X
Bishop
Gibson
Speaker
United
dliurcli
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
February
16,
1951
eni
June
ror
Vat.
en
line
Jea
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of
First
United
Church
held
a
very
successful
Valentine
tea
and
home
baking
sale
Thursday
af-
Sloth
ahincj
Lenten
season
is
a
a
i
-Heads
you
cum
mifh
a
y
DOB
i
f
(
PECIAL!!
aF"
I
'JV
ONE
WEEK
ONLY
!
WE
ARE
OFFERING
OUR
raj
I
REMAINING
STOCK
OF
iVta
''Diplomat"
Egg
AT
00
PER
TON
I
(Minimum
Order
5
Sacks)
I
IONE
116
-
117
or
58
trnwin
nt.
thp
hnma
nf
Mr
T.
M.
Greene
with
Mrs.
A.
Logan
as
general
convener.
Receiving
the
many
guests
."..
were
the
v.ic
hostess,
Mrs.
Greene,
and
rs-
D.
R.
Barclay,
Auxil-
lary
Dresident
The
tea
table
was
aDoronri-
ately
centred
with
red
carna-
tions
and
white
tulips
flanked
with
red
and
white
tapers.
Presiding
at
the
tea
table
for
the
first
hour
were
Mrs.
R.
G.
Large
and
Mrs.
J.
D.
Galbraith,
and
for
the
second
hour,
Mrs.
R.
W.
Large
and
Mrs.
L.
G.
Sei-ber.
'!!,
The
bake
table
was
In
charge
of
Mrs.
j.
P.
MacDonald,
with
Mrs.
J.
T.
Becket,
Mrs.
O.
Green
and
Mrs.
Strimbold
assisting.
Cashier
for
the
tea
was
Mirs.
J.
S.
Irvine,
while
Mrs.
Webber
and
Mrs.
Sandturbane
were
in
charge
of
tea
arrangements.
Serviteurs
for
the
afternoon
!
ere
Mrs.
T.
Petcoff,
Mrs.
A.
S.
Nickerson,
Mrs.
W.
Thorn,
Mrs.
A.
Mosley,
Mrs.
Evans
and
Mrs.
G.
W.
Grabom.
H
S
rJ&
It
1
1
Coast
to
coast,
one
of
Canada
'i
I
i
I
finest
London
Dry
Gins
at
I
I
popular
price.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
o
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
oi
by
the
Government
of
Britiih
Columbia,
period
!
when
man
should
look
Into
him
self
and
eliminate
there
what
he
knows
is
undesirable.
Self-denial,
explained
the
R
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r
r
t
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.
tn
,'nh,
V
e
lan
i,
luncheon
Thursday,
is
for-
saking
something
secondary
for
"5
J
.1"mL
mporta"ce-
tion
to
"taking
stock
of
mer-
chandize
to
see
how
you
stand."
"Giving
up
certain
foods,
cigarettes,
or
staying
away
from
theatres
is
not
what
Lent
is
for,"
he
said.
Fasting
was
once
considered
to
be
essential
to
Lent
but
Bishop
Gibson
pointed
out
that,
unless
such
was
the
onlv
means
by
which
the
desirable
esult
could
be
attained
a
personal
readjustment
of
values-then
only
harm
could
come
of
a
person
not
eating.
The
word
"Lent"
originator1
from
early
Analo-Saxon
language
meaning
"Spring"
and
a
term
late-
developed
to
mean
spring
strengthening,
or
Lenten
Fasting.
This
was
first
observed
:ifter
the
death
and
a
rising
o
Jesus
Christ,
foi-
a
period
of
4d
hours,
from
Good
Friday
to
Easter
Monday.
In
the
year
130
A
D.
the
church
set
aside
a
tenth,
or
a
tithe
of
a
year
for
fasting,
from
which
the
present
period
of
Lont
49
days
before
Easter
developed.
In
his
boyhood",
said
Bishop
Gibson,
Lent
was
very
rigidly
observed.
It
was
once
on
the
statute
books
of
Ermland,
and
a
strict
Church
law.
There
could
be
no
narties.
or
social
eather
jn&s.
Dancing
was
not
even
thought
of,
and
o;ie
couldn't
ei
marr
ed.
Such
ru
es
are
still
be-
ing
observed
in
several
European
countries.
Although
the
season
of
Lent
should
be
considered
a
reminder
to
"take
stock
of
yourself,"
Bishop
Gibson
pointed
out
that,
such
stock-taking
should
not
only
be
confined
to
this
period.
"Character
doesn't
grow
by
itself.
It
must
be
trained."
He
Industrial
Welding
COMPANY
We
specialize
In
boat
and
domestic
fuel-oi'
tanks.
Built
according
to
Underwriters.
All
government
certified
operators.
PHONE
GREEN
HH
I
;rt
&
McCaffery
about
hats,
so
don't
start
wrong
with
it"
PERSONAL
j
i
j
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
F.
Robins
of
Port
Edward
left
on
today's
:
plane
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
For
Stanley
Home
Products
phone
Hilda
Berg,
Blue
887.
(Hp)
Mrs.
Helen
Macfie
sailed
last
"tent
on
the
Prince
George
for;
Victoria
where
she
will
pay
a
i
visn.
wun
ner
son
ana
aaugn-
;
ici-m-iaw,
wir.
ana
wus.
Jacs
Macfie.
j
I
nnoitn
cent
en
Id
Letion
masquerade
party
Friday,
February
16.
Conrad
School
P-TA
card
party,
February
16,
8
p.m.
LIMITED
""
'
TV
f,,((r
M.l'hv
AHim
.
"You
don't
know
anything
looking
at
things
oca
and
Boy
Scout
demonstration,
3rd
Ave.
at
Post
Office,
Saturday,
4
p.m.
Boxing,
games,
contests.
(ltd
S.O.N.
WhLst
and
Dance
Friday,
Feb.
16.
WhiAt
8
o'clock.
Music
by
Mike
Colussl.
Refresh
ments.
Everybody
welcome.
unr.1
Inspector
Walter
Gill,
game
department,
is
returning
by
this
evening's
train
to
Prince
Geo'Re
after
spending
a
couple
of
days
in
the
citv
on
official
business.
March
1
is
the
closing
date
lor
entries
in
the
Music
and
Drama
Festival.
Entry
forms
arc
available
at
the
Civic
Centre
or
write
Box
1727.
(41c
t
James
Cunningham,
game
commissioner
for
British"
Col-ubia,
after
spending
two
days
here
with
the
Prince
Rupert
Rort
and
Gun
Club,
returned
to
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
George
last
night.
Canadian
Legion
Valentine
Masquerade
Dance
at
the
Legion
Hall,
Friday,
February
16,
at
10
Nickerson
IN
THE
DAILTi
NEWS
PAYS!
'
sw
I
t
I
I
,w.v.:.-.v---,
S&ii&i
W,IM
TKe
clean.
cHicient
mod
ern
method
of-
baking
ond
cooking:
We
have
iust
received
5
different
models
from
Which
to
make
your
choice
GAME
BANQUET
To
Augment
Staff
Here
Hod
and
Gun
Dinner
Hears
Speeches,
Sees
Pictures,
Enjajs
Wild
Fare
The
local
game
department
Is
to
he
relieved
of
much
work
in
the
near
future,
according
to
Inspector
Waller
QUI,
in
charge
of
the
northern
division.
Inspector
Gill,
speaking
at
the
Rod
and
Gun
Club
annual
ban
quet
last
night,
said
he
"reasonably
sure'"
that
another
warden
would
be
added
to
the
two-man
staff
hori
anH
a
ukir-
villi
pany,
Lainoiic
"
charged
his
fellow
Rotarians
ti
Thursday,
February
22,
8
p.m.
j
..lakeb
Ume
oul
now
and
aaln
tn
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
prune
fruitless
branches
off
tho
cabaret
party
Saturday,
Febru-
,tree
of
life,"
thus
aiding
a
man
ary
24.
Pick
up
your
tickets
at
n
both,
his
pe
sonality
and
busi-Jerry's
Barber
Shop.
nes5
endeavors.
Canadian
Legion
card
party,
I
1
was'p.m.
Dancing
10-2.
Novelties,
Watts
&
CLASSIFIED
AnviiicTl6INU
Gurney
Kitchen
Tested"
Gas
Ranges
Specially
designed
for
ROCKGAS"
.
We
have
just
received
a
new
shipment
of
SAVAGE
&
WRAGG
CHILDREN'S
SHOES
FASHION
Gordon
&
Anderson
,
.
.
.
,
,.
I
Pierre
LrRo.ss
and
son
return-
per
would
be
placed
on
the
PML
rd
t(J
the
cRv
on
ne
chilcotin
gam.-department
patrol
boat.
,hls
artcrnoon.
f,om
a
trlp
u
Ihe
boat,
which
has
been
re-
Vancouver
,
turned
to
the
game
department'
by
the
police,
would
be
stationed
Members,
Deep
Sea
Fisher-between
Butedate
and
Ocean
men's
Union,
please
attend
reg-Falls.
..jj
ular
meeting
Sunday,
February
Inspector
Gill
promised
his'18.
2
P-m-
Nomination
of
officer?
!
Tastes
fifce
a
million-
JUST
SWEET
ENOUGH
and
so
delicious!
Canada's
favorite
prepared
rice
cereal
by
more
than
5
to
II
February
28
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club
Band
concert,
March
2.
Presbyterian
home
cooking
sale,
McRae's
Store,
March
3.
Lutheran
Tea
and
Home
Cook-
1
ing,
March
10.
The
King
Edward
School
P-TA
White
Elephant
sale
and
tea,
vlarch
15,
at
2
p.m.
i
St.
Patrick's
Tea
and
card'
party,
Catholic
Hall,
March
17.
I
Orange
Ladies'
tea
and
sale,'
March
21.
I
Job's
Daughters
Easter
tea
and'
sale,
Masonic
Temple,
March
22.
Cathedral
spring
sale,
March!
.
Legion
Auxiliary
Spring
Sale,
I
April
4.
Presbyterian
spring
sale,
April
12.
w.O.T.M.
Spring
bazaar,
April
20.
Peter's
Spring
Sale,
April
Sonja
tea.
May
11
Relieve
w,Rm
Catarrh
Put
a
few
droDS
of
Vicks
Va-tro-nol
in
each
noctril.
It
flushes
out
mucus
end
makes
breathing
easier.
Try
it.
WtttSVA-TEO-KOl
JOHN
H.
BULGER
Orio
lonieltt
irht
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
"flirrfoo.r
ACTIC
)R
HEALTH
w
nrst
time
you
OrnpraHor?
If
you
nplp.
you
were
quit
y
irurh
In
the
dark'
e
he
used
to
get
he
didn't
(jive
out
jtmnf.
Perhaps
you
tird
"odjiutment".
some
kind
of
n.
however,
you
(with
things
about
ad-rause
no
discom-d
to
better
health.
Jtie
spinal
adjust-
method
of
restor-iMnn
any
vertebrae
I
displaced.
These
jton.iU
seements
of
Itfun.
Displacements
cps.
known
as
"ub-sn
important
factor
iisea.se.
Saimnation
of
the
sometimes
requiring
pictures,
tells
the
.irh
veretebrae
have
and
the
exact
de-vnt.
He
knows
that
defect
is
Interfering
al
trammifsion
of
through
the
spinal
fofiween
the
verte-S
tissues
and
or
cans
tri
in
thus
manner
i
varied
conditions
t
correcting
the
distil
adjustments,
the
is
to
restore
a
free,
hinulses,
and
allow
of
nature
to
func-
c.
can
take
adjust-;
fants
to
octogenar
'T
time
necessary
audition
of
dlseawi
with
several
fac-'
the
patient,
hia
i
the
nature
and
ease.
f
i$r
Chrnpnrlnr
t'KKciatiun
of
11
C.
.
f
i'Y
I
.L
us
I
tCOHOMY
1
NI.W
.
jlREMAH
1
I
burner
solves
1)1
I
problem
in
h,';-'
.toil.
i
1
M
VOUU
NEED
i'LVE
8I(J
!
CH
ran
vi
r
u
!9
li;c
prizes,
reircsnmeius.
ncieis
available
at
Legion
office
and
'
Legion
27
Club.
(40c)
'or
tne
e"suinK
year-
wl"
taKP
place
at
this
meeting.
41pi
Uo
oK'-in
if
q:.
,.:!.
w
T.rihllt.n
1V
to
!
Rainbow
Lake.
Other
guest
at
the
dinner
was
Staff
Sgt.
L.
A.
N.
Potterton,
whoj
commended
the
club
for
an
en-1
Joyable
dinner.
An
all-game
re-
past
was
served,
which
included
saimon
ana
moose-ourgers,
iisn
i
ana
meat
Deing
proviaea
Dy
i
members.
The
program
of
the
evening
concluded
with
a
showing
of
several
moving
pictures.
One
depleted
phases
of
life
development
with
processes
of
survival
lrom
the
very
earliest
of
creatures
as
traced
by
fossilized
remains
in
Colorado
Canyon.
Another
dealt
in
popular
style
but
Impressively
with
the
subject
of
precautions
in
the
use
of
fire
arms.
A
third
picture,
provided
by
Mr.
Cunningham,
was
a
graphic
depiction
of
the
tragedy
of
forest
fires
and
their
widespread
effects
hi
the
wav
of
damage
to
natural
resources
and
from
the
economic
standpoint.
Fourth
pic-
lure
was
bv
Staff
Sergeant.
L.
A
coming
activities
which
the
Rod
and
Gun
Clhb
was
planning.
Over
100
attended.
fullest
co-operation
with
the
game
club.
It
is
his
Intention,
he
said,
to
vihit
l'hudhomme
Lake
next
summer
to
conduct
tests,
such
as
temperature
readings
and
depth
sounding.
Also,
an
attempt
will
be
made
to
stock
the
lake
with
freshwater
shrimp
from
Smlthers
The
Inspector
suggested
that
at
first
two
enclosures
be
construct-1
ed
to
confine
the
shrimp
in
a
small
section
of
the
lake.
In
one
enclosure
food
from
their
Snuth-crs'
habitat
would
be
placed;
In
the
other
they
would
iive
in
local
environment..
Thus,
survival
tr-sts
could
be
accurately
and
easily
computed.
"INDUSTRY"
G.
A.
Hunter,
managing
editor
of
the
Dally
News,
said
sport
hunting
and
fishing
was
"big
in
dustry"
and
should
be
treated
as
such.
More
service
should
be
!
made
available
to
tourists.
Local
i
interest,
loo.
should
U
enctmr-I
aged,
he
said.
Mr.
Hunter
cited
Ketchikan
i
and
their
annual
salmon
derby,
which
attracUs
much
attention
to,
fa
r
BARGAIN
NOURISHMENT!
Without
cooking,
without
work
I
Plus
extra
servings,
extra
savings
in
the
new
big
box!
X2sT
rce
JfH
X-Roy
Fitting!
Speak
-for
rteelf...
-rvOtA
.
.
PRINTING
unit.
fl.'axKan
town
each
vcar.
n.
Potterton
R.C.M.P.
and
show-Chalrman
James
Bacon
agreed
ed
scenes
on
a
trip
through
the
with
Mr.
Hunter's
view.
j
Bella
Coo'a
asd
Chilcotin
country
"If
they
can
catch
oalnum
in
I
between
Bella
Coola
and
the
Ketchikan.
I
guess
we
can
catch
Cariboo.
better
salmon
In
Prince
Rupert,"
Douglas
Kerr
thaiiked
the
he
said.
He
advised,
the
club
to
'
guests
of
honor
and
the
speakers
:ive
the
derby
serious
thought,
and
reviewed
some
of
tin-fort
h-
Highest
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PURPOSES
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Versatility
PHONE
231
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UitiL
JSctuily
For
Milady
AT
OUR
COSMETIC
COUNTER
Toni
Home
Permanents
Hand
Lotion
Face
Cream
Face
Powder
Lipsticks
Bobby
Pins
Hair
Nets
Hair
Curlers
hiiu
aiso
caned
lor
more
co-oppration
from
members.
Referring
to
the
annual
meeting
this
soring,
Mr.
Bacon
said
an
important
subject
then
lo
ileal
with
was
"perniisKinn
for
women
to
Join
the
club."
There
were
almost
as
many
women
anglers
t
War
as
men,
he
said,
and
thought
it
only
fair
thev
shnuH
have
a
voire
in
game
matters.
Past
Preiident
Thomas
Boulter,
In
reviewing
last
season's
work
of
the
club,
said
that,
al-'
hough
he
had
discounted
tne
value
of
ert-plirting
before,
he
was
now
convinced
the
method
was
highly
successful,
he
suggested
further
attention
should
Menstrual
Pains..
.use
PARADOL
CALL
ON
ItUtHS
&
tt'MHU'KlHS
f!WGreer
&
Bridden
imam
IH
m
r.O.
We
Phone
Black
367
do
All
Types
of
Building;
and
Remodelling
MA2L
Box
121
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
rrldVrrn'eTnt
1
Tu
P"b,isI)
w
displayed
Ky
the
Liquor
Control
Board
bj
tht
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