Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
October
2,
1951
.
Loca
I
Your
Building
Needs
I
Try
our
service
first
a
n
i
Z
jb
r
'
i.
M.
Aldcrson,
district
passenger
agent,
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
who
was
here
yesterday
making
the
round
trip
north
JOHN
H.
d
PERSONAL
jn
Gcncrol
Buildinq
jpplics
ond
Specialties
JII.R
on
the
Princess
Norah,
has
been
A
TViA
T
oni.n
nai-tti
ti.lll
'.a
1
jlOlll)
The
Rotary
Mixed
Chorus
will
meet
Tuesday,
Oct.
2
at
8
p.m.
In
Brjoth
Memorial
High
School.
All
those
interested
In
singing
are
urged
to
attend.
231cj
Drt'AliK
Prince
Rupert
no
1ess
than
postponed
from
Oct.
3
to
Oct.
10.m
231c)
;
eight
times
:n
the
last
six
weeks,
indicating
the
increasing
volume
Dr.
R.
E.
Foerster,
director
of
j
0
traffic
that
vessels
of
the
line
the
biological
.station
of
the
BULGER
Oft
I
om
el
ri
j
John
8u!ger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
AJPYS
AND
I)"
,H1S(.!I
PAINTS
I
7
fiU.T
TILE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Rothwell
Fisheries
.
Research
Board
of
h
C
James!
general
passenger
returned
during
the
week-end
Canada
at
Nanaimo,
is
a
visitor
tagent,
Vancouver,
came
north
.ft-
i.uim
uiuLuiing
inp
10
ixs
in
me
city
on
oniciai
Dusiness.
i
Angeles.
The
roads,
they
say,
.........
ii
u
,
.
.
.
.
flpn
I.AP
fnrmprlv
ooronf
Viara
this
trip
to
observe
traffic
on
the
new
Kitimat-Kemano
Bay
d
City
Builder's
Supply
r
f
'
v.
.
v.
i
s?
i
cic
an
uiai
couia
oe
wisnea
1
.
"
""
--
iSprvire
for
south
of
the
border
I
tor
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
I
and
now
dockman
at
Sandspit
I
;hcr
ITT
liiilr
Street
Phone
Blue
8207
Badminton
Meeting,
Civic
'
for
Northern
Pulpwoods,
arrived
n.4
.
t
W1-
L
.
.
.
it
centre,
Wednesday,
Oct.
3,
at
In
the
city
yseterday
from
the
T'3J
30
p.m.
Bring
your
racquets,
i
Islands
whence
he
expects
to
(232c)
I
return
on
Thursday.
A
ourAe
for
4
ii
n
THE
CIVIC
CENTRE
OF
PRINCE.
RUPERT
TINY
TOTS
CLASSES
Begin
ai
2:30
Wednesday,
October
3
.
with
MRS.
FORWARD
AND
ASSISTANTS
in
charge
urAeS
iere
HILLMAN
X
fniilrasr
.
Iiirw
Robert
Gardiner
left
for:
It
was
suggested
at
last
night's
Klemtu
today
on
the
Coquitlam.
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
F.
Mulligan,
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
after
a
brief
holiday
here,
re-
that
attendance
might
be
im-turned
on
the
Coquitlam
to
their
proved
upon.
Members
present
home
in
Vancouver
today.
j
were
asked
to
check
up
on
those
...
.
,
,
,
who
were
not
with
a
view
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Paul
Patrick
and
getting
them
out
at
next
mect.
Mrs.
Brown,
who
motored
to
jn
Prince
Rupert
from
California,)
"'
returned
to
Vancouver
on
the
David
Radford
of
the
Stand-Coquitlam
today.
'
ard
Oil
Co.
of
British
Colum-
'
bia.
G.
Clarke
McLean,
repre-
Adult
Night
School.
It
is
senting
the.
Northern
Machinery
necessary
to
have
a
minimum
of
Co.,
and
E.
Paulding,
new
local
f
fteen
to
form
a
night
school
manager
of
the
Bank
of
Mont-class.
We
have
received
the
f
ol-
j
reali
were
pcted
to
member-owing
registrations:
Bookkeep-
shlp
ln
the
prince
Rupert
Cham-lng12,
Typing-12,
English
for
ber
of
Commerce
at
last
night's
PONTIAC
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
nurses
will
have
the
opportunity
In
tlyee
weeks
to
attend
lectures
on
new
nursing
methods
by
travelling
Instructress
for
Registered
Nurses
Association
of
B.C.
'
Arriving
here
about
October
20
Is
Miss
Fern
Trout,
RN,
returned
recently
from
an
extensive
course
In
specialty
nuwlng
In
the
United
States
who
has
been
touring
Central
and
Northern
B
C.
the
past
few
months.
Here
for
three
days,
Miss
Trout
will
lecture
on
new
drugs
and
their
uses,
one
or
two
clinical
subjects
and
nursing
aspects
of
atomic,
bacteria
and
chemical
warfare.
llrly
iiunrii
-
-
"
in
ify
j
THE
CIVIC
CENTRE
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
WOMEN'S
KEEP
FIT
!
CLASSES
Commence
Wednesday,
Oct.
3,
2:30
p.m.
InsCiuctress:
MRS.
MARGARET
BLAIN
DcSOTO
;
new
aitauiaiis
id.
mere
ie
meeting,
two
other
courses
being
offered!
if
enough
wish
them:
Art-Metal-1
National
affairs
committee
of
work
and
Beginners
Band.
If
iv,i
Prinro
p,.rt
rh.mbr
nf
Jl3
COUPE
nilrasc
POSTAL
STAGE:
One
of
the
four
ways
mail
was
delivered
this
week
ficm
Richmond
Hill,
OnL,
to
the
Canadian
International
Stamp
-Exhibition
at
Toronto
was
on
this
stag?
coach.
Drivers
Gerry
C.'aik
Heft
I
and
Mervin
Hebden
(righti
hand
over
mail
to
postmaster
Tom
Willis.
The
mail
sack
was
carried
by
runner,
pony
express,
stage
coach
and
helicopter.
(CP
PHOTOl
you
are
interes'ed,
phone
641.
commerce
was
given
power
to
(232c)
act
in
connection
with
a
reso-
,,
.
.
,
lution
on
various
taxation
mat-
luitc
ivuuch
viiaiiiuer
ui
IN'IC'S
SPECIAL"
Commerce,
at
its
last
Dnnp;,
nrt
Lu.u
n,m
Ik..
meeting
meeting
"
.
e.sed.
.the
5'lst'tu.t'0?
be
brought
before
the
annual
7
fcraham
4-door
.
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
I
Night
School
for
Bandsmen
ir,
Columbia
w
Vv,
Chamber
I
of
.
Com-
convention
of
the
Canadian
chamber
of
Commerce
to
be
imerce,
a
provincial
counterpart
ne,
at
tnis
mQntn
!
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
,
I
sedan
;$300.OO
Mrs.
Margaret
Kimble
and
Mrs.
Inez
Galther,
two
mission-I
aiies
from
Bremerton,
Washing-
ton.
who
have
been
holding
ser-
1
vice
at
the
Full
Gospel
Taber-
nacle
here,
left
today
by
bus
for
Terrace
from
where
they
will
travel
by
taxUo
Skeena
Crossing.
Accompanying
the
missionaries
a.e
Kitkatla
natives,
Joe
and
Law.ence
Innls
and
William
Gladstone,
who
will
assist
in
the
two-day
service
there.
The
party
will
return
to
Prince
Rupert.
I
Col.
S.
D.
Johnston
has
returned
from
Victoria
wher
hp
FINEST
OF
COOKING
BEST
OF
FOOD
More
Airlift
Of
Mail
Asked
What
is
probably
the
only
such
i
Commerce.
The
local
chamber
Radio
committee
of
the
PrincV
course
offered
in
the
province
also
complimented
those
re-
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
been
announced
by
the
sponsible
tor
the
drawing
up
of
was
asked
at
last
night's
cham-school
board
for
night
school
'
tne
constitution
of
the
new
B.C.
ber
meeting
to
check
up
on
this
year.
(chamber.
complaints
that
the
8
o'clock
A
L
'sinners'
hanH
mirw
fr,r
I
morning
news
broadcast
on
ta
Van0l"cr
I
have
CFPR
"was
often
started
late
adulU
wm
get
under
wav
as
Lon
anXanU
managed
t0
find
some
very
after
It
was
partly
over.
There
as
10
or
more
IT
signed
TIhZ?.
Fali
was
e
uncertainty
as
to
the
IT
MOTORS
.IMITED
!
hup
at
1st
Street
in
MA
:ind
5ns
Rupert
Chamber
of
r:!nce
r-r.merc
l
Olt
fKV.
OIT
ORni
KS
IMIONF.
Zm
BROADWAY
CAFE
decided
last
night
to
Booth
Memorial
High
School
'
."sa5
.
cm"a
a,Q
T
"
was,
16
"
10
e.
com"
nk
the
postal
authorities
in
to
musical
miKirai
Hi,f.
t-
""uuiB
in
cusiume
jewel-
miivee
10
investigate
ana,
'
ii
pos-
director,
today.
!ler
Soon
to
s,art
arrivlnJ
John
,ihl.
nhtain
wr,Pat,n
f.h.
was
present
at
the
unveiling
of
I
have
first
class
mail
carried
on
Musical
Instruments
of
all
Buluer.
(lto)
fault
a
memorial
to
the
lith
Canadian
I
both
of
the
daily
flights
of
Can
ocottish
Regiment.
ZT,.,.,..
...-.-"...I,
M
gtuaents
will
be
accepted.
In
Sunday.
TRAITS
limed
and
Printed
IT
KKRVICE
;
structlon
is
to
be
once
a
week,
having
..Tn,
clvlc
Band
hag
difnculty
In
the
l
llnillnir
rnlaominla
fnr
The
inconvenience
of
the
mail
close
at
9:25
I
-:
'rzrir
m
rzi
-
I
V-
f
ECIPES
R
mo.
nlng
was
mentioned
and
It
members
that
have
left
and
we
BIHIt'S
STI
DIO
pet
B(ix
645
Ac
Green
389
:
it
Ruirrl,
jf
7',,
k
,
lT
hcP'
t0
80lve
th's
Problem
by
flight
should
also
be
second
teaching
Interested
adults
the
utilized.
-
!
rudiments
of
band
music
and
The
Chamber
will
continue
Instrument
playing,"
Mr.
Huber
clfo-ts
to
have
a
speeding
up
of
said.
wicket
f
rvice
at
the
local
post
..There
nlust
be
a
kmds
o
rfilce
particularly
at
the
stamp
poople
nere
wno
W0Ujd
nkc
lQ
t:mmiK
aim
jjuilii
weiBiuiiK
b
ow
a
horn
Wpl,
hpr.
thlr
CRANBERRY
RICE
CREAM
Cranberry
Rice
Cream
is
one
'
of
those
desserts
which
has
the
happy
faculty
of
requiring
day-
j
beiore
preparation.
Safe
in
the
refrigerator,
It
presents
no
1
problems
on
party
day.
The
!
sauce,
however,
is
best
served
hot
but
don't
make
the
mistake
j
cf
putting
the
hot
sauce
on
the!
cream
dessert
until
It
is
served
wickets
where
congestion
arises
chance
and
I
am
sure
there
will
iwom
m
n
Bat
,09
it
it
'
'
4
dr
i1
wrm
m
m
be
band
material
graduate
from
tl.
se
classes
in
a
very
short
time,"
he
said.
late
each
afternoon,
particularly
around
5
p.m.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
McKinley
left
a
gr
IUUUK
KU5C
,
SUIT
ilHOXS
.
.
llld
allow
the
guests
to
do
their
own
sauce
ladling
at
the
table.
Ingredients:
mc
styles
.
.
,
i
envelope
ummvutea
sia-j
tine
fabi
ics
sure
to
(
on
the
Coquitlam
today
for
a
j
trip
to
Vancouver.
;
J.
Slaferek.
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert,-
returned
by
boat
to
Vancouver
today
following
a
brief
visit
here.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lee
Brown
of
Shearwater,
following
a
brief
visit
here,
returned
to
their
home
today,
sailing
on
the
Coquitlam.
.
,
ft
the
harklmne
4
cup
cold
water
1
cup
cold
milk
34
cup
cooked
fluffy
rice
1
tablespoon
sugar
4
teaspoon
salt
nrw
Fall
VllNESE
DISHES
Chop
Siipv
-
Cliow
Men
Open
ft
p
m.
J;30
a.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
Cnr
OiHside
OrrlerU
Dione
133
An
OPEN
STOCK
Creation
by
GEORGIAN
CHINA
Ltd.
'
'
Pretty
as
a
Picture
Modern
as
Tomorrow
SPECIAL
INTRODUCTORY
OFFER
To
introducj
beautiful
'TUDOR
ROSE"
Chinaware,
the
FIRST
FIFTY
Customers
spending
$5.00
or
more
will
each
receive
(in
addition
to
couponsl
one
FULL
SIZE
10"
Dia
l
DINNER
PLATE
tValue
$1,601
FREE!
HURRY
AND
GET
YOURS
NOW!
GET
YOUR
DINNER
SET
FREE
!
-
Yei.
you
can
get
the
most
complete
sot
desired
absolutely
FREE
.
.
.
and
it's
so
EASY
.
.
.
j.ust
save
the
COUPONS
Issued
by
nr.
on
all
CASH
SALES
of
$1.00
or
more,
and
reclce
n
thorn
for
your
choice
of
the
picevs
listed
at
the
stores.
REMEMBER:
You
can
obtain
ANY
PIECE
at
ANY
TIME
by
adding
5
cents
CASH
for
each
coupon
short
of
the
:
umber
reouircd.r,
OFFERED
BY
THE
FOLLOWING
STORES
Temperatures
in
Malaya
aui
British
Bsiir.eo
fhow
little
vari-Btion
throughout
the
12
months.
7
A
'
1
it
1;,".
-
1
f
A"
ftt
;,
a
5.
M
1
jflf
1
teaspoon
vanilla
1
1
cup
heavy
cream,
whipped
1
lb.
can
whole
cranberry
'
sauce
I
4
cup
brown
sugar
j
Method:
Place
gelatine
in
itustard
cup.
Add
cold
water
and
!
let
stand
2
minutes.
Place
custard
cup
In
pan
of
boiling
water
I
until
gelatine
dissolves.
Add
to
cold
milk.
Add
rice,
sugar,
salt
and
vanilla
and
chill
until
'slightly
thickened.
Fold
in
whipped
cream.
Spoon
into
sherbets
or
pour
ln
to
large
mold
and
chill
until
firm.
When
ready
to
serve,
heat
cranberry
sauce
with
1
brown
sugar
until
piping
hot.
iWhen
serving
let
guests
ladle
j
hot
cranberry
sauce
over
rice
cream.
!
Makes
4
to
6
servings.
RECORD
SALE
BEGINNING
WED.
OCT.
3rd
or
LYON'S
FINE
FOODS
LTD.
5th
Ave.
and
McBride
St.
Groceries.
Fruits
and
Vegetables
FREE
DELIVERY.
Thones
250
and
Red
465
BLAIN
BROS.
Second
Avenue
Humes
540
andy547
FREE
DELIVERY
Emily
Kimbrough
Compares
Blue
Bonnet
It's
Her
Favorite
I
)
l
i
Jmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmx
SUNRISE
GROCERY
Tliune
26
and
27
FREE
DELIVERY
DOM'S
DEPT.
STORE
Mi
Kriile
and
4th
Ave.
Phone
Red
816
POPULAR
AND
CLASSICAL
RECORDS
AND
ALBUMS.
NEW
RECORDS
FROM
WITHDRAWN
LIST
TO
CLEAR
12
PRICE
Favorite,
Popular
and
Classical
Artists
Come
in
and
make
your
selection
whilo
they
last.
FAMILY
MEAT
MARKET
Quality
Meats,
Fish,
Poultry
FREE
DELIVERY
Phone
957
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
Phone
311
'
WE
DELIVER
--
"
J
hit-
.
.
-
:
f,,
P.milv
P'1'
Styles
Today"
e
Mansell
Midway
Grocery
&
Meat
Market
We
feature
Farm
Fresh
Eggs,
Garden
Fresh
Vegetables,
Fresh
&
Cooked
Meats
,
6th
Ave.
&
Ambrose
Phone
659
FREE
DELIVERY
Wear
o
Arwpt
an
llivni.nni
n..
KimbrmiRh.
(Vimpare
Buiu
Bonnet
Margarine
with
any
spread
at
uny
prii-e.
Like
the
author
anil
lecturer,
vou'U
love
Bi.ub
Honnkt's
freHh.Bweet
ilavorMtich
nutrition!
Healeeonuiny!
Hi.pk
Honnkt
'
(
anaila's
tine
mmlitv
all-vegetalile
mainarine.
I
no
Hi.iib'Bonnet
in
rooking,
"
vegr-talilw,
as
a
ilelieiouii
preal.
Buy
Hi.he
Bonnet
ami
get
"all
three"
Flavor!
Nutrition!
Eeononi-e-e!
BiA-is
Bonnet
Margarine
is
""lil
in
two
tyie
regular
einnomy
pnikage
with
color
water,
anil
also
in
the
famous
Yellow
CJi'iit
bag
for
fact,
e&.sy
color.
T'1
-3rd
Ave.
McRAE
BROS.
Ltd
"i
the
Dallv
News
psults.
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