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Monday,
September
24,
195i
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ORTRAITS
I
wvploped
and
Printed
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SERVICE
luSDI
I
I'
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STUDIO
th
g'rert
Box
645
FRANCOISf
and
LAKE
NOW
Curling
Club
Depends
On
Raising
Finances
Must
Have
$10,000
in
Memberships
by
)
October
4
Deadline
If
the
Prince
Rupert
Curling
Club
is
able
to
rai'ie
$10,000
through
sale
of
$100
memberships
by
October
4,
it
will
go
ahead
with
the
project
of
a
curling
rink
at
Seal
Cove
in
the
former
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
mess
hall.
r"
MMacLeod,
local
barrister,
It
was
so
decided
at
an
en-
is
proceeding
with
the
arrauge-thu.iastie
..
if
not
lareelv
attended
ments
under
the
Societies
Act.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Irving
and
Jackie
and
Lannle
are
staying
with
the
tormer's
sister,
Mrs.
Seymour
Luveseth.
Their
home
has
been
on
Vancouver
Idand
but
they
will
probubly
stay
here.
i)d
Used
Cars
And
Trucks
hIKTKOK
Coupe
LvMOl'TH
Sedan
l()NAK
II
t
'In
(
"UP'
HI.I.VS
Station
Wagon
j
general
meting
of
ine
club
at
,
cmuuinw,
I.VMOITII
Siilau
By
LARRY
STAN
WOOD
A
MAN'S
UEST
FRIEND
Is
either
his
horse,
or
his
dog,
according
to
many
familiar
ballads
and
legends,
in
prince
Rupert
It
couldn't
be
a
horse.
But
!t
could
very
well
be
J
dog.
And
If
that's
the
case,
man
has
a
lot
of
friends
In
Prince
Rupert.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
I
live
on
a
street
where
there
are
all
sorts
of
nun's
friends
the
smaller,
half-spaniels,
the
bigger
half
labradors;
and
there
are
half-pollse-ao-'s,
hali-terriers
of
various
descriptions.
It
is
seldom
that
man
will
refer
to
his
liiend
as
a
mongrel.
It
is
usually
half-this
or
half-that,
if
it
Isn't
aii
tnis
or
that.
One
cf
the
Utile
Uiaii'a
friends
Invaded
our
home
last
week.
He
or
tear
RUCK
SPECIALS
Bob
Moore
and
a
truckload
of
lumL.T
turned
a
complete
sonj-.
i
ersault
when
it
Tailed
to
lake
j
U
orne:
vy
;.4e
-dim
c;i.
He
wan
not
hurt.
The
days
are
still
so
warm
that
several
are
still
enjoying
their
1
daily
swim.
I
Dak
Dumias'
beautiful
black
!
horse
is
dead.
He
brought
it
to
the
Snyder
ranch
in
a
trailer
behind
the
ear
to
show
at
the
fair
here,
and
It
must
have
hreathed
the
Rax
from
th
exhaust.
Last
year
he
won
several
pnzer
at
the
fair.
Another
entry
was
missed,
as
Bill
Richmand's
.OUT.
,,,!0
J-tun
176
V.
B.
i
.
K
loiti)
3-u.n
m
w.
.
lilKU
3
ton
1M
W.
B.
1
the
end
of
the
week.
!
The
minimum
amount
re-,
quired
to
get
the
project
inltl-jated
is
$10,000
but
a
total
of
$15,000
will
be
required
to
take
I
care
of
capital
expenditure
and
jthe
first
year'i
expense.
I
While
cash
is
preferred
in
order
to
establish
the
necessary
'fund,
terms
of
membership
pay-!
ment
can
be
arranged
at
$25
'down
and
$15
per
month,
i
A
trust
fund
Is
being
set
up,
;wtth
Vice
-
President
Edward
illhV-
Srilaa-delivery.
RECORD
HARVEST
High
atop
a
load
of
fresh
j
picked
Concord
grapes,
these
farmerettes
sample
the
sweet,
rioe
fruit.
Canada's
Niagara
Fwlrwila
i?
hnrwst'ng
an
a!!-t!m?
record
crop
of
58,000
tons
of
grapes
this
autumn.
The
Winnie:
are
th-j
largest
single
purchasers
of
the
vintage.
auditioned
ri-aily
t
go
is
supposed
to
be
half-spaniel,:
but
1
m
sure
the
other
half
f
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
trailer
in
which
he
was
bringing
tuule
equally
divided
into
68
dif-
I
his
horse
broke
down
at
Tches-
I
u;rent
ureeu.r.
But
I
suppose
he
,
MONAKril
DEALERS
V
t
t
mm
:
it
..'.,
i
:
ft
l
I
uiKuruine
o
He
natl
to
leave
will
grow
to
be
a
real
friend
I
lyR
him
Uiere.
have
my
doubts
about
him
now.
f
.-.'-'l
;v
'
l
lime
ecipe
Boulter
as
trustee,
and
nothing
will
bi
touched
until
the
$10,000
has
been
reached.
Meanwhile,
all
Is
in
readines
to
Droceed
with
the
installation
Including
the
connection
with
the
B.C.
Packers
refrigeration
t
SALMON
FONDt'E
Mr.
rtd
Mrs.
William
Anderson
rode
their
horses
to
the
Landing
on
Saturday
from
the
ranch
east
of
heie,
coming
over
the
Red
Hill
path.
PHOTO
Pipe
is
being
held
for
a
With
those
erlsp
autumn
davs
plant.
here
is
a
wonderful,
cool-wea-
limited
time
THAU
'S
The
Reliable
and
Prompt
Service
You
Know
PHONE
For
Repairs
and
Alterations
Mrs.
Virginia
O'Meara
and
small
Michael
are
staying
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jolin
Keefc.
FINISHING
KI.OPI.NO,
I'RINTINO
ENI-AKGINO
Three
curling
sheets
are
provided
far
in
the
project
and
plant
are
to
make
time
available
regularly
for
child-ren'a
skating.
The
Prince
Rupert
Curling
Club
has
fifty
members
now.
N
e
e
1
y
Moore
-
is
president.
Harold
Thorn
Is
secretary.
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene
is
chairman
of
the
iSKISUKE
METERS
feiA'l'KUU
SUPPLIES
Smiths
El
kins
lid.
D..
and
Mrs.
Lueht
'are
working
through
the
distri.t
testing
thj
cattle
for
tuberculosis
and
giving
advice
on
veterinary
problems.
Dr.
Lucht's
headquarters
i
art
in
Prince
George.
Ctrr-
130
.
ttx
47R
membership
committee
with
Jack
ther
dish
your
family
will
sim-!
ply
rave
about.
Salmon
Fondue
:
gives
you
an
appetizing
casserole-type
of
main
dish
that
has
real
"stick-to-the-rlbs"
goodness
end
nutritive-value.
Salmon
Fondue
1
-
Vi
lb.
can
salmon,
flaked
5
slices
bread
1
cup
milk
2
tbsps.
butter
3
eggs,
separated
V2
teaspoon
salt
1'4
cup
grated
American
cheese
Trim
crusts
from
bread
and
cut
fcread
Into
Vi-inch
cubes.
Heat
milk
In
double
boiler.
Add
bread
cubes,
butter,
liquid
from
'salmon
and
well-beaten
egg
yolks;
season
with
salt
and
cook
Laurie
and
William
McKenzie
as
the
other
members
of
the
ii
,
.m
K
A
MAN'S
BEST
friend's
heaven,
coulu
Ue
a
i,erm
applied
to
Prince
Rupert.
Not
only
can
every
dog
have
his
day
here,
but
he
can
have
as
many
days
as
he
wishes.
His
roaming
seems
unrestricted;
in
fact,
there
Is
such
an
extent
of
visitation
among
the
little
fiends
oops,
I
mean
mends,
01
course
that
It
surprises
me
how
they
remember
their
own
homes.
In
some
cities
there
are
tempo:
ary
homes
for
the
frlend-s.
Admission
to
these
homes
is
Iree
no
its
less
than
that,
for
many
lriends
fight
to
keep
out
of
these
homes,
or
pounds,
as
Ihey
are
known
in
dogdom.
Its
a
home
away
from
home,
but
not
appreciated
so
much
in
that
light,
lor
wnen
a
mend
is
assigned
to
the
pound
and
the
man
whose
friend
he
is
doesn't
show
up
to
claim
him
or
another
!
man
who
would
like
a
friend
!
then
the
answer
is
an
eternal
nome.
i
ThU
temporary
home,
how-
j
ever,
Is
considered
by
some
to
have
at
lea.st
one
advantage.
It
1
is
an
abetting
factor
in
holding
down
the
population
of
lriends
in
keeping
with
man.
The
same
ciues
that
have
instituted
pounds,
also
enforce
laws
which
mane
man
procure
i
JOHN
H.
Matt
Nobles
brought
his
voune
iULGER
palomino
stallion
over
to
the
lair
and
gave
a
pretty
vxhlbltiim
of
tricks.
He
is
a
showy
little
animal
and
Matt
must
have
put
a
lot
of
time
into
handling
him.
Ojtluintlfisl
RARE
TWINS
Twins
are
rare
among
Canada's
Indians.
These
sevn-week-old
girls
are
daughters
of
Chief
Nifhlnabee
and
his
wife
of
the
Black
Chippawa
tribe
of
the
Lowbush
territory
north
of
Cochrane,
Ont.
The
girls,
Apshith,
left
and
Little
Fawn,
were
photographed
when
their
parents
weie
attending
the
Northern
Ontario
Exhibition
at
Schumacher.
CP
PHOTO
I
i
until
thickened,
stirring
constantly.
Remove
from
heat
and
stir
In
cheese.
Cool
for
10
to
15
News
From
-
BURNS
LAKE!
John
Bulger
Ltd.
minutes.
Add
salmon.
Beat
Third
Avenue
egg
whites
until
stiff
and
fold
into
mixture.
Pour
Into
greased
baking
dish.
Place
dish
In
shallow
pan
of
hot
water
and
bake
in
moderate
oven
(350'F.)
1
Negotiating
For
Players
No
Teams
So
no
Soccer
T'.":ere
was
no
football
T
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Linton
ot
Vancouver
are
visiting
with
game
hour,
or
until
a
knife
Inserted
the
parents
of
the
former,
Mr
QUEBEC
--Premier
Maurice
!turdy
"
.VT,
tlrTn
1
ln
ce"Ue
COmeS
Ut
Clea"'
Ben"
and
Mrs.
Hume
Linton,
Burns
Lake.
j
licences
to
keep
their
lriendo.
Duple&sis
said
he
hopes
the
dis
950
HILLMAN
If,
for
example,
a
friend
is
found
putes
over
the
status
of
the
so-
,
TTJ
'
.
L
what
if
without
license,
he
or
she
bv-
called
amateur
players
on
Na.-
decide
anymore
games
comes
immediately
eligible
far
tiohal
Hockey
League
negotiation
;
WU1
De
P130
ln
lne
closing
the
pound.
lists
will
be
settled
by
the
sports
i
seffoa-
km
i
MINX
Miss
Elsie
Everett
and
Miss
Mildred
Harrison
spent
two
wjeks
in
Vancouver
on
their
vacation.
Miss
Everett
was
the
guest
of
Mrs.
R.
W.
MacAdam.
.jiw
mil
rage
organizations
concerned.
"""""c'
",
"
'
.
!
of
is
have
run
into
trouble.
Games
He
indicated
the
government
can
no
tonger
pIaved
at
nignU
does
not
wish
to
intervene
in
the
hp(,allsp
of
earlv
darkness.
Two
IS
A
IMKJ
really
a
friend
of
man?
Perhaps
the
foilowing
tikr
new
story
may
illustrate.
T
t
f
7
'
i
,
dLspute
v
by
'
applying
i'j"jb
legislation
""""
ganwc
wprp
were
to
to
have
nave
b.en
Deen
pjayea
Diaved
unmo
tim.
aan
nlH
Jnrk
t
ar-'
ome
lime
ago
OlO
JJCK
:
nacisH
n
10a
3nrt
nrnvMns
frr.
.......
........
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Brown
returned
last
week
from
three
weeto'
vacation
In
the
Okanagan.
bout
a
dog.
I
used
r
provincial
"
commission
"
with
wk
Bunaay
allernoon
r"n
woula
son
told
me
ab
947
PONTIAC
tn
vllt
Tnrk
ouite
regulirlv
'
r
7.
;
,
,
nave
liiiisnea
me
series,
out
tne
10
V1MI
jatK
quae
icguiaiiyj
t
rp
a
gnnrt
in
...
.
COACH
When
I
fir-it
'
"
r
,
Aeamer
was
uniavorauie.
Mrs.
Thomas
Radlev
of
Van-
about
once
a
year,
!uf,b'-
A
wait-and-see
attitude
Is
couver
Is
visltine
fri.-nds
and
knocked
on
the
door
of
his
mod
itivalely
owned
,
Premier
Duplessis
was
com-
j
taken
by
piay.off
ciubs.
renewing
nrnnnintanrrs
In
Riirns
'
St
cabin
beside
a
gurglln
mentmg
on
a
protest
Dy
Hon.
i
Kirem-.n
and
Runert
Radio.
If
1
"
r,
654
.
.
......
T-
l.nn,,,n
rttll.f
Ktf
uiKe
and
district.
u:m,
u
j
Ckrald
Martineau,
member
of
enod
wpather
Drevails
next
Sun-
l
name,
i
wiu
fiuv-iiiru
uw
The
first
meeting
for
the
fall
;
story
with
plenty
of
human
the
legislative
council,
against
d
.
lt
ls
possible"
the
series
an
arrangement
by
which
play-
wili
bp
maved.
a
suokesman.
948
DcSOTO
vena
oi
vne
tiosuuui
aiq
was
:
iiierf&r.
"
For
acceleration
I
switched
to
SS0
Gasolines
Fill
your
tank
with
"up-to-date"
Esso
or
Esso
Ftra
Gasolines.
Take
your
car
out
on
the
road.
S?e
for
yourself
its
better
all-round
performance.
Esso
and
Esso
Extra
Gasolines
are
continually
being
improved
to
give
the
best
balanced
.
'
combination
of
smooth
flowing
power,
lively
acceleration
and
protection
against
engine
ping
and
vapor-lock.
For
more
happy
motoring,
switch
to
Esso
Gasolines
and
yotr're
always
ahead
!
i
YialA
nt
Vw.
,t
Mo
U,..i
1
J
T
erS
01
iiie
niiuiiiii
nuricy
i
CLUB
COUPE
League
would'
sign
professional
,
iiu
uv
me
iiuinc
ui
mi
a.
nuiiic
ine
ouoi
upeiicu
BUlLiy
A
Linton.
Tt.j
Hospital
Aid
meets
taw
Jack,
an
old
man
with
white
tow
mileage
on
the
second
Thursday
of
each
j
tlowing
hair
and
with
very,
very
pe..mn...
g
.ua
J(ii
fori
nn
ft
month.
or
bowed
legs.
-
The
next
thing
that
I
saw
t
leami-
,
,
,
niANIC'S
SPECIAL"
upon
entering,
was
a
dog.
This
Mrs.
Ernest
Carlson
of
Burns
Lake
was
a
Prince
Rupert
visitor
last
week-end.
37
Graham
4
-door
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
sedan
$300.00
canine
wasn't
even
half
this
or
corf
of
the,
pounding
hoofs
hlch
narrowly
missed
the
old
that-he
was
a
mongrel
and
Jack
admitted
this
later.
What
0Pu"cv,er'
buttlRover
la
a
huddied
heap
ln
the
risaig
dust,
struck
nie.abot.t
the
dog
was
the
pleasant
'
expression
on
its
faie
j
.
..,,
C
7Z
j
.j
and
it
didnt
change.
3Cl
halsa'd'
t?
and
j
so
he
had
h
m
Neither
did
the
dog
move,
and
Rover;
e"
taxidermist
-o
it
wasn't
until
I
was
right
up
to
"u"
by
a
him
near
the
rock
fireplace
that
j
ktp
him
th
wal,he
10
and
under-
I
knew.
The
animal
was
stuffed
B
friendly
1
stonrliiiB
"
I
The
United
Church
W.A.
held
j
a
get-acquainted
it'a
for
all
the
newcomers
in
Burns
Lake.
The
tea
was
held
ln
the
church
basement.
Mrs.
Carl
Ostbeig
and
Mrs.
Linton
poured.
I
IMPERIAL
pt
4oin
peid
lor
cmptitt.
PIm
189c
km
kV
wKm
tke
oVtvet
celt.
the
sign
that
says
Ssso
fkii
clvrtiicmtnl
it
net
pUiibteJ
01
diipUyttl
by
LiqMM
CentreJ
Bori
by
4
OwmmiM
Thoae
649
!20
Sixth
St.
PERT
MOTORS
to
stop
for
nr.v.ervpn
ann
verv
true
to
t
DEAIEI
LIMITED
RADIO
&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
GAS
AND
ELECTRIC
RANGES
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
Phone
Blue
992
Avenue
at
1st
Street
guaranteed
tire
life
with
the
famous
Atlas
Written
Guarantee
that's
honored
bv
nvrr
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mm
happ?
motoring
With
Imperial
Esso
Road
Mips,
and
Imperial
Esso
Touring
Service
that
flimic
8(ifi
and
5C0
life.
Jack's
story
began.
j
'
Meet
Rover
....
it
was
12
years
ago
when
he
died
and
he
died
to
save
me."
Jack
had
been
a
cowboy
in
the
Cariboo.
He
was
there
most
of
his
life,
and
when
he
became
too
old
to
ride
he
remained
on
dealers
in
Canada
and
the
U.S.
routes
you
anywhere.
Both
are
youn
for
the
asking.
engine
protection
with
Mirvelube
the
pre
of
the
services
you
want
await
you
at
your
Imperial
Esso
dealers.
i
the
ranch
working
around
the
mium
motor
oil
that
The
Lovish
meets
tU
car
manuiac
hirers'
specifications
for
correct
lubrication.
A
detergent
motor
oil
that
not
only
lubricates
but
cleans!
Drop
in
at
the
Esso
sign
any
time
to
have
radiator
and
lire
pres.
sure
checked
or
for
any
ol
th
othet
services
your
car
may
need.
0
ion
"MODERATION
IN
ALL
THINGS
.IS
THE
BEST
OF
RULES'
You
Wont
.
.
.
GOING
Winter
BOWLING?
PLAUTIUS
stables
and
around
the
corrals.
And
he
had
acquired
Rover,
raising
him
from
pup.
"He
was
a
no-account
pup.
No
breed
at
all,
Just
a
mongrel.
He
tore
things
up,
ran
olf
with
men's
sweaters,
their
slippers
and
other
loose
items
ln
the
bunk
house,
but
he
grew
up
to
be
a
real
friend."
When
ivover
was
about
six
years
old,
it
happened.
Jack
was
tending
the
windmill
pump
getting
ready
to
water
the
herd
of
horses
turned
out
of
the
corral,
j
"I
saw
them
horses
were
frisky
'.
more
so
than
usual,
and
I
noticed
something
else.
One
of
the
studs
he
was
a
bronc
1
looked
kinda
mad."
i
Jack
had
tui.ied
out
the
hor-'ses
and
ln
a
body
they
galloped
.
to
the
huge
iron
watering
trough
several
hundred
yards
distant.
I
There
were
about
two
dozen
horses.
j
"Suddenly,
as
I
looked
up
walking
to
Uie
trough,
the
whole
herd
was
in
stampede.
They
came
right
on
me
and
I
couldn't
move."
;
Then
Jack
heard
a
growl
and
a
visclous
barking.
Rover
had
sunk
his
teeth
into
the
nose
of
and
fornany
a
happy
wearing
season
to
come.
Here
for
you
now
in
a
large,
f
a
s
h
To
n-.
worthy
selection.
Come
in.
"Tomonrow's
Styles
Today"
Annette
Mansell
'
Ladies
Wear
523
3rd
Are.
THE
HOUSE
OF
SEAGRAM
WE
HAVE
JUST
THE
SHOES
YOU
WANT
For
both
Men
and
Women
fashion
footwear
th
mart
brone
who
was
leading
MEN
WHO
THINK
OF
TOMORROW
PRACTICE
MODERATION
TODAY
TMt
adytrtU.m.nt
b
not
publlih.d
or
displayed
by
th
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
th
Gov.rnm.nt
of
Brltlih
Columbia.
I
the
stampede.
It
deflected
the