Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
October
15,
1951
,
n
Huclirster
returned
j
T.
Halg,
who
has
been
In
the
,
1
n
the
Chilean
j
service
of
B.C.
Packers
here,
an..r
spending
the
j
sailpd
Sunday
night
on
the
,p,k.s
m
the
HIV
Chllcotin
for
Vancouver.
Mrs
J.H'nb
Strand
sail-!
Ole
Varvcldt
sailed
Sunday
i
h
.
,.
..
.
.1.11
1.,
nlrht
Ih.
.i
-
son,
Joe
Scott,
Donald
Scott.
Sue!
James
Davidson,
Olive
Strand,
Martin,
Susan
Berg,
Orant
Car-
Pat
Lemon,
Diane
Kennedy,
rigan,
Bobby
Smith,
Mrs.
Keays,!
Ralph
Wieck.
-p.
Tag
Day
ersonau
ii'iit
on
tnc
,iini.ini
.
&"
w.i
11.
wi.ii.iii
lur
van-
couver.
n
lrip
to
Vancouver.
M?
Halloween
Success
But
Response
to
Voluntary
Subscriptions
to
Blind
Fund
IF
al0
buiU
nt;
a
new
home
or
repairing
the
old
one,'
lU;
bu-iin
'.ss
to
help
you,
so
come
In
.
.
.
talk
with
cdinpa.
e
our
prices
with
others.
Disappointing
Officers
of
the
local
branch
of
Oct.
31st
C..
C..
C-.
2)ea
MM
t'lnileil
Church
CooLinq
Sale
I
the
Canadian
Institute
for
the
I
Blind
expressed
gratification
over
the
result
of
the
tag
day
ocielii
Terrific
Srock
of
Masks,
Firecrackers,
etc.,
at
nd
City
Builder's
Supply
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Vernon
Strebe,
leaving
hvre
to
make
their
future
home
in
Vancouver,
left
by
plane
yesterday
for
the
south.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
Antilla
of
Fiancois
Lake
are
in
the
city
for
a
two
weeks'
visit
with
Mrs
Antilla'j
mother,
Mrs.
Robert
Oordon,
Leeds
Apartment
R.
W.
Gardiner,
district
manager
of
Imperial
Oil
Co.,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Coquitlam
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
tilp
to
Klemtu
on
company
business.
Capt.
and
Mrs.
J.
T.
Hamilton
are
passengers
on
the
Princess
Noiah
on
a
round
trip
from
Vancouver.
Capt.
Hamilton
is
mar-In."
superintendent
of
Canadian
Pacific
8teanfthlps.
J.
R.
Harrison,
after
spending
;
the
past
couple
of
months
on
the
i
neia
lor
them
Saturday
by
Job's
A
successful
day
was
enjoyed
Dau&hters
but
are
disappointed
a
One
of
the
largest
crowds
seen
at
the
Armories
attended
an
in-
-jiu
oai.u:aay
By
the
United
Church
Phone
Blue
8.0
Ll-ride
Stn-ct
mil-
vUation
danc?
Friday
nieht
when
Women's
Auxiliary
in
the
home
the
new
CCC
(300)
Club
gave
city
!
cooking
sale
at
Gordon
fc
An-
residents
the
opportunity
to
meet
derson
from
11
am.
to
4
p.m
..rnber
,h
k
I'
-
at
the
response
to
date
to
the
voluntary
appeal
for
funds.
The
tag
day
on
Saturday
netted
$428.24.
The
returns
tq
the
appeal,
however,
are
only
about
$300
to
date.
The
objective
is
$2500
so
there
tverytmng
was
sold
out,"
said
Convenor
Mrs.
A.
Logan,
adding
that
predominating
items
were
Plywood
Wallboards
Asphalt
Tile
PAINTS
Dreads
and
buns
"which
is
quite
tenor
Trims
PITTSBURGH
cakes
i
Is
still
a
long
way
to
go.
;i
rare
tning.
Usually,
strike
the
top
of
the
list.
imormally
the
employees
of
Co-,
lumbia
Cellulose
Co.
It
was
an
Inaugural
party
at
which
550
guests
enjoyed
dancing
and
"biought
the
house
down"
with
applause
of
the
star
of
the
show,
banjo-strumming
Wally
Peters.
Willi
his
five-man
team
of
muiiclans,
Peters
himself
announced
he
had
seldom
played
to
such
an
enthusiastic
audience.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
H.
Ball,
patrons,
were
highly
pleased
with
the
reception.
Assisting
Mrs.
Logan
in
dispensing
were
Mrs
M
HpIs,
Mrs.
F.
Eby.
Mrs.
Joseph
Bowker
Mrs.
Rao
Johnson
and
Mrs.
Andrew
Thompson.
i
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i
f
n
in
ill.
I
ft
yammmmmmmm
w
i
it1
The
concert
in
aid
of
the
fund,
which
was
to
have
been
held
last
night,
has
been
postponed
for
about
a
month.
Returns
from
that
affair
should
realize
about
(400.
In
charge
of
Mrs.
Laura
Mitchell,
Job's
Daughters
guardian,
lollowing
wera
taggers:
Bobby
Mitchell,
Norma
McKay,
typographical
staff
of
the
Dally
N'.'ws.
left
by
Saturday
night's
train
for
his
home
in
Winnipeg,
called
there
on
account
of
the
serious
illness
of
his
wife.
Mr
.and
Mrs.
David
Peck
are
making
the
round
trip
from
Ke-mano
Bay
to
Prince
Rupert
on
the
Princess
Norah
today.
Mrs.
Peck
met
her
husband
at
Ke-mano.
On
return,
he
will
romaln
at
the
Alcan
project,
while
Mrs.
Peck
returns
to
her
home
in
Vancouver.
I
"This
is
the
first
effort
of
Columbia
Cellulose
to
bring
its
employees
and
other
city
people
together.
11
looks
like
a
huge
success,"
Dr.
Ball
said.
Barbara
Duomont,
Pat
Mitchell,
Lois
Good,
Shirley
Patrick,
Clare
Ritchie,
M
a
r
g
i
t
Macarthur,
Laura
Mitchell,
Peggy
Dominate
nnll
K'.Dna
14
..of
Ctrnnfrinn
rfd
by
byAcUqu
M
Uquw
UM
laiwitiiaMnl
a
ne
pubHiiSao
at
dltpl
In
charge
of
the
dance
corn-
The
Rotary
M:xed
Choir
held
Elizabeth
Jones,
Brian
David-1
their
second
regular
weekly
prac
Ben
While,
employment
adviser
mltl-'e
were
Dan
Doswell,
Fred
Adames,
Bill
Halliwell
and
Gerry
tice
of
tne
season
in
the
audi
oi
me
National
Employment
Ser
vice
from
torlum
of
Booth
Memorial
High
Vancouver,
was
a
pas-,Eite''.
'ho
also
assisted
Miss
srnger
aooarrj
the
Coquitlam
Aries
rviacK
ana
tiory
Marten
in
a
mn
auenuaiict,
1
The
weather
was
very
bad
but
i
last
evening
going
through
to
the
decoration
of
the
hall.
ai.oaK-f
remler
mine
at
Premier.
Refreshments
were
In
charge
While
hei-e
Mr.
White
was
in
ol
Riip
Goodlade,
Doug
Little
and
I
conference
with
E.
V.
Whiting,
'
several
others.
I
National
Employment
superin-
i
.
iLi(l,:..SiVk..
1
'
there
were
several
new
members.
It
is
hoped
that
last
year's
members
will
all
turn
out
again
as
work
i
getting
under
way
on
nsw
sslections.
At
Tuesday's
practice
much
interest
was
taken
in
a
new
spiritual
"By
and
By."
The
unusual
rhythmic
pattern
proved
Of
niU'h
interest
to
thv
sintrprn
Teacher
And.
Inspector
Wed
lenaeni
here.
j
Following
were
passengers
disembarking
at
Prince
Rupert
from
the
Prince.s
Norah
this
morn-Inc
fioni
the
south:
Mrs.
C
E
D'.xon,
Mrs.
Harben,
Mrs.
E.
Mc-Collough,
Mi.
and
Mis.
D.
Scott,
Mrs.
D.
McLcod
and
child.
B.
:
fill
BITTSR
FAST!
P
A
school
teacher
has
married
her
iaspector.
This
occurred
a
nm,
n.
j.
M'jDan,
W.
Miller,
K.
D
,
w
days
ago
in
Prince
RuDert
cci
,
Din
uuicnari,
uoug
Mulr
and
Ken
Grant.
when
Miss
Annie
Lips,
pioneer
Terrace
girl
and
principal
of
the
school
there,
became
the
bride
of
H.
C.
Ferguson
of
Tel-
and
under
the
capable
leadership
of
the
conductor
the
choir
I
soon
had
the
difficulties
solved.
This
will
certainly
be
an
attrac-
tivs
number.
The
setting
Is
by
Noble
Cain.
'
Green
Pastures."
by
W.
Sanderson,
arranged
by
Sanuelson.1
was
also
a
much
appreciated
number.
The
sacred
choral
"At
Thy
Feet,"
by
Johann
Sebastian
Ba:h
is
very
richly
harmonized.
Already
the
choir
is
working
Htausmui
SlrutrUrrsr
Call
363
FOR
BETTER-.
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
readers
Variety,
spice
of
life.
kwa.
Inspector
of
the
school
jarea
which
Includes
Terrace.
You
MLss
Llps
15
tne
daughter
of
!
switched
to
F.larvelube
for
correct
lubrication
You
get
more
engine
protection
under
all
driving
conditions
with
Marvelube
the
Heavy-Duty
motor-oil
that
meets
car
manufacturers'
specifications
for
correct
lubrication.
Marvelube
is
a
detergent
motor
oil.
It
not
only
lubricates
it
cleans.
A
clean
engine
free
from
gum,
sludge
and
abrasive
particles
lasts
longer
and
gives
you
more
trouble-free
performance.
Let
your
Imperial
Esso
Dealer
protect
the
investment
you
have
in
your
car
with
his
"Care-Saves-Wear"
service.
Wrvayj
Leading
mi.
ana
Mrs.
jonn
Laps
or
Ter-
can
always
Ret
it
at
Buluer'a
Wc
try
to
always
have
the
new
race
and
has
llved
in
tnat
da
With
the
Best
in
Watches
rnings
as
they
come
out
and
"."..iy
an
ner
me.
we
try
to
handle
the
best
makes
cCitlliercin
together.
Well
and
would-be
members
are
urged
to
get
along
to
practices
at
once
so
that
they
keep
up
with
the
new
work
being
done
each
evening.
Henry
Pluym
is
the
elficicnt
accompanist
and
at
Tuesday
night's
practice
also
undertook
the
work
of
treasurer,
'.s.
C.
Rowse
acted
as
secretary.
,
In
all
lines.
utc)
,
I
ATTENTION
all
members
of
;the
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Credit
'Grantors
Association:
First
Annual
Dinner
meeting
will
be
held
j
Tuesday,
Oct.
16
at
6:45
at
the
!
Canadlun
Legion.
Ouest
speaker;
'
W.C.H.
Jones.
-JUCCtiS
M
AMITY
ii
I
Members
of
'he
Lutheran!
Church
Women's
Auxiliary
were
not
deterred
by
inclemont
wea-1
(her
Saturday
and
turned
out
in
force
for
the
tea
and
sale
held
Valhalla
Lodge
l)(iiloriiij
fori
Secy
Resigns
in
the
aftcrmon
at
the
Lutheran
Church
Hall.
Convened
by
Mrs.
Harold
Hel-
makes
all
(he
difference
So
look
for
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
&
Contractors
IMPfRIAlV
'
(sso)
the
sign
that
says
fEHI
to
Hod
for
StVX
FIELDS
MVRK
OF
QUALITY
Lodies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
land,
success
of
the
tea
was
due
;
Popular
and
long-time
finan-to
the,
efforts
of
the
follow'ng:
jeial
secretary
of
the
Valhalla
Mrs.
B.
Pedersen.
Mrs.
C.
Giske,
Lodge
hre
resigned
her
position
Mrs.
Emil
Rasmussen
and
Mr3.
i
last
week
because
she
is
"moving
ileiland.
in
the
kitchen.
lout,
of
town."
Mrs.
Gust
Mostad
was
in
j
Mrs.
Carl
Johanson,
1078
Eighth
!
chargj
of
coffee.
!
Ai
.nuc
Ea
t,
has
served
two
past
Mrs.
L.
Nelson
and
Mr(s.
Lars
:
consecutive
years
on
the
Lodge
Olsen,
fancy
work.
;
executive
and
several
terms
be-
Mrs.
G.
S.
Fowlie,
and
Mrs.'
fore
that.
Barney
Roa'.d.
home
cooking.
(
Here
sinc-o
1927.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Serviteurg
were
Mrs.
Ruth
Johanson
will
move
to
New
West-Giske,
Miss
Ellen
Wosang.
Mrs.
minster
to
make
their
home.
M.
Hetland
and
Mrs.
Gustadini.
Valhalla
Fresident
A.
O.
Morse
.Sixth
St
rhone
649
(
i
I
i
.
STEAMER
Miss
Curine
Helde
was
tivas-
will
call
for
election
of
a
new
CjiiarlianH
Im
liuv
Stanfii'l.l'n
l"n.lTrar
urer.
.
Ecretar
at
the
next
meetina.
Prince
George
u;
;f'iljniilli
anil
comfort
know
li.il
they're
talking
about
hIii'H
lln
-ay
'
i
on
can't
buy
.Ktti'r
iinil'THpar!'
VtAr
lln
ir
Mor.l!
Muiifii-M'a
m't
ahrink,
ImiiH
or
(liinli.
It
Man
an
wilt
SAILS
FOR
j
Vancouver
ai
llir
flay
you
Imiiplit
it
Ihrooli
cnnnllfHK
waRilinpi,
ln'ii
ou
Imy
winti"-
miilcrwrar
a-k
for
Slanliclil'a.
AtailaMr
In
m-parate
nil
Ion-
or
I'liiiiliiiialion
iiomI.
Is
lor
the
Mimic
family.
anil
Intcimed'ate
Torts
each
Thursday
ill
ll;15
p.m.
Fc:
KETCHIKAN
U
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I,N,"hl),V
MIDMGH'I
i.uXm
y
at
Low
Cost
For
Reservations
I
Staiifield
mmm
Wiiie
or
iatl
liTV
OR
DETOT
OFI'ICIC
I'ltlNC'E
RUPERT
B.C.
Underwear
Soft
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Warm
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Worth
100
Cents
On
The
Dollar
f
Pi
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BY
ALAIN-J
You
can't
lose
savings
that
you
invest
in
Canada
Savings
Bonds,
because
Canada
itself
guarantees
that
you
can
always
cash
them
for
what
you
have,
paid
for
them,
plus
interest
The
principal
value
never
fluctuates
regardless
of
market
conditions
end
the
interest
return
is
3.21
much
better
than,
Mail
or
"r
order
today.;
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ii
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'fe'p
you
;
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under
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work.
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f
2.75
on
former
issues.
Denominations:
$00.
1100,
J300,
$1,000
and
$5,000.
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