X
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
July
25,
1951
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i
II
Loca
a
With
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n
BARRET
ASPHALT
d
PERSONAL
New
Hall
at
Miller
Bay
Latest
of
the
amenities
at
the
Miller
Bay
Hospital
is
a
commodious
and
well
appointed
recreation
hall
for
the
staff
which,
now
nearing
completion,
was
usrd
for
the
first
time
last
Sunday
when
it
was
the
venue
for
a
reception
In
connection
with
the
visit
of
the
.Lieutenant-Governor.
Originally
erected
during
the
war
as
the
Rjncral
recreation
hall
at
the
Seal
Cove
base
of
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
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SHINGLES
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detailed
Information,
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en
or
Mcumery
Ltd.
Salt
Lake
Fciry
running
every
Sunday
and
Thursday,
weather
permitting.
Green
931
or
Black
926.
(tf)
S.
A.
Bird
and
son,
Walter
Bird,
returned
to
the
city
by
car
8unday
from
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Bird
Jr.
and
family
returned
home
by
boat.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
W.
Lonie
of
Vancouver
are
In
Prince
Rupert
visitlni
their
daughter.
Mr
Ed
117
.
58
Mrs.
Geoff
Lambly
of
Terrace
returned
home
today
after
spending
a
couple
of
days
In
the
city.
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Band
open
air
concert,
Court
House
lawns,
Thursday,
July
26,
at
8:00
p.m.
All
welcome.
(174c)
George
Schneider,
vice-president
of
Celanese
Corporation
of
America,
following
a
week's
visit
to
the
district,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
Vancouver
enroute
back
to
New
York.
He
joined
Mrs.
Schneider
and
friend.
Mrs.
Roberts,
whn
structure
was
taken
down
and
iSrl
-
mm
nd
City
Builders
Supplies
i
re-erected
at
Miller
Bay
by
!
Mitchell
&
Currle,
local
contrac-j
tors.
Measuring
100
by
50
feet
over
'all,
the
hall's
main
feature
U
a
Martin,
and
their
son,
J.
C.
Swart.
Blue
820
RED
CROSS
A
meetine
will
THE
RH
TWINS-Two
!i
be
held
In
the
Civic
Centre
at
Columbia
citizens
whose
had'
been
making
the
round
trip
10
AiasKa.
lives
were
saved
by
the
ready
availability
of
the
right
type
of
hlnnH
n.-hn
tk.
i
......
..
77
by
50
auditorium
or
recreation
vcr.uc
filled
out
with
such
adjuncts
as
kitchen,
locker
room
and
shower
and
dressing
rooms.
The
main
floor
will
be
marked
off
for
basketball,
badminton
and
volleyball.
About
Labor
Day
it
is
expected
a
formal
opening
dance
will
w.Um
w.,CII
were
uurn
WRn
lne
Rn
ractor.
They
received
replacement
transfusions
of
blood,
rushed
from
the
Red
Cross
Blood
Bank
the
night
they
were
born
and
for
several
weeks
after.
Now
they
are
healthy,
normal
little
girls.
In
addition
to
the
Free
Blood
Transfusion
Service,
the
ReH
rm
cmin.i0i
i
..v.
i
8
p.m.
Thursday,
July
26,
fur
the
purpose
of
organizing
a
canvass
for
,
volunteer
blood
donors,
All
organizations
and
interested
persons
are
requested
to
be
represented.
(173c)
Philip
M.
Ray,
recently
returned
home
from
Britain
where
he
Rotary
Governor
Here
on
Monday
JOHN
H.
yaiicouver
conducts
a
free
service
for
the
doctors
of
this
province
j
be
held
j
vvo..5
me
1UUU
U1
expectant
motners
for
the
Rh
factor
More
than
60,000
such
tests
have
been
made.
visited
several
clubs
including
that
at
Poole
which
has
often
received
the
benefactions
of
Prince
Rupert,
will
be
the
speaker
at
the
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
BULGER
Optometrist
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
KB
Powell
River
Makes
Profit
MONTREAL
Powell
River
Co.
Ltd.,
pulp
and
paper
producers,
report
a
net
profit
of
$4,24.914
for
six
months
ended
June
30.
I
Tycoons
See
j
New
Wires
CCC.
Plant
Over
River
The
Rotary
Club
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
host
next
Monday
to
James
Lightbody
of
Vancouver,
district
governor,
who
is
making
his
annual
official
visit
to
the
58
clubs
in
Western
B.C.,
Western
Washington
and
Alaska.
He
will
confer
with
President
Fred
Scad-den,
Secretary
W.
E.
Simmons
and
other
local
officers
on
Rotary
organization
and
service
activities.
Mr.
Lightbody
is
a
retired
advertising
manager
of
Vancouver
and
is
a
member
of
the
Rotary
Club
of
that
city.
jri-ffinen:
rs
noz
nuoilshed
or
displayed
oy
the
I.iauor
l
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Special
crew
which
came
here
to
re-string
the
high
tension
wire
across
the
Northern
British
Textile
Manufacturers
From'
Eastern
States
Visit
Here
And
Terrace
Sons
Of
Norway
Dinner
Meeting
k
novel
eXDeriment
the
first
Is
OHitcemen
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
,
,
!
Columbia
Power
Co.'s
transmis-Party
of
prominent
textile
sion
line
spanning
the
Skeena
manufacturers
of
the
Unite,!
a,....,
1
.
..!.
Port
Edward
W.A.
Bazaar,
6.
1
p.m..
at
Community
Hall.
,i
j
and
REPAIR
WORK
eHulheran
ItLA
dinner
meeting
by
the
Son
of
Norway
was
called
"a
great
success"
by
President
Nels
Gun-derson
Monday
night.
Following
QUALITY
STORE
(PETTENUZZO'S)
521
FIXTON
STREET
..
Working
late?
Tired
of
cooking?
Going
on
a
Picnic?
We
have
salads,
cold
meats,
etc.
Specializing
in
Spaghetti,
Cooked
Chickens.
---
ivici
ucyuau
lis
,
.
iyee
compieiea
cn;.t?
rs
?
Celaiiefe
Job
wlth
dlSPatch
last
a"d
Zr,
Vtre
1,1
lhe
eam"
has
now
bfen
"moved.
r,?J.
,
T
'
yesterday-
M
Last
winter
storms
sweeping
guests
of
the
company,
to
visit
down
the
Skeena
Pivr
Women's
Coordinating
Tea,
Sept.
20.
Catholic
Fail
Bazaar
SEE
a
short
business
session
the
Safe
Smo
3
and
4.
cess
STtWnn
nH'8
aaV
e
of
the
lines
and
more
pul.
pulp
mill
at
Watson
Island,
a
favorable
weather
c'"'"cr
had
"lu
to
oe
new
orie
..
.
nal
source
of
their
ma.
1REER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
meeting
became
a
social
affair.
A
visiting
member
of
the
Vancouver
lodge.
Oscar
Jnhanstn
A
home-cooking,
delicatpjispn
terial
,,!.
r
i.a
T
.v.
i
al-ea
to
maxe
permanent
re-hadaUnPly
T?rnraa
Palrs-
N
at
tricky
job
has
was
welcomed.
and
tea
sale
held
Saturday
in
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
Hall
215
1st
Avenue
West
s
I'M
Phone
470
A
picnic
to
Include
members
and
friends
of
th
snv
onrf
P.O.
Hnx
121
Rebrkah
Baraar,
October
20.
L.O.B.A.
F-aU
Bazaar,
October
,26.
Sonja
iiazaar.
November
2.
Legion
Auxiliary
Bazaar
'
November
7.
I.O.D.E.
Fall
Bazaar
November
22.
St.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
November
29.
company's
woods
operations
and
'
1
.
,
k..
'
dvntW
olw
being
taken
enjoy
a
soot
of
trout
fishin
m
oy
me
women's
auxiliary
was
termed
very
successful
hv
th
Sonja
Ladies'
Club
will
be
held
Lakeise
Lake
summer
weatner
conditions
to
nexi
month,
on
Digby
Island,
it
1
inane
luruier
improvements
ana
trr.mi
Prominent
i
in
.u
the
ornnn
was
,
.
was
aeciaea.
I
Royal
Little.
President
,7f
tIZ
"a"smslon
...
"
,
x
.
,
,
imc
w
runs
mver.
tron,
Incorporated,
of
Provi-1
-
Plastic
Curtains
dence,
Rhode
Island,
whose
Call
363
Hn
BETTER
...
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
multimillion
industrial
'oreani-
convener,
Mrs.
A.
Husoy.
In
charge
of
home-cooking
sale
were
Mrs.
H.
Strangebye,
Mrs.
Chris
Berg,
Mrs.
J.
T.
Fowle
and
Mrs.
E.
Rasmussen.
Cashier
was
Mrs.
Harry
Hansen.
Scrvlteurs
were
Mrs.
C.
Oiske,
Mrs.
M.
Hetland,
Mrs.
L.
Olsen
and
Mrs.
John
Pedersen.
In
the
kitchen
were
Mrs.
A
Kaardal,
Mrs.
A.
Dybhavn,
Mri.
1.
Eldsvlk
and
Mrs.
R.
Giske.
Painless,
Costs
Nothing
zation.has
14,000
stockholders,
8000
employees
and
28
nlants
for
the
makinc
of
ravon
and
Prince
Rupert's
Annual
cotton
fabrics,
sheets,
blankets
and
dyed
cottons
in
New
Hampshire,
Massachus.sets'.
Rhode
Island,
Connecticut,
North
Caro
I"1
mil
liloou
Donor
Clinic
Set
For
August
20,
21
and
22
lina,
South
Carolina.
'
Georgia
Princo
Rupert's
third
annun!
I
Alabama
and
Porta
Rico
Red
Cross
volunteer
blood
donor
It
was
the
first
visit
to
Brll-
air
passengers
Drapes
Yard
Goods
COLORFUL
KITCHEN
COTTAGE
SETS
.
.
.
Dutch
Boy
and
FloraT
patterns,
with
frilly
vance.
Easy
to
Clean
clinic
has
been
set
for
August
jtsh
Columbia
for
Mr.
Little
and
20,
21
and
22
and
Organizer
T.
'he
was
keenly
interested
in
the
Norton
Youngs
is
calling
a
meet-
j
industrial
and
business
life
en
'
ing
for
tomorrow
night
to
make
we"
as
the
history
or
the
coun-preliminary
arrangements.
As
I
try,
testing
the
local
knowledge
From
Vancouver
(Tuesday)
E.
Miller,
H.
Hansen,
C.
Stone,
G.
nansaau,
j.
Brearley.
Mrs.
Brear-
Ipv
a
M-n,iii-o
u
!,
o
n
'
usual,
mere
will
be
a
canvass
for
nis
guides
with
his
questions.
lsapes
to
c::.V?m
your
"fN'DOWS.
I
Sec
'km
ill
i
u.
i
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mm
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1
1
V
r
Vi'-n,'
Rainslord,
Cpi
WFarland
Mrs
,blTOd
donors
who
wlu
daled.W,hile
he
was
here-
Harold
F
Hiensch
and
two
rhiiHJ
n
i
to
glve
tnelr
"Painless
pint"
i
Thorn,
manager
of
Atlin
Fish-
F
Ser
M?
slrgeam
him
ln
char
son,
H.
Hosk
ns
D
McPherlon
here
at
the
aPPln
"me
to
sfd
h,im
throu8h
om-W.
Wright
M
Ritrh."
W
nT"'
draw
ll-
!
Pa"y
8
COld
St0raSe
and
salm3n
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIIMITED
Builders
&
Contractor
1D0N
&
ANDERSON
'
Mr.
Youngs,
not
so
verv
haDOV
,
cann,n8
P'anus
on
the
local
ter
j
about
the
fact
that
ln
the
past
i
waterfront.
Third
Avenue
From
Sandsplt
(Tuesday)
iiiiuin
umy
auu
volunteers
came'
JUUy
ir.
i,une
weni
to
van-
The
most
powerful
gasoline
your
car
can
use
.
.
'activated'
Shell
Premium!
lorth,
is
settine
his
slffhts
hiirhor
couver
by
air;
accomDanied
bv
Mrs.
H.
S.
Cornwall
and
child,
J
Bridden.
J.
Slezak,
Mr.
Jones,
Mr
Wilson.
Mr.
Young,
Mr.
Shirk.
this
time.
"There
should
be
at
Gordon
Root,
C.C.C.
public
re-lvast
800."
he
says,
pointing
out
la
Hons
officer
who
had
assisted
10
Vancouver
(today)
A.
H
See
out;
th(
nit;
au
amuumpo,
LCI
Lttllliy
Willi
r
"'B
n
uic
uui
I
aABMADAY
S.
'
i
no
Kreate''
Population
than
e
district.
Other
members
Watt,
H.
Anderson
toerson,
W
w.
U
m.
Ste
bte-
phen
Prlnce
Rupert
nad
lm
donors
of
the
group
returned
East
to-
.
To
Sandsnlt
(todnvi
Mr
0,,H!rnc
year
and
boosted
the
num-
day,byJne
Celanese
Corpora-Mrs
I
d
be-
tlon
s
3
aircraft
which
had
to
2026
Mrs.
w
W.
M,ii
MUler
and
,
child.
,Z
i
the
next
.
Thls
n"Jw
...
brought
them
west.
Mr.
Little
Two
Vacationers
Have
Left
We
now
offer:
One
1950
Ford
iYtmttnucom
i
tarian
donation
that
costs
noth-
I
win
vtelt
Vancouver
and
Vic-iing
and
dresn't
hurt
a
bit,"
says
tom
and
fiy
east
from
Seattle-
CONVERTIBLE
WASHER
When
Montcalm
Ate
Horsemeat
ivji.
iuungs.
Ana
me
t7enefits
-
"
"ie
paity
wne
are
constantly
available
for
!
ward
Luke
and
Deae
Quinton
rv.r..na
f3n
U.n
i.
ii.-
i
I
nf
of
thP
the
Bates
RafPJ!
Manufacturing
Mnurapturinnr
Cn
Co..
-"-v
ivuii
i
viiiuun
nip
re-
IMUMJ
frlgeratcd
bank.
replenished
S
Lewiston'
Maine:
Oakman
Hay,
i
ILAAlf
V
thnt
la
mnl4l
iittiiiii.HiriHn
intalned
1
at!
nr.,
we'"Ston-sears
"
Co.,
"
New
York;
.a.
.
.
i
"n...,.,
viiau
ia
mum
i
i,AL
This
Is
not
the
Prince
Runert.
fieneroi
h.,ioi
Donald
Owler,
Almardon
Mills
first
time
horse
m?at
Is
being
The
process
of
the
rllnir
.
i
Providence,
Rhode
Island;
Bart
ell
known.
Is
to
shin
th
n.,t.
!
lett
mld
of
Boston,
New
Eng
1
'350.95
hF5
DISHES
.
.
.
WASHES
CLOTHES
I
E
THIS
RKMARKAFlLK
WARMER
AT
rthern
B.C.
Power
Co.
I
lirsner
Hioi
k
Phone
210
When
You
Use
n
NESCO
the
British
were
attacking
Can
FORDOR
One'
1950
Ford
PREFECT
LOW
MILEAGE
Bob
Parker
Ltd
Knun
.
MONARCH
HEALER
Prince
Rupert.
BC.
ada,
then
under
the
rule
of
I
i
ranee.
Food
was
very
short.
TABLE
ROASTER
,
M.irauis
Montcalm
surjnllertix,
v
"
v.
Mrs.
Earl
Wilson
Compares
Blue
Bonnet
Loves
Its
Taste!
calm
convinced
them
by
eating
better
aQVance-the
some,
in
front
of
them.
i
nPll,,'.
u,
...
..-ufUU,
vlS)
txi
c
at
ins
oiiice.
$74.50
BAKES'
COOKS
ROASTS
The
July
$119.50
j
i
OF
By.
An
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
'Pllt
All
mvilutiiin
fnun
Mrs
V.ttrl
SHOES
HANDBAGS
LUGGAGE
CONTINUES
AT
shion
footwear
Just
look
whut
it
can
do
for
you
.
.
.
automatically!
Yes,
you
can
do
everything
in
a
NESCO
that
you
do
in
a
regular
raiue
oven
.
.
.
and
then
some!
Roasts
meat
and
fowl
to
juicy
perfection
.
.
.
bakes
pies
and
caker
to
a
golden
brown
.
.
.
cooks
a
complete
meal
at
one
time..
.
.
prepares
foods
in
quantity
for
serving
fifty.
Add
a
NESCO
Eivcttic
Roaster-Oven
to
your
kitchen.
It'll
be
the
work
horse
of
your
house
...
for
years
to
come!
THERE'S
ROOM
FOR
A
NESCO
IN
YOUR
KITCHEN
See
it
of
.
.
.
AAfDA
S
DDAC
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
"
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Coqultlam
,
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
'
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
,
ss.
Coqultlam
July
20,
9
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Coqultlam.
July
13
and
27
July
13
and
27
9
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNFR
Prince
Rupert
Agent
rhird
Avenue
Phone
568
BEST
tFJ
JdL
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FINEST
FOOD
lpir
COOK,NG
FOR
TAKE
OIT
ORDERS
PHONE
20
ilwin.
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oiiipnre
Blue
Honnkt
Margarine
with
hhh
sprcsil
8t.
ntiy
prire.
Likr
tlie
noted
ciilumnust's
wife,
vim
II
love
the
(iehiate,
gunny-aweet
llwnr
nf
Camilla's
iiiie-qiuuitv
oil
rrnrlMr
margarine.
You'll
appreciate
Hi
t
K
Hiinkkt's
nutrition.
And
you'll
welmme
its
tval
mmomi.
So
buv
Bu'
HiisNKT
ami
get
"all
3"
Flavor!
Nutntion!
Efonoin-r-e!
Use
it
in
tiHikmit,
on
vegetables,
as
a
delicious
ipivml.
t
Hi.ri:
Hdwkt
maricarine
is
wild
in
two
tyi
fibular
ei-nnoiny
package
with
,
water
anil
alo
in
t,l,e
faniom
Ki.uiw
yum
bag
lor
fast,
easy
color.
BT-U
BROADWAY
CAFE