nut
Kupeil
L'ui!y
Nt,,
Friday,
May
15,
1953
Visitors
See
Library
At
Hospita
Fine
weather
favored
the
many
Art
Hickcrson:
Mis.
It.
B.
SkiU'
I
ant
Celebration
Set
visitors
who
took
advantage
of
Open
House
at
the
hospital
on
Tuesday.
Ner
and
Mrs.
Harold
Whalen.
In
charge
of
the
kitchen
was
iwrs.
O.
Bendlksen
who
once
CVCL
Visitors
also
had
an
opportun
as"i
generoujiiy
oonaieu
ner
lty
to
visit
the
library
and
see
ncrvlces.
Coronation
Day
1(,
latest
celebration
in
the
history
of
Prince
this
service
in
operation
Under
convenor
of
the
tea
was
Mrs.
the
capable
direction
of
Mrs
R.
Sidney
Elkins
assisted
by
servl-G.
Moore,
chairman
of
the
lib-
j
teurs
Mrs.
W.
F
Stone,
Mrs
J
A
rary
committee,
library
service:
Macdonaid
Mnj
Chaji
star,
is
carried
on
twice
a
week.
Op-!Mrg.
c
s
Foreman
and
Mrs.
W.
erating
the
library
carts
andig
Kergin.
visiting
the
wards
were
Mrs.
W.
I
'.
TO
li
Ml
Ai
is
planned
ior
coronation
Day
June
2
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in
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T
J
jo
which
will
stretch
n
six
rltv
blocks
Is
the
u,e
0f
the
celebration,
J
a
commute
of
city
m
unci
orgurtotion
ativcs
hearted
by
Frank
In
every
de'ail
ARROW
GABANARO
is
designed
for
more
comfort
Attend
S.
Kergin,
Mrs.
H.
A.
Breen,
Mrs.
j.
Stewart
and
Mrs.
A.
M.
Hurst.
At
the
nurses
residence
the
Women's
Auxiliary
had
their
annual
Hospital
Day
tea.
with
m
s
Ciement,
matron,
and
Mrs.
L.
M.
Greene,
Auxiliary
president,
receiving
guests.
Mrs.
Ralph
Hood
was
cashier,
and
Mrs.
C.
H.
Elkins
was
in
charge
of
door
prizes.
Three
pair
of
stockings
were
won
by
Mrs.
N.
Moorehou.se,
and
a
strawberry
shortcake
was
won
by
Mrs.
A.
Brebner.
'
Mrs.
C.
C.
MiUs,
Mis.
L.
V.T.
Kergin
and
Mrs.
A.
M.
Hurst
were
In
charge
of
the
home
cooking
table.
Presiding
at
the
tea
table
which
was
gay
with
spring
flowers,
were
Mrs.
R.
G.
Large;
Mrs.
on
Party
IN
CANADA
-C.CM.
PARTS
ARE
AVAILABLE
EVERYWHERE
IN
CANADA
f
C.CM.
IS
COMPLETELY
Anfleld,
Indian
superintendent
"We
expect
It
to
be
the
big
rest
celebration
In
the
history
of
this
city
...
a
real
bang-up
event
.
.
,
and
we
have
no
alternative
plans.
"We
have
ameed
our
plans
are
too
big
to
change
on
account
nf
weather.
We'll
go
through
with
the
program,
rain
or
hine,"
Mr.
Anfleld
said
today.
About
35
floats
will
take
pa-t
in
the
gala
parade,
along
with
-ontlnRontii
of
the
Navy.
Sea
Cadets,
Army,
Air
Cadets,
RCMP
md
U.S.
Navy.
Three
U.S.
Navy
ships
and
a
Const
Guard
PBY
plane
will
arrive
here
to
take
part
In
the
wade.
Total
complement
of
the
three
ships
Is
30
officers
and
320
enlisted
men:
of
the
plane,
four
officers
and
eight
-nllsted
men.
Native
Regalia
person
enjoyed
tti'
u.j.i,.n
Auxiliary
card
thf
U'tiiun
auditorium,
were
winners:
-arson
ana
ahii:
jvcik-
ARAFOID
COLLAR
looks
great,
feels
great,
open
or
closed
.
.
.
with
or
without
a
tie.
,t;
Mrs.
A.
Astoria
and
sen.
crlbbage;
Mrs.
H.
fv
and
Mrs.
George
it.
s
cf
the
October-April
rre
Ms.
M.
Simpson,
Mrs,
M.
Shrubsall,
li
y-s.
Krause,
bridrje.
re
of
refreshment
have
a
UUUV
IMIIII
The
regal
look
in
this
gown
comes
from
tucks
and
pleats.
n-ng
rentes
suggest
this
magic
treatment
for
home
makers
who
want
something
stately
but
inexpensive
tor
coronation
parties.
You
can
learn
how
to
use
the
machine
tucker
yourself
in
any
sewing
centre.
Use
any
strapless
top
and
circular
skirt
pattern,
five
yards
of
rayon
satin,
add
the
tucks
and
pleats,
and
you
have
a
ball-gown
fit
for
a
queen.
for
your
money
r-L
:-.
W.
Da
vies,
Mrs.
YOU
CAN
BE
SURE
OF
QUALITY
WITH
C.CM.
Juvenile
(093
7-12
years)
$59"
Standard
(from
10
years
up)
....
$J2''
Other
models
fmm
S17.00
t
$110.50
on
display
at
McRAE
BROS.
i
-
:j.y
Mrs.
J
S.
Black.
X.
Cdr.
T.
A.
Johnstone,
commanding
officer
of
HMCS
Chatham
navy
reserve
unit
here.
Is
In
charge
of
ihe
paradr
which
will
Include
the
Navv
"nd
the
Greenville
and
Alvansh
'ndlan
bands,
also
the
first
dis-nlny
of
Indians
in
full
native
-eealla
here
in
40
years.
.
Program
begins
at
11
a.m.
with
crowning
of
the
Kinsmen
May
Quern.
The
club
has
linker"
coders
vi.
,1!
tcmixlU.
Battery
(It)
pm.
Its
annual
event-
for
fh
rhii-
YOUR
EXACT
SLEEVE
LENGTH
-
IODE
Members
hit
drive.
Saturday,
rtr(.n
wlth
tne
CoronaUon
Temple.
Every-
bratlon.
Visit
School
111
I
,
0
lis
lia
Lh
Laa
Members
of
the
Edinburgh
Chapter
of
the
IODE
will
visit
their
adopted
school
of
Digby
Island
today
in
observance
of
Empire
Day.
Plans
at
a
recent
meeting
of
the
chapter
also
included
a
irnc.
uiai
of
Norway
whist
and
mccUcd
until
further
(ltl
rluiii"
Tor
300
Club
:..v
15
nt
the
Armories
l)
to
9:30.
(114)
lien
llolilmt
KlJirrmrn
is
of
larw,
fresh
Sklde-nns
b..it,
now
avallniile
d
r,:iv
vhen
calling
w!
VVc.itj:il'k."
(119)
Then
the
parade
falls
In
winding
Its
way
through
the
city
and
past
the
post
office
which
Is
the
silntlnr
bnse
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
will
take
'he
salute,
accompanied
bv
vmy.
Navy,
Air
Force,
U.S.
Vavv
officials,
and
Rev.
L.
O.
"ieber.
.representing
the
Prince
imert
Ministerial
Association,
nd
Mr.
Anfleld.
rcnrefcntin'T
the
Indians
and
th
Coronation
oinmittee.
The
rnrnde
nnrrhes
to
the
'"iirt
House
rrounils
where
th
uecn's
siM-eeh
scheduled
for
1
-
m.
will
he
piped
in
through
a
nubile
address
system.
Wat-hob
rayon
gabardine;
Smart
totid
colon
WATTS
and
NICKERSON
MEN'S
WEAR
,
fund-raising
project.
Members
will
take
on
the
cheeking
con-
j
cession
at
the
"300"
Club
dance
j
tonight.
Members
were
requested
to
!
attend
church
parade
May
31.
J
uiih
-,ti
i
hoc
nbliKhef!
or
ri'A(Hiv(o
hy
tin;
I.l'i'ior
f'ontro!
'
"
'
"
"ic
Uovt
rmni'lit
o:
Brltlbb
Columbia.
Ubc-ial
leader.
Arlluii
:ll
s
al;
to
yau
on
May
lie
Lesion
auditorium.
is
iniHMant
address
ill
be
welcome.
(115)
-rOR
ARROW
iPOKTJ
SHIRTS'
Ripeest
codfish
caught
in
the
;
Atlantic
may
weigh
as
much
as
'
100
pounds.
21-(Jun
Salute
1
"
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Not
Food
Plans
R.C.A.
SAVES
YOU
MONEY
Here's
how
you
can
save
1
5
per
cent
or
MORE
on
your
food
budget
.
.
yes,
a
family
of
four
can
easily
save
$200.00
a
year
on
food
costs.
You
benefit
from
quantity
buying,
and
you
also
get
'imi.
Northland
Dairy
-Thre
will
be
no
i
very
Monday.
May
18.
iih
nK.t
eiflra
sliiV'y
ur
route
driver
Sutur-(lt)
17.
nt
7
3(
p
m.,
Iiiem-ilic
(.'ongregutiun
to-mi
tin1
Liiuiii
.eneu
fill
a
program
for
the
t.'nt
marks
the
Inde-f
of
Norway.
Everyone
i
lit)
A
1
-tun
salute
will
be
fired
fUr
the
speech,
either
by
the
i
'iea'-y
Battnry
rwre
ep
liy
the
,
U.S.
warship.
After
th"
nir.irtn
,
l.'.s
h1""
'iMnlsscd.
Kinsmen
will
provide
'
efreshmrnts
for
the
children.
I
For
the
nflrrnoon,
a
shorts
1
iro"rnni
has
been
arraneed
'rnturlne
a
baseball
game
be-
j
'wren
Prince
Rupert
all-stars!
-rid
a
U.S.
Navy
team,
and
a
r
O'Ter
came.
j
Red
Cubun
IIi.cl
C'ulf
U-athcr
.
.
.
Red
und
Eliuk
.
Brown
Suede
with
Green
trim
...
All
Elack
Patent
Leather
with
Open
Toe
and
High
Heel
.
.
All
TOPS
in
quality.
.
.
.
They
fit
like
a
glove.
cm
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
STOP...
Mountain
View
Resort
Good
Clean
Cabins
Lunches
Gas
Store
:
t
j
$9.95
Vlunh
the
quality
of
your
choice
.
.
.
You
will
reduce
your
shopping
trips
to
a
minimum,
and
have
leisure
time
to
burn
...
An
R.C.A.
Home
Freeze",
is
Canada's
number
one
Freezer
Value
.
.
.
see
it
now
at
McRae
Bros.
YOUR
FAMILY
All
American
Oirls'
sIrm-s
in
"AA"
or
'B
'
widths
now
in
stock
.
.
.
air)
PEN
YOU
remrmbcr
our
X-rny
fit-ing
yuurantecs
siUlsfac-
i
"ii
mi
ii
tlon.
L
E
C
E
D
A
R
V
A
"I
BUY
TIRES
peott
of
mind
that
Fashion
Footwear
$A99.oo
In
the
eveninu,
three
separate
brnd
concerts
will
be
stac--d:
on
the
Court
House
grounds.
'v
the
Navy
band
and
Rotary
chorus:
at
Seal
Cove,
by
the
Alvansh
band,
and
at
Section
2.
by
the
Greenville
band.
Four
Dances
Concerts
are
followed
by
four
'anres:
tnlnt
IODE-Nnvy
Cor--nation
ball
at
the
drill
hall;
i
T,cf!
Ion
-sponsored
ball
at
ltr
"Miditorl'un:
a
special
dance
at
'he
armories
for
U.S.
Navy
per.
'onncl.
end
a
leen-atre
dnnrr
nd
skating
contest
at
the
Civk
Centre.
A
budcet
of
$1,500
has
beer
'dopted
hv
the
committee.
Pro-"f
the
dances
will
aid
in
defraying
expenses.
The
cltv
will
mnk
up
nnv
deficit.
s
wel'
-s
nre'ent
i
blir
red
ensign
to
"ach
rltv
school
and
a
souvenlor
'lae
end
badee
to
every
child.
53
Miles
East
of
TERRACE,
B.C.
15
It
driving
en
tires
that
Cubic
Feet
at
only
h
power
te
stop
in
time.
2NERAL
ith
500
Pound
Capacity
ENT
SAFETY
hctl
Traction
Other
models
at
$399.00
-
$499.00
-
$689.00
2.
SAFER
STOPPING
ISAFfR
of
.
.
,"Twiiiv.iiwn
.
TRACTON
Special
arrangements
to
view
'he
nanrie
ind
provide
refresh-nents
for
those
over
70
ore
be-'nir
made
bv
the
Women's
Co-ordinatinB
Council.
d
tfoirt
gairiry
O
VOCAL
O
POPULAR
j
mageneralI
iVarjriRE
j
O
WESTERN
O
CLASSICAL
INSTRUMENTAL
Following
pre
those
in
chartc
nf
arrariBlnR
the
large
procram:
Major
W.
C.
Poulton.
secretary:
W.
R.
Lonu,
co-ordlnator
and
treasurer:
Don
Forward,
float
prizes;
Bill
Fitzcerald
and
F.
J.
Dafoe,
floats:
T.,
A.
Johnstone,
urnde:
Roy
Evans,
parade
marshal:
Inspector
Taylor,
RCMP.
raffle
end
police;
Alex
Hilt,
'nurt
Hnucp
cercmonv;
Peter
Irn,
bnds:
.Toe
Scott,
school
isrMninatlon:'
W.
F.
Stone,
Coronation
balls
and
entertainment:
Art
Murray,
snorts:
W.
B.
'Bailey,
native
participation:
Orme
Stuart,
city
decoration:
C.
P.
Balagno,
Rotary
Chorus;
Aid.
Bill
Bremner,
city
gifts.
fNUTSON'S
T1RE
SALES
AND
SERVICE
ft-HOl
U
SKKVICE
The
largest,
finest
selection
of
Standard,
Long-playing,
and,
45-r.p.m.
K
N
AT
llUKS
"wrwui.iw...
FORT
records
in
the
North
of
all
types
of
music,
will
be
found
at
MacRae
Bros.
Whatever
your
tastes
may
be
.
.
.
you
will
find
it
completely
satisfied
when
you
.come
into
McRae's
Recor
d
Bar.
Four
sound-proofed
record
booths
are
provided
for
your-convenience.
IN
THE
BRIGHT
RED
PACKAGE
I
CARRY
s
insist
on..
PtMABf.1
j
.V
BROS.
i
FINEST
BRAND
OF
COFFEE
YOU
CAN
BUY
"THE
STORE
THAT
SERVICE
BUILT"
.foremost
In
frozen
f
X)6s
Third
Ave.
Phone
Number
6