Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
May
11,
1951
oca
COAL
I
and
PERSONAL
Ottawa
Man
Speaker
Here
Daughters
of
Empire
Hear
'
About
Pure
Food
Laws
Members
of
Municipal
Chap
Story
of
Kitimat
Origin
of
Native
Reserve
Which
Is
to
Become
Great
Industrial
Site
had
been
put
forward.
The
primary
chapters
voted
a
sum
of
money
to
be
sent
to
help
a
needy
family
in
Prince
Rupert.
'
Mrs.
D.
H.
Stewart,
the
assistant
secretary,
tendered
her
resignation
as
she
Is
leaving
shortly
to
reside
in
the
south.
R.
Collins,
stationed
with
the
D.
S.
Love,
assistant
district
Navv.
returned
to
tho
eitv
this
engineer,
provincial
public
FINISHING
TOUCH
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.tCP)
A
school
to
teach
fishermen
how
to
cook
the
fish
they
catch
will
open
here
next
fall.
That's
only
part
of
the
courses
offered
by
the
winter-long
school
sponsored
by
the
Education
Department
and
planned
by
the
Fishermen's
Co-Operative.
I
SPECIAL!
Iberta
Deep
Seam
works
department,
is
to-wee
i
sailing
week
after
aner
taking
taning
a
a
course
course
in
in
,
.f
nnnnitiam
fnr
a.
ter,
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
this
week
heard
ine
r,asi
ana
win
proceea
to
we
trip
to
Masset
on
official
duties
Islands
on
the
Coquitlam
to-
.
.
about
the
operation
of
Canada's
pure
food
laws
from
R.
D.
White,
I
Kitimat.
the
centre
of
much
m
-jtiRr.
rereivprt
a
now
rnipn-
interest
today
as
it
Is
the
site
j
night.
iriar
wrist
wat-h
Tpiu
th
riav
i-chief
of
the
Inspection
branch,
Use
Classifieds
lor
Results
$
5.75
PER
TON
1
01
a
nuge
proposed
aluminum
plant,
became
an
Indian
village
of
month
and
of
Ottawa
"who
was
guest
speaker
Sonja
tea,
homecooking
and
week,
changes
:
'
0
....
hurAro
Ino
t
no
nt
Dt
o
r
it
a
mAnth.
P
I
f
work
Saturriav
12
2
tne
"loon
as
well
as
Ine
lime.
"7
"
wi
ancv
Mav
wps
e
j
iiK.y
worn,
oaiuroay,
May
n,
i
.,.!
meetine
in
the
common
some
250
years
ago
.
and
i
founded
because
of
a
murder.
!
to
5.
Everybody
welcome
10
SACKS
$8.50
(Ulc'
j
$70.00,
guaranteed.
John
Bulger,!
unge
of
the
Civic
Centre.
After
ARROWDART
dtp)
1
the
address,
an
appropriate
pic
Jeweller.
ine
legend
was
told
By
Frank
1
Anfield,
superintendent
of
In-i
dian
affairs,
at
the
Rotary
I
luncheon
yesterday.
!
Surrounded
completely
by
Union
steamer
Coquitlam,
Capt.
William
McCombe,
arrived
in
port
at
2
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
Vancouver
and
way-
nnounieinen
HONE
116
-117
or
58
x
0
kk-r-tt
point:
i
people
of
the
Tsimpsean
band,
I
ts
and
will
sail
this
evening
Masset
Inlet
points
whence
ture,
lrutn
unadulterated,
was
shown.
Many
questions
were
asked
Dr.,
Whitmore
who
was
especially
thanked
for
his
attendance.
The
regent,
Mrs.
O.
G.
Withers,
was
In
the
chair.
A
letter
from
Mrs.
Pellant
ut
Vancouver,
the
provincial
regent,
congratulated
the
Daugh
lor
she
will
return
here
Sunday
Christian
Life
crusade,
First
Baptist
Church,
April
29
to
May
10,
week
nights
8
p.m.
Sonja
tea.
May
12.
len
cf
ivKiauery
the
Kitimat
populace
of
576
stands
alone
as
a
separate
group,
with
a
different
heritage
!
and
a
different
language.
They
!
are
the
Halshelas
and
had
their
'
origin
somewhere
near
Rivers
evening
enroute
back
south.
Women's
Hospital
Auxiliary
tea
and
home
cooking
sale,
Saturday,
May
12,
Nurses'
Home,
2:30
to
5:30
p.m.
(M-W-F)
1
LIMITED
Y
wrwwo
ters
of
the
Empire
in
Prince
Rupert
for
outstanding
work
during
the
past
year.
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea,
church
hall,
May
16.
Tea,
Home
cooking
and
White
Elephant
sale,
Catholic
School
Mrs.
Withers
thanked
the
chapter
for
sending
her
as
dele
Rev.
Canon
Alan
Greene,
superintendent
of
the
Columbia
Inlet.
About
300
years
ago,
Mr.
Anfield
related,
several
hundred
miles
south
of
Kitimat,
stood
a
large
village
of
3600.
The
chief
of
the
village
murdered
his
wife,
Hall,
May
16.
gate
to
the
recent
annual
con
The
Traffic
Cop
Eastern
Star
Tea,
Masonic
ventlon
in
Victoria
and
gave
un
Temple,
May
17.
interesting
account
of
the
pro-
S.O.N.
Smorgaaibord,
May
13.
,
ceedings,
mentioning
especially
Coast
Mission,
and
Rev.
Dr.
Trumbell
of
St.
John's
Church,
Shaughnessy,
Vancouver,
have
been
visitors
in
the
city.
Canon
then
fled
to
Schooner
Passage
a
number
of
new
ideas
which
Cll-yPoll.P?int.0.Ut.t
raised
a
family.
But
he
learned
nn
in
c
Vif-11
1
1
r
Via
rn
If
nn
In
fvn
night
driving"
"new
thaT
ong
s
"
wife',
family
were
after
hours
of
twilight
exist,
because
SiP
"f
t
Greene
sailed
by
the
Prince
Rupert
last
evening
on
his
return
south
and
Dr.
Trumbell
is
flying
south
today.
Canon
Greene
and
Dr.
Trumbell
were
guests
of
Bishop
and
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson
while
here.
-K
-
-
ru.
evenings
are
often
hazy
and
a
detriment
to
sight.
It
would
be
Lutheran
tea,
Mav
25.
Card
Party
Catholic
Hall,
May
31-
Canadian
Legion
card
party
May
22.
Job
Daugmer
Jamboree,
May
31,
June
1,
i.
Tea
and
Home
cooking
sale,
Catholic
Hall,
June
14.
north
coast,
finally
landing
at
Mllri
Ruu
in
WilHniQ
Arm
ripn-T
feTRAITS
loped
and
Printed
better
to
use
lights
sooner
than
lnslde
Do'
,
chanRei.
'
thought
necessary,
just
to
make
Qnce
aga(n
refugees
werfi
'
a3'
t
"ve
in
safety
and
pur-
NMt
Hrivin,
driving,
a.
as
a
whole,
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Prince
Rupert
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I.
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shoe
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p
V"
''Ms
t
WATTS
and
NICKERS0N
should
be
taken
seriously.
According
to
the
motor
vehicle
driver's
manual,
Issued
by
the
B.C.
government,
the
number
of
fatalities
per
motorvehicle
accident
taking
'
place
during
night
driving
is
more
than
twice
the
number
than
during
daylight
driving
accidents.
One
of
the
main
reasons
for
this
is:
"Driving
at
a
speed
at
which
the
motorvehicle
cannot
be
stopped
within
the
range
of
vision
of
the
driver
in
other
words,
over-driving
your
vision."
Second
main
reason
the
Brio
titer
sue
a
normal
routine,
in
his
search
for
adequate
hunting
grounds,
the
chief
one
day
paddled
further
up
the
channel
and
stayed
the
night
not
far
from
the
mouth
of
Kitimat
River.
In
the
morning,
as
the
sun
rose,
he
was
terrified
at
the
site
he-held,
for
before
him
the
head
of
the
valley
gaped
and
undulated
like
the
jaws
of
a
huge
whale.
He
had
not
the
stamina
to
remain
In
the
terrifying
presence
of
this
imminent
danger
and
rie
returned
with
haste
to
his
family.
VALLEY
OF
ABUNDANCE
Upon
learning
from
the
chief
what
he
had
seen,
his
wife
made
Applewhaite's
Plea
For
Air
Field
at
Prince
Rupert
Strong
renewal
of
the
case
for
the
establishment
of
an
air
field
for
Prince
Rupert
was
made
in
House
of
Commons
committee
recently
by
E.
T.
Apple-whaite,
MP
for
Skeena,
who
presented
various
reasons
why
there
should
be
such
a
facility
here,
finally
winning
the
assurance
of
the
minister
of
transport,
Hon.
Lionel
Chevrier,
that
there
1
mm.
Shines
Mm
We
have
just
received
a
new
shipment
of
m'
m
blinding
glare
of
headlights
of
other
cars.
Motorists
are
asked
to
pay
special
attention
to
dimming
their
headlights.
Under
a
sud-
7owetL
I
Jspitolity
and
jood
Food"
lis
Our
First
Aim
ip
17
for
Orders
to
Take
Out
fun
of
him
and
bade
him
re-,
would
be
further
consideration
;
matter
whlch.
comes
t0
my
mlnd
turn
to
the
scene.
This
he
did,
by
the
department.
now.
1
would
hesitate
to
take
cautiously,
but
what
had
seem-
Hansard
reports
Mr.
Apple-,
the
tlm.
of
the
commttee
whaite
as
follows:
ln
a
discussion
or
the
matter
If
"I
Should
like
to
diSCUSS
a
r
fp,t
tt.
.
nne,
f
nnrelv
ln.-9l
Order
Mother's
flowers
now
and
be
lure
she
receives
the
favorite
varieties
the
will
cherish
for
the
loving
den
blaze
of
light
the
pupil
ofjed
to
him
like
the
jaws
of
a
the
eye
immediately
contracts
gaping
whale
before
turned
out
but,
as
soon
as
the
bright
light'10
be
nothing
but
.millions
of
has
passed
the
pupil
does
notlsea8ulIs
rism8
and
faUin8
immediately
expand
which
I
tneV
fed
on
countless
oolichans
i
Interest.
I
would
also
hesitate
iiodore
Cafe!
message
they
bring.
nucleus
the
village
was
founded,
to
suggest
an
expenditure
of
The
group
was
nomadically
in-
money
to
the
extent
involved
in
clined
and
established
various
connection
with
a
matter
of
small
villages
ln
several
loa-
purely
local
Interest.
I
am
regions
along
the
channel,
usually
f
erring
at
the
moment
to
the
Come
in
and
see
our
selection
of
DEAL-CRAFT
and
SNYDER
COCKTAIL
TABLES.
COFFEE
TABLES
LAMP
TABLES
causes
momentary
blindness.
I
cl1
ulc
a
Durlng
this
"blinding,".
theln?
tide'
J
...
....
u
We
tenJ
Mother's
Day
Flowers
-by-Wire
faster
a
driver
is
travelling,
the
'p,
H
,1
led
Steam
Boiler
in
quest
of
better
shelter
and
necessity
for
building
a
strip
or
,
more
distance
he
will
cover
in
.
t
w
that
state
and
if
there
Is
a
"l!ills
hT!'
"fh
'iteration
and
yiiCllDiutnuil
woo
uic
iai.
rw.
i
pedestrian
or
other
object
im-
Ipe
Welders
I
trees
or
any
other
growth
ex-
at
j-rince
n
uicumwriy
aucau
Ul
mill
11,
15
;
mns.
ornnH
lh
mnnth
i.f
food
sources.
The
group
grew,
airport,
whatever
one
may
call
however,
as
more
people
were1
it,
on
which
wheeled
aircraft
attracted
to
the
area
because
of
could
land
at
Prince
Rupert,
the
abundance
of
oolichans,
British
Columbia.
I
have
said
more
than
had
ever
been
.seen
that
this
Is
not
a
matter
of
even
ln
the
Naas
River,
Clans
purely,
local
interest,
because
I
upert
tlfied
Operators
probable
he
will
not
see
them'tne
rlver
and
thr0ughout
the
until
too
late
to
be
able
to
avoid
,
entire
lValIev
stretching
miles
thcm'
before
him.
So
he
called
it
Klak-
For
that
reason
It
is
important
1
lilisha.
or
the
level
valley,
and
kuild
Stacks,
Fire
fond
Tanks
all
sizes
FLORIST
Phone
777
developed,
predominantly
the
am
convinced
it
is
important
to
EVERYTHING
FOR
THE
HOME
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
USTRiAL
(Continued
on
page
4)
that
motorists
should
use
their
here
he
and
his
family
re-set
DING
CO.
tled.
The
little
'group
lived
peacefully,
alone
and
at
the
source
of
abundant
food
but
they
were
not
to
be
alone
for
long.
One
Eagles.
In
1885,
saiu
Mr.
Anfield,
the
present
village
of
New
Kitimat
was
founded
by
Dr.
CT.
II.
Raley,
a
missionary,
who
at
91
is
still
alive
today.
'
The
Kitimat
natives
hold
eight
reserves
all
of
them
surrounding
the
legendary
sites
of
"dim"
button
when
approaching
other
cars
at
night,
as
well
as
pedestrians
walking
on
the
highway,
for
they,
too,
may
become
blinded
momentarily
and
stagger
Into
the
path
of
the
vehicle.
f..
Phone
Green
884
JOHN
H.
day
after
examining
some
barn
which
he
observed
floating
ciown
the
river,
the
chief
knew
there
were
other
people
in
his
vicinity
for
the
bark
had
been
cut
bv
human
hands.
He
pror
SUNDAY
May
13
pi
JLGER
their
old
villages.
The
reserves
were
granted
them
by
the
government,
said
Mr.
Anfield,
in
respect
for
legends
held
dear
to
the
heart
of
the
Halshelas.
New
CNR
Box
Cars
in
Use
:
slips
ceeded
up
the
valiey
and
It
wa
nnf
lone
before
he
found
a
But
soon
they
will
lose
some
erouD
of
starving,
battle-worn
I
I
Isimpseans
irom
Kltselas,
tii
long
See
our
lovely
selection
of
of
this
land..
They
are
giving
it
willingly,
in
return
for
compensation,
to
those
who
will
mike
had
been
driven
away
in
t
clan
war.
MOTHER'S
DAY
GREETING
CARDS
"
Bulger
Ltd.
a
thriving
city
take
the
place
The
stragglers
were
induced
to
P'liird
Avenue
come
to
Kitimat
and
from
this
of
a
modest
village
J
MONTREAL,
The
first
of
5000
new
box
cars
went
into
Canadian
National
Railways
service
today
and
it
is
expected
that
1.200
of
the
new
cars
will
be
added
to
the
CNR
freight
flcjt
by
the
end
of
this-month.
The
balance
of
3,800
cars
are
to
be
delivered
by
August.
The
cars
are
being
produced
W-MASTER
in
REELS
Reduced
by
the
Canadian
Car
&
Foundry
Ca.
the
National
Sl:el
Car
Corporation
and
the
Eastern
Car
Company,
and
will
roll
off
the
assembly
lines
at
the
rate
of
60
to
70
per
day
until
the
orders
have
been
filled.
Delivery
of
tlw
re-v
unlw
will
Increase
the
num
10
c
each
This
Advcrtliement
h
not
Bubllsheo
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
fRATHALL'S
ber
of
CNR
box
cars
to
more
Board
f
to
the
Government
I
ca
priaw
ww
than
80,000.
i
rmiMiiiiir
3
f(l
Third
Ave.
W.
4-
Air
f-aiicngeri
j
MAKE
YOUR
CAR
LAST!
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I
From
Vancouver,
Thursday-
I
A
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ce
Rupert
Mr..
Martin.
J.
Morely,
J.
Franks,
I
D,
Law,
D.
Bravender,
Mr.
Beau-
'nnouncinq
KINS
Hit
b
s
atw
bltnJ
M
food,
M
atliciout
yes
won't
bolisv
K
Mil
yoa
try
H.
OtoW
t
new
Msllds'i
horn
You'll
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