PrfnrtRiiiicrt
Dally
J3ciu0
Thursday.
December
11,
1947
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
and
Reflections
1
Fred
Stork.
Prince
Ruperts
fiMt
mayor,
hailed
from
Bramp-tcn.
Ontario,
but
much
of
his
atuve
nit
win
spent
in
wesipiii
)
i
Canada.'
Prior
to
coming
here
hp
sprvpri
nc
llrct
motw
nf
Por
jfef-SU
nie
in
the
Crow
Nest
Pass
country.
He
established
a
hardware
.tore
in
Prince-
Rupert,
and
iri
subsequent
years
represented
Skeena
at
Ottawa.-He
died
a
year
cr
so
ago
at
Brampton.
'
William
Manson,
Stork's
od-
ponent
in
the
first
election
and
i
himself
second
mayor,
was
born
t'tli-i
'ln
Scotland.
Long:
identified
wvk
With
public
affalrs
he
had
been
"
T"mayor
of,Nana!mo
before
coming
'
!j
north.
He
served
as
government
1
-..
agent
at
Port
Simpson,
later
fill-tne
same
office
at
Prince
H
...
Rupert,
tinne
leaving
the
north
he
has
made
his
home
at
Van-
V
couver.
S
V
W
Kmifh.Jrtf
the.
ff
nf
Foley,
welch
and
Stewart,
who
headed
the
first
aldermanic
poll
here
took
.
a
highTy.
responsible
k
part
in
the
construction
of
the
I!
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
chiefly
in
&fthe
Pacific
territory
and
at
Prince
Rupert.
He
died
years
j''
ago
in
Edmonton.
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D.
Pftttull.-).
whojiow
makwt
vhis
home
in
Victoria,
had
been
living
in
Yukon
before
decidin?
m;
..to
locate
in
Prince
Rupert.
He
lll
.vas
through
the
Klondike
stam-
)de.
In
this
city,
he
established.
'
!
ji
realty
and
brokerage
business,
!
Miss
Helen
R.
Hurd,
United
I
.Vtnd
later
entering
rmblip
Hfp.iChurph
Wnnwn't
miecinn,-.,
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uaineamucn
success.
He
served
society
worker
for
this
area,
ar-.
premier
of,
the
province
and
rived
in
the
city
Wednesday
U
as
cabinet
member
In
a
num-
j
ternoon
on
the
Prince
Rupert
:.er
of
administrations.
to
engage
in
extension
of
church
Dr.
A.
A.
Mclntyre
put
up
the
work
here
for
the
next
few
Week,
bearing
his
name,
on
weeks.
Miss
Hurd
is
a
veteran
of
Third
Avenue,
just
west
of
Sixth
cllurch
missionary
work
in
Ja-S':??t
He
was
amensr
thP
first
Pan-
slnce
returning
to
Canada
1
1
rfpinrnrntj
Vi
foitv,
;
v,ii
In
1941,
she
has
worked
with
thp
fjjt'subs,antlal
way.
'Years
later
Dr
JaPanese
at
Lemon
Creek
re-jfFMcIntyre
moved
to
California.
1
locatlon
centre
near
Nelson.
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Frank
others
the
i.
pit
council,
lived
;n
Yukon
before
moving
this
way.
Ht-
iided
here
for
years,
beiny
assn
cialed
with
D.
G.
Stewart
n
-.he
wholesale
trade.
Mr.
Mnoe
passed
away
hi
the
south
J.
H.
HiUtitch,
generi.
...
tractor,
was
born
in
Crew-.
Butt
land,
took
a
whirl
at
thv
Kln
dike,
then
settled
down
in
Pi-
m-
Rupert,
where
he
passed
aw.iv
years
ago.
Among
the
building
he
erected
herp
was
the
Triple
Island
lighthouse.
George
Naden
conducted
an
Insurance
and
realty
office
here
and
was
Ions
identified
wfch
general
business
and
public
affairs.
From
here,
he
moved
to
Victoria.
Arthur
Barrow
was
a
land
surveyor.
He
is
an
Englishman!
witty
and
good
company.
'
W.
P.
Lynch
was
active
in
gro
cery
business.
He
put
up
the
first
building
out
at
the
Junction.
This
was
a
department
store.
1
Now
It
Is
an
apartment
house.
I
The
recording
officer
at
Prince
1
Rupert's
first
election
was
Ar-!
thur
Cuthbert.
and
the
first
city
clerk.
E.
A.
Woods.
The
lat-
1
ter,
however,
was
not
present
at
the
first
meeting.
The
first
sit-
'
things
took
place
In
the
building
used
originally
by
the
Bank
of
I
Commerce,
in
the
neighborhood
!of
the
present
railway
station.-
MEXICO'S
PORTS
Mexico
has
22
ocean
ports.
Oil
n
WRECK
ITALIAN
GOVERNMENT
Calling
upon
Italian
worker
to
stand
by
their
Soviet
Union
"defending"
independence
oi
all
nations
against
aggressive
Yankee
imperialism.
Paimiro
Togliatti.
left.
Italian
Communist
leader,
and
Pietro
Nenni.
right,
leader
of
the
extreme
left
wing
Socialists,
are
sluxvn
haranguing
their
followers
at
a
Rome
rally.
The
two
are
making
a
concerted
effort
to
wreck
the
government
of
Premier
de
Gasperi.
Their
followers
are
rioting
all
over
Italy.
Already
there
have
been
several
deaths.
The
government
Is
now
calling
out
troops
and
tanks
to
combat
the
disorders.
Timely
Recipe
CHRISTMAS
CANJHKS
Let
the
whole
family
join
in
the
fun
of
making
homemade
Christmas
candies.
There's
plenty
of
dipping
chocolate
about
so
you
can
make
'
f:aisln
Nut
Confection."
Rich
with
goldfn
raisins
and
chopped
roasted
almonds,
this
confection
is
always
a
favorite
among
holiday
sweetmeats.
Raisin
Nut
Confection
Hi
cups
golden
raisins
Wz
cups
chopped
roasted
al-
monds
1
pound
dark
dipping
chocolate
Rinse
raisins
in
hot
water
and
drain.
Melt
chocolate
over
warm
water.
Beat
until
smooth.
Pour
half
in
wax
paper-lined
pan
(about
7
x
11
inches!
and
sprinkle
with
raisins
and
almonds.
Pour
remaining
chocolate
over
raisins
and
nuts.
Set
In
cool
place
until
hard,
Cut
Into
squares.
Makes
about
6
dozen
1-inch
squares.
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commissioner
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blood
transfusions
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Classified
Advertising
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Some
Australian
aborigines
j
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find
flre-maklng
so
difficult
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they
make
long
journeys
to
THOMAS
MEILLA5
IS
GOING
SOUTH
Elderly
Man,
for
Whose
Assistance
Campaign
Was
Held,
Is
Leaving
Tonight
Arrangements
having
been
ompleied
for
him
to
receive
ireutment
at
the
Canadian
Institute
for
the
Blind
clinic
at
Vancouver
as
a
result
of
which
'
i.s
hoped
that
his
sight
will
oe
at
least
partially
restored,
Thomas
Melllas.
Inmate
of
the
oral
Pioneers'
Home,
will
leave
tuniKht
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
tor
Vancouver.
A
campaign
for
funds
Instituted
by
Mrs
Ross
Richardson
helped
in
making
it
possible
for
Mr.
Meil
las
to
go
south
for
treatment
Mrs.
R.
s.
Sargent
arrived
from
Vancouver
yesterday
and
I
will
spend
the
holiday
season
with
her
sister,
Mrs.
St.
Amour.
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GENEROUS
TIPPERS
According
to
waitresses,
best
tippers
are
movie
directors
and
race
horse
owners;
the
worst
are
baseball
players
barbers
and
women.
GLAMOR
AT
HOME!
Smart
and
Cozy
All-Wool
IMaid
House
Coats
SEE
OUR
EXCITING
Blouses
Rose
Marx
BRASSIERES
LINGERIE
REGENT
SIREN
KNITTING
WOOL
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CIIKISTMAS
SUGGESTIONS
Irish
Linen
Handkerchiefs
Luncheon
Sets
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neighboring
tribes
to
borrow
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but
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say
that
our
diamond
stock
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get
on
account
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