A-
Thursday,
Atxhipclago,
the
term
for
any
w
aters
thickly
scattered
with
islands.;
ofhrinally
applied
to
the
AfK?r;i
sea.
-.(,
.
MM
W
mm
Qjnceiv
Group
Sets
$2,000
As
1954
Quota
Further
plans
for
the
annual
fund
campaign
and
educational
projects
were
made
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch,
Canadian
Cancer
Society,
held
in
the
Legion
board
room.
The
Cancer
Society
will
be
aiming
at
an
objective
of
$2,000,
,'
'',
(L'oullnuuu"
fiuin
piu
2
.
arouiid,
snow
eaks
In
the
dis-tnncc.
They
interviewed
me
and
(us
usual)
put
a
most
inaccurate
account
of
It
in
the
paper.
'
THE
POET
spent
many
love-filled
months
In
the
Pacific
Islands
and
later
went
to
New
Zealand.
He
call
it:
"A
sort
of
Fabian
England
very
upper
middle
class
and
pentla
and
happy
(aficr
Cuna-da."
Well,
I
suppose
K
makes
all
the
difference
whern
vou
ki
.
-
I
i
-
"
1
I
j
:
(He
)wl;v
FThe
Canada
of
913
Was
a
very
nappy
p.'
.:e
indued
to
at
least
one
Canadian,
wno
happens
also
to
admire
Kupert
Brooke.
Spend.
EASTER
Hk
in
Alaska!
'
l
!
'
V
:
'i
BUtS.
DIANNA
BIXBY
of
Long
Beach,
Calif.,
waves
from
atop
her
converted
Mosquito
bomber
In
which
she
will
try
to
break
round-the-world
flight
records.
As
soon
as
weather
conditions
are
favorable
she
will
hop
off
from
San
Francisco.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
PTA
To
Continue
Bursaries
Decision
to
continue
awrriiin
Parent
-
Teacher
Associations,
bursaries
to
students
planning
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
A.
trucher-tiain'ng
was
reached
at
Carlson.
a
meeting
of
the
bursary
ro.w-j
The
group
approved
awarding
mi
i
toe
of
th
Prince
Rupert
I
0f
one
or
more
bursaries
for
stu
Leave
Prince
Rupert
.
.
.
Soturdoy,
April
17,
2:30
m
Return
to
Prince
Rupert
.
.
.
Mondoy,
April
19,
1:15
p
m.
For
Reservations
Phone
266
Wedding
Ceremony
Unites
dents
planning
to
enter
Normal
School
again
this
year,
und
representatives
of
the
various
P-TA's
were
asked
to
report
the
decision
to
their
respective
groups
and
call
for
suggestions
on
choosinc
the
award
winners.
Represcrtatives
at
the
cssir.ii
were
Mrs.
A.
Rivett
of
n.rdon
P-TA,
Mrs.
T.
Johnstone
cf
Kne;
Edward,
Mrs.
Geor;;e
Vicivcl;
of
Conrad
and
E.
EtsrMstt
of
Booth
memorial.
L
.
iLLlS
AIR
LINES
Olficc
Opposite
the
Vast
Offke
City,
Windsor
Windsor.
Ontario,
and
Prince
:
Rupert
shared
interest
in
the
weddine
ri'es
soiemni-or)
Friday
afternoon
in
which
Anita
Prime,
operating
room
supervisor
at
.the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
and
daughter
ol
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Prime
of
Win'Vor
became
the
bride
of
Arthur
Francis
Williams,
CNR
employee
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
Rev.
L.
O.
Sieber
con-ii'cl-ed
the
ceremony
in
the
FiiV
United
Church,
for
which
tlv
church
was
graced
with
sprays
of
lovely
spring
flowers.
Given
in
marriage
by
Mr.
Charles
Roberts,
the
bride
wrs
chnrming
in
an
informal
rock
.
of
blue
bcngaline
with
tiny
yeil-
cd
hat
of
navy
blue
and
other
accessories
also
in
navy.
She
carried
a
white
orchid
on
a
while
prayer
book.
Bridesmaid
vas
,.iss
Dovo'hy
J.
Wade,
weiring
a
champagne-
toned
afternoon
dress
with
black
accessoric.
and
carrying
red
April
8,
1954
'
I
'
!
!
j
i'..oio
by
Van
Mecr
studui.
I
A.
F.
Williams
i
Families
1
j
roses
;
Groomsman
was
Mr.
R.
A
KnWht,
and
,
orgoiiist;
Mrs.
G
j
Caldci
wood.
Follow
ng
the
ceremony
a
rc-;
ccptwn
was
held
at
the
Nurses
i
Residence,
where
more
spring
j
flowers
decked
the
rooms.
The
j
bride
s
t
iblc
held
a
three-tier
(
wedd
ng
cake,
with
pink
candles
and
flowers,
set
on
a
lace
cloth.
The
toast
to
the
bride
w?s
proposed
by
Mr.
Roberts,
find
s.rving
refreshments
were
Miss,
G.
Bailey,
Miss
C.
Rothwell.
Miss
1
M.
Williams,
Miss
B.
Cooper,
Mi-s
.
P.
Spencer
and
Miss
H.
Boeh,.-.c.
'
,...
,
Sol;
ist
at
tne
rt-eption
was
Mrs.
Joanne
Clee,
singing
'
Be-;
cau.se
:
nd
I
Love
Ti.ee.
with
Miss
Williams
as
piano
accom-
(
pr.n.st.
-
.
.?
;
Tn,
b;ide
added
a
lovely
off-
wh.le
coat
to
her
costume
for
her
wed
ting
f'p
to
Vancouver
and
Waslnngttc
r,.;nts.
The
m-wljweo.
y
n
to
mako
ilie.r
t.
ni
e
in
P
n
;
Rupert.
i
q""
ich
bothers
some
parents
is
how
lon
their
child
ren
are
going
to
remain
in
school,
,.(,.,
,i..i
ii,
,
i.
""-"..".
"
-
y
XVl
JJLu
reply
to
tnls
v'
as
that
aH
snould
the
-me
opporunlty
In
'
PrePar,nS
themselves
for
later
'
W
m
t'
"ase
of
those
with
inferior
ability
as
students,
it
.
rH
'
i
J
j;
"
.Z:
.om
to
pre..n,
thir
being
.
burden
on
others.
At
the
same
time,
he
recognized
there
were
some
instance.?
in
which
scnooi
had
nothing
to
offer
a
student
and
might
even
do
him
harm.
If
a
student
can-!
nil
understand
what
school
is
;
all
about,
and
perhaps
comes
to
'
hate
it,
his
whole
attitude
to-
wards
society
may
b
shaped
ac-
.
cordingly
Under
these
circum-
I
stances,
it
is
belter
that
the
I
student
find
another
environ-
recnt.
Mr.
Davidson
said.
Mr.
Davldsr-
dosed
his
ad-'
l-e;-s
wih
a
t
but"
the
late
AIkii
Hurst,
former
i
'oth
Mem-'
oiiil
principr-"
and
a
Gyro.
The
speaker
w!i.s
ir.t.o-juced
by
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene
and
thank'd
by
J.
'
F.
Magor.
!
and
there's
another
Welcome
for
you...
CALVERT
HOUSE
one
per
cent
of
the
$200,000
B.C.
objective,
in
Its
one-nipht
door-to-door
canvass
to
be
staged
on
Wednesday,
April
21.
Campaign
committee
chairman
Ron
Allen
told
the
group
last
night
that
more
canvassers
were
needed.
Several
local
organizations
have
named
canvassers
to
take
part
In
the
drive
but
many
more
were
needed.
Working
with
Mr.
Allen
on
the
committee
are
Mrs.
W.
Rothwell,
in
charge
of
organizing
canvas-i
.spi
s,
and
I
he
Kev.
V.
Antrobus,
directing
the
out-of-town
campaign.
Meanwhile,
the
group
planned
to
intensity
its
year-round
edu-1
cational
campaign
during
this
fund
campaign
month.
TO
SHOW
FILM
An
interesting
film
on
lung
cancer,
"The
Warning
Shadow."
was
to
be
shown
to
high
school
students
by
Principal
R.
U.
Dav-
Ulson,
possibly
today,
and
Prince
Rupert
Parent-Teacher
Assoela-
ions
will
be
asked
to
show
the
film
at
their
meetings
this
month.
The
film
will
also
be
available
to
any
other
groups
in-j
terested
throughout
the
month.
Those
wishing
to
see
the
film
were
asked
to
contact
Mrs.
G.
V.
Hanlcy.
Another
por.siol"
educational
projPct
dlscussed
was
stalnR
of
a
puhll!.
forllm
on
conoer,
during
tne
r(,gular
visU
npre
o
,hc
(.nn(.er
fons,lItlUiVp
rMplc
from
vnncouver.
Clinic
dehors
and
ln-
phv,irtqns
vuld
be
asked
to
participate.
m-i"
enrnmi't""
in"luditiq
Mrs.
Hanlev.
Mrs.
W.
Wallac"
nd
Mr.
A.
TTn1bl'ok.
was
rarrted
to
assist
with
patients
at
the
l"""'"
ref'eshments
for
th?
patien.
ntv,
,,aJLni,
.
fhe
werP
'weire.
Miss
H
Eoenm(,
and
Mrs
R
PoMo.fr
rt
ru
,,,rHf)r
Mrs
F
H,k,
r'
H'
Davidson
and
J.
E.
Taylor
?
-
k
'
'
1
1'
A
spitng
preview
of
.surmi'T
fashions
staged
at
TIon
.""!
by
DEJA,
a
Canadian
f'--m
headed
by
I.
E
ven
of
Montreal
indicates
th
it
grey
and
pastel
shaues
will
be
p,e
lom-Incnt
colors
in
a
virie'y
of
new
desi'ins
for
lvt-weith
r
wear.
This
ensemble,
ry
D.'.IV
designers
Cecile
Rob"it
imi
Florence
Knurl,
f'alurc?
'i
duster
with
.
elbow-lentil
sleeves
in
a
pastrl-nnuve
p"l-ished-cotton
print.
II
is
wrin
over
a
slim
dress
of
solid
li1
ic
linen.
A
double
row
of
buttons
closes
the
d:agen
''!?
fit
bodice
and
is
spaced
down
Hi
:
skirt
side.
i
i
.
WW
9,'
Gi$e
your
home
(resh,
ne
color
appeal
in
your
pje
time
.
.
.
Its'
easy!
,
Everybody's
doing
it!
-
m
Ik
f
r
V
r.
OiJick-dryinq
Super
Wall-Tone
with
Color-sel
Latex
Base
lets
you
linjsh
rooms
faster
than
evf
r
before
.
.
.
leaving
noitetulty
paint
odor!
I
25
Yctirlocal
Marshall-Wells
-
Dealer
has
brushes,
roEer-coaters,
turpentina,
sandpaper,
scrapers,
hll-er,
step-ladders
.
".
.
all
yrfji
need
to
be
your
own
home
decorator!
r
11
Cliooae
Item
more
than
mous
Marshall-WeUs
lnMshes
including
BBC
krlme!-
Miracle
Enamel,
Ufuse
Paint
for
all
your
A
1
l
inyuidinig
neeasi
CirifM
yout
pointing
plant
with
Vm
MaisHoll
Wells
Dalr
and
!
a
TREE
Decorator
Gilt
Bdjj,
'including
:
Shopping
Bag
Painter's
Cap.
Painting
Apron
(for
the
ladies)
Paint
Paddle.
"How-to-do-it"
Booklet.
...
with
i
rra....
that'
ion.
Zr
SUPER
SERVlc
turner
SP,nJ
'ft
I
'
1
Warns
Against
Minimizing
Towns
Influence
on
Students
A
warning
against
underesti-
character
is
inadequate,
you
will
mating
the
influence
of
the
have
to
take
thtei
ail.
Whatever
I
community
on
development
oj
the
future
holds
for
us
depends
children
was
given
by
R.
H.
Dav-
on
these
young
people.
Their
i
idson,
Booth
Memorial
principal,
future
is
ours."
!
in
an
address
yesterday
to
the
LENGTH
0F
SCHOOLING
yI,J:
tn
th
Mr.
Davidson
Said
that
one
i;
-:
:
flu
IJancij
rjLtuul
Miss
Nancy
Lund,
whose
marriage
takes
place
Saturday
here,
;was
honored
at
a
miscellaneous!
(shower
at
the
home
of
Miss:
Jackie
Moorehead,
1068
Seventh
l
Avenue
East.
j
i
The
many
guests
enjoyed
1
bingo,
with
prizes
going
to
the
Ihunoree
and
to
Miss
Loreen
j
Gordon
and
Miss
Dorothy
Hub-;
1
bard,
after
which
the
many
use-!
'
fu!
gifts
were
presented
to
the
I
bride-eie:t
in
a
pretty
pink
and
;
white
box.
Pink
and
white
S
streamers
a!so
decked
the
throne
;
;
chair
for
the
guest
of
honor.
'
Refreshments
were
served
by
i
the
hostess
assisted
by
Miss
Hubbard
or.d
Miss
Marian
Watson.
.
..
Other
invited
guests
we're
Mrs.
"
O'
ne
f'rs.'A.
Lord.
Mrs.
R.
Wntson,
frs.
J
Moorehead.
Miss
Put
.union.
Vss
Eline
Young,
Miss
r-
:idra
WalDoauern.'
Miss
Jivce
Abodes,
Miss
Georgina
Mitchell,
Miss
Karen
u'lstrange,
M:ss
Jcsrhlne
Hansen
and
Miss
Dru
Patrick
F-flcr
Cards.
hv
Cous
now
v"
m
disptay
at
MrRAE.
BROS.
.
(3'J)
PON.
Whlrt
nct
Dance,'
F.'iiav.
Anril
!.
Whist
8
o'clock,
r).-n
e
10-2.
Music
by
Mike
Co-,
'.is
i.
Everyone
Welcome.
181)
Cn
lf'rcn
of
L.O.O.M.
mem-'Ms
fre:
sho-'dng
of
moving
tclurcs
nt
7
r0
p.m.
shirn,
at
tcl";e,
Thursday.
April
8th.
.
fit)
n
V',11
r.abv
Centre
held
at
keena
H-alth
Unit
April
21st'
:
ncelled'.
Inouire
Rkeena
Health
!
nil
April
281
h
before
corning
I
rr
for
thnt
Clinic.
Well
Baby
ip'ie
Conrad
St.
School
April
Imi
cancelled.
(lti
;
At,
the
Co-op
Bakery.
Friday
!
;nd
Saturday,
that
standing
fav-!orltev,
P.neapple
Chocolate
Layer
Cake,
oniy
50c.
Don't
forget
Co-op
Enriched
Bread
your
'
jest
buy.
Ask
for
it
by
name.
:
(84)
:
U4
CALVERT
HOUSE
rnlvMt
OutJUrt
lonil,
Amhffrilbura.
ofO.
-w,-9-r
ikij
Dtinwmt
it
mi
putttsHEB
oi
tnrurti
it
m
tmuoi
tomiot
loao
oi
it
the
!
""""n
SOFT...
and
church
as
other
influences
on
childhood
progress,
Mr.
Davidson
said
that
none
of
"
these
-
by
"j
Itself
can
outweigh
the
effect
which
the
community
as
a
whole
has
in
this
resDect
I
As
an
examX
he
recalled
ai
instance
when
'
"
he
was
talkine
to
uf!.
!
.
L
!l
?
luciuucia
ui
a
uiu,v)
uii
wic
im
portance
of
makine
thpmselves
useful
and
active
in
whatever
Kn
ation.
V
In
the
L"'"
question
.5
"
''"1";
period
that
followed,
one
boy
said
that
he
would
be
looked
upon
as
trying
to
gain
favor
with
the
boss
if
he
followed
this
advice.
REDl'CE
COMPETITION
"In
those
remarks
we
see
what
effect
the
community
can
have,
the
speaker
said.
"Unfortunately
we
have
in
our
society
some
groups
who
seem
unable
to
accept
the
full
effort
of
other
peoolc.
They
will
de-
vise
means
to
keep
others
from
mpking
their
best
effort
in
order
to
reduce.
competition
for
tlv
m-
selves."
Referring
to
Future
Otiz-n's
Dey.
Mr.
Davidson
said
that
vhile
one
day
was
not
sufficient
to
eniblo
students
to
learn
much
about
the
jobs
in
whif-h
they
were
placed,
it
did
give
them
an
opportunity
to
measure
their
own
abilities
and
aptitudes
in
j
the
Various
occupations.
In
doing
I
so.
it
broueht
their
work
in
Ef-i
fectlve
Living
closer
to
home.
I
"These
are
your
future
cPi-wns
:
and
vou
will
have
to
take
them
!
for
better
or
worse,"
he
added.
("There
will
b?
no
pickini
nnd
choosing.
Whether
or
not
there
are
some
,
whose
schooling
or
Daily
Nevs
Classifieds
MAKSIIALL-WLLLS
PAINTS
available
at
KAIEN
CONSUMERS
CO-OP
(HARDWARE)
251
Third
Ave.
W
Phone
179
some
.
.
arc
tlie
new
Purcx
tissues
.
.
.
yet
so
firm
anJ
strong
So
gentle
anJ
kmJ
to
the
skin,
they're
perfect
for
hiby
J"J
""'
ups
hK).
Reich
for
PURCX
in
the
blue
and
xiecn
W
(otl
soft
quality
in
snijjlc
ply,
or
SUI'LR
PUREX
in
the
new
label,
the
ultimate
in
tissue
luxury,
for
only
few
ccnts
1"l"t
so
?'
RUPERT
ROD
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Footwear
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