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One city piano student
43"taking Royal Con-
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0” examinations’ this
spring’ received first class
honors. ft was reported

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“appolalments. “for” Salvation Oy
“Army” ‘personnel.; ‘Prinée Rupert. ‘Kerr wilh “his
district - were announced ‘today. over comma
by. Corps Commander”.

Major Cyril Clitheroe. ee

In Prince Rupert’ Captain Zil-

  
 
   
 
 
   
  
  

 
 
  

 
 
 
  
  
  

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| tenant Donald’ Kerr’ who-'také
‘over his ‘appointme yith hi
new. bride,-: the * for
Lieutenant Joyce
Hazelton.

‘pah’ ‘Lavender. in charge ‘ofthe
| Girls' Lodge, 501 Sixth. Avenue
West,. will be replaced by-Senior
| Captain: Janet Ferguson, from
she | ‘New’ Westminster ‘Sunset
(Lodge. egy oe

; “econd | Lieutenant Frederica|
Day. from ‘Prince: Rupert | Corps
‘| goes to’ the Saskatchewan Divis-
‘ fonal: Headquarters, in Regina.

“Into. the Prince. Rupert Corps
will, come Senior Captain and
‘| ‘Mrs. ‘Thomas : Smith’ and’. their
Wn three ‘children, from Vancouver
Heights Corps. oo
: ~ Leaving “Prince: George “alter

a three.yéar appointment « is
Second Lieutenant. George. Chap-!¢
j man; Mrs. ‘Chapman’ and ‘their!
Lwo: children for Vernon, B.C; to
be replaced by Captain’ I Frederick |
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s today.:

- PBhe. ts Judy Fossum, of st.
ogeph’s” Academy who was
if awarded: first class honors in
‘+ Grade 9 plano examinations.
gi : “Prelve of the 17 students tak-
og plano examinations at St.
cB. ogoph’s Academy received hon-.

rs; While there were 13 honors
students out of 26 taking ex-
minations at the Clvie Centre,
Y Sti. soseph’ s students receiving
honors were Camille Lindseth
; and’ Joanne: Prockter, Grade 8;
4 Annas: ‘L; Juby and Carolyn}:
ivf. Slesinger, Grade 7; Eileen Rens-
fol ‘and Carol Bratus, Grade 6;
‘ drraine Johansen, Grade 5;
| Mafilyn! Slesinger, Maureen Ly-
gns, and Andrea Hansen, Grade
' 4 Mary: Lewls, Grade 3 and All-
on Field, Grade 2

  
     
    
    
   
 
   
   
  

 
 
 

  

 

  

    
   
     
      

Arnold Gatuk ¢ and:in Cedaryalt
Brother and, Sister John
and family... °

Wilfred . ‘Kortzman « £0
Rupert Corps, has been accep
for Salvation’:Army- officers
rand will-enter Torontt ae

  

  

     
      
 
 
   
   
   
 

 

  
 
 

 

   

 
  

 

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[sh ‘conducted in the Civic
° Dayld:. ‘W, Hankinson; Murray

Passing marks were given to
argaret Johansen, Grade’ 8
ndiiltene Bellamy, Margaret
Roos ‘and Joanne Murray, Grade
baby

Receiving honors in examin-

 
 

Gentre - were Thomas Harding,

cE chern, and Nora Lou Mah,
radb 6; Phyllis Bowman and
Eddai§,: Patuold, Grade 5; Mar-
Wyn .L,’Peagam, Grade 4; Pris-
gilla ‘M, Maki and Heather E.
Baxter, Grade 3 and Karen Mc-
ride, Douglas I. Cameron, Ali-
fn Newton and David Wilson,
rade: 2,
? Passing marks were given
Thomas Lindstrom, Grade. 8;
Amold;. Rivett and Patricia
Wong," "Grade §; Leslie McLaren,
Lee * Donaldson, nd Patricia
Kornigan, Grade 5; Thomas
Wayman, Grade 4; Rose-Marie
Hudson, Mary Orom and Mary
Lou+Riidolph, Grade 3; Joan
Wilson and Bonny Ross, Grade
2° and “Roderick A. McLean,
Grade 1,

Inthe violin section Ernest
A, Rompf, Grade 5 received hon-

  

A pioneer couple: “ide

and ria O- A Johnson,

137 Seventh Avenue: East, who have spent 49 of their
50 married years in ‘Prince Rupert, celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary’ Saturday, night when —
more than 80. friends gathered: i in the Volhalla hall.

Married in Se&ttle; June .15, tty amon
ed ‘by Mr. and Mrs. ‘Alex Mijeh-

1907, Mr, and Mrs, Johnson came
to Prince Rupert the following
spring when Mr. Johnson: took]
up employment as a carpenter
and joiner.

Their youngest son > Ralph of
this city and his wife, hosts for
the affair, received the . guests. 4’
Also present for the- occasion
was eldest son Elvin of San:
Francisco. ee

Pink and

matching tapers and a profusion:

white streamers,

 

ors and Lothar H. Mensch, :
Grade 2, received: a passing/0f flowers bedecked the hall, A
mark.

huge floral centrepiece, present-

 

 

 

ell; formed’ the’ focal point on.
the. bride's table.

A latge array of gifts was on
display and a tiny, gold-tinted
tree was. laden “with = smaller
gifts.

Out-of-town: guest, Sam John-

json of San Francisco proposed

the toast.to the bride and groonl
of 50 years,

Guests enjoyed a smorgasbord
during the congratulatory ad-
dresses made, by several - close
friends of the guests of honor.

Telegrams were received from

JOIINSON. FAMILY
tte. of attraction’ Saturday
night -at ‘Valhalla’ hall -when
friends gathered. to honor Mr.
and’ Mrs, 0.- A. Johnson, -in
foreground: - above, pioneer
couple: who | were. celebrating
their’ Golden .Wedding. anni-
versary. Hosts for affair. were
Mr, and. Mrs, Ralph Johnson,
left. and centre at rear while
elder son Elvin, at right, came
up from San Francisco to help
parents celebrate,: More than
80 friends watched as bride
and groom of 50 years ago cut
special wedding annivergary
cake in photo at right, °

Brie lc
‘Boltic Stone.
Given Shower

 

Jean Mould were joint-hostesses
for a miscellaneous shower Fri-

was ¢eh- 3

Miss Rhoda Wong and Miss

 

 

 

“More than 100 city” women
yesterday afternoon. had “fun
with food” in the first of five,
sessions of the. big freé ‘cooking

‘|school beir:z conducted in the

Civic Centre under the pleasant
direction of Alice Wood of Cin-
cinnatl, Ohio.

* Helpful food hints were cf-|
fered by the - internationa!ly-
known home economist and food
expert as she prepared colorful
and artistic menus: .
While making a fruited casse-
Yole bread and quick

Many / Attend Cookitig School
“To Hearn New. Culinary Ideas _

raisin

_-winning bags of eroceries were
Mrs, Irene Peterson, Mrs. .H.

Conibe, Mary Ivegon, . Mrs.
Morrison: Mrs. John Currie, MI
Iris Nicholson, Mrs. L. Hanson,
Mrs, Gordon Madison, Mrs. A. J.
Botrakoff, Mrs. L, Schwab, Mrs.
D, Owens, Mts. T. Wardrope and
Jean Crowe.

Winning prizes of floor wax
and cleaning utensils, presented
by John Drolet of Montreal,
were Mrs. Norman Moorehouse,

King, Mrs. Ehaver, Mrs. A, Mer |

Vowell. Corps."

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Mrs. W. D. McAra, Mrs. R. B.

SCOUT, CUB. NEWS .
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juFive Cubs Become Scouts,
‘Camp Planned at Lakelse -

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Ylany mp were} quar

ft ce’ last Monday, nigh@-wh
ivp Cubs took part in a” “oing
up? ceremony at the First -Bap-
tist Church hall; Cubs. entering
‘the Scout Troop: were Jimmie] ,
Bird, , Jimmie Brebner, Mark
‘Gahton, Donald McNeil and Le-
Toy, Senum, Also in attendance
were Boy Scouts from the First
Presbyterian Church under the
Teadership of Dave Bown, Scout
Master. Following the cere-
mony, games were played and
brenls were served,

+ Highlights of the Local asso-
elation meeting held last Wed-

nesday night heard plans made;

to ‘Hold a Scout camp at Lakelse
Lake, the first ten days of Juiy.
Dre ‘Morris Wayman, Willlam
Dibben and Mervin Martin ware
nntfed to head the committee.

utile Murray of the Bank of
Mohtreal was installed: secretary
sucéceding Gordon Farquiwr,
who wag transferred to Vancou-

vor Jast' month.
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Mrg RN, Boychuk was named
publioity chalrman.

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Seattle, Vancouver, Chilliwack
and. relatives: in Sweden, who
also wired flowers.

~ Serviteurs were Mrs. RL A,

day night when friends gathered
at their tome in honor of: Miss
Bettie Stene’ S marriage to Bruce
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i it wag ‘reported! tthat ‘a. hums
ber’ of Cub Packs and. Scout
Troops are planning to take’ day
and weekend camping and hik-
ing trips,

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Dean A. E. Hendy was present
ing, replacing Canon Basil §.}.

cently to reside in Regina,

 

The Prince Rupert. Boy - Scout
association recently passed. a
vote of thanks to patrons. and
donors who’ made We. recent
campaign such a success. Pl: F.

raised during the drive.

Two Children
Receive Names.

The First United Church was
the scene of two baptismals Sune:
day during the evening service |
conducted by Rev, Vernon E,
Melachern,

Receiving names were

 

Ken-

Allan C. Johnson, 1106 Eleventh
Rast, and Frank James, son of
Mr, and Mrs. Frank A, Jorgen-
sen, 1376 Overlook Street.

The son of Mr and Mim,
Johnson was ablended by god-
parents Mr, and Mrs, J, W, dese
some and relatives In atlendance
were Mr. and Mrs, M, M, Ste-
phens '

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PERSONALS
John FP, Magor, publisher of
the Daily News left this morning
by Canadian . Pacific AlMines
plane for a week's aly in Van-

 

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Johnson, Mrs. Reginald Webber,

July .6 in: the United Church,
Mts, Rayner. Montgomery, Mts;

Shellbrook. Saskatchewan.

‘| Wick, Mrs,, Alfred Ritchie, and
Mrs.-Anton:Strand.:.

The wedding cake was made
and: decorated + ‘by Mrs. Arne
Husoy.

Dancing dnd community ‘sing-
ing followed supper while many
guests .todk moving pictures: of
the function,

Other out-of-town guests at-
tending were Mrs. Sam Johnson

honor was presented her large
‘assortment: of' gifts:and refresh-
ments were-served.
Inviled guests were Miss Jeain
Smurthwaite, Miss Avis Mould,
Mrs, Arnold Anderson, » Mrs.
Harry. Knelson,. Mrs, | Hubert
Wong, Mrs, Ivan Tschabold, Mrs.
Edward Farrington; Mrs. R.
Campbell, Mrs, Percy Wong,
Mrs, Michael Karasosky, Mrs, A.

My

and Mrs. Louls Pringle of San C , .
Francisco, Mrs, Carl Johnson of G. eebavs and Mts. Thelma
‘Scattle and Mrs, Martin Miller a,

and Mrs, Maryann Glennie of
Terrace. .
ere

Missionaries
Arrive Here

Elder -Lee Morrell ‘and Elder:
Vernon Woolf, missionaries af
ithe Church of Jesus Christ of
‘Tatler Day Saints arrived ‘here
“Saturday. They replace Elders
Benson and Hatnswerth who
came here In April,

Sunday services will be he}
a the home of Mrs. H. W. Me-
Donald and study classes will be
held each Wednesday ‘evening
iy) members’ homes.

Elder Morrell and Elder Woolf
Will be visiting homes throughs
out the city during the week,
Thoy are living at 636 Sixth Av-
enuo East and hivite anyone in-

terested in thelr work to com-|Use Classifiedss-They Pay
munieate with them there, .

Have YOU Attended

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readers: ~

@ Avold linc- “ups. buy your Show
Tickets at the Grand Cafe any-
-ltlme, This week at the Grand
Cafe—Barbecued Duck, Chinese
Sausage & Fried Rice, Deep Fried
Prawns, Fresh Fish & Chips, the
best Red Brand T-Bone Steaks
und Fried Half Chicken, Fresh
bread dally, Phone orders a spe-
clally, Dai] 3215: (143)

£@ Important mecting of An-
nunclation Home & School Assn,
this evening at 8 o'clock, Guest
Spenker—Alice Wood, Famous
Home Economist, All menvbors
urged to attend, (10)

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Following’ games the guest of}:

Gilmour,: Mrs. T, A. Johnstone
and Mrs. A. E, Barr’ :

- Classes Were held again this
afternoon and will continue -to-
mortow hight and Thursday and
Friday afternoons :

«Use Clasilieds~They Pe

bread, Mrs, Wood told her audi-
ence “Your family will love you
just. that much more if once a
week you bake something made
‘from yeast.” -
‘Joyce | Duncan. employee of the
sponsoring _ Shop-Easy Stores
Ltd., assisted Mrs. Wood. ~

 

 

    

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