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Prince Rupert Daily News 3
Saturday, July f2, 1952

 

   
 
 
 
  
 
  
 

; ‘Men Visit
sani ir Of Deep Sea Fishermen

unerai services were set for 2:30 this afternoon Ruy rt City
| W.J. Bryant, manager of Wal-, u al se es P oy ee . Two members of the B. C.
Z| lace’s Department Store Ltd., for George Anderson, well-known resident of this | Power Commission made a brief
b4igave a comprehensive talk to) , s : . sac thcn't cee . business trip to Prince Rupert
‘| Breakfast Clubbers this morning City Since 1909 who died in hospital luesday night. last, night. They were: Ed Mar-|
lon “Credit Extension Efficiency) Born at Hattfjelldal, Norway, zocco, office engineer for the
versus Half-way Methods.” in 1886, Mr, Anderson moved ly commission at Victoria, and
"4 ; os " to Canada in 1907, settling first in Harold Smith, who has just been
|, Mr. Bryafit outlined the ex- Rossland where he worked in the |

mines |

| tension of credit from the time transferred from Vernon to Ter-
In 1909 he came to Prince Ru-

}an application taken right seni ?

| through to conclusion, whether Mr. Matzucvu is retieving at
the application’ is approved or pert and for the first five yeare Terrace during the vacatici: per-
| not. . was engaged in various trades, iod and ‘ater will gu tine
| eects including ciearing the right-of-

lleentad to Stee way for the Grand Trunk Rail

Peace River area.
cat While here the two meén paid}
Ella Good, Paula ., ,
|Rickwood, Evelyn Smith and way, now the Catz.
a He worked from 1914 to 1927 on

a social call on John McDonajJd,
‘| special corsages were given to , advertising manager of The
| new members Mrs, Mary Simp- halibut boats out of Prince Ru-

ports of club activities, weddings,| Daily News. Mr. Marzocco and |
son of Rupert Motors Ltd., and pert, then ‘settled on shore, work- (teas and personal notes are in- Mr. McDonald were former room- |
|Mrs. Betty of Sweet 16 ing for the city and various fish| Vited. To contact a reporter,|mates with Mr. Smith’s brother

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Contributions

Of Social News

Tne Daily News endeavors to
give al! possible coverage of so-
cial and personal news of town
and district and will appreciate
contributions of such items. Re-

  
 
  
  
   
   
          
 
   

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| Ltd companies until his appoint- phone 749 in Victoria and Vernon.

. ment as secretary-treasurer ut
Mrs. Catherine Laurie announ- the Deep Sea Fishermen’s Union |
ced that club pins had been or-| jn 1932. C, di ‘ Fi
red and woul » available t ‘ i
- 3 ~ at d a vy = © He was for many years a dele- anada $s rinest...

ers y } ex Lwe i

Sank - sh wise iit ad oe gate to the Prince Rupert Trades

ss. She also spoke brietly and Labor Council and for some

sen smreeatnaammanmemaat on the recent election Ol Mrs

time was on ecutive boaid
Rilla Anderson, of Helena, Mon- o aan kee a .

tana, who is the new president
of District 10. Full particu-
lars of the Tacoma Convention

SAIL—To beat the heat Robert French sails his
he Halifax Commons and reports trial runs
aid he enjoyed the cool breeze on runs dur-

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He also was a member of the
local advisory committee of the

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‘Crier” : and throughout his life took an, i
. active interest in fishermen.
4 } Brduktast “Clubbers were tom Mr peranidietes cadiial here
: . at the ‘gposed vii t ’ ay i r
ani District Tikes eens dart es veiiitan oun in 1923 and besides his wife These shoes are

leaves two sons, Ralph-of Burns
Lake and George of Stewart, who
arfived here Thursday, and a

 

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lich of the Department of Com-

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designed for quality

er Mines, Trade Minister
$C. Holidays in North

J Asselstine | . *
passengers aboard | Rupert

LOO 7 ro rel
merce, University of British qaughter Mrs, W. D, Mackay of and good looks. '
Columbia, who will conduct a Hope i
three evening course on sales- : |
: : | Rev. H. O. Olson of St, Paul's |

|manship. It was announced that
__|the number attending would be
restricted to 75 and that over

| Lutheran Church willofficiate ai
last
chapel.

» very ft ; esd Ni ;
rites from Grenville Court The very best in quality Scott-McHale are j

They will arrive late

 
 

50 had already registered for the
| course

Président Jocelyn Bolton ad-
vised members that a Rummage

: when she left] tonight
for Vancouvet ‘ .
ccationing in|
| last

Pallbearers, all members of the
Deep Sea Fishermen’s' Union,
are: le Kildal,. Archie March,
Gilbert Erwick, Alonzo Cook,

Mrs. Norton Youngs left here
night aboard the Prince

Sale would be held late in Aug-

priced from $15.95 to $22.95

Fashion Footwear

 

 

 

COLLEGE
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WATTS &

Prince Rupert, B.C.

 

$9.95

MEN’S CLOTHING

  
   
 
 
  
  
  
 
 
   
  
  
 
  
  
  
 
    
 
 
 
  
 
     
     
   
   
  
  

For Young Men
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‘ . superin- | George 0 spend a vacation in nah fink’ peveretmenta “hele dack Molzar and Halfdan Vax-
F : er Cae mains | ree left in the hands of Mrs. Mary - e

1922 to 1939,! . 7 " McLeod. chairman of the ways

f Mines and Miss Nola Shaw and her sis-|4nq means committee

istry in 1937.) terd, Una, who has been visiting

es

DAGWOOD, YOU'LL

Atlin constitu-|in Prince Rupert, left for their .
HAVE TO TAKE OLD
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33 and again in| Nola Shaw has been living here .
n of 1937, for the past six months | A COLD AND HE
WONT COME NEAR ME
aboard the FRANCOIS LAKE SALT LAKE hy
route back to ‘Several visiting delegates to
ied Mr Aw | the Women Institute Conven- is
if the Van-| on here this. week remained Y ES
and his wife: | overnight Mrs, Campbell of :
lien, manager | Moricetown stayed with Mrs
NR. and his| Partington; Mrs. Brazier of Telk- SCHEDU LE i
wa With Mrs. John Keefe; Mrs CHIC YOu
}Angus Kerr with Mrs. Hugh
Potentate of| Neave; Mrs. VOrsa with Mrs Monday Through
incouver, ar-|J°llymore; Mrs.. Kerr. of Quick S d i YOU MEAN YOURE YE T TA YES Sie IM GOING TO ,
e Rupert by. air) With Mrs. Van Zanten, Mrs. D aturday GOING TO DINE FRENCH DICTIONARY EAT LIKE ‘A MILLIONAIRE 4.-
He accompanied | 5-0" ee deren tee giana Leave Cow Bay Floats Naescaoeetp olarecr MEAL Ee GOT AN,
tytn aoens'| Wick with Mrs. Peter Mathews/] 9 p.m. 3 p.m. 5 p.m., 6 p.m. = Laan I 2 APPETITE LIKE
greet Francis at Southbank j and 7 p.m. Ca
if Islam Temple a 4 "W 3 Ca r
ther Shrin The Riding Club gathered at S NDAY:
a cruise to; he Landing on Sunday with 10 Continuous Service
Unio Ste: ; Starting Oul on the ride. Mrs . .
Union Biem- eier is co “Sendyr dam Starting 10:30 a.m.
Hugh Neave on “Warrior,” Mrs Al! Schedules
, pub yo.| Harold Neave on “Mamie; Louis eee
: the pest se Snyder on “Oogie,” Kathy Kean Weather Permitting
n Vancauver, |" “Queen,” Louise Macdonald
n last night. °? ‘Blaze,” Bob Jeffrey on “Ban- PHONE BLACK 926
ir of north ner” and Albert Jeffrey on
‘Cleopatra.” Hugh and _ little
Stwo-year-olad Richard started
oielwiitl Liberal | OUt on “Dolly” but only took a
Parliament tor short, ride, The group rode to,
one to feerice ts the old Sattler farm and the
H. Winters. Fed riders enjoyed a picnic lunch}
f Resnichan me beside the lake before returning.
ind accompany "ANCIENT STATE
nobile to’ Prince . . S
Guatemala in Central Amer-|
ica was the seat of the ancient}
bs Mayan Empire which flourished
aders in the first 1,000 years A.D.
gold. Bulger’s
» Monday, July eee for that
(164) . . © aw oe AN'T
verry idle owed picnic trip Sal caeee ee cae | Cee ie ar
| TEAK CREPES SUZETTE AND GORGEOUS FOOD
permitting. Refer a a ans =i OEMI-TASSE ne
lsewhere in this PICNIC TIME 1S HERE ee WHEN FM ON A
(It) Shop at the Variety Store
Members Basket Ex- for your Paper Plates,

 

 

 

Napkins, Paper Cups

Terrace, Sunday, July | : :
and anything else you might need.

um. Tickets: Adults |
ildren under 14, $1.50.
limited, Available at
lub (163)

  

JUST ASK FOR IT... WE HAVE IT

  

         

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  
   
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
   

 
 

   

 
         
 
   
     
 
   
 

 

 

 
 

 

    

 

  

 

 

 

 

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BUPRGLAR--DADDY
WILL BE EATING

IN THE RESTAURANT
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CONTRACT ASSURED

BLONDIE, WHERE'S ALL
THE F THAT WAS
IN THE REFRIGERATOR
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ONE NIGHT YOU WOULON'T

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