Country's
Safety
Up
To
Young
Men
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
February
13,
1951
County
Court
List
Is
Light
Visiting
Naval
Officer
Compliments
HMCS
Chatham
'
Commander
J.
M.
Leeming,
Mrs.
S.
L.
Peachey
and
daugh-
Celluloid,
the
first
plastic,
was
I
tcr
Marjorie
sailed
today
on
the
1
developed
in
1869
on
a
wood
pulp
Camosun
for
a
vacation
in
Van-'
base.
Montreal
Nurses
Join
Staff
Here
RCN,
was
high
in
his
praise
of
both
men
and
establishment
at
February
list
for
County
Court
I
couver-
Moose
I
IMPORTANT
NOTICE
pa
;i
meeting
T
h
u
r
s
day,
j
consideration
Is
a
light
one
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Simon
Hall
re
"I
renruary
is,
8
p.m.
only
tnree
cases
which
were
dis-
turned
to
Butedale
today
on
the
All
fire
calls
sent
In
from,
alarm
boxes
MUST
BE
covered'
nnipH
nf
as
fnllnue
iPgrnntim
often,
eminritnn
v,
(It)
iiwius
unainam
in
an
interview
.
a
charming
touch
of
French
Monday.
Cdr.
Leeming
Is
reserve
Canada
has
arrived
at
Prince
training
commander
for
the
west
Rupert
Geneial
Hospital
with
coast,
taking
in
the
territory
two
nurses
from
Montreal.
Miss
'
George
E.
Armstrong
doing
week-end
here.
17.
,
CL
C.P.O.
and
J
Mrs.
Stan
Pellan
i
business
as
Art's
Taxi
anH
Art's
!
city
fire
hall
to
be
effective.
This
that
and
four
children
.sailed
today
ti
ncn-
ti
;
tuenc
Aaron
Aaronson,
Premier.
will
apply
until
notice
irum
run,
Artnur
to
and
lnclud-
A.
Thibault
R.N.
and
Miss
Rita
on
the
Camosun
for
Vancouver
:
struck
off
list
pending
apDlica-!
mlne'
was
brou&nt
10
tne
city
;
present
repairs
to
the
fire
box
enroute
to
Esquimau
to
which
j
tior
or
SDce(tv
ludompnt
Rrrvwn
i
todav
aboard
the
Camosun
for
alarm
system
are
completed,
point
OP
O.
Pellan
has
been
I
,
,'L,ti,r
wt
"II
!
treatment
at
Prince
Rupertl
PRINCE
RUPERT
CITY
Ouelet
R.N.,
arrived
last
week.
Miss
Thibault
was
formerly
of
the
staf'
of
Notre
Dame
Hospital,
Montreal,
and
Miss
Ouelet
was
at
St.
Francis
Assissi.
ing
the
coast.
.
He
said
he
has
been
highly
impressed
with
Prince
Rupert,
particularly
by
the
members
of
the
reserve
division.
He
described
them
as
"well
built,
conscientious
citizens
carrying
out
a
duty
with
transferred.
I
,,
Ba
tL
aLiZIT
i
General
Hospital.
i
FIRE
DEPARTMENT.
It
i
S.
H.
Hickmore
and
W.
T.
Hick
United
Church
W.A.
Valen
tine
tea
and
sale
of
home
cook
more
vs.
George
F.
Martin,
$1,000
Brown
&
Harvey
for
plaintiff,
ing,
Thursday,
February
15,
from
2:30
to
5
p.m.
at
the
home
of
y
r
aeienaant,
I
ONE
WEEK
ONLY
!
USED
CAR
VALUES
Mrs.
L.
M.
Greene,
945
Borden
!
nea"nS
set
lor
bmithers
Febru-Street.
Charge
for
tea.
35c.
(38cl
1
20-
1951-
j
Lew
Sha
Urn
vs.
Rex,
appeal
Ernest
Read
of
the
Capital'
against
conviction
and
fine
of
Theatre
is
looking
forward
to
1
300
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
sailing
for
England
this
spring.
I
G-
J-
Duncan
at
Ocean
Falls
He
will
take
in
the
festival
mark-j
January
4,
for
keeping
liquor
for
ing
the
centenaiy
of
the
famous
;sale
Isaac
Shulman
of
Vancou-Crystal
Palace
exhibition
In
!
ver
fr
appellant.
To
be
spoken
London
In
1851.
!
t0
on
or
before
February
14,
1951.
1
WE
ARE
OFFERING
OUR
1
REMAINING
STOCK
OF
Drta
"Diplomat"
Egg
a
purpose."
J
The
division,
he
continued,
of-,
fers
young
men
naval
training
and
an
opportunity
to
train
with
j
the
fleet
at
sea
or
courses
at
the
;
Esquimau
naval
schools,
j
Apart
from
training,
Comman-I
der
Leeming
was
impressed
with
the
complete
line
of
sports
avaii-i
able
at
Chatham
for
reserves
j
sailing,
boxing,
skating,
badmin-j
ton,
tennis,
basketball,
etc.
"It
Is
quite
evident,"
he
said,
I
"that
the
Democracies,
with
;
their
struggle
against
Communism,
will
not
be
able
to
maintain
forces
of
a
size
able
to
combat
force
with
force,
j
fine
answer,
the
re
lore,
is
a
i
large
reserve,
well
trained
and
efficient,
ready
to
take
its
I
place
with
the
permanent
for-j
ces
in
times
of
emergency.
I
With
the
naval
service,
this
(
training
lakes
many
months
Fire
Damages
Fishing
Boat
The
fishing
vessel
Great
Northern
7
was
damaged
by
fire
yesterday
morning
through
a
short
circuit
in
the
wiring.
The
engine
room
was
badly
scorched
and
they
may
have
been
other
damage,
firemen
reported.
The
alarm
was
sent
In
by
a
CNR
engineer
who
saw
the
blaze
as
his
locomotive
was
passing
the
Imperial
Oil
dock.
Firemen
haa
to
break
open
the
lock
on
the
gate
to
get
to
the
blaze.
It
was
put
out
with
carbon
dioxide
fog.
New
Licences
Are
Granted
On
recommendation
of
the
health,
social
assistance,
police
and
licensing
committee,
the
city
v
me
women
s
Auxiliary
10
a
meeting
of
the
St.
John
AT
1
the
united
Fishermen
and
At-
Ambulance
Association
last
lied
Workers
Union
meets
Wed-
night
was
once
again
postponed
nesday,
8
p.m.',
in
the
Metropole
for
want
of
a
quorum.
Hall.
Refreshments
will
be
serv-
i
00
PER
TON
ed
after
the
business
meeting.
(38p)
(
(Minimum
Order
5
Sacks)
j
HONE
116
-117
or
58
ert
&
McCaffery
Duncan
Munro
who
first
saw;
Prince
Rupert
in
1908
and
who!
is
well
known
in
the
north,
ln-
eluding
Premier,
left
the
General!
Hospital
last
week
after
having
been
receiving
attention
there
for
a
time.
1950
1'ONTIAC
8
SEDAN
Hydramatic
drive,
5700
miles.
Private
owner,
car
guaranteed
$2915.00
1!)50
VAUXIiALL
SEDAN
6
cylinder
Guaranteed
new
car
condition.
Used
as
demonstrator
.,
$1635.00
1919
FOKD
Tl'DOR
SEDAN
Excellent
condition.
Private
owner,
low
mileage
$1530.00
1948
CHEVROLET
SEDAN
Very
good
condition
$1535.00
1917
PONTIAC
SEDAN
Privately
owned
and
excellent
condition
$H3.W
1946
PONTIAC
SEDAN
New
motor;
needs
repainting
$1125.00
PJ16
CHEVROLET
COl'PE
Good
condition,
30-day
guarantee.
Private
owner,
low
mileage
$1190.00
1911
OLDSMOBILE
SEDAN
Out
of
town
owner,
a
good
buy
"
$890.00
1949
INTERNATIONAL
1-TON
TRUCK
Flat
deck,
under
5000
miles,
guaranteed
in
good
condition
$1500.00
1946
CHEVROLET
2',-i-TON
TRl'CK
With
sleel
dump
box
and
hoist.
Guaranteed
for
30
days.
A
good
buy
$1185.00
1951
NEW
CHEVROLET
TRUCKS
Vi-ton,
fi-ton,
pick-ups
and
panel
trucks
for
immediate
delivery.
-
WE
HAVE
LISTE.il
NUMEROUS
PRIVATELY.
(WNKI)
CARS
AM)
TRUCKS
FOR
I
IMMEDIATE
SALE
LONG
MOTORS
THIRD
AVENUE
AT
SEVENTH
STREET
to
achieve
efficiency."
Attention
Fishermen!
Highest
trade-in
allowance
on
your
present
marine
engine.
To
save
money
and
get
the
best,
b1
sure
your
next
engine
is
a
Kermath
Write
for
Folders
HOMEWOOD
MARINE
LIMITED
1733
W.
Georgia
Vancouver.
B.C.
LIMITED
HMCS
Chatham,
the
comman-;
council
last
ni&ht
granted
the
der
continued,
is
equipped
and
'
following
trade
licenses:
ready
to
train
all
young
men
who
E-
Carlson
rooming
house
respond
to
the
challenge.
"The
RoKS
Brothers
rooming
hou.se
Navy
Is
not
very
easy,''
he
said.
Edward
Riel
taxi
operator
General
meeting
of
the
Stioreworkers
local
,U.F.A.W.U.,
Thursday.
February
15,
7:30
p.m.
in
the
Metropole
Hull.
Business:
f
HI
"It
is
a
hard
life.
But
the
old
i
F-
Hegg
taxi
operator,
axiom.
'If
a
thing
is
worth
hav-l
ncense
ior
wasning
car3
at1"'";
v
(38c
,
,
l
Second
Union
OW
TO
1ILIIVI
JM3ACO
.LAME
BACK
Ing,
It
is
worth
working
for.'
.
Bla
s
Service
Station
on
Mcliride
t""t-holds."
j
Street
provided
he
installs
The
recent
expansion
In
sctvI-
drainage
satisfactory
to
the
city
;,
ces
as
announced
by
the
minister
e"Binecr
and
that
the
service
be
:
of
national
defence,
he
said,
puU
rm'tert''
was
granted
Malcolm
j
the
onus
of
Canadian
security
on
;
McDonald.
Formed
Here
ly
warm
ik,a
until
oil
l
A
second
loca!
of
the
tinii,.H
ip.hed
AtDiuggish
the
shoulders
'
of
all
young
Cana-1
lne
committee
recommended
Fishermen
and
Allied
Worko
,k,.
,i
nn..
...that,
ideal
r-inunoi-v
onii
v..-.
You
will
be
delighted
with
this
fragrant
tea
nm
A
t?
A
Q
AN
.
wmiio
UU
ttitT
Ull'Uliaiiy
LIV
UUt
.
u
uKt'..wuw.ui,
Union
for
a
ill
rilllLT
IVU-
imarilW
tn
n
n
'
t
in
m.rmir,ni.
mumm
no
parKing
area
bo
de-
clined.
;
pert
Sunday
at
an
organizaUonal
service.
i
"They
have
a
clearly
JT.V
M
I
I
I
I
I
The
report
was
adopted.
There
aij
more
than
4.000
uses
of
wood
today.
FISHERMEN.
c
rwo
10cals
arc
to
defined
responsibility
to
their
be
known
as
the
shore
Prince
'
country
to
preserve
our
dehi-Rupert
workers
local
and
the
cratic
way
of
life,
which
is
mor
I
.1"
,lUPe
flsnermen's
local
than
at
stake,
by
taking
their
of
the
UF
and
AW
union.
j
piaces
wlth
the
reserve
forces
of
ine
local
formed
Sunday
was
Canada
In
the
crusade
against
h!flsh"men
s-
'the
Communist
aggressor."
The
following
officers
were
twr,.-
nm(.,
!,,.
i
APPLIANCE
h
SERVICE
Vl
3iic
i!;r.s
4
r.tiic
tiifj
t
ELECTRIC
r
if
elected
:
ider
visited
bases
in
the
CallOW
times.
Tnrnntn
I
nnitim
Ullnni.
President
FT'?
For
complete
overhaul
of
your
HiM.li
Speed
Gasoline
lingiwu,
see
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
Wc
have
the
trained
mechanics
and
specialized
equipment
to
per
f
una
this
work
for
you
.
.
.
efficiently
and
economically.
To
avoid
delay
this
spring
when
the
ru;
h
is
on,
let
us
have
that
job
now.
FRAMES!
FRAMES!
Come
in
and
chouse
one
for
that
Christmas
Photo.
We
carry
a
large
line
of
t'p-To-Patc
Mouldings
WRATHALL'S
I'hoto
Finishing
320
Third
Ave.
W.
IV
&
Heating
Convenience
Vice-President-Lewis
(Chap-
peg,
Port
Arthur,
Saskatoon,
Ed-piei
Smith
monton,
Calgary,
Regina
and
Secretary
-
Treasurer
Tom
Victoria.
Paikin
-
.
-
He
also
visited
universities
Executive
Committee
George
across
the
orairies
and
cxprcs-Robinson,
WUliam
Machura
and
sed
astonishment
at
how
little
Gordon
Vlereck.
university
students
knew
of
their
Regular
meeting
night
was
set
own
countries
and
current
world
as
the
last
Sunday
In
the
month,
affairs.
The
meeting
February
25
will
.
illlllli)
Rupert
Motors
Limited
For
You
Ice
Arena
Poll
For
combination
arena
103
For
skating
rink
only
'
For
curling
rink
only
1
$250,000
project
57
$75,000
project
40
Moffat
GAS
RANGES
Jaitoriiiy
for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
IcHAND
I
HEATERS
ETEX
OIL
JRNERS
.'PLUMBING
fTURES
fim
I
ami
Alterations
elect
delegates
to
the,
Vancouver
convention
in
March.
200
Pt.
Simpson
People
X-rayed
W.
B.
Bailey,
assistant
Indian
superintendent;
Dr.
L.
P.
Char-bonneau'
and
Miss
Harris
of
Miller
Bay
Hospital
staff
returned
to
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
week
from
Port
Simpson
after
completion
of
a
tuberculosis
survey.
Over
two
hundred
were
X-rayed.
.
?w
-
H.
V.
Granger
returned
to
Bella
Bella
today
on
the
Camosun
after
attending
a
meeting
of
fisheries
laspectors
here
last
week.
Miss
E.
Jessie
sailed
today
on
the
Camosun
for
Vancouver.
.
.
.
You
couldn't
have
planned
them
better
;f
you
had,
designed
them
vourself.
Phona
649
220
Sixth
St
IF
LmrhfS
ial!
i
ISx
274
Executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
"
The
new
MOFFAT
GAS
RANGE
models
combine
beauy
of
appearance
with
beauty
of
performance
'Mfl
More
Vegetables
,yii
Rich
Beef
Stock
Gyro
Club
was
in
session
Monday
preparatory
to
the
regular
monthly
business
session
which
will
be
held
noon
Wednesday
instead
of
in
the
evening.
s
Gives
You
Everything
We
have
just
received
a
new
shipment
of
SAVAGE
&
WRAGG
CHILDREN'S
SHOES
enh
Free
X-Roy
Fining!
"Packed
in
B.C.
ouniftn
Sec
These
Lovely
MOFFAT
GAS
RANGES
'
Prced
from
$104.50
(Terms
can
be
arranged
I
That's
why
av
this
NEW
Canadian
Legion
card
party,
February
14.
United
Ctmr.h
Valentine
tea.
Mrs.
L.
M.
Greene's,
February
15.
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
bann,".
February
IX
(u)
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
Now
oi
$5
'
'
McRAE
BROS,
polity
and
kl
Food"
!
V
'
'ir;;t
Aim
,
V
dir
Orders
'
Lesion
masquerade
party
Frl-I
day,
February
16.
-
PRINTING
i
i
ii
ill
r
ca.vl
Conrad
School
P-TA
'"c
Out
.tlore
Cafe
i-
i
party,
February
16,
8
p.m.
Card
party.
Catholic
Hall,
Thursday,
February
22,
8
p.m.
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
cabaret
party
Saturday,
Febru
Highest
Quality
Experience
Versatility
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ary
24.
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your
tickets
at
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&
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Black
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We
rlo
All
T.vucs
of
ItuiHIing
and
Rfmudclling
I
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721
Trince
Rupert,
B.C.
erry's
Barber
Shop.
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VEGETABLE
Dibb
Printing
Co.
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a
Kill
KrB
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23
BKSNKR
HI.OCK
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club
Band
concert,
March
2.
Presbyterian
home
cooking
iale,
McRae's
Store,
March
3.
Lutheran
Tea
and
Home
Cooking,
March
10.
The
King
Kdward
School
P-TA
White
Elephant
sale
and
tea.
vHirch
15,
at
2
p.m.
St.
Patrick's
Tea
and
card
YOUR
FAMILY
DESERVES
AYLMER
QUALITY
i
..
...
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H
TOKI.V
Cliilootlii
'V,
12
Noon
For
Your
VALENTINE
-By
CHIC
YOUNG
You're
Tolking
to
o
Bachelor,
Dogwood!
BLONDIE
J3
.
i
n
Yr
1
1
A
Choice
of
VALENTINE
CARDS
s'
l
H'AKT
AM.
S
00
VOU
EVER
r
KISS
A
WET
MOP
SIMPSON
'H'WIlll
1
,.,
'
Sentimental
or
Comic
i.
party,
Catholic
Hall,
March
17.
Orange
Ladies'
tea
and
sale,
March
21.
Job's
Daughters
Easter
tea
and
sale.
Masonic
Temple,
March
2'i.
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