Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
June
17.
1952
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1
Legion
27
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HISTORIC
MASS
The
first
mass
ever
ung
In
Pays
Tribute
branch
and
at
that
time
told
of
his
lingering
illness.
He
was
be-
j
loved
and
respected
by
all
and
no
more
fitting
compliment
could
be
paid
to
hi:
memory
than
to
say
he
was
a
good
leader
among
New
France
was
.celebrated
by
Father
Denis
Jamay
on
June
24,
To
McGregor
1615.
It
was
with
deep
feelings
of
regret
that
the
members
of
the
ANCIENT
BURGH
Rutherglen
in
Lanarkshire
is
the
oldest
Royal
Burgh
in
Scot-land,
having
received
its
Royal
Charter
in
1126.
men
and
his
memory
will
never
fade
In
tha
history
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch.
Flowers
were
sent
from
the
branch
as
soon
is
it
was
learned
of
his
passing
and
a
suitable
Canadian
Legion
Branch
27
learned
of
the
death
of
their
honorary
vice-president,
Col.
John
McGregor,
VC,
MC.
DCM.
Colonel
Jock,
as
he
was
familiarly
known
to
all
had
been
hon
message
of
regret
has
been
forwarded
to
his
widow
from
Presi
his
memory
will
be
observed
at
the
next
general
meeting
of
the
dent
Alx
Haig
on
behalf
of
orary
vice-president
of
the
local
branch
for
a
great
many
years
r-nd
took
a
keen
interest
in
the
I
branch,
the
last
Wednesday
oi
Branch
27.
A
moment
of
silent
if'bute
touie
month.
affairs
of
the
Canadian
Legion
even
though
he
made
his
home
in
Powell
River.
He
was
present
at
the
opening
of
the
new
Legion
headquarters
and
took
an
important
part
In
the
opening
ceremony.
Some
months
ago
he
wrote
a
letter
to
the
members
of
the
t
BAM)
MKMBKKS
and
their
loader,
Fred
Huber
(centre),
have
cOme
.wys
since
the
first
few
studeats
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School
band
',(1
their
instruments
a
year
ago.
But
besides
playing
proficiently
at
,,Hii.
the
band
appears
at
public
functions
'and
has
even
taken
part
,.erts
These
pupils
have
learned
faster
and
are
more
enthusiastic
about
music
than
any
young
people
I've
ever
seen,"
says
Mr.
Huber.
There
is
only
one
thing
which
trbubles
the
music
teacher
and
band
leader.
What
will
he
do
with
the
30
applications
he
now
has
on
hand
from
other
students
who
want
to
Join
the
band.
There
are
no
mere
Instruments.
Trcscnt
Instruments
'have
been
supplied
through
donations
from
volunteer
groups.
For
Cool
Cooking
Use
Electrical
Appliances
fryrites
39.95
table
rangettes
48.65
G.E.
KETTLES
,
14.50
toasters
9,95
o
32.95
EGG
COOKERS
,
5.95
Future
Bride
Wedding
Vows
Exchanged
ider
Free
Yourself
Crow
laxative
slavery
,
Try
this
delightful
family
breakaat
treat
I
Eat
generoui
bowlful
(about
Yt
cup)
of
crisp
toasty
Kellogg'!
all-bran
with
augar
aad
cream.
Drink
plenty
of
liquids.
all-bran
la
tht
natural
laxativ
cereal
that
may
help
you
back
to
youthful
regularity,
lost
because
of
lack
of
bulk
in
your
diet.
It's
the
only
type
ready-to-eat
cereal
that
supplies
ad
the
bulk
you
may
need.
High
in
protein
and
iron
.
.
,
not
habit-forming.
Why
don't
you
try
it?
Kellogg's
is
so
sura
you'll
like
ALL-BRAN
that
if
you'ra
not
:om-pUtely
talUfied
after
10
days,
send
empty
carton
to
Kellogr's,
Lor
don,
.
Ont.,
and
get
doublb
you
honcy
BACKl
n
Lovely
Floral
Setting
I
Lcyi'Mi
K
meets
iHrsday.
June
17.
Klfi'tion.
U2pt
llllaS5el
doup(e
joined
J)n
Qutel
Uetlilinj
A
quiet
wedding
yesterday
afternoon
Joined
in
marriage
Mrs.
Emilie
Parnell
and
Mr.
John
Williams,
both
of
Masset,
B.C.
The
ceremony
took
place
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
at
4
p.m.,
conducted
by
the
Rev.
Canon
Basil
Prockter.
Showered
At
Surprise
Party
Mrs.
Clif
Leveton
was
hostess
at
a
surprise
shower
given
in
honour
of
Miss
Anna
Beketov
whose
marriage
to
Rev.
Leonard
Thorpe
will
take
place
Saturday.
After
the
opening
of
the
gifts,
which
were
presented
in
a
clever
box
model
of
the
church,
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
Amidst
a
setting
6!
.fvvrs,
lighted
tapers
and
a
peonie
banked
altar,
Loiik
Delphine,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
PeeV
Halagno,
325
5th
Ave.
West,
was
united
in
marriage
to
Wilfred
Donald,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edward
Whitehouse
of
Vancouver,
n,.'.'tiiiK
"f
Carpen-Wcdnesday,
8
p.m.
,
st.
Special
Besner
Block
Stewart,
B.C
5
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
last
Thursday.
f
Laundry
Ltd.
at
West
will
tfke
over
Ceremonies
were
conducted
at
quet
of
deep
pink
rosebuds
with
trailing
ivy.
games
were
played
and
delicious
I
10
am.
in
tne
Church
of
the
Annunciation
by
Rev.
Father
O.
j
P.
Mohan,
O.M.I.
I
Olven
in'
marriage
by
her
1
father,
the
bride
was
lovely
in
'
an
exquisite
gown
of
ankle
length,
nylon
tulle,
featuring
a
,v
worries.
Weekdays
to
8
p.m.,
Satur-;,.m.
Hl
n
Women
of
th?
',,j-woi
kcrs
attend
nn'iMnc
June
18
at
N
reiresnmenis
enjoyea.
The
invited
guests
included
the
mother
of
the
bride
Mrs.
N.
A.
Beketov,
and
Mrs.
P.
N.
Kil-bom,
Mrs.
G.
Hangerud,
Mrs.
W.
Lund,
Mrs.
Pipke,
Mrs.
R.
Edwards,
Miss
Nadia
Beketov,
Miss
Oeshka
Penof
f.
Miss
Renee
Nicholson,
Miss
Mary
McAfee,
Miss
Margot
Brown
and
Miss
The
bride
was
wearing
a
gray
pabardlne
suit
and
wore
a
corsage
of
sweet
peas.
Mrs.
Cecil
Brown,
matron
of
honor,
was
dressed
In
a
skipper
blue
woolen
suit,
with
a
corsage
of
forget-mc-nols.
""Groomsman
was
Mr.
Alexander
Yeomans.
Several
friends
attended
the
ceremony.
The
couple
will
reside
in
Old
Masset.
jU
No.
1031
Invited
bouiiani
sKiri
ana
tiny
jacKei
11'
i
over
a
softly
folded
strapless
Groomsman
was
Mr.
"Louis
Astoria
jr.,
while
Mr.
Allan
Armstrong
and
Carl
Smith
acted
as
ushers.
A
wedding
breakfast
followed
at
the
home
of
the
bride.
The
reception
was
held
in
the
evening
at
which
the
mother
of
the
bride,
gowned
in
a
deep
purple
dress
with
a
corsage
of
carnations
received
the
guests.
Mrs.
J.
L.
Bluin
and
Mrs.
A.
Astoria
poured.
Servitcurs
were
Mrs.
William
Bond,.
Mrs.
Allan
Armstrong,
Mrs,
Denis
F.
Rowsc,
Miss
P.
Astoria
and
Miss
Beth
tomtom
wm-
.
Tir
n
.
)P.
Ethel
Moorehouse.
top.
A
ballerina
wreath
of
small
XIN(
SHOW,
Frl-
white
blossoms
which'
held
in
X
Nine
IxmU.
Show
place
the
dainty
half
veil,
was
i
M.tm
event,
Fred
l
the
bride's
headdress.
A
bou
icy.
llazelton
and
quet
of
white
gardenias
and
a
hIiimii
B.C.
Interior!
white
prayer
book
completed
the
i
lmlli
iining
Andy
ensemble,
lbs,
Prince
Ru-
Bridesmaid,
Miss
Helrn
Bal-
ii
Gloves
Champion,
agno,
sister
of
the
bride,
was
H
vnur
tickets
early.
;
her
only
attendant.
Miss
Du!-
Mrs.
Deblass
New
Generai
Agent
From
Winnipeg
Astoria.
The
wedding
niu.sii'
w;is
f'WOM
Regent
ed
by
Miss
M:iry
.;ax
and
i
j(i
Rush
$1.00.
Stll-lls.
Tii
kcls
at
Orotto
fgno
was
gowned
in
a
charming
ankle-length
frock
of
pel
il
K.
L.
Robeltson
of
Winnipeg
airived
here
yesterOay
to
lake
Centre.
See
pink
organdie
over
pink
net.
He
for
complete
ensemble
was
enhanced
by
tlv
Civic
paper
New
slate
of
officers
c'
the
Women
of
the
Moose
elected
lust
week
i
headed
by
Konior
Regent
Mrs.
Dorothy
Deblass,
named
from
the
time
your
fruit
is
prepared
fill
ivy
crown
headdress
and
bou-
Rev.
Father
W.
LsuiKtagnc
wits
soloist.
The
couple
later
left
fur
their
honeymoon
trip
to
Vancouver
The
bride's
goiii!;
away
outfit
was
a
lovely
gold
knitted
siut.
short
beige
J.ickct
with
natuiv.;
hit
and
ilKird
accessories.
On
their
return
the
acwjy-weds
will
Like
u
residciuv.
at
3fi3
Horden
SI
reel.
At
Allien
lime
the
groom
will
renirn
to
his
po.Mtlon
with
tlv
forestry
branch
of
the
Provimi,'!
COMPARE
THESE
TWO
METHODS
over
from
William
Cruickshank,
general
agent
for
norihoin
B.C.
ior
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
w'.io
has
beeji
transferred
to
Vancouver.
M..
Cruickshank.
who
came
here
originally
in
1922,
ex'peets
to
leave
!atr
this
week
for
tlw
;ou!h.
He
has
been
appointed
di
f
ief-
passmic.e
aiu
with
headquarters
in
Vancouver.
THE
OLD
WAY
by
acclamation.
Junior
Regent
.i
Miv.
Dorothy
Lugrin.
Other
office;
arc
Mcsda'nes
Mabel
Skliiner,
cuaplaln;
Tona
Aimstrons,,
recorder;
Clara
Bellamy,
ti
.
aMirei.
Mi.;.
Grace
Mclntyie.
pas!
.
e.ilor
regent,
y-as
moved
up
lo
sc.
v-,
a.,
junior
graduate
regent.
Appointments
include
Mesdames
Jmle
Murine),
argus;
Francis
Eeucliuk,
.sentinel;
Nvliie
To.tira,
guide,
and
Kay
Grimb;c.
assist-a:i',
girdo.
Mi-f.
VV.
J.
Bacon
won
the
raffle.
Mrs.
B.
make
jam
the
WITH
CERTO
1.
Mrs.
A.
makes
jam
the
short-boil
way
with
CERTO.
She
has
2
pounds
of
fruit
prepared
ready
to
start
at
9
'
.iVlrirL
i
old-fashioned,
long-boil
way.
She,
too,
is
ready
to
start
her
'
jam
making
at
9
o'clock.
Mr.
ad
Mrs.
James
Fiancis
Munn
...QHPen
-
(
barjiWa"
City
into
Oliia-Edith
Ing'iMigi
an-nounec
the
birth
of
an
eight-pound,
12-ounce
daughter,
Ke-van
Lliith
Francis,
a
sister
for
James
Allan,
born
Kunrtnv
n
(he
.'iwMi.x;bi
iotte
Hospital.
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mis
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2.
The
dotted
line
shows
Mrs.
B.
starts
off
with
Classified
Ads
Pay
the
same
amount
of
prepared
fruit
in
her
saucepan.
Mr.
Mar
Clonm-iy
of
Prince;
auIh-i'I.
H'ld
Mi.
l'lfy
young
of;
Victoria.,
left
bv
plane
Monday1
aft
ei
noon
on
a
tour
or
the
Queen
Charlotte
H;iwl
ami
or
the
Pjince
Riipnt
Foie
t
District.
'
M.'.
IW
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Mooie
mid
Mr.
F
auk
oc
WARDROBE
.
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0
if
mt
WHITE
DRFSS
PUMPS
SANDALS
and
SPFCTATOF
Gale
ol
this
c
ty
lelt
by
pane'
momliiv
evenliiR
to
attend
UFAW
Union
nieelinus
in
Viuicouver.
Mr.
Moore
and
Mr.
-Clale
aie
deles-ate.-,
for
Hie
ii'trllivrn
urea
oi
the
UFAWU.
Mr.
D.
C.
!jlrvc!V,oii,
atimlni
i-trator
of
Prim
e
Rupert
Orneral
Hospital.
Is
leaving
Kiid.iy
'.
attend
in
Vnnco
iver
Hie
imnu
il
general
ineetins
of
t
lie
B.C.
Hospital
Association.
with
WHITE
HANDBAG
'f
J
1
levef
of
the
prepared
fruit
in
Mrs.
A'
'
saucepan.
3.
Mrs.
A,
adds
3
pounds
of
sugar.
A
pound
of
jam
made
with
CERTO
contains
no
more
sugar
than
a
pound
made
the
old
long-boil
way,
but
she
knows
the
CERTO
recipe
will
give
h-.T
5Q'v
more
jam.
4.
Mrs.
A.
brings
the
mixture
to
a
full
rotting
boil;
boils
hal
ONE
MINUTE
only;
removes
from
stove
and
adds
bottle
(4
ozs.)
Certo.
CERTO
is
the
natural
jellying
substance
in
fruit
in
concentrated
form.
'
S.
Mrs.
A.
is
able
to
pour
and
parnflin
about
5
pounds
(10
glasses)
of
jam
from
her
2
pounds
of
fruit.
She
gets
sure
results
because
she
follows
the
CERTO
recipe
EXACTLY.
6.
Mrs.
A's
10
glasses
of
jam
were
made
in
just
15
.
minutes.
TO
MATCH
3.
Mrs.
B.
uses
the
old-
fashioned
long-boil
recipe
which
calls
for
"one
pound
of
sugar
to
every
pound
of
fruit".
So
she
weighs
out
2
pounds
of
sugar
and
adds
it
to
her
prepared
fruit.
4.
Mrs.
B.
boils
the
mixture
about
30
minutes
before
the
jam
thickens
to
the
desired
consistency.
This
evaporates
about
Y3
the
weight
of
the
fruit,
darkens
the
color
and
carries
off
much
of
the
natural
fresh-fruit
flavor
in
steam.
5.
Mrs.
B.
pours
and
paraffins
about
3
pounds
(6
glasses)
of
jam
from
the
same
amount
of
fruit.
Until
it
is
finished
she
cannot
tell
for
sure
how
well
her
jam
will
turn
out.
"
'
Mr.
P.
H.
Mux.ey.
trustee
f
rrtnee
Rupeit
Oeneral
Hospital
board
of
director.
s.
will
uttend
.i
course
in
Vancouver
thU
week
uiven
to
four
western
province
hospital
administrators
and
trustees.
Course
is
known
as
Western
Canada
institute.
M.
Llnzcy
loaves
Wednesdav.
Ml
Dl'KE
This
recent
photograph
o:
t'.Mtecii
Ehzabeth
of
Edinburgh,
who
re'ebratcd
birthdays
recently,
n
the
drawiiiR
room
of
Clarence
House.
Th
Queen
1
smoke
gray
tulle
and
lace
ball
dress,
needle
run
with
Jtl
The
sapphire
and
diamond
necklace
was
a
wedding
''m
the
lute
King;.
The
Duke
is
wearing
the
mess
dress
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is
a
United
Kingdom
Information
Office
(CP
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6.
Mrs.
B.
took
45
minutes
to
make
her
6
glasses
of
jam.
vujibuLuj
cm,r&&
ill
Ccrto
qm
Mn?.
A.
sure
results.'.,
muoh
more
Jim
saved
ti
me,
work
a
nd
moncij
-t-M,
MWmJ
krs
P1
fTVT"lf
free
Recipe
Book
Under
the
label
of
every
bottle
of
CEKTO
is
a
book
of
78
tested
recipes
a
separata
one
for
each
fruit.
Be
sure
to
follow
the
simple
dirpc-cions
EXACTLY.
my
Long-wearing,
easycleaning
Gold
Seal,
Conloleura
looks
lovelier
than
ever
before.
-Be
the
Shadow.
Leaf
Duo-
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to
see
a
f
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rp
v
new
wun
mo
Znd
the
hury-look
of
sculptured
carpet.
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A
rodurt
of
Gtnlral
Fooil.
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Trade-mark
owld
by
General
Food.,
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