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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
June
25,
1952
!
I
First
Children
Should
Set
Example
Boy
Pitcher
Wins
Cruise
To
Alaska
TORONTO
tf
Raise
the
first
.
two
right,
and
there's
really
no
problem
to
bringing
up
a
large
family.
Pupils
Perform
Before
Parents
So
says
John
H.
Fedora
of
LADIES'
DRESS
SHOES
VANCOUVER.
Seattle's
"Old
Woodenface"
baseball
pitching
Toronto,
father
of
nine
girls
and
four
boys.
He
and
his
wife
Jennie
have
just
celebrated
their
silver
wedding
anniversary
here.
The
piano
pupils
of
Mrs.
H.
.Tamieson
entertained
their
champion,
13-year-old
Phil
Soi-scheld,
was
about
the
most
excited
boy
In
Vancouver
last
Innkeeper's
Wives
Make
Own
Rules
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HASTINGS,
England
0
The
experienced
public-house
keeper
will
never
tell
a
woman
on
the
telephone
that
her
husband
is
in
the
bar.
The
tactful
answer
Is
"No,
he's
Just,
gone
out."
night.
All
colors
and
styles
His
prize
for
winning
an
an
nual
pitching
contest
was
a
10-
Take
your
choice
o
Fgrcy.
y.
"The
older
children,
lead
the
younger
ones
along,
ail
liown
the
line,"
he
says,
"and
the
vhole
family
can
work
together."
Three
of
his
children'
are
employed
In
the
foundry
which
Mr.
Fedora
took
over
from
his
brother
in
1946.
Helen,
16,
does
drill
press
work
with
her
18-year-oic!
ciay
crui.se
to
Alaska
on
Canadian
National
steamship
Prince
George.
And
he
was
here
to
mothers
in
a
very
enjoyable
musical
program,
last
Friday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
their
teacher.
Each
pupil
showed
marked
individual
programs
and
Mrs.
Jamieson
expressed
her
sincere
pleasure
in
having
full
co-operation
of
both
pupils
and
parents
in
her
endeavor
to
further
their
musical
appreciation.
claim
his
prize.
That
was
one
of
many
tips
blue,
red,
lilac,
bla
end
green.
Sec
these
and
.many
others
The
lanky
Puset
Sound
high;
heard
at.
a
meeting
of
the
Publl-
school
boy
took
his
mother.
Mrs.
cans"
Association
attended
by
brother
Bob.
Benny,
22,
helps
his
500
wives,
mothers
and
daugh
father
with
the
books.
ters
of
innkeepers.
Mrs.
I.
L.
Grand,
the
speaker,
added
that
In
such
a
case,
"it's
up
to
you
to
Originally
from
Waiida,
Sask.,
Mr.
Fedora
believes
there
may
be
more
opportunities
for
large
families
in
the
east.
see
that
the
husband
leaves
at
Ws0
B.
Soleheid,
on
the
cruise!
with
him.
lie
had
won
the
two
I
tickets
by
defeating
more
than
11,000
boys
from
90
Seattle
high
schools
and
playgrounds
in
the
"Old
Woody"
contest.
In
the
finals,
pitching
against
four
other
top
boy
pitchers,
Phil
threw
25
strikeouts
to
win
his
Crown.
promptly."
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She
urecd
tne
Gathering
to
The
program
consisted
of
the
following:
Andrea
Vietch:
Welcome,
Sweet
Springtime;
Neopolitan
Song;
Danny
Radford:
Good
Morning,
Merry
Sunshine,
Playmates;
Lynda
Fergusoi.'?:
Hornpipe,
Play-ng
Hopscotch;
Ann
La
Sette:
The
Dance,
The
Minuet;
Gail
Davidson;
Mouse
In
the
Coal
Bin.
The
Ghost
Stalks
at
Mid
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
FROM
(
ANAI).
Earl
Alexander,
former
governor-general,
listen
to
the
same
funny
story
or
tale
of
woe
no
matter
how
many
times
they've
heard
It
before.
And
they
should
try
to
patch
up
matrimonial
differences.
Men
should
not
always
be
al
fruin
the
women
ui
canaaa
a
coinmnauon
record-player
1?S
The
other
finalists
In
the
con
di(,
purl
in
a
auuie
a,uuu
ui
liuuvnuiu
equipment
i
test
sponsored
by
the
Seattle
Times
and
the
Seattle
Parks
A'f'X.'Uiuoi
.
mukiiik
me
presenvauon
in
uttawa,
leu
to
are:
M:s.
Douglas
Abbott,
Mrs.
George
Drew
and
Mrs.
night;
Janet
Sherry:
Sailing
i
Boats,
My
Pog
and
I;
Duet
by1
lowed
to
setth;
disturbances
between
customers,
she
said.
Sometimes
women
can
stop
the
tz
Winter
(CP
PHOTO)
Board
each
received
new
baseballs
and
gloves.
A
number
of
other
prizes.
Including
big
league
caps,
had
been
distribut
!
trouble
faster.
Mrs.
Grand
added
that
the
li
George
and
Ann
La
Sette:
Easter
Parade;
Colin
Sherry:
The
Wise
Young
Owl;
Barry
Jamie-son:
Indian
War
Dance,
The
Ballet:
George
La
Sette:
The
gular
Baptist
Pastor
i
n
J
l
i
censed
trade
made
for
happy
home
life
"If
a
woman
makes
a
ed
to
winners
in
each
school:
Before
he
sailed
from
her
last
night,
Phil
met
some
of
Vancouver's
young
baseball
kes
onae
at
ceremony
Sphinx,
At
the
Soda
Fountain;
Dorothy
Powell:
A
Tiny
Lullaby,
God
Save
the
Queen.
After
the
program
Mrs.
Jamie-son
favored
her
pupils
with
a
light
classic,
followed
by
an
advanced
classic
for
the
adults.
midst
a
setting
of
a
-
beautiful
profusion
of
players
who
came
down
to
the
ship
to
wish
the
champ
bon
voyage.
Phil
and
his
mother
were
among
the
260
passengers
from
good
publican
she
will
almost
certainly
make
a
good
wife."
Rev.
3.
R.
Sankey,
rector
of
the
local
church,
said
that
the
pub
plays
almost
as
important
a
Job
as
the
church
in
society.
"Vicars
and
publicans
should
get
together
more
often
with
the
same
aim
promoting
friendliness."
stu
i
m
TRAM
TC.
flowers,
Anna,
daughter
of
Commander
and
Biketov,
855
Borden
Street,
exchanged
nuptial
all
parts
of
the
United
States
and
Canada
who
are
on
the
A
dainty
tea
was
served
by
Mrs.
Jamieson,
assisted
by
Mrs.
E.
Turner.
ith
Kev.
Leonard
A.
Thorpe,
son
of
Mr.
and
l.
A.
Thorpe
of
Duncan,
B.C.,
on
Saturday
atjX
EXwP
a.
r.,:..
n
v.
!
dent
of
Kiwanis
International,
Si
New
Houses
Six
of
the
sixteen
dwelling
111.
ill
Uie
ttujuiai
uaj.iLi.-a
iiiuiiu
I
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4
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i
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Walter
J.
h.
Ray,
and
Mrs.
Ray
Hiliios
were
ninumwu
uj
,
n
houses
to
It
built
at
Seal
Cove
I
of
Detroit.
They
are
accompan
lex
and
a
corsage
of
red
roses
0
Olwn.
One
iit
every
package
of
iii
marriage
by
her
bride
was
lovely
in
a
'
lieu
"
a
iiumuei
ui
jviwamaiis
unoer
tne
recently
uciura
ran-
I
jji
(h
j,
trusts
i
taking
tnc
cruise
before
return-
structlon
scheme
are
already
up
The
were
received
cJirui
Vu.v.,,h
Tt
ln
home
following
their
recent
and
partly
constructed.
The
amidst
a
background
of
the,
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k...,,.r..
.
ROY
ROGERS
KING
OF
THE
COWBOYS
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
are
extra
delicious
POST'S
GRAPE-NUTS
FLAKES
marked
on
the
front
"Roy
Rogers
WESTERN
RING"
tin
and
lace
gown
feat
LUllVt
lltlUU
ill
OtttlUlC.
UUliUlilPjfi
ilUVt;
UrtllHlltn.
h.ch
lace
Inserted
neck
!
lower
emoanKea
lire
place.
Beachcomber
n.mi
ls
and
full
skirt
The
bridal
table
decorated
by
because
they're
SUGAKOASTBD.
Ami
tcv
nrnvidff
I
the
bride's
mother
!
hv
n
nmler-skirt
hoop.
'PnstS
r
uufS;!Music
Appreciation
Group
three-tier
mir-
S
1
.
'
i
a
h.vrlv
snrav
bou-jling
beauty.
Fou
fciiif
I6?
the
nourishment
of
rrri
n.Ms
with
lilv
of
surrounded
the
GRAPEKUTS
:
-A
xnn.rinened
wheat
You'll
want
them
all
TWELVE
splendid
picture
rinRS
featuring
Roy
Rogers,
Trif;ser,
Bullet
and
other
exciting
Western
lubjects.
In
bright
colors
fit
any
finger.
i
or
center
wedding
cake
which
'IMeets
for
Final
Session
rested
on
a
lovely
hand-made
FlMtti
J3R
9
Get
Get
them
them
at
at
Mom
Mom's
iavoiitc
Uvoiite
I
M
fT
;.v
and
blue
delphin-
Nadia
Hekclov,
sister
of
it.
was
her
only
attend-
lace
table
cloth.
The
cake
was
and
malted
barley
.
.
.of
r
r
o
grains,
not
one!
Try
Grape-Nuts
rUkcs
today.
3L
!,
grocery
grocery
store.
store.
k
f?$V4-V
It
I
SATURDAY,
JUNE
23
ELKS'
ELKS'
HOME
HOME
I
T
".
a
.
,
Wn
surmounted
by
a
tiny
scale
a
music
appreciation
group
model
of
a
16th
century
gal-
which
began
with
a
small
nu-leon
under
full
sail,
made
by
the
j
cieus
of
music
lovers
is
giving
an
bride's
father.
'
j
open
invitation
to
anyone
who
"WticQ
in
pretty
pinn
net
charge
and
everyone
is
welcome
but
those
intending
to
attend
himmt
ring
white
satin,
are
asked
to
notify
Mr.
Stlrn
at
The
toast
to
the
bride
was
wishes
to
relax
In
comfort
andthe
CSvic
centre,
telephone
231,
5
(bv
invitation
onlv-
g
-rfjDl
l9
1
MffiLJ
H
?
Verv
very
v.o-uoi
Coiual
Dress
wrcs
.
,
.
.
.
.
No
Tics
Allowed
5.'
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S
For
quick
results
try
a
Daily
News
Classified!
made
by
Mr.
Levelton
to
which
listen
to
their
favorites.
or
Miss
Thain
at
telephone
6.
k
featured
a
snug
graceful
full
klrt.
She
a
colonial
bouquet
of
C
R
Cliff
Levelton,
I
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iKKWWOWOOOOOWWWgiWHmgavvwvv
.
readers
t:n..iusman
while
ush-i
.it
Mr
Stanley
Wllbee
the
groom
responded
and
in
turn
presented
the
toast
to
the
bridesmaid.
Mrs.
J.
R.
EKert
poured
and
serviteurs
were
Mrs.
Levelton,
and
the
Misses
Joan
Gardiner,
Margo
Brown
and
Ethel
Moore-house.
The
bride
presented
her
at-
Place
is
the
Civic
Centre
Com-!
men
lounge
Friday
evening
at
eight.
Under
directorship
of
Jack
Stim
and
Miss
Rosalee
Thai
l,
this
will
be
the
last
of
the
season's
such
programs,
Friday's
agenda
of
music
Includes:
Rossini's
overture
to
"The
Thieving
Magpie";
Smetana's
"The
Mi'lrtau"
,
"
The
Mac!
Scene"
from
Lucia
di
Lamme.moor,
sung
by
Lili
Pons;
"Concerto
for
Violin
and
Orchestra"
by
Tehkovski;
"The
Waltz"
from
Kgen
Oneigln,
Llks
Beachcomber
Ball,
invitation
only.
June
28.
(Hi
9
Special
meeting,
Carpenters'
Union.
Wednesday,
June
25,
8
D.m..
Carpenters'
Hall,
Fraser
a:
rrpderii-KK,
notn
oi
:
sat
music
was
played
by
Kiloorn
Vocal
soloist
i
Freili
ricks
sang
Wen-LdviIiss'
ever
beautiful
M
Sum
"
ant
the
ceremony,
a
n
was
held
at
the
home
biido
where
sixty
guests
w'nimi'ci
by
the
bride's
(149
'11,
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r
ii.
llin
UUIltll.LXIklU
IUU
IU
IIIUIIU
I
:'
St.
URGENT
BUSINESS.
tilirlant
with
a
lovely
string
or
pearls.
The
licst
man
was
presented
with
a
wallet
from-
the
groom,
and
the
ushers
each
received
gifts.
The
bride's
gift
to
the
groom
was
an
attractive
leather
club
bug.
A
special
meeting
Shore
-workers
Local
U.F.A.W.U.,
Auditorium,
Thursday,
by
Tchaikouski;
"Home
To
Our
Mountains,"
a
duct
from
II
Tro-
June
26.
1952,
t30
p,m.
The
newlyweds
left
for
Van
Shc
wore
a
liown
of
members
attend.
U
the
Princess
vat
ore,
by
Verdi
and
"The
Un-
hin
..it
...t-.it
mover
aboard
111
I
W
lllVK
iiuv
'
-
-
...
.
,
.
...
.
Salt
Lake
Ferry
running
every
Thursday
and
Sunday,
weather
permitting.
Refer
to
schedule
elsewhere
in
this
paper.
Phone
Black
928.
(It)
-m
and
a
corsuge
of
I-ouise
where
their
wedding
trip
unisnecl
oympnony
Dyociiuocit.
From
there
Recordings
are
supplied
by
a
B
,
,
Agisting
her
will
commence.
lf
niniix
r
of"
the
Broom1
they
will
motor
through
the
city
music
store
and
by
the
pri-
vate
collection
of
Charles
Forbes,
The
biide's
going
Okanagan.
downed
In
a
navy
blue
Reprmtuc
ion,
says
Mr.
Stlrn.
"Is
ii'
m
li
hite
'C
u'essul
away
outfit
was
a
clramm:,
iPPP.,hp
Knitted
suit,
camel
above
criticism."
There
Is
no
hair
coat
and
green
accessor!-"".
.
hlephoners
Wer
Names,
Her
outfit
blended
nicely
with
;
the
groom's
gift
of
a
three
piece
;
iiigg.kge
set
of
egg-shell
cm-!
jounded
in
green.
On
their
return,
the
Rev.
and
i
Mrs.
Thorpe
will
reside
hers
MEN
m
Numbers
where
he
will
continue
as
pastor
of
the
Regular
Baptist
Church
Mrs.
Thorpe
will
continue
to
teach
at
King
Edward
School.
Who
I
arc
you
going
to
wear
at
the
ELKS
,
BEACHCOMBER
BALL?
IAMH
LAKE.
B.C.
i
nuinljeis
to
make
tele-falls
may
be
necessary
in
wpps,
hut
niinibcrs
arc
Victor
Bcynon,
who
has
been
hospitalized
In
Vancouver
for
several
months,
Is
due
this
week
for
a
visit
home.
l
r."
nnTnT
id
people
don't,
like
tlvem
inieri.tr
British
Columbia
third
attempt
by
tele-upei
iittirs
hrr
to
bring
";
Into
use
inerllns
'Jl'.'
sin'cess.
'
people
greet
(lie
move
to
11
i
fames
with
numbers
"wnl,
expression;;
or
opeii
5-
whii(.
others
regard
it
imiseinvnt.
's
a
ntlyhborly
feelins
i.
i
v.-
i
I
fir
i
in
v
if
t
yv
a
'
COTTON
CREPE
and
SILK
SHIRTS
Prim,
Pai'i'ey.
Boa
tins'
Scenes
aiir'
oilier
bright
patterns.
See
I
hem
for
yourself
at
THE
SPORTS
SHOP
and
Certo
Short-Boil
Recipes
give
you
50
MORE
from,
your
fruit
,,sinR
the
operator
to
"pet
I
Si
&
M
oo;ii;e.s,
please."
Opeia
aim
the
most
stubborn
arf
former
lty
folks
Blue
!
G22
3rd
Ave.
W.
'5'
enmpiKin
about
the
lack
The
Rug
Show
Is
Over
"Huso.-,
h-
a
sniaU
town,'
llp
operator.
"But
they
ft
annoyed
when
you
to
ro
hack
to
their
city
rmi'se,
there's
another
A
few
of
the
subscribers
ptl
they
nre
ton
lazy
to
'!
the
correct,
numbers!
It
takes
only
15
minutes
from
the
time
your
fruit
is
prepared
to
make
a
batch
of
jam
or
jelly
with
Certo.
It's
the
easy
way
because
Certo
is
a
highly
concentrated
fruit
pectin
product
the
natural
jellying
substance
extracted
from
fruit.
With
Certo
you
use
only
a
ONE-MINUTE
full,
rolling
boil.
You
don't
boil
down
your
juice,
so
you
average
50
more
jam
or
jelly.
You
keep
the
lovely
fresh-fruit
taste
and
color,
too.
There's
a
separate
kitchen-tested
Certo
recipe
for
each
kind
of
fruit.
Follow
the
simple
directions
carefully
to
be
sure
of
sparkling,
taste-tempting
jams
and
jellies.
im
th
i
.
iiljwu
i
inir
BOOK
A
VIICIPl
I
Certo
in
either
form
TlTlP
fT
FANCY
DISHES
WE
STILL
HAVE
THE
RUGS
Cups
end
Saucers
D:nncr
Plarcs
Teopots
Peach
Lustre
Dishes
Punch
Bow!
SeM
KotW
be
proud
fo
say
7
MADE
f
mm
ir
you
haven't
seen
these
rugs
already
you
should
come
in
and
see
them
at
the
first
opportunity.
For
quality
rugs,
perfect
for
mottern
accessories
and
colors.
.
Gordon
&
Anderson
Phone
46
RECP
BOOKLET
under
th
label
of
every
bottle
and
in
.
every
package.
Each
type
has
special
recipes
which
must
be
followed.
They
are
not
interchangeable.
.
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Product
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Gn'ol
Food
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