Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
November
24,
1951
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a
traffic
cop
by
SyiTis
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If
90
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fntwrpriM.
Syndicate,
let
AnaatM
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Drills,
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Square
Dam
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Display
A
special
program
by
the
classes
of
Principal
R
G.
Moore,
Paul
Tapalian
and
Joes
Goscoe
featured
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
King
Edward
School
.
1
an
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I
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I
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rens
ana
manors
join
James
Evan
Love
(AC1,
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
second
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
B.
Love,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert
and
now
of
Vancouver,
was
the
principal
in
an
interesting
wedding
cere
s
tw,
.
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jatham
Rifle
Shooting
Parent-Teachers'
Association
in
j
the
activity
room
of
the
new
j
school.
The
effort
was
well
re-j
eelved
by
the
audience
of
over
j
150
people.
Skipping
and
ball
diiils
vjre
presented
by
Mr.
Moore's
class,
a
basketball
game
by
Mr.
Tapalian
's
boys
and
square
dancing
by
boys
and
girls
of
Mr.
Goscoe"s
"O
K
Smiling
Jack
.
.
.
Where's
"This
heap
do
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me
while
I
laugh
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era
license
with
me,
officer!
hile
the
rifle
range
at
HMCS
Chatham
is
under
auction,
two
newly
organized
naval
rifle
clubs
J
"
f
Prince
Rupert
J.
G.
Twist,
J.
F.
W.
Parker,
J.
Chuster,
J.
A.
McNab,
H.
M.
Craig,
J.
Stansfield,
Capt.
G.
Do-cherty,
L.
M.
Williams
and
Mr.
and
Mrs!
H.
MeKenzie,
Vancouver;
K.
Cutts,
Kemano
Bay;
T.
M.
Frost,
Chemainus;
W.
Baker,
Prince
Georgr);
C.
R.
Cunningham,
North
Vancouver;
Shimo
Komori,
Tokyo,
Jaoan;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Beaton,
Kemano
Bay.
E
H.
Dogue,
W.
J.
McLean,
F.
Worster,
L.
S.
Brice
and
W.
James,
Vancouver;
J.
Herments,
Grande
Prairie;
W.
Harris,
Montreal;
T.
Wallace,
Lebanon,
Oregon.
Rupert
Man
Tops
Air
Force
Tests
Aircraftsman
One
James
Evan
Love,
formerly
of
this
city
and
now
resident
in
Victoria,
has
been
graduated
with
honors
from
the
radar
and
communications
school
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
at
Trenton,
Ontario.
The
Ling
the
CNR
range
and
the
shooting
contests
class.
In
addition
to
seeing
how
ad
1
-p.
ept
the
youngsters
were
at
gym
erdonalS
,1-oven
very
popular,
says
Staff
Officer
Lt.
Noel
mm,
noting
that
the
new
reserve
unit
of
Wrens
nthusiastic
as
the
seamen.
.
ireUtion
awards,
George
Good
Things
Come
in
Small
Packages
mony
last
Saturday
evening
In
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
at
Victoria.
The
bride
of
this
young
man,
who
was
born
and
educated
in
Prince
Rupert,
was
Miss
Frances
Patricia
Crossley,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
Crossley
of
Victoria.
Miss
M.
McKay
played
the
organ
.and
Mrs.
William
Rogers
sang
"Ave
Maria."
The
pretty
bride,
given
away
by
her
father,
wore
a
gown
styled
with
fitted
bodice
and
long
pointed
sleeves
of
lace,
net
yolk
and
full
net
skirt,
all
over
white
tatm.
Her
veil
of
Spanish
net
was
held
by
a
coronet
em-Droidered
with
pearls
and
beads.
For
"something
borrowed"
she
wore
her
mother's
pearls
and
carried
a
bouquet
of
red
roses,
R.
R.
Strachan
was
able
to
;
v
jeweller,
has
donated
l.
ig
cup
for
each
of
the
Priest
Brother
Dies
in
Italy
leave
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
yesterday
after
having
been
there
for
several
weeks
for1
surgical
treatment.
j
'
Harry
Rowe,
collecting
data
nastics,
the
program
gave
the
audience
the
opportunity
of
seeing
some
of.
the
equipment
provided
by
PTA
in
actual
use.
The
basketball
equipment,
including
the
smart
sweaters
and
shorts,
was
seen,
also
ping
pong
table
and
set
and
badminton
outfit.
Following
the
program
came
the
business
session
with
Mrs.
Kenneth
Hardy,
the
president,
In
the
chair.
Mrs.
W.
W.
Bowes
presented
a
concise
report
on
the
progress
being
made
today
in
connection
with
the
organization
of
a
dental
clinic.
j;
NEWS
,"y
tiiS
"Marl-vlllc"
has
I'e
out
of
refit
and
will
be
if
writer
training
schedule
:.s
and
seamen.
Mean-
son
of
Bruce
Love,
former
super
I'VO
HHIIIB
UIIIKinua
MIC
for
a
special
article
covering
this
'
area
and
its
latest
developments
which
he
will
write
for
Popular
Mechanics,
has
been
a
visitor
in
j
iirive
at
Chatham
by
j:,2.
for
the
use
of
sall-
Louis
Ainadio
of
this
city
has
received
word
of
the
death
In
Trevlso,
Northern
Italy,
of
his
brother,
Father
Vincenzo
Am-adio,
a
Roman
Catholic
priest.
He
was
61
years
of
age
and
had
suffered
several
strokes.
The
death
of
his
brother
leaves
Mr.
Amadlo
with
only
one
surviving
sister
of
the
original
family.
pink
carnations
and
stephano-tis.
Miss
Rita
Crossley,
bridesmaid
the
city
during
the
past
week.
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Squadron
Leader
C.
H.
Ho-,
intendent
of
the
city
telephone
department
here,
and
Mrs.
Love,
now
resident
In
Vancouver,
passed
first
in
his
class
with
a
credit
mark
of
82.1
percent.
Prior
to
Joining
the
RCAF,
Love
served
for
a
year
and
a
half
with
the
Provost
Corps
of
the
Army.
season,
RCAF,
after
a
brief
visit
;
tec,
Mrs
A.
Kristmanson
report
here
on
business
in
connection
j
with
the
organization
of
a
new
j
communication
centre,
left
by
'.
jided
and
reserve
0M1.S
Ocuii?e
Waddell
has
i,ted
to
Chatham
from
jjChippawa.
In
Winnipeg,
4.
arrive
here
to
relieve
,f;jni
Thompson,
now
In
I
t..mias
Sclieer
reports
he
i
:
his
course
at
Rivers
In
lijing
entertaining
iim'tive.
read
yesterday's
plane
on
his
return
;
I
ed
141
members.
I
Mr.
Moore
spoke
briefly
on
the
'
subject
of
salety
after
which
it
was
decided
to
write
a
letter
to
the
Parent-Teacher
Council,
bringing
to
the
attention
of
the
ers
to
Vancouver.
Kure's
a
gift
that's
fun
to
give
him.
A
Stetson
gift
certificate
and
a
gay
miniature
Stetson
hat
.
box
with
a
bright
little
plastic
hat
inside.
It's
practical,
too
the
durable
metal
hat
box
can
be
used
for
studs
and
cuff
links.
The
gift
certificate
will
redeem
his
favorite
Stetson
at
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
MEN'S
CLOTHING
3rd
Avenue
Phone
345,
Cash
for
old
gold.
Bulger's.
8.O.N.
meeting
Monday.
No
city
council
that
a
speed
limit
Is
skirt
over
blue
satin.
She
wore
a
tiara
of
blue
beads
and
sequins,
blue
lace
gloves
and
carried
pink
carnations
and
white
chrysanthemums.
The
bridegroom
had
Clifford
Robbins
as
best
man,
and
ushers
were
Roy
Chudleigh
and
John
Crossley,
cousin
of
the
bride.
The
parents
of
the
young
couple
welcomed
guests
with
them
10
the
reception
held
at
the
Connaught
Seamen's
Institute.
White
chrysanthemums
In
vases
at
graduating
heights
and
four
desired
in
front
of
the
Civic
Centre
in
view
of
the
fact
that
four-tiered
cake
topped
with
rosebuds
which
centred
the
lace-covered
table.
Gerald
Few-
proposed
the
toast
to
his
nliece.
The
couple
drove
up-lsland
on
honeymoon.
Going
away,
Mi'3.
Love
wore
a
grey
gabardine
suit
with
red
accessories,
a
champagne
topcoat
and
corsage
of
red
roses
and
gardenias.
The
couple
will
take
up
residence
in
Trenton.
Ont.
whpre
Rev.
Father
Theodore
Pryma,
!
priest
of
the
Greek
Catholic
Church
from
Victoria,
is
a
visitor
in
the
city
to
meet
Ukrainians
of
j
the
Catholic
faith
for
whom
he
will
say
Mass
tomorrow
morning,
j
Father
Pryma.
who
has
been
here
lor
the
past
week,
is
a
guest
at
the
Priest's
Home
wihle
In
the
city.
1
i
Officer
T.
Elworthy
of
e
George,
is
attending
iih
the
ship's
company
am
as
his
schedule
per
vember
26,
8
p.m.
(276c
I
Dance
In
Valhalla
Hall.
Vikings,
Nomas,
guests
and
Bards.
November
24,
10
p.m.
(275c)
Winners
of
the
I.O.D.E.
raffle,
preserves
No.
954,
doll
No.
531,
contact
Green
503.
(ltd
Whist
drive
and
tournament
Saturday,
November
24,
Moose
Temple.
Everybody
welcome.
(275c)
many
children
are
attending
after
school
classvs
there.
Yellow
lines
at
Eighth
Avenue
and
Mc-Bride
Street,
it
was
advocated,
would
cut
down
the
element
of
danger
for
children
having
to
use
that
Intersection.
A
pamphlet
explaining
the
work
that
is
frying
carried
on
at
the
public
health
unit
was
dis
lighted
white
tapers
flanked
the
the
groom
Is
stationed
with
the
The
Ideal
Christmas
Gift
il!
IKS
i
irulge.
industrial
arts
4
r
at
Huoth
Memorial
I
.not.
is
giving
valuable
4.
m
at
the
Wednesday
Xmas
Toys
and
Decorations
...
A
VERY
LARGE
STOCK
Regular
Moose
HZV&A
met,tl"K
Tuesday,
fcH?
November
27.
Initi
m
in
metal
lathe
tributed
and
Miss
Lucas
of
the
health
unit
was
introduced
to
the
meeting
Mr.
Hewitt's
class
won
the
prize
for
the
largest
number
of
parents
present.
The
meeting
closed
with
Mr.
Ooscoe
giving
instruction
in
ation
of
candidates.
(277c)
rule,
Thursday
nights
m"
nights
for
Captain
i
Cadets,
which
is
also
&4i
The
Lutheran
Sunday
School
irnrpr?
JuvlUDLb
jIU
for
reserves
under,
is
providing
transportation
be-
square
dancing,
this
being
much
p
of
Fred
Hubrr,
Booth
j
ginning
this
Sunday
for
children
enjoyed
SHOP
NOW
Dejicious
relrtslimriits
were
seivcd
by
Mrs.
W.
IMcr-son
and
her
helpers.
WHILE
THERE
IS
STILL
A
GOOD
SELECTION
Hwh
School
music
in-
i
living
across
the
bridge
out
Seal
1
Cove
way.
For
Information
:
phone
Black
610.
(275c)
company
Pr-Chrlst-
j
Thb
Sund
10:30
a
m
at
he
drill
hall
e
Navy
Mass
wjl,
bc
sald
,
tne
Catnoc
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be
fvfnt
!
a
popular
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Committees,
are
JOHANNESBURG
(
Reuters
1
The
missionary
rount.il
of
South
Afrie'ii
largest"
church,
the
Dutch
Reformed
Church,
is
considering
the
choice
of
an
African
language
as
the
country's
third
official
llanguage.
in
nuke
this
an
enjoy-.t
to
which
the
public
is
Proceeds
go
to
the
s
Chustmas
Tree
fund.
rittmm
m..
m.rr
and
Fifth
Avenue
West)
for
the
Ukrainian
people.
Father
Theodore
Pryma
who
is
staying
at
the
Catholic
Rectory
will
be
in
the
city
for
some
time
in
order
to
meet
Ukrainians
of
the
Catholic
'
Faith.
dtp.
PL
1
Capitol
Theatre
Last
times
j
today
7
and
9
p.m.;
"Mr.
Belve-drrc
Rings
the
Bell
"
with
Clifton
Webb.
Sun.
Mid-nite
and
Monday
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Pru
I
tll'tll
iifOll
Matinee
4
p.m.:
"Lady
on
the
Amazon."
"The
Heart
of
Virgin-
Special
Announcement
for
Persons
Not
Registered
With
B.C.H.I.S.
or
Persons
in
Arrears
of
Premium
Payment
II
154.50
fe
!
J4.
mnnnr,T7,.K7T.i.r,irT.
It
..in
Legion
card
party
la
Mon.
nd
Tues.;
"Dick
Tur-''
511W
12
tables
in
play
;
pln
Ride."
Patrice
Median,
Ruth
fullowing
winners:
'Haywood.
Tom
Tully.
Cartoon,
f
Mrs
Hill
and
i
News
shows
7-9.
"y
A.sloria.
-
A
J
Crawford
and
'4-.
Amoth.
..--Mrs.
J.
Judge
and
i-n.
'imcnts
served
were
In
of
Mrs.
Pat
Anderson,
''
K
is.-urn
and
Mrs.
Rae
AVE
50
on
fuel
bills
HERE'S
WHAT
YOU
GET
AT
NO
EXTRA
COST
with
your
tmeoth-ttilching
SINOCIt
Featherweight
Portable
Smart
lungase-lype
carrying
case,
finished
in
durable
black
leatherette
.
.
.
with
grin
handle,
spring
hinged
clasp,
twin
locks,
band)'
tray
for
sewing
accessories.
Basic
set
of
attachments
for
yoar
new
SINGtR
Complete
8-lcsson
sewing
course
at
your
S1NG1
R
SEWING
CENTER
SINGER
Warranty
of
manufacturint
perfection
ONLY
PORTABLE
IN
THE
WORLD
WITH
ALL
THESE
FEATURES!
Weighs
a
mere
1
1
pounds,
2
ounces
.
.
but
does
a
full-size
job
t
Operates
smooth!,
silently
.
ideal
for
use
in
small
homes
or
apartments
Sews
a
perfect
lockstitch,
forward
or
backward
'
Hinged
foot
sews
easily
oer
pins,
docs
awajr
with
tiresome
basting
e)
Tension
adjustment,
automatic
bobbin
winder,
adjustable
stitch
length
a)
Toe
touch
foot
control
lets
you
sew
at
any
speed
Folding
leaf
gives
you
extra
working
surface
Backed
by
100
years
sewing
machine
experience
1
Service
always
available
from
anv
of
the
You
mav
now
qualify
for
B.C.H.I.S.
benefits
after
14
days
from
date
of
payment
of
current
premiums
undsrthe
following
conditions:
Pay
6
months
premium
for
the
lost
half
of
1951
nn
6
months
premium
for
the
first
half
of
1952
AND
Agree
to
pay
your
arrears
in
rcqular
instalments
of
$4.00
a
month
starting
bv
December
31,
1951
The
acceptance
of
these
terms
mus
be
made
before
Nor.
30,
1951
HOW
TO
ACT
U
In
y!ir
n-anit
fi
C.ll.l
S.
Collection
Officf
or
to
the
office
of
any
Govermnenl
Agent
to
make
tin-
neeesiiuy
arrangements
OR
fill
In
the
form
be'ow
and
send
it
with
your
remittance
diiect
t;
the
Commissioner,
B.C.h.I.S.,
Victoria,
B.C.
HEMEMRE11
this
arrangement
must
be
conplcted
before
November
30,
1951
and
that
utter
that
dale
it
is
the
intention
of
B.C.H.I.S.
to
ENFORCE
PAYMENT
OF
ALL
ARREARS
ill
any
munncr
permitted
by
the
Act,
without
further
delay.
INSTRUCTIONS
RE
FORM:
Complete
this
form
and
mail
it
to
the
Commissioner,
B
C.H.l
S..
Victoria,
together
with
a
cheque
or
money
order
for
one
year's
premium,
jv
im
covrraue
up
to
June
30,
1952
($30.
for
a
single
person,
$42.
for
a
person
with
on(
Mth
Ihr
nrw
impruvrd
palrnlrri
"BOOKER"
'
'"i'
showing
4
models
of
OhKR
heaters
or
furnaces
"ii
request
at
and
City
Builder's
Supply
1
Phone
Blue
821)
'MiBrid,.
Slreet
iii
mon;
cn
peiuicnisi.
it
you
nave
noi
previously
registered
or
do
not.
kmw
your
registration
number,
write
to
B.C.H.I.S.
for
a
registration
form.
You
will
be
eligible
for
benefits
14
days
after
you
make
your
payment
of
one
year's
premium.
The
foregoing
is
the
result
of
British
Columbia
Hospital
Irsuroncc
Inquiry
Board
recommendations.
1
hundred
SINGER
SEWING
CENTRES
from
coast
to
coast
Specially-designed
table
also
available,
to
hold
Featherweight
Portable.
Remove
sliding
panel
'
machine
fits
snugly
into
place.
Put
panel
back
use
the
table
for
bridge
or
buffet.
Smooth
wooden
top.
Sturdy
folding
legs.
Only
28.00
Matching
Stool
17.00
'
Budget
terms
available,
if
deitred.
Handsome
Sewing
Cabinet
of
carefully
selected
woods.
4
drawers,
top
drawer
fitted
with
handy
catch-
'
II
for
needles,
spools
and
small
accessories.
Makes
a
wonderful
end
table
or
night
table.
Only
36.00
Also
available
on
budget
terms.
Ttwta
Mwh
TMC
WHCBft
MAMUrACTUKlWU
COMPANY
BRITISH
C0LUMBIA.HOSPITAL
INSURANCE
SERVICE
for
Christmas
Kcficsl
for
liislaliiieul
IViymcnt
of
1
1
1
is
i
t
t
I
Insuraiiec
Preniiiinis
llnspilal
Insurance
t'mmis
iioncr,
Victoria,
B.C.
"Buy
Hera
gift
of
lasting
beauty"
..Ho.'pilal
Insurance
No.
(print,
full
name)
of
B.C.,
hereby
make
application
to
pay
my
Hospital
(print
full
address)
Insurance
premium
as
follows:
Hi
Payment
of
one
year's
premium,
amounting
to
$
Is
enclosed
herewith
(see
abovo
for
ralesi
(2i
Payment,
of
nvy
premium
arrears
will
be
made
bv
me
in
regular
monthly
instalment.'
of
S4
00
each.
The
first
instalment,
will
become
due
on
Dec.
31,
1951,
and
subsequent
instalments
will
be
due
on
the
last
day
of
each
month
following.
(3i
I
will
bT
notified
of
the
amount
of
my
arrears
and
will
be
sent
a
schedule
of
my
instalment
payments.
USE
OUR
LAY
AWAY
PLAN
NOW!
!
GEORGE
COOK
JUK,
j
.....
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
TERRACE
SINGER
SEWING
CENTER
639
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
864
'
comb
in
I
JOVAY"'
Dat3
Signed