f.,.
1
.
Ceiiliy
in
iiie
iai
worid
war
when
the
water
of
the
F.ngUsii
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
June
lu.
1952
Legion
Lawrence
Turgeon
First
Priest
Ordained
in
City
jjstweds
to
Reside
Here
After
Trip
to
Interior
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
was
the
setting
for
the
Liimr
Vipvp
last
Saturdav.nf
..To'in
vi;.,u,.u
r.
.
Channel
were
stilled
and
so
small
and
great
boats
evacuated
the
300,000
British
troops
apparently
trapped
on
the
beach
at
Dunkirk.
The
commemoration
Lane
Cedar
Chests
ye(HU"ft
"
-t.i
jjiuaucui
liULltr
,in,
David
George
Martin.
.
Remembers
D-Day
Sixty
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
and
the
Ladies'
Auxiliary
took
part
in
a
church
parade
to
the
Presbyterian
Church
yesterday
forenoon
in
commemoration
of
the
anniversary
of
D-day.
President
Alex
Hair
was
In
are
nuns
in
Quebec,
arrived
at
the
church
15
minutes
before
the
ceremony
was
to
begin
on
Sunday.
The
church
was
gaily
decorat
tv,h
bride,
daughter
of
Mrs.
J.
t'J.J
QIH
HUM
(IVdlUl.
Lawrence
Turgeon,
29-year-old
Prince
Rupert
boy
on
Sunday
became
the
first
person
ever
to
be
ordained
Into
the
priesthood
in
this
city.
The
taU,
lean
priest
was
born
in
Edmonton,
May
10,
1923
and
came
henj
as
a
boy
of
five
with
his
mother,
Mrs.
M.
A.
Turgeon,
who
-was
the
first
to
receive
hi.-.
dark
green
suit,
0.
...
'1?rf,t"Wfc0W'
natural
straw
hat,
n
shlX'S.
of
D-day
was
cause
for
remembrance
of
our
debt
to
those
who
made
the
first
step
towards
ultimate
victory.
The
speaker
also
paid
tribute
to
the
work
of
the
Canadian
Legion
in
their
efforts
through
parliamentary
procedure
to
obtain
for
the
widows
and
orphans
adequate
compensation
for
the
losses
they
suffered
through
the
death
of
the
soldier
husband
or
f
ither.
iiw
chamois
Kloves
and
yellow
blouse
and
carried
a
prayer
charge
with
J.
S.
Wilson
Beting
i
--
-
blessing
alter
the
ordination.
.
His
closest
friend
durirg
the
past
few
years,
Rev.
Luke
Kberle,
O.S.B.,
of
Christ
thvj
Kino;
Seminary
in
Burnaby
and
Rev.
F.
J
Raynei-,
O.M.I.
,
pust.or
of
Annunciation
Church
here,
assisted
ur'wn,
who
with
his
wire
and
anil
Mrs.
P.
M.
NeiLson,
made
.'special
trip
by
boat
to
Prince
i....
tl-ii.
uprldinl
as
parade
marshal
and
piper
James
Robertson
providing
the
marching
music.
Dr.
E.
A.
Wright
preached
an
appropriate
sermon,
taking
as
his
text,
"Not
by
might
or
by
power,
but
bv
mv
Smrit.
saith
C.
Ytreberg,
an
old
timer
ofi
Prince
Rupert
plans
on
leaving!
shortly
for
a
Vancouver
vlsi;,
'
to
be
away
a
month
or
more,
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Len
Comber
(nee
!
Emily
Christopher
and
Mr.
and
i
Mrs.
Fred
Stewart
(nee
Winni-
i
'
"
Kuprit
M
1.1
II
M
ft
yil
MIMi
4di
iWhJ
ed,
the
altar
gleaming
with
fresh
cut
spring
flowers
and
a
myriad
of
candles
and
Jights.
One
of
the
most
outstanding
arrays
of
priests
ever
to
assemble
here
came
from
all
parts
of
the
Vicariate
to
witness
the
ceremony.
VISITING
PRIESTS
Dean
of
the
group
all
Oblate
fathers
was
80-year-old
Father
Godfrey
of
Smithers,
who
has
een
a
priest
for
more
than
50
years.
Others
were
Father
Ed-vard
Green
of
Dolg
River,
near
Fort
St.
John;
Father
Michael
Morrin
of
McBride;
Father
Alex
Simpson
of
Fort
St.
James,
''ather
Anthony
MacDcnald
of
Prince
George,
and
Father
Nor-nan
Racette
of
Terrace.
fred
Eby,
RN
!
are
motoring
from
D
D..
Bishop
and
Vicar
Apostolic
Vancouver
this
week
and
expect
of
Prince
Rupert,
in
the
colorful
The
cedar
chest
that
is
noted
for
its
quality
and
beauty.
Be
sure
to
inquire
about
our
LONG
TFRM
l.AYAWAY
PLAN
FOR
CHRISTMAS
GIVING
Gordon
&
Anderson
Phone
46
the
Lord."
Dr.
Wright
stressed
that
man's
unaided
human
power
could
accomplish
littl.
But
God's
spirit
could
overcome
:he
apparently
unconquerable.
to
arrive
Jd
lister
of
the
bride,
wore
a
l.'siiit,
white
((loves,
hat
and
ijiuusc
pmk
pearls
to
match
war-.,.;gs.
Bi'1')'
shoes
and
corsage
of
'.
UU'lS.
'
Viis
Butler
wore
a
dark
blue
i........
Kin..
Km
t
vriv
crlrtvfiw
in
rimne
Rupert
Wed-
ordination
service.
nesday
for
a
short
visit.
The
ceremony
took
place
at
the
church
where
Father
Turgeon
attended
Mass
as
a
little
boy.
llis
home
was
located
where
Annuitciution
school
grounds
now
U"
""
"
J
iTrul'
.
!l(j
shot's
anrl
had
a
corsage
of
(i
!
rases.
This
was
shown
when
the
Israelites
were
saved
by
Gods
ijwer
at
the
Red
Sea;
in
mediaeval
times
by
the
scattering
of
the
Spanish
Armada
when
the
mighty
fleet
was
scattered
by
the
winds;
and
even
more
re-
reo!
more
Mother
ol
me
rooiii,
ivirs.
J
u.rtill
wolf
a
Dt-'iKe
sun,
iiiuurn-
cover
i.
hat
with
nowers,
ueie
Kioves
are
bid
out.
Th
newly-ordained
p-
ie;;t
received
all
his
early
schooling
ut
Annunciation
and
after
his
first
year
of
high
school
left
for
the
Al:o
on
hand
and
taking
ai
personal
interest
was
Father
W
)
F.
Luntagne,
O.M.I.,
former
par
,,i
hnmii
shoes.
She
aliio
had
i
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
'v,pwe
"1
roses,
"grit
man
was
Arthur
Martin,
.yiDi
r
nf
Hit'
uroom.
Alli-r
the
wedding,
performed
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter,
UIK'V
I
Delphtne
Balagtvo,
who
will
be
married
here
Thursday
to
Wilfred
Whitehouse.
was
among!
those
on
the
CPR
dock
Sunday.
She
welcomed
her
sister
who
has
j
come
home
from
the
U.S.
to
at-
tend
the
wedding.
Mrs.
J.
Murray,
4747
Quebec
Street,
Vancouver,
arrived
here
Sunday
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
to
spend
a
few
days
In
the
city.
Mother
of
Art
Murray,
Social
Civdit
candidate
in
Thursday's
election,
.'he
had
planned
to
attend
the
ordination
of
Father
Turneon
hut
he-
ship
was
late
arriving.
Mrs.
G.
W.
Klsslck,
president
ot
the
G.C.
Women's
Liberal
Association
and
m
prominent
club
worker,
left
here
by
air
last
night
for
her
home
In
West
Vancouver.
Former
Prince
Rupert
resident,
Mrs.
Klsslck
visited
her
brother
Capt.
Reg.
Green
(rt.(,'piioii
was
neia
at
tne
iwar-
m
(wine
-
suite
a,
waiuron
Ap-
URGES
VOTE
AS
YOU
LIKE
BUT
A
beautiful
wedding
cake.
JUST
TAKE
A
LOOK
AT
Our
Used
Cars
Jain!
(in
a
lace
cioin
amid
two
seminary
in,
Burnaby
in
1940.
From
there
he
went
to
Mount
Angel,
Oregon,
for
his
theological
studies.
The
ceremony
took
place
before
an
overflow
throng
at
10:)
a.m.
Mass.
Many
of
those
in
the
church
went
to
school
with
the
new
priest
and
recall
his
childhood
days
in
Prince
Rupert.
IK'
was
ordained
r;
stculur
priest,
iftid
will
serve
under
Bishop
Jordan,
an
Oblate,
lor
at
least
three
years.
While
it
is
not
known
where
he
will
go,
the
vicariate
of
Prince
Rupert
covers
more
than
133.000
square
inilvs
j
asrs
uf
canuitioiis,
was
cut
for
Canon
Prockter
proposed
ish
priest
at
Annunciation
Church,
who
is
visiting
here
from
Ottawa.
Father
Turgeon
offered
up
his
first
private
Mass
at
9
o'clock
this
morning.
Father
Turijeon,
as
he
is
now
known
to
ail,
is
well
known
to
many
in
Prince
Rupert
and
native
villages
of
northern
B.C.
While
on
vacation
each
year
from
the
seminary
he
taught
religion
on
reservations,
spending
some
time
at
Fort
McLeod
and
also
at
Lc
Jac,
near
Prince
George.
Besides
his
mother
and
brother
Robert,
Father
Turgeon
has
another
brother,
Albert,
also
m
Toronto.
A
sister,
Mrs.
N.
A.
Ti-beria,
lives
at
Albany,
New
Luust
to
the
bride
and
Mr.
A.
U
Martin
promised
the
toast
to
tie
brldc-inaid.
A!U-r
a
trip
to
the
Interior
the
1949
FLYING
STANDARD
siple
will
reside
at
221
Seventh
,
'I
'.
5
'
'
"
.'l
f
'!
I";
y
...
r
It
'
.
ft
'!'
VOTE
suit
west
.
here
and
spent
the
week-end
atji'i
northern
and
central
British
fifty-Two
Cross
Columbia.
A
Vicariate
is
a
missionary
territory
which
has
not
yet
attained
no.
;
c
i"
1948
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ll
1937
FORD
SEDAN
1911
INTERNATIONAL
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PANEL
1949
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A
1949
MORRIS
1951
AUSTIN
5-TON
TRUCK
Superior
Auto
Service
Limited
Third
Ave
nue
West
Phone
Green
217
Duniiuy
jcjuu
The
Shrin
ers
from
Gizeh
York,
and
another
sister,
Mrs.
Don
Holam,
lives
in
New
Toronto,
'
Ontario.
Lakelse
Lake.
She
spoke
earlier
In
the
week
at
the
Civic
Centre
Guides,
Brownies
Honor
Queen
First
Prince
Rupert
Girl
Guides
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
Runtr
Block
Phone
210
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
,
Stewart,
B.C
the
status
of
a
diocese.
Prince'
Rupert
vicariate
takes
In
ull
places
between
here
and
th
Alberta
border.
Father
Turgeon
will
leave
here
shortly
with
his
mother
to
spend
a
vacation
in
Toronto
before
T-inplc,
Vancouver,
have
gone
with
many
happy
metnor-
.
fi
a:;d
prepared
to
continue
ir
pledge
to
help
crippled
:id.rHi.
I
Their
two
(lay
stay
In
Prince
and
Brownies
attended
churcn
:
takine-
over
his
new
duties
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
last
Whih-
in
Toronto,
he
will
per
:
,
.
jpert
caine
to
an
end
at
11
,m
S.itiiKiay
Wivn
Captain
Bill
form
the
marriage
ceremony
for
liis
older
brother,
Robert,
on
July
5.
Mrs.
Turgeon,
whose
two
sisters
Ut.
.u:l)
eu:det
the
sleek
1800-
Sunday
to
honor
the
birthday
of
Queen
Elizabeth.
The
color
party
included
Nancy
Lund,
Queen's
color
bearer;
Julie
Prockter,
company
color
bearer;
Suzlc
Kergin
and
Elizabeth
Jones,
escorts.
.a
Chiles
in
out
of
the
harbor.
Hat
the
work
of
Gizeh
Temple
i,
strcimtiiencu
(Hiring
tne
IE
BAPTON
K-cluy
stay
here
of
10ti
Noble?
I'd
their
wives
at
the
spr'rj
mi
.inunial
Saturday
afternoon
.hen
52
men,
30
of
them
from
THE
WONDER
WALL
PAINT
HAl'TOffEM;;
washable.'
dfles
quickly
flnd'is
isy
to-
appty-
IIF.N
rOITLATiON
In
19f)l
there
were
22.500.000
ill'
JU
lore
than
six
months
nld
on
farms
In
Canada.
LTU
J:itii
Hupert,
were
Initiated
'
"
"
the
Shrine.
fuilo'A'tng
is
the
list
of
candi
BAPTONE
covers
Wallpaper,
Wallboard,
Plaster
or
Kalsomine.
es
taken
over
the
traditional
Choice
of
nine
Pastels
and
White.
Solve
your
decorating
problems
by
using
Baptone
RTUfiK
sands":
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Foster
Dahle,
William
3curd
Wright,
Murray
Rhodes,
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
readers
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Committee
Rooms
in
MetiyiMjle
Hall
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evenings
rom
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to
9:30.
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790
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strt
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I
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Donald
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piry
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No
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i
Dad
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shaves
that
are
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easier
and
a
lot
more
convenient
with
a
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each
hold-
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20
blades.
If
your
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i.
limited
give
him
50
$4
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Gillette
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