ef eles”
Lineham,..

Bolly Lincham,

Bow, 136 Ninth Ave

my ol ames Were
Be ihe wuesis after

by white — yellow

Bands Tele

‘Se vrs. Murrow.
B included = Mrs. P,

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att,

Bivs. G. Wilson,

mc. Alexander, Mrs,

illy Husoy .

Be ntrva arrived In

B ants, Mr. and Mrs.

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oid friends prior

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ae Stampede.

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Saturday

& whist drive,
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Bonday, July 6. Sur
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Bh Ave. BE. at Young St.

Bist PRESBYTEREAN
4th Avenue Bast

 

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os (Green 082) 4) Barbara whe is five fcet nine-
mast UNTTED and-a-half inches tall, nag taken
BP 1.085 ut th Avenue West a modelling course, although art

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MORNING SERVICE ONLY at 17 a.m.

This Is a family service and everyone Is Invited

ae

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i Vicwion Whle School me in First Uniled Church Hall.
Aa Monday morning at 9

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bride« . ;
Ais month, was honored |
Bight at a pre-nuptie)
at the home of Mrs,

wnich
y useful gifts were pre-
a basket. pretbily dec-

served,
, britias shower - -cake

ns, Fred Barber, Mrs. A.
ys, W. Lineham, Mrs.
Mrs..R. EB, Fossm,
Miss Anna Swang,
Byia Lincham,-Mrs. Don
Mrs.
BiacDonald, Mrs, C. Lev-
a) stewart, Mrs, Karl
irs. Dan Doswell, Mrs.
Bon, Mrs. G. C, Jackson,

¢ Vie Duncan and Kar-

Tippodacl and “child- |
Hinesday for a visit with
Fighth Avenue West.

ee R. Lancaster of Van-
A here for the weekend,

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Mi. and Mrs, George's. Fergerson of. North Syracuse, N.Y., are: preparing! ;
fields of clover” on ‘thelr Golden Wedding Day, At the éoth annivetsary 6 colebratid to" Lv them

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"WINDSOR _ “Three Ontario
brunettes. and -a Vancouver
blondé-forrn the latest quartette
of contestants for the Miss Can-
ada Pageant, The applications
of all four are .now. approved.

The pageant, .an event this.
year of The Windsor | Centennial,
takes place in the midst of pomp
and pageantry July 19 to 24, The
show will take place on the spec-
jal 118-foot Centennial Historl-

cal Pageant stage, in Jackson
Parks .

‘Total of 30 contestants for the
Miss Canada event ‘have been
selected from a list of 150 appli-
cations: “Winner. will be judged
for both beauty and talent,

The three-latest. Ontario ‘con-
lestants are Shirley ‘Ann’ David-
son, 19, of. Toronto; - Barbara
Markham, 21, of Cornwall; and
Carole’ Ann Pringle, 19, of Galt.

The: Vancouver contestant Is}
Carrole Elizabeth Minlato, who Js
18 years-of age.

The .five-foot-five dancer of
the quartette is Miss Minjato
of Vancouver. A specialist in
tap and Spanish dancing: she
was a. five-time winner, in five
years, at British Columbia's
Dance Festival. Her favorite
hobby is danemg, and swimming
ls her sport. !

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Hall graduate, -and she has three
years: with ‘the. Ontario College
of Art, &..’ one year of fine arts
study &) +" 1 University to her.

is her principal interest and
hobby, Her sports are swimming
and ‘riding. Her objective, in’
entering the Miss Canady Pag-
cant, is jo finish a final year
in the Ontarlo College of Art,
then go to Paris, France, for
post graduate study with the
Beaux Aris.

‘On alage, Barbara will resent
a show of her paintings, and do
some sketeling, to demonstrate
her talent.

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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Vacation School

JULY 5-16

Brnings—9: 30 a.m,
bY Nursery, Dextnners and

BB liniiry nygen, Ye ll ones,

“Evenings—7 pit,
Vor dantors, Frberntedtated,
Honlors, Mel? yours,

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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
McMASTER EVANGELISTIC QUARTETTE |
July9-120 |

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Bit student who have

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nay wid the Mission

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| SUNDAY, duty Tt

1000 aa, Morning servbee
Ta pan, Evening Servlee
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Petite. Vancouver. Dancer |

Seeks Miss Canada Title

ment fleld. She aims for: edu-
cation in the science of mer-
chandising, and hopes to ‘study
at Ryerson Institute. :

jazz, tap and. acrobatic ‘dancing,
and has some modelling training
-with
school.
ing, sewing and club work, ‘her
Sports skating and basketbail..

Beach aniateur and beauty con-
test, and the Leaside Lions’ Tal-
ent contest. i

Galt entrant, Carole Atin Pringle
J covers a diversified. fleid;
cluding art, public speaking, dra-
matics, swimming: and life’ sav-.
ing, archery and modeling. - - She:
has studied two years at Ontar-
io Agricultural. College. .

ism and care of animals.
sports include ‘archery, swim-
ming and riding. She hopes to
return to college next fall on a
Miss Canada scholarship and she.
seeks a doctorate degrce In vet-
erinary medicin-.

‘Canada, Pages”
hiblt-art and ‘Huetry, and give

. a finale. talk'on ner chosen car-
The mayer of Cornwall, heads eer, Caroi¢ Ann Is five feet seved.

the list: of excited people over ! jen ft inches tall,

 

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Jom, elect len apparels, pe

ml products, engines aud holt |
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She has ‘studied ballet, modern

the Walter Thornton
Her hobbies aie paint-

Shirley Ann won the ‘Kew

Special training taken: by the

in-

Her hobbies: are art, journal-
Her

  

 
 
   
  
  
  
  
 
  
 
 
   
 
  

 
 
 
 

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Naval ¢ Camp |

‘Sone 15 Prince "Rupert.

‘|ilyy trtuch. the : most-travelled in
| British”: history,: -stlll’: uses «the

‘}ratls to get around the'kingdom,
od Oye arrives.‘aty Euston — station’

“ chosen for a northern jourtiey—

{fers to.roam’ by; alr. or. auto: But
trains ‘still figure largely ‘in duly

{realm.; .. a

\fn'¢1842 when she ~ clambered
| aboard’ the. latest thing ‘in--rail
" -{Juxury, a padded,’ tasselled ‘and:
| gilded “coach.”’,for.’a . 25-minute sy

‘| was & question ‘next day. ‘in: the].
;|Hovse..of Commons. about ; this

7 the train became a. Toyal habit.
i PROCEDURE THE SAME

 
  
 

ONDON’ g—Thie veal

even in this jet age,

“The Queen may fly occasionally
and the:Duke of: Edinburgh pre-

or. holiday (mips. ‘through ‘ne

 

Queen’. Victoria’ became Brit:
aln’s first: railroading , ‘monareh

spin .to Windsor “Castle. “There |"

threat to the Queen's safety, but,

Procedure hasn't’ chumged a.
great. deal ‘down. the ‘years . for.

handling a royal: Journey. to the.
holiday’ homes: at Sandringham
or Balmoral . or. to duty. ‘tours

 

Sea

Cadets will leavé here at the end
of July, bound for a combined
holiday-training session. at Camp|-
Comox, naval training éstablish-

The two-week: summer’ camp,

Salling, range ‘practice,

open only to qualified ‘Able. Ca-
dets, will see the youths undergo

Boys. of the Captain Cook ‘sea F F UI / Ky

Cadet Corps were called. to’ the
Chatham drill hall at.1.p.m. to-
day to register for the camp ses-
sion, and it was expected about
15 boys would apply. -

CRUISES PLANNED |

throughout the country. . -

+ The palace calls up- the state-
| owned British railways and out-
lines the outing. From the stock
of two royal trains and a collec-
ton of individual royal sections,

fits Up
For’ Pulp Firm:

_ VANCOUVER @—Crown. ael-
lerbach ‘Canada Limited net in-
come was up 25 per cent for the
year. ended April 30, Paul E.|
Cooper, president, reported in|:
the annual: report this week.

 

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more of the same sort of train-
ing’ they receive. -at -home,: but
with: added {hrills, Top events
of the camp for-cadets: from Ru-
‘pert and other: B.C, points will be|’
daily cruises, and possibly. longer
voyages, aboard various naval
vessels from Esquimalt, -

” fire

drill, swimming, Red Cross water
and safety lessons, splicing and
more are included in the camp
+ syllabus which will sce: the boys

Tn the talent jth of the Miss, nut into practice the theories

4

she wilt exe |

they have learned at their home j.
naval establishments..

The camp is situate. vn Como»

Spit, isolated from lan? -.9 that
camp .fe will be much like. lif
{aboard ship for tiv youngsters

No local cadet off.cer.is schest-

led to make the trip to camp |”
this year, However,. an. officer
from the south probably will
travel to Rupert to escort the
cadets to camp.

 

 

1} A n Uy APPRALT NDED-—
Patrolman Charles Viola of |

Fort Leo, Nui, has the situa.

ton well fi hand as he “brings

in” logt Benjamin Pox og "New
york Gily, who strippéd to

bent the heat while wandering |
away from his parents,

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rroleum produels, cag, rolling:

unton, eotton produits and woul
products.
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DAMP FLOORS!

RLIMINATE,

SOGGY YARDS.

Arraly your wll vn ghee,
your plunts ‘a elnnen to
develop prone, yal
BY NTOMN | .
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the Job far you year nftor
yout, DOW nob dialntegrate
with age, Send 60 conte for
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Fred fs Dowdle a,
303 Thita: Ave, W.

Piane Green 960.

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OUTBOARD MOTOR

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Sty Mibrd Ave, Wy
Phone WH

PRINGE RUPERT

CO-OPERATIVE
FISHERMEN'S :
ASSOCIATION

Cow Way — Phone 10

"everything?

EVINRUDE

AND ELECTRIC |

 

The net was $3,893,240 com-
-pared: with $3,120,344 a year. ago.

$30,096,005 last year.

recommendation’ that payment
of future dividends: on Zeller-

tinued until the financing of the
expansion program has been
adequately provided. . Last. year

about,

 

dso. that. the. Queen. ‘allehts. in

| companies and the * Queen is bill-

Sales ‘totalled $30,944,388. against ”

Shareholders have approved al

bach ordinary shares be discon- +

Her vorite Transportation
| ch-Travelled British Royal: Family

{officials choose: the appropriate |partments—including lounge and:
bedroom :-for . both::the :

units fora: day-Journey;:a. night
trip or simply “a: short. hatl.::

‘The “departure® may: go: ‘like
this. Fifty minutes. before: royal-

the train is shunted. to'the plat-
form a red, carpet” is laid “and
flowers, on Joan: ‘and latéi, sold
to the: puhingi gi

  
  
 

re placed Hberally

7 Or Princes Maras ret mas ‘at
rive Secretly: to: take a late-night
train: ‘to, Bay, Liverpool, ‘The: sta-:
tion. ‘Manager Sees ‘her: aboard a
special ‘section, :
and luguage, a

  
 
 

ulations. The Iecomotive, for in-
stance, has four. headlamps: in-

Ne: controlled’ by ‘a: special ‘code |;
of signal’ bells. Blatt ‘of: seven
‘picked: train'men ‘are .
full: train to .cope with, mer
‘ouit.” A~ split- second’: -Schedule

 

 

chosen from a‘humber of. enior
railway. engineers, “makes sure
the train halts at the right spot

front of reception, committees.
RAILWAY PROPERTY:

The ‘royal train has ‘always
been the property of the raliway

ed for use ‘of it. :
whantow ‘te
a question of. personal’. royal
‘I taste.
Queen’s simple choices ; dn ‘fur-

nishings, the’ ‘present royal com- |r

 

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‘SHIPBUILDERS AND

 

Welding”

———

SPECIALISTS ov sav

and |
"MINING MACHINERY. -

andthe: Duke'of ‘Edinburgh; i
commodation for’ ‘the: ‘children;
household and. guests—have tlic |).
up-to-date ease and comfort. that:

characterize the ‘royal : suite at
“tho

Buckingham Palace’ and.
royal yacht, mothed

-The- picsont: trains—one
built i. 194% ~ ore startling’ in
their simplletty compared: with
the compartment, .ma**. fn 869
for: Queen | Victoria.

“One. standard. teavure. of: royal
family. travels, remains constant.
The. royal: ‘children ‘love.-.trains
and-Charles:and Arne; like: the
. {Queen and Princess Margaret, as
children : invariably trip arotind
to say hello. to. the engineer be-
fore. departure...

stead. of’ the usual: two: ‘Progress |’ “1s a new engine

of her, most recent iournzys.-

ard a. “lm afraid: not, Your. Royal

Highness,” said’ the stationtnast-

maintained, ‘The’ engitie: ohaven | ts just. been repainted. :

 

 

 

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