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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
November
21,
1951
utrf.olv
of
Wi,,l,i.,l,.
"
'"I'lHi:
.
Hcinio.
;.rr,ltHiw
News
of
the
District
Weirdiiess
and
excitement.
Iu.r
,n
1....I.
.
tuts,,
i,
Marlowe
"Earth
Stood
Still"
Thriller
Vtlllf
IllM
niotii'a
uhi..l.
,-i;n
iit'l
a
human
quality
and
stunning
juvenile
,.
V"
'
tm
;
Tin
second
and
last
of
the
two
out
near
Seal
Cove.
It
is
tlicrv
'shacks
that
stood
tor
years
near
Jack
Mairs
will
use
it
in
the
de-the
corner
of
Second
Avenue
and
velopment
of
grounds
for
the
larfie
rock
cut
by
t
he
railway
re-
entertainment
of
summer
tour-serve,
is
now
twins
moved
away
ists.
The
Day
the
Earth
Stood:
Still,"
science
fiction
thriller,!
BiSaEi
riAf
a
c
Prince
George
to
crco.it
iniy.
i
i
,
Mic
hael
Ken.-e,
f
tt(.JlU
U
,:p
''',
llh
structure
;:nd
up)caruncc
make
and
n
.
.
i:
U)
u.
him
adaplablp
to
the
part,
plays
-o,
L,
,'
Itap-'
the
role
of
"Klaatu,"
the
strange
log
."?'',,
8,
to
visitor.
Patricia
Neal
is
an
.
M
'"'"e
ror
all
TODAY
.WILLIAM
IIOLDEN
"
-
Namcv
7.9;C5
m'-SUBJUADiMPou-t
Lake
jafe
Qwn
Census
CLIVfYA
riuntois
ALKS...
I
coming
tuis
inur&uay,
ruuay:
and
Saturday
to
Totem
The-
I
atre.
is
said
to
be
the
most
I
frightening
and
totally
compel
1
c
UMMAN!
The
Farmer's
Institute
dance
in
the
hall
on
Friday
night
went
ovc
quite
well
with
a
good
crowd
There
will
be
another
November
7.
tt't
BtlVEDM-
liurh-Timt
til
Tlie
young
Ladies
of
the
United
Chuch
of
Telkwa
are
forming
a
choir
under
the
leadership
ol
Mrs.
J.
MacTavish
who
is
the
organist.-
Choir
practice
will
be
neld
every
Wednesday
in
the
chur:h.
This
will
be
the
first
choir
here.
i
Mrs.
Charlie
Chapman
of
Smi-thers
paid
a
visit
to
Telkwa
vis-.t.ng
with
friends.
j
Bruce
Snyder
is
home
on
leave
lrcm
the
American
Air
Force.
tYir
thi
world-
rj
in
inn
rowcxing
f
tttn
from
i
't
Rev.
Mr.
Atkinson
of
Burns
Lake
held
the
monthly
church
service
on
Sunday
morning.
It
wa;-
a
sunny,
warm
day.
trut
Broidwiy
V-,
V
.4
It
Jf
Bit
I
y
.
xt
!
7.'
NOW
IN
PROGRESS
AT
There
Is
a
little
snow
everywhere
ir
this
district
now.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Prince
George
city
council
is
waiting
to
hear
from
George
Murray
M.
P.
and
the
Dominion
Bureau
oi
Statistics
before
proceeding,
with
the
taking
of
a
municipal
census
as
a
chick
on
the'
official
1951
census
which
has
given
the
city
a
population
of
only
4600
instead
of
the
popularly
estimated
7000.
The
council
is
prepared
to
pay
20c
a
head
to
enumerators
or
an
estimated,
$1400
for
the
entire
count.
But
the
council
considers
it
would
be
worth
while
since,
if
the
higher
figure
can
be
substantiated
as
being
correct,
the
city
would
stand
to
gain,
approximately
$24,000
a
year
in
government
grants
of
almost
a
quarter
of
a
million
dollars
over
the
ten
year
period
before
the
next
census.
i
In
Prince
Ruprrt,
city
authorities
have
so
'ar
expressed
indifference
on
the
matter
of
getting
redifis
although
expressing
dissatisfaction
at
the
8,354
figure
given
this
city).
PFP
APLENTY
(Continued
from
page
5)
I
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE:
Lju
Dilworth
of
the
Telkwa
teaching
staff,
is
in
the
Smith-ers
hospital.
Mrs.
Rosberg
is
substitutinj
for
the
time
being.
It
is
hoped
Mr.
Dilworth
will
soon
be
back
on
the
job.
Mrs.
Pat
Nelson
and
her
little
daughter,
Diane,
have
been
staying
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mis.
Reg
Partington.
.
i
The
B
&
B.
outfit
have
been
i
imr
n&tr
I
Mrs.
J.
Ncavc
and
son
mrhrl
'.
in
Telkwa
making
necessary
re
(.airs
to
the
station
and
lm-.
ODDS
&
ENDS
1
r
fit
illlTja
mi
Mb
I
are
home
again
after
being
away'
a
month
In
Dawson
Creek
stay-!
ing
with
Mrs.
Dick
Bond
who
has
recently
recovered
from
a
major;
operation.
provements.
The
new
well
is
not
yet
finished.
The
old
well
has
'not
been
in
use
for
the
past
eight
months.
ling
off-beat
motion
picture
of
the
year.
A
giant
Imaginary
ship
from
another
planet
descends
on
the
nation's
capital.
Miracles
of
scientific
wizardry
nr?
a'
by
an
interplanetary
ambassador.
Impregnable
strength
of
his
terrifying
robJt
threatens
the
earth
with
complete
destruction
unless
it
returns
to
pea?c.
Tension
and
pandemonium
run
rife
when
the
robot
runs
Mr.
Belvedere
Here
Again
Clifton
Webb
is
back
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
this
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
in
another
of
his
delightlully
funny
pictures
"Mr.
Belvedere
Rings
the
Bell."
In
his
newest
film
escap-pade,
Clifton
Webb,
as
Mr.
Belvedere,
decides
to
prove
to
the
Inmates
of
an
old
folks'
home
that
life
can
be
full
and
beautiful
without
a
dull
moment.
In
the
course
of
rejuvenating
the
old
ways
of
the
place,
he
trifles
with
the
affections
of
Joanne
Dru,
a
pretty
young
nurse,
and
ends
up
by
stirring
the
slumbering
romantic
urges
of
her
fiance,
Hugh
Marlowe,
who
plays
the
role
of
an
inhibited
minister.
Webb
outquotes
a
bishop
on
the
Bible,
expounds
on
everything
from
embroidery
patterns
to
stamp
collections,
proves
himself
adept
at
speaking
Chinese
and
tops
it
off
by
producing
a
youth
potion
which
he
claims
to
have
received
from
a
112-ycar-old
Oriental.
After
numerous
complications,
everything
comes
to
a
satisfying
climax.
Zero
Mostel
heads
the
supporting
rast
for
Webb,
Marlowe
and
Miss
Dru.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
Antilla
are
now
living
in
the
cottage
near!
VI'
I
FT
4
me
cornss
Garage.
j
Ladies'
Shoes
1
The
Institute
hall
looks
good
now
that
it
has
been
freshly
sided
with
grey
brick
siding
and
the
woodwodk
painted
white.
The
Catholic
ladies
met
to
discuss
plans
for
their
"Variety
Sale"
and
treasure
chest
to
be
held
on
December
7
in
the
town
hail
as
the
club
rooms
are
not
large
enough.
The
drawing
for
the
raffl?
w
ill
take
place
during
the
Bir.:;,
the
same
night.
This
final
Bingo
will
terminate
the
games
for
thy
holiday
season
umil
after
the
new
yea
when
Eingo
will
as:ain
be
played
every
rridjy
nj.,ht
iiv
the
club
rooms.
ONE
WEEK
ONLY
rf'fv
1
ki
m
z.
Hi
.1
w:
m
-
nunciation
35-13
after
piling
up
a
fat
20-2
lead
in
the
first
quarter.
Jewellers,
with
height
as
their
advantage,
controlled
most
of
the
rebounds,
making
them
count
as
a
matter
of
course,
Horigkinson
leading
with
a
high
score
of
nine,
followed
by
Anderson's
seven.
In
the
first-quarter
slaughter,
FitzeeralH
was
thu
nniw
nno
tn
$1.95
Portland
Canal
School
Board
STEWART
At
the
annual
(I
score
for
Annunciation
and
PORTABLE
CLASSROOMS
WINNIPEO
CP
Portable
class-
meeting
of
Zone
51
School
Board,
!
Fashion
Footwear
sparitea
nis
ream
in
the
second
quarter
to
outsenrp
thp
ulnnvrc
f!ini?,uuijili
JOANNE
ORU
HUGH
MARLOWE-ZERO
M05
t
AKTOON
-
Nf.WS
Tt&r
FT
f
Show
7
-
9:01
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ti
nw
iimn
i
t
ii
i
'wiiw
.
tm
n
i
ihjauih
TODAY
"Al,
JK.NMM.S
I
IF
(IKI.tllOMA"
7:00
-
8:iU
D
in.
Also
"I
KfGli
Tl.NEU
CITY"
1
Mrs.
John
McLeod
was
re-elected
for
a
term
of
three
years.
The
board
now
comprises
Mrs.
McLeod.
J.
J.
McKenna
and
Robert
Macleod.for
Stewart;
S.
F.
Mac-
6-3,
with
the
aid
of
two
points
from
teammate
P:esty.
In
the
third
quarter,
Barnes
!
rooms
are
to
be
used
for
the
first
I
'
time
in
Winnipeg
next
year
to
meet
the
increasing
number
of
children
reaching
elementary
l
school
age.
Winnipeg
school
board
decided
to
budget
for
six
"purtables''
at
a
cost
of
$12,000
each.
payen
outstanding
ball
for
the
Jewellers
and
nut
In
t
donald
for
Premier,
and
A.
D.
,
while
Webber
piayed-
a
nice
re-
Yorr.e
lor
Alice
Arm.
Roy
Sharp
if
the
board
secretary.
oouna
lor
a
score
of
29-10.
Game
slowed
down
in
the
f
nirth
quarter
as
Mant.in
s.
still
eager
for
more
nnints
fnnH
J?
1
ft
on
the
ALLEYS
mm
Vl?i
DAY
If
you
want
to
solve
your
transportation
problem
see
our
used
cars
.
.
.
these
cars
are
older
models
but
they
a-c
in
good
condition
.
.
.
and
most
important
of
all
they
ure
priced
so
that
you
can
afford
to
buy.
1947
Austin
8
Sedan
1950
Prefect
Sedan
1S48
international
Pickup
in
very
good
shape
19jS'
Plymouth
Sedan
1948
Ford
Coach
For
good
transportation
a
1936
Chrysler
Royal
little
opposition.
Hodgklnson
shot
a
field
goal
and
scored
two
foul
shots.
Fitzgerald
and
Barry
retaliated
with
two
points
each.
Attendance
was
poor,
even
though
a
good
show
was
put
on
by
these
stars
of
tomorrow.
i
IMKKMKlll
ATK
Praser
&
Payne
Wesch
12-
R
Smith
8;
Crlstolf
8;
Peterson
3
j'
Smith
1;
J
Parnell.
D.
Parnell.
I
Fashion
Dumas
7;
KedKWtek
fl
nike
4:
Formal,
2;
McFurlmie
1:
Hamilton
1.
Jl
Ml
I
It
Mansons
HiKlKkmson
9;
Andrraon
7;
Helm
6;
Webber
4,
Black
4.
Barnes
4;
Huitvlk
2;
Brentwn.
AnnunciatlonPitztjeraiti
7:
pr,.,y
s
Barry
t;
lurcotte
l;
Ijctoumeau,
Toth.
Smith.
Desormeux.
Lenlon
vs
Short
Circuits;
Royal
Fish
vs
Bulklry
Market;
Kaien
Industries
vs
Northwest
Construction.
Superior
Auto
Service
Ltd.
Hockey
Scores
National
Detroit
2,
Boston
0
Pacific
Coast
Calgary
2,
Saskatoon
7
Edmonton
3,
Victoria
4
Pacific
Coast
Amateur
Kerrisdale
4,
Nanalmo
8
Western
Int.-Okanagan
Trail
4,
Vernon
5
Third
Ave.
W.
Phono
Green
217
1
j
With
only
three
more
nights
;ti-
p'a.'.
i;t
the
first
third
of
the
Mcr's
Five
Pin
Bowling
League,
Manson's
Monday
took
both
high
jrngb
and
high
three-game
to-.
,
talr
to
lead
A
Division
by
three
points.
Monday's
scores
were
1.154
and
3.276.
Meanwhile,
in
b'
Division,
it's
a
tie
between
Paramoun
ts
and
Jaycees.
both
with
21
points,
closely
followed
by
Hot
Shots
with
20
points.
iligil
single
score
of
302
was
taken
by
A.
Slater,
of
Cook's
Jewellers.
hiie
Benny
Windle
oft
Mansnn's
raptured
high
three
for
the
evening
for
the
second
!
straight
time
w'th
752.
.
!
Kfl
II-
A
llui-i,.,,
Tlinm
Sheer
Metal
4.1
lintrrt,
Bulrliers
0:
Cook
Jewellers'
:l.
Spurt
Shop
1:
Horn.'
Oil
4.
Moose
i
0:
Hint's
3.
Bulgers
1.
Firemen
4.
j
''NHA
No.
1
0;
Mansjns
3,
P.
.ft
!
Amusements
1.
B
lliiiMiiii
snort
Circuits
4.
Hot
Shots
0;
Kaien
Industries4,
Para-mounts
4;
CNRA
No.
2
3,
Royal
Pish
1:
J:.scc"'i
Canadian
Legion
'!:
Northwest
const,
o,
Bulkier
Market
ST
WhIM.H
.
Oilititm
TOTE
STARTING
THURSDAY
Evening
Shows
-
9
p.m,
a
r.umrs
ri.AVHisTiii
1
vv
c
Btt'i
i
mini
SHIPS
AMD
!
WATERFRONT
I
Rubber
Overshoes
Where
Shall
I
Put
My
Suit?
A
Cardboard
Wardrobe
is
the
answer
to
your
problem.
Gordon
&
Anderson
can
supply
you
with
a
convenient
folding
wardrobe
.
.easily
stored
when
not
in
use,
for
only
$8-75
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Limited
Phono
46
"
If
ft
-
CNSS
Prince
George
arrived
today
from
Vancouver
with
85
passengers
for
Prince
Rupert
and
Ketehikan,
following
of
whom
disembarked
here:
A.
Wallace,
Malisons
25
Bud's
IB
WHBNONLY;-
Sport
Shop
22
12
Cook's
Jew.
Rupert
But.
Moose
r
Bulaes
D.
Irving,
L.'
Anderson,
Thain
Now
is
he
Time
to
Prepare
for
Rough
Winter
Weather
Home
Oil
21
CNRA
No.
1
20
Thorn
Sheet
M
19
PK
Amuse.
19
Firemen
tourray,
Mrs.
McBridc.
J.
M.
Condon,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Brochie,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
M.
McDonald,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stephens,
Mrs.
E
Jer-
H
lllvKliin
Paramounts
21
Royal
Fish
.
Can.
Legion
CNRA
No.
2
21
20
Javcees
Hot
Shots
Buikley
Mar.
Kaien
Ind.
Nth'w.
Const
-)??
17
Short
Circuits
14
Geo.
Hill
&
Sons
Ltd.
A
MT
M'HUil
l.K
First
Cook
Jeweilers
V3
Firemen-Home
Oil
vs
Bud's;
Buyers
vs
Moose!
CNrtA
No.
1
vs
Munsons;
Rupert
P'Uchers
vs
Sport
Shop;
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
vs
P.
R.
Amusements
Second
Paramounts
vs
CNRA
No
2,
Hot
Shots
va
Jtycecs:
Canadian
Stanch
Supt&nu
TANOUERAY,
COUPON
t
CO.
ITO.
...
the
Iwgau
gin
diilillert
in
Hie
world
Box
737
Phone
Black
69
n
T
D.
Sockdale,
L.
D.
Moore,
'
W.
K.
Rowbotham,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
it.
w.
Kobertson,
Orme
Stuart,
j'
pnd
M".
W.
D
McAra.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O'Rouke,
F.
G.
Judd,
P.
I
U.
Bonney,
L.
R.
Smuh.
s.
W.
i
Aedsrjary.
V.
Golden,
J.
Ablowitz,
M.
Fox,
Mrs.
C.
W.
Ruckhaber,
j
Mr.
H.
Marock,
C.
Nuttal,
T.
8.
Harrison,
R.
B.
Lucas,
Mr.
and
!
Mr.
Q.
R.
E.
Eburne,
Mr.
A.
Gray,
j
D,
Carson,
R.
Phillips,
V.
Miller,!
Mrs.
M.
Helen,
H.
B.
McNauRhton,
J.
Rotortson,
W.
S.
Hammond,
G.
I
Waileman,
Mrs.
M.
Faulkner,
N.
J.
Smith,
Mrs.
L.
Nix,
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Hare,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
S.
Thorn,
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black.
Thl
HHvertlscment
it
not
puhllsheu
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
"
"y
lo
uoverumciit
British
Columbia.
liiilllliSIIII
llillBliilBlir
NOTICE
MORE
"WATTS"
FOR
YOUR
MONEY!
Haviiij
been
delayed
thirty,
hours
in
crossing
Hecate
Straits
!
r
rtcr
leaving
here
last
Friday
!nisht,
it
was
nat
until
5:45
yesterday
mornirj
that
Union,
;
.steamer
Cliilcutin,
Capt.
Jmn&!
Hunter,
returned
from
her
voy-
!
asc
to
south
Queen
Cha.-lotl'!
j
Island
points.
She
sailed
at
7
;
a.m.
for
Vancouver
and
way-j
points.
The
vessel
should
have
;
left
at
10
p.m.
Sunday
for
the
!
south.
Depend!
Morriion
Dieseli
now
develop
more
electric
power:
3000
watti
ind
6000
watti
l
1800
R.P.M.
Firit
eoit,
operating
and
maintenance
costs
are
lower
than
jasoline
or
other
deisel
sets'
.
.
.
World
famous
Morrisons
are
"Self
-regulating"
and
"Switch
-starting,"
come
fully
equipped,
ready
for
use.
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your
compact
Mornson
plant
today
...
new
stocks
in
transit.
Price
complete
6000
Walts
$1
760
-
3000
Walts
II
340
Whol's
hc
Cleanest
Place
in
Town?
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SNAPPY
LUNCH
(furmcrly
Johnny's
Snack
Bar,
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near
Uus
Oi
pnU
NOW
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FISH
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.
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