Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
February
28,
1953
'Coronation
Look'
Popular
Style
Among
Canadian
Dress
Designers
Coronation
conscli
pistel
tints
are
tops.
ian
women
are
firdln
much
that
please
In
the
1953
spring
fasiUons.
Most
centres
report
great
popularity
for
the
"Coronation
look"
hats.
While
there
1
no
definite!
trend
in
hat
they
are
sure
ti
be!
tiny
and
tipped,
either
to
the!
front
or
the
side.
Lighter
shades
j
are
dominant
and
they
should
be
decorated
with
Jewels
or!
flower.
i
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
1U,
Sior.i;
Buliatng
'
Phot.
8
Flue
533
AB
Dawes
To
Attend
Coronation
Able
Seaman
Edward
Dawes,
of
'
HMCS
Chatham
reserve
navy
personnel,
has
lx;en
selected
to
attend
the
coronation
of
Queen
Elizabeth
II
in
England
June
2
as
a
member
of
the
Canadian
Navy
team.
A
signal
ha
been
received
here
from
Naval
Headquarters
advising
of
the
final
selection
from
the
reserve
nmnnnvi
hr
.
!
MOONLIGHT
Roller
Skating
TONIGHT
9.30
to
12
-
CIVIC
CENTRE
Admission:
Members
60c;
Non-Memhcrs
75c
Details
of
passage
arrangements
FAMILIAR
VIEWS
of
22
Canadian
cities,
painted
by
the
country's
win
oe
promulgated
by
Naval
Headquarter
at
a
later
date.
AB
Dawes
Is
leaving
on
March
7
for
a
two-week
quartermaster'
Course
at
HMCS
Rtarluennii
""'
"""
nwui,
win
leave
Ottawa
nxt
mon'h
for
Cet'a!
and
South
America
and
Europe.
The
exhibition,
collected
by
a
Montreal
distillery
Seagram's
,
1
the
work
of
20
artists
commissioned
for
the
task
through
the
co-operation
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Academy
of
Art.
At
left
Is
Franklin
Arbucklt
whose
painting
of
Ottawa
hangs
behind
him.
At
right
is
Robert
Pilot
of
Montreal,
president
of
the
RCAA.
.
liberally
sprinkled
with
a
variety
of
sequins,
pearl
and
other
gems,
a
Canadian
Press
survey
shows.
In
Western
Canada
the
crown
motif
is
featured
In
bright
print
and
throughout
the
country
the
perennial
favorite,
navy
blue,
takes
on
added
significance
as
a
Coronation
color.
Despite
the
royal
theme
prices
are
remaining
at
the
52
level
and
fashion
centres
find
brisk
demand
on
spring
designs,
proo-ably
due
to
an
extremely
mild
winter.
Cotton
prints,
denims
and
linen
are
finding
favor
amonj
dress
enthusiasts
although
ail
materials
and
weaves'
have
been
incorporated
into
the
new
lines.
There
is
a
definite
swing
to
smaller,
finer
designs
In
prints,
away
from
the
large
florals
of
recent
year.
Pastels
are
the
leaders
in
ne
color
parade
from
Montreal
to
Vancouver.
Pale
blues,
pink
cream,
greens,
whites,
greys
and
yellows
are
popular
with
an
occasional
dash
of
bright
gold.
Suit
are
simple
with
light
lines
while
many
feature
a
square-cut
"box"
design,
particularly
in
Jackets.
Tweeds
are
well
received
and
also
gabardine
and
worsteds.
Most
practical
is
the
straight,
slim
skirt
Halifax,
and
If
he
qualities
It
will
make
him
eligible
for
leading
seaman.
.
.
.
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A
letter
was
received
f
mm
w.
SLLDS
PHONE
266
T.
Applewhalte,
Bkeena
MP.
addressed
to
AB
Dawes,
saying
that
if
a
stopover
can
be
arranged
in
Ottawa
on
hi
wav
tn
Bennett
Gives
Blessings
to
Red
Cross
The
1953
camnalirn
fr.r
f,mrf.
UM'IK
ilefti,
Britain'!
defence
minister
and
forpier
iicr.il
'if
Canada.
Inspects
model
of
the
first
Jet
,iiiixirt.
the
Virkers
1,000.
The
designers.
Vtckers-Umited
of
Britain,
have
been
authorized
to
start
pmtntype
transport
to
be
powered
with
four
Rolls
iay
by-pass
let
engine.
George
Edward,
chief
,
the
Vu
kers-Armstrong
Company,
1
at
right.
accept
their
responsibilities
tn
or
from
the
port
of
embarkation,
he
would
conduct
him
tvr.
AIR
by
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society
has
been
endnruwl
in
ri-
anally
through
the
House
of!
lh
Columbia
by
Premier
W.
A.
C.
commons.
I
oenneii.
Objective
of
the
camnalirn
thi.
All
naval
personnel
In
transit
wus
enve,
ana
that
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society
will
attain
their
objective
in
this
province."
The
drive
gets
under
way
in
Prince
Rupert
on
Monday.
PAY
IN
PERSON
from
coast
to
coast
are
permit
year
in
B
C.
U610.2OO.
Prince
Rupert.
LI
jj
Dumas,
Bride-to-Be'
ted
to
nave
a
stopover
of
48
hour.
The
Premier
said
that
"only
the
realization
of
thix
ffftal
will
tred
at
Kitchen
Shower
Only
one
reDresentatlve
to
the
permit
the
Red
Cross
to
carry
WINNIPEG
(CP)
Molonsts'
here
have
been
warned
that
the
police
magistrate
will
not
ae-1
Coronation
will
be
selected
from
Chatham.
Of
all
22
divisions
across
Canada,
there
were
only
ho
r
in
honor
of
i
OlfU
were
then
brought
'in.
a.nas
was
held
at
contained
in
a
huge
rolling-pin
Mrs
Oow
Mur-j
After
the
glfu
were
opened!
cept
traffic
offence
tags
sent;
lor
combination
with
a
light
sweater
or
blouse.
KETCHIKAN
with
connections
to
WHITEHORSE
SEATTLE
ANCHORAGE
SPEED
-
COMFORT-SAFETY
SEE
YOUR
LOCAL
TRAVEL
AGENT
live
officers,
eight
chief
and
petty
officers
and
30
leadimr
oui
us
vuai
services
during
1953.
"I
do
not
need
to
stress
the
great
humanitarian
work
of
the
Red
Cross
as
I
am
sure
that
It
is
well-known
to
everyone
and
is
deserving
of
generous
support.
"It
Is
my
sincere
hope
that
my
fellow
British
Columbians
will
..
n.niu.
"iiuoiii
reiresnmcnts
were
.,U!iK
theme
was
served
by
the
hoi.M
vr
seamen
selected.
in
by
mall.
The
recipient
or
his.
representative,
must
bring
tne
summons
to
the
court
olfice.!
pay
the
fine
and
get
a
receipt.,
'
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-
Solid-color
coats
In
mohair,
tweed,
cashmere
or
the
ever-popular
camel
hair
are
the
spring
star
and
here
again
the
..vl.i.m
...
nry
jjivigne.
Mm.
SU-veni
t
i
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.....
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King
and
Mr.,.
Verne
Clcrone
i
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Behi.,
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,
Mat.d
in!
Those
H!n(in
.....
p
y
T
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Scheer
and
Acting-
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w
IK
ui-Mii.in-u
ui
uiiiK
niotner
or
iiw
in,i...i.-.i
left
during
the
week
for
HMC8
Shearwater,
one
of
the
RCN
naval
air
stations
for
helicopter
and
refresher
course
In
naval
aviation
Shearwater
I
situated
near
Halifax.
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Ainrsnna
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attached
to
Anne
Duma,
and
Melumns
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tv
s
hue
bell
'Prggy
Pettenuzzo,
Pat
Hamil-)i..e
t.tM-rs
glowrj
.
ton.
Loralne
Dell.
Marky
Gur-vlth.
Meg
Murray,
and
Misses
Usmm
prewnl-;
IXmna
Richards.
Marie
Boulter
.
ilh
a
beautiful:
Yvonne
Morln.
Herd!
Holke-.k
r.-i:iulioiis
j
i,ud.
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minul
by
Hum
Those
sending
gift
but
un-'!
"'
"n
b'
i
We
to
attend
were
M.-sdames
,M,r"'
"ul'-!
Mary
Youngman.
Ruth
Johmon.
'h.Hl
and
Pat
'Siva
Mawri.
Donna
Sylvester
Pat
Ward.
Irene
Flaten
Group
Plans
to
See
Coronation
Ceremony
One
of
Chitham's
blegest
as-sets
In
the
future
will
be
Its
naval
band
which
U
in
the
process
of
beln
reciuitert
Into
the
division.
This
band
will
be
under
the
leariernhtn
of
P.
Men
nt
b
chief
petty
officer
who
will
co-ordinate
the
future
mnv-
j
ments
of
the
band
under
Com-;
missioned
Officer
RBi
H.
Hu-i
ber.
Chatham's
bandmaster.
!
Chnthsm
is
nllowed
tn
carrv
r,.n
1,1,1.
..,
.
Z0
h.mdsmen
on
streneth.
-.;r.;f
,
hw
be-
lr.
Tremlne
will
.
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...
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.
arrel
from
nival
stores
"'ian
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,ie.
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en'lmalt
for
the
band
and
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b
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,
4
Curoi.atiuii
meeting.
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t
the
fi
tl
at
the
Kid
rj
I
.
wgraupsin
;
Markers
Leave
.'n
Iron
Tli-v
uill
meet
:
held
by
Chatham
will
be
surveyed
and
returned
to
naval
:
.'tores
if
they
are
not
In
good
j
condition.
I
A
full
set
of
orchestral
In-
struments
may
be
demanded
!
fnm
naval
xtores
i
The
new
bind
attended
Its
r.
May
and
will
:Mo
Reside
''i
ith
a
party
n;
maKing
the
i
u.pres
f
ihf;n
South
Rf
first
drill
night
on
Monday
evc-
I
twn
Leaeue
"
m
.
I
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I
I
TvFsI
how
much
s
A
farewell
party
was
given
for!.B,n
the
drill
hall
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H
S
Parker
rn
i
'and
in
Si'otiand
nd
send
wveral
h
hcartguarters
at
Thursday
nlsjht
at
the
home
of
Mr
at
Mm
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l!l
ui
t-mr
tour
the
the
This
week
Chatham
received
its
new
station
wagon
fron
Oshnwa.
Ontario,
and
It
Is
now
In
service
with
the
new
panel
truck.
The
next
arrival
will
be
a
new
three-ton
truck,
due
in
the
near
future.
i-Tiii
'"".try
betrP
ROn-.Strret,
w
here
a
large
number
of
h'
t'uronatinn
'
lhrr
'r'nds
gathered
to
extend
include
t0
Ulpm
Ul
b"it
n
their
a
trio
i.
t.,ur
of
hKtor
"
"T1"
to
UP
residence
in
u!he,.
i
souUiern
B
C.
;
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'
vuu
toLur'"
lh
evening
Mr.
and:
Tne
,uddPn
toth
thu
ect
of
ISrlsl
In"
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of
Harold
Miller
was
shock
me
!hc
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'
a
hr.
brass
orass
I
fireside
resl-ie
net
set.
after
af!ir
o.r.ir-h
which
.
.
.
TV.
.
'"n.
"inew.
Mr.
Miner
erv
ri.ii,.i
......
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.
was
attacnea
have
a
few
n..
f
1
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they
for
-.
to
this
division
as
a
civilian
fire.
served
'man
and
had
been
in
111
health
Mr.
art!
Mrs
Parker
will
he
.in.
r-i,,i.
......
t-v.
.i
nv.
j.
wine
iiunuuna.
I
(iv
oin
sK.
;n
,
Having
on
Marcn
s
lor
an
ex-
members
of
Chatham
will
be
ii
oi
June
Training
U
Unstun
rriuea-V'ant
of
age.
''nillinli
illr.l
J
pallbearers
at
the
funeral.
v.
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w-iiueu
nouaay
alter
oeing
resi-j
dents
tr
Prince
Rupert
for
over
I
forty
years.
j
Mrs
Parker
recently
so
w
her
llauln'
wear
store
here.
J
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rami
1
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Most
of
Canada's
asbestos
!
mined
In
the
eastern
township
of
Quebec.
ders
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