I
i.
i
n
Prince
Rupert
Dally
New
Friday,
July
17,
1953
miss
rearson
jiling
Princess
Margaret
Rose
furns
From
Tour
of
Rhodesia
PERSONALS
Heading
Home
After
Visit
IEOK11W
0
A
IAIN
S.
STEINKOPF
Mrs.
Eleanor
Black
of
Prince
Oeorge
and
Mrs.
J.
Leslie
of
Fort
Fraser
left
today
by
car
after
spending
a
few
days
In
Prince
Rupert
as
Ruests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Fossum,
121
Fifth
A
large
cr6wd
of
friends
bade
farewell
at
the
CN
station
last
night
to
Miss
M.
JV.
Pearson,
who
Is
returning
to
her
home
In
Edinburgh,
Scotland
after
a
14-
SERVEL'S
the
word!
pN
(API
Smiling
and
y
carefree.
Princess
t
came
home
today
to
a
fcuzzlng
about
her
latest
'-'
land
lacking
the
prcs-
Avenue
East.
month
visit
with
her
sister,
Mrs.
Jean
Krause,
928
Hays
Cove
7
I
fA
"
v
i
with
KEROSENE
Mrs.
Dorothy
Maslenkl
returned
on
Thursday's
boat
to
her
home
in
Pentlcton
after
spending
a
month's
holiday
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
O.
Smith
of
this
city
and
her
sister,
Mrs.
S.
Froese
of
Terrace.
Jirr
reported
boy
friend,
tin
in
the
story,
divorced
pup
Capt.
Peter
Town-mt
to
Brussels
two
days
flic
new
air
attache
at
Lh
embassy
there.
Many
Avenue
.
Travelling
with
her
were
Mrs.
J.
W.
Moorehouse,
1216
Eighth
Avenue
East,
and
her
life-long
friend,
Mrs.
Angus
MacUonald,
2149
Seal
Cove
Circle.
The
farewell
at
the
station
concluded
a
round
of
parties
and
The
meeting
of
the
Home-
punk
he
was
exiled
from
J
committee
held
I
at
cooking
was
,
mnt
many
elljoyable
evenings
the
home
of
the
chairman
Mrs.
j
in
this
city
at
bridge
and
whist
parties.
R.
Boychuk.
'
After
a
short
business
discus-
s
a
palace
aide
oecau.se
Princess
is
rc-
iVar-old
want
to
marry
him.
this
absence
or
the
talk
rin
bothered
the
Prin-e
was
no
outward
sign
i
Last
summer.
Miss
Pearson
sion
cards
were
played
with
and
Mrs.
Krause
made
a
six-
t-rf
:
'
j
Mrs.
.
J.
Larsen
winning
the
prize,
j
Z:"'
-h.-
6
'
If
'hU
?f8nt?hPM
i
"
ited
Mrs-
Krause'
"en-served
by
the
hostess.
Others
retherolf
present
were
Mrs.
H.
Muncey,
j
w.
"
"
'.
1
I
K.
St'
slv
and
the
Queen
i
rived
of,
London
air-onct
lot
airliner
after
w
.iuu
w..
T
riHl,Ul-i
i
niiu
otsviii
owm
vum-
Scrvcl
operates
silently
and
efficiently
on
one
gallon
a
week.
-r
Scrvcl
has
no
moving
parts
'
...
nothing
to
wear
out.
Jc
Servcl
gives
you
more
inside
storage
space
and
yet'
it
occupies
less
floor
space.
Servcl
gives
you
a
.
.
.
10-Year
Guarantee
Twice
as
Long
as
Any
Other
York.
Mrs.
L.
Tattersall,
Mrs.
D.
Smith,
Miss
Pearson
.
lives
In
Edin-
tour
of
Rhodesia.
Mrs!
A.
Oood,
Mrs.
T.
Johnstone
j
"urgh
with
her
nephew
and
and
Mrs,
tneir
stay
tiicre
for
niece,
Mr.
t
.
mi.t
in
and
Miss
8.
Johnson.
lips.
I
Mrs.
Moorehouse
Is
going
to
.THIS
WEEK
Nottingham,
England,
hut
will
travel
ar
far
as
Greenock,
Scot
it
anniversary
ui
wu
I
birth,
tho
pres.;
and
fmitrovcrny
ovr.
Mar-rf)rtnd
nffertinii
for
jil
burst
into
full
flow-fcne
nnd
over
the
Com-jlh.
mMtRASSKD
i
t
quickly
set
at
rest
llprrhenslon
that
she
The
film
'Prelude
to
Kill,
mat'
will
be
shown
in
the
Civic
Centre
at
t
p.m.
next
Monday.
Admission
free.
Henry
Jackson
Laid
to
Rest
land,
with
Mrs.
Macdonald
and
Miss
Pearson.
Mrs.
Macdonald
and
Mrs.
Moorehouse
will
be
away
for
three
months.
Mrs.
Macdonald
Is
going
to
Edinburgh
to
visit
her
aging
father
and
other
relatives.
The
trio
sail
from
Quebec
on
July
22.
embarrassed
by
the
bdn?
told
about
her
Funeral
services
for
Charles
'd
the
2.000
Londoners
See
The
Motorless
Henry
Jackson.
48.
local
drug
gist
who
died
July
14,
were
fycld
this
afternoon
at
2,pjn.
ftom
airport
railtnn
with
She
Hise
and
confidence.
d
in
pink,
she
stood
un-ver
win?
of
the
sleek
Train
Porters
Join
in
Religious
Service
Enroute
to
New
York
Orenville
Chapel,
B.C.
Undertakers.
Rev.
Fred
Antrobui
officiated.
Burial
was
at
Fairview
nnd
waved
gaily
at
the
r
ay;
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
Miracle
of
Modern
Science
Tod
LOW
DOWN
PAYMENT
.
.
.
EASY
TERMS
Cemetery.
'
Miss
Myrtle
Weir
of
the
Dally
,
because
that
was
all
we
had
time
iucen.
In
a
light
green
Bid
white
shoes
and
;is
at
the
airport
to
News
staff
is
travelling
to
New
to
pick
up
and
away
we
went
Pallbearers
at
the
service
were
A.
Hlnton,
B.
Bellls,
A.
Andersen,
York
to
attend
the
giant
Jeho-
G.
Auriol,
K.
Aird,
S.
8tevenson.
younuer
sister
and
her
vah'a
Witnesses
convention
which
,Vith
the
Duke
of
Edln-
i
gets
underway
Sunday.
again.
"While
Doreen,
Millie,
Leigh
and
I
were
eating
breakfast.
Mr.
Tom
Smith,
assistant
superin-tendant
of
the
CN
Railway,
Join
entered
the
plane
for
1
Forty
Prince
Rupert
citizens
utes
of
private
greet-
j
boarded
special
railway
cars
ed
us.
He
wanted
to
make
sure
here
last
Saturday
night
and
11
emerged
and
chatted
barring
any
delays
the
group
everyone
was
comfortable
and
bright
sunshine
with
will
arrive
in
New
York
sometime
enjoying
themselves.
Eveready...
ups
of
airport
officials
today.-
The
convention
is
to
be
inibers
of
the
Comet
held
In
Yankee
Stadium.
"Leigh
told
him
about
making
friends
with
all
the
porters
and
really
having
a
good
time
to
the
vivacious
Princess
and
seemed
to
be
thor-
If
M
In
a
letter
to
fellow-workers,
Miss
Weir
tells
about
her
trip
aboard
the
CNR
special:
"There
were
about
30
people
down
to
the
CNR
station
to
see
the
group
of
40
Witnesses
leave
last
Saturday.
"When
the
conductor
collected
the
tickets
Doreen
Glenn
and
I
gether.
"Mr.
and
Mrs.
Melin,
our
tour
conductor
and
conductress,
also
had
a
talk
with
Mr.
Smith.
"Every
morning
the
group
read
a
scripture
text
from
the
Bible
and
when
it
was
read
this
morning
the
porters
and
ths
conductor
listened
and
joined
in
glad
to
be
home,
she
11
occasionally.
Appat-ie
has
not
shaken
off
effects
of
the
cold
she
id
in
Africa.
TO
PALACE
crew
.confused
them
because
I
had
ftrnodbves
tn
thn
Batteries
of
from
every
type
.
.
.
Flashlights
to
Radios
li2-VOLT
BATTERY
PACKS
$10.95
and
$14.45
You'll
find
a
battery
to
suit
your
ercry
need
in
McRoe's
wide
selection.
.
...
Coll
in
Today
!
rials'
the
roval
nnrtv
i
one-half
of
the
ticKet
and
she
i
with
us.
JJ
to
Buckingham
Pala-e
had
the
other.
Finally
he
got
It
i
"about
seven
more
joined
our
.Clarence
House,
where
all
straight
and
we
were
to
'
train
at
Terrace,
and
told
us
that
n
Mnih(.r
nnri
Maronrnl
irct
our
tickets
back
at
Jasocr.
137
had
left
by
car.
At
Smithcrs
WATER
truth
about
tells
wins
tlie
ky
The
weather
was
auite
dull
I
three
more
persons
boarded
and
ide
)ress
furore
over
the
(nance
rumor
continued
The
tabloid
Daily
'ported
70.142
of
Its
Put
Seagram's
"83"
to
the
Water
lest.
Water,
plain
or
sparkling,
reveals
a
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
Iliad
replied
to
a
poll
but
still
bright
enough
to
sec
a
at
Pcrow
six
more
persons
along
lot
of
the
countryside.
i
with
our
Circuit
Servant.
Mr.
,"Wc
decided
to
explore
the
Ross
Archibald.
We
were
all
so
tfnlu
a
bit
and
do
some
visiting.
!
glad
to
see
Ross
Archibald
and
We
visited
Millie
Jeffrey,
who
also
to
see
that
he
had
brought
was
exploring
all
the
'.'nooks
and
-his
guitar
along,
crannies
of
the
train.
Also
we1
"In'
the
ouernoon
Ross
Archl-visited
Mr.
and
Mis.
.
Havedale,'
bald
staitod.
us
all
singing
and
"nd
Piilio
Havcdale
and
Wanda
1
thw
went
on
tor
about
two
hours.
Havedale;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Closter,
I
We
sang
popular,
cowboy,
Scotch
!
1
-V
f"
;
Iwhether
the
Princess
and
bouquet.
tarry
Townsend,
and
88
said
yes.
9
It
hough
Townsend
was
rnt
party
in
the
divorce
i
,
.
l
:
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.
.
.
.
,
i
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1
.
...
-
a..!
.-
U
nlntlArl
t
It!
FISHERMEMEPC0
RADIO-PHONE
.
.
.
wuu
ni;ain5t
ma
win;
uiane
t-iosicr,
ljoukihs
iusu-i
,
u.-.
tmu
njiniw.
awoo
....j
Jkcs
of
adultery,
the
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dave
Hadland,
guitar,
Dave
Hadland
played
the
of
England
frowns
on
i
Lynda
Hadland,
Mary
Tomlln-'
violin,
Nora
Thompson
sang
a
ferriage
of
divorced
per-
I
wvv
pnd
daughter
Colleen:
Mr.
'
solo
and
Tommy
Moran
of
Barret
tain's
leading
Catholic
i
and
Mrs.
Melin,
Robbie
and
Rock
lighthouse
also
sang
a
solo,
r,
The
Catholic
Herald,
j
Kenny
Melin,
Mrs.
Thompson,
This
entertainment
was
enjoyed
'
Canadian.
lVu)ty
pfy
Seagrams
Sure
Ipposln
the
match
and
Mrs.
Jcrstad.
Mr.
Moen.
Mrs.
by
everyone.
week
that
the
Princess
!
ciouch.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dick
and!
"Further,
the
train
stopped
at
irrenrler
all
royal
"rank
owenie
Dick,
Hllcia
Schmidt,
Ed-
Vandcrhooi
and
three
more
Wit-
ktus"
If
she
marries
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Colombia.
r
W.
The
Coatmasrer
transmits
on
five
bonds
Marincmastcr
receiver
is
the
finest
available.
Positive
24-hour
stand-by
capacity
is
ensured,
drawing
a
minimum
of
2Va
amps
from
a
12-
or
32-volt
source.
Recommended
nr
Melin.
Mrs.
Insulander,
Mrs.
ncsses
boarded.
We
then
took
Wlkdal
and
Einar
Wikdal.
Marg
another
tour
around
the
train
ini
thews
and
Leigh
Matthews,
and
met
a
few
more
people.
A
It
Is
really
wonderful
when
you
few
of
these
were:
Mike
Solomkl,
know
nil
th
people
on
the
train
Terrace;
Alex
MacKenzie,
Ter-ond
they
are
all
talking
about
race;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Julius
Had-New
York.
land
and
daughter
Julia
from
"Fluallv
wc
derided
to
get
into
Pi"by
JOnnd:
Mrs.
MacKenzie
our
berths.
Leigh
Matthews,
a
and
daughter,
Smithcrs;
Mr.
voung
fellow
p;
about
11
years,
and
Mrs.
Ciorrec,
Terow;
Mr.
and
told
Doreen
and
me
next
day
he
Mr.
Magnus.
Terrace:
Clifford
could
hear
us
trying
to
be
qui?t.
McKee,
Vanderhoof;
Mr.
John
I
don't
think
anyone
slept
very
Young.
Prince
Georuc;
Leslie
.51
Service
ppoints
Dr
Counci
-'--.II
for
long
distance
calls.
Priced
complete
with
power
supply
$444:50
ointment
at
the
dls-
luce
of
the
8er.tlon
2
w?ll
because
we
were
so
excited,
(Installation
Extra)
ticc
ms
expressed
rt
nthly
meeting
of
the
Marshall.
Ouecn
Charlotte
Island:
May
Frost,
Smithcrs.
"Th?
groun
gets
larger
as
we
head
east.
We
should
be
In
New
York
Saturday."
"Next
morning
at
8
a.m.
wc
were
at
Smithers
for
a
20-minut
?
stor.
All
we
ran
say
about
this
town
Is
that
the
air
was
fresh
lupert
Trades
and
Labor
Delegates
expressed
that
something
could
Ten
watt
ship-to-ship
transmitter
with
nvnnmntnr
nowcr
suddIv.
Recommended
to
remedy
the
situa-;
ideally
to
1
00
miles
for
distances
up
.
.
suited
for
sall
boat
installation.
-s
was
reported
by
the
nv
rommittec
ehairmin
I
Council
decided
to
call
i
Priced
complete
with
power
supply
;
$169.50
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
1
Installation
Extra)
1"'iir
1
1
J
teii,,iiwaiiii"'i''Oi
iwirs
to
help
bovs
p:in-
enter
the
soap
box
ouncll
will
hold
a
special
July
23
to
discuss
Labor
tters,
the
Council
bur-id
the
Jewelry
Workers
(p.
42
case.
Vic
employees
delegate
delegates'
attention
.
to
Jbijer
to
workmen
in
I
along
the
roads
from
?hrown
by
speeding
cars,
iharm
could
be
Inflicted
iy
If
a
man
was
struck
head.
Slow
signs
were
jpiored
the
council
w.is
IB
city
safety
committee
formed
the
R.C.M.P.
of
ption.
Separate
Marine
Band
Receivers
for
use
with
a
nower
of
35
watts
...
its
new
with
the
above
ten-watt
transmitter
are
available
at
extremely
low
prices
...
see
these
battery-operated
sets
selling
at
.
SJU
f
$49.95
$5950
$64.95
KETCHIKAN
WRANGELL
-
PETERSBURG
JUNEAU
And
Other
Alaska
Points
.
ISLLSS
AIR
LINES
The
STETSON
OpenTZgad
You'll
like
the
smart
lines
of
the
Open
Road,'
nd
you'll
like
its
comfortable,
light
weight.
But
most
of
all
you'll
like
the
fact
that
it's
a
Stetson.
See
the
Open
Road
today.
WATTS
&NICKERS0N
MEN'S
WEAR
MOKB
MOPLB
WEAR.
STETSON
HATV
THAN
ANY
OTHE
BEANO.
Itr!
AA
"THE
STORE
THAT
SERVICE
BUILT"
327
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
6
pnd
36s
f'ry
Goods
ami
No-eltv
pl
be
closed
July
17
to
(168i
id
Circle
United
W.A.
,
Gordon
&
Anderson's,
J.
July
18,
1
to
4
p.m.
I
U6.i
Office
Opposite
Post
Office
Phone
266