Prince Rupert Daily News
(Thursday, ‘June 4 1956, .

 

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' sn ate: to Prince pipéet'l in On Teen Club Orchestra | To Ai tend. Camp at Sitka i ‘The last Sunday in May was] Winnifred Barron and paternal

1911.where Mr, Allistone was city’t chosen by Mr, and Mrs, Vernon |yrandmother is, Mrs, Caroline’ at ‘
Lassessor and tax collector: until Two Prince Rupert Boy Scouts Scout field’ commissioner Joseph | P, Dexter, G21 Kiyhth Avenue | Dexter, both of Nova Scotia,” Loe,
- {1042 when he retired. They. then |». An encouraging ‘start was ‘made ‘ast’ night on A. dance ‘| have been invited to attend an Turner from Prince George he West, for the baptism of thelr} Mrs, Dexter and her two child-
ids| moved to ‘Vancouver and. have]. orchestra for the.Civic Centre Teen Club-when 15 young mus- | Alaskan Boy Scout. camp near presented a framed warrant to two children in St, Andrew's An-|ren left Saturday night by train...
made their home there ever ~ielans attended an organizational session under the -direction Sitka from June 26 to July 2, it [istrict Scout Commissioner glican Cathedral with Canon|fora three-month holiday in To."

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oS ap ver where they v will make their} This week's specials—Barbecucc
oe nell, Teace; ars “Hal PO Nome Const. Gordon, stationed; Duck and Green Vegetables,
ake Mrs. G, Brown. Kitnen sana (aE Port Edward 3u-detachment' ‘Deep Fried Prawns, Pincapple

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since: aa | of Donald MacDonald, James Cumming and James Carney. | was announced today by the John M, Robertson, The warrant Basil S$. Prockter officiating, | ronto, Nova Scotia and Maine;
ar]: Attending « “the anniversary . The aggregation spent an hour. anda half in both instruc- | District Boy Scout committee. j signed by Governor - General! Ver non Barron were the names U.S.A, ,
‘loelebrations, along. with many!” tion and practicing velections they knew and decided to write | ‘The invitation was. read at a! Vincent Massey, chlef Scout of given thelr three-and-a-hall-| ———__—_
friends and relatives were three| ‘to a musle company for other orchestrations. More musicians | mecting Tuesday: night of the! Canada, Js equivalent to a H- year-old-son while Deborah . 4
| of their four living children, Mrs.| are expected for the next mecting ‘of the orchestra, committee’ which - received, a;cence to carry on Scouting activ- Elaine were the names given LINDSAY'S. Fé
A. H. Iveson: (Mary) of this city] .< Taking part In: last night's, practice were’ Michael Way- - letter from the Sitka, Alaska! ities anywhere in Canada. Re- their one-and-a-half year old :
and Ernest F. Allistone and Don-) man, trumpet; Alfréd' Hunter, clarinet; Bilan Roberts, baritone, | Boy Scout troop.. }gret. was also expressed at the daughter at Une May 27 after- Cartage & Storage |i...
‘Alliston, both of Vancouver! horn; David Clog, trumpet} Ole Led, clarinet;, Dennis Lee | * Tn accepting the offer the news that Commissioner Robert- noon christening ceremony. Estublished 1910
, Jolin, lives in-Ed-|°.’ nan,’ saxophone; Eric Brow rims; Lawson Hewitt, irrmpet, District committee decided that} son will be leaving the district) Godparents are Mr. and Mrs. |” OTR
otis John and Donald} momas -Moorehouse,, ‘trumpet; Angus. McCracken, clarinet; | the two lucky boys will be chosen! shortly. The.committee Is seck-/Leonard Loucks, Mr. and Mrs. | HOUSEHOLD GOODS, | * ¥:
-bornin:Prince Rupert." - | ‘Robert Ritchie, saxaphoney -Robert’ Mitchell, piano- -drums; {ata combined meeting of the ing a successor to him, John Tindale and-Mr, and Mrs.!| MOVING -- PACKING Ja. |
“During thelr 30-year stay, here) James Johnson, trumpet; George Pearson, saxaphone; Robert | Courts of Honor ‘of all city! The committee. also began! William McKenzie. ‘| CRATING —-STORAGE |" ° '
Jensen; trombone, ms : 4 Scouts, The courts are a type of| trict Scouts to play a blg part} Maternal grandmother is Mis. . . oe
nee government body, made up.of| making ‘plans for city and dis- |... vpnereceee ci nese Lift Van Service 4
patrol leaders and seconds. — in the ceremonies: later . this Bone china “aceounts for one-: . io
| An slican Church WA In return .sitka Boy Scout} summer when Chief Scout Mas- third) and, earthenware LwO-, Agents; Allied Van Lines Ltd, Sy
g | troop will be Invited to send two} scy visits the city, - thirds of Britain's annual ex-! Phones Wharf 4331 Office 5016] °
of its Scouts to the Prince Ru-!. Also planned uy the district “ports of potlery, =. 0 i toes
Hold Diocesan Meetings |r SS: itis tale iinsgut nih) — |
gram or | ne couts in which a 4
, Lake, A visiting Scout will also; (-ai) will be built’ around the , WON DERFUL Coe o ‘
" Delegates: from 36: branches of the Woman’s be invited from tr00Ps al Ket: | Salt Lakes park, The program Is ' ang 4
chikan, olewar part. of the Scouts conservation | . . os
avi re Anglican church of Canad nove ae 30 Scouts are expected |Detivteies for tinls year. 1. will be’ “ IN a
omit “over, tne: northern part of British) to attend the camp. directed temporarily by District; t
Columbia, to.attend ‘the Caledonia Diocesan annual) .During the recent visit of Commissioner Robertson In con- | a
meetings: tovne held. here today and tomorrow. J pra mem inmotion with the Forest Service, i
Sessions ‘began. this; morning ee eee ce cennnemat . MA an Attend _ | Work will begin as soon as pos- 4
at 9:30 with: the: “Right Rev. H, i : y patie. oe eee ed
iG. Watts, Bishop: of: Caledonia PERSON ALS LT TO
‘as celeb rant and preacher, ab the D-Day Party Ty a i
ppening. communion. service, “Mr, and Mrs, William Glass | More than 300 persons gather- ro dee id
‘Dominion ‘president of the: ‘wat 1198 Sixth Avenue. Bast, are leav-.cd at the Club 27 last night to J 8
“Mrs: ‘Britton Osler. is: guest :of ing “Prince Rupert tomorrow by | celebrate the Canadian Legion a
“honor. forthe. two -day. meet, dear for. Vancouver ‘where. they | Branch 7's Sixth Anniversary togt, Me
“Guest, speaker at the. lunchéon . will make. their home and join D-Day party. vat i
. Moda was, Miss ‘M.: E,: Rathbone their son Barry, who is employed| |The social featured dancing, “| ou
of | Miller’: Bay Indian. hospital with the city of Voncouvcr in‘ buffet supper served by members hi :
“while: Mrs." C. Ww Pearce .wiJl the town pianning department. jof the Women’s auxiliary and | Me
address: the: lunchton’ tomorrow. Mrs Glass, who-has been cmploy- gay colored balloons, noisc-miak- | a
(: the ‘out-of-town: déle- ‘ed-.with the B.C. Packers ‘Ltd. fers-and hats. | i
“gates: ‘attending are’. Mrs CoA, here for the past four years, will President James Nicoll recived | vay
-Hinehcliffe,’ representing Talkvva lake a new position with B.C, ‘the muests and general convener | a
- Smithers and. ‘Houston; Mts. N. “Packers in Va neouver, _ + for the event was John Laurie. | | “
~“Atkinson;*, Vanderhosf: > Mis." P: ——— ee i
: Irving. and: Mis.’ G. ‘Tucker, "Tit: RCMP Constabie Glen r- Gor-| | i ;
‘mat; Mts.A. Dell; Fort. Nelson; don, Mrs. Gordon and their wo] QJ ers. vai loan
“EMrs. A. Hamilton. ‘Part. Stehne “children, Juve and Brian, eft i mimes
Mrs. EL “Ungerer, ‘Ocean’ Palls: ‘this morning- by. Canadian Pasi @ Why wait in Ine? Buy your \ Gy
- Mr. R. West: vaind Mrs, MOCO * feific Airlines plane for Vancou-! show tickets at the Grand Cale. es
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