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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ray:..
Saturday,
January
8,
1951
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For
the
first
time,
the
St.
Lawrence
-
.
i
Drydock
Co.
will
have
its
VbTJBI
Slill
OF
SHIFFEI
-BILLMAB
floating
plant
built
in
Montreal.
Why
not
come
around
to
Prince
Rupert
and
avoid
the
ice.
Thi.-,
port
has
been
doing
it
for
nearly
I
:t
ill
'
j
.
A'A
L...
'
I
IS
forty
years.
HUMUS
This
is
the
time
of
year
to
say
something
good
about
your
fel-lowman.
Perhaps
you
wont
b?
speaking
absolute
truth.
But
say
it,
anyway.
For
a
lie
can
b
made
to
appear
so
agreeable
it,
can
mingle
In
almost
any
society.
Originally,
the
Princess
Patricia's
Canadian
Light
Infantry
expected
to
continue
training
We
still
have
available
limited
stocks
of
extremely
clean,
good
quality
EDMONTON
DEEP
SEAM
LUMP
at
19.00
per
ton
ALBERTA
"DIPLOMAT"
EGG
a
18.00
Per
ton
(Less
than
5
sacks',
$1.15
per
sack)
PHONE
HQ
-117
or
58
another
few
weeks
in
Korea,
but
later
developments
suggest
they
will
go
to
the
front
earlier.
Meanwhile,
weather
has
a
below
zero
feel,
and
the
boys
are
thinking
of
January
in
Canada.
As
most
of
them
are
smart
players,
they
might
just
as
well
organize
a
hockey
league
while
awaiting
the
blarsted
enemy.
Most
of
Uncle
Sam's
foreign
relations
seem
to
be
poor
ones.
Victoria
Times.
.
YOU
HE
tmiED
10
SEE
JBE
C0UECT10H
OfJlHE
FOB
F
All"
J
WINTEK
GASMENIS
10
I00BHEASBJi
atts
S
Nickerson
for
Sick
Children
will
be
opened
officially
j
I
CJ
CHILDREN'S
HOSPITAL
Toronto's
new
Hospital
Marsha
Petain,
95,
and
very
I
feeble,
is
believed
near
.
death.
I
Since
the
Second
Great
War.
he
has
been
an
exile.
In
the
first,
he
was
a
national
hero.
The
!
Germans
in
the
second,
occupied
,
Paris
but
the
city
was
not
des
IN
Jan.
15,
and
patients
will
be
moved
in
from
the
old
building
Feb.
4.
The
new
hospital,
built
at
a
cost
of
$12,500,000,
will
rate
as
a
major
world
research
and
treatment
centre
for
children.
(CP
PHOTO)
Jbert
&
McCaffery
troyed.
Others
were.
Petain
saved
a
great
and
a
beautiful
1
AND
city
but
plenty
of
his
fellow
eountrvmen
have
not
yet
for
rpociAL
given
him.
ted
growth
in
Canada's
m
in
the
year
ending
950,
was
285,000.
UNAL
A
refreshing
freedom
from
worry
!
is
felt
by
members
of.
the
Lang-luaee
Association
in
convention
Diane
Kennedy
Honored
Queen
When
Senior
Princess
Heather
Brewer
declined
the
post
of
Honored
.
Queen
of
the
Job's
Daughters,
Junior
Princess
Diane
Kennedy
was
named
to
fill
the
vacancy
left
by
Jea'i
Calderwood
who
has
moved
to
Prince
George.
Other
officers
are
now:
Cain
for
old
gold.
Bulger's
Major
R.
Lahiff,
who
left
sev
at
New
Yo
k.
It
concerns
cram
Mr
and
Mr1!.
Ellis
Enr:dse
anrl
I
eral
weeks
ago
to
remain
in
Shaughnessy
Hospital,
Vancou
mar.
In
future,
there
will
be
dixury
Steamer
no
occasion
to
wonder
which
is
ver,
for
a
while,
has
moved,
to
son,
Ralph
Enridge,
have
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
after
spend
Burnaby.
correct
"shall"
or
"will."
"whu
or
"whom"
or
"he'll"
or
"you'll
MCE
GEORGE
ing
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
ATTENTION.
ELKS
Meeting
season
In
Vancouver
Mrs.
Hanley,
New
President
Officers
of
Canadian
Legion
W.A.
Installed
The
Women's
Auxlliariy
to
the
Canadian
Legion,
at
their
first
regular
meeting
Thursday
night,
Installed
officers
for
1951.
Past
President
Mrs.
W.
Rothwell
was
installing
officer.
New
officers
are:
President
Mrs.
G.
V.
Hanley
First
Vice
President
Mrs.
D.
Gomez
Second
Vice
President
The
convention
rules
that,
whoever
your
ciiolcp.
so
long
as
'!
seems
natural,
anv
will
be
right.
This
feels
comfortable.
'
SAILS
FOR
Princess
Heather
Senior
Brewer.
Junior
VANCOUVER
9
Attention
Fishermen!
Thr-wise
fisherman
will
order
his
boat
tanks
now
U,
Insure
spring
delivery.
Thorn.
Sheet
Metal.
Black
884.
U;
Princess
Margar2t
will
be
held
in
Oddfellows'
Hall
Sunday,
January
7.
at
2:30
p.m.
John
Shtta,
Vancouver,
who
came
to
Prince
Rupert
Monday
to
be
with
his
father,
Knut
Slatta,
who
passed
away
Wednesday,
returned
home
on
today's
plane.
ATTENTION
SHRINE
BAND
d
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p
m.
New
bill
for
Alaska
statehood
comln"
uo!
This
much
is
certain.
There
will
never
be
a
tim?
whn
there
will
be
less
res
sin
f"t
It
than
now.
The
North
Pacific,
alwavs
of
lmpo-tance.
is
becoming
more
sa
as
time
goes
on.
St
radian.
.
Guide
Janet
Rackow.
Margit
MacArthur
was
elected
marshal
to
fill
the
vacancy
left
by
Miss
Rackow.
Installation
will
be
at
the
next
meeting.
A
report
from
the
committee
or
rtivnir.eAr
MEMBERS.
Band
practice
Looking
l)M.SIY
MIDNK1IIT
uxury
at
Low
Cast
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
usual
Monday
night.
S.O.N,
meeting.
Monday,
January
8,
8
o'clock.
Important.
Ail
memb-.-rs
requested
to
attend.
MliUUU
Mrs.
3.
Clccone
j
Secretary
.
j
Mrs.
K.
Twaites
Treasurer
Mrs.
3.
S.
Black
-Fxecutive
..Mrs.
IL
Anderson,
Mrs.-
D.
In
charge
of
ways
and
means
for
the
trip
next
summer
to
Richmond.
Virginia,
lor
the
na
tITV
OR
DKTOT
IMKIfV
OFFICE
I6C
P
1
The
freighter
Mukahi
Marti,
has
arrived
in
Vancouver
to
take
on
a
full
cargo
of
gralu.
She
is
a
10.000-ton
craft
and
is
to
load
more
than
a
third
of
a,
million
bushels
having
a
value,
of
about
$700,000.
The
Mukahi
Is
the
first
Japanese
cargo
ship
frn
reach
the
British
Columbia;
tional
meeting
of
Job's
Drugh-1
with
JOHN
T.
FOWLE
;
i
'
111
"Mr."
&"Mrs."
Bedroom
Suites
Varied
Shades
also
Springfilled
Mattresses
and
Household
Fittings
ters
showed
that
over
one
quarter
of
the
necessary
funds
hul
been
raised.
-LJfe
assurance
T"
said
a
frtenfl
Lugrin
and
Mrs.
E.
Anderson.
Officials
and
committees
appointed
by
the
new
president
ere:
Standard
Beaters
n.
J.
i
Bob
i
Innes,
regional
president
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
for
B.C.,
left
by
today's
plane
on
his
return
to
Kamloops.
,
coast
since
before
the
war.
It's
Soldier
Brother
Is
Written
Up
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
!
also
quite
a
few
years
since
u
Japanese
freighter
has
been
seen
at
Prince
Rupert
but,
early
In
the
history
of
the
grain
elevator
here,
there
was
a
winter
when
grain
traffic
between
Prince
Ru-nert
and
Japan
was
heavy.
But
Mrs.
A.
Holbrook
and
MrsJ
V.
Duncan.
Auditors
Mrs.
A.
Murray,
Mrs.
A.
Croxford
and,
Mrs,
Gillis.
Pianist
M-s.
John
Denning.
LIMITED
oiuuvinc
jr
in
there
has
been
little
doing
Silt.
Dennis
I.
Trudeau,
brother
of
Henrv
Trudeau
of
1443
Piggott
Bridge,
Whist
and
Criboage,
Avenue,"
Prince
Rupert,
Is
writ-
Catholic
Hall,
Thursday,
Jan.
U,
ten
up
as
"Trooper
of
the
Week"
8
P
m-
no
the
grain
trade
here
since,
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
matter
where
the
vessels
came
from.
Card
Party,
Jan.
17,
Legion
in
the
publication
of
a
United
States
Army
camp
which
has
1951.
Sick
visiting
committees
East
Mrs.
W.
Murdock
and
Mrs.
Collins
(
:
West-Mrs.
A.
Anderson
and
Mrs.
Lugrin.
Welfare
committee
Mrs.
H.
Lewis
and
Mrs.
Den
been
received
here.
We
Specialize
card
Conrad
School
P-TA
8
p.m.
AIK
PASSENGERS
of
mine
the
other
day,
"Deatu
assurance
ia
more
like
it."
This
casual
remark
gave
in
a
chance
to
put
across
an
Important
point
about
the
business
I
am
in.
I
told
him
life
assurance
was
concerned
with
life
rather
than
death.
Its
chief
job
was
to
defeat
the
consequences
of
deaUi
by
making
a
normal
life
posait.n
for
those
left
behind.
I
told
bitn
of
homes
held
together
by
the
proceeds
of
Insurance
policies;
of
widows
saved
from
poverty;
of
old
folks
living
out
their
lives
in
dignity
and
comfort;
of
children
getting
a
good
start
in
life
with
a
college
education;
if
farms
and
businesses
saved
to
provide
a
means
of
livelihood
for
a
growing
family.
These
things
are
made
possible
every
day
by
life
assurance.
Through
life
assurance
a
ir
tfi
reaches
beyond
death
and
continues
to
bless
and
enrich
tue
lives
of
those
he
loved.
Yef.,
it
is
indeed
life
assurance,
John
T.
Fowle
SUN
LIFE
OF
CANADA
;
142
5th
Ave.
East
party,
January
19
In
the
permanent
United
States
Army,
Set.
Trudeau
is
with
a
United
States
Army
airborne'
Banquet,
DISHES
Presbyterian
burns
To
Vancouver
(today)
R.
J.
signal
company.
He
is
a
Minnc-
Friday,
Jan.
26.
sot.an
bv
birth
and
spent
most,
nf
hi?
life
in
that,
state
but
was
Legion
Auxiliary
Spring
Sale,
JC:
DIES'
DRESSES
S
I
THE
BEST
.
ELECTION
S
i
of
5
1
j
F-oES
IN
TOWN
J
Z
STORK
SHOPPE
10
303
3rd
Ave.
W.
jjj
I
I
1
vXirAlRari
i
in
Canada
at
the
outbreak
of
APril
4-
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
'j;oT7u7sTucOrdTrsHONe
133
Innes,
R.
E.
Blake,
J.
biaua,
u.
S.
Brown.
H.
Mellander,
R.
S.
Gordon,
Miss
L.
Nichols.
To
Sandspit
(today)
J.
Mak-symyshyn.
From
Masset
(yesterday)
Mrs.
Choquette,
Mr.
Mallory.
World
War
II
and
Joined
up
with
1
the
Canadian
Army,
serving
he
was
liberated
by
the
Ameri-overseas
with
a
Canadian
para-
can
Army
as
the
war
ended,
chute
battalion
attached
to
aj
xrudeau
returned
to
England
OPEN
FROM
7:30
F.M.
to
3:30
A.M.
ning.
Press
co'-respondent
'
Mrs.
H.
Speers.
Card
party
convener
Mrs.
W.
Rothwell.
Reports
wee
heard
for
th
year
1950
at
the
meeting
from
the
east
and
w?t.
sick
visiting
committees,
Christmas
Tree
committee,
sewing
proups
and
the
card
party
committee.
Discussion
of
arrangements
for
the
serine
sale
to
be
held
Aonl
British
airborne
division,
ne
in
May
of
1945,
was
bark
in
Can
ada
in
June
and
was
discharged
in
August.
After
several
months
of
civilian
life
he
enlisted
in
the
permanent
American
Army.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
R.
S.
Davey,
T.
P.
Ernemark,
V.
Hartulle
and
A.
G.
Thompson,
Vancouver;
S.
Haley,
Montreal;
E.
L.
Hagg,
Ottawa;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sampson,
Port
74
parachuted
Into
Normandy
on
"D"
Day
and
was
captured
by
the
Germans
while
trying
to
put
a
couple
of
pillboxes
out
of
commission.
His
group
had
been
isolated
when
a
bridge
was
blown
up.
Having
been
wounded,
he
was
committed
to
hospital
and
ended
up
In
a
prison
camp
until
:
4
took
considerable
time.
It
was
la-ranged
that
there
would
be
a
rewing
groun
meeting
each
wee
with
each
srrouo
meeting
once
p.
month
in
the
Legion
building.
PRINTING
I
lospitalitv
and
on
your
next
Experience
.
Versatility
fe
PURPOSES
Highest
Quality
A
vote
nf
thanks
was
tendered
the
retiring
officers
and
committee
members.
Continuation
of
sr-ants
to
Shauehnessv
Military,
Tranquil'
and
Essondale
hospitals
was
decided
upon.
CHARTER
FLIGHInZ
IGood
Food"
pit
is
Our
First
Aim
1
"ne
17
for
Orders
I
To
Take
Out
I:
More
Cafe
Dibb
Printing
Co.
The
first
Eddystone
lighthouse
near
Plymouth
in
the
English
Channel
was
built
in
1696.
PHONE
234
UE8NER
BLOCK
iEAl
ESTATE
NSURANCE
rCOME
TAX
iURNS
PREPARED
ON
LAND
OR
SEA
Fisherman
or
Lumberman
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printed
PROMPT
SERVICE
CHANDLER'S
STL'DIO
210
-
4th
Street
Box
645
Phone
Green
330
Prince
CHARTER
FLIGHT
PLANES
available
for
Aerial
Surveys
O
Aerial
Photography
Q
Private
Charter
O
Timber
Cruising,
etc.
ALL
INTERIOR
AND
COASTAL
POINTS
'
For
HA'ltS
INFORMATION
RESERVATIONS
PHONE
476
QUEEH
CHARLOTTE
AIRLINES
LTD.
E.
M
orrimcr
A
70.
Near
CFPR)
Rupert
L.
.IW1)M,M
let
the
ACME
CLOTHING
outfif
you
in
QUALITY
WORK
CLOTHES
IT.
MES!
FRAMES!
'
111
and
rhooso
one
il
Christmas
Photo.
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
8u!ger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
?m:tJtW,
Kilias
&
Christopher
Bidg.
-nalc
Mouldings
DKYItACKS
-
WORKSIHRTS
OILSKINS
BOOTS
OB
GLOVES
KlT.p.K
at
the
ACME
CLOTHING
Serving
the
Public
of
Prince
Rupert
for
over
33
years
T
A
f
RATHALL'S
Air
Freight
on
all
Flights
1
h.o
Finishing
-
Third
Ave.
W.
guy
"Listen,
tona,
if
anybody
needs
glasses
it's
that
who
examined
nie"