Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
September
14,
1951
New
Head
I
ivta
ii
i
fc-tv!
COAL-
Your
Winter
Supply
Now
g
to
Increases
in
freight
rates
and
labour
costs,
we
We
feature
World
famoup
Loca
It
a
n
d
PERSONAL
-Ul
it
s
011(0
al'a"1
n"1"
"
price
or
coal.
riA
named
W.
D.
Griffiths
Succeeds
Mrs.
Denning
as
Conrad
Street
President
Election
of
officers
for
the
coming
season
took
place
at
the
first
meeting
of
the
Conrad
Street
School
Parent-Teacher
Association
for
the
1951-52
term,
held
Tuesday
evening
in
Conrad
Street
School,
W.
D.
Griffiths
was
elected
nrpsirlpnt
nf
tut
uasentmn
ef
Lwufcn,
England.
En.
1851
d,,r
that
our
customers
may
taKe
advantage
of
stcxks,
new
prices
will
not
go
into
effect
until
D.
C.
Soutar,
manager
for
B.C.
Packers,
left
by
plane
for
Vancouver
today
on
a
brief
business
trip.
New
Mayor
Is
B.C.
Son
Bert
Classey
Born
in
Victoria
Sixty-nine
Years
Ago
Mayor-elect
H.
F.
Glassey
Is
Victoria-born
and
educated.
He
is
69,
He
came
north
in
1904
to
Hazelton
to
engage
In
prospecting.
There
he
met
and
married
his
wife
Sarah.
They
were
also
in
the
Fort
George
area
Tor
a
time.
Ia
1918
the
Glasseys
came
to
Prince
Rupejt
and
since
then,
between
operating
private
business,
Mr.
Glassey
has
held
several
government
positions.
Including
that
of
government
agent
at
Atlin,
ration
administrator
at
Prince
Rupert,
and
more
recently
as
census
commissioner
for
the
Skeena
area.
He
was
serving
a
two-year
al-
I
w
lOtli
Any
oraers
itxeivea
prior
to
mat,
date,
for
V-
.
x....t..nihnr
Sflth
u;lll
ho
lni.nln.j
-
ALL-WEATHER
COATS
Rev.
W.
P.
Bunt,
after
spend-
gamzation
to
c
"c
c
succeed
Mrs
John1,
i
orders
for
coal
under
one
ton
lots
will
be
dvllvered
J
unlfSS
paid
for
prior
to
delivery.
MS
CAN'
BE
PLACED
WITH:
ty
of
superintendent
of
United
Dennlng
YouH
went
one
of
theao
famous
multi-purpose
coats
impervious
to
wind
and
weather
.
.
.
equally
Church
Home
Missions,
returned
by
plane
to
Vancouver
today.
Mrs.
P.
Burton
and
her
mother,
Mrs.
E.
M.
Evans,
leave
tonight
orr
the
Coquitlam,
returning
home
to
Masset
following
a
holiday
In
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert.
Other
officers
were
elected
as
follows:
Vice
President
Percy
Downing.
Secretary
Frank
Derry.
Treasurer
Leonard
Sykes.
Social
Convener
Mrs.
J
Kurdziel.
Albert
McCottery,
Limited
Island
City
Builders'
Supplies
Armstrong
Agencies
H.
G.
Helgerson,
Limited
We
have
a
new
shipment
of
the
famous
Bclleek
Irish
china
arriving
this
week.
See
our
window
soon.
Bulger's.
(ltc)
J.
D.
MeCrimmon
returned
t
the
city
on
Tuesday
after
spending
three
months
in
Minneapolis
visiting
with
a
daughter.
Mrs.
J.
R.
Morrison,
after
spending
three
months
In
Minneapolis
visiting
with
relatives,
returned
to
the
city
Tuesday.
,
Mark
Gormely,
district
forest-1
er,
is
on
a
trip
to
interior
points
on
official
duties.
He
left
on
Wednesday
and
expects
to
"oe
bark
on
Saturday.
BASKETBALL
Spoiler,
team
managers,
players
and
others
interested
are
invited
to
attend
a
preliminary
meeting
Monday,
8
p.m.,
Civic
Centre.
(2181
The
Women's
Co-ordinating
Council
held
a
meeting
at
the
Civic
Centre
yesterday
to
make
final
arrangements
for
a
tea
to
be
held
on
September
20.
useful
at
a
topcoat
or
raincoat
.
.
.
retain
shape
...
smartly
tailored.
Quality
is
no
accident
.
W.
urogram
Convener
Mrs,
Murdoch.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edward
Burnip
Jecial
Bargain
Prices
Membership
Convener-
Mrs.!
V,g"1
"
l"e.
dermanlc
term
when
he
resigned
!
to
file
nomination
papers
for
i
mayor.
,
In
politics.
"Bert"
Glassey
has
;
always
been
an
enthusiastic
Llt.ral.
So
were
the
two
other
i
ivi
vaiituuvci.
mi.
Dill
-
A.
Bus.anlrh
A
r
w
-
v
In
(wnue
stocks
iostj
nip
will
resume
his
studies
at
the
University
of
British
Colum
Aquascutum
coats
have
Representative
to
the
Council
Mrs.
M.
Hansen.
P.T.!
i
rla
Diploma)
Egg
.
bia.
The
couple
were
recently
Literary
Convener
Mrs.
been
sold
around
the
s.l,
candidates
In
yesterday's
mayoralty
contest.
married
here,
the
bride
having
BJinnger
been
the
former
Miss
Jean
Hu-
world
aince
1851.
Representative
to
the
Film
m
Diplomat
Nut
.
PER
TON
PEK
TON
PER
TON
15.50
13.50
20.00
Distinguished
styles
in
finest
British
poplins,
pore
Briquettes
.
.
.
Council
V.
Wells.
I
soy
Dennl'nf
y
CnVeni:t-
Mrs'
The
St.
John
Ambulance
,
I
Brigade
are
meeting
Friday
The
retiring
president
ex-1
nights
at
the
fire
hall.
Prepara-pressed
her
thanks
to
all
mem-1
tory
work
In
view
of
the
fall
bers,
especially
the
outgoing
classes
ahead
will
be
on
the
executive,
who
worked
with
her
'agenda.
Certificate
holders
are
to
make
the
past
year
a
most
'
Invited
to
enrol
now
so
the
St.
successful
one.
She
reviewed
:
John
and
Industrial
classes
can
cottons
and
all-wool
Gabardines
Com
in
w4
try
on
mi
AattoKiitum
la
-day
1
BERT
&
McCAFFERY
I
innountcmtnli
uie
worn
oi
me
during
;
be
formed.
Beginners
are
espec-
ATTENTION
ALL
MEN
FIVE
PIN
BOWLERS:
There
will
be
a
general
meeting
at
the
Bowling
Alley,
Friday,
September
14th
at
7:30
p.m.
This
Is
for
the
purpose
of
electing
officers
and
organizing
league
play
for
the
coming
season.
Place
your
team
IBau-51,
highlighting
among
tally
welcome.
(216c)
other
things,
a
most
successful
LIMITED
Phone
116,
117
or
58
Miss
E.
M.
Earl,
formerly
of
Watts
&
Nickerson
Prince
Rupert,
who
has
been
on
Canadian
Legion
Card
Party,
September
19.
Presbyterian
Church
Tea
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
George
Mitchell,
333
5th
Ave.
East,
September
27.
Women's
Coordinating
Tea,
a
trip
to
England
and
Europe
eUtrie
now
'iln
mi
windt-will
be
phon
498
,daysl-
or
tne
Bowi"
arriving
in
the
city
on
tomorrow
night
s
train
to
spend
8
AU;
Pnone
Red.
709
leIen"
three
four
theiln'-
Ail
team
entries
must
oe
or
days
here
as
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
C.
EbyJ1"
by
Frldav
n'ght-
t216c)
Fourth
Avenue
East
hpfnre
ran.
!
White
Elephant
Sale,
and
the
purchasing
for
the
school
of
an
additional
piano
and
a
set
of
Encyclopaedia
Britannica.
PLEDGES
HIMSELF
The
new
president
pledged
himself
to
PTA
work,
which
he
described
as
"the
development
of
future
citizens
of
Canada,"
and
hoped
for
the
same
support
Navy
is
Out
to
Recruit
Women
Itinuing
to
Vancouver
where
she
w.
k
RTRAITS
vrlnpcd
and
Printed
.MPT
SERVICE
IHiR
S
STI'DIO
Street
Box
645
ie
Green
389
:iiirc
Rupert
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
Navy
irom
memrjers
as
had
been
given
Miss
Betty
Ann
Upham
R.N.
of
1
w?
r
nounced
that
It
will
start
recruit-1
during
the
past
year.
Vancouver,
who
has
been
nur
THE
NEW
COASTAL
CAFE
SIXTH
STREET
Back
of
Rayal
Hotel
Now
Oocn
Under
New
Management
WE
SERVE
EVERYTHING
ALL
THE
TIME
Nava
TdiZ?n.
thus
b'win
,T,'
,
Batema"'
PrtPal.
-!n
the
Red
Cross
outpost
thZ
back
iZ
uniform'
M
h"
L
th.e
I
d
"rived
In
Sept.
20.
Catholic
Fall
'Bazaar,
October
3
and
4.
Lutheran
Tea,
October
13.
P.sbekah
Bazaar,
October
20.
L.O.B.A.
Fall
Bazaar,
October
26.
Sonja
Bazaar.
November
2.
Legion
Auxiliary
Bazaar,
November
7.
Presbyterian
Church
Bazaar,
November
15.
The
Women
of
the
Moose
Fall
Bazaar.
November
16.
,
.
1
e
01:11001
was
i
lne
clty
iromtne
interior
on
last
three
of
Canada's
service,.
1.
.
.
uii
cc
ui
vanaoa
s
services.
1
Heine
In
mnst.
snor-o.icf.iii.,
,if,
k,iv,.-.
....i
I
"
-
mm
nigiiia
waill
IUI
a
Here
Willi
the
work
of
Conrad
Street
Mass
Dorothy
Kergin
R.N.
before
School.
j
proceeding
next
week
to
Van-
Because
the
dangerous
corner
:
couveT
to
resume
her
professlon-
I
at
the
top
of
the
hill
on
Seventh
'
al
Indies
at
the
University
of
Avenue
and
Immanuel
Street
is
,
British
Columbia.
Perfect
tea
is
so
easy
to
make
with
i"i
i
l
j
24
Hours
a
Day
Delivery
Arranged
For
Outside
Orders
Give
Us
A
Try
You'"l
Be
Pleased
.
215
rn
i
rr
Olid
:
used
by
many
children
attending
Seal
Cove
School,
members
un-
j
'.
anlmously
passed
a
motion
to
j
;
ask
City
Council
to
set
up
a
school
zone
beginning
at
Her-j
man
Street
on
Sixth
Avenue
I
around
the
"S"
turn
to
Jeffrey;
Kathleen
off
To
Vancouver
Q3IIS
)
Cathedral
Bazaar,
Nov.
17.
I.O.D.E.
Fall
Bazaar
Novembei
22.
St.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
November
"M
United
Church
W.
A.
Fall
Bazaar,
Dec
7.
'
.
4
oireei
on
beventh
Avenue.
!
Canadian
Pacific
Steamship
Following
adjournment
of
the
Princess
Kathleen
in:hed
reireshments
were
meeting,
served.
way
back
into
the
harbor
here
lere
at
noon
yesterday
after
10
days
TEA,
BAGS
2:
Vi
J
'.1
'
on
the
pontoons
at
the
drydock.
And
Capt.
Graham
Hughes
is
i
satisfied
that
"she
Is
fit
to
sail
'
.r:
I
!)
Air
Passengers
back
tp
Vancouver.
A
3C-foot
hole
in
the
Kath-
89.50
I
)
EONARD
'
To
Vancouver
(todaj't
F.
W.
1
lien's
bow
had
been
patched
and
May,
H.
Suiker,
J.
Stewart,
h
j
lt
s
hard
t0
notice
where
the
ves-Okano,
Mrs.
M
Borthwick
sJsel's
cu.1
by
tne
nose
of
Can"
Armour.
Mrs.
Armour.
D
Sou-
i
adlan
National
Steamship
Prince
tar.
D.
C.
Saunders,
Rev.
W.
J,
Rupert
in
a
collision
August
23.
Bunt.
H.
R.
Wright,
K.
Dodd,
Mr.
I
The
repairs,
though,
were
Kennedy,
Mr.
Grebski,
Mr.
Ford-,
:
temporary
complete
overhaul
E.
J.
Morris,
D.
MacDonald,
J.iand
permanent
work
will
be
Saturday
and
Monday
SPECIALS
Ladies'
All
Wool
Twin
Set
Sweaters
At
bargain
at
today's
wool
prices.
REFRIGERATORS
M.
Murdock.
.
I
done
at
Victoria,
company
offi
n
Mm
pKJU'TY
feature
CONVENIENCE
EXTRA
FOOD
STORAGE
Full-Size
Circulator!
Smart
new
"Imperial"atyling,
rich
brown
finish.
Exclusive
Dual
Chamber
Burner
gives
cials
have
stated.
The
cruise
ship
sailed
south
at
4
a.m.,
but
carried
no
passengers.
The
crew
remained-
aboard
during
the
repair
period.
X
Getting
Room
At
Midnight
Ta
clear
at
only-$8.95
lpt
mm
ft.
ft
ft
S344.S0
$431.50
$461.00
T
VALUE
1
Cl
LEONARD
more
heat
from
every
drop
of
oil.
Moaey-eaving
Waste
Stopper.
Automatic
Draft
Minder.
iSilly
Coordinated
Controls.
Power-Air
Blower
for
forced-circulation
optional
at
extra
cost.
Complete
line
of
Duo-Therm
Oil
Heaters
for
1
to
6
rooms.
Buy
on
terms
at
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
AT
TO
THE
ELECTORS
OF
THE
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
May
I
take
this
medium
of
expressing
my
appreciation
for
the
support
given
to
me
at
the
civic
polls
yesterday.
I
will
earnestly
strive
to
merit
the
confidence
you
have
placed
In
me.
MICHAEL
KRUEGER.
i
Just
because
the
hour
Is
late,
i
in
Prince
Rupert,
does
not
mean
that
travel
slackens
off.
There
are
often
times,
after
midnight,
;
when
people
coming
in
from
the
I
highway,
or
getting
off
a
delayed
train
"or
boat
of
some
descrlp-1
tlon,
have
to
hunt
for
a
room
;
and
pot
always
find
one.
It's
'.
sometimes
a
problem
to
know
Just
what
to
do.
Many
are
here
for
the
first
j
time,
and
looking
around
them,
:
fcl
a
bit
strange.
Ladies'
Blouses
Assortment
of
styles
and
sizes.
t
ccar
$1.99
THERN
B.C.
POWER
Co.M
Brsner
Block
Phone
110
!"P"t,
n.c.
Stewart.
B.C.
DOMS'
DEPT.
STORE
McBRIDE
STREET
and
FOURTH
AVENUE
GOD
CTHur
QUHji
GOD
CEID
CCD
Qi3!D
Fine
Selection
in
Stock
of
High
Grade
Chrome
Tables
and
Chairs
large
size
tubing
genuine
Arborite
or
Formica
table
tops
matching
table
toDS
and
chair
up
Good
Used
Cars
And
Trucks
M49
METEOR
Coupe
1949
PLYMOUTH
Sedan
1949
MONARCH
Club
Coupe
1947
WILLY'S
Station
Wagon
1943
PLYMOUTH
Sedan
TRUCK
SPECIALS
1950
FORD
3-ton
176
W.
B.
1919
FORD
S-ton
176
W.
B.
1947
FORD
3-ton
158
W.
B.
1939
CHEV.
Sedan-delivery.'
All
reconditioned
ready
to
go
Bob
Parker
Ltd
FORD
-
MONARCH
DEALERS
Prince
Ruprrt,
B.C.
holstery
kj
Amttit'-"'-!""'''"
"..Wi.,.
q
654
Tables
and
chairs
rubber-tipped
.
.
.
Moisture
Barrier
prevents
warping.
,
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
"A
good
pince
to
buy
over
a
quarter
of
a
century"
327
3rd
Avenue
Phone.
775
Bf(,r
Delivery
f
'-!JL"t
it
not
BMmijhtd
t
diptyd
by
the
Liouot
Cowttol
Betrd
or
by
th
Getr.i.l
ot
Bntnh
Columh,.