Prince
Rupert
Doiiy
News
Thursday,
February
1,
1951
7
Funeral
Of
Mrs.
Skattebol
Are
You
Planning
1
1
j:
and
Droma
hlrtcf
J
A
hi
crested
t
festival
1
$60
has
been
realized
t
v
the
Prince
Rupert
and
i
Mukic
and
Drama
Festi-j
ik.m
local
business
fini:s,
Big
Bail
forfeited
Funeral
services
for
the
late
SHIPS
AND
Mrs.
Lena
Agnes
Skattebol,
wife
of
Harold
Skatebol,
were
held
Monday
afternoon-
from
the
JLne
Jea
Venn,
1
WATERFRONT
n
VANCOUVER
Mr.
Justice
Grenville
Court
chapel
of
BC.
ew
Undertakers,
Rev.
E.
Soliand
officiating.
Mrs,
J.
C.
Gllkrr
was
J.
V.
Clyne
yesterday
ordered
$40,000
bail
forfaited
In
the
case
C"7
Any
Alterations
:
Or
Repairs
to
Your
Hom?
-
f
.
'
We
are
able
to
offer
you
our
peri.onar
attention
in'
I
a.s.si.slliife
you
with
original
designs
and
plans.
We
vlli
(
also
eMima4,e
70111-
costs
at
your
own
home.
j!
m
.11
L
('j
J
lil
A
TJ1:3
three
!f
of
John
and
George
.
Matlock
ens
Jot,
organist.
There
was
a
profusion
of
flow
this
morning
with
did'not'
t
brolners
wno
appear
in
court
to
face
charges
of
consylr-
centre
of
social
interest
in
Princp
Runprt
thiv;
shipment
over
cnr
lines
to
east-
ers
in
the
chapel
In
memory
of
an
esteemed
friend.
The
chuoel
rulive
heard
t
a
meel-
ir.g
to
sell
narcotics.
Hic
Civic
Centre
last
Trial
of
charges
against
Wil-;
was
filled
with
tho.se
paying
their
afternoon
is
the
fine
newly-completed
Nurses'
Home
U"lled
states
markets-of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hosnibil
who
th.i
cnr
steamer
Prince
George
liam
Carter
continued
while
jast
respects.
Hymns
were
"My
;,.nt
Mrs.
Kan
ueeKer,
police
across
Canada
sought
the,
Faith
Looks
up
to
Thee"
owl
"O,
tin-
firms
for
their
sup-
Women
8
Auxiliary
of
the'
hospital
is
condurtimr
,1
T
,r,,.
VIX,,,'
m,-
Mallocks
for
whom
Carter
is
al-isale
to
tht-ttook
That.tei(?hcr
i.ntioninB
individual
ap-
Or
If
You
Are
Planning
n
In
Mrs.
George
Ilill
rv
Pluvm
for
the
publlc-
leged
to
have
worked.
j
Than
I."
,
The
Mallocks
were
supposed
to
j
panbearcrs
were
H.
Long,
f
.
have
come
here
from
Winnipeg,
BlackhaH,
A.
to
face
trial.
A
police
check,
otter
'
they
did
not
arrive
.uncovered
110
'
Van
Ml'er.
H.
Basso
and
V.
L.
true
of
them.
Hansen.
...
.
!
nousewarminp;
tea
in
the
spacious
living-room.
This
Is
not
the
official
open-i
ing
of
the
new
home
but
the
occasion
does
give
the
callers
the
11
4
l
-r
r-l
I
opportunity
of
making
at
least'
rlVlL
S
(
hthm
.,
contributed
towards
the
i
estiva!.
;
embarking
here
were
M.
Mac-'donaW,
H.
Allen,
f.'apt.
and
Mrs.
,B.
Roald,
K.
T.
Harding,
I.
.Jo-.hansen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Stokes,
Miss
M.
Long,
P.
Husoy,
J.
MurLiuu.ini,
H.
Tnoni,
G.
F.
Pike,
Mrs.
M.
Blake,
Miss
E.
Swanson,
Mrs.
R.
Benoit,
F.
M.
Munson,
E.
J.
Erlckson,
H.
Han-
luuUuu
of
canon
Basil
n.
MODKKN
JIM)
ORIGINAL
HOME
1
1
ItX'lTl'KF.
;
OR
FIXTIRKS
j
f.
.:
something
that
is
different
.
.
.
give
us
a
call!
Our
experience
and
our
up-to-date
shop
Is
as
clusi
'
as
your
telephone.
"
seconded
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Ire
secretary,
Miss
Yvonne
was
asked
to
write
a
letter
Social
Evening
a
partial
inspection
and
to
observe
particularly
-what
the
Women's
Auxiliary
has
teen
doing
to
further
enhance
the
com-ort
of
the
nurses
who
will
make
fcreeiatmn
to
the
Civi-
In
another
effort
at
an
ex-
'sen-
D
Feder.sen,
W.
M.
Martu,
tansive
recruiliiiR
drive
tlw
'Miss
Marteau,
A.
Western,
B.
heir
residence
there
Mrs.
Jens
Munthe.
ni-MirW.of
HMC8
Chatham
last
niahi
ICleary,
A.
Sutherland,
R.
Puckey,
PHONE
BLUE
446-or
GREEN
232
and
we
will
call
on
you
'
for
the
recent
lmprove-inade
to
the
auditorium,
icrship
applications
for
year
are
in
arrears,
Miss
h
Holmes,
membership
,,
reported.
Larson
said
that
many
of
the
auxiliary
Is
receiving
the
"
hW
a
social
evening
instead
of
A
Caster,
D.
Fooljames.
G.
Ana-guests.
I
the
regular
drill.
Each
.man
was'ron.
Mr-
and
Mrs-
Eylleson
and
Convener
of
the
affair
Is
Mrs.
I
rmi
.
RBp0aUnd'MrM;ndG,.r;
L.
M.
Greene
and
in
charge
or
I
The
drill
hall,
fitted
p
with
f
"w'
stokes
F
R
rZm
C
the
tea
badminton
courts,
table
tennis
room
are
Mrs,
C.;H.
El-!
a
)
()
n
Mrs
A
W
fi
uih
a
w
Mr
.
have
come
in
from
the
ix..
in,
mio.
11.
n.
Dirril,
MIX.
I,
"
.
-
,
o
...n.u
mi
i(nIIihlttnr
T
!,
r-
New-
.
"A.
K
.
.
'
ra,s-
,
w;
er
W.Z
"v-t,
.
:
uT
.
"''"V;
haven
and
A.
Anderson
inquiring
on
the
festival
Id
May
2,
3
and
4.
Appli-rr
entry
in
the
festival
Penguin
Hobby
Shop
UKSIOKtKS
AfiD
Bl'II
DERS
OP'
'MODERN
I
ITKMTlitE
Corner
of
Sixth
Avenue
and
Fulton
Street
'
!
in
not
later
than
March
nm.
uuecLing
operations
in
me
"""iA,aiiiuii
miiii
ui
uo
kitchen
Is
Mrs.
L.
A.
N.
Potter-
sports,
while
there
was
a
con-ton,
stant
flow
to
and
from
the
bingo
Presiding
at
the
pouring
tables
tabic,
which
was
run
by-
C
P
O.
are
Mrs
R
O
Larsp
Mrs
i
A
Stan
PMam.
'
FINE
Dl'.FAUL'l
Ef
S
i
REGINA,
r
Dung
1950.
i
I
total
of
179
persons
wtjre
prose-
MaivlonnM
Mr
w
a
ir..L,in
..
..
...
cnteri
untier
the
Saskatnliewi.i
huirman
said.
.
for
the
festival
seem
to
,g
nicely,"
said
Mrs.
in
attendance
were:
Sis-i-rior,
Sister
Mary
Law-
'mow
responmble
for
BClUng
H(r7ttali7.ation
Act
for
nnn-nav-
!
This
advertisemrnt
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
and
Mrs.
Duncan
Black?
out
the
frames
were
Fv;ttv
Of
finer
.
.1
1
i.i
'
.MiiiolNii
otiiDAiLY.
NrVVS
BRINGS
KESULT8.
Serviteurs
are
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills.
V-
Jn.
Z'Z.
wm,,uw
nos'tal
tax
!.
marun
van
oooien,
Mrs.
Wilbur
Eastman
and
Stoker
Gcr
.,y
u
,
L'
Kay
Jotin8n'
aid
Lwufc-.'C.F.O.
James
Wood
r'iD1.Ru'?,"rt..Da"i"W,n'
MrS
was
in
charge
of
refreKhmenl.s,
-f-
Uirti
.'
M,-rl.
Mr.,whteh
coBsteUHl
of
cakes,
Rudolph
Olson,
Mi.s.5
Larson,
Mis.i
Elizabeth
Mrs.
Earl
Becker.
Mrs.
Hardy,
Mrs.
L.
P.
Char-.
Mrs.
George
Cook,
Mrs.
S.
Kergin,
Mrs.
George
iion
Basil
S.
Prockter,
Jensen
and
Mrs.
J.
'8.
'A'
"A"
s
Evans
and
Mr.i.
L.
V.
T;rtter.;al.
,
'
Mrs.
G.
E.
11,
Montgomery
.
iiltn
no
nn
.t
mil...
a
.
r;,;?..r
,
lightning
TEnnons
ivi.
iiui.h
4
iii
v.uarm;
wi
.u
nil-
1
'
fie.
DDNDALK,
ONT.
-We
'
thought
we
were
ba."k
lijine
:
'
again
and
being
bo..itPd,"
taid
kits.
Va'.dcmars
Goba.
a
recent
'
II.
Uk
,
CUTS
CONVERSATION
FOHT
William,
Out.
TcH.-
inner
phone
were
silent
in
559
homs
arrival
from
.
Latvia,
after
h;r
here
aft.'r
a
wc
k
crew
accident-
home
was
shaken
bya
lightning!
IV
cut
a
t"i(!f
hone
cable.
It
took
fclaxt.
A
.bull
of
fi
e
rushed
dowiii
58
horns
ti
resuire
full
service,
the
rhinmey
and
out
of
tli
st.iV'''.
Can!
f-arlif
'ink
was
with
Mrs.
Wil-
f'hweil
at
the
Canadian
FISHERMEN
.
.
,
!
card
party
lastnishl
inking
first
prir,e
in
crib-is.
Rothwell
won
in
the
a
cake
donated
by
Mis.
i'tomery.
s
from
tlie
elevwi
-rani
For
'comprpte
wverliaul
of
your
High
Speed
Gasoline
Engines,
,
see
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
piay
-were:
Mrs.
A.
Crox-
J
Curric.
whist:
Mrs.
II.
m
m
t
mm
mm,
r
mmr
i
mm
wr
ey,
Mrs.
G.
Krau3e.
We
have
Uie
trained
mechan
Mrs.
W.
Rothwell,
E.
ics
and
specialized
equipment
to
cribbage,
perform
this
work
for
you
elflclently
and
economically
refreshment.
comm:t-Mrs
W.
Uothwell.
Fred
Burlier,
Mis
,7
Mrs.
W.
Montf'oiiii'rv,
To
avoid
delay
this
Kpring
when
the
ru:
h
l.
on,
let
us
have
that
Job
now.
V.
lluniry
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
vjfffi
plenty
of
syropf
butter
and'
bacon
i
"1
til"
IJai'ie!iiii7
Rupert
Motors
Limited
.
IIkth
India
is
iiotH
excellent
fluvo.-
ail
1
here
ore
iroDy
1
LEFT
MVS
i
Our
STOCK
REDUCING
SALE!
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sprKSf5i
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,
to
Aunt
Jem
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HISTORY
OF
PANCAKE
DAY
V
A
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b
nan
i
tv.
Friday
&
Saturday
Only
1
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TU
WUVE
SUN
THESE
fD
SIZES
WOMEN'S
SHOES
pstly
small
sizes.
fQ
few
pair
left.
;
'DAY
and
SATURDAY,
Only
OMEN'S
PULL-ON
RUBBERS
pre
are
still
a
few
pair
of
The
custom
of
eating
Pancakes
on
Shrove
Tuesday
was
established
hundreds
of
years
ago.
Since
then
it
has
become
a
deeply
roofed
tradition
in
the
lives
of
millions
of
people
of
many
faiths.
In
nearly
every
Country
Pancake
Day
was,
and
(till
is,
a
day
of
great
celebration.
,
Check
Your
Pancake
Day
Needs!
!
For
extra
delicious
feasting,
serve
Aunt
Jemima
Pancakes
with
all
the
trimmings.
Check
this
list
for
the
next
time
you
go
shopping.
1
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Aunt
Jtmima
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lor
Poncpkn
Buckwheat
Margarine
pe
Top
Grade
Overshoes
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Cai
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Maptf
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CaffM
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Corn
Syrup
rrv,
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SATURDAY
of
to
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