i.
Prince
Rupert
Doiiv
Newj
Saturday
November
10,
1951
1
SMALL
TALK
by
Syms
CONCERNING
A
VISIT
BY
A
RICH
RELATIVE
Cow.
151
Mifor
En'rpricf
Srndicato.
Lot
Anglt
Phone
Service
Nearly
Restored
Two
weeks
ago
today
after
the
season's
record
rainstorm,
no
1
Ratchford,
well
known
Joe
i
k
m
"
'
J
.-
it
n
local
pioneer,
was
oblif;ed
to
less
than
550
city
telephones
enter
the
local
hospital
here
j
were
out
of
commission
due
to
some
days
ago.
j
wot
cab'es
and
short
circuits,
but
;
this
morning
only
six
or
seven
B.
J.
Bridden,
O.
L.
Braman
lines
remained
out,
Telephone
and
W.
Greenwood,
on
a
business
Supeiintendent
Eric
Janes
re-trip
'
to
Masset,
left
Frince
Rupert
ported.
last
night
on
the
Chilcotin.
.'J
"Now
we're
all
set
i"or
the
Christmas
storms,
if
they
do
not
come
eooner,
to
knock
them
-out
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
W.
Swanson,
irtrmpHti
rif
PHtir
i
T?nrurt
in-
1
I
"I'll
strap
you
good
if
you're
rude
to
him,
Junior!"
"Now
where
could
I
have
hidden
that
horrible
picture
of
Aunt
Hattie?"
Mr.
Janes
philosophically
"We've
fixed
up
the
best
'room
in
the
house
for
you.
Uncle
Midas
.
.."
4
'
at
Masset.
They
left
last
night
L,
"
'
'
,
.
,
,
t
...
,
.
,i
humor
In
spite
of
the
trials
and
for
the
Islands
on
the
Chilcotin.
tribuations
attaching
themselves
der
red
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lofgren,
both
of
,
M
efforts
in
trying
to
keep
whom
are
employed
at
Columbia
Pnne
service
up
to
the
de-Cellulose,
have
taken
up
resi-j
mailus
of
the
greatly
expanding
dence
in
the
Summit
Apart-
.community
for
communication
e
Cash
for
old
gold.
Bulger'.
IU
v
I!
mnt
iseivice
ft!
V
'
Within
the
next
few
days,
MrJ
S.O.N
meeting
Monday,
No-
SAVE
50
on
fuel
bills
with
the
new
improved
patented
(ltc)
F.ank
McLean,
who
has
been
janes
expects
to
have
caught
up
vember
n
8
P
i
in
Vancouver
receiving
surgical
,
completely
with
the
aftermath
;
ueamit-ni,
reiuniea
10
rnnce
;
0f
ne
stoTm.
Kupert
on
Wednesday
on
the
Printj
Rupert.
;,jru:.N
HOSPITALITY-Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
graciously
return
'BOOKER'
liiy
shown
by
tneir
united
states
hosts
during
their
visit
to
Washington.
Seen
at
the
Legion
Auxiliary
meets
at
9:45
a.m.
at
Canadian
Legion
lor
Cenotaph
parade.
All
members
please
attend.
lite)
Whist
drive
and
tournament,
Saturday,
November
10,
Moose
Temple.
Everybody
welcome.
'
(264c)
All
persons
Joining
with
Can
r,juu-..v
vn...
irn.
i,u
uKiit
aie:
me
uuKa,
Margaret
Truman,
dauehter
of
ihe
Youth
Training
Courses
Offered
4
models
of
or
furnaces
Truman,
Princess
Elizabeth
and
Prescient
Truman.
f
;
!f
-1
(-:
Mrs.
Folder
showing
BOOKER
heaters
free
on
request
at
ICP
from
AP)
Rev.
Montagu
S.
Young,
of
Ma's-I
Inlet
Anglican
Mission,
returned
to
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
on
the
Chilcotin
last
night
following
a
week's
stay
in
Prince
Rupert.
Aain
this
year,
a
course
for
(j
out-of-school
rural
young
people
Motel
-JJrrli-u
is
Hifr
OMrl
I
T-,,
adian
Legion
in
laying
wreaths
Island
City
Builder's
Supply
Namu
have
purchased
a
large
li"
4feed
j?e
X?Uthat
Cenotaph,
November
11,
house
hm..
on
Tavinr
Taylor
str
Street,
formerly
n,
Training
"'"
"f.
Centre,
Acadia
3
Camp,
?.
f
'
I
Dlease
Please
faU
fall
in
ln
at
at
thp
the
Leeion
,
""'vwsity
Hill,
hV,
v
Vancouver.
Civic
owned
h
Mr
,nH
Mr.
ini,
,
,
Phone
Blue
820
505
McBride
Street
a.m.
m.
sharr)
sharp.
i
Llnnev
-
centre
Director
John
Stirn
an-
J'
'
Inounces
he
will
take
appllca-
Prince
Rupert
'
N.
C.
Torry,
O.
C.
Upson,
W.
Uchaoz,.A.
Sarich.
T.
M.
Barrow.
Regular
meeting
of
Deep
Sea
Rev.
Dr.
E
A.
Wright,
castor
tionj5
fr
the
eight
week
course
Fishermen's
Union,
Sunday,
No-
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Renwick,
Van-'of
First
Presbyterian
Church,
is
ln
agriculture
for
men
and
j
vember
11,
2:30
p.m.,
FLsher-cmiver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
HuRman,
returning
to
the
city
on
the
home-making
for
women.
j
men's
Hall.
Members
requested
Houston;
J.
Anderson,
Smithers;
Camosun
tomorrow
after
at-
Although
it
is
not
expected:
to
attend.
(264cl
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Hansen
and
Mr.
tending
sessions
of
British
Co-
that
applicants
for
the
agricul-I
T....
,
S-
RIGHT
FOR
WEEK-ENDS
5
STETSON
:
THE
CASUAL
S
8!
hi
Girl
Selected
For
Elgar
Choir
iing
Overseas
Next
Year
ISixtecn-year-oId
Shirley
Haui'an",
(laughter
of
iiii,l
Mrs.
Samllaugan,
has
been
accepted
for
the
'I
Kin'ar
Choir
of
Vancouver
and
will
travel
to
iidii
next
summer
on
the
celebrated
juvenile
i's
annual
overseas
tour,
vs.
aiii
'('incut
of
the
accep-
lumbia
synod
In
Vancouver
this
turai
course
will
be
obtained!'
week.
t
from
this
area,
Mr.
Stirn
be-;
Armistice
Day
banquet
of
the
1
lieves
the
course
for
young
worn-f
Canadian
Legion,
which
was
to
Anne
and
George
LaSette,
en
may
have
"considerable
at-i
have
been
held
at
the
Armory,
children
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
traction.
wi"
be
held
instead
in
the
Can-
LaSette
of
Queen
Charlotte
City,
I
'
There
is
no
fee
for
the
Course
adian
LB'on
auditoriuia
on
have
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
hirh
begins
.lammrv
7
evepnt
Monday,
November
12,
at
1
p.m.
and
Mrs.
L.
Stanton,
Oona
Riv-.
ci;
H.
Ket
le,
Now
Masset;
A.
W.
Mi-Guin
;
Terrace;
O.
Mes'shom,)
Toronto;
It.
Htollery;
H.
Rosse
and
P.
Raexhlt'tir,
Edmonton;
'
Phyllis
Hvnley,
Burns
Lake;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Donees,
Burns
Lake.
t
iu:
to
again
maKe
their
home
wltn
for
room
and
board
which
has
their
grandparents,
Mr.
and
Mm.
beeti
set
at
$20.
Return
fare
to
John
Linney;
Vancouver
will
be
refunded
witn
n
Classified
Ads
Pay
m
ooSe
run
ram
Biln
Mrs.
John
Linney
has
sold
a
residence
on
Ninth
Avenue
to
L.
Anderson
who
recently
arrived
here
to
become
agent
for
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines.
Mr.
i
uf
this
budding
Prince
jfr
vucali.st
was
made
last
t
iv
C
l).
Fiiullater
of
Van-r
vi'ii'iau
(lirert'ir
of
the
iq
rirranneil
dilizenslujy
Officer
Jo
An
amateur
program
for
chil-
if,
fnilov,
im;
uudillon
sn
'
;-rri.x
hi
and
consent
of
i
rr,ts
f
'A
US
proposed
byi
Barbara
dren
is
being
arranged
for
the
X"
"
"h
V
,
,
from
c
.
the
end
of
this
month
by
the
Child
lnu;nor-
tepnrltored
reCently
Care
committee
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose.
Admission
will
oe
Mrs.
A.
M.
Linney
is
planning
by
gift
from
each
child.
This
on
spending
the
winter
at
Long
committee
also
diseased
ar-
Beach,
California,
with
a
sister,
rangemenLs
for
the
forthcom-
Mrs.
Daigneault.
Enroute
she
f
!m
wi:s
a
member
of
the
Vhli
Cili
'J
lug
bazaar
or
the
Moose
Worn-
will
spend
some
time
in
New
Ifi.nr
and
made
the
trip
to
(i:
durimi
the
past
summer.!
4
"ill
i:o
into
Intensive
i
B
iniincdiately
at
the
I
k
"i
I
J
-i
:
rv
f-luyro,
dirBctor,
;:'.
liciih
Memorial
High
'
will
travel
to
Van-
Miss
Comtanre
Hayward,
who
en-
nf
Sphering
was
in
the
Westminster
with
her
mother,
RALEIGH
"Clubman"
fomplttly
equipped
with
3
spctd
ftar
and
Dynohub
lishtinf
system.
A
Tm
bllycltby
famous
Engliih
Company
,,
.
.
will
bt
yours
if
you
can
write
e
winning
assay
of
50
words.
Or
your
choice
of
many
ether
fine
prists.
For
full
details
about
the
contest,
free
literature
to
help
you
get
started
anda
complete
list
of
priies..
.just
print
your
name
and
address
in
the
form
below
and
mail
immediately
no
obligation.
iniMwic
jr
injtc
nmu
oi-iinu
ntr--
Mrs.
il.
uirara,
also
stopping
at
gent
Mrs.
C.
Mclntyre
in
the
Seattle
to
visit
with
.sisters
Is
'a
Itaison
officer
with
the
Department
of
Citizenship
and
chair.
Refreshments
were
serv-
there
a!
1
'"w,nits
alla
taster
ed
at
the
cljse
of
the
meeting,
visiting
Prince
'
Rimert
next
Mon-'
mis
"f
rehearsal
with
the
Jr.
,
!,.
1
1
v.ir
prior
to
the
overseas
"7,
m
"
'
,
,
,h
it
is
expected
that
Miss
Hay-
ward
win
reach
this
city
on
ECIPES
i
y
has
hem
a
member
of
,
Monday
by
steamer
and
leave
for
r
cnoir
oi
rust
iresoy-
,
Prinr.
oeoru-.
hv
T,.esri:iv
even.
Dam
Site
Banquet
f
Ciiuri-h
which
is
directed
in.v
,-
CONTEST
CLOSES
NOV.
30th
E
J.
Smith.
,
whl)e
sne
ls
in
prIlce
Rupert
F'ndlat.T
was
impressed
Miss
Havward
will
be
entertain-
Fruited
Tapioca
Cream
1
package
tapioca
pudding
mix
2
cups
milk
'i
teaspoon
grated
lemon
rind
1
cup
canned
fruit
cocktail
Vti
cup
toasted
shredded
V
For
a
well-balanced
hat
wardrobe,
you
should
j
S
have
at
least
one
informal
style.
When
you
come
C
in
and
see
the
new
Stetson
Casual,
you'll
snap
.
,
,
C
1
the
brim
down,
and
go
whistling
away.
It's
just
e
the
bat
for
week-ends;
spectator
sports,
driving.
"
.
.
J
U
i
WATTS
&
NICKERSON-i
VANDERHOOF
Alcan
entertained
some
two
hundred
and
seventy
guests
at
the
damsite
i'.f
I'andidatc
at
yesterday's
ed
t,
dinner
b-
'he
Buiinc.s"r"t
I
:s
and
was
enthusiastic
professional
Women's
.
Club,
f
lie
qualities
which
led
to
which
club
she
will
address
Moi,-
"l-'aia
e.
day
evening.
IJM
SKKVICE
lIlJlf.Sons
of
Norway
in
imnny
"
i
when
members
and
friends
from
Vanderhoof
Board
of
Trade
j
Blend
pudding
mix
and
milk.
joined
with
members
and
friends)
Cook
and
stir
over
moderate
heat
from
the
Prince
George
Board
of
i
boiling.
Remove
from
heat
and
t
Whist
and
Dance
i''1
Youth
Service
Organ
j.
J
MEN'S
CLOTHING
,,,
,
S
I
b
3rd
Avenue.
Phone
3451.
5
CANAOIA
PULP
a
P4PKR
ASS'N.
(WESTERN
BRANCH)
SOS
lktminion
Rlilg.
Vancouver)
B.C.
Send
Contt
Information
and
Literature
tot
In
rind
and
thoroughly
iii
B
i'am
with,
which
um
Twelve
tuhlesnf
whlt
nnrt
fin
Trade
in
attendance
at
a
dinner;"'"'"
1
.i-ur
aas
come
in
contact
,ii
,.
,.
r,iH
,
niu,
on
Wvdnesdav
of
this
week
drained
fruit
cocktail.
Chill.
J
Spoon
into
serving
dishes
and
Knglund,
hi,
during
uuiing
a
u
t
tin.
Kims
of
Nnrwnv
retrnlari
Cnntions
decorated
the
menu:
j
AWWVWAAAAA
lAAAAAAAAAAi
Name
Addrei
sprmKie
with
coconut.
Serves
S
to
6.
young
'
Ciertnany,
people
from
event
w
hich
was
well
attended
"The
Bi;:gf:st
Dam
Dam
in
Can-f"i'"e
and
Extra
prizes
also
were
offered.
!
ada."
Dam
Site
Open
House,"
I
with
those
of
Britain.
Winners
were:
;
"British
Columbia's
Best
Roads,
ita
t
ei,.(t.,
f,w.
Mro
d
,
The
World's
Largest
Dam,""The
Youth
Service,
Organlza-
,
MEMBERSHIP
MEETING
and
DANCE
Hntam
is
spon.sored
by
M.Cailum,
second,
women's
World's
Largest
All
Water
Sea
"iiy
of
Education
and
,.
i
Plane
Base."
The
menu
for
ThJ
1
1
in
.
i.
....
dam
dinner,
was:
Culler
Dam
Celery
and
Olives
Time's
Flying
Shop
Early
Necimko
Diversion
Cocktail
Sluiced
Consomme
CHiiyun
Lobster
Salad
Grilled
Alcan
Steak
with
Cast
IiiKOla
Mannlx
Pit
Kun
Potatoes
Tweed.smutr
Potatoes
Hoclt
Fill
Pie
Impervious
Core
cheese
Blasted
Beverages
i
-r'.,
.
.
al"
;
J-
Halsall,
first
and
Nels
Gun-
f
i.im.d
directors.
Activi-
dor
54ond
mnl's
division.
.V
'1'0.1''!1'
dlrPcUnnal:
Chair
prize
went
to
Harold
;..it...n
and
one
of
the
cllan(,
nlld
N,,ls
Menzies
took
ilnemto
ma
"llmm"
I
thP
cloor
prize.
T
(Hps.
i
Refresliinents
were
served,
ni
idialrr
said
he
had
won
WHh
catering
by
committee
head
f
'''st
ol
Hon
.
W
.
T
.
Straith,
;
Mrs.
Barney
Roald,
assisted
by
Columbia's
minister
of
Mrs,
Alt
Jensen,
Miss
Ellen
,5
'""'
r'"'
"''
movement
and
j
Wusung,
Carl
Giske,
B.
Bakkien
l;;"1"".
s
lar
as
the
min-
and
Mr.
Heliand.
'
""lit
five
it,
had
been)
President
Ounderson
was
mas-
Some
say
"A
Slipper
is
only
n
slipper"
And
usually
they're
FOR
Co-Op
and
Credit
Union
Members
CIVIC
CENTRE
AUDITORIUM
Thursday,
Nov.
15,
1951,
at
8:00
p.m.
Guest
speakers
will
be
R.
A.
Monrufet,
Managing
Director
ol
the
B.C.
jCredit
Union
League
and
Bob
Donaldson
of
the
U
B.C.
Extension
Department.
,
Films
will
be
shown
and
refreshments
will
be
served."
-
Tickets
can
be
obtained
at
all
Co-op
stores.
Admission
free.
right.
ter
of
eeremonfc'S
.
who
arrived
by
afternoon
from
:
I'-lerclay
Nelson
L.ifreniere,
for
driving
a
motor
vehicle
without
a
licence,
was
fined
$25
and
costs
in
city
police
court
yesterday.
A.
Dyer,
for
speeding,
was
fined
$5
and
costs,
and
Rene
Yezer-man,
for
driving
without
headlights,
was
similarly
fined.
'r
'"'ft
bv
last
evenlmr's
urn
BIGGEST
BARRIER
The
Hoover
Dam
on
the
Colorado
River
in
Arizona
ls
720
feet
high
and
1,244
feet
long
at
the
top.
iv.'
or
six
candidates
for
"'
will
take
audition.
lilll'llillllllllllllllillllllllllllilfflllllUffllllllPlMMIIIIBILIIII
i.l
,..!!,!
n:ili.lin,il.:l;l:,:'li:,r,,jliiH!liiu,l:1llli!ii1:ii:f
Sponsored
by:
The
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Credit
Union.
LAY
AWAY
NOW
266
BUT
CHRISTMAS
IS
COMING
Therefore
a
slipper
is
more
than
just
a
slipper.
A
SLIPPER
BECOMES
A
GIFT
And
for
Christmas
giving
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