f'rinre
Rupprt
Daily
News
Monday,
March
24,
V3VZ
lolarij
ClioruA
in
Jmooft,
(Effective
San
dau
(Concert
Shoreworkers
Seeking
More
The
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club's
35-volce
chorus
has
developed
Into
a
smooth,
effective
vocal
group,
a
more
and
more
creditable
institution
among
the
musical
organizations
of
the
cliy.
-P-
Lf
Cliurcli
hUeclchiuj
erSonalA
i
Shoreworkers
of
the
United
tary
R.
L.
Uaruner
said
here
Sat-!
Fishermen
and
Allied
Workers'
,
urday
!
ynion
are
a',ing,
a
3f3'
3
Increase
asked
means
an
addi-
increase
m
all
classifications
of
,
.
.
.
.
tlonal
50
cents
an
nour
tor
men
hourly
wage
rates
this
year
for
j
both
men
and
women
workers,
and
between
35
and
40
cents
an
Negotiations
based
on
these
de-
hour
for
women
workers,
or
an
!
mands
have
opened
in
Vancou-
approximate
'tile
of
$2.16
an
hour
:
ver,
local
shoreworkers'
secre-
for
men
and
$150
for
women.
"
.
Ml
nil
Dinn
khmw.j
in
oinri
iiuiu-
and
..
Director
Charles
V.
Balagno
Child
i'niieA
ers
and
vase
or
red
roses.
I
Douglas
Payne
left
by
plane
and
,.,
concerned
are
due
con-
uj-e.
A
n
urL'hi
na.i.urnav
inr
q
nusinpKR
inn
in
:
j
.rrstin"
...u.iau,
V.1U01.
v-
graiuiauoiw
on
jiiti
euoui,,
nd
inuM"
i
B
f..,-rf
rif
thp
hriflo's
famllv
fin-
i
Vancouver.
1
nrnfiwnru
whirh
u-as
amDlv
dls-
fcre
at
i
J
c
0C
ickpfi
the
cuttinu
of
thp
rk
!
Bnhort
u..,i,iorhom
u.ft
h
played
wnen
tne
chorus
wa3
in
I
m
.Fin
Pres
ov
nr.
E.
A
rectal
hut
nlsnt
before
a
la.ly
Dave!Plane
for
business
Servileurs.
were
Mrs.
Saturday
a
...
.
.trir.
appreciative
audience
of
several
'
-
i
I
I
:.V-
'
.
it
-
-
-
jr-
Callow,
mis.
Larry
Major,
Mrs.j."--
hundred
persons
In
the
Cap.tol
,f
fr
and
j
uiau
vciw;ii
is
sailing
tumui-
iiieawe.
lgii.
1203
See-
it...
t,
W'CIUHC
Hit
oiiis,
oldest
son
lourneau,
ivuss
rnyiiis
DUHOn,'luw
nueniuuii
on
uie
vuquiuuiu
me
lauit-s
supiauu
ctnuu
Miss
Ethel
Shaw,
Donald
Haud-
i
for
a
trlP
to
Vancouver.
was
particularly
good
but
the
erisCild,
.Jack
Franks
and
Roy',
L.
E..
Cuthbertson
comptroller
vesiron'tnou'glv'to
Sprovid
Weiss.
Mrs.
William
Rothwell
;
f
the
Columbia
Cellulow
Co,
lhe
nccesary
balance
More
catered.
.
sailed
on
the
Chlicotln
last
night
mae
vol
couId
be
usefj
t0
Ai
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
The
which
gifts
were
numcr-;for
vantage
c
iih
nnd
beautiful
were
ouened
!
w
.
wats.v.
The
director
had
hi
section
Samuel
lluud-
nth
Avenue
ire
attended
ntu'mK'U
by
uy
"
'
wiiu.
tv.
aj.
mciiivu.-iif
cairciucu
t
1S
bndesmuid
and
Put
on
display
with
Oor-
j
pi,ieer
woman
of
Prince
Rupert.
under
masterly
control
and
U
r
,,
....
i,.,t
don
Marshall
in
charge.
I
ho.
h,,
0,1111
t
Drin..
flowine
seauence.
there
was
fac-
ft.iwcl.
and
I-cRoy
4,
me
unutrs
iiwajf
tu-
Jtupert
General
Hospital.,
'
iic
-uiuinauun.
WHICH
wem
tunic
was
a
Burgundy
suit,
with;
without
a
h1t"h.
black
accessories.
Peter
De
Jong,
who
has
been
,
The
enthusiasm
of
the
singers
After
a
honeymoon
spent
at
'Identified
with
Columbia
Cellu-
lent
much
to
the
general
effect-Terrace
the
popular
young
cou-ilos
Co,
Lt.
here
for
the
past
iveness
and
transmitted
ltsell
pie
will
return
to
take
up
resi-:
nine
months,
left
on
Saturday's
to
the
audience.
i
if
-'
-
!(
P2IC1TY
MSffif
?earr
.
(
f
CANNED
FOODS
7
i
ncd
in
white
Min,
with
full
;.
with
rlune-own.
carrying
.
o(
red
rojes
nuns,
entered
!.
arm
of
Iht
.ins
of
Lolicn-
dence
in
Prince
Rupert.
;
piano
ior
nis
nome
in
Vancouver.
Tnree
sacred
numbers
were
The
groom's
gift
to
the
bride
M
,
,
,
b
,
;
rendered
with
impressive
sincer-
was
a
gold
heart
shaped
iocket.
Qbv
;
Uy
These
were
used
to
open
the
The
brides
gift
to
the
groom
.
....
ri,
,,,.,
program.
WM
a
Jitcr-
leffbv
D.anfsatu?daPy
for
TtZ
File
was
a
gr0up
of
splnt-
The
gift
to
the
bridesmaid
was
,
VLP'"
y
P
"als
into
the
spirit
of
which
the
10
vancouvler-
a
pendant.
i
j
choristers
entered
fully.
To
the
groomsman
and
the"'
V.
Strandberg,
project
man-!
To
many
the
beautiful
rendi-
I
irch
played
by
at
the
organ,
ol
the
rcg-
NYLOX
FOR
LINGERIE
This
lovely
negligee
n
nylon
net,
worh
over
a
graceful
nightdress
in
nylon
tricot,
Wrill
be
shown
in
the
textile
section
of
the
1952
British
Industries
Fair.
Both
negligee
and
nightdress
wire
inspired
by
a
dress
worn
by
the
Empress
Poppaea.
Nero's
wife,
m
the
film,
'Quo
VarUs.".
.".
-
iilivcd
i;sain
p'owned
ushprS.
t!e
c,'ps
were
presented.
:
ager
.for
Morrison
it
Knudscn
at
Hon
of
the
lovely
"Who
is
Syl-
k:
was
nttie
ov(.i
tai
.,
,
.
......
Tk.
.ini.
v.,,
km.
d
t
n
in
nviti
h
uime
oay,
iuva
ouona,
nav-i
vne
rrincess
Louise
mis
nioin-
iucoin.nui,ui
uj
mio.
u.
u.
'
recent,
years
.
he
.
has
been
engaged
mostly
in.
carrying
sugar
ill
bouquc
NATIONALIST
fContinued
from
pae
li
t
0f
nig
uvea
nere
lor
live
years,
ine
ing
ana
proceeaea
to
Vancouver
outimuu,
n.
ncom
groom
was
born
and
raised
in!
by
plane.
,
That's
Free",
and
"Make
Believe"
rarnatiuns.
from
the
Philippines
to
the
east
won
auaience
acclaim.
Prince
Rupert.
V.V.VAV.V.V.Vi'i,1V.V,.V.V.VAV.V1VV
Bun
which
fol-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
F.
Lovin,
who
a
mixed
auartetteMr.
and
in
a
i?nvernment-Drovideri
house,
coast,
of
'.the
United
States
or
bnadian
Legion
lis
who
mini-'
,ceived
by
the
ft.rie,
gowned
in
Iwitli
black
ac-Ji
a
corsai!.'
f
The
motlier
of
have
been
touring
the
United
Mrs.
Charles
Roberts,
Mrs.
M.
Most
of
the
refugees
from
the
copra
to
South
America.
After
States
for
the
past
six
months,
1
Burn
and
R.
W.
Miles
was
also
Chinese
mainland
live
in
gov-.
the
pres3iu
voyage
the
Hai
Yu
having
gone
as
far
as
Florida,
popular.
ernment-built
houses
or
apart-
is
to'
sail
tomorrow
afternoon
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prin-
Only
non-vocal
item
on
the
ments.
t0'
Moij-
'Japan,
with
8500
tons
cess
Louise.
Later
they
Intend
to
program
was
a
well-blended
There
are
eight
million'
people
of
wheaU-6he
will
be
heading
proceed
to
Terrace.
piano,
violin
and
cello
trio
con-
crowded
upon
Formosa
today
again
for
ths
Philippines
for
a
,
stinS
of
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gilker,
Mrs.
two
million
more
than
before
the
load
of
sugar
for
copra.
xf-
k
,.,,m
oftnr
hw
,
hT
hJr
rJ
il
Carr-HarrU
and
Ray
Sahlen.
evacuation
from
the
mainland
Built
eight
years
ago,
during
confined
to
her
home
for
the
t
A,
.,
...
,
,
phic,
.u.
.
tiwt.,
rv,
.
hijf
and
eJ&anct
With
ten
tables
In
play,
the
:ieu
m
lorc.st
re.i-orie.
wore
Sons
of
Norway
on
Friday
eve
ning
held
another
of
their
en-
past
week
or
so,
is
now
;.
patient
Wienry
PTm.
aT
usual
d
!
SS
m
Los
AngeleX
US
.id
Joyable
series
of
whist
drive
and
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Oencral
.
nPrldahl(,
'A
iIKnr
,
aH
,,..
,r,rL4
i
n,H
th.
st..
tosebiids.
ji'.tl
groom
h,
ulated
the
dances.
for
cherk-t.p.
It
is
'
by
;
Hospital
a
T
Norton
"avr
Younes
HLong,
was
acquired
by
the
grooms-
Prize-winners
were
Mrs.
Harry
expected
she
will
be
able
'.o
re-
brten
for
lhe
Rotar
cb
,
FIRST.
v,s,T
USIT
TO
TO
CAN'ADX
CANADA
J
Pn
Nationalist
govern-toast
to
the
Kalot.
Mrs.
John
Pedersen,
John
turn
home
soon.
'i
nrnuu
.'nnrbtiJ
.u,1
This
voyage
has
br.
Csptain
m.
.,a
veclrc
frm
,ho
Atlin
nkuu
Itlt
minln:!
minlnsi
muni..,
Chorus
-
-
and
the
'
audience.
!
shlh
s
llrst.
v)slt
10
Vanrida
al"
United
-'
-"
States.-
'
"
She
-
has
been
f
11T
Unlnn
.
'
.
nuiaiiu,
,
.
.
i
.
(
i
s'lit
i
biy
ix-groom.
jyed
to
music
uiuugii
iic
ima
situ
.nucii
w.c
uncer
COmmana
of
captain
snin
man,
who
has
been
spending
,
mwun.wi
Keinrister
and
W.
R.
Sallis.
Chair
prize
winner
was
Mrs.
Louis
Larsen
and
door
prizewinner,
Dan
Seherk.
Committee
in
charge
consisted
The
I
rest
01
"ne
oria
tn.e
Meaner-
program
was
as
follows:
for
three-anc-a-halr
yeurs.
fi-ilcrn
Aces.
hments
were
the
winter
in
Vancouver,
and
Mrs.
Noland
were
passengers
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
this
lh
the
bride
ami
of
Mrs.,
Barney
Roald,
Mr.
and
ranean.
the
Indian
coasts,
boutn
choral.
8ACHED-At
Thv
Pent-',
nresent
vovau
the
Hai
B,.ch,.
-Bleu,
the
Lord,
o
My
soul"
I
America
and
the
United
States.
'V"K1,;;
,,;
i
)pcnitif-rvnnoii.'
"Beautiful
'
came
in
ballast
frorr
Japan
.
lour-
istiesian
Folk
Songi
Rotary
80
v-
'
Speaking
of
Canada
v,
he
mar-
in
twenty-one
days
She
was
dry
Mixed
c;,oru,
I
vels
that
such
a
"big
country
docked
and
lined
at
North
Van-:
INSTRUMENTAL
TRIO
"Old
Folic
shnulrl
hnv,
sur.h
a
"Small"
u.
:
diautiful
iDcauunu
inrec
three
Mrs.
Mrs.
jonn
John
Pedersen.
Pedersen,
Mr.
Mr.
and
and
rrlornlI,8
B"'"B
"oru.
or
v.k:
r,ld
ike
a-nifh
which
cen-
i'fv.
Mrs
Mrs.
Emil
rctiil
PMlar.-An
Pettersen,
Hiiec
Miss
itlrl,l
Se3S0n.
A-strld
and
the
very
latest
in
shoes
Ri,n,t
"
'r,0a.t.,,
7.
Z
tuuvci
uciuic
tuiiiur.;
iic.r.
oona.
eavatlna
(Raffl.
"Gold,
and
nnrmlatinn
,
ble
decorated
Pedersen
and
O.
K.
Olson.
J.
R.
Gaudin,
veteran
superln-
!
tendent
engineer
for
the
Yukon
;
piano:
m
carr-Han'u.
violin;
Raj
i
Cap-'ain
Shih
went
to
sea
at
the
0
sixly
:ih.cludiiv
'five
appren-jand
White
Pass
Route,
after
,
sahicn
.ceiio.'
age
ot
23
after
receiving
a
liberal
ntr,r.
chp'hKn
mrriK
n
Heart
That's
Free"
hotrlnn
i,i,.r,t
Iho
winlor
In
Vln-
nuijU
A
Iprhirfltinn
in
his
hnmp
citv
of
.!.-
......
-
-
-
KI11L'
S
UWLJ1.-
.
1
Robyn
i
.
Make
Believe"
1
Jerome!
U
RECIPES
toria,
was
a
passenger
aboard
Kerni
Mrs.
r.
l.
wicks
Shanghai.
First
he
was
an
ap-
FASHION.
FOOTWEARS
the
Princess
Norah
this
morn-
choraIj
-who
is
Sylvia"
1
Schu-
prentice
officer
on
coastal
ves-
WW.W'.V.VUWWV
berti.
"All
ThrouRh
the
Night"
(Old;seis.
About
fifteen
'vears
now
xVA-in
has
been
failing
deepsea
as
speak
1.
"Brunette"
(Folk
sodki
'
mastei
.
There
was
an
interlude
Port
ot
legistr
is
Keelung.
:
;
Sunday'
afternoon
saw
a
num.-
j
',
ber
of
local
visitors
aboard
the
,
Hai
Yu
including
local
Chinese
i
people
who
were
entertained
by
:
their
countrymen
aboard
ship.
!
;
ing
going
through
to
Whitehorse
!
for
the
season.
He
was
accom-I
panied
by
Mrs.
Gaudin.
For
quick
results
try
a
Da
fly
News
Classified!
m.
Burn,
c
j
during
the
war
when
he
was
Mr
Roberts.
Mrs.
RolM-rta,
R.
Miles.
Choral
"The
Flume
Grass
(Sahk-
ashore
at
Shanghai,
engaged
in
the
export
business.
After
the
OpHES
are
the
order
of
the
flay,
to
from
sunny
t
,v
r.vod
the
iceipe
for
one
of
the
most
flavorful
PIZZA
i'.'s
tailed
red-ripe
tomato
and
nippy
it.
j.
nerimsly
with-
onion,
baked
in.
a
tender,
f
if,
ar.tl
served
bubbling
hot
from
the
oven,
iluntl,
p
zza
is
made,
not
with
the
fresh
fruit,
but
novsky
chohal
"Were
You
There"
(Bur-1
war
he
went
back
to
sea
and
has
lel.-hl
"By
and
By"
(C.lni.
"ry
j
been
sailing
since.
.
Bones
Gear
hart
"Ole
Moses
I
1.
Put
.
ckii,'.
fi,
a.,
:
ri
Shih
first
Thls
is
Captain
S
Pharaoh
Jn
His
Place"
1
Ford,
Beta-
man.
Bird
1
Rotary
Mixed
Chorus.:
'grain
trip
wi'h
the
Kal
Yu.
In
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Bruce
and
daughter,
who
have
been
residents
here
for
the
past
few
years
while
Mr.
Bruce
was
manager
of
;
the
Mlllerd
cannery
at
Seal
Cove.
failed
last
night
on
the
Chllcotin
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
Bruce
has
been
transferred
to
Sherman
in
;
the
West
Vancouver
area
where
his
company
has
another
plant.
'omatoes.
smooth
in
texture
and
spiced
just
so.
j
can
achieve
the
same
effect
wifh
condensed
souo.
the
kind
vfm
huv
in
tins
at
vmir
pnrnpr
Costume
Jewels
Have
Million-$l
Look
4
:ifli)-yours?'f.
B.autiful'.v
blended
and
expertly
:cil
s'.up
makes
as
fine
a
pizza
as
you'd
find
Jolt
I
-Slrriva
L
IS"'--
Calwert
U
lOBD
Trince
Rupert
Roily
Reld,
W.
Budd.
Reg
Chllds
and
Lea
Hart.
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Munroe,
North
Pacific;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Fin-pesun.
Smithcrs;
E.
Ncllsen
and
D.
N.
A.
Barry,
Edmonton;
Mrs.
E.
Christianson,
New
Hazelton;
E.
Parkensen,
Butcdale;
Eric
Chose,
South
Burnaby;
S.
A.
Poulton,
North
Vancouver;
O.
Crerar,
Briccland,
Cal.
t
:
,
,
1."
'
X
rz
pt
1
!
n
"fit
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S.O.N,
meeting
Monday,
Marcl
21.
7:30
p.m.
Social,
election
of
officers,
ricasc
attend.
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HOUSEWIFE
und
obviously
one
of
London's
prettiest
2
year-old
Mrs.
Carol
Anderson
models
some
of
the
costume
jewelry
which
will
he
on
display
amonit
the
expensive
creations
in
the
"Millionaire
Row,"
the
display
of
British
custom
jewellers,
of
this
year's
British
Industries
Fair
(May
Sth-lSth)
in
London.
Left:
Silver-set
necklace,
hair
ornament
and
brooch.
Right:
Oriental
motif
in
(fold-set
Rarnets.
Hair
ornament,
earrines
and
necklace
are
completed
with
a
small
clip
at
the
centre
of
the
neckline,
rrccious-cem
craftsmen's
skill
has
-one
Into
the
creations
which
are
claimed
detectable
only
by
experts.
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Served
wilh
pride
Q
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vm
1
on
those
special
occasions
f1&
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1
when
only
lhe
finest
"
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71c
School
girl
perms'.
Drop
in
iter
j.hool.
All
work
guaran-;ed.
Jerry's
Beauty
Salon,
hone
835.
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Attention,
ul:
Legion
and
,lub
27
mcmlicrs.:
Hold
April
1
open
for
our
anniversary
party.
(72c)
0
Regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Music
and
Drama
Festival
Association
will
be
held
8
p.m.
Wednesday,
March
26,
Civic
Centre.
All
welcome.
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For
Your
GARDEN
NEEDS
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ITALIAN
TOMATO
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PIZZA
MAKES
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MAIN
DISH
RAKES
FORKS
HOPS
sd
yeast
water
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flour
0
First
Unlt"d
C:iureh
Men's
Club
prelents
Minna
Bentzen
eminent
Scandinavian
violinist,
at
First
United
Church.
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
8:15
p.m.
"
(ltd
sauce
by
saute'lng
onions
in
3
j
tablespoons
salad
oil
until
lightly
browned.
Add
remaining
In-1
gredients
except
cheese
a
n
d
I
simmer
uncovered
35
minutes,!
iftii
ring
frequently.
When
dough
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f'ions
r,,.
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risen,
spread
in
wen-greaseu
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luted
n,llto
12"
x
16"
pan
or
make
two
11-,
Women's
Canadian
Club
din-I
Inch
pies
on
greased
cookie
ner
meeting,
Wednesday,
March
Yjr,,.E;...
sheets.
Turn
edges
up
slightly,
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05.
6:30
p.m.,
Sav.oy
Hotel.
Compicts
Selection
of
smell
GARDEN
TOOLS
FERTILIZER
four
sauce
ovjr
dough,
spread
speaker:
Mrs.
M.
Macpnerson.
before
tickets
;
within
'a
Inch
of
edge.
Sprinkle
Please
obtain
noon
Tuesday.
(ltd
'-
i)fr
woe.sp
;1
kcw
'
with
cheese.
Bake
in
hot
oven
(I
(400
F.i
for
30
to
40
minutes.
Rervpo
lint
CALVERT
DISTILLERS
(Canada)
LIMITED
AMHERSTBURG
ONTARU
arm
,......
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FAMED
EXPLORER
Raould
Amundsen,
Norwegian,
fcd
salt
.
,
ror
a
satisfying
variation
ot
V'd
vl.
ee
the
Pizza
described
above,
try
Gordon
&
Anderson
in
1903-08
was
the
first
to
nav-
fcl
,,n
,
,?nd
2
following
the
same
directions.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
0
.
by
the
Government
of
British
Coluoibu.
Phone
46
ut
,
,KTOad
tne"
arranging
anchovy
fillets
j
lgate
the
Northwest
Passage
m
I
hmirs
pl
8,a,1d
on
top
of
the
sauce,
just
before
!
a
single
ship
from
Atlantic
to-I
'
repare
sprinkling
with
the
cheese.
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