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Monday,

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Prince Rupert and V

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PERSO

i Mrs, Walter ¢:
Donald, Eteele Block, ett
fhorning py Canadian

Alrlines plane for Vancouver en
foule to Vancouver istand where |
hey Will take up permanent re
ence and joln Mr. Carlsa
lt ft the city last month,

W of Prince

ngus Loring Gillis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Angus

Vancouver, in the C!
i Father 1, ET
{or the early me
ceremony,

lon the

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Ae eterna

Mrs, Don ‘A. Munday of Van-!
couver left this morning by C
Fane for her home after spe
De the’ week-end here ay
-@CMr: and Mrs. W
1203 Second Avenue West, Mrs.
Mund: y

soclations — in

roan ar

- Kiliinat visitors, Mr, and Mrs.) ~
Wiliam Gosnell and daughter
‘Uethe! West, left this merning by|
Myne for a visit In Queen Char-
otte Islands, after a week-end!
-sthy in the elly as guests of Mr!
find Mrs, George While, 17 First

i Beret.

» > Vanequver vis itor,

thonds, left the city Saturday by;

conducted a four-day ding

gcbsion In Prince Rupert In Girl Simonds and Mrs. Harr
and wooderaft

before visiting the Girl Guide:

Kitimat, Ke-

tan, Terrace, Telkwa and Smi-
(hers.

Oth. Avenue West.

* Mies Barbara Blain,
_of Mr, and Mrs, Emil Blain,
Fifth Avenue
heme Sunday after spending
week's holiday
fuestoof Mr. and Mrs, Don For-
. Word.

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Howto KEEP
FIT affer 50

fr the old dase filly seemed the signal tu
low dawn take things easy ~ wale h your
+ diet - get more rest, It's still nonl addvice,
Bul these days you can face fits wilh many
interesting and artive yrars ahead, - active,
that i is, if you aan avoid hackache and the
ferling, due to kidney and
Wadder disorders, that often develop
around that age, For sire (han Gf years
Dodd's Nidney Mills have been he Spine men
thd worsen of all ages to keep hidirys and
badder i in pool order, helping them: to
feel better, lo work tietler, and pel more
fun out of life. I sau are approacting filly,
ar past it, Dodd's Kidney Pt say help

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~ City Girl Wed in Rites
At Annunciation Church

ancouver families were unit-
‘Joyce Etzertza,

ney Offieletend
ormng weddi ny chase oa pink cocktall- “length
bs ‘de |

“while carnations, Fe
Miss Allee Eivertza attending !

S- home
nWho aunt,

Frank Si-

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returned 4

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May 1, 1086 3

daughter of
Rupert hecame the bride of

durch of the Annunciaton,

sown fashioned of dotted nylon-
net and a corsare of pink and

 

her sister as bridesmaid wore a

thls blue nylon-net cocktail-length

Pacific |

‘own and pink carnations, ;

Groomsman was Carl kivertza !
brother of the bride,

At the reception held at the |
of the groom's uncle and
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Comp-
‘hell, Vernon Dexter proposed the:
jtoasl to the bride,
Receiving» the

guests the, |

PA bride's mother wore a two- -plece! ]
nd- prey suit while Mrs, Campbell |

2Uest wore a two-plece blue sult, |
Nika Brown,

Serving trem the bridal table, |
comred with & three-tiered wed. |
cake, were Mrz, Robert
v “ame

tralning : bell,

Reception music was supple
‘by Harry Campbell and Herbert |
Carlick,

| Newlyweds are making: thee]

‘home In Prince Rupert,

 

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TE HAP WORN BY: Mrs,

Frank Mackenzie Ro oss, wife of
British Columbia’y. lieutenant-
governor, in this picture falzon
at the opening of the B.C.
legistature, Is under geigure by
the RCMP. The hat is deeked
with oeret feathers which are
under a Canadian Import ban.
Mrs. Ross, who didn't know
feathers were illegal, bought
the hat in Montreal for 4:50,
She voluntarily turned the hat
over to the RCMP who said no
charges would be laid against
her. (CP Photos,

 

 

 

HAVE YOU EVER HAD trouble!
plane, for his home after spend-!% ceUling grease spois out of col- |happens, it ds suggested’ you
Ing a few days here as guest of; ‘ton dresses? New finishes that! ‘start. with a warm concentrated
bfs‘'gon and daughter-in-law, ‘prevent wrinkles and give mat-:solution of the soap or “detergent
Mrsand Mrs. Carl Simonds, 117 eral other spe cial qualities may! Lat you use for washing. coi-

the the reason, ‘vhe special fine:

ishes are put an with « resin,
1 he resin colleris and hulds the
prense andi ma KOS i mere dirt!

‘olegion Beancl
WA Members
Thimed Delegates

Three members of the Wo-

gion Branch No. 27 Wednesday:
Bight were appointed as dele-!
rates to the provincial conven-
lion of the Canadian Legion:
Women's auxiliary, In Cran-:
brook, B.C. May l2te May 16 and

remgiar mes ‘line,

Leaving  Thurs¢iasy
convention will be local presi-
deent Mrs, Robert Montyomery
and standerd bearer Mrs, Ron-
ald) Merrion.
dent, Mrs, J, 5. Bhiek ef Prince
Rupert will alag be dneattend-
aed,

While away Mes, Blick — will
visit Gardunheuse gusiliary 1
weston Vancouver, South Vai
eauver Brinely No. 16 and: the
Heeheroft Veterans home in
Viacuuver,

New members initiated were
Mrs. $1. Stnith and Mrs, ALG.
Thrrns,

ty other business, — tertatlve
plains were mide for Me “hater
rational Dinner’? to be held the
caatter part af dine,

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Commencing Momlay, May 7, 1936

The times of departur

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P, Rupert 4:00 pam,

 

area,

omens auxilfary to Canadian Le- ,

twee new menibers were Inithated :
intu the auaiiary at (he group's’

Provincial presi--

 

cull to vush of spots, When this

‘tons, Rub this into the stained
from the back of the mat-
‘erial if you can, Then wash the
‘parment in the usual way.

 

TO REMOVE § THE BLACK

Phosphate, Whea clean
wel in clear water, and dry with:

a clean cigih,

; FOON AS A BAY Logins
fo Crawl around, gates should!
“he
pstairs, sface active and inquis.!
‘itive litle youngsters climbing:
Pup ur down may sustain severe |
injurles unless they, are

'nw eaception.

_,zaar and rides for the children,

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An The

By RUSTY .
The Centre has been really
hopping the past few weeks and
this Friday and Saturday will be

On Friday night everyone
should he tapping their toes to
the music of local artists at the
"Hibilly Hoedown.” This is no
ordinary Ozark Ike show, as this
one will not only have a stage
setting as back drop, designed
and painted by Ghirley Hil but
the boys from the hills will be all
decked out in their southern cos-
fumes, The hoedown starts at
8 p.m, In the auditorium,

Saturday evening at 8 p.m. In
the gym, the Teens will be out, 10
capture the title the adults won
at the last Adnit versus Teen
competition about a month ag
In the Jast ecmpetition, the
adults proved that they were not
as old and decrepit as most teens
think they are by capturing both

baskethell> games, Saturday's
competition will include basket-
bail, relay races, basketball!

throw, table tennis and mixed
badminton doubles. Don Mar-
tinusen, president of the Bo-Me-
Hi Bludent council, will be mast- |‘
er of ceremonies for the evening

designed for the whole family |cime it nearly stopped. Onty men
‘and full of laughs for everyone.

 

Plans are - being mide for aj
Junior, Penny Carnival, to be held:
on Wednesday, May 16 from 3:30;
to 6 p.i.-in the auditorium, The |
Penny Carnival, Is a Junior ba-;

with all booths and stalls. oper-_
ated by the juniors themselves.,
Tbe parents will be called upon:
for home made candy, coolies:
and any Jtems around the home:
that are no lonyer needed andi
could be used for prizes. Ev-j
erything at the carnival, from:
bome-cooking to the fish pond, !
will cost only a penny. So a child;
with 10 cents will feel like a mil-|
lionaire, and will: probably come!
home loaded with precious car-
fo. I hope al the parents will
support this’ Junior effort. and!
come along with your ‘children!
Civic Céenfre dancers are ine!
creasing the tempo of their re-
hearsais for the 19546 “Sweet-!
hearts on Parade” and are busy!

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READERS ©:

a BASEBALL DINNER

; All sports fans are invited to”
attend the first annual. pre-

iseason dinner of the Prince Ru-'
pert Baseball Association to be:
eheld on Friday, May }1 at 6:30:
‘pm. at the Elks Hall. Guest:

Saturday after noon, May 12, Hill-
‘Adult Night, May 12; Folk Festi-

|Daily Trip

came across for the first time this

j for several days, until the ive

Cent tre

The: partable st stage will be. moveg
into the g gyti for the show to be
held May 31, June 1 and 2, Cos-
Lumnes are hearing completion
‘and dress rehearsals wlll begin
on Monday, May ‘14.

Don't forge-— The Jay-<¢ -cne
‘written Teen Road-e-0 ex:a,

billy Hoedown, May 1}; Teen VE

val, May 18.
See you in the Centre!

ere menpennnemee:

FRANCOIS:LAKE NEWS

Ferry Making

Across Lake

By AGNES HW. NEAVE
bauy News Correspondent
FRANCOIS LAKE -—- The ferry

year on Tuesday afternoon, It
wook nearly an hour and a half
20 make the crossing as the {ce
was holding it back, and at one

were allowed on board on the
trial trip, and more than 20 came.
across just forthe ride and -to
watch the boat push through the
ice. The ferry is now coming
aeross several times a day but
will vrobalily not be ou schedule

has gone. The people. living
south of the lake are surely
‘happy.to be able to get. ous with-
ae having to. drive around the
are,

 

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One. lone swan is spending ifs;
tine ‘swimming in the water at
the edge of the lake’ and fn the
cleared space where the ferry:
turns and the ice has broken up.
It seems fairly tame an2 we are
ail getting a Jot of ipleasure
watching it. {1 “encis some time |
vear the Gvisc e ranch as they!
thave a flo of gesse, and thes |
seem to attract the swan.

M.A. Carrico, industrial re-
Hlations officer for the denari-'

 

‘Jake in connection with his work.:

 

her fineer which drove. in vhen :
“she was cutting wood..She w as |
unable to get it out and thouzht |
that it would werk out. Lhe fin-!
gar swelled alarmingly and turn-
rd

iglican
Mrs, Calder has been. having Qj oe eee

‘miserable time with a sliver in|

‘ed tlic and her wedding sing |
ispeaker will be Dick Beddocs—- vas almest out 07 sight, She had,

\ XC) eanization Prince
‘old : Sports Columnist for Vancouver io 0 to Dr. Thor: s in

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MOTOR MAIDS

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Garages, Driveways:
Need Clean-Up, Too ai

, By Jeanne Smith, Dodge Safety Consultant ‘

WHILE YOURE BUSY with your “Spring eleaning” inside the.:
house, why not have the man of the family extend the clean-up:
vampaign to the garage and driveway? Debris in these areas pre:
sents serious safety hazards to everyday living. {
In addition. to being a shelter, for the family car, the garage

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bormaster William’ Koug
' usually held on‘ Mond
‘| [has been: ‘postrona

| morrow night, Mr, K
aA today. Pres sure. of bust

and he vill instruct, on¢
[navigation at the: regula

  
 
 
 
  
  
 
   
  
  
 
  
 

 

 

is frequently a convenient, stor-%
age for Jawn, equipment, plant
sprays, insecticides, old rags used
fur cleaning the car, a spare can
of oil, an extra gallon of gas (just
in case}, anti-freeze drainec from
{he car, a few cans of old paint,
rubbish and wastepaper, In fact,
there’s’ often Ty
no room for. g
the car,

If this con+
dition.exists
in your fa
rave, youre
asking — for
trouble — par.
ticularly if
there are +
small children "Sn
in the family. “ Miss Smith ‘
Naturally inquisitive, young ssters
love to snoop and play j in garages.
And they could injure themselves
seriously by staring a fire, fall-
ing on stray sharp objects, or
sampling insecticide. -

Paul Jones, National. Safely
C ancil consultant, bas a few “do-
it-yoursell” suggestions for elimi-
nating these safety: hazards, First,
provide, adequate storage. space,
divided into convenient sections,
for all loose, and. subsequently
dangerous items. If necessary, in-
erease the width of the garage by
a few, feet. This additional space
will solve most of. the “storage |s
needs for an average faniily.

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Heirloom Robe Worn. by. child
‘At Scott Baptismal. Rites

Wearing an heirloom chrisien-, Basil §. Prockter officiating, ue
‘ing gown belonging to the. family:
1 his paternal grandparents; th Ci maternal grandparents, Mr: and)

rub them ap "Mrs, W. Maurice Scott yesterday: ;Mrs.,T. F. Mawer, formerly of |

TS, rice Scott yesterda ns
smudges on brick firepiaces,i tapping cut their rhythms on; Ment of Isbor. called in on Wed-| sttemnoon received the Regina.
Teich te sblatios at iievemea tthe new stage in the small gym, inesday on his way aerass the: allan John Neil at the baptismal; | Scott, of Hope, B.C.
brush Ina solution of tisedium|

rinsp! '

seven-month-old son of Mr. and:

‘ceremony in St. Andrew's’ An-}
cathedral with Canon;

Bulletin Not ios.
CARS. Activity

Recognition was given fo or- |
Rupert

yson in Pare ns | making. donations .. towards . the |

7 ly, u, a
‘enough to control both muscles Sun. Tickets are Hinilted and may Lake lwho cut ont. a huge sliver cost of a wax bath for the. treat |
be procured from Esquire Men's | s7 ines long which was driven

and balance. +

} ‘TO CLEAN CORNERS, cul an
cald whisk brogm inio a pointed
‘Veshape, You will find it

just.

‘Wear, W. F,
“bers of Busebad) ox ecutive. Dead-:'

Ine May 9.
P.R, Baseball Association.’
(109)

whe thing to reach corners pre-;

‘Viously Inaccessible,

see oy eee ea cae ne me te

Ex-Residents

Honored Here

hiss and Mrs. ‘T) B Mawer,
topper residents of Regina, were
caterlained Saturday alternvon
‘L thi homme of their son-an-law
mids dauediter, May,
Vnice Sealt, with a cocktail
ywrty an boar of dein present
chal ta Mie eity.

Miro ound Mrs. Mawer arrived
rouse Resins ten days aa as
oyesta oof Mn
‘hd Fut Avenne Kast and from

hnere will make thelr home in;
Jiltes “GUN CY,

} Hanployed with) the Pak of
Monttedh ot Mawer wall leave,
"he wily Situeday for Vancouver
whi Atis Miwon will ready for
mreverab mare weeks,

gid Mrs, W.;

and Mes, Sealt al:

@ Why wailin Hne? Buy your

» This week we have Barbecued |

“Duek, Deep Fried Prawns, Wun: :
Phone orders:
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Jiowers and Home Arts--start-
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at 1:85 over CPR. (yu

@ Mother's May Cards and Gifts

at Peter Pan Gift Shoppe, |

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Centre Timetable

TUESDAY
J to 10 pane-Adult billiards.
‘table tennis and solarium,
130 to M pan. ‘Teen pool and:
table tenbis,
G0 tof pane
aeliee,

Meetings Caaeer dressing,

see tote oe

Stone's. or mem; in so secured

C191.

Little League:

indt he sald it;
never have. worked loose. |

When Cliff Reutley and Jim
Partington were driving to the:
‘Landing past the Chureh corner :
they curpriced s yearling moose |

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er the bana end into-the:
" turned down the hleh-:
ape ran abou af the truck,
tented right past the store)
‘ond it wns a maapitinie nt thing:
ro sce ib trottitw past at such a:

nine

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my

pace with so litt.e effort,
aentonee
Str, apd Mrs UN AL Walker

ealled in for a visit with thelr.
friends Mr, and Mrs, Cibson of |
Ouatieam Beach, Mr, Walker who :

has a lodee al Coldfish Lake, is

canxiaus {0 buy several pack
horses. buf horses are searee paw
as hardly anyone is ratsing them
ay mee,
The mont hly Women’ $ Institute |
- meeting ¥ was at Mrs, Kav Chap- |

Me's home in Burns Lake ont

Thursday, Plans were made for
‘the forthcoming May eclebral-

«hs at the hall here,

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arthritis
May

*ment centre of. in

i Prince Rupert. in. the

: Blucbird Bulletin, of the Cana- |

‘dian Arthritis and Rheumatism |
. Society, B. C. Division.

Receiving grateful thanks bn

the bulletin, were the Business |
-and Professional Women’s club, :
‘Chinese society, Gir} Guides as- -
‘sociation, Hospital auxiliary, -
IODE Cambrai chapter, St, An-!
-drew’s cathedral afternoon and,
evening branches, Soroptimist:
-elub and the Women of — the:
‘Moose: the officers’ mess of the
“RCN, for donation of a table for:
treatment room, the Rebekahs|
who made afghans and floor
‘mats and the Rotary’ club who
‘donated a whee) ehaly,

The bulletin also noted that
Hrince Rupert physiotherapist
“Mirs Patricia Conway had 15°
new patients af Prince Rupert
aud eight ab Terrace and that
the Prince Rupert Rotary Club
hits set up a project committee
“with a view of furnishing the
new treatment room,

Sane ewe ow 6

ay Daily N News Classifieds

Jawn equipment such as the
lawn mower, rakes, ‘hoes,
spades and shovels. Another. .

Shelves, will keep plant sprays, *

away “from. children’s ‘curious: “
hands. Doors on this: section, *.

assure their safety.

gavage: (nails, hammers, trowels,.
grass shears, ete.) might be kept

‘| conveniently built into ‘another “
‘section of the storage areas. 4

rags. Just a small spark could:
start a fire. For further’ protec: .
tion, keep the garage floor {ree. of
om grease and gasoline -.a :}.02°:>
grease “receptacle under the: Car, aye

an important ‘Spine’ project. aan
Trees, bushes and other oh-}
stacles which block the driver's |.
view of approaching traffic in!
the street should be cleared. fr.
‘Backing ° out of a. driveway}:

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safety benefils {o your family: will

names! are the late Mr.

1 rT

1s Weshdey , i
But Thete! s. No Work:

One section ean house: heavy.

ection,. constructed. with.

uti-freeze,  insceticides, | ete,, '-

long with a.Jock and. key, will -

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Nest, throw: away. all-:greasy.

oter. will help. ego
Safety in the driygway | is: salso | w

‘hlindly” is. extremely, hazird-

True, “Spring: cleaning” canbe «2
chore. But-keeping in mind the:

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Here for the occasion’ “were

Paternal grandparents}

and Mrs. T. E: :

 

Godparents are: Mr. and Mrs. \o
Neil McLean. of “Prince: Ruvert)
‘and Mis. Eric Tycho of Smithers,

Famliy ea followed at thei.
home of the princi ipal’s: parents,
443 Fifth Avenue East with Mrs. \

‘J. A. Macdonaid presiding at they
“a va 2a cups.

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