Prince
Rupert
Paily
News
Thursday,
October
25,
1951
IPJ
Onnosed
lo
Former
Army
Doctor
Dies
for
BABY'S
TUMMY
UPSETS
In
ai
l
rJJiui
C7
'tost
rt)atj(i(jlil
wili
be
cele-
F-
ft
is?-Lr
Jw
tlit
Loyal
ldr
ofl
.1
here
Friday
with
a
,
T.ll!air.
including
card
:
''J'
dancing
and
refresh-!
jliaiis
I"'
'he
event
were!
utt
Tuesday
night
at.
Give
Baby's
Own
Tab-M.
St,
simple
little
tahlrts.
Ueri
for
ovr
SO
rsrs
U)
quiokly
help
relive
minor
flight
ive
up-tt,
Rss.
eonstij-ation
in
4
teething
troubles,
a
11
irk
lv
sweetrn
pour
I
The
death
of
Dr.
Thomas
j
Sutherland,
who
was
in
com-
mand
of
the
military
hospital
in
j
Prince
Rupert
during
the
Second
Great
War,
incurred
this
itomsrh.
No
"Blffp
v"
ting.
iihi
uteelc
in
thp
flpnernl
Hfsnila1
in
'
ituff
nr.
dulling
effect.
Cjii'ule
and
(J2r
Vancouver.
Born
in
Ontario,
he
I
'
Vimt'llltll'l
S
UllllULCU
&ffu
'J
rotvnie
:
neic
h-rnie
Lugnn
ana
1
nao
wcii
miuwii
til
Lilt;
jjiuvinuc.
Widow
and
family
survive.
Dr.'
lioost
for
Alaska
Music
I
Trail
Discussion
on
Report
Cards
A
resolution
seeking
abolition
'
oi
daylight
saving
was
adopted
i
in
pi
iciple
at
the
regular
month-'
ly
meeting
of"
King
Edward
Par-
i;nt-Teacher
Association,
i
Over
80
people
attended
the
j
meeting.
A
prize
of
a
book
was
given
to
the
class
with
the
largest
number
of
parents
present.
Mis;
Beketov's
class
was
the
win-i.vr
for
October.
M.s.
J.
T.
Harvey
gave
a
brief
report
on
the
AlasKa
Mwsic
Tiai!
'
utui
brought
to
the
attention
of
lihe
meeting
the
fact
that
the
sutnenana
had
m
recent
years
"TfiRLEK
arenlA
and
Jrieiuh
Interested
parents
and
friends
attended
the
joint
rally
of
more
than
100
Guides
and
Rrrm
j
nesday
afternoon
at
Conrad
Street
School
tq
BM
liiuwiiie
recruiu
Deing
enrolled
as
Rrownie.s
Brownies
advance
to
Girl'people
',"
p,lnce
Rupert
ttIVJ
v"ry
anu
to
witness
11
older
I
(jluides.
lunily
of
hearing
the
type
(Lomincnh
on
Atailui
Jrail
music
that
is
brought
here
such
ieaso..a-..e
nces.
Wr,
m
Modernize
...
YOUR
WARTIME
HOUSE
with
smart
inexpensive
window.
EHmlnatc
the
work
of
cleaning
multiple
panes
and
piovidc
more
daylight
too.
Sec
u
for
tliese
iiiudern
sasn
which
are
made
to
fit.
Just
remove
the
old
and
place
in
the
new.
Island
City
Builder's,
Supply
a
ii
iwrs.
w.
wwes
win
represent
coil
ON
ALASKA
TRL
the
school
as
delegate
to
the
1
1
.
Jens
.Munthe
The
only
time
readers
I
z"
into
the
Civic
Ccr.tre
is
to
a
concert
of
this
type.
If
for
JlndP,
dental
clinic
committee
and
Mrs.
I
;K.iardy
will
be
delegate
to
the
Citizenship
Council
'
meeting
to
j
be
held
October
23.
I
rincoM
Farmer
Prince
Rupert
Following
the
business
part
of
the
meeting,
J.
Goscoe,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
J.
Bowman,
in-;
troduced
at
P-TA
song.
This
is
nothing
e!se
than
the
educa-
Sons
of
,jorway
wnlst
drive
yon
of
children
I
think
the
and
dance
Friday
October
26.
concerts
are
very
worth
while.
'
2Mo
What
do
the
.children
hear
on
thr
radio,
nothing
but
hillbilly
Would
Northland
Dairy
cus-and
boogie
woogie,
so
how
can
tomers
kindly
put
out
any
extra
Uvej
be
expecttd
to
appreciate
bottles
they
have
as
we
are
anything
else?
The
more
they
short
of
bottles?
(251c
i
'
Twenty-one
little
recruits
sol-jemniy
repeated
the
Brownie
law
;
and
were
admitted
to
full
membership
in
the
Conrad,
Cathedral
l
and
Catholic
Brownie
parks,
i
They
were
Janet
Sherry,
Virginia
Genders,
Darleen
Gordon,
Kathie
Beaton,
Wilma
Denluck,
Diane
Mori,
Judy
Fedoruk,
Phyl-l"s
Perch.
Louise
Thomas,
Judy
Hogan,
Gwennie
Warren,
Sharon
Robertson,
Thelma
Childs,
Lynn
Griffiths,
Maureen
Murdoch,
Margaret
Johanson,
Brenda
Brentzen,
Judith
Thompson,
Loretta
Destetauls,
Doreeu
Plpke
and
Gail
Lund.
Several
Brownies
who
had
so
qualified
by
reason
of
proficiency
were
"flown-up"
to
the
Ouieies
by
Brown
Owla
Mrs.
W.
S.
Kergin
and
Mrs.
Williams.
,They
were
received
by
the
captain
of
the
Guides,
Mrs.
Duncan
Mi
AicRriuc
Street
rhone
Riue
820
I
'a
lively
number
and
was
sung
H.ll
K
r
,,,,,
hear
o!
this
good
music,
the
is
hi
:p!W!!l!i!,f;i;'M'(llTI'!i'",liin!!l!i:i!!!:iP
Kli'i:l.!:!ift!iii:lillli:i:!i:,iiilj!!l:!ili::;iiri!,!lil!ii1L
"oman
Almost
painted
(By
HERC
MUNRO
in
Vancouver
Province)'
An
interview
with
Princess
Elizabeth
and
Prince'
Philip
in
the
royal
suite
at
Hotel
Vancouver
will
be
-
a
"most
beautiful"
rr.
mory
for
a
little
Scots
city
widow.
Mrs.
Sam
Massey,
lG2o
Wolfe,
Is
a
cousin
of
Sir
John
Weir!
personal
physician
to
the
royal
family
for
more
than
30
years.
CE
to
for
to-
IMPORTANT
NOT
H.KS
Meeting
called
less
they'll
think
of
the
other
ciuh.
And
tii:s
applies
to
growr
until
tomorrow
-up,
too.
Living
up
here
!
PPned
f
outskirts
outskirts
away
away
from
n,Snt-
viiii
eiiaiAj.
,
j
Gordon
Freeman
and
R.
G.
Davidson
of
the
Booth
Memorial
High
School
lead
a
discussion
on
report
cards
which
proved
very
interesting.
j
'
Mrs.
K.
Hardy
was
in
the
chair.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
by
Mrs.
Peterson
and
her
helpers.
i
Use
Our
Convenient
Christmas
LAY-A
WAY
Plan
on
th-'
eir
jonn
arranged
for
Mrs
concert
lire
altogether,
per-1
Meeting
of
International
haps
b.'O'.ifiht
up
here,
manyUnlon
0(
operating
Engineers
have
never
had
the
oppor
LoCai
510
Carpenters'
Hall.
Fri-tunily
to
learn
to
enjoy
good
jJyi
OcUber
23,
8
p.m.
'
(2j1ci
music.
But
they
will
learn
and
!
simply
by
attending
these
good
,
s
Special
meeting,
truck
driv-concerts.
ers,
laborers,
taxi
drivers.
ware-
Jennifer
l.ariie
Mummie
might
;
housemen,
Civic
Centre,
Friday,
take
me
to
the
concerts
next
October
26,
8
p.m.
J.
H.
Mair,
year.
i
Business
Agent.
(251c)
Black,
aided
by
patrol
leaders
of
'Massey
to
meet
Princess
Eliza-both
the
Conrad
and
Cathedral
beth
and
Prince
Philip
while
the
JPerbonali
uu,"c
ui'iyamra.
riymg-up
10
young
royal
couple
were
in
Van-Guides
were
Nita
Weise,
Muriel
couver.
Prockter,
Louise
Anderson,
Betty
But
Mrs.
Massey
didn't
know
Sykes
and
Anna
Colussi.
Also
arrangements
had
been
com-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
Hedstrom,
who
Paul
Antrobu"
I've
always
thor-
j
auvaiit
iiiu
Lfi
iiuinp
rnmiviniAd
nint
.ii
n
n..
,
,
.
A
Moose
social
ana
caret
were
Diana
Davidson
a.
r.u".'...?2,'"'"...,"R"h-'nve
on
trip
to
Vancou-
cu-hly
enjoyed
the
concerts
r
W
LAYAWAY
NOW
XJT
FOR
CHRISTMAS
"x-X
'
returned
to
the
city
on
the
but
I'm
particularly
interested
in
'party
in
honor
of
Mooseheart
W
nm
fia
I
Dora
nionn
Dinh
.
...
...
.
CI
...
,
..
t.6,
iwull-
lne
prlncess
secretary,
Col.
Prinre
Georse
veterrlav
-prince
ueorge
yesterday
aids.
Diana
Smith
and
Bettv
,Ur.ir,
rhr.ri0
hcanng
Denald
Gramm
to-,
Day
wlll
be
held
m
tne
xempie
night.
He
must
be
very
good
on
Friday,
October
2ti.
Cards
to
have
attained
.
such
out-
will
commence
at
8
o'clock.
Re-Handing
bces
while
still
so
'
f
reshmenU.
Dancing.
Small
acl-younj;.
'
,
mission
charge.
(231c.i
i
.
...
.
UOYI
f
command
oMMWii
'
Mr-
a"d
Mrs.
J.
B.
Hurst
of
Concluding
the
rally,
cookies
;
Vancouver
arrived
yesterday
on
were
served
to
the
happy
group
The
princess
requests
that
:
the
Prince
George
to
attend
the
whose
enthusiasm
for
Guide
and
you
come
to
the
hotel
to
meet
wedding
of
their
elder
son,
Ron-
to-
Diume
worn
attests
to
xne
line
imrteris
saia.
leader.hlp
of
those
sponsorina
"I
Just
about
fainted
aid,
to
Miss
Shirley
Robins,
night.
Hinstope:'
llancv-L'.st
year
a
man
soune'ed
Just
like
the
sing-inw
wlia'e.
Mv
dad
said
he
Mrs.
this
movement.
Ladies
Do
your
Christmas
shopping
early.
Don't
forget
L.O.B.A.
tea
and
sale
of
fancy
work,
aprons
and
children's
GEORGE
COOK
JL
PRINCE
RUPERT
a-d
TERRACE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Mc-
looked
a
bit
like
him
too.
Meekin,
who
have
been
away
for
Cianc
Gilker
No
one
should
Massey
told
The
Daily
ProvincV
j
Mrs.
Massey
asked
Dr.
and
i
Mrs.
H.
L.
Patrick.
4'J87
Marguerite,
to
accompany
her
"for
nioial
support."
garments.
Also
home
cooking.
me
last
coupie
or
months
on
a
miss
any
of
the
concerts,
we
Two
0(;l0(.k
Friday
October
26,
ret.
:o
few
cpportmtics
Irt
t
oddfellows'
Hall.
(250c
Fnnce
Rupert
of
hea'ing
such
,
Woffavdr
n
.
r
i
Uinl
t--j-y
Peyton
!
holiday
trip
which
took
them
to
!
Eastern
Canada
and
the
United
States,
returned
home
on
the
j
Prince
George,
yesterday.
;
!
The
condition
of
Fred
Read,
'
who
was
obliged
to
enter
hos
!
D.
Pal
rick
is
a
nephew
and
Mrs.
Patrick
is
a
niece
of
Sir
Lancelot
Barrlngton
Ward,
a
famous
British
physician
who
Canadian
Legion
card
party
also
had
attended
the
King,
was
well
attended
last
night
with
"We
were
all
so
excited,"
Mrs.
12
tableE
In
piaj.
Winne.s
were:
Massey
said.
"Dr.
and
Mrs.
Pat-
pital
shortly
after
his
return
Jfli!i&
from
an
extended
stay
in
Lor.-
ot'ts'
aml'ne
artists
The
pro-erum
for
the
cjncevt
ton'ght
with
its
variety
of
ballads,
favorite
soneani
iisht
ov;ra
is
cue
that
shou'd
Rive
everyone
e
vonderfol
evening.
;
Jfi.be-
Th"
a-ti-!3
who
come
on
the.
Aleska
Trail
reali;'3
th;tt
here
as
well
as
in
,
that
they
are
playing
to
an
r.verage
rrosvs-ction
of
people,
'Colli
innrrt
on
r'i"p
Dii..ije--iviis.
a.
j.
iuizon
aim
i
imu
a
Buesi
iur
uinner.
out
aon
during
the
summer,
is
.
i..
lijll.
whn
I
called
they
rushed
off
ported
to
be
somewhat
im-
IC
I1IU1T
WHAT
kll
ITIIITIMkl
UICC
v.
"
.
V
IS
NUTRITION-WISE
MOTHERS
ARE
SAYING
imrsmi
and
left
him
to
baby-sit
with
proved,
their
children."
Mrs.
Patrick
confirmed
this
Rev-
H-
M-
Wlngfield.
United
and
termed
the
interview
"very
churc)i
Pastor
at
Queen
Char-
:
exciting;"
the
royal
couple,
"very
lotte
cltv'
u
ln
tne
citV
for
tne
charming."
fa"
session
of
the
Prince
Rupert
'
w
,.
.
Pre.sbvtery
of
the
United
Church
wy,h
P1
of
Canada
of
which
he
is
secre-
rnM
he,
ram"y'
.
J.
.
?
r,ya.'
Ury.
He
arrived
from
the
klauds
V,
.i
st
-Mi
s.
L.
Amoth
and
Mr.
.
.
chiltou.
Crlbbage
Mrs.
R.
Telseth
and
K.:
S.
Bautovick.
Convened
by
Mrs.
Pat
Anderson,
refr.shment
committee
was
composed
of
Mrs.
Myrtle
Lewis,
Mrs.
Jean
Adelman,
and
Mrs.
G.
E.
Hoibrook.
IRS.
J.
I.
D0N0GHUE
l;iHiy
Hiniies
on
Dad,
'4t!
and
J
oe
is
peak
for
Avlmer
flavor.
QunuvluM-H
have
:i
other
Carol,
('.wen
and
Hp)
MrB.
Don.iKhue
buys
l.UVC
UltT
lUTCllCDL
UULbUl,
IUU
'nave
no
idea
how
nice
he
is
to
all
of
us."
,
on
Tuesday
afternoon's
plane.
A
photo
of
Duncan
Munro
of
!f
-O
oz.
I
urn
of
Aylmer
Ketj
etfl
i.i'icr
as
in
a
'
LONDON
(CP
London
Jewelry
Her
royal
highness
was
refer-
Prince
Rupert
is
Included
Snip
and
!-
p
r
Its
niun.'V.
1MW
ATTENTION
MERRY
MAKERS
Coiuad
Street
School
F.T.A.
Ilniloi'
e'en
Hoe-Down
.
AT
CONRAD
SCHOOL
Saturiay,
Oct.
2
'
-VI"
ION
5CC
9-
12
p.m.
Oa:nt'S,
D
inc.
ig.
Prizes
Refi'jfhments
large
illustration
ln
the
Vancou
manufacturers
are
cashing
ln
on
ring
to
Sir
John
Weir,
Mrs.
Mas
ver
Province
that
features
a
tne
royal
tour
of
Canada
by
sell-
sey
s
cousin
Mrs.
Massev
said
Piince
Phi)D
visit
by
Princess
Elizabeth
to
ing
gold
brooches,
modelled
in
the
fhapc
of
the
Canada
goose.
"fucked
in
B.
C."
told
her:
"I'm
so
glad
to
iKai"
Shaughnessy
Military
Hospital,
you.
lovely
Scots
accent,
The
Princess
is
seen
in
conver-
'
Then
he
a.ked
me
where
I
sat.on,
convenient
to
the
parade
was
born
and
a
lot
of
other
ques-
,
of
veterans
where
the
old
timer
Hons,
but
I
can't
remember
what
'
from
tne
nortn
ls
standing,
all
was
said.
It
was
just
as
"
'
though
I
were
ln
a
divam.
I'
will
be
one
of
my
iife's
FOR
A
SAFE
AND
SANE
HALLOWE'EN
1
,
-
m
'
Afternoon
Teas
make
friendly
entertainment
yy
Kinsmen
Halloween
Shell-Out
Tickets
Spread
the
good
news
from
Urn
ft!
llelp
Kinsmen
TEA
.
To
Help
Kiddies'
most
beautiful
memories.''
Mrs.
Massey
recalled
that
she
told
the
princess
she
had
seen
her
royal
highness
during
the
tour
of
the
city.
!
'
whs
to
closo
I
could
have
shaken
hands
with
you.','
she
told
ueii-appa
ens,
io
Britain's
throne.
"Why
didn't
you?"
tire
princess
asked.
And
when
Mrs.
.
Massey
,
replied:
"I
would
probably
have
been
arrested,"
her
royal
high-'
ness
laughed
gaily.
.
i
Mrs.
Massey
was
born
in
Scot-
'
land,
and
came
to
Canada
as
a
bride
ln
1919.
Sire
lived
ln
Prince
Rupert
until
1948.
Her
husband
parsed
away
18
months
ago.
One
of
her
uncles.
Rev.
John
Fleming,
often
preached
to
royalty
at
Windsor
Castie.
she
said.
Am?ng
her
prteed
possessions
Is
a
copy
of
a
page
from
the
July
21,
1891
edition
of
the
Birmingham
Daily
Gazette
printed
on
satin.
It
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