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Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
prlrlnv,
April
23.
1954
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PERSONALS
Successful
Bazaar
Held
By
Cathedral
Auxiliary
Mr.
and
Mrs
.tamp.
nin
jit
in
Quality!
in
Value!
in
Size!
Fourth
Avenue
East,
longtime
I
ft
New
11
cu.
ft.
Super
"
X'
A
ft
M
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If
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Jl
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I
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Cashier
was
Mrs.
Eric
Faure.
The
bazaar
featured
a
variety
of
sales
booths,
including
aprons
and
fancywork
with
Mrs.
H.
O.
Clarke,
Mrs.
George
Phillipson
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills
in
charge,
a
fish
pond
with
Miss
Julie
Prockter
and
Mrs.
J.
Bulger
In
charge;
plant
pot
stali
convened
by
Mrs.
L:oiiei
Holtby,
a
home
cooking
booth
sponsored
by
the
Evening
Branch
W.A.
with
Mrs.
D.
McNab
convening,
assisted
by
Mrs.
O.
V.
Roche,
Mrs.
Charles
Foreman
and
Mrs.
Harry
Win-stone,
and
a
candy
stall
with
Mrs.
R.
E.
Mortimer
and
Mrs.
S.
0
4
residents
or
prince
Rupert,
have
left
here
to
make
their
home
In
Vancouver.
Mr.
Olson,
son
of
Mrs.
Jean
OLsen
and
the
late
John
Olsen,
was
born
and
ral.seil
here.
He
formerly
was
employed
at
the
CNR
drydock
and
at
Columbia
Cellulose.
His
wife,
whom
he
married
In
September,
1952,
was
a
lab
technician
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital.
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Mr.
Don
Ferguson,
planned
to
return
to
his
home
at
Daw.son
Creek
today
alter
spending
the
week
here
with
his
brother,
Mr.
H.
A.
(Sandyi
Ferguson,
711
Orenville
Court.
Mr.
Ferguson
operates
a
bus
between
Dawson
Creek
and
Whitehorse.
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
LaSctte
and
their
daughter
Aim
of
Quet!n
Charlotte
City,
are
spending
the
Easter
holidays
here
with
Mi-,
and
Mrs.
John
Linney,
Summit
Apartments.-Ana,
will
leave
Monday
to
return
to
Crofton
House
school
in
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
LaSctte
spent
two
day.s
In
Terrace
early
this
week.
Members
of
the
Afternoon
Branch
of
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
W.A.
played
host
yesterday
afternoon
at
their
annual
spring
bazaar
in
the
Cathedral
Hall.
Many
attended
the
successful
event
at
which
beautiful
Easter
lilies
dominated
the
decor.
The
lilies
were
on
display
at
a
flower
pot
sale
booth
while
other
spring
flowers
with
white
tapers
graced
the
attractively
arranged
serving
table
.
The
unusual
tea
table
centrepieces
were
of
painted
egg
shells
holding
dainty
crocuses.
Receiving
guests
at
the
bazaar
was
Mrs.
Oordon
S.
Reade,
branch
president.
Mrs.
N.
A.
Beketov
and
Mrs.
T.
B.
Black
were
co-conveners
for
the
tea,
and
pouring
tea
during
the
afternoon
were
Mrs
H.
O.
Watts,
Mrs.
A.
G.
Bartlett.
Mrs.
H.
V.
Tattersall
and
Mrs.
J.
Prince.
Serving
were
Mrs.
J.
Ridsdale,
Mrs.
O.
E.
Moore,
Mrs.
J.
Bacon,
Miss
Margaret
Watts,
Miss
Thel-ma
Pavlikis,
Miss
Sena
Pavlikis
and
Mrs.
Tom
Christie.
In
the
kitchen
were'
Mrs.
John
Furni-otis,
Mrs.
Peter
Bird
and
Mrs.
F.
H.
Purtridpc.
,
F.
Bush
in
charge.
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with
all
these
features!
Full-width
Supr-Frcezer
Chett
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Foil-width
Chill
Drawer
Golden
finished
oil-aluminum
Shelves
Butler
Compartment
Frozen
Juice
Can
Holder
in
Freezer
Tall
botlle
space
.
'
Egg
Server
in
Door
f'
Meal
Tender
lor
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storing
fresh
meats
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Removable
half-shelf
DINING
PLEASURE
RICO'S
orchid
growers
nave
seieciea
ioveiy
wyaia
uiero
of
the
CommmiwefUin
s
lourtn
annual
orchid
show
at
ill
:M'!.
The
statuesque
16-year-old
miss
Is
typical
mc
vwmeer
iieneraUon
of
beauties.
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III
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Insect-killing
chemicals,
on
the
average,
are
estimated
to
have
made
cattle
50
pounds
heavier,
and
increased
milk
yields
15-20
Meter-Miser
with
5
-Year
Warranty
ag
Doais
idKirjg
wit
Commodore
Cafe
per
cent.
About
50
cents
spent
for
insecticide
and
applications
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umrth
nhnnf
41
ft
V
Glacier
Without
Damage
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Huwu
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:e
experiment
In
air
,
said.
If
the
findings
justify
de-;i(,n
which
developed
velopment,
full
operations
will
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carrying
supplies
commence
soon.
anduc
nunc
norm
or
Jurist
Grants
Eight
Divorces
Eipht
divorces
were
granted
by
Mr.
Justice
J.
M.
Coady
during
Supreme
Court
of
Assizes
here
which
terminated
yesterday.
They
were
to:
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Agnes
Vivian
Morgan
from
James
Edward
Morgan;
William
Cuy
Corbett
from
Flossie
Edith
Corbett,
co-respondent
Lloyd
Robert
Mooring;
Isobel
Marguerite
McLean
from
John
Gordon
McLean:
Audrey
Jean
Porter
from
Allan
Douglas
Porter;
Alfred
Danjel
Jorgensen
from
Borghild
Henriette
Jorgenscn,
co-re.spondent
Otto
Breimo;
John
Rubert
Todd
from
Evelyn
Dixie
Todd,
co-respondent
Donald
Alexander
Munro;
James
Patrick
McLean
from
Sylvia
Jean
McLean,
co-respondent
John.
Cordon
Denton;
Asr.es
Jane
Evans
from
Jack
Lovelock
Evans.
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at
the
lur.!
hcon
yesterday
.(-.burst,
manager
of
ON
Thiln.
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terms
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Frigidair
$
MO,"SToni
429-95
Air
Cadet
Week
Opens
Sunday
;i;n
rather
made
it
hr
aircraft
to
take
i;cra:t
n
ykis,
sea-
Sunday
will
see
the
opening
of
Built
and
Backed
by
General
Motors
Air
Cadet
Week
for
Canada's
nearly
20,000
cadets,
but
In
broui'ht
into
service
Other
Models
from
....
.
$269.95
W
on
a
elaciiT
near
;
prince
Rupert,
the
cadets
will
I
cpTatiuns
A
small
stage
their
annual
program
later
fco
made
the
unu-
on
In
the
spring,
v.
A
film
which
illus-
j
Tho
unnual
Air
Cadet
Week
Crwhursfs
talk
.
cadets
across
the
country
tirally
how
these
stae
-church
parades
and
other
AUCTION
SALE
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
AND
FURNITURE
Friday,
April
23rd
or
7:00
p.m.
Sharp
On
the
premises
of
MR.
DIM
AS,
224
Eighth
Ave.
W.
Instructed
by
the
ownor.
I
will
sell
by
auction
to
the
highest
bidder
the
following
articles:
Kt
riser
Kmiug
Mui-hlne
TruUe
KiC
hrn
Uhr
l.lpi-troltu
l.uzv
lliiv
and
Htiml
Mih
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liulr
Sniult
HreMT
(3
ilrawfrs)
nk
litntiiK
luiite
umi
'h;ilr
,
,
.itiiihtiKHln
Kiidfu
A
I'UiM'r.
KwnU
(I'lrHuttiHl)
itvi
almi;il
I'lLilr
MrtRlf
liril
i-nmiilrtr
l'rM
cnniplftl'
l
iih
and
sprlne
3-rkv
(li(erfietl
"
lrMr
with
mirrttr
(4
rtriiwr-)
hlihtnifH-
a
rtratti"r
t
i
111
lift
Urtrt
iranfr-)
I.
ml
TaltU
uttPf
IrthlC
ortlWil
UuOtlntt
Mu-liln
ltutt
aviiing
.Miichin
(
lihia
(
Hlilnet
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Mrittii
Iron
t4l-
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ilnitrti,
iiirhuiw
iIMh-s
uiirl
rthT
household
effwlw
RECORD
ifiHtkitto
3i
j
mj
1110
'SM0W-
rrojects,
publicizing
the
training
rluc
of
the
glacier
0f
the
boys
aged
from
14
to
18
j
-its
or
hull.
Not
a
inm-v
read
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ditiiuiK'.'
was
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The
City
of
Prince
Rupert
!
Squadron
No.
559.
RCAC.
has
planned
its
otxservance
for
late
in
May.
to
allow
the
many
new-recruits
time
to
train
before
ap-pearins
in
public.
Tim
lonl
Air
rnAn
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nl.
.MIS'
150
tons
of;
earned
to
the:
A
a!l
tractor
was
j
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arco.
and
also
;;:ir
lank
which
was
50
OFF
an
improvised
j
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,
,
'thp
coys
for
class
work,
and
It
ts
Mocsc
Whist
Drive
Saturday
B
p.m.
(D6
Children
of
LOOM,
members,
free
showing
cf
moving
pictures
at
7:00
p.m.
sharp
at
Lodge
tonight.
ut
Ukrainian
Easter
Mass.
-April
25th.
10.00
a.m.
at
Annunciation
School.
Rev.
O.
M.
Shewchuk.
96p)
S.O.N.
Members
and
escorts,
don't
forget
Brother's
Evening,
Friday,
April
23.
8
p.m.
Sonja
Ladles
and
escorts
invited.
I
(95i
At
the
Co-op
Bakery.
Friday
und
Saturday,
Banana
Chocolate
Cake.
55c.
Don't
forget
Co-op
Enriched
Bread
Your
hest
buy.
Thomas
AA.
Christie
the
auctioneer
Terms:
Cash
or
Cheques
OPEN
FOR
INSPECTION
FRIDAY
AFTERNOON
J
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45
and
78
R.P.M.
RECORDS
LONG
PLAYS
ALL
NEW
STOCK
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hoped
that
the
late
May
cele-vorl!
h"-hbration
may
also
mark
a
start
j
ji
is
b'-niK
con-i
on
nPW
quarters.
The
50
local
P
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M
l
10
hurst
tadcts
at
present
drill
in
the
I
?rnurle.s
every
Monday
night,
I
but
have
no
special
quarters
for
u
,
j
their
rh'r.sroom
work.
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The
Air.
Cadet
proRram
here
,
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probably
will
Include
church
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i
parades
and
an
"open
house"
.session
at
which
cadets
will
demonstrate
their
work.
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DON'T
FORGET...
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Ask
for
it
by
name
jt
your
grocers.
(
95
)
YOU
CAN
DEPEND
ON
ROTARY
AUCTION
Firemen
Douse
Trash
Blaze
City
f.re
department
answered
WtK-nkidnrvftfA.)
It
qW.
W.
1
p.m.
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6
p.m.
SATURDAY,
APRIL
23rd
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tKM'k-
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(tillow.
ltOllt'l)
Ktdwy
htte
ittmu-
uroittl
duly.
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("1
btltir
"Urit
..n
ularm
at
0:4a
last
nieit
to
find
a
small
trash
fire
at
th.;
corner
of
Pa;k
Second
and
Third
Avenue
;.
The
smudge
was
aoiwd.
1
h".e
v;as
no
damage
.o
neighborine
property.
'WREDUCTIOM.
lirtlw,
wnri
brtler.
ii-t
lkWi
ai
any
tlt'n
itlttrn
YtHi
cui
oo
UtxJti'a,
WATER
tells
tlie.trutli
about
wKisky
IP
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CU
REDUCTIONS
Recent
tax
reductions
brought
down
in
the
new
Federal
budget
have
brought
nbout
some
very
Put
Seagram's
"83"
to
the
water
test.
Water,
plain
or
sparkling,
reveals
a
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
DAY'S
COLLEGE
CORD
PANTS
In
Faded
Blue
and
Cream
MEN's$9.95
youths'
$7,95
JACKETS
$10.50
CREDIT
TERMS
AVAILAHI.F.
83
welcome
price
reductions.
Visit
McRae
Brothers
and
see
the
many
items
at
new
tow
prices.
Here
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are
a
few
:
v
Was
NOW
1
Wl-LS,
and
Lndv
"e
more
takes
her
"
"rest
of
Rai
ments,
""'
delight
the
citi-Uvrntry.
EiiRland.
'"'"ks
an
alien
face
'
.'n
the
ramparts
'
The
Peepini.
Tom
to
tieliRht
the
.M
townsmen,
ns
f
hour,
every
hour,
Js
""e
nf
ti,B
fair
Water.
Tire
unique
at
HroarlRate
'"Mown
made
fam-"'
Uidy.
DON'T
FORGET
ROTARY
RUMMAGE
SALE
Saturday
Next
to
Broadway
Cafe
Canadian,
IVhitkij
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Seagrams
w
Sure
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
G-E
Automatic
Kettle
$14.95
$13-50
G-E
Steam
Iron
.
24.95
21P
G-E
Pop-up
Toaster
'..
29.50
27
50
G-E
Vacuum
Cleoner
119.50
99-50
G-E
Floor
Polishers
64.50
54.5O
G-E
Featherweight
Iron
14.95
J2'95
Philishare
Shavers
29.75
2
7
9S
Sunbeam
Mixer
v
58.95
53'9S
Sunbeam
Toaster
!.
'41.95
36,9S
Shavemaster
Razors
......
31.95
29"
f
F
Motor
Tune-ups
a
Specialty
.
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"THE
STORE
THAT
SERVICE
BUILT"
SUPER
SERVICE
At
the
Comer
of
2nd
and
2nd.
Where
the
Service
Is
2nd
to
None
A
Pi
na
A
1E3S.
Lid.
Phone
6
and
36
'5
327
Third
Avenue
West