ft
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Thursday,
July
28,
1951
.
ONE
TOR
THE
ROAD
VANCOUVER
r
John
Boyies
awoke
in
his
hotel
room
to
find
an
intruder
placidly
drinking
his
whisky.
Tne
thief
fled
with
li0
from
tht-
wal-vt.
of
his
re-tuctant
host.
Letter
From
.
M
.
I
I
Flying
Established
Here,
Aero
Club
Would
Expand
Activities
Has
Turned
Out
Three
Pilots
and
16
Are
Now
Training
"Well
done,
Pat
just
keep
her
no?e
up
a
little
more
when
coming
in
on
the
rough."
The
whirring
stopped
with
a
cough
or
two
and
tV,f.
ilr.rA,
Kith.
Tntl
.
1
I
3Tsr
With
BARRET
ASPHALT
PERSONAL
;
'(ion,
two
pianes
and
two
ln-utructorsi,
gtudentj
get
a
"kickback"
of
$100
on
their
tuition
fees
and
the
elub
gets
a
similar
reimbursement.
I
The
Aero
Club
feels
it
U
get-,
ting
,
to
the
point
where
such
j
expansion
may
be
warranted
and
a
membership-
drive
for
more
students
aoon
will
be
launched.
J
"There
must
be
quite
a
few
young
fellows
H
frinee
R-
,
pert
who
want
to
learn
to
fly,"
said
Jay
Burns,
who
has
had
J'j
hours
in
the
air
now
and
is
delighted
with
the
aew
experience.
"I
don't
see
any
I
reason
why
Prince
Rupert
!
shouldn't
be
a
flying
town."
dims"'
cacAai
.
SHI
EAGLES
How
about
joining
the
wor!:
brigade
in
Annunciation
School
tonight
at
8?
Many
hunds.need-
ed
for
the
inflation
job.
moci
jes
n.idd.-n
of
Mussett
is
a'
uusine
:s
:s
visitor
visitor
in
in
me
me
cuy.
cuy.
ne
tie
"'
"'n
au.yiun.iuui,
puiiLuun
plant?
WUS
qUICKiy
tied
to
the
float.
That
was
Boh
Kelsey
talking
to
Pat
Dean.
I?oh
is
president
and
part-time
instructor
ct"
For
detailed
information,
phone
Albert
&
.McCaffery
Ltd.
arrived
from
tha
Queen
Charlotte
while
Pat
is
taking
his
last
few
Islands
by
air
Tuesday
after-
hours
In
solo
flying
before
tak-'
;n.
-
,
jini;
his
private
pilot's
exam
next
116
Since
the
c
i
u
b
originated,
some
five
years
ago,
It
ha.sn't
been
"ahy
great
.shakes"
but
"at
lea.st
we'vt
kept
going,"
savs
President
Bob.
"We've
started
stow
and
ea.sy.
with
one
plarie
and
part-time
Instruction
to
keep
cort
drtwn
Fxp-.insioa
should
be
In
line
with
our
Island
City
Builders
Supplies
The
president
agreed.
Secretary
Bob-
Davis,
who
wasn't
there,
will
be
starting
on
a
publicity
scheme,
said
Bob,
to
see
how
"Ruperites"
feel
about
flying.
"We
feel
flying
has
been
pieHy
wed
established
he-e
now,"
he
said.
'
Don't
you
think
so,
Pat?"
111
J
Blue
fDld
it
40,50,60?"
5
Maitj
You're
Crazy
fct
rntif
ur
t
'nimiwnrt
ar
tPP?
M
7a
Itf
ttn
:nf
tic
'
w"H
tmuiiM,
i.,
1,1,
lur
wI,
Ki,.,n
It-Hm
do
w.lly
l
buil,
!,-
wf
ir,.a
fci.
uiitiy
Ri.ti
ti
Won,
t'.ll
"i.lii
"
lif
r
TuW
'I
.bltiH
(ur
imp
yoiigrr
faeitiif
ll,u
W
't"'ii-,
aim
MHf
out.
til
ifus
Miulm
v.r
MiMc.
f
4
classified
will
buy.
noil
or
:
id
it.
'
help
prevent
it
rFor
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
it-
..
-ii
and
SEE
U7
.
i
20
CIVIC
ri.NTRR
KITrHKNETTK
i
Newest
facility
to
be
added
to'
til"
l'nn.-e
Rupert
Civic
Centre
will
be
a
small
kitchenette
for
whkh
the
exemtive
is
making
tinai
plans.
It.i
location
will
be
lr
the
l.iiiiur
locker
room
on
the
main
floor
and
will
prow
a
wel-
et
me
t
mi
for
small
social
af.a
i:.
W
V.
Btone
Is
chairman
of
tlw
committee
in
charge
of
ai
ruiineiuent.-,.
i
REPAIR
WORK
P.O.
Mm
the
rhone.
210
SUwsrt.
BC
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
215
1st
Avenue
West
I'hinir
Mill)
See
the
the
Prince
Himert
Aern
ninh
month.
Pat
also
is
navigation
instructor
at
the
club's
ground
si-hool.
He's
an
ex-navigator
of
the
KCAF.
And
with
Tat,
taking
the
U13
stride
In
August,
will
be
Norm
Skognio
and
Bill
Strahl,
both
ot
whom
have
completed
their
35
hours
of
flying
and
the
cross
country
hop.
1
Hut.
learning
to
fly
Isn't
Jm.t
a
matter
of
knowing
how
o
handle
the
controls
of
un
air-
,B"C:
.
lne.
instruc-
the
aircraft.
"We'd
better
get
over
to
th
;
school,
Pat.
It's
near
8:lfl
now
and
the
boys
should
be
there."
A
.hort
drive
around
the
quay
brought
Bob
and
Pat
to
u
low,
lamuiuig
ouuuing
wnere
several
cars
already
were
parked.
As
the
pair
entered,
voices
ii-
sued
from
the
classroom.
Abo-JL
10
young
men
inside
were
d
5-cuislnj
seriously
a
point
In
airmanship.
They
are
men
who
ate
learning
to
fly
j
plane,
and
they
come
from
all
walks
of
life.
Lome,
fu
instance,
Is
a
switchman
on
the
raiiroad.
Chris
Is
a
rulphite
worker:
lav.
grocer
with
his
own
bus.nesj,
and
8ig
is
a
shipwright.
And
Oo
on.
The.se
men
have
wanted
to
learn
to
fly
for
a
long
time,
oat
"we
just
never
had
the
chance."
"It
takes
quite
a
bit
of
mon"y
to
8
to
a
regular
flying
school.
1
Besides,
you
have
to
20
out
of
town
alld
tnat
increases
the
cost.
But
n0w
tnat
e
have
the
club,
we
ear'
,ake
our
lessons
at
our
convenience
and
when
we
have
the
money
to
spare,"
is
the
ay
mosl
'
1116111
'iPeaK
ln
lne
brou"1'
school
clase.
1
"
5uuJeci.s
as
meteorology,
"av'SaLIU",
air
regulations
ana
a
1
r
m
a
11
s
n
1
p
are
morougniy
tht
ashed,
out.
Between
Kelsey
and
Dean,
difficult
points
me
presented
ill
iiaif-a-dozen
dit-,
lerent
ways
until
thev
oe:orae!
clear
to
tiie
lait
man.
"When
you
know
the
theory
!
of
why
you
should
make
thisj
'
more
or
tnat,
watch
out
tor
one
Uiinj
or
another,
it's
so
much
1
caslc
when
it
comes
to
practi-
I
cal
flying,-'
says
lne
club
presi-
Hunt
.1
fikt-mr.
D
f
A
E
.1
i
S;ruct0V"""'
a"u
i
1
.
I
For
the
MEAL
BEST
,
OF
FOOD
i
,
a
s
"
-a
.v-
-
Loca
n
d
Mr.i.
W.
F.
KoU-rtson
Ls
sailing
t
might
in
the
prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Meeting
of
International
i
Union
of
'
Operating
Kiiplne
Friday,
Ju!y
27.
Carpenter.-)'
Hail,
8
p.m.
(175.'
I
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Hand
open
air
concert,
Court
House
lawns.
Thursday,
July
23,
at
8:00
p.m.
All
welcome.
tl74i:
hi.:
and
Mis.
C.
II.
Klklns
returned
to
the
city
en
Tu
tiday
idi'ht
from
n
motor
trip
which
included
visits
at
Terrace.
fimlth-crs
and
tin
ns
Lake.
and
Mi
s.
11.
O.
Smith
.sail
ed
'luesday
r.ieht
by
the
Prince
Oeoriie
c.n
ttii'lr
return
to
thrir
heme
In
Van-Oliver
after
a
two
weekr'
vls't
In
tl.v
nly
with
relatives!
See
adve
rti-ement
of
Auction
Sale
to
be
held
th's
Saturday,
July
28,
in
Smith's
warehouse,
corner
1st
Ave.
and
Mi-Bride
--opposite
N.ival
Drill
Hall
by
Tom
Christie..
(175ci
tw.
.
anj
Mrs.
Jai
k
McKae
will
tc
Terra
e
on
Buiiday
for
iff
visit
at
i.ukc.'se
I
ake
with
and
Mrs.
K
T.
K-nney
v.'iiile
K
K.
Howell,
piesldent
of
Aluminum
Co.
ut
Canada,
and
his
pai
ty
are
the.e.
W.illam
C.
Stump,
Ketchikan
attorney,
and
J.
T.
Notman,
general
agiiit
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Hallway
at
Prince
Huert,
have
sent
aer-eptances
to
attend
thf
annual
coiivenllon
of
the
Associated
Ikiaitls
irf
Trade
of
C'eiitral
Uiitish
Columbia
to
be
held
in
Prince
Hur.-ri
early
In
.September.
,
Do
a
el
tit
rale
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Creeo
and
family
of
Port
Edward
have
left
by
car
tor
Vancouver
where
they
will
be
joined
by
Mrs.
Crego's
octogenarian
parents,
Mr.
and
Mis.
c.
Musto.
who
were
recent
1
visitors
here.
After
the
celebration
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
MustoV
2olden
wedding
anniversary
In
'
Vancouver,
tiie
elderly
couple;
will
procewl
to
Detroit
for
a!
v.sit
before
continuing
bv
air
to
I
tl:eir
hunie
In
V
crula
lollowin
5
u
ttCiletu
tour.
Alcan
Head
on
;
Way
West
Now
j
It
E.
Powell,
president
of
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada,
has
acknowledged
an
Invitation
of
the
Pr'nce
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
niLvt
the
executive
council
at
luncheon
on
the
occasion
of
his
vl;it
to
the
city
dur-tnr?
the
coming
week-end.
However,
as
the
length
of
his
stay
at
Pi
ince
Rupert
is
&o
far
uncertain,
Mi.
Powell
is
unable
to
make
a
definite
appointment
but
will
communicate
further
from
Terrace.
Mi.
Powell
lelt
Montreal
with
his
paity
by
Canadian
National
Hallways
Tuesday
night.
The
Alcan
thief,
who
is
a-comanled
by
his
wife
and
fil'Tids,
1."
due
at
Terrace
8
o'clock
Sunday
morning
and
will
Lj
enter-ta
ned
at
a
buffet
luncheon
by
the
Terrace
and
District'
Board
of
Trade
that
day
at
th
miiii-mer
home
of
Hon.
and
Mrs.
E.
T.
Kenncy
at
Lakelse
Lake.
LaUr
in
the
day.
they
will
continue
on
to
Prince
Rupert.
Here
they
will
be
met
by
tlw
ya."ht
Sonoia
which
will
take
them
to
Klti-
mat.
j
England
Praises
1
Emerald
Oil
-
Says
"I
am
now
in
KiiKlanti
and
cannot
get
Emfraut
Oil
hen-.
XI
you
have
an
a
ent.
Jet
me
know
by
return
bu
ad-tlrn.
as
thin
ta
wry
urgent
.
"I
tind
Emerald
Oil
the
best
-era-cdy
I
have
pvw
vrswi
Tor.
all;
kynts
ot
r
Skin
Irritation."
Mr.
J.
S.,
Jtkiciiord-nUrv,
England.
If
you
or
any
rvlative
or
frk-nd
nrs
mUferlos
from
the
ltchhn?
imtntton
of
many
common
forms
of
tskm
Ji-.-c-ascR.
??t
a
bottle
of
MoireJj
Enifruid
lll
Y'mj'H
maki
no
mistake.
Tftern'a
a
t
h
i
n
v
Wnr
r
fr,'fin.nnn
Sutltiiesa
Orea.9e.ess
-Economical,
a
miiuII
txrttle
instil
a
Itjii
time.
On
VAt
wher-evpr
droiM
ar
ioid.
WALLACE
PHARMACY
u
1
HE
YEARS
AHEAD!
terine
Antiseptic
make
this
same
formula
readily
available
to
you
and
to
your
family.
Use
Listerine
Amnioniated
Tooth
Paste
regularly,
as
directed,
morning
and
night
and
right
after
eating.
Lambert
Phar-macalCo.
(Cainla)Ltd.,Toronto.
ZMachflnical
action
clan
sur-0
fu.-es
as
teeth
are
bruKhed
helix
bnak
up
and
remove
decay
-breeding
deposit,
-
LICENSED
BY
UNIVERSITY
OF
ILLINOIS
FOUNDATION!
SPECIALS
Salt
Lake
Peiry
running'
every
Sunday
and
Thursday,
weather
permltt.ng.
Gren
931
or
Blflck
928.
Itf)
Dr.
Ma.k
Pluiiduiun
uf
Suiumit,
New
Jersey,
Ilea,
of
the
pulp
s
-t
on
of
the
Celanese
Corporation
oi
America
t-.-ntral
lesearch
lalJoiatory,
kit
by
plane
yester
day
alterno
in
for
Vancouver
fol
lowing
a
ten
day-
visit
to
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
plant
here.
Dr.
Plunguian
will
proceed
fcast
alter
visiting
visiting
oth.-r
oth.-r
pi
plants
in
Washington
and
Oregon.
The
Public
Library
Is
closinj
for
tlw
summer
vacation,
July
21,
re-opening
Tuesday.
September
4.
Any
persons
wishing
to
return
books
during
Ihe
cio.:eJ
period
may
k'ttve
ihem
in
.:lot
in
library
door.
.
U7-.i
l
Large
Coho
Run
Is
On
.
f.uch
a
substantial
run
of
fine
ci
ho
has
developed
alo.ig
the
coast
duuiig
the
past
ten
days
llat
tne
Pack-'rs
have
been
taxed
fi
tting
th
fish
Into
the
canner-
le",
according
to
of
ficial
reports.
Ihe
run
has
been
particularly
heavy
In
the
Queen
Charlotte
ls'and
arid
Mllbank
Sound
areas.
II-
is
thv
biggest
run
in
five
or
six
years.
Trollers
have
been
making
up
for
lost
lime
after
a
lather
poor
start.
Oilhvtte.s
on.
the
Skeena
River
havt
been
doing
only
"ialrly"
well,
avera
Inp
about
''a
li-sr
a
day.
Tills
is
better
than
last
year.
About
5(10
hoats
are
cperating
on
the
Skeena.
Naas
River
fl.sliing
Is
ruiming
about
the
san.j
as
last
year.
An
excep
tionally
good
run
of
sockeye
In
the
Smith's
and
Rivers
Inlet
a.eas
Is
now
tapeiing
off.
'
As
for
seining.
Indications
are
fr
a
fair
run
of
chums
which
are
now
being
caught
at
about
3M)
fish
ner
day
by
seiners
In
Whale
Chaim-jl
near
Butedale.
A
catch
of
2000
pinks
by
one
seiner
ln
the
Naas
Hiver
area
has
been
1
eported.
All
varlrtles
of
salmon,
with
the
exception
of
pinks,
liar
been
running
considerably
earlier
than
usual
this
sea;;o:i.
otumnu
Fort
Edward
W.A.
Bazaar,
August
6,
1
pm.,
at
Community
Hall.
i
pi
Women's
Coor.-lnatlng
Tea
Sept.
2tl.
C'athu.ic
Fa'.l
P.a.'.aar.
Octohe:
3
and
4
Ke'lHi'Hil
-i;l'
(I
I,
il.
it
;i
LOB.A.
Fa.l
Bazaar,
0:t'
ber
28.
'01
)
t
u
izaar,
November
2.
Levlon
Auxiiiaiy
hai'.aar,
No-vemhpc
7.
IOUE
Fall
Bazaar
November
22
St.
Peter's
Hajaa",
No
vember
29
Fiii.
&
sat.
.
DURING
CHILDHOOD
...
f
OR
Mother!
Give
your
children
the
benefit
of
this
premiting
new
method
of
attacking
tooth
decay.
In
preliminary
tests
conducted
with
this
famous
formula
at
the
.
University
of
Illinois
Foundation,
caie
after
caie
of
reduction
in
the
incidence
of
tooth
decay
was
reported.
No
wonder
it
has
caused
such
interest
in
dental
circles!
Now
the
manufacturers
of
Lis-
Chtmlcal
ctln
rduct
1.
mouth
aridity.
Mould
and-
fSy7
Ity
pncouragpfi
decay.
GAIMABAY
CONVERTIBLE
53
50.95
WAr,HFS
DISHES
.
.
.
WASHES
CLOTHES
f
KE
THIS
If
KMARK
AM.E
WAftHER
AT
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Three
members
of
the
elub
so
far
have
received
their
priva'e
pilot's
licences
here.
There
are
ltt
now
taking
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