Frince
Rupert
Dcily
Mews
'
Friday,
May
9,
1952
J
1
I
,
lf
r:
f
CharlesAdam
Married
Loca
to
be
bound
together
by
a
rim
of
co-operative
service.
"Rotary
is
as
idealistic
as
Christianity,"
concluded
Mr.
Rose
"and
as
unattainable
to
the
full
degree."
But
it
was
no
hopeless
dream,
rather
something
towards
the
realization
of
which
everyone
should
strive.
Union
steamer
Camosun,
Capt.
James
Hunter,
is
due
in
port
at
7:30
this
evening
from
Vancouver
and
will
sail
early
in
the
morning
for
north
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points.
a
n
d
PERSONAL
:
,:y,
fH
l
Theatre
Operafor
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Pavey
are.
Duncan
McRae
returned
to
the
leaving
by
air
tomorrow
for
a
trip
'city
by
air
yesterday
from
a
brief
to
Vancouver.
.
:
lousiness
trip
to
Vancouver.
He
Plays
at
Festival
also
visited
at
Duncan,
Vancouver
Island,
with
his
mother,
Mrs.
D.
C.
McRae.
TERRACE
A
local
wedfling
of
widespread
interest
took
place-on
Wednesday
afternooh
when
Mrs.
Susan
Hiench
became
the
bride
of
Charles
M.
Adam.
The
ceremony
was
performed
In
the
living
room,
lovely
with
flowers,
at
the
home
of
Mr.
Adam.
Rev.
P.
H.
Mallett
of
Inspiration
For
Rotary
Re;
Rose
Talks
on
Ideals
of
Service
Reg
T.
Rose,
who
ls
a
member
of
the
Vancouver
Rotary
Club,
inspired
Prince
Rupert
Rotarians
at
luncheon
yesterday
with
an
address
on
Rotary
aim3
and
ideals.
Declaring
that
the
important
function
of
the
service
club
was
not
to
get
something
out
of
it
in
a
business
way
but
to
render
service
in
the
Best,
sense
of
the
word,
Mr.
Rose
assigned
definitions
as
follows
fo
the
letters
of
Rotary:
.
RReentiting
of
members
ol
Quality.
O
Orientation
into
Rotary
atmosphere.
T
Training
for
service.
A
Activity,
club,
community,
vocational
and
international
service.
R
Recognition
of
good
service
well
done.
Y
Yardstick
of
value.
These
were
the
spokes
of
Rotarj
SEND
FLOWERS
J
BY
WIRE
?
MOTHER'S
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
R.
Creed,
who
have
been
on
a
month's
holiday
trip
which
took
them
as
far
through
the
United
States
as
Mexico
City,
returned
to
the
eity
on
Wednesday
night's
train.
Gilbert
Brown,
who
was
with
the
maintenance
department
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
here
during
the
war
and
now
resides
in
Victoria,
has
been
here
and
J4ot
el
-Tlrrivo.
(s
Prince
Rupert
H.
G.
Borris,
I.
M.
Galloway,
R.
Thursday
evening's
performance
of
the
Music
and
Drama
Festival
featured'
the
plays
of
Piincp
Runprt
'
t.ittlp
Thpatre
1
.
J4
Vj
ficiated.
The
bride,
looking
charming
and
Eooth
senior
Hifch
School.
in
a
blue-grey
covert
suit
wiih
T.
Rose,
Dr.
H.
H.
Pitts,
and
D.
M.
Warner,
Vancouver;
Mr.
pnd
"Dfath
Writes
a
Message,"
was
I
DAY
.E
OF
JOY
These
squirming
little
bundles
of
puppyhood
navy
accessories
and
lilv
of
th?
valley
corsage,
came
into
the
rprmi
hv
1hp
nuli,pnrp
Th.p
Bri.
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands!
Mrs.
D.
Kimball
and
A.
J.
O'Hara,
ior
me
lasi
iew
days
on
special;
Portland;
C.
M.
Crispin,
New
room
on
the
arm
of
Peter
van
Stolk,
to
the
strains
of
Loheng
to
charm
any
lover
oi
aogs.
out.
mey
nave
an
aaaea
o'fam."
in
'hat
tnev
are
tne
ilt!il
lltter
'
P"rebred
Boxer
born
in
Calgary.
The
mother
of
the
litter
of
eight
(one
.
Bcautwood
Brown
Sugar,
an
18-month-old
Boxer
and
is
Hi-rcules
of
Cymbella
who
also
has
the
blood
of
inter-,1
champions.
The
pups
now
are
four
weeks
old.
rin'
Wedding
March,
played
by
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrington.
The
bridesmaid,
MLss
L.
Schaik.
judicator
said
that
she
felt
it
was
not
a
very
good
choice
of
play
but
well
sustained.
She
ad'
vised
more
color
and
contrast
in
voices
and
movements
and
the
full
exploitation
of
the
peaks
of
excitement.
Miss
Nina
Ynnne-
navy
work.
He
will
return
south
by
air
next
Monday.
Harry
Price
left
this
week
for
Regina
where
he
has
been
promoted
to
the
Dost
of
freieht
Westminster;
D.
R.
Mather
and
Les
Cutler,
Hamilton;
J.
II.
Con-Ion,
Topley;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norton
and
daughter,
Mrs.
A.
J.
Richard."
and
Mrs.
Miller.
Terrace:
J
was
attired
in
afternoon
dress
ol
goia
and
brown
with
accessories
and
Mrs.
H.
Peters,
Peoria,
of
white
man
was
commended
for
a
con
traffic
representative
for
the
Mr
Canadian
National
Railways.
'
IlL
en
tone
and
corsage
carnations.
ank
and
Constructive
A.
J.
Forsyth,
Norths
Van-
Eric
Grant
has
arrived
in
the
couver.
vincing
portrayal
of
the
role
of
Sandra,
and
the
play
received
85
marks.
George
McAdams
was
groomsman.
Mrs.
G.
McAdams,
chic
in
jiticism
at
Festival
city
from
Brandon
to
succeed
Mr.
Price
as
chief
clerk
to
the
divisional
freight
agent
here.
'The
V'
Maid
of
France"
by
uy
the
le
brown,
with
SHIFFER
-
HILLMAN
squirrel
fur-piece
V
,
7.
.
e
Senl0
daffodils,
receiv-
n
S?h(!
?ro"P
ls
a
and
corsage
of
r
H.'?iV
M
Adjudicators
Giving
Much
Help
to
Contestants
in
All
Departments
ed
the
guests,
assisted
by
the
bride's
two
sons,
Edward
and
iiiLa3y
ill
nance
Ul
Hie
t:nij
Ol
World
War
I.
It
was
exactly
the
right
type
of
play
for
the
age
'if
tf'
Robert
CLOTHES
BrouP'
according
to
the
Aft-
th
rtrM
o
(,t
t.,
adjudi
r.e
Music
and
Drama
Festival
has
been
getting
Mrs.
N.
A.
Beketov,
who
has
jeen
visiting
for
the
past
month
.n
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
is
returning
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Norah
on
Sunday.
She
will
be
accompanied
by
her
daughter,
MLss
Nadia
Beketov,
who
will
spend
the
summer
vacation
here
after
taking
her
second
year
at
University
of
British
the
bride
was
proposed
by
George
Cfr
and
well
done.
Etery
MrArtam.,
fniinu-
vJ
t
,
Playpr
contributed
well
in
the
and
constructive
help
from
the
1952
adjudi-
production.
.
The
soldier
parts,
!
the
couple
by
Peter
van
Stoik
In
the
main,
the
marks
are
by
no
means
1
'
1
II
.
i.
1
f
nftPr
tthiu
ho
n,rt
nuc"
iviuinson
ana
tian
K.aar-
both,
dialogue
parts,
were
r-sive
wnicn
may
wen
mean
mat
uie
penurm-
not
overdone.
The
Maid
of
i
i
are
not
either.
-
France
part
was
well
sustained
Columbia.
by
Jessie
Butler.
The
play
re-
"
'
to
the
Motel
where
a
lovely
wedding
cake
centered
the
table,
topped
with
a
bride
and
groom
in
miniature
and
flanked
Dy
pink
tapers
set
on
silver
holders.
A
delicious
repast
was
served
by
r,
Glenn
Nelson
the
indicator,
has
pent
i
Jennifer
Lare
83.
Shirley
Jackson
8i.
lap
Iiaiirlnc
Gladys
and
Gallya
Orlmolfson
84.
fclUuoeth
Pierce
83.
Anne
Colusii
83.
,
Bylvla
Llnelinm
82.
Sharon
Skinner
82.
Illvh
I.IM
DlBima
Pierce
84.
Iiih
4le
Son
J
a
Berg
83.
Hullet
Remember
Mother
with
FLOWERS
or
with
a
POTTED
PLANT.
Your
order
via
air
mail
or
telegraph
will
rjach
her
anywhere.
Clothes
are
an
investment
and
they
should
be
bought
in
the
finest
materials
and
finish.
In
SHIFFER-HILLMAN
clothing
you
are
offered
the
ultimate
in
comfort,
style
and
craftsmanship.
We
invite
you
to
inspect
the
wide
range
of
English
pure
wool
cloths
that
are
included
in
the
SHIFFER
-HILLMAN
spring
special
order
samples
a
guaranteed
fit
and
complete
satisfaction
ls
yours
when
you
buy
your
clothing
at
.
,
.
J.
:n:Ke
moment
giving
i
!,p!u
of
his
wide
teach-4
-rii-su?
in
helpful
sug-
He
says
lie
is
convinced
j
coiiiiiuinity
abounds
in
I
-iji
leaves
iome
room
for
,
,
to
whether
it
Is
being
-'!
n
fully
as
it
should,
i
.e
type
of
comment
hu
ceivea
8
marks
and
special!
commendation
for
the
simple
set
'
and
good
costuming.
j
The
play
from
Terrace
was
withdrawn
on
account
of
illness
but
the
other
dramatic
entry
from
Terrace
for
Friday
night
is
definitely
coming.
Word
was
received
today
that
the
non-arrival
of
the
Ketchikan
entries
was
due
to
illness.
Mrs.
Davidson
and
assistants.
After
the
reception
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Adam
left
by
cai
for
Prince
George.
Their
plans
Include
attendance
at
the
Ner
chako
Dam
christening.
-
The
bride
came
to
Terrace
from
Holland
some
two
years
ago.
The
groom
is
well
known
in
the
district,
having
lived
on
the
5
A
gift
of
flowers
for
Mother
S
Is
a
most
beautiful
way
to
J
express
your
love
and
ATTENTION
TEEN-AGERS
Don't
Forget
.
.
.
Civic
Centre
TEEM
CLUB
DANCE
Friday,
May
9th
Dancing
from
9
to
till
1
in
the
Small
Gym
at
your
Civic
Centre
Doors
close
at
10:30
Admission
25c
Non-Members
50c
REFRESHMENTS
devotion.
-!Kt.;r.:anr':.T.is.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
and
at
Stewart,
before
coming
to
Ter
J
fn
nee
Sit
perl
race
to
operate
his
theatre
busi
French
Minuet
Conrad
Street
School
88.
Sonatina
Ptaniifwtr
under
l
onve
Strand
85.
Roy
Sleber
85.
Oeorgina
Mitchell
83.
IliHIIh
KiIiihiI
tklllll
"A"
United
Nations
March"
84.
TwillKht
Serenade"
83.
Thii
I'luuoroet
niHler
Id
Elolse
La
lul
and
Anita
Kogeraon
83
SI.
AmlrpH'n
Junior
Clmlr
'Oailant
Weaver"
87.
Sweet
Alton"
83.
saxophone
ua(
strand
82-83.
Inrlnet
Jean
Oolds
84-84.
Two
Plunolorte
Dneu
ness
3L
M
TTS
&
NICKERSON
.
MEN'S
CLOTHING
Box
518
J
1
I
"j
300
3rd
A?e.
Phone
111
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
'
Phone
345
tM
jun
to
appear
in
M'.s.
t
sct.-ville's
adjudication
of
t
:i.
dancing
and
drama.
main.
Mr.
Nelson
has
It
that
it
is
not
enough
to
t
:n
n-.usic
correctly.
Oi'e
I
jijy
and
sing
as
if
the
or
sinning
were
part
of
;
.strive
to
be
happy
or
i.itic
in
the
Interpretation
He
has
many
useful
sug
.4
aoout
technique
but,
in
'
analysis,
the
vital
que3-I
ars
with
regard
to
maj-.
grip
or
imagination
f;.
fine
tilings
which
mal'.e
I
..ve
in
and
through
an
f
afternoon,
Mrs.
de
-
i-ie
sp?nt
all
the
time
i
i
explaining
and
demon-iv
what
it
meant
to
dance
t
the
whoie
oody
and
not
the
les
and
the
STuive
She
sptike
of
the
charm
I
nra-ica!
.sense
of
the
i
m.'ers
but
hoped
that
Valae":
Evelyn
Jamleson
aiMt
Al-
,
etta
Ollker
87.
'Marclie':
Oave
Strand
and
A
lul
la
Top
Marks
At
Festival
Two
87's,
highest
marks
so
far
at
the
Music
and
Drama
Festival
here,
were
awarded
by
the
adjudicator
on
Wednesday.
The
choir
of
8t.
Andrew's
Cathedral
won
this
coveted
title
for
its
performance.
8o
did
Mrs.
Oilker
and
Mrs.
Jamieson
for
their
two-piano
number.
x
PUS
I
7M0
'
is
tit.
I
Ollker
84.
Arnil
moll
Milo
Open-Casey
Wilson
84-83.
Stella
Chaprun
83-82.
Robert
Wood
84-85.
Iloolll
M
hool
H.IIHI
!"
uiunu
iircn
a.
Springtime
Waltz
82
CIVIC
CENTRK
I'Uliiifnrle
luei
miner
.
Sonja
Hansen
and
Myrna
Knut-aen
86.
Bruce
Forward
and
Jack
Mac-Lean
84.
Choral
Speaking
iraile
IV
First
adjudication
by
Fred
dc
Brasconvillel
:
Borden
Street
School
85.
King
bdward
School
83.
F.lm
iitioit
lruile
I
.
Derek
Allan
84.
Mary
McPhail
83.
Shlriey
Kuruicl
82.
Pliiiiolnrte
Duet
under
13
Shlrra
Halllday
and
Diana
David
I
1
wwwwwwww
mice
r
-
f
.;
vely
qualities
would
be
eater
use
in
their
danc-3
Kie
was
something
of
j
message
with
regard
to
I
JUon
classes.
There
was
oiten
of
trying
too
hard
f
"
voire
Instead
of
letting
I
.e
personality
speak
with
M
naturalness
so
that
f
)-mer
was
happy
In
his
'
(I
communicated
the
l"S
t0
the
audience.
son
83.
Verne
Foasum
and
Fred
C.rlnd-strad
82.
Plimiilitrte
lluet
I
lliler
15
Rov
Sleber
and
Gcorglna
Mitch
:
and
8
nir.,
I
ln
1
Huh
Sohw.l
86
and
84
lo
P'l'ulwtr
llllilr
Plula
83
ell
85.
KliHiillun
Ciraile
V
Billy
Kergln
88.
Jerry
Jenson
85.
w
Anne
La
Sett
84.
Michael
Greene
84.
Robert
Knutata
83.
Larry
Parent
82.
Choral
Mieaklni
(irnde
V
Uninfi.ric
iimli-r
I
lellord
84
'Am
82,
P'lioinrir
under
I
H;)bfrts
8s
ll
Chads
8;i'
'h
Jones
81
favlikis
81.
PiaiKifiirir
unilcr
11
MIM)U
80.
I'lilmiliirtp
Oppii
's!rand
82.
Horilen
Street
School
8'!
Plaiiororte
Jiilck
Mud)
umler
l
8on)a
Hansen
84.
Margaret
Olsen
84.
Myrna
Knutaen
83.
Anita
Rogerson
83.
Flnlae
Lalltl
82.
APPLICATIONS
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
for
.the
position
of
General
Secretary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Civic
Centre.
t
Applications
should
state
age.
qualifications,
exparlence,
salary
expected
and
names
and
addresses
of
refer
nccs
both
as
to
character
and
experience,
and
when
available.
Envelopes
bearing
applications
should
be
clearly
marked
APPLICATION
CONFIDENTIAL
and
addressed
to;
"
'
DR.
R.
G.
LARGE,
'
Chairman.
Civic
Centre
Association.
in.
No.
victor
Prv.itav
80.
"
open:
llliainilv
j
"
CiUkcr
83
iniilcr
Hi
lr
84
J
'inbpris
83
'
Mill-hell
82.
'
Rpiri
ni
(irnde
8
Violin
Janette
Spark
185.
Donald
MacLeod
161.
Chriato
Furniotls
161.
(iriule
1.
Violin
Robert
Jensen
165.
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11
mortal
HiKh
School
Choir
MI
""'born
78-80.
'
Hi-nry
'
78.77
'''budn'ey
76-77.
"
Ham-in.
OnBv
Fro.
camid
S
-
i
r
fiirwurd
84.
-km
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welcome
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first
for
its
smoothness,
light
body
and
delightful
bouquet.
Here's
a
whisky
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really
c?ijoy!
You'll
welcome
CALVERT
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again
because
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value
.
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it's
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