
10
at
7.30
0
m.
Prizes
will
be
presented
for
the
season's
bowling.
'84
Attention,
SON.
whist
and
'lance,
Friday,
April
10.
Whist
8
p.m.
Dance
10-2.
Refreshments.
Good
prizes.
Fun
for
Hal
is
limkuiK
forward
P
Ut
Tacnma
next
:1'
s
"ing
to
attend
rt
ennference
of
Ro-"
In
the
American
city.
"
lor
Vancouver
for
a
'
is
Ine
lli.
harrts.
He
"itlit
on
the
Prince
nd
evicts
to
spend
is
being
ncia
Qvr
nnui
n..
-more
mformation.
Apparently
the
Terrace
Volunteer
Firemen
have
made
the
Diet
Kitchen
their
project
and
it
U
now
almost
completed.
Plans
are
advancing
for
the
Coronation
Ball.
A
request
had
been
made
for
the
tuse
of
tne
Auxiliary
tea-
plants.
Mrs.
B.
Pavlikis
assisted
hu
Mix.
Kena
Pavlikis:
candy
rs
Mrs.
T.
M.
Christie
assisted
by
I
everybody.
Mu.slc
by
Mike
Co-
luoci
niiri
acetmintinmem.
t-'
eiira
and
Dlates
tor
aiieruouu
tn
the
'hir,
city.'
J.
teas
and!
twa
oe
o
and
;
.
Attention,
all
fishermen
Miss
Julie
Prockter;
while
elephant
novelties,
Mrs.
J.
Fournlo-tis
and
Mrs.
H.
E
E.
Fame.
The
wee
tots
were
fascinated
by
the
fish
pond
conducted
by
ik
-
rt.
J.
Mrcha.nt.
The
popular
home
cooking
table
was
in
charge
of
evening
branch
members
Mrs.
A.
G.
Bart-
member
of
HMPB
Nhoreworker
members,
in?
.
,,nl,.,ion.
and
checked
'naval
establishment
F.A
W
U.
bullottlng
reieren-
'""
U
by
an
A
Auxiliary
ux
I
ay
member
durn.
election
of
of
.cm
con
-over
i"V
-Sub.
Gedle
hits
Rone
to
.mm
Pruiiiv
Anrii
iu.
.
pm,
at
a
Joint
meeting
in
Legion
Auditorium.
You
must
have
""'re
ne
was
trans-Ins
bank
.Inhn
mm
borrowing
organization,
Mrs.
Norrington
turned-
over
to
the
Auxiliary
$3.50.
the
proceeds
of
some
marmalade
she
made
and
sold
for
the
cause.
s
trainini"
iitflfn
lett,
Mrs.
C.
S.
Foreman
and
Mrs.
R.
G.
Farmer.
t
Mrs-
Shelford
,
Darton
was
cashier.
your
membership
ooos
"
-
ANNOUNCING
:
!ftl.
Prior
to
his
de-
able
or
other
means
of
m)
inmmanding
offl-
(
i
t
:
-T
.
i
aianaer
T.
A.
John-"ntf(i
him
with
an
Silver
trnu
nn
K.iir
ts
o'
the
ward
room.
-
regular
bnwlirig
to
a
close,
the
IS
tin
ii
iw.
w
!umtr
j
,
.
vitc
apt
iiti
811
nrDnnlinl
Un..l
r
,
..
.
tip
Ayiuii.liu.
IN,
r.
r
jun
league
was
an-
The
B-Y
MARKET
LIMITED
w'ish
to
announce
that
their
store
at
1048
HAYS
COVE
AVE.
will
stay
open
the
following
hours,
effective
MONDAY,
APRIL
13,
1953,
for
the
convenience
of
their
buying
public.
,
'
.
.
MONDAY
...
6-9
P.M.
THURSDAY
4-6
P.M.
TUESDAY
6-9
P.M.
FRIDAY
6-9
P.M.
WEDNESDAY
6-9
P.M.
SATURDAY
6-9
P.M.
SUNDAY
3-6
P.M.
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...,'
,
fv
-
(V
it'-
-
Lr
Phe
U
pres'-V
McMillan,
secretary
If
your
way
of
life
JcmanJ
quality,
you'll
liU
CatewooJ
w
ireasurer,
ishlng
to
bowl
In
f
nhfti.u
i
..
.
-..U1U
u.nye
lne(r
th
alley,
o
the
ex.
,WotcJ
Flannel.
TKe
cliaracter
anJ
shaJei
make
it
a
.
-
a
a
scieet
teams.
feet
complement
.ml
your
.election
ol
one
or
two
sum
per
Week-
will
provide
you
with
lliat
well-JreMcd"
look
at
all
times.
i
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4
A
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