/ out.in a recerit newsa
the’ British Columbia A
Gallery of Greater

. Mrs,

° yon t

~ space,

Praised in

~. The work of Prince

rt

Tabernacle

Reports
Best Year

A-Year of progress and satis

factory results wos reported at!
- the ennual meeting of the con-
» gregation

| Tabernacle.

of the Pentecostal

T. W. Miller, secretary-treas-
urer in h's annual report. said
that despite unexpected heavy | y,

/ expenses the chareh was in the
dest Mnanctal position it had

enjoyed In recent Yours,
Sunday school superintendent
Ge OK. Laird reported an
increase in attendance and 4
af suecessful
yor while there is a |
Leachers
to meet the demands,
Miss Olga Ruitkay,
school secretary,
all) financial obiigations
been met with — the
school idone
mosl- $130 lo Fureign Missions,
Rey, W. T. Kennedy, pastor:
holed the increase
serviers anid spiritual
were must cneouraping,
ureed further effarts. from
in {he year ahead.
Mrs. MLW. ALananchuk,

ack of:

and!
all.

ary, Cowie bere indieated
much activity and vonsiderable

progress by the women of the:

auc tivities! ‘
and niaterials!

sunday
reported that:
had:
Sunday
contributing ale:

trang
in Sunday:

progress | ,

see)
retary of the Women's Mission- |

Work ot City Artist

Review

e Rupert arlist was singled

per art review commenting on

Clubs Exhibition in the Ari

Vict oria, January 3 to 15

Miss V. I, Magee was giver
high mention for her painting
“The Hoadous” deseribed ag hay-
ling decided imagination ané
istrone painting” entered from
the Prince Rupert Art Club
which sent “an inter esting var-
iety, mostly oils.” |

Eleven of 12 eroups with the
required membership of 15. were
renresented each with e?eht en-
tries,

Prince Rupert cil entries ware
subinitted by Ruth Harvey, “A
Herring Set;” Rita Rogerson,
Men Bahines from the Heh

feadow;” Kathleen | Hl. “Mr,
White" and “Nanev:" V. 1, Ma-

gee, “October in Kleplox and
Te Hoodoos;" Jess Franks,

j, Smoke Tree, California Desert”

 

iNear Stewart.” a watereolor,
1). Graham, enrator
Mrs, Harvey, secretary cf
reaple were jrterested in buving
“Smoke Tree’ had ft been
sale and that “Herring So"
eelyed seven votes in’ indging
far the best painting in the
shew,

The review soid “Two impart -
faets had been established
during the exhibition one. that
his provines is experiencing a.
fremendans wp-sutice fn art coan-
iceejateness: that it ds in faet, well:
“in he vangmiard of a gevara]

an art gallery in the pravinee’s

”

djabasany gevernment building.
Assembly, lal ay ariv gover
Wleclions oof  Gffieers saw: —
Martin: Fladset. and 1. Mayris

cleeted deacuns ta assist Vietor
Nystedt in that offiee. Mr, Mar-
Ns mise asa erpeted secretary.
treasiter reeving TW. Miller,
who ovtired fram Board’
aeweous, Pho ivetine pave a
Vale phoapprechitian ta Mp, Mil-
Jerson

> GUM TNONBER DIES

SOMBR VILLE,
atid M. Adams,

N.C. at Phur-

of

102, pioneer in-

Moore Infant
Christened

In Heirloom

Wearing his paternal grand-
mother’s 73 yerreaid christen-
ing vown, trimmed with hand-
mace lace, the four-month-oid
sem of Mr, and Mrs, Eric Moare,
yesterday .afternoon — received

_ (and D. Anvlewhaite, “Bear River!

 

wrote:
the! '
Prince Rupert Art Club that tea:

 

 

ARMY NURSING asssistants feed Eskimo babies; one of thelr more pleasant tasks in the mili-

tary hosvital at Fort Churchill, Man,

The busy hospital serves an area. extending as far north

as Resolute bay and eastward to Thule, Green land.’ The nursing assis stants are (left to right):

River, Man.

Cpl, Evelyn Kenzel of Oyen, Alta; Pte. Joan. Weatherall, Ottawa; and Pte,: ‘Elaine Almas, Birch

“(CP from National Defence,

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Prince Rupert Daily News” :
Monday, January 30,1056.

“More Realism Necessary.
For Successful Marriages |

TORONTO @ .-~ If young ‘for her. until. marriage: should
couples were .more.
many broken marriages could be so she, would understand that if
prevented, says a New York mar- her husband doesn’t. provide
rlage counselior, everything she wants, it may be

Dr, Rebecca Liswood of Brook- because he can’t afford it,. not
lyn told the National Council of because he wants to be mean.
Jewlsh Women meeting at Tor-| In-law: relations “Were. an
onto that couples contemplating.
marriage should discuss . mar-
‘tlage problems before the cere-
mony.

Too often they were so dreamy-
ayed during their engagement:
that they refused to talk about
anything on which . they were
Ukely to disagree, -
| A. young girl, she said, is apt
;to have illusions about the kind
iof husband she is getting and the
kind of wife she. is: going to be.
The future husband. had similar

 

to the girl. Sne should ‘keep ir

his affection.

mean to interfere, . she ofter:
does, Dr. Liswood’ said. At: such
times a young wife’ could. afford
to be tolerant, .

Parties to a. mixed niarriage

 

 

justing, but chances for a suc
cessful marriage. were’ improved,
if the couple had the same social.
cultural : ‘and religious: back:

‘PERSONALITY. PROBLEM
One girl. who’ ‘sought Dr. Lis-

realistic, |léarn something about budgeting |

'

 

touchy a subject’ as money. Hap- ooh a
py relationships were. mostly, Upp

mind that her husband's mother|’
is in competition. with her for}

. Although the mother may not

‘might have more difficulty ad- :

Francois Lake News ‘PERSONALS |

By MIS. AL H, NEAVE
FRANCOIS. LAKE — Jolin

_Keefe's cow presented them with
for:
re-;

twin calves, both bulls, on Sun-
day night. He had Intended
milking her but is now letting

cher raise the calves herself so
everybody is happy.

Clarence Corliss saw a huge

 

; black wolf on the ice in front

byrevanine of Canadion culture i .
And saranda thot the presened of i into view the wolf took one look
. and raced across the lake.

ranital eity has became as esrene!
ahd are quite tame.
they can be seen standing in:
_the bushes beside the road going |
‘down to the Loveseth Mill. Some,

the manulicere Gi chewing che names Robert Alan in St.
BUND, died Friday a his home, Andrew's Anglican Cathedral.
Adams, alone with his father, Canen Basil S. Prockter per
Thanuis, and a Nehee James, formed the baptismal ceremony.
expe rinarited wilh ochewhe  E. T. S: Moore, unele of Rob-
eum shertly after the American ert Alan wos godfather,

Civ} War whe Chey were uns Ramily tea followed at Che

ie ie produce st sent thetic pub-
ber, fram) Mbsioun: chlere. * But
they found that when flavored :

heme ot Lhe pracipars pares
at 97 Hays Cove Avenue where
brother Michael) Eric joined in

with liedrice, che
superior
quallitics tu the cherry
“prc rums pepular then,

Rhuberhs Pracl Honey

subetanee Was
th taste and chewing
and

the celebrations.

Try Daily News Classifieds

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Vofartie | fren ot ote fey
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opi, or ened Ca tage Dat
or rod} aloud fo de fap cad bakes
halk Cutt oseverab db Teenie
combat iid clare bea DerrE Gies

(ete puedt Traber ae
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Hine opentie odibs WT Kalle ta

pent eee ab teak Bake in
hotoavern C00) Foe sn taibntess,
Berye dab ar pol, With tenes
ayveloned) Whipped: crest

of his house on Thursday morn-
ing. He whistled and it turned
;to see where the noise came

‘from then trotted off a few

steps. When Clarence stepped

The moose have come down

of the bulls still have their horns
and others have shed theirs.
Eleven were scen together in a!
meadow. One cow and her year-
ling calf strolled into the yard:
at Jimmie Jeffrey's. She looked:
over the corral fence at a ¢
inside then smelled at the salt:
block, strotled through the cat-
tle and wandered up the hill with.
her calf following her,

The collision of two curs on:

badly smashed,
travelling from Burns Lake in:
his car when he met Mr. and,
Mrs. Juhn Frlandson in their's. ;

John Erlaundson was unable to! i rangements,

Every day:

This is the second accident he |.
ihas had recently. as’ he. Jost his;-
truck through the ice two weeks | °
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story of Jacob . Henkel’s carly
days at Francois Lake on Bilcen |

iday mornings

There was a meeting of the

ation in the hall Saturday night.:
Several members: came across!

lfrom Soutlibank, .*"

 

 

Friends Honor

Millwright |
On Departure

{

Farewells and. presentations:
were made to Howard Caswall,!
imilwright) fureman’ in the ;
;woodroom of Columbia Cellu-

aif; tose Company Lid., Watson Is- | Seattle.

land for the past five years, on

; the eve of his departure Thurs-:

and }
the:

‘day night when friends
fellow workers gathered in
-Commiodore Cafe.

Mr, Caswetl left Prince Rupert © We have the best in Chinese i
the Burns Lake road near the Friday night by boat for Van-' Foods at the Grand Cafe—Pork
Brown Road turnoff left both: couver Island where he will take; Chow: Mein, Deep Fried Prawns,
Ben Loewen was’ position in a pulp and paper ‘Sweet and Sour and Fried Vault

Phone. orders a spec- |
(26)

Smill.

i William Way and”

Laurie's radio Program Wednes- | .

Government Employees . Associ-

Michael! Hialty;

 

rtish Columbia,’ returned home:

‘ver and Victoria

Mr, and Mrs. George Eales,
Angus Apartments left the cily |
Friday night aboard the Union:
: Steamship Coquitlam for a holl-t
day in the south,
{
i Mr. and. Mrs, John Slatta
i Vancouver’ returned home this
+morning «by. Canadian Pacific:
_Airlines‘ plane . after attending!
ithe funeral :oi.Mr, Slatta’s mu-
ther. Mrs: Julta Slatta, Satur-
‘day afternoon, ~

 

of

. '

poo

woods’ advice thought: her: mar-

itiage would. be. ‘stlecessful be-
cause

job, ©

The girl sald he. was self -cen-
(Saturday morning by boat after: treq and egotistical; ‘but’ because
It was interesting to hear the:® two-week holiday in Vaneou-! she wouldn't have 10’ worry about,
would
"marry him and try to change his |

money. problems. she-.
| bersonality.:
Girls should accept theic tus
ture husbands. ‘for’ what. {hoy
‘are, Dr, Liswood said, ° Uness:
ia girl. is prepared to caler to
: her » prospective. husband's
| whims she should: nol marry
him. .
' Many financial
could be avoided if couples de-
' nided during. the , ergagement
‘how much they ‘could afford to
' pay. for rent, electricity, food and
entertainment...

“H, H, Thom, manager of ani} A girl whose pareints had cared

home'
the.

“Fisheries here returned
‘Saturday morning aboard

‘Union Steamship Camosun after:

1a three-week trip touring Ore-:
gon. While away he attended
the International Pacifie Hali-:
‘but Commission meetings

readers

(Chicken,
Dial 3215,

in’

 

ans

“WHERE: GOOD FOOD
COSTS ‘LESS’:

We Cater ta, Banquets of

her ‘husband: ‘to-be. was

Mrs Jocelyn Bolton, curator tall, hand: some, and. had a godd
of the Museum of Norther n Bri-: oo

difficuities |

get his ear out of a rut as owing: Rhodes was master
Tarewell addresses were’

to a light fall of snow shortly: monies.
before the road was very slippery.’ made by Mr,

Way, Mr.

Orem were in charge ~ ‘of are: geen nen ee eee enone |
while, Mu vere “Ecuador is the. world’s aniet |,
| Sourde of balsa wood, ‘strong but)

Rhodes, '

only half as  beavy as cork,

  

ground, |
Many. couples who. though!

have, however, » been. surprised

their prejudices were,

wood sald. A. mixed.’ marriage:

ease,

 

 

_CRAETS..
FOR.
“ALL ‘AGES

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their differences. didn’t’ matter |: :

after matriage:to learn. how deep -
-Dr, Lis- wee

could: not . be. worked put with

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Fortunately nune of the occu-! Gunnar Selvig and Stanley Hol- | aes

“pants were scriously hurt al- ‘gate, ,

A presentation of a gold- -filled 4
to: §

though Mrs.-Erlandsen was bad- |
ly shaken and received several
bruises. Mr, Erlandson is the.

manager of the Royal Bank in- Rhodes, on behalf of the guests. If
dancing:

Burns Lake,

ill Calder is hame again afler:

barometer clock was made

the guest of honor by Mr:

Buffet
; followed,

supper and

receiving his discharge from the:

army da Cateary. He is unde=}
cided what to do and tay join
ip again tater oa,

Abe Giesbrecht is having to go
about on crutehes as he has a
broken foot,
Joveing horse on the lake when
it slipped,

PPP PO ees |
Tuesday, dainmuary of
Juniors 6-12

wa é

He was riding a.

falling on his teot.'

City Girl: Wed
In Kansas City”

Of interest here and in Wash-
Inglon State was the evening
wedding ceremony solemn.zed
January i in Kansas City, M s-
SOUL, which united In marriage,
' Shirley Leask, daughter of Mr,

Caintet Februay: 3rd 10 pane Idaho,
Pama Car Bingo Febriary GUN Ag and Mrs,
J pin, tke Up rescence

PPP RAO Pa NY

laughed Honnie Prince Charlie

"Hore MacDonald on ine tool pity
She saved nye cues af Royal iy."

ROYALCI

VANNEO
FRENCH CUT DEANS

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; yours ound) Mrs, Wo Pranels  Loask i ig
WOOdWOEK Let 2, 1137 Seventh Avenue Bast and,
Teens Peen Room d.a0- Us clone Owens, son of Mr, and,
par, Ciatiit Basketball ddde; ‘Mrs. C. Owens of Blaine, Wash,
ayn Teen Bale CHD 7 WM Bye hor wedding the — bride,
Aualls Advained Mowerer tt wore a tan-colored! dressmaker: |
G0, Hillard: and Pins Pons suit, brown accessories and a.
ctoom THe pats Hokus CHOW ying copsage,
8 pau, The bride was a graduate of
holarium Open daily 11) Roth Memorlal High — sehool:
ON. ‘und later was employed dn the:
Mwenligy | Meetings TMU i rovinelay land registry offlee:
“edges dad PARE, rin the Court House here from
Apert Basketbad Games where she was transferred — tof
ca pan New Westninster, ‘Phe groom Is
eae Events Candlelyys Tt il graduate uf (he Univ

ersliy of

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In Wansus

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