to
the
blow
and
his
disinterizra-
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday.
October
15,
1951
Ray
Milland
in
Stirring
Drama
Pulp
Mill
011
J
Mrs.
Gregory
A
I
-L
I
Institute
Head
tlon
sets
In.
Arrested
after
a
'and
event
a
t"
drunken
driving
Incident,
he
Is
noinuicv
'Kw
n,
t
released
tlirough
the
Intercession
1
mvaled
whh
'
of
his
closest
friend
but
the
1
ping
em,,)!,"'111
shock
of
ivalizlng
the
degreda-i
'
,
,
,
"nsi!.
tlnii
iinu
lntr
which
h
ha.
u
.J'"m
Hodiak
BASKETBALL
(Continued
from
page
5)
miiuw
Lanes
viuii
iic
iius
iauen!nav
i
ttr'u
&
Ray
Milland,
who
won
an
uniismNThe
Houston
Worn-
.
...
,
'
inaHamu
otL-arH
tnr
hia
rnlp
BR
turns
him
toward
the
escape
of
parts.
l'n"Pal
i
ens
Institute,
ai
us
annual
incci-
-
ina
last
week
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
!
the
alcohlic
In
"The
Lost
Week-Kathleen
Parish,
erected
of
ficers
;
end,"
offers
another
powerful
as
follows'
performance
as
a
man
driven
to
xal,intvir.
-Mnrv
nrPmrv
drink
when
tragedy
strikes
his
leagues
will
remain
open
for
further
entries
for
another
week.
Registrar
Fred
Calderonl
announced.
REGISTERED
PLAYERS
Following
are
the
players
so
It
is
considered
possible
that
a
$75,000,000
pulp
and
newsprint
plant
for
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
will
be
established
on
the
Arrow
Lakes,
in
southern
Starts
Monday
for
Three
S
Wallace's
DeDt.
Store
:
NOW!
PLAYTEX
'
:
FAB-LINED
i
GIRDLES
A
Nationally
Advertised
Figures
S
$7.95
$8.95
'home
in
"Night
Into
Morning,'
.
.
:
.
rt
ton
Mro
Dal
t
r
far
registered
for
the
WINNING
ALL
AMERICAS
HEART
senior
British
Columbia,
following
a
recent
investigation
of
proposed
team
entries:
Manson's
Rav
Sprinti,
Micky
sllt'
ve-r.r...
-
......
,
tlrr,ng
drama
wnlsn
come8
to
Goold..1
the
Totem
Theatre
this
Monday
Secmary-Mrs.
Nany
Treasure.
-Mrs.
Iris
Relm
I
Tue
and
Wednesday.
i
Dire.-tor-Ms.
Silverthorne
I
In
the
new
story
Milland
en-Auditors
Mrs.
Sullivan
and
acts
a
college
professor
whose
PnrUh
terests
are
equally
divided
be-
JIM
THORPt
Webster.
Ted
Arne,
Bill
Mc-
A
survey
by
Howard
Keed
and
Chesnry,
Danny
Bill,
Art
O:
en,
Bert
Tivmblay
reports
large
and
Joe
Walsh
and
Buddy
Ratelimni.
satisfactory
stands
of
spruce
and
hemlock
for
producing
hlli
Gordon
&
Anderson
-
Rupert
ALL
AMERICAN'
and
...
ir..,n.iino
vnn
who
tween
his
teaching
career
Holkestart.
Jim
Platen,
Mel
B'uta
vv-
devotion
to
his
wife
and
In
thp
hlS
STARRING
Power
could
be
available
from
When
both
are
sud-
Thompson,
Tommy
Boulter,
Law-
;
.
r,f
th
Drlnn
Bnt.ort
VOUng
Son
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
BURT
LANCASTER
k
'rom
hlm
Daily
News,
addressed
the
meet-!denly
,the
holocaust
of
furnace
explosion
ing.
telling
of
her
travels
m
a
he
Is
unable
to
reconcile
himself
Canada
and
Australia
and
of
the
important
work
of
the
Women's!
Institute
in
the
homes
of
British
rence
unsimanson,
Jim
neuu,
Eric
Moore.
Bob
Currie
and
Eddie
Ciccone.
Elks
Don
Scherk.
Sid
Scherk,
Tiny
Carlson,
Bill
Sunberg,
Les
Mat
thews.
Joe
Davis,
Mel
Holkes-tad,
tterb
Morgan
and
Joe
Giordano.
Rainmakers
iHiph
Schaoli
EVoHHw
Rimimritinn
riarrpl
YOUIIE.
Also
CARTOON
-
NEWS
Shows
7
-
9:05
Madame
Rajaut
Dies
in
South
Everything
you
enjoy
about
5
the
"Playtex"
Living
Girdle
.
.
.
but
now
with
a
cloud-
soft
fabric
lining!
It's
bone-
less,
seamless
.
.
.
with
the
lining
fused
to
a
sheath
of
smooth
-Latex."
Gives
you
2
complete
freeuom
of
action.
washes
and
pats
dry
in
seconds.
people
during
the
war.
The
Institute
decided
to
present
silver
spoons
to
the
new
babies
of
two
Institute
members.
Decision
was
also
made
to
or
Mrs.
Alice
Marie
Raj
ant,
known
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Chilcotin
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
ALICE
ARM.
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Coquitlam,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
October
12
and
26
ss.
Chilcotin
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
is.
Chilcotin,
October
5
and
19
9
p.m.
Air
Passengers
i
To
Vancouver
I
today
i
Miss
E.
.
L.
Clement,
RN.,
D.
C.
Steven-,
son,
Mrs.
R.
G.
Moore,
Mr.
King,!
D.
McAllister,
Mr.
Nelson,
Missj
G
Downev.
H
L.
Quick.
Mrs
Quick,
Mrs.
C.
Brett,
W.
Falding.
SUNDAY
Roddy
Tait,
Dick
Nickerson.
Der-
as
Madame"
during
the
twenty
ganize
a
Hallowe'en
party
for
TODAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
ri.
it
I.etourneau.
Bill
"Mouse
yvais
ac
.-c.a.cu
.uc
uuuco
SHOW
STARTg7
PsT
LAST
COMPLETE
SHOW
l
is
esort
at
Tieli,
Queen
Charlotte
'
chUUien.
Mrs.
Paris,
Mis.
Mac-
Islands,
died
a
few
days
ago
in
Minan
and
iwrs.
tggers
oemg
Vancouver.
Old
friends
attend-!
placed
in
charge
of
arrange-ed
the
funeral
service
which
was
ments.
h.-ld
last
Wednesday
from
Har-'
On
Thursday
the
Institute
To
Vancouver
H.
A.
Sandbar
Morrison,
Watson.
and
Norman
Sather.
CCC
(Columbia
Cellulose)
Steve
Dumas,
Harold
Marshall.
Estes.
Bowen.
Wright,
Little,
Hopkins
and
Hewitt.
ron
Bros.
Chapel
of
the
Chimes
held
a
sale
of
cooking
at
Goold
s
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
store
The
Place
to
Go
for
the
Brands
You
Know
with
Rev.
D.
Kemp
officiating.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
j
PrinT
Rupert
Agent
I
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
and
Miss
J.
Sandhar,
A.
A.
Mc-Kenzle,
J.
Piffer,
J.
Steeves,
K.
Johnson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Vernon
Slrebe
and
child,
J.
Steevcs.
W.
H.
R.
Rerguson.
J.
Boos,
Mr.
Collins,
A.
W.
Howard.
J.
G.
Fraser.
J.
Haaland,
A.
McGregor,
E.
La-Plant,
V.
Reagh,
J.
Riley
and
G
Rea.
Mrs.
Rajant
is
survived
by
one
A
report
that
G.
R.
Howe
was
daughter.
Mrs.
Camille
Den-fiimH
ss
and
costs
on
a
B.C.
Hos-
holme
of
Vancouver,
and
one
son.
RAY
MILLAND
JOHN
HODIAK
-
NANCY
LEWIS
STONE
-
if
AN
HAGEff
EXTRA
i
store
with
Mrs.
Sullivan.
Mrs.
Dungate
and
Mrs.
Goold
In
charge.
Miss
Boehnii,
public
health
nurse,
will
be
asked
to
speak
to
.
the
Institute
at
an
early
mect-
ing.
'
The
next
meeting,
November
7.
will
be
held
at
the
home
of
:
Mrs.
Silverthorne.
ipital
Insurance
charge
should
Andrew
Petvrs
of
Detroit,
and
ru-ssiae-i
have
read
G.
R.
Hull.
four
grandchildren.
I
For
.e;:oji
ise
New..
TOTE
FORREST
TUCKER
In
'
ItOUK
ISLAND
TRAIL"
Ships
and
Waterfront
Canadian
Pacific
Steamship
Princess
Norah,
Capt.
A.
J.
Camp
A
r'AMOI'8
PLAVIR
Natives
Aid
Fund
i
Miller
Bay
native
hospital
;
patients
and
the
Metlakatla
I
council
have
come
to
the
aid
of
bell,
arrived
in
port
at
9:30
a.m.
with
42
passengers
on
board
and
129
tons
of
cargo.
Passengers
leaving
from
Vancouver
for
Ke-mano
Bay
'
numbered
67,
for
Kitimat
40.
Freight
for
Kemano
amounted
to
86
tons;
for
Kitimat
49
tons.
Leaving
Prince
Rupert,
60
men
will
embark
for
the
Al-can
projects
at
Kitimat
ajid
Kemano
Bay.
;
the
Piince
Rupert
General
Hos-
Civic
Centre
Dining
Roc
WILL
BE
CLOSED
TOMORROW,
OCT.
and
Tuesday
of
every
week
for
the
winter
season.
i
pital
Modernization
Fund
with
!
$85
50.
The
23
patients
who
took
up
a
collection
donated
$28
and
the
Metlakatlans
Increased
the
fund
by
$57.50.
1!
II
II
ii
Southbound
from
Skagway
CPR
freighter
Yukon
Princess,
i
mm
1
090
!f
MY
WIFE'S
FOUND
THE
SECRET
OF
dE
under
charter
to
the
Frank
W
at
ei
house
line,
arrived
in
port
at
3:30
yesterday
afternoon.
The
vessel
took
on
water
and
stores
here
and
loaded
canned
salmon
from
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.'s
cannpry
at
vhe
ocean
dock
be
fore
proc?ening
In
the
evening
to
,
1950
HILLMAN
MINX
Low
mileage
Like
new
Alice
Arm
to
load
concentrates
horn
Alice
Arm
she
heads
for
Pjrt
Alice
and
then
to
FVh
Jjunish
I
f
.VA
.
1
Union
steamer
Coquitlam.
('apt.-
John
Boden.
arrived
in
port
at
2:30
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
and
sailed
at
11
p.m.
for
her
regular
weekly
voy-
1
age
to
Alice
Arm.
Stewart
and
,
other
northern
points.
The
vessel
Is
due
back
here
tomorrow
morn-
t
ing
to
sail
south
at
noon.
On
1947
PONTIAC
COACH
Privately
owned
1948
DeSOTO
CLUB
COUPE
Low
mileage
board
the
Coquitlam
this
week
'
BUY
SOME
DELICIOUS
as
purser
is
the
well
known
Oerry
Foote,
regularly
of
the
Chilcotin
i
on
the
summer
tourist
run.
w
ho
if
relieving
Purser
A.
W.
Robin-son
for
onj
trip.
DANISH
PASTRY
TODAY!
"MECHANIC'S
SPECIAL"
1937
Graham
4-door
sedan
$300.00
k"
--,.4
F
irjtrPx
Ec
nml
Union
liner
of
the
day,
lh"
Chilcotin,
Capt.
James
Hunter,
arrived
in
port
at
5:30
last
evening
from
Masset
Inlet
points
ncl
sailed
at
8
p.m.
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
RUPERT
BAKE
RUPERT
MOTORS
The
Canadian
National's
i
mslup
height
rate
increase
of
ten
percent
on
calls
between
British
Columbia
ports,
effective
October
22,
will
apply
in
the
form
of
a
surcharge.
This
announce-
LIMITED
2nd
Avi-nue
at
1st
Street
riione
8i;ti
and
W;r,
BOOl
li
merit
was
made
last
week
by
W.
12
LfOV
v
wnyte,
general
ireignt
agent.
FOR
MEN
I
if
I
la
need
your
care!
yles
for
storm
outside'
The
RCAF
wl
fran
you
as
a
skilled
AERO-ENGINE,
ARMAMENT,
AIRFRAME,
INSTRUMENT,
OR
RADIO
TECHNICIAN.
Some
men
arc
especially
good
with
their
hands.
They
like
to
work
with
engines,
machines
or
machinery.
Suili
men
arc
needed
now
in
the
R.C.A.F.
men
with
the
skill
and
"know-how''
to
keep
modern
Jet
aircraft
in
perfect
flying
shape.
If
you
are
mechanically-minded,
you
can
serve
Canada
in
defence
against
aggression
as
a
skilled
Aircralt
Technician.
The
R.C.A.F.
will
give
you
the
necessary
trades
training
at
good
rates
of
pay
with
opportunities
for
advancement
in
the
modern
field
of
aviation.
You
must
be
between
17
and
40,
and
have
Grade
8
education
or
better.
'
Leather
and
CLIP
THIS
TIMETABLE
FOR
REFERENCE
CIVIC
CENTRE
Craft
Classes
MOMMV
ATMCMON
4
n.m.
Teen
Crafts-
Boys
and
Gulii
.
Ml
)N
I)
A
V
fcV
I
N
ING
1:3
Adult
CrafU
Lcahrrcraft
T.
V.i
U.W
AI
TP.KNOO.N
4
n
m.
Junior
Boys
Woodwork
(G-9
years)
U
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)Nl:.'
H,V
AI
TKHXOON
2:00
,n
m.
After.ici.il
Crafts
-
Adults
VI
!MIAY
EVENING
1:30
p.m.
Teen
Boyi:'
Oralis
-Leatliercraft
T!;t
i::sday
AFTERNOON
2
:
p.m.
Aft"rnoo;i
CniHs
Adults
Till
KSDAY
AFTERNOON
4:00
p
m.
Junior
B:ys
Woodwork
10-12
yrs.)
I
ill
UMJAY
EVENING
1:30
p.m.
Adult
'
Crafts
Leatherwoik
I
'II
1
DA
V
AITKRNOON
4:00
p.m.
lunlor
Oil
Is'
Ciafts
University
Extension
Department
Art
Course
Oiluber
2!)th
to
November
2nd
5
Days
Afternoon
andor
Evening
CIVIC
CENTRE
Rubber
r
i
i
SEE
THE
CAREER
COUNSHtOR
AT
VOUR
NEAREST
RCAF
RECRUITING
CENTRE
OR
MAIL
COUPON
It
CA
P.
Recruiting
Unit,
Wallace
Bldg.,
1111
Avenue,
Etlir
jnton,
Alberta.
Phone:
42658
Ptjse
mail
int,
aillmnt.
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full
particnhirt
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&
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rt
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grade
and
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I
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