Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
June
2,
1951
QM.
SPECIAL!
Alberta
Deep
Seam
Pad
Wish
eSJei
Past
miitrcises
of
the
LadieV
Orange
Benevolent
Assoriation,
at
their
annual
banquet
meeting
t-hia
week,
eleltcd
M.s.
E.
A.
Ivans
as
president
for
the
year
Vile-president
is
Mrs.
Frank
Ellison
with
Mrs.
Vie
Menzies
as
"WeUry,
Mrs.
A.
Ouyan
as
chaplain,
and
Mrs.
H.
Poulsen
as
press
correspondent.
Twelve
past
mistresses
attended
the
function.
This
month's
special
event,
hv
FASHION-CRAFT
SUITS
IS-75
PER
TON
,UMP
10
SACKS
'8.50
PHONE
116
-117
or
58
m
Highest
Quality
Materials
and
Workmanship
.'.
.
Superlative
Styling
...
Popular
Prices
...
Our
stock
of
ready-made
-
clothing,
a
good
variety
of
shades
and
patterns
in
a
full
range
of
sizes,
is
here
to
serve
you.
Priced
from
the
past
mistresses
will
be
a
sale
of
home
cooking
and
:aniy.
!
PAKISTAN
GROWTH
KARACHI
(CP)
Pakistan
?
two-year
development
plan
to
make
the
country
self-sufficient
in
"most
urgent''
manufactured
igoods
and
to
develop
shipping
Involves
a
total
cost
of
450,000,-000
rupees,
roughly
$1,350,000,000.
Approximately
half
the
total
is
,
for
industries,
the
rest
for
power,
,ehipping
and
communications.
Ibert
&
AAcCaffery
LIMITED
TflnE
f'HW
1
TTTXT
TTO
O
1
I
i
.
.,
..
-.
ucaicis,
carrying
me
nags
oi
their
chapters,
are
seen
entering
the
ballroom
of
the
Bessborough
Hotel
for
open
ing
ceremonies
of
the
51st
meeting
of
the
National
Chapter
of
the
I.O.D.E.
being
held
in
S
askatoon.
(cp
PHOTO
554.00-575.00
Housekeeping
Summertime
is
Picnic
Time-Thot
Delightful
Fire
Aroma
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
I,
Johnston
Magistrate
S
D
Johnston
has
been
:Kd
deputy
police
mag-(
for
the
city
of
Prince
tfThe
commission
has
wived
and
swearing
in
tit
place
shortly.
3
Cash
for
old
gold.
Bulgers.
Salt
Lake
Ferry
running
every
Sunday,
starting
at
12
noon,-weather
permitting,
(tf)
Outstanding
Students
are
Honored
at
High
Graduation
Minister
of
Education
Principal
Speaker
at
Bo-Me-Hi
Exercises
A
"suj-prise
package"
fell
into
the
hands
of
the
two
most
outstanding
students
in
the
1951
graduating
class
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School
when
each
received
a
$100
scholarship
last
night.
Before
a
thronged
house
of
proud
parents,
'
friends,
official
feHow
students
to
"follow
the
Euests
and.
irrariiiatinir
na
lessons
of
peace"
which
they
wnicn
nave
air-tight
lids,
are
ideal
for
carrying
salads,
liquids
or
fruits
to
a
picnic.
There
Is
a
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
Sale
of
Home
Cooking
to
One
glance
at
the
calendar
signifies
that
this
Is
the
season
for
picnics,
those
wonderful
outdoor
meals.
Whenever
the
weatherman
U
generous
with
his
sunny
days,
picnics
are
in
order.
According
to
home
economises
the
origin
of
the
word
picnic
is
rather
Indefinite.
However,
the
wide
variety
of
paper
or
plastic
i
night
at
Job's
Daughters'
Jam-plates
and
cups
on
the
market
i
boree,
7:30.
Fish
Pond,
games
so
Mrs.
Wise
Homemaker
uses
and
prizes
for
everyone,
(ltc)
these
unbreakables
to
save
the
.
.
kitchen-war..
St.
Andrews
Cathedral
Sun-
BEST.
OF
FOOD
FINEST
'
OF
.'.
COOKING
The
camp
fire
widens
the
scope
aay
Bcnoi
discontinued
for
next
inree
montns.
watch
for
an
for
picnic
meals.
Eggs,
bacon,
meaning
is
clear.
A
picnic
is
a
pleasure
party,
the
members
of
which,
carry
provisions
along
I
with
them,
on
an
excursion
to
the
country.
But
they
often
picnic
nouncement
of
picnic,
June
9.
(ltc)
Mrs.
Basil
S.
Prockter
has
re
canned
or
home
baked
beans,
hamburgers,
weiners
and
soups
are
some
of
the
many
foods
which
may
be
prepared
around
mates,
Peter
Harvey
and
Miss
nad
been
taught,
as
the
main1
Luella
Maxine
Macdonald
re-
meas"re
to
ward
off
another
ceived
their
awards
on
the
stage
j
wrld
conflict.
j
of
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium.
Mr-
Straith,
in
addressing
the
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
PHONE
200
BROADWAY
CAFE
turned
to
the
city
from
Regina
The
former
was
presented
with
class
directly,
asked
the
stu
.V.V;V;t.;XVt:
wnere
she
was
calI
recently
dents
to
"stick
with
your
ideals."
the
IODE
War
Memorial
Schol
on
account
of
the
death
of
her
father.
picnic
can
be
barbecued
spare-ribs.
The
sparerlbs
can
be
marinated
overnight
in
a
little
vin
in
meir
own
rack
yard
or
even
on
their
porches.
At
least
they
serve
the
food
picnic
style,
right
at
home
and
everyone
enjoys
it
Immensely.
Food
always
tastes
better
when
It
is
eaten
outside.
Any
fisherman
will
tell
you
that
when
arship
by
Mrs.
G.
G.
Withers,1
municipal
chapter
regent,
lor
"high
scholastic
standing
and
a
high
standard
in
citizenship."
Miss
Macdonald
received
the
first
bursary
award
offered
by
"If
you
remember
nothing
j
else
of
what
I
have
said
to-',
night,"
he
stressed,
"I
shall
be
happy
if
you
remember
to
ho'.d
on
to
the
ideals
which
were
expressed
by
your
valedictorian."
MINISTER
OF
EDUCATION
egar,
mustard,
salt
and
garlic
Attention
Men's
Five
Pin
Bowlers
Annual
banquet
Saturday,
June
2,
7:30
p.m.,
Oddfellows:
Hall.
(129c)
The
camp
fire
can
be
built
with
stones
around
it
and
allowed
nnouncement
UUTY
TEA
1
,
he
comes
Into
shore
from
a
fish
to
burn
until
there
are
red
hot
coals.
The
whole,
unpeeled
po-1
Mr.
Straith
said,
as
minister
?i..YphoUtf
rmS
hav!
1
presented
by
President
Mis.
ODERATELY
?ZttLn"t
for
"having
'
f
education
he
had
travelled
Wla.
Ray,
proven
234-3rd
Avenue
E.
Phone
Blue!v,,Mi
'v,.
...,fL
throueh
schools
i
;
t,.
,
manv
and
V.
tatoes
can
be
placed
in
the
hot
ashes
to
bake.
A
few
minutes
later
an
old
grate
can
be
placed
over
the
hot
coals
and
the
spare-
PRICED!
126.
utc)
intention
to
carrv
on."
Miss
,'wfts.his
opinion
that
"the
gen-
Macdonald,
Junior
era"n
01
y
"ner
than
Mis.,
Margaret.
Mrjwi
wt
.n
a
Citizen
award
winner,
will
enter
Uni-
ribs
arranged
on
it
to
barbecue.
.riQ;
Qnn
tV,
rtollMr,,,-
-v,o
.l.rl.
llUU"'
ing
trip,
starved.
Baked
beans
and
bacon,
eaten
around
a
bonfire,
is
the
most
wonderful
food
In
the
world.
Most
people
agree
that
coffee
never
tastes
better
than
when
it
is
the
old
fashioned
type
boiled
over
a
bonfire.
The
main
attraction
to
most
people,
on
a
picnic,
is
the
contents
of
the
picnic
basket.
Sandwiches
have
always
been
the
top
TlJ'
atnd
the
wdl
versity
of
British
Columbia
next
WHO
APPLIANCE
""-"i
Ane
(
h-.
.r
whn
,
semester.
Mr.
Harvey
also
w:n
potatoes
and
sparerlbs
are
not
fr
M0nd?y
'w
to
UBC.
the
entire
meal.
Each
member
of
.
a-
j
Df
the
43
Grade
XII
studenis
the
party
can
be
given
a
shar-
Last
night
for
Mysterv
Prizes
in
the
craduation
exercLsps.
28
BROWNWOODS
wish
to
announce
that
they
have
disposed
of
their
Shoe
Store
at
506
Third
Avenue
West.
Accounts
may
be
paid
by
mail
to
(P.O.
Box
1699
or
at
the
Credit
Bureau
(above
Broadway
Cafe),
Prince
Rupert,'
B.C.
SALES
&
SERVICE
CAS
AM)
OHTRIC
RANGES
Phone
itlue
992
j
pcneu
suck.
io
ruast
meir
own
lonigni
at.
Jod
s
Slaughters'
Jam-
were
young
women
who
presen
(Continued
on
page
5)
:
!
j
11
1
PI
'
favorite,
but
repentiv
thp
trpnrt
!
corn.
The
hostess
can
prepare
a
boree
in
Armouries,
6th
West.
'ted
a
colorful
Dicturp
in
their
ACIFIC
ELECTRIC
has
been
to
salads
and
cold
j
lar8e
bwl
of
wonderful
barbe-
Everyone
come
and
have
fun.
white
gowns
and
corsages.
To
(ltc)
open
the
ceremony,
the
high
meats,
bacon
and
eggs
and
fo,cue
5auce
ana
wnen
lne
spare-
,
ribs
are
done,
each
person
can
!
school
band
played
the
"Dili
Unbreakable
records
of
pop
be
given
a
plate
with
a
baked
J
J
gence
March"
while
graduates
ular
"
Aiyansh
choir
-"u
and
band
""""
potato
(witn
low
oi
Dutten,
a
proceeded
up
two
aisles
towards
ERO
SOAP
on,
which
are
cooked
tfi
the
open.
Which
type
of
salad
Js
best
for
a
picnic?
Potato
and
egg
salad
is
wonderful
but
meat
or
fish
salads
are
very
good
too
and
evjn
some
moulded
sal
paper
cup
or
oaroecue
sauce
in
-r
r7'
."En
"ZZ
the
stage
to
.take
their
seats
in
I
II
i
I
-
T
1
wnicn
me
sparerms
are
aippea
'
.
orderly
and
ceremonious
pro
H
I
111
ai
III
course,
LUUIW.
me
LIIC
corn
tUIIl
au
nil
y
'-"
P(,ion
For
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
and
brown,
is
dripping'
R
nH
Mrc
v
ti
M(1iif
l
Two
other
awards
were
rjre
tasty
ads
are
suitable
for
a
picnic,
i,l,h
butter
Nothing
can
taste
arrlved'
sented
by
Principal
A.
M.
Hursw
With
potato
salad
some
prefer
Terrace
ln
the
city
on
Now
59c
SV
V
L
Vlibtlt
Villa
HVllUbllUl
i
JJ
th.
r.,,.nir.
.cn...
ff-
one
to
Miss
lona
viviene
Hardv
it
tresnly
mixed.
Others
like
it
mixed
well
before
hand.
For
This
menu
would
be
!
suitable
Qn
for
the
highest
percentage
In
those
who
like
it
freshlv
mixed
"'""
y-
intprinr
aftPr
at.t.pnriina
tho
.
non-university
suDjets.
Tne
and
REPAIR
WORK
SEE
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
4
4
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1
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Ih.
han
ri
r
i
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,
r
r
11
n
.
.
.
cent
Church
Conference
thr
appreciation
award
went
inp
nA
fltivs
nn
nne
nnn
hidb
-
-
Lrh
lT,
Pared
around
bonfire
some-
United
'"
Vhp,
rH
a
should
be
mixed
together
and
.
t.
,,,
t.
,,,
in
Vancouver.
to
Gordon
Graham,
the
valedic
fSlork
Shoppe
torian.
placed
in
a
quart
jar
or
large
corn
Is
not
on
the
market
at
Official
guests
on
the
sta;
School
Inspector
H.
C.
Ferguson
bowl.
The
mayonnaise
should
be
the
time
a
green
salad
or
sliced
of
Telkwa
arrived
in
the
city
were
Hon.
W.
T.
Straith,
KC,
carried
separately
and
added
to
215
1st
Avenue
West
Is
to
cucumbers
and
tomatoes
might
yesterday
by
car
from
the
in-
minister
of
education;
Mrs.
K
the
salad
Just
before
it
Phone
909
P.O.
Box
121
teribi.
He
came
ln
to
meet
Hon.
w.
Becker,
representative
of
the
W.
T.
Straith,
minister
of
edu-
scno1
board;
G.
W.
Graham,
cation,
and
accompanied
him
school
Inspector;
Mis.
Ray,
whon
he
left
this
morning
for
Soroptomlst
Club
and
Mrs.
the
interior
enroute
back
south.
Wllners,
IODE.
R.
H.
Davidson,
vice-principal
A
1TT17UTIW
v....i-..i.
i
.
.
.
...
...
be
served.
If
the
salad
is
to
be
a
vegetable
-or
green
salad
it
should
not
be
prepared
ahead
of
time.
The
salad
vegetables
should
be
cleaned
and
wrapped
in
waxed
paper
and
a
damp
Mostly
Women
At
Catholic
Party
2
i5tlnctiue
PHOTO
urn
au's
FINISHING
DOPING.
PRINTINO
ENLARGING
tPOSURE
METERS
1MEUR
SUPPLIES
eaulu
a
towel.
When
the
time
comes
to
The
Catholic
Hall
card
party
-
"i""
m"Tr;KiL
"
01
,DO'Me"H1'
"o"Q
me
.uu,
12
io
.v,i.
tables
Miss
Edith
M.
Klusendorf.
Pro-
graduates.
serve
the
salad
the
vegetables
Thursday
night
say
for
your
living
room
fessional
Relations
Representa-
Mr.
Hurst
was
master
of
cere-tive
of
the
H.
J.
Heinz
Co.
of
monies.
will
be
crisp
and
clean,
all
ready
playing
but
only
a
few
men
at
Canada
Ud.,
will
give
a
demon-
VALEDICTORY
hart
hppn
marip
ahparf
of
time
I
WhisfcMr
fi
Dumas
and
M
address,
,?.trat.lon.
of
.Helnz
Foods
'n
In
hi
valedictory
it
would
be
iv.
colorless
andorkerv.
.
THf
PERFECT
SCtBCN
fOk
EVERY
TYPE
OF
WINDOW
Kttp
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K
p
(irlili
le
Ralls
t
!
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J
wlit
wliJtw
i
dtttl.
For
Information
Contact
Dept.
PR
NORTH
WESTERN
SUPPLY
CO.
LTD.
439
Railway
St.
HAstings
7722
Vancouver,
B.C.
Dealer
Inquiries
Invited
H
J
thtn
136
Box
478
Gordon
Graham
called
on
his
unattractive.
j
Cribbage-Mrs.
.fudge
and
Mrs.
Tb
aS?
w
...(
rrmik
h
!
ing
used
ice
cream
cartons
or(
Bridge
Mrs.
E.
Chappie
and
frozen
food
cartons
for
picnics.
Mrs.
D.
Kerr.
The
May
meeting
of
the
Moose
Woman's
library
committee
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
P.
I.Pa.kimr,
Crating
They
should
be
thoroughly
clean-1
Refreshments
were
served
by
Welter
with
five
members
and
one
visitor
present.
After
whist
ed
and
stored
ln
a
dry
place.
I
Mrs.
J.
Rogerson
and
Mrs.
L
Salads,
potted
meats,
or
pud-'
Colussi.
dings
may
be
placed
ln
these
,
cleaned
cartons
for
the
picnics,'
UNUSUAL
ROCK
delicious
refreshments
were
serv
'"""
ant!
(.oneral
",l4
and
Storage
Reliable
and
Effl-Also
agents
for
"quid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
?n.
Acetylene
and
all
supplies.
i
ed.
Those
present
were
Mrs.
P.
then
they
are
ready
to
eat
and
Lion's
Head,
a
village
in
Bruce
Welter,
Mrs.
Blair,
Mrs.
H.
Paul
they
do
save
plates.
Not
only
County,
Ontario,
was
so
called
sen,
Mrs.
O.
Tweed,
Mrs.
Mc-that,
they
are
easily
carried.
The
after
a
peculiar
rock
formation
Dougall
and
Miss
Svlvia
John-
newer
puaoie
piasuc
coihhiiicis,
resemonng
a
lions
neaa.
SfY'S
CARTAGE
Borage
limited
4.
nnouH.t
emend
SNYDER
Sectional
Chesterfields
EVERYTHING
FOR
THE
HOME
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
J
and
Park
Avenues
-JL'nrs
60
and
68
Call
363
BfTTKK
A
Tnate
Mm
wt
THE
SINGatB
KT.
tit
US
ScHUUttfOUX
Rent
a
SINGER
Sewini
Machim
Planning
Elding
or
"RcPoiring
Job's
Daughters
Jamboree
May
31,
June
1,
2.
Tea
and
Home
cooking
sale,
Catholic
Hall,
June
14.
At
Catholic
Hall,
tea
and
home
cooking
sale,
June
14,
commencing
at
2:30
p.m.
In
evening,
final
tournament
card
party,
prize-giving
and
raffle,
commencing
at
8
p.m.
Past
Mistresses
L.O.B
A.
sa!e
of
homecooking
and
candy,
June
16.
Girl
Guide
Tea
and
Sale.
Annunciation
Hall
June
16.
Canadian
Legfon
Auxiliary
tea;
homecooking
sale.
Legion
Hall,
June
21.
Queen
Mary
I.O.D.E.
tea.
June
21,
Mrs.
F.
Thornton's,
400
4th
ny
me
mouth
for
use
m
your
own
hornet
No
extra
rharae
for
delivery,
and
pick-up
of
machine.
.)
PER
MONTH
639
3rd
Avenue
W.
SINGER
SEWING
CENTER
'
Phone
864
'r1'
r
ift
n-
r-iT
f,
if
West.
2-5.
I
Let
us
see
to
your
car's
needs,
through
regular
check-ups
on
Tires,
Battery,
Radiator
and
Crankcase
Rebekah
Bazaar,
October
20.
Cathedral
Bzaar,
November
17.
(153c)
Mattson's
Have
iWoved!
Mattson's
Upholstering
-have
moved
to
their
new
location
at
234
3rd.
Avenue
East
flCHELL
Superior
Auto
Service
URRIE
LIMITED
LIMITED
DIAMOND
ANNIVERSARY
The
60th
anniversary
of
the
48th
Highlanders
of
Toronto
was
marked
by
inspection
of
tire
regiment
ln
Varsity
Stadium
by
Viscount
Alexander.
On
the
Governor-General's
left,
sword
in
hand,
is
the
48ths
commanding
officer,
Lt.-Col.
M.
W.
George.
Behind
them
is
Brig.
E.
W.
Haldenby,
former
commanding
officer.
(CP
from
National
Defence)
P.O.
Box
526
Phone
Blue
126
HEPiTRS
STUDEBAKER
and
AUSTIN
DEALERS
Third
Avenue
at
Park
Green
217
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