Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
June
4,
1951
NEWS
OF
THE
DISTRICT
Today
to
Wednesday
3
DAYf
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
MOST
DESIRED
won
OMAN
IN
FRANCE...
Q
ncrella
!
W4
Seel
$600
MOST
DARING
OF
JT
'.
ws
Jil
Den,
THE
KING'S
SWORDSMEN.
ace
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
Our
CLEAN
SWEEP
JAMBOREE
SALE
NOW
IN
PROGRESS
TERRACE
The
Skccna
Val
ey
n..h.k;ih
Liidce
held
a
verv
sa--
TERRACE
The
Terrace
Hs-pitai
Auxiliary
held
a
very
suc-
AllXAMIBE
TERRACE
A
splendid
i-fni
lea
and
sale
on
Saturday
Waterfront
rumor
has
it
that
another
China
Coaster
type
of
freighter
which
Is
being
brought
out
by
Frank
Waterhouse
line
from
the
Atlantic
for
service
on
the
British
Columbia
coast
may
figure
in
a
new
regular
service
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Fitted
out
with
stateroom
accommodation
for
twelve
or
more
eve-
rvt"
rP!Csfi
cessful
mwtim
meeting
in
in
th
the
Nurses'
Niirm
r
inns
s
entertainment
was
pro-
Lounge
on
Thursday
evening
last
afternoon
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
sented
by
the
pupils
of
the
ele-
when
an
objective,
for
w
.i
:h
it
when
a.
large
quantity
of
cakeo,
mentary
school
on
Friday
in
the
wi
necessary
to
rais,
$e
(t
buns
and
candy
was
quickly
soL!
Civic
Centre
when
they
s,a-c
was
decided
upon.
.
out.
The
tea
tables
were
if
Hod
-laliy
Ann,"
a
juvenile
operetta
It
was
decided
to
work
tew
ird
most
of
the
afternoon
and
trier-in
two
acts.
Goad
dialogue,
well
purchasing
a
table
type
stereo-
were
two
hamprs
of
groceries
fo.
UiCkiWOIlD
nr
delivered
and
very
.amusing
at
scope,
an
expensive
piece
of
hos-
a
door
prize.
Mrs.
West,
w
ho
is
passengers,
the
vessel
would
go;
on
regular
service
to
the
Islands
the
people
of
which
now
seem
to
have
turned
to
the
air
from
WOMEN'S
ond
GIRLS'
WEAR
rnCH
A
I
C
Jl
HOUSEHOLD
ITEMS
OrLVjMLO
5
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
iimcs,
ucuBu
ii
ui
suugs
am
piul
equipment
recommended
ay
acting
noble
grand
aunng
tne
charming
dances,
contributed
to
tne
locai
doctors.
The
purchase,
absence
of
Mrs.
Spencer,
opened
the
enjoyment.
A
great
deal
of
in
t,hp
near
future
will
hp
mart.,
the
tea
with
a
few
words
cf
wjl-
mernment
was
derived
f:cm
the
of
an
inhalation
kettle
for
the
come
and
later,
she
assisted
Mrj
impromptu
actions
of
some
of
use
m
bronchitis
and
other
chest
E.
McLaren
and
Mrs.
F.
Frank
In
ihe
young
performers.
cases.
dispensing
tea
ancHowers
ann
The
costumes
lor
th?
dance
Miss
Elliott
Head
who
has
fce.i
serving
the
tea
were
Mrs
L
members,
many
made
by
parents,
acting
secretary-treasurer,
vol-
Lewellyn.
Mrs.
Bush
and
Miss
1
i;iiiii;EmnmiiMiiv
iVzEs
Haugland.
General
the
steamship
when
trevelllng
replacing
the
service
now
being
carried
out
by
Union
Steamships
Ltd.
with
Its
steamer
Coquitlam.
Relieved
of
the
Island
run,
the
Coquitlam
would
then
add
Kitl-mat
already
producing
much
traffic
to
Alcan
developments
to
her
route
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert,
In
any
case,
It
Is
obvious
that
Kltimat
will
soon
have
to
be
given
some
sort
of
a
regular
coastal
freight
and
passenger
service
and
the
Union
convener
was
Mrs.
SALE
PLAY
SHOES
PAIIIACORBAY
U
were
lovely,
t.speciauy
cengnuu.
unteered
to
serve
the
te:m
cut
were
thoe
of
the
'
Bees
and
and
Mr3
skaaland
was
appMnt-Birds."
Exceptionally
amus:n3
Works
Room
Convener.
Volun-were
those
of
the
"Candy
Clowns'
teers
,or
hospital
visiting
for
and,
in
this
number,
the
capers
the
month
cf
June
are
Mrs.
C.
J.
of
the
jumping
jack
clown,
Mary
Norrin&ton,
Mrs.
W.
C.
Osborne,
Added:
Wold.
Cashier
was
Mrs.
Squires.
Homecooking
stall
was
conduc
NEWS
-
SIIOIll
Sh
jw
7
.
ted
by
Mj-s.
Clifford
and
Mrs.
O.
Mcvuii,
were
iioiewoi
my.
Mrs.
D.
O.
Little
and
Mrs.
C.
R.
.
,
",
'
In
the
kitchen
were
As
time
passed
and
the
chil
enouser.
-
Mrs.
F.
Thomas,
Mrs.
I.
Frank,
dren
overcame
their
original
i
Mrs.
Ivan
Frank
was
in
the
Steamships
line
would
appear
to
be
the
logical
one
to,
do
it.
The
problem,
of
course,
is
to
find
the
Mrs.
R.
Sparkes,
Mrs.
Collier.
Mr.
Gillanders,
Mrs.
G.
Perry,
Mrs.
H.
Levesque,
Mrs.
Menslnck.
The
sandwiches
were
prepared
In
the
morning
"
by
J
Mrs.
West,
Mrs.
Mc-
ncrvousness
it
was
quae
oavious
chalr
and
at
tne
ciose
of
the
that
they
too
were
hugely
en-
business
session
refreshments
joying
themselves
and
regretted
were
by
Mrs.
L.
Jrhnstonc.
the
end
of
It.
There
were
Ion;?
present
at
the
meeting
were
Mrs.
ships
to
do
it.
uiaioKues
anu
ine
ciwaren
um
r
i.nni,
Mise
"
Mr
littln
remarkcdlv
well
in
them
all
be-
i.
...Jf
!'
Laren.
Mrs.
Loen,
Mrs.
Wold.
Mrs
Union
steamer
Coquitlam,
ing
very
well
chosen
to
fit
their
S
e",
"'VkC
,
Levesque.
The
door
prizes
were
Capt.
William
McCombc,
return
won
by
Claudia
King
and
Mrs.
Sites.
-
iiiio,
unacuiaiiu,
.11.1
(j.
vj
uuo,
ima,
Parts-
Valderhaug,
Mrs.
L.
Johnstone
Miss
Annie
Lips,
principal
of
Mrs.
Norton,
Mrs.
Osborne,
Mrs
the
elementary
school,
was
the
Newhouser,
Mrs.
Laird
and
Mrs
announcer
and
she
paid
tribute
Glen.
ed
to
port
at
3:15
yesterday
afternoon
from
south
QYueen
Cha-lote
Island
points
and
sailed
at
8
p.m.
for
Vancouver
and
way-
MOS.
-
TV
to
he'-
staff
for
the
time
and
points.
At
6
p.m.
the
second
Union
liner
of
the
day,
the
V
RICHARD
WIOMARK
LINDA
DARNELL
STEPHEN
M
NALLY
R
TOTE
steamer
Camosun,
Capt.
John
ECIPES
work
spent
on
the
children.
Mr.
Labelle
and
Mr.
Hamilton
hal
directed
the
children
In
the
dialogue.
Mrs.
Mcintosh
was
pianist,
ALL
SIZES
ALL
COLORS
$t'9s
C7
and,
assisted
by
Miss
Matte,
Miss
Boden,
arrived
from
Vancouver
and
sailed
at
11
p.m.
for
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
morning
to
sail
south
at
12
noon.
fashion
footwear
wuirie
ne
must
loo
as
nf
Interested
in
Wilby
Creek
Owen
McFadden
of
Stepart
Announces
Deal
Stewart
Canal
Also
Active
Callrornia
interests
have
pur-
ALMOND
CHICKEN
WITH
RICE
1
cup
uncooked
rice
LOOSE
ENDS
(Continued
from
page
1)
like
a
wooden
Indian
is
i
Samograd,
Miss
Dow
and
Miss
Switzer
took
charge
of
the
songs
choruses
and
dances.
The
costumes
and
stage
prop
sible,
Mr.
Abbott
becomes!
Passengers
travelling
by
the
a
wage
increase
of
about
60
buoyant,
urgent
human
tan
",
2
cup
ftuceu
muAui
uuiiib
canned
or
fiesh
'i
cup
almonds
blanched
Prince
George
on
the
Oregon
!
cents
an
hour,
that
example,!
is.
A
few
days
ago
he
ren
l
erties
were
made
by
the
parents
among
whom
were
Mis.
Dudley
Little,
Mrs.
Stuart
Campbell,
Mrs.
Journal
special
cruise
to
Alaska
;
spreading
later
to
other
indus-
his
Indian
paint
and
fea
i
3
tablespoons
salad
oil,
to
be
have
been
seeing
a
lot
of
the
tries,
could
start
a
spiral
ending
and
escaped
to
Grand.
used
1
tablespoon
at
a
time
North
since
their
two-hour
stay
'only
In
national
disaster.
i
Quebec.
There
he
let
himal
here
last
Monday.
The
Prince
There
Is
still
a
larger
'
'
'i
Leaving
behind
Reynolds,
Mrs.
Kenyon,
Mrs.
Col-.
chased
his
Wilby
Creek
Metals
lie?,
Mrs.
Bush
and
Mrs.
Harper.
property
which
lies
amid
an
ice
Othe
s
cf
the
P.T.A.
who
assisted
I
field
near
Meziadin
Lake,
north
were
Mrs.
Hagen,
Mrs.
Morven,
of
.
Stewart,
it
was
stated
laot
Mrs.
Paohe,
Mrs.
Archibald,
Mrs.
'
evening
by
Owen
McFadden,
H.
Cote,
Mrs.
Bain,
Mrs.
Gale,
pioneer
mining
and
transports-
George
was
here
again
Saturday
danger
a
reduction
In
working
massive
and
indigestible
f
1
clove
garlic,
cut
in
hall
1
teaspoon
salt
1
cup
cubed
bamboo
shoots
(cannedi
'a
cup
thinly
sliced
water
chestnuts
(
canned
i
Vi
cup
thinly
sliced
celery
evening,
being
in
port
lor
a
lew
hours
wmch
some
unlons
aie
of
the
budget
and
the
V,
hours.
In
Juneau
among
the
now
dcmandlng
f0r
the
su-
Pai'r.
Mr.
Abbott,
now
i
places
seen
were
the
Mcnden-,
preme
necd
0-j
t,ne
nation,
to
Doug,
put
our
economic
en
I
hall
Glacier
and
Auk
Lake,
is
infi.in-
onA
,
nrnvtrip
r-
terms
simple
enoush
eveiJ
tion
man
of
the
Portland
Canal
Mrs.
Gough,
Mrs.
F.
Frank,
Mrs.
I
well
as
the
Territorial
Museum.
armament,
is
an
Increase
in
the
yu
and
me
to
understand
chicken
1
cup
diced,
cold
total
production
of
goods,
and
Per
cent
or
our
total
produf
Harper,
Mr3.
Irving,
Mrs.
L.
Johnstone,
Mrs.
Weld.
Mrs.
Orr,
Mrs.
Collie.;
and
Mrs.
Clifford.
The
backdrop
of
a
garden
in
summer
was
made
by
Mrs.
La-
a
reduction
in
working
nours
b""iu
e""'ff
district,
who
was
In
the
city
last
evening
returning
north
after
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
As
soon
as
the
trail
can
be
opened
up
to
the
property,
a
diamond
drilling
outfit
will
be
taken
In
to
carry
out
the
first
phase
of
new
development
For
having
violated
fishing
regulations,
the
Alaska
halibut
boat
Biorka
of
Sitka,
Capt.
(fresh
or
canned)
2
tablespoons
liquid
(1
tablespoon
each,
from
bamboo
will
certainly
curtail
production,
i
weapons.
Either
we
must
li.
Ihli
dvrtlstmtnt
b
no
publlihto
or
dliplaycd
by
he
Liquor
Cstfral
Bo4
to
tfa
GwmMrt
ck
Brill
Coll
VK
Per
tern
ui
our
curmK
There
Is
no
use
arguing
that
put
or
we
mUJjt
inc;ease
men
working
short
hours
.,,...
hu
in
nPr
cmt
shoots
and
water
chestnut
Frank
Paul,
Sr.,
was
recently
j
belle
and
her
class.
I
The
cast
Included
Jtihn
Foster,
j'Ann
Smith,
Marilyn
de
Kergom-
ncaiuijr,
uwy
"u
"""'v-i
Is
obvious
AUCKLAND.
N.Z.
(P1
A
man
said
"Well,
look
after
this
The
-hoice
choice
cans)
'
seized
by
the
United
States
METHOD:
Brown
almonds
in.
Coast
Guard
ship
Citrus.
The
.
,Kic
,ii
Ri
a.i,i
with
season
had
closed
In
Area
No.
2.
meaux,
Tommy
de
Kergommeaux,
work.
i
Joan
Gaven,
Davis
Stewart,
Myr-
McFadden
says
that
Wilby
ida.
Smith,
Ms.-vyn
Paulsen.
Ida
Creek,
in
about
70
miles
from
who
was
told
at
the
office
for
left
the
baby
he
was
carrying,
renting
state
houses
that
no
Police
eventually
returned
the
house
was
available
for
him
yet,
baby
to
its
parents.
tamefork,
mash
garlic
Into
salt
!e
Biorka
--found
with
ge
escape
It
by
raising
nil
hence
tired,
unhappy
and
In-1
efficient.
That
is
certainly
true
!
out
after
May
28.
This
was
near
Stewart
and
lU
miles
southeast
of
Meziadin
Lake,
has
a
large
in
skillet.
(Be
sure
there
Is
a
tight-fitting
cover,
which
can
Point
Craven
In
Peril
Straits.
wages,
which
will
cancel
:.
selves
out
by
price
increa-
up
to
a
point,
but
we
have
pass-
escorted
to
Juneau.
Tne
showing
of
low
grade
gold
nndlbc
used
later.)
Arid
1
tablespoon
Lee
Llewellyn,
Jack
Collier,
Rob-Jert
Melvin,
Arlene
Craig,
Joe
j
Sparkes,
Joan
Stewart,
Lynnc
Farquam
and
Janice
Kennedy.
Taking
part
in
chorus
and
She
was
ln
Canada-
crktt
nd
atout
2200
pound
S
To
Increase
J
the
char.:
halibut
on
board.
i
no
news
is
more
Da.sic
ancj
tnU5
T1IE
ONLt
FUR
COLD
STORAGE
VAULT
IN
NORTHERN
B.C.
present
;
ami
aiauiuiig
man
mi.
nuuuw
o
maintain
Our
copper
ore
with
three-
to
five-
0ii
then
add
chicken.
Brown
foot
veins
containing
2'i
ounces
lightly.
Add
1
tablespoon
oil
and
of
gold.
To
reach
the
property
lhen
bamboo
shoots
and
mush-one
goes
in
to
Meziadin
Lake
r00ms.
Brown
lightly.
Add
11-and
thence
south
on
the
lake
'liH
rirftlnpri
Irom
canned
bam-
dances
were
Marilyn
de
Kergommeaux,
Janice
Kennedy,
Karer
Favquam,
Denise
Warner,
Mar
ilyn
Orr,
Jani:e
Bain,
Irene
Prusr.
i
A
new
alrservlce
three
times
mue-noiea
annuunceineui,
m
standard
Mr.
Abbott
asKeo
weekly
to
the
site
of
the
Alcan
his
last
budget
that
the
per
adians
to
work
an
extra
project
at
Kitlmat
has
been
capita
productivity
of
Canada
utes
a
day
That
request
started
by
the
Queen
Charlotte
the
output
per
working
hour
a
politician
takes
courag
Airlines
Tho
Canso
amDhlblan
has
not
Increased
for
five
years,
Mr.
Abbott
has
plenty.
boo
shoots
and
water
chestnuts
yZ1HE
MOTHS
Pat
Harper,
Marilyn
Johnstone,
to
Wilby
Creek
and
up
the
creek
16
miles
by
pack
trail.
McFadden
discovered
the
property
in
1938.
Some
of
the
supplies
will
be
taken
In
by
air.
McFadden
also
expects
to
see
Lorraine
Irvine,
Edith
Jones,
Dorothy
Wold,
Sandra
Edmonds,
Roberta
Kenyon,
Lyn
Farquam,
Tcmmy
de
Kergommeaux
and
aircraft
can
carry
20
passengers
despite
our
huge
new
mechanl-
asking
the
labor
unions
it
and
6000
pounds
of
air
cargo.
,
cal
equipment.
If
productivity
verse
tne
cour5e
of
general
iper
capita
has
stood
still
for
to
abandon
temporarily
Cover
tightly.
Cook
over
low
heat
5
minutes.
Add
water
chestnuts,
celery,
and
Vi
of
the
almonds.
Just
heat
through.
Celery
and
chestnuts
should
remain
crisp.
For
gravy,
shake
up
In
SOUND-PROOF
BATHS
I
"ve
years
than
it
is
only
plain
tneir
precious
gams,
lest
John
Foster.
a
resumption
of
operations
on
LONDON
(CP)
Bathing
facill-
arithmetic
to
conclude
that
a
iose
much
more
by
refusi:
The
entertainment
was
spon-
ihe
well-known
Stewart
Canal
,..
.
-ei..,i
'
rut.
in
working
honra
now
small
Jar,
cornstarch,
salt,
sugar
wui
r.nvimmr
sored
by
the
ne
Parent
Parent
Teacher
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lust
across
Bear
River
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Noakes
presided
at
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t0
be
soundproofed.
Persons
reduce
output
leave
us
with
nt
,
adoX(
at
the
head
o
Portland
Canal
and
Mr.
Bcutt
was
In
'Lut
h2lf
2
mile
"
u
nearby
complain
that
the
less
i
good,
and
as
,
wage-
rbe.
clpatcd
J"
lhe
40.hol
hour
we
the
doer
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ens
and
is
smooth.
Sprinkle
over
,.be
CaruS08
and
Crosbys
with
more
money
In
our
pock-
rallwavs
after
last
charge
of
the
programs.
7Z
'
resumed
"
T
T":'
.
!"l
loish,
grtv;n
onions
and
rest
oflSlnKlni
ln
the
baths
disturb
cts
the
perfect
recipe
for
run-
.
ik
d"
b
implicatioi
were
recently
and,
with
dorsed
shorter
worKing
.
TOUGH
ON
COW
a
new
deal
being
negotiated,
are
expected
to
be
stepped
up
on
almonds.
Serve
with
hot
fluffy
cooked
rice.
This
will
serve
four
persons.
them.
I
aay
iiiuaiiuii,
,
;
In
his
budget
Mr.
Ab-
THE
LAST
TOT
!
bott
mentioned
these
things
in
Now
Mr.
Abbott
is
sayi:
frankly
as
a
statesman
ca:
CAPETOWN
(CP)
A
man
wno
.
.he
customarv
dead-Dan
fashion
!
the
Government
was
writ
tnis
well-known
gold,
copper,
silver-lead
scheelite
property.
Portland
Canal
mining
camp
KIRKCALDY.
Scotland
(CP)
A
farmer
here
took
by
mistake
medicine
intended
for
one
of
his
cows
and
gave
the
animal
medi-icine
he
should
have
taken
hlm-3elf.
He
recovered
but
a
vet
was
called
to
the
cow.
HISTORIC
COLLEGE
broke
into
the
bar
of
a
hotel
here
i
of
a
national
treasurer.
A
bud-
was
wrong
because
The
University
of
Kentucky
at
found
the
till
empty
so
he
helped
get
speech,
however
its
maker
foresee
the
economic
'
Is
due
for
a
comeback,
McFaci
den
is
confident.
He
declores
the!
Lexington
founded
in
-""yjm-'mLy
feel,
must
never
appear
quences
of
the
Korean
a
closing
down
on
the
government
oines
u.o.
cou
1UT.
"n
fn;Thk
excited.
Once
out
of
Parliament,
labor
yet
grasped
mem.
agent's
and
public
works
offices
Allcghanles.
from
.
.
.
FIRE
MOTHS
THEFT
PKIVIMT
MICTION
TOHICHi
with
OlYMPSNE
ontiwplie
llninwnt.
KP
OLYMPENC
alwoyt
en
yow
bolhroom
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u
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and
burnt
.
.
.
toot""
.at
Stewart,
thereby
making
the
f
development
of
the
Stewart
dis-
trict
suffer
for
political
reasons.
'
"These
offices
should
be
'
reopened
Immediately,"
declares
McFadden
so
the
handicap
to
the
mining
Industry
will
not
continue.
Indignation
Is
run
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tenders
will
be
received
by
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at
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BC,
not
later
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11
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on
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5
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Land
District
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years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
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