Fwl.t.e
Rupti't
Dtlij
IJtVS
Thursday,
May
27.
1954
ntennial
Rebekah
Lodge
Celebrates
iwiia.
H.
Took.,
bs.sisi.aiii
treasur-;
er;
executive,
R.
E.
Edwards,
A."
i
Bheardown,
Mrs.
t.
A.
Maedon-ald
and
Mrs.
H.
O.
Watts.
t'-
Mrs.
W.
D.
Smith
Heads
Canadian
Club
PERSONALS
5th
Anniversary
at
bala
Party
Here
j
...timhpt'4
(if
C''ll-
1
Pftt
Rett
whn
who
nrai1
praised
Mr.
Kv
lAroi.-AV.n...
Moorehou.se
..
tr
l
Speakers
Scei
ai
(Prince
Cjeortje
C(dt
(-(tinned
ore
Evans
will
be
official
delegate
to
the
assembly
for
the
local
lodge
ian
Clubs,
to
be
held
In
Winnipeg
in
June.
Mrs.
Smith
was
named
delegate
to
the
session,
whl-h
be-
reports
were
heard
from
repre-
I
sentatlves
to
the
museum.
Wo-
i
men's
Co-Oalinating
Council,
!
Civic
Centre,
Citizenship
Council,
1
Mrs.
Fred
Barber,
Besner
Apartments,
returned
home
yesterday
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
from
a
month-long
holiday
visit
in
Vancouver
and
Vancouver
Island
points.
.
.
Arriving
aboard
the
Rupert
on
a
brief
business
trip
was
Mrs.
O.
Besner,
former
pioneer
resident
of
this
city,
who
now
resides
In
Vancouver.,
.'
'
Another
former
resident
arriv
cause
of
its
location,
affords
the
j
Music
and
Drama
Festival
A-club
almost
its
first
opportunity
j
sorlntion
and
Film
Council,
to
have
representation.
Usuallv,
Other
officers
elected
were:
Reports
on
a
successful
year's
activities
and
election
of
officers,
with
Mrs.
W.
D.'
(Kay)
Smith
named
president,
highlighted
last
night's
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Canadian
Club.
'
Mrs.
Smith
succeeds
Mrs.
Shel-ford
Darton
in
the
presidency
of
the
club
which
last
fail
changed
its
name
from
the
Women's
Canadian
Club,
opening
its
doors
to
men
members,
with
considerable
success.
the
national
sessions
are
held
in
Mrs.
E.
T.
Apnlewhaite,
honorary
the
east.
R,h.kili
I.od!;e
No.
40
,
party
last
night
tfili
Hall,
markins
trr.
w.,y
nf
the
lodffe.
and
:,rari.
s
of
founders
of
j,
mid
the
Indi'ppndenl
,0il(l
Fallows.
,
f
Prince
Rupert
,
1.3
KK1F,
and
otht"
at
Hi"
birthday
diiih
saw
charter
meni-,i,'h
n(li;ei
blowine;
out
'',!
hi
rise
birthday
cake
Uli'iht
if
the
event
was
m
l
u
25-year
jewel
,,n
Mooivhoii.se,
-wlvi
Odd
Fellows
here
27
Award
of
the
jewi!
.lan
d
by
H
M
'-'e-
president;
E.
Bartlett,
vice-presi-
The
treasurer
reported
a
ba!-
j
dent;
Mrs.
T.
W.
Brown,
secre-
nLfoijd
f-der.Un
ltlei
jSanrdaij
Funeral
service
will
be
held
Saturday
at
2:30
pm.
for
Lloyd
Joseph
Pedersen,
23-year-old
city
youth
who
died
h.-re
Tuesday
morning
of
Injuries
sustained
In
a
car
crash
last
Saturday.
R"v.
H.
O.
Olson
will
official
1
at
the
lile.j
in
St.
Paul's
Uith-eran
Church.
Burial
will
i
t
Falrview
cemetery.
ance
on
hand
of
$280.88
as
com-
;tary;
Mrs.
C.
Mayo;
assistant
sec-pared
to
$200.30
last
year,
and
'
retary;
Mrs.
P.
Piche,
treasurer,;
lor
his
loyal
service
in
the
lodf-c.
Pinning
the
jewel
on
her
hus-bund
was
Rebekah
Mrs.
Moore-house.
The
group
heard
tributes
to
Thomas
Wildey,
founder
of
the
IOOF
and
Schyler
Colfax,
Rebekah
founder,
with
brUJ
lesumes
of
their
lives,
and
saw
an
Impressive
pantomlne
by'
R-hrkahs,
exemplifying
the
creed
and
works
of
their
order,
performed
In
an
effective
setting,
of
rose
twined
archway
and
garden,
icpresenlin?
the
garden
of
truth
and
friendship.
ruling
the
evening
giiesls
enjoyed
games
and
dancing,
winding
up
the
affair
with
delicious
refreshments
served
by
the
committer
headed
by
Mrs
J
n-lorme.
At
the
Rebekah
business
meeting
preceding
the
party.
It
was
noted
that
Mrs.
Delonne
will
I
CITY
TRANSFER
CEATINQ
PACKING
STORAGE
ing
yesterday
on
the
Rupert
was
Mrs.
A.
M.
Jackson
of
Vancouver,
whose
late
husband
was
at
one
time
.stationed
at
the
Digby
Inland
wireless
station.
Mrs.
Jackson
wa.s
en
route
to
Terrace
to
visit
her
son.
i
.
Fai
Passenger
and
Freight
Sailings
from
Prince:
Rupert
(All
limes
Daylight
Saving)
To
Vancouver
Friday
and
Sunday
8:00
p.m.
To
Kilimat
Friday
8:00
p.m.
To
Kftnano
Sunday
8:06
p.m.
.
.
Tp
Stewart.
Alice
Arm
Saturday
6:00
a.m.
"
To
Masset
and
North
Quern
Charlottes
Thursday
6:00
a.m.;
May
C,
20,
uud
June
3.
To
South
Queen
Charlottes
May
13,
27
and
June
10.
Passenger
Reservations
Freight
Bookings
I.ES
SMITH
.
,.
Prince
Rupert
Agent
sOS
Third
Avenue
Phone
56R
serving
B.C.
since
88
.,
In
her
report
on
the
year'i;
work,
Mrs.
Darton
noted
that
lormation
of
a
Canadlun
Club
in
Prince
George
Is
in
the
offing
and
said
that
if
the
hew
club
ii
formed,
a
northern
B.C.
circuit
will
be
formed,
giving
both
clubs
a
better
chance
to
hear
speakers
fent
out
by
the
national
organization.
The
meeting
also
wrfs
told
of
the
biennial
conference
of
the
National
Association
of
Canad
LOCAL
and
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
'
tiers
'Airborne
Trout
NAPII;R,
N
Z
CP)-Ten
thousand
young
trout
were
dropped
from
a
phuie
flying
low
over
a
remote
lake'
in
the
Hawke's
bay
eG
Mrs.
Jarvls
McLcod,
305
Third
Avenue
West,
also
has
returned
home
from
a
six-month
holiday
in
Vancouver
and
Olendale,
Calif.
ncinUers'
All-Swett
scrve'as
chutlluin
at
the
Moheknh
e
handed
In
to
Ly
district.
Tests
later
.showed
Phone
950
Legion
no
later
Assembly,
scheduled
for
early
most
fl.;h
survived
the
drop
and
(1241
I
June
in
Victoria.
-
Mrs.
E.
A.
jtiow
are
thriving.
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2.9c
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75c
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PUDDINGS
Royol
2
Pkgs.
25c
MAY
31st
to
JUNE
4th
SAVE
A
LIFE
WEEK
Free
classes
in
Artificial
Respiration
to
be
given
by
St.
John
instructors
each
night
May
31st
to
June
4th
at
the
City
Hall.
One
two-hour
class
from
7-9
p.m.
is
all
that
is-necessary
for
anyone
to
learn
how
to
revive
a
drowning
person.
;
Anyone
may
be
at
the
scene
of
a
drowning
during
this
summer's
camping,
swimming
and
boating
season
.
.
.
Everyone
is
welcome
to
at
lend
and
prepare
themselves
in
caso
of
any
emergency.
-
For
only
two
hours
of
your
time
one
night
you
may
learn
how
to
save
a
life.
It's
a
bargain!
BABY
FOOD
TOMATO
JUICE
2
tins
29c
C)FFEE
buc
Ribbon"poun,
25
No.
1
FLOUR
c,"m
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49
bsok
$3,29
Ml
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WHIP
--
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48c
DOG
FOOD
"w"Thri"'
3
tins
29c
TEA
0
AGS
Lip,on$'
6s
"
bxDco1
price
59c
RED
PLUMS
2tins
25c
JELLY
POWDERS--
3
for
25c
Heint
3
Tins
25c
BREAD
Sliced
or
Regular
No.
1
12c
PEAS
Meddo,
Choice,
No.
5
Tin
"i
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m
SIDE
BACON
whle
slob
Pound
09c
End
Pieces
09c
Centre
Cuts
Poun1
93c
Cottage
Rolls
Whle
H"
p.oo"J
79c;
Garlic
Sausage
pnd
49c
Brisket
Beef
25c
WITH
10c
OFF
2
Oz.
AND
25c
OFF
6
Oz.
Don't
forget
the
Shriners'
BIG
AUCTION
SALE
on
Super-Service
Parking
Lot
on
SATURDAY,
MAY
29
ot
2
p.m.
ton
Hi
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Instant
IIMITID
TIMI
II'
2-oz.
JAR
65c
6-oz.
JAR
$1.90
39c
Maxwell
house
coffee
Hamburger
Fresh
Grou,nd,
Pound