'3
OCIAL
AND
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
January
29,
1951
ORDER
PERSONAL
D.
E.
Moore,
Department
of
i
tended
the
wedding
of
his
son.
Fisheries
oflice,
returned
yes-'Ry
Jonn.
to
Esther
MacAii0i!?
terday
from
Vancouver,
where
!
J1'-
Moore'
who
accomPanlet;
.
'
;her
husband
to
Vancouver,
ir
.a
he
went
on
departmental
buoi-
staying
over
tnere
for
a
shou
ness.
While
in
the
south,
he
at
time.
Dyer,
artw
a
business
-trip
.
t
Norton
Youngs
returned
on
to
Vancouver.
reinrnpH
t
ih
s,i,h
aiier
a
Business
citv
cny
Satnrrinv
bdturday
h
by
plane.
trip
to
Vancouver.
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'r
"THi
f
Wcimen'
Hospital
Auxiliary
E.Y"
F"day
nlght
tea'
Nurses'
Home-
4"
Ave.
East
in
the
Civic
o
Centre.
(It)
Wednesday,
February
1,
'
230
After
a
hiixineui
trir.
in
xt,.
pm-
(26c)
i
.
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.
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(A
r
il
couver
and
Eastern
Canada,
L.I
C.
D.
Forbes
arrived
on
the
Felsenthal
returned
to
the
Camosun
yesterday
1
-m
Vn.-city
by
plane
Saturday.
,
couver.
He
is
makine
the
round
!
T.
J.
MacDonald
returned
to
'Pi0
Stewart
before
stopping
IHU
STOCKS
LAST!
fjerta
Deep
Seam
Lump
Stewart
on
the
Camosun
last
"lce
KUDert'
night
arter
receiving
medical
I
Writer
George
Flett
HMCS
;
treatment
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Chatham,
returned
yesterday
General
Hospital.
from
Vancouver
where
he
took
Liberal
Association
of
Prince
t
refresh
course
at
HMCS
Rupert
Annual
general
meeting
JJlscoverv-
being
held
in
common
lounge
nf
1
Rt.
Rev.
Bishop
J
B
Gibson
Civic
Centre
at
8
p.m.
Tuesday,
returned
yesterday
from
Van
-Ti
couver
he'atJendedhe
at
19.00
per
ton
and
berta
"Diplomat"
Egg
at
18.00
per
ton
welcome
C
me'
(25c)
,tung
of
the
house
of
Bishop,
j
as
well
as
the
consecration
of
the
Mrs.
Hans
Koch
of
Terrace,
new
BishoP
ot
British
Columbia,
who
has
been
spending
the
past
I
A
H
Park!
.,un(
'
few
weeks
In
Vancouver,
arrived
tendent
Crti.?
w?
fV'
in
the
city
on
the
Camosun
yes-
terdav
afurnnnn
fmm
th
&m!l.ner'
18
a
visJtor
In
tne
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f
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nnri
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.on
oinciai
ness.
He
ar-
rived
on
yesterday
mornings
)
Kqyalcity
CANNED
FOODS
W
(Less
llian
5
sacks,
$1.15
per
sack)
train
ana
is
returning
to
the
interior
this
evening.
E.
C.
Arkell,
regional
fuel
supply
supervisor.
Canadian
Nation
on
tonight's
train.
The
annual
general
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishing
Vessel
Owners
Mutual
Protective
Fund
will
be
held
in
the
Common
Lounge,
Civic
Centre,
on
Sunday,
February
4,
1951,
at
2:30
NEXT!
Sgt.
F.
B.
Dorsey
heads
for
the
door
as
the
last
man
of
a
group
of
the
1st
Battalion,
PPCLI
to
parachute
into
camp
at
Vernon,
B.C.,
to
continue
advanced
training.
Dispatcher
Sgt.
L.
A.
White
watches
the
15
men
of
his
plane
jump.
Forty-five
men
of
the
battalion
made
the
jump.
(CP
PHOTO)
PHONE
116-
117
or
58
al
Railways,
Winnipeg,
arrived
in
me
cuy
on
Sunday
morning's
ain
ana
will
return
East
to
are
requle,!i
night'
His
vm
18
connection
,
to
,1,,
attend.
.
(29c)
(29c).
with
fn.i
pnni
incwo
CLAfaali
IED
ADVERTISEMENT'S
BRING
RESULTS
mwiii
iiicaaui.
oert
&
AAcCaffery
Buried
in
Snow
Slide
Perishes
A
in
Mrs.
David
Fyffe
and
child
arrived
on
the
Camosun
from
Vancouver
yesterday
to
join
Mr.
Fyffe,
who
is
amember
of
the
Stir
IaJJcnqeri
MICHEL
W
Joseph.
Judsielko,
7Z-year-old
resident
of
the
ghost
mininir
tnun
nf
Pnrhin
1H
tnllnc
Rev.
W.
p.
Bunt,
superintendent
of
United
Church
missions,
was
a
passenger
on
the
Camosun
from
Vancouver
to
Bella
Bella
at
the
week-end
to
attend
se-sions
of
Prince
Rupert
Presbytery.
He
will
visit
Prince
Rupert
next
week
and
will
continue
on
into
the
interior.
juauy
News
mechanical
depart
from
this
Rocky
Mountain
town,'
From
Sandspit
(Saturday)
R.
was
buried
alive
in
a
snnwslirlp
as
,
Watson.
Mrs.
Lasette.
'
.Y
INQUIRIES
ment
swlii.
iney
are
taking
up
residence
on
Fifth
Avenue
East.
WeM
total
of
more
than
inn
j
he
was
clearing
a
path
beside
From
Vancouver
Saturday)
Sburist
inquiries
was
Robert
Elkins
and
James
Irvine
fcy
the
his
home.
Tons
of
snow
had
to
-
m-
eisenmai,
a.
oyer,
Miss
V.
be
removed
to
recover
the
body.
Reid,
T.
N.
Youngs,
C.
Anderson.
TVia
1
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1
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1
.-ituu
at
Ottaw
Dr.
H.
G.
Baker,
tuberculosis
,
ness
visitors
in
the
city
They
control
staff,
department
of
j
arrived
from
the
interior
on
yes-
uc
icyuii
Ul
bllC
ucaiu
leuuiuiig
here
at
the
week-end
did
not
I
Wa
Noarlv
Praru
mention
when
the
accident
oc-
,"
HCflllJ
t
6LJ
OHN
H.
,
...
...vuu,,.!,
-!
iciuay
mornings
train
and
are
"u
ed
in
the
city
yesterday
on
the
'
returning
to
Terrace
this
even-
I
curred.
rumneim
Ua
t,.,n
1
,.
,
With
Fiery
Itch-
,
a
an
vatiiv,itn.
nc
uiiciiMo
w,
auruu
a
nig
lew
aays
in
tne
city
and
leave
Thursday
on
his
return
to
Van-
ILGER
KLsplox
United
Church
was
the
setting
of
a
very
pretty
wedding
rec
e
n
t
ly.
when
Gloria
Louise,
eldest
daughter
of
,Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jeffrey
Harris
of
kis-piox,
was
united
In
marriage
to
William
Blackwater,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Blackwater,
also
of
Kispiox.
The
bride,
who
was
given
in
marriage
by
her
father,
was
rill
I
discovered
Dr.
D.
D.
Dnnli'
mailnf-fast
relief
D.
D.
D.
Prescription
World
popular,
thie
pure,
cooling,
liquid
medication
peeda
peace
and
comfort
from
cruel
itching
cauaed
by
eczema,
pimplea,
rashes,
sthlete's
foot
and
other
itch
troubles.
Trial
bottle.
35
First
applicstion
checks
even
the
most
intense
gen
or
money
bsclt.
Ask
druggist
for
D
D
O.
freacripUe
(4(1110111
r
extra
atreogUii,
Miss
Irene
Lindsay
leaves
to-1
Health
experts
say
that
break-morrow
night
on
the
Camosun
fast
should
provide
at
least
Vancouver
enrnntn
tn
Sun.1
third
of
the
ciav's
fnnri
rpnulrp-
couver.
lotmlrhl
kane,
Wash.,
to
resume
her
nurs-
f
ments.
ing
duties
after
visiting
here
with
j
'
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
-
Lindsay.
i
beautifully
gowned
in
white
net
Bulger
Ltd.
"npird
Avenue
Rev.
Lawrence
O.
Seiber
sails
tomorrow
night
on
the
Camosun
for
Bella
Bella
to
attend
an
ex
'
'
f
-
Jin
nouncemenlS
Legion
Card
Party,
Jan.
31.
Women's
Hospital
Auxiliary
Tea,
Nurses'
Home,
February
1.
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Tea.
Mrs.
W.
C.
R.
Jones,
430
4th
Ave.
West.
Feb.
.
'
Card
party.
Catholic
Hall,
Thursday,
February
8,
8
p.m.
Conrad
P-TA
Valentine
Masquerade
Party,
Conrad
School,
ecutive
meeting
of
the
Prince
Ru
over
taffeta,
with
a
iloor
length
veil
flowing
from
a
halo
headdress.
She
wore
elbow
length
gloves.
Iier
ensemble
was
completed
by
a
lovely
bouquet
of
Dink
roses
and
lily-of-the-val-ley.
The
maid
-of
-honor
was
the
bride's
cousin,
Miss
Margaret
Harris,
who
wore
blue
nylon
pert
presDytery
of
the
United
Church.
He
intends
to
return
to
the
city
Friday
on
the
Chiicotin.
While
at
Bella
Bella
Mr.
Seiber
will
assist
at
the
induction
of
Rev.
Mr.
King
to
the
pastorate
of
the
church
at
Bella
Bella.
ONLY
2
DAYS
LEFT!!
OUR
JANUARY
CLEARANCE
SALE
OF
FINE
FURS
wi'l
end
on
Wednesday,
January
31
Make
your
choice
now
from
our
beautiful
selection
of
Coats,
Capes
Jackets
and
Neckpieces
"Lovely
Furs
for
Lovely
Ladies"
February
10,
8
p.m.
120th
H.A.A.
Valentine
Dance.
February
10,
Armories.
If
you
want
to
sell
It,
advertls
It.
News
classifieds.
sheer
over
taffeta
with
a
corsage
of
carnations.
The
Misses
Barbara
Harris,
Mabel
Black-water
and
Ruby
Green
were
the
bridesmaids
and
wore
pink
organza,
white
taffeta
and
pink
taffeta,
respectively,
with
corsages
of
pink
carnations.
Little
Miss
Vina
Joy
Morrison
was
the
flower
girl
and
was
pretty
in
a
white
outfit.
Miss
Vivian
Mul-
"t"pifolity
and
Ciod
Food"
Hi
it
L
Our
First
Aim
I'll
It'
1?
fur
OnliT.
J
United
Church
Valentine
tea,
Mrs.
L.
M.
Greene's,
February
15.
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
banquet,
February
15.
(p)
Legion
masquerade
party
Friday,
February
16.
Conrad
School
P-TA
ca.'i
party,
February
16,
8
p.m.
St.
Patrick's
Tea
and
card
parly,
Catholic
Hall,
March
17.
Orange
Ladies'
Tea,
March
21.
Job's
Daughters
Easter
tea
and
sale,
Masonic
Temple,
March
2'i.
Legion
Auxiliary
Spring
Sale,
April
4.
St.
Peter's
Spring
Sale,
April
26.
Sonja
tea.
May
12.
Take
Out
odore
Cafe
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
doe,
in
pink
taffeta,
and
Miss
Clara
Johnson,
in
white
taffeta,
acted
as
train
bearers.
David
Blackwater
performed
the
duties
of
groomsman
to
his
brother.
The
ushers
were
Walter
Harris,
Robert
Stevens,
Bobby
Stevens,
Walter
Black-water.
Mrs.
Harris,
mother
of
the
bride,
was
gowned
in
navy
blue
crepe-dc-chine
with
a
cortage
of
pink
rosebuds.
Mrs.
Blackwater,
the
groom's
Box
1362
302
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prinfe
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
974
Thermos
Bottles
and
Lunch
Kits
I
7?t.
!
h'ER
VICTORIA
8
p.i.1.,
Chiicotin
ELECTRIC
WIRING
TOOLS
ELECTRIC
LIGHT
BULBS
IMPORTANT
BROADCAST
HEAR
HON.
HERBERT
AHscoea.B
Leader
of
the
Progressive
Conservative
Party
in
B.C.
and
Minister
of
Finance'
in
the
Joh
nson
-
Anscomb
Coalition
Government,
Speak
on
,
flay,
12
Noon
Q
O
O
o
o
o
o
o
o
l;nmii.sun
VI
Mi
HAirr
Aiuit
r
f
T
SIMPSON
mother,
wore
a
gown
of
roya!
blue.
Rev.
Matthews
of
Two
Mile
performed
the
marriage
ceremony
and
Leonard
Leighton
presided
at
the
organ.
During
the
signing
of
the
register
"I
Love
Yuu
Truly"
was
played.
Following
the
ceremony
there
was
a
banquet
and
wedding
dance
at
the
Kispiox
Community
Hall.
The
beautiful
three-tier
wedding
cake
was
topped
by
a
miniature
bride
and
groom
under
a
wedding
bell.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Blackwater
were
the
recipients
of
many
lovely
WEATHER
STRIPPING
fOHTII
(H
.,;N
ISLANDS
T1
Dec.
22
and
'
U
and
31
9
Pm.
!
oi'Tii
(i:i:kn
f'n-i:
ISLANDS
f
Jan.
12
and
20
!
and
useful
gifts
which
were
dis
9
P
m
lK
J
KKINNMt
played
at
the
home
'of
the
bride's
mother.
f
Rupert
Aurnt
HL
rhone
608
Lamps!
Lamps!
Lamps!
&
Heating
Sec
Our
Stock
Now!
HMCS
Chatham
Open
Sunday
There
was
a
fair
turn-out
at
HMCS
Chatham
yesterday
to
see
the
authentic
United
States
naval
film
"Our
Fighting
Lady."
The
film
depicted
an
honored
-
'"3
s
I
1
fcas?
J-
IT
-
-
s
I
.
.
t.rn
mart
time
I
aircraft
carrier
in
action
duiinn
I
the
second
world
war.
There
I
were
many
scenes
of
action
dur-I
ing
battle
and
bombing
and
TRILITE
LAMPS
Complete
with
silk
shades
$19.00
up
TORCHIERE
LAMPS
$15.75
and
$18.95
TABLE
LAMPS
$4.95
and
$6.95
NOVELTY
LAMPS
$4.95
Turn
ni9h
"r
.
;.vtoUghtiports
D
-
Here.
.
c
o
0
o
o
j
strallng
missions
which
w
aie;
1
taken
from
planes
actually
in
j
j
the
raids
or
battles.
Japanese
("''e'de
tllots
ar?
rhown
divini;
ot
pieasiu-.
.
r-
hours
for
extra
Floodlight
giv
plen
o
i-
hght
hi
(at
tor
ou
outdoor
g-""
bright
i--,,!
logl
!EB
HEATERS
JURNERS
-PLUMBING
0NEm
H
Allcrauon,
itlkinsLfd.
U
,lyt
TONIGHT
G-E
lamp!
OOD
SHADES
98c
up
1
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
right
in
on
ships
with
their
deadly
loads.
j
People
seeing
the
films
were'
impressed
with
the
grim
realities
of
modern
warfare.
It
was
oren
house
at
HMCS
Gotham
and
the
drill
hall
and
other
premises,
together
with
(
training
equipment,
wvre
open
:
for
inspectiton.
1
CFPR,
10.15
p.m.
r-n"x
274
Prince
Rupert
1'hone
210
Stewart,
B.C.