Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
December
8,
1951
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Find
Ancient
Site
Of
Ft.
Ou'Appelle
SASKATOON
f
The
rolling
Saskatchewan
prairies
have
giv-
ii
hc
an
AUSTIN
u
mi
fop
Invent
Col
per
Hour,
p.r
)a,
Mrs.
Art
Oswald
entertained
it
tea
on
Thursday
afternoon
at
her
home,
2025
Graham
Avenue,
In
honor
of
her,
nephew'
chaiming
and
petite
young
bride,
the
former
Christine
Cur-rie,
whose
marriage
to
Robert
Currie
was
recently
solemnized
IN
BETTER
USED
CARS
0
BUiiE
LTD.
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BAyview
6161
VANCOUVER
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I
in
First
Presbyterian
Church.
A
plea-sing
feature
was
the
presentation
to
the
guest
of
honor
of
a
beautiful
bouquet
of
pink
and
white
carnations.
Th.
tea
table,
covered
with
a
white
handmade
lace
cloth
and
centred
with
a
bowl
of
pink
carnations
and
white
chrysanthemums,
flanked
by
pink
tapers,
was
presided
over
by
Mrs.
Charles
Currie.
Mrs.
M.
Valentin
assisted
the
hostess
In
serving
delicious
refreshments.
Invited
guest?
were
V.'
'.
Revert
Currie,
Mrs.
John
Jurrie
(mother
of
the
bride
,
Mrs.
Charles
J.
Cu:-le
(mother
of
the
groom),
Mrs.
M.
Valentin,
Mrs.
,
en
up
a
secret
they
had
kept
for
more
than
100
years
the
location
of
one
of
th-3
most
famous
early
trading
posts
in
Western
Canada.
t
They
gave
up
the
location
of
the
original
Fort
Qu'Appelle
to
a
device
invented
to
save
lives
in
wartime
a
mine
detector.
A
survey
crew
of
the
Saskatchewan
department
of
natural
resources
turned
the
mine
detector
to
its
new
peacetime
use.
It
was
the
first
time
In
Saskatchewan,
and
perhaps
the
first
in
Canada,
that
the
device
had
been
used
in
archaeological
work.
A
handful
of
old
square
nails,
part
of
a
saw.
a
copper
bucket
I
handte,
i
horse
bit.
a
broken
knife
those
were
part
of
the!
'
evidence
turned
up
by
the
mine
detector.
The
men
with
the
mine
e'etos-
1
tor
did
not
actually
locate
the
eite
of
the
old
fort
but
they
did
prove
that
the
area
involved
was
the
correct
site.
The
actual
size
was
discovered
by
Thomas
Petty,
principal
of
,
the
Indian
Head
public
school,
i
f
F.ARNTNO
THB
UriDL'Q
si
Mo,.
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lne
U1
naJj
e
mT
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PhyIl:S
"""""n.
Jean
McLeod.
Nina
Youngman,
Ol
uave
ve
Mi'l
r
Lo
Lois
r
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Dmbv.
Elainp
MavnnrH
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auci.vin
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n
Min.i
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unrc
au
un
urai
a
wt
mm
iy
instnict
ng
(he
classes
each
Wednesday
night
..lt
These
cars
are
older
models
but
they
are
in
-ood
condition
.
.
.
and
nost
important
of
all
icy
are
priced
so
that
ou
can
afford
to
buy.
947
Austin
8
Sedan
950
Prefect
Sedan
542
Internationa!
Pickup
in
very
goad
shape
933
Ford
Coach
950
Austin
Sedan
with
radio
943
Thames
Van
937,
Terraplar.e
for
,
aood
CARSHALTON.
Enshinrt
fti
Authorities
of
this
Surrey
county
1
George
M.
Currie
and
Master
town
an
speklncr
nprmicsinr,
n
R
o
n
a
1
d
Currie,
Mrs.
David
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MJ
VY
NEWS
budd
houses
with
cel'lng
at
7'-2
Richie,
Mrs.
Pat
Ratchford
and
Mrs'
E'
GoodstU-
feet,
or
six
Inches
lower
than
A
"steering
teacher"
is
expected
to
arrive
next
present
mlniraum-
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Aftpr
sparrhinff
the
On'Annpllpl
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,
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u-
increase
tne
raie
or
con-
guest
guest
of
of
honor,
honor,
v.
is
Mrs.
John
'
-nainam.
it
is
an
electric
motor
vaiiev
for
o
vears
he
located
Mitchell.
struction.
what
he
believed
was
the
old
fort
:
dnven
device
ior
training
sailors
to
steer
a
ship.
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it-
on
the
farm
of
Charles
Tur-i
Manv
unA
varimio
.,
.
four
miles
south
and
IVi
i
'
ai
c
a
rtu..i
s
uuues,
out
ail
upper-
nei
miles
w
vest
of
the
present
com-j
decK
lP.en
are
required
to
have
a
thorough
knowledge
of
Qu'Appeiie
J
of
steering
.
:
nf
clav
rlinkine'
had
li's
Time
to
Order
.
.
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CHRISTMAS
PUDDINGS!
nunity
Pincps
:een
found
on
the
location
and1
Thpre
are
many
tricks
to
th?
health
out
of
a
silver
cup
which
ndian
stone
hammers
and
parts
!
tra
only
learned
bv
p
acticnl
was
llicn
thrown
overboard.
As
too
expensive,
n
old
muskets
nad
bein
picked
:
c''r,,"a
veieian
teaman
this
was
found
nr.
In
thp
(rpneral
area
Rut
nn
1
Lt.
N.
D.
I.anghar.i,
staff
officer
.
....
bottlj
on
the
pvravatinn
hoH
hn
.ttmn(orf
cf
Chalhan.
"Bu
this
device
u
m-
oreaK,n8
of
a
mri
only
ona
relic-a
gold
sov-1
reKarfcnb,.
.v
;.
a3
suostitute
.
Until
1811,
j
jreign
had
been
pick.'d
up
on
VOVEMEXTs
lno
ceremony
had
teen
carrted
h3
fort
site
until
the
mine
de-:
Lt
LnnKham
left
I
p'anc
F
i-
out
by
a
loyal
personaso
or
one
VOTE
DEC.
13
uperior
Auto
Service
Ltd.
1
III
,3cio:
was
tried.
day
to
attend
a
naval
conference
of
the
dockyard
commissioners.
'
t
A
Now,
since
the
mine
detector
at
HMCS
Discivery.
Vancoinr.
ia-.
worksd
so
'efficiently
on
the
!
and
is
expected
to
return
De-?ort
Qu'Appelle
site,
plans
are
cember
11.
"'nij
made
to
use
the
device
on
In
that
year,
however.
Prince
1
1!
Regent
introduced
the
c
ist-in
of
ladies
participating
in
Uk
cere-
mony.
v
3rd
Ave.
V.
Ph.
Green
217
Builds
Tough,
Glass-sm
otner
fort
sites
and
battle-
Ablr
Seaman
"Tril-.v"
Pliiii-kv
On
one
T
occasion
0CCaJon
a
lad
i
tounds
in
an
effort
to
fill
in
the
the
shn's
writer
is
back
aboard
,
1lacly
'aunrn-
News
classified
'.saps
in
Saskatchewan's
history.
!
after
a"
pleasant'
two
weeks
an-
u?
tf'P
m??t
tbad
ror
act.M!i
u.-:
CHRISTMAS
CAKES
i
5
i
!
nual
leave.
a
spectator.
He
sued
for
dam-
fill-Hi.
v.MXUl
V
'
Ui-
,
fleer
at
Chatham,
has
returned
"J:..t..
ruK.
ine
Aamiraity
issued
an
order
that
In
future
from
a
conference
at
naal
head
the
bottle
should
be
secured
by'
a
lanyard
to
the
bows.
i
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
ALFRED
L.
BELL,
C.
A.
-
-
Resident
Paitner
Prince
Rupert
quarters
at
Ottawa
and
."ports
NHC'
is
vitally
:nteiestd
i;i
the
WREN
organization
and
th.-
part
WRENs
Dlay
in
the
modern
navy
of
today.
As
in
other
armed
.'
r-vices,
they
carry
out
shore
duties,
releasing
men
for
service
afloat.
v
y
y
v
9
Walls
that
Last
a
Lifetime!
You'll
always
be
glad
you
built
with
P
V.
HarcWd.
With
these
genuine
pressed-wood
panels
you
banish
forever
those
tell-tale
cracks
and
scratches
that
make
a
home
old
before
its
time
P.V.
Hordboard
is
astonishingly
hard
and
durable
...
its
smooth
flawless
surface
takes
paint
like
a
charm.
Whethw
it's
a
new
home,
a
game-room
or
an
extra
bedroom,
you'll
build
it
better
and
ot
far
less
cost
with
Pv'
Hardboard.
See
your
lumber
or
building
supply
dealer
today
11.
C.
IMhtributon:
CANFOR
SALES
COMPANY
LIMITED
New
Westminster.
B.
C.
E.
L.
SA1JNDER
LUMBER
CO.
LTD.
Vancouver,
II.
C.
ZIZ
Fourth
Ave.
East
P.O.
Box
1217
Telephone:
Red
879
Prince
George
Mission
City
Vancouver
Terrace
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V
9
v
y
y
v
V
V
i
!
i!5
and
AAINCE
PIES
from
Third
Officer
Terrance
El-wo
thy.
of
CNSS
Prince
George,
popular
lecturer
at
Chatham,
is
taking
a
two-month's
cours.
of
nava!
training
at
HMCS
Naden,
Vind
returns
eaily
m
F;b-uarv
SOCIAL
Lt.-Cmdr.
F.
A.
Johnstone.
R.C.N
R.
i
retired
i
ras
a
v:sitor
dri'l
n'phl,
a
!
familiar
sights
brought
oati
o'd
memories.
F
lends
of
Chief
Harry
Cut-r-s
railed
a
stai;
party
for
h
m
Thursday,
wishing
him
happiness
in
his
coming
marriage
and
brought
useful
gifts.
A
special
presentation
wap
'W:;
to
the
ehbf
by
Capt.
Har-.v
Fxod.
N.VA,
CuiTI
3S
Breakint;
boUie
o
wine
when
launching
a
ship.
Up
untn
ifigo.
.
lunchinq
a
ship
was
celebrated
by
drinking
its
VAiciit
vnt-ni,n-u.
.
Ccqutlam
8
p.m.
.
December
9
and
23
Camosun
midnight.
December
2,
18
and
30
Tne.-iday,
12
Noon
(.'aimwiin
Hit
U(V(
kTKIVART
and
PORT
SLMI'SON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
pm.
nil
Soli
I
l
KF.N
f
HAKLOTTE
ISLANDS
December
7
and
21
fs.
Coquillam
midnight
urn
oot'l'H
yl
VMS
IIAHLiiTlK
N.HIS
Oqulilam
November
30,
I.
1
and
2R
mirin'rht
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
i
nuptu
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finijhel
od.r
o
wond.rul
choic.
of
llyl
ond
colon
to
mort
tv.ry
decoroting
n..d.
Th.y
ore
.xceptiondly
.conomkol
-hov.
outttonding
coveroga
ond
hiding
quolili.,,
ltod
up
lo
yean
of
wear
ond
weather.
Be
ur.
lo
,
,
(or
Ih.
complete
Marlln
Senour
line
-
poind,
varniihes
and
enamel,
(or
every
job.
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Peanut
Day
THE
HOUSE
OF
HAIG,
SCOTLAND'S
OLDEST
DISTILLERS.
..FAMED
FOR
SCOTCH
OF
UNCHANGING
QUALITY.
Saturday,
Dec.
8
3
cans
of
peanuts
in
a
pack
Vi
Dound
ocfinuts,
cashews
and
almonds
Evcry.-r.c
in
town
to
be
contacted.
Deliveries
made
and
n-unry
collected
on
December
16th
$2.00
a
pack
IN
AID
OF
CHILDREN'S
XMAS
PARTY
FUND
Here'
the
happiest
way
of
all
to
check
off
your
gift
li''
thii
Christmas.
Surprise
the
family
with
slippers.
Warm,
novelty
slippers
for
the
younfc-jers
.
.
.
relaxing
time
slippr
for
dad
and
a
truly
glamorous
pair
for
mom.
Here
in
ofl
extra
large
selection
.
.
.
priced
comfortably
low.
Fashion
Footwear
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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