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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
August
27,
1951
Hf
Old
Timers
Re-Visit
AFRICAN
ORIGIN
.
I
The
original
home
of
the
iboon
was
in
Africa,
but
they
Early
Pioneer
Home
it
i
fit'
&
.
have
since
spread
into
many
parts
of
Asia.
Labor
Day
Dance,
Civic
September
3.
Canadian
Legion
Auxiliary
Intere
ltd
U.i'-r
to
ll,'
pity
last
week
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Scott
of
Beverly
H.i!
;,
California,
who
enjoyed
looking
over
Prime
-Rupert
wheie
they
lived
In
1910
and
'11.
Mr.
Scott
lirst
opened
BARRET
ASPHALT
the
W-Uare
store,
in
partnership
with
Mr.
Wallace.
i
Fa.'
hion
Show
and
Tea,
September
13.
"
Presbyterian
Church
Tea
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
George
Mitch-
I
Upon
their
arrival
on
the
:
steamer
Prince
George,
the
ul
fill
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it
lers
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ovutw
iiaq
uie
pleasure
oi
meet
r
ell.
333
5th
Ave.
East,
Scplem-l
Iber
27.
SHINGLES
for
detailed
information,
phone
bert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
ing
iwr.
u.
w.
mcserson
ana
Mr
Women's
Coordinating
Tea,
i
Ewan
McAulay,
with
whom
they
I
were
well
acquainted
in
the
early
!
days.
j
On
their
return
south.
Mr.
and
58
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117
Mrs.
Scott
entertained
Mr.
C.
L.
Youngman
at
dinner
on
the
ship.
Mr.
Scott
used
to
share
md
City
Builders
Supplies
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Sept.
20.
Cut
hoi
i
Fail
bazaar,
October
3
and
4.
Lutheran
Tea,
October
13.
ReVkah
fearaar,
OctoDer
iO
L.O.B.A.
Fall
Bazaar,
October
26.
'Sonja
Bazaar.
November
2.
Legion
Auxiliary
Bazaar,
November
7.
Presbyterian
Church
Bazaar,
November
15.
The
Women
nf
the
Morwe
Fall
Bazaar,
November
16.
I.O.D.E.
Fall
Bazaar
November
22.
St.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
November
29.
Blue
820
VAMCOl
Vlllt
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p
m..
Coquitlam
Taesilay,
12
Noon
Camosun
ALICE
AKM,
STKVVAKT
ANB
POUT
SIMPSON
-,
Sunday,
Cumosun,
11
p.m.
Hill
NORTH
t
KUN
CHAKi.oTTH
islands
.ss.
CoquiUam
August
3,
17
and
31
ron
somi
quixn
CHAKLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Coquitlam.
Aui;ur,t
1C
and
24
.
9
p
m'
FRANK
J.
SKlNNtR-,
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
588
See
them
march
along
the
s'.rect.
All
in
step.
All
alert
and
on
the
job,
My,
what
pep!
Every
movement
done
in
time.
Full
of
rhythm
and
of
rhyme,
Youth
and
beauty
in
iheir
prime
Job's
Daughters.
Kilts
a-swlnging
all
together,
What
a
.sight!
All
In
unison,
so
smart
In
tartans
bright.
Through
their
drills
they
time
each
action.
The
result
is
just
perfection,
They
are
Rupeiis
best
attraction-Job's
Daughters.
In
Virginia-
judges
said
They
can't
be
beat.
Their
display
was
easily
The
feature
treat.
When
back
home
the
girls
return
To
the
station
we
shall
swarm,
There
we'll
give
a
welcome
warm
To
Job's
Daughters.
By
J.
S.
Wilson.
Vhen
a
Bargain
bachelor
apartment
with
Mr.
Youngman,
and
related
early
experiences
of
early
business
trade
in
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
Scott
resided
with
her
parents
at
the
corner
of
Eighth
Avenue
and
McBride
Street,
but
when
she
again
saw
that
corner
she
didn't
recognize
It,
for
the
house
was
no
longer-
mere
and
the
plank
walk
long
ago
had
been
replaced
with
a
modern
city
street.
The
Scotts,
who
make
their
home
in
Beverly
Hills,
were
amazed
at
the
progress
In
Prince
Rupert
as
they
recalled
the
days
when
they
used
to
L
Ms
4-
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Rnrnnm
INITIAL
BATTLE
The
first
American
Civil
War
battle
was.
a
victory
for
the
U.S.
ARMY
BRASS
Two
top-ranking
United
States
Army
officials
spent
two
days
in
Ottawa
while
en
route
to
Alaska.
Shown
enuring
National
Defence
Headquarters
are
Secretary
of
the
Army
Frank
Pace
Jr.,
left,
and
Gen.
Joseph
Lawton
Collins,
Army
Chief
of
Staff.
(CP
from
'National
Defence)
nan
who
got
a
lot
more
than
he
bargained
for
he
bought
two
sheds
from
the
municipal
gov-;
t
is
trying
desperately
to
unload
the
"extras."
lair,
city
businessman,
recently
purchased
the
,-s,
just
off
Second
Avenue
and
Third
Street,
where
is,
as
is"
basis.
carry
their
own
lantern
while
t0
Confederates
at
Fort
Sumter,
making
their
way
around
S
C.,
In
1861.
attend
community
gatherings.
which
then
were
the
mainstay
o
social
life.
Call
363
FOP.
BETTER
.
.
.
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
in-1
,'nrdav.
Mr.
Mair
Canadians
Staff
Single
Station
Serving
Bermuda
1f
buildings
and
found
1
and
hopes
someone
will
take
on
jttw
amazement
that
I
his
offer.
,hfds
were
"jammed
to
j
"It's
a
shame
to
dispose
of
with
odds
and
enas
some
of
this,
but
I
ve
got
no
use
:
about
includes
every-
for
It.
The
whole
Issue
goes
to
the
dump
tomorrow
if
no
one
i
Home
in
Woods
Natural
Foods
Beats
Housing
BGLTCN,
Out.
(CP)
The
hous
ing
problem
doesn't
bother
A:
Art
Awards
For
Pupils
TORONTO
(CP)
Twelve-yea;-olu
Jonn
Cnuazik
of
Brandon.
Man.,
is
coming
to
town
to
collect
$103.
John
will
be
a
guest
of
th3
GEORGE
DAWES
AUCTIONEER
Phone
Green
810
and
Fed
127
Hamilton,
Bermuda
m
;
Taking
passage
here
on
the
0?rry
Wilmot
manages
the
only
Princess
Norah
for
Alaska
to-radio
station
on
the
tiny
islands
day
were
Mrs.
and
Miss
Pinkley
of
Bermuda,
where
a
leisurely
and
Mrs.
J.
Rodgers.
j
pac'
is
followed
amid
the
flower-
j
Ing
hibiscus
and
oleander
hedges,
j
Conrad
United
Kindergarten
The
Bermuda
leisure
doesn't
starts
Tuesday,
September
4,
9
a
m-
For
information
and
regis-radio
apply
to
everything
around
the
station,
of
course.
It
has
,
tratlon
Pnone
Red
767-
,2ulcJ
wants
it."
And
to
haul
the
collectionabout
10
truckloads
of
It,
Mr.
Mair
estimates
"will
cost
me
as
much
as
I
paid
for
the
sheds."
Answer
to
the
mystery
of
the
'
loaded"
sheds,
Mr.
Mair
believes,
lies
with
a
former
Prince
i
In
the
collection
are
les
as
men
s
and
wom-iing;
shoes,
stacks
of
umbrellas,
loads
of
i.ie
ana
Jugs;
old
ayes
and
miscellane-rt;
40-gallon
wood-s
and
a
huge
pile
of
itr
Items
too
numerous
k'.mus,
Oiymjic
tuc.ner
of
the
1920s
who
has
left
both
the
running
track
and
the
track
far
behind.
beaten
Canadian
National
Exhibition
and
the
$100
goes
to
his
fellow
.
to
work
on
program
schedules
j
Kuperi
resident
known
as
Will
Robinson,
prominent
pioneer
citizen
of
Terrace,
motored
Pockets,"
eccentric
who
used
to!lkc
any
otter
outlet.
Broadcast-
Ing
on
1240
kilocycles
with
250
here
Saturday
evening.
He
spent
watt
power,
ZBM
brings
news
Sunday
in
Prince
Rupert,
leaving
tor
home
at
noon
today
PRESENT
CREDIT
RESTRICTIONS
HAVE
MADE
'
JOHN
Q.
PUBLIC
ECONOMY-MINDED
CONSIDER
THESE
FACTS
WHEN
BUYING
A
CAR:
Ford's
English
Prefect
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
&
Contract-ars
own
the
buildings.
Mr.
Mair
will
demolish
the
buildings
for
removal
to
his
property
on
East
Eleventh
Avenue
where
he
Intends
to
erect
a
tourist
camp.
miu
cull
i
LdiumeuL
lu
oeiuiu-
dians
and
their
cosmopolitan
visitors.
M
has
any
use
for
igs,
they're
mast
wel-:tiem,"
said
Mr.
Mair,
VTribf
Regular
TJil
Moose
Meetine.
Art
took
to
the
woods
near
students
at
David
Livingstsne
this
town
and
pays
a
farmer
$1
School,
Brandon,
for
their
prize
a
year
for
reiual
of
a
wooden
;
winning
mural,
"This
Is
Where
I
shack
n
the
banKs
of
tne
Hum-
i
Live."
-
ber,
not
far
from
Toronto.
Hej
The
mural
topped
entries
from
ana
his
Collie
pup
live
there
all
schools
across
the
Dominion.
It
year
round.
shows
the
development
of
the
i
His
few
wants
ire
provided
by:
oil
industry
in
Canada
and
was
I
nature.
He
t;aps
and
fishes,
has
:
produced
by
30
Grade
Six
pupils.
ample
supply
of
wild
berries
John,
who
has
never
previously
and
makes
his
ow
n
maple
syrup.
I
been
to
Toronto
or
the
C.N.E.,
During
his
20-ytar
stay
in
the!
was
chosen
by
his
principal
to
.woods
lie
has
acquired
wide1
accept
the
prize
money
on
behalf
Five
Canadians
are
working
at
Wll
Tuesday,
August
28
the
radio
station,
Including
Wil-
(202c)
matte
PAIN
I
mot,
lormer
war
correspondent
;
REVERSE
TREND
nf
(ne
Canadian
Broadcasting
i
WINNI.-EO
r
..ianitoba
s.egg
corporation.
The
station
has
and
poultry
markets
are
operat-'
up.to.(ta,e
equipment
and
a;
Bookings
on
all
steamers
are
and
New
Consul
display
very
heavy
with
passenger
ac
ing
in
averse.
For
the
first
time
brary
which
includes
a
collec
commodation
at
a
premium
!
PORTRAITS
"
Films
Developed
nnd
Printed
TROMPT
SERVICE
"
j
!
CHANDLER'S
STUDIO
Kiiuwicuge
oi
wiiQine
ana
woua-iol
his
tellow
artists.
m
ihtw
who
long
(or
1H1H
uic
win.
hut
feel
hoprirMl
m
iiHfdy
tfUH
from
rhru-irihntic
ufirrmjt
by
lining
n
t
let
dull,
wcanmime
arhr.
'UbNnf
paini
handicap
yo
Tt
Tfmnirton'i
T
R-C
"i
lie
l.
JS
at
diufcjiHu.
T-144
te
Z.l-ll
"Reservations
are
very
difficult
to
a
station
would
envy.
get
unless
applications
are
made
He
earns
enough
monev
fori
his
low
ne?ds
from
civilization!
RABBIT
HUNTERS
well
in
advance
of
sailing
dates.
eggs
and
poultry
from
the
United
States.
.
.
.
Lowest
price
in
their
field
,
.
.
Cheapest
per
mile
operation
.
.
.
Small
down
payment
available
J
"J16
4th
Street
Box
615
Phone
Green
389
Prince
ftupert
oy
neiping
district
larmcrs
our-
LUMUNTUN
"You
never
111;;
harvest
season
and
by
sell-j
know
what
you
will
find
when
r,g
skunk
oil
to
stable
hands
-Toi
iyou
go
hunting,"
says
Mrs.
W.
P.
$1
a
quart.
The
oil
is
cue
in-
'
Thompson.
Her
niece's
two
child-
ZBM
is
(lie
only
station
in
the
wcrid.
outside
of
the
United
otates
and
Canada
or
their
pos-c
sums,
that
is
affiliated
with
iltc
U.S.
nvtworks,
ABC
and
Mutual.
Its
role
means
of
revenue
is
commercial
advertising.
Strangely
cnuimh.
Bermuda
had
an
an
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
Inquest
on
the
fatal
tragedy
when
Adolph
Phelan
was
killed
on
the
Canadian
National
Railway
near
Phelan
on
Friday
night
will
be
held
this
afternoon
with
Coroner
M.
M.
Stephens
conducting
the
case.
r
SEE
I
S
FOR
.
gredient
in
a
rub-down
mixture
ren.
Wayne
Clerk,
11,
and
his
lor
horses.
Art,
incidentally,
brother,
Butch,
9,
went
rabbit
found
that
skunk
stew,
flavored
hunting
recently.
Thpy
returned
with
wild
carrot,
is
as
"tasty"
as
with
a
two-dav-olri
hahv
door
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
FORD
-
MONARCH
DEALERS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Hoists,
All-Steel
Dump
Bodies.
Winches
all
sizes.
Heavy
and
Appearing
before
Stipendiary
rabbit.
j
Light
Trailer
Frames
and
FINEST
OF
COOKING
Magistrate
H.
F.
Glassey
on
a
runmtk
siuu.it
If
you
want
tr
f
ii
it.
advertise
1
j
l
nie
wuousmau,
Known
nere
as
t
nual
radio
licence
fee
of
about
51.50
iin
former
years,
but
since
It
got
its
own
radio
station
the
licence
fee
has
been
abolished.
WAR
VETERANS
Chief
announcer
is
Bill
Williamson
of
Hamilton,
Ontario.
i
charge
of
fishing
in
prohibited
waters,
Abraham,
Davis
was
fined
$100
and
his
net
and
fish
ordered
confiscated.
The
offence
took
place
in
the
waters
of
the
Naas
River.
ciiu
nciiiui,
won
ratiy
labile
ds
an
athlete.
He
ran
in
the
1920
G'lvmolc
five-mile
event
and
in
1928
defeated
the
famous
Indian
runner,
Tom
lcngboat,
at
Scarborough
Beach,
Toronto.
Wheels.
Power
Take-Olfs.
All
Certified
Operators
for
high
pressure
and
general
welding
.
,
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
225
1st
E.
Phone
Green
8M
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
PHONE
200
BROADWAY
CAFE
A'tachpd
to
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
during
the
war.
Bill
worked
Prince
Rupert
Film
Council
In
Ottawa
radio
for
four
years
S
wui
show
two
very
Important
and
1
following
his
discharge.
Among
other
programs
he
handles
the
GIANT
MUSHROOM
EDMONTON,
A
giant
mushroom
40
Inches
in
circumference
and
one
foot
hish
was
found
hei?
recently.
Tivj
mushroom
weighed
2'2
pounds.
Jffl&M
ELECTRIC
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
WASHERS
Model
MS9P
with
Pump
nightly
"Welcome
VLsitors"
pro-j
gram.
Walt
Staskow
of
Toronto
start-
!
ed
in
radio
in
Stratford.
Out.,
in
;
It
IK.
He
joined
the
army
in
1941,
?nd
worked
with
army
radio
before
going
to
the
British
Broadcasting
Corporation
in
England,
from
where
hie
came
to
Bermuda.
Miss
Bette
Morrison,
a
formpr
Winnipeg
girl
now
In
charge
of
iraffic
and
scripts,
also
does
ome
programs.
She
was
well
known
in
Toronto
radio
circles
and
decided
to
remain
here
after
j
comlnn
for
a
hqlirlay.
I
The
fifth
Canadian
Is
W.
A.
(Bud
i
Pearson,
21,
originally
from
New
Brunswick.
He
also
came
on
a
visit,
since
his
married
sister
lives
in
Bermuda,
but
he
tried
out
for
an
announcer's
position
and
was
promptly
weil-proaucea
inms,
"unumsn-i
ed
Rainbow"
and
"The
Curiosity
Shop,"
Tuesday,
8
p.m.,
at
the
I
Civic
Centre.
Admission
free,;
collection
to
defray
expenses,
j
These
films
are
in
Technicolor,
I
and
of
the
best
in
16mm
pro-!
duction.
(202c)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
Iverson
and
family,
who
motored
to
Prints
Rupert
from
Minneapolis
to
visit
Mr.
Iverson
's
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Iverson,
Bessner
Apartments,
are
returning
today.
ilhn
younger
Mr.
Iverson
was
born
and
raised
here,
but
now
is
:
supervisor
for
Link
Belt
stores
in
I
Minneapolis.
Having
arrived
by
car
this
morning.
Mrs.
W.
Pinkley
a
it.
Miss
Pinkley
took
passage
on
the
Princess
Norah
on
their
return
to
Juneau.
They
had
been
visiting
in
the
United
States,
but
'T
.think
the
scenery
on
the
Terrace-Prince
Rupert
section
is
unequalled,"
said
Mrs.
Pinkley.
The
road
about
25
miles
east
of
Chop
Surv
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210
BC.
Rupert,
SU
wart,
K
C.
HE
SANG,
TOO
Johann
Sebastian
Bach,
one
of
For
smooth
power
I
switched
to
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Fill
your
'tank
with
"up-to-date"
Esso
or
Esso
Extra
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Take
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car
out
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road.
See
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.
Prince
Rupert
is
very
bumpy
but
the
world's
great
composers,-
was
the
new
section
being
black-
noted
for
a
beautiful
soprano
topped
out
of
Prince
Rupert
is
voice
in
hfs
youth.
in
ideal
condition.
"
STEAMER
Prince
Rupert
Back
ti
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to
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that
it
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