Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
March
7,
1951
Pleasure
Trip
Not
so
Pleasant
MANY
LISTENERS
I
.
VALUED
EXPORTS
iRDER
A
United
States
estimate
gives!
Export
of
buffalo
hides
-am)
ni
.1
I.
.,.U,.'
One
m..,-.'.
.t,..
another
mans
pleasure
might
be
s
worry.
lhc
total
mimbt,r
()
radio
sets!
crocodile
skins
ls
an
important
When
a
party
Of
five
Set
Out
for
a
Cruise
Sunday
'
lle
world
as
195,500,000
In
1
Industry
in
Australian
northern
'
I
1
V
.
-
'
v
I
(afternoon
from
HMCS
Chatham
they
didn't
foresee
:
i
territory,
r
C
$4
la
EDUCATION
WEEK
!
Lt.
Cdr.
J.
W.
Golby
pacing
the
poop
deck
of
the
PML
'
I
police
boat
at
the
midnight
hour.
I
Bill
Thompson,
Bill
Kwok.
Mr
-
1
land
Mrs.
P.
Slova,
and
Miss
the
45
foot
boat
of
the
Chatham's
lOulctte
weren't
to
be
'stopped
fireman,
Harry
Miller.
I
from
adventure
on
the
seas
even
warm
drinks
and
sandwiches
1
though
the
wind
that
day
was
provided,
the
party
was
soon
keeping
pretty
close
to
zero.
back
in
port.
They
left
Prince
Rupert
aboard
"Well,
at
least
lt
broke
the
the'r
28
f
lot
cabin
c-
uiser
at
two
monotony
of
the
watch,"
said
the
in
the
afternoon.
To
most
land-
skipper
of
Chatham,
sm
ithe
i'i
;
lubbers
that
day
seemed
plenty
a
yawn,
after
waiting
up
for
his
MOW!
nuil
iihn
f
""""al
Hks
arc
as
follows:
ftcod
Ricr
Hard
Lump
....
$20.75
per
tori
errant
crew
cold.
Parents
and
Friends
are
invited
to
HOUSE
-OPEN
-
THURSDAY
Annunciation
School
........2:30-3:30
p.m.
Conrad
2-3
p.m.
Booth
AAemorial
School
1:15-4
p.m.
Studio
(
IT
U
0:45-7
p.m.
Mrs.
G.
K,
S.
IS1.ACK
Ai'.Y
(Eve
interviews
aaily
in
Dai'y
News)
Lcod
River
Hard
egg
$20.25
per
ton
llcod
River
Hard
Nut
$18
25
per
ton
kcod
River
Hard
Stoker
....
$15.17
per
ton
Death
Comes
But
tire
three
men
were
sailors
'
'i
the
Chatham
sd
the
wom?n
didn't
worry
about
the
reliability
of
their.
skippers.
There
seemed
no
reason
for
anything
else
but
to
enjoy
the
afternoon's
boat
ride.
jkwa
Lump
$19.25
per
ton
i
r,
..'
tic
nn
.-
timorc
Drinuciri-s
per
run
Jo
Young
Man
kite
Nut
(Booker
Heater)
....'..$14.75
per
ton
They
passed
along
waterfront,
by
Seal
Cove,
reaching
as
far
as
,
Ehawatlans
Passage.
Then
the
boat's
engine
gave
trouble
and
1
failed.
Sudden
Passing
of
Oliver
Santurbane
in
Tancouver
Flu
Victim
nlso
offer
the
balance
of
our
Winter
Emergency
stocks
at
Die
following
attractive
prices:
242's
LEGLESS
CO
Douglas
Bader,
famous
legless
R.A.F.
ace
of
the
Second
World
War,
ls
seen
with
his
wife
on
arrival
at
Montreal,
where
Bader
was
scheduled
to
open
the
British
Motor
Show.
Bader.
who
commanded
the
Canadian
242
Squadron
during
the
Battle
of
Britain,
said
he
plans
to
visit
many
of
the
"Old
Boys"
who
flew
with
him.
The
squadron
was
credited
with
100
"kills"
before
Bader
was
taken
prisoner-of-war
In
1942.
-
(CP
PHOTO)
fronton
Deep
Seam
Lump
....
$19.00
per
ton
Icrta
"Diplomat"
Egg
$16.50
per
ton
Lta
"Diplomat"
Nut
$1
5.00
per
ton
!
It
was
10:30
that
night
when!
After
a
long
and
courageous
ICmdr.
Golby,
naval
barracks,
j
fight
against
an
illness
which
began
to
take
notice.
Mean-
had,
apparently,
been
overcome
:
while
the
boat's
crew
lighted
oily
a
few
months
ago,
Oliver
Eugene
i
rags
in
a
nail
on
deck,
trying
to
Santurbane,
Prince
Rupert,
son
signal
Seal
Cove.
There
was
no
of
Mr.
arid
Mrs.
Dominic
.
San-!
stove
in
the
boat,
so
the
women
'
turbane
and
one
of
the
city's
i
huddled
around
the
engine
for!
best
known
and
most
popular
ft
E.
MORTIMER
Moved
To:-
353
Third
Avenue,
West
Next
to
3
Sisters
Cafe
icr
Brioucttcs
$21.75
per
ton
wicks
roil
i.kss
than
one
ton
lots
Wil
l.
UE
SITPLIEI)
ON
KKQIEST
oca
warmth
when
the
engine
would
younger
men,
passed
away
sud-turn
over.
1
denly
at
2
o'clock
yesterday
&t-
With
the
launch
still
anchored
ternoon
in
St.
Paul's
Hospital,
off
the
shore
of
the
entrance
to
Vancouver.
and
PERSONAL
JjRDER
NOW
and
Avoid
Disappointment
Ehawatlans
Lake,
Thompson
He
had
been
taking
a
course
i
In
accountancy
in
Vancouver
and
about
a
month
ago
had
been
stricken
with
Influenza.
He
col-;
lapsed
suddenly
yesterday
and'
was
removed
to
hospital
where
the
end
came
quickly.
The
father
is
flying
to
Van-
-sanoer
OH
have
your
Having
Joined
the
Canadian'
Tt
0lg
fo-
SelTcove
lloor
sanded
by
experts.
Phone
Navy
through
HMCS
Chatham
f"
?he
tatet
909
for
Greer
&
Bridden
Ltd.
last
week,
Robert
Frandle
left
on
a
n
while
Lt.
Cdr.
Golby.
bv
6jC)
Monday
night's
train
for
HMCS
n
:30
decided
to
notify
the
police.
Well
Baby
Clinic
held
at
Cornwallls
in
Nova
Scotia
to
take
Soon
aboard
the
PML
Royal
Conrad
School
will
be
cancelled
UP
training
as
a
cook.
j
Canadian
Mounted
Police
patrol
PHONE
909
For
Efficient
Building
and
Remodelling
YOUR
bert
&
McCaffery
LIMITED
PHONE
116
-
117
or
58
mm
litis
Thursday,
March
8.
Utci
,
,
.
...
boat,
the
officer
and
police
were
couver
today
to
make
arrant.:-
,
Members
wishing
to
attend
',,.
Toto
,.
,
t
.
.
.
.
....
f
'1,
-,
1
rt
I
1
T
mri.n
l
A
Ui.-mimt
"
BUILDERS
&
CONTRACTORS
rniAs
Ann.e
wniung
icit
Dy
air
v""""'""
h-"-
wiiai
wiLii
wr
oi6iiio
De
announcea
jaier.
(59-"lf
"
1
and
the
two
sailors
rowing
for
Twenty-six
years
of
age,
Oliver
Monday
to;
a
lioliday
visit
wit.:i
P"oiie
ciac
aw
ol
,
.
,
;",,
,
W
J
Scott
president
of
-the'
Seal
Cove,
word
was
phoned
to
Santurbane
was
a
graduate
GREER
and
BRIDDEN
W
BILL-
Prince
Uupcrt,
B.C.
r.O.
Itox
731
Make
Exclusive
Chambwiain
Rovai
Roads
E
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
the
city
detachment
of
the
Boolh
Memorial
High
School
auimilt
'
Central
BritLsh
Columbia,
left
on
RCMP
that
the
missing
boat
had
here
and
during
the
war
was
4
today's
plane
for
Vancouver
to
en
found
and
was
safe.
employed
for
a
time
with
a
con-;
Regular
meeting
of
the
attend
a
session
of
the
British
Flash
signals
sent
out,
from
srtuction
firm.
Women
of
the
Moose,
Wednes-
Columbia
section
of
the
Cana-
near
the
Cold
Storage
at
Seal
in
his
school
days
he
became
day
the
7th.
(56c)
dian
Chamber
of
Commerce
ex-
Cove
y
tne
Police
Patrol
car's
much
interested
in
athletics
and
eh,
L)Pnl'mPPt
ecutive.
Mr.
Scott
expects
to
re-'
searchlight,
stopped
the
PML
was
an
active
and
enthusiastic
!X,drLlron
turn
to
the
city
on
Saturday
af-'
which
as
returning
from
Tucks
basketball
player.
Even
afta
Canadian
Le
io
n
.
'
,.-,.'..
x
mB
g
,
,
inlet.
Illness
developed
he
remained
ons
1
moked
Fish
Products
Soon
Commander
Golby
was
keenly
identified
with
basket-
Wanted
To
Rent
o
The
-Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Ltd.
require
immediately
for
their
permanent
operating
staff,
HOUSES
FOR
RENTAL.
Please
address
replies
to:
Personnel
Supervisor,
Mill
Operating
Staff,
Box
1000,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
or
call
Supervisor
at
Watson
Island.
'
Urgent
business.
Smoker
after
meeting.
Utc)
D.
C.
Stevenson
will
represent
bound
for
the
lost
party
aboard
ball,
baseball
and
other
lines
of
tin.
Priiiw
Riim.rt
rhamhiT
r.f
"
,
sport
liom
a
statistical
stand-
m
vi
v.,.c
ha
h,.on
anmiint.
Commerce
at
the
animal
meetinn
I
Point.
His
Illness,
however,
ne
y
plant.
n
the
Pacific
coast
to
wood-smoke
inicixially
is
that
of
Bacon
Fisheries,
Prince
And
I!.
J.
(Jim)
and
W.
C.
(Bill)
have
beea
ce.ssitated
considerable
travelling
and
not
long
ago
he
had
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Cancer
bo-;
M.
ed
trustee
for
the
Prince
Rupert
....
.....
i-.ninl
Chamber
of
Commerce
of
the
ciety
to
be
held
March
21.
He
was
SUinaniiilineni3
group
Insurance
plan
which
the
named
at
Monday
night's
Cham-
.
'card
'
paii
Catholic
Hall,
Chamber
Is
sponsoring
and
which
ber
meeting
after
the
reading
of
March
8.
a
number
of
local
business
con-
a
request
from
the
Cancer
So-
Lutheran
Tea
and
Home
Cook-
spent
several
months
with
a
brother
in
Texas.
After
that
he
g
thi-in
that
way
for
"43
years.
C
inula
and
mid-
;
"
"
"
nitcd
Males
Har.on-
o
u-i-il
n.s
snort.
An
rn-
:
......
,w,-kh
fnr
Hip
hwne
u-ka
b'a.-k
.
,
IX'iiia
nwYt:
uw'.
.
v..
c;:a
nave
thuslaslic
leading
member
of
n,
0r
their
employees.
sftemed
to
have
regained
his
normal
health.
In
addition
to
the
parents,
surviving
relatives
include
one
brotherCaptain
Ernest
F.
Santurbane
with
the
United
Stales
Army
in
Texas;
the
grandfather,
PRINTING
ciety
that
a
delegate
be
appoint-
ing,
Marcn
iu..
ed.
j
qanadian
Legion
card
party,
March
14.
Following
on
the
he.es
of
Moil-
The
King
Edward
School
P-TA
day's
lire,
another
blow
torch
while
Elephant
sale
and
tea.
nous
Manv
companies
i
Prinf(.
Rupert's
Rod
and
Gun
P.u.lr
.smoke
fish,
but
ciub,
he
loves
sport-fishing
mo.-i,
.
ilv.
Thp
Bacon
son
wj
an
I
""in'i
"m
n,mJ-V;
i
"I've
spent
most
of
my
iifc
in
;
Mill
Use
the
m"thod
,
,'
nH
f-j,
nir"'h.
.i-l
!
Annual
meeting
Rrnpert
Rod
and
Gun
Club,
Civic
Centre,
8
p.m.,
March
7.
Election
officers.
Ladies
invited.
Films.
(5(ic
Experience
Versatility
1
PURPOSES
incident
occurred
on
Tuesday
vlan
h
15,
at
2
p.m.
calling
out
the
fire
brigade
to
,
Legion
Auxiliary
St.
Highest
Quality
8
Y
Patricks
d.
Calderone;
uncles
Fr.oJ
Cal-
"
tha
Totnnriinaii
Aniiit
nieiit
s
Sflfl
nno
Mnwh
IB.
Himnr.
P.-ln.-p
Rucei't:
Rocco
:i
thev
b-ean
h?for
J.
Nieoll
leave
...
.
nr
tua
c,.hri
t
T
A
eard
r-oiHomnn
K"plnu.'iin-
Tnnv
Cai-
j-I
still
like
t3
go
In
ths
raw
j
!
country
fishing
and
hunting,
ba:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thursday
night
lor
Vancouver
.1.
:..
..
.
m
r
nm
u.4i
anrf
Antxiivi
nousenoiueis,
wno
was
wmwmfj
pai
ty,
rnviay
.11.1.
r
uuuuc,
rUUl
....
T.
oH
r.O"fl
c
t
..Un
n.-lrlrt-inrirt
rmillPP.
on
Che
Prince
Rupert.
Vancouver
they
will
enplane
for
pipes
in
ine
oasemeni
wiui
a
tsi.
t-aineva
ic
-
ouinuiuauc,
unuS
v
blow
torch,
s-et
some
of
the
wood-
party.
Catholic
Hall,
March
17.
ticut,
and
aunts.
Mrs.
Geo.
Cie-
A
?amr
to
I
his
city.-n.
now
71,
rame
la
;i,e
"cira
from
Fnj-'laud
d
I
hen
t
)
Prince
Ru-smilinuly
recalls
hi
?
avour
in
business
a
'"vice,
usinn
n
uhn!i.
Dibb
Printing
Co.
work
alit-ht
Firemen
were
able
S.O.N.
Brothers
evening
Marcn
,
cone.
Prince
Rupert,
ana
mis.
a
journey
to
Glasgow,
Scotland,
to
visit
relatives
for
six
weeks.
members
and
Louis
Schulli.
Princeton.
I
don't
like
to
do
my
own
cook
-!
intt
any
more."
That's
why,
hi
i
says,
cockitv?
one
cy.?,
he
takc.i
i
Mrs.
Bncnn
with
him
on
trips
nowadays.
!
"She's
a
good
cook,"
he
averred
"I
don't
really
care
if
I
cateh
any
fuh
anymore.
I
guess
I've
i
to
extinguish
the
flames
before".
Sonja
ladies,
Mr.
Nicoll
is
president
of
PHONE
234-
HiNKU
BLOCK
damage
was
aone.
i"1"""
Orange
Ladies'
tea
and
Sale,
'.:il
so
in
he
saw
the
Canadian
Legion,
Prince,
Rupert
branch.
in
cured
fish
as
thci-:
Four
men
and
one
woman
were
March
21.
nrcd
tor
ii"ut
of
any
Attention.
Meeting
to
be
held
charged
under
the
Government
J'Z
'W
'I
r
fresh.
Friilav
March
9,
at
0
p.m.
in
ana
imuuu
uouur
nui,
".
-
--
jl
Gordon
&
-Jlndii
'4
1
I.O.D.E.
Daffodil)
a
local
mark.et
only,
'Son
Civic
Centre.
Prime
Kupcrt
Lo-
police
court
yesterday.
They'
,
Queen
""i1"0"
Mary
a,r
...
..
-.o
Awuwia.
were
Dora
Cecil,
fined
10
or
tea,
March
26.
caught
my
share
but
I
love
thJ
open
country,
the
hills,
the
forests
and
the
streams."
For
awhile
Bacon
operated
a
fish
market
in
the
city,
but
he
gave
that
up
some
tim.o
ago.
fill
iciinii"a
vw-vi.
-
.
.
1
:
1-
tul
smoking
fish
hi
a
u.ilerfront
wilh
Lis
laic
William
Shrub-
(57p)
seven
days;
George
LeGuee,
wtncurai
uiiiiB
lion.
Pnnv.in
Fin
ski
iron
11
onH
("ViHrnn
Sale,
j
Navy
League
of
Canada.
A
nan.,,...
$ln
'h
and
costs:
Legion
Auxiliary
Sprin
SPECIAL
0c
WJ,
"Our
specially
is
Alaska
black
H;ihioned
metlv:rl
OJJ
April
4.
Presbyterian
spring
sale,
April
1
"ik
sawdust
as
fuel,
cod."
he
meeting,
for
the
election
of
of-
CccU
pau,
$1Q
Qr
geven
days
0n
fleers
and
to
arrange
for
the
Saturday
Sven
Nilson
anci
johii
the
1
o
c
a
1
of
rc-activization
Mulnern
wcre
fined
$1
and
casU
aid,
"and
'ncrc
s
lots
that
l:k-s
it,"
tho
'
imported
fuipi
of
them
12.
uioTM
Rni
'm.
r
tin
i
sir
Aoril
Dianen,
win
De
nem
at
1.11c
-s-
und
twinkle
in
his
.?ye
just
measuring
the
.slight
south
England
accent
."-till
remaining.
er
the
Government
Liquor
'
'
20
St.
'Peter's
Spring
Sale,
April:
Centre
(Cluo
kooiih,
iuuismj,
.
March
8,
at
8
p.m.
Former
mem-
1
I
bers
and
all
those
interested
in
Co,d
wcathc.
flyln
cc.,dllions
the
work
of
the
Navy
League
2G
:
United
W.A.
Spring
sale,
May
3.
.
.
Sonja
tea,
May
12.
are
invited
to
attend.
.
(57
mlnir
north
tn
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in-il
32
Piece
BREAKFAST
SETS
$8.95
58
Piece
DINNER
SETS
SKIv
K.'K
FOR
SIX
$25.50
'
By
w.ird
of
mouth
:,it
tii-slo
of
rsr.ouii
a
was
spread
pramui
'a
Hint
outside
mar-be
(livlopcd
Wl
l.'i
''l!-ostaWi.-'r."d
bud-
fame
from
all
parts
'ilicnit,
from
east?ri
iP
Yuk
in.
and
a
lar-e
wtrc
in
Chicago
.
"
"f
h'--
fish
t-(iav
a
0
Iwal
market.
The
e
tar;iiUe;
for
proper
8cm.
P.F'SHORTCAKE'
Vice-President
T.
N.'
Youngs
artillery
reserve
men
for
winter
presided
at
the
monthly
meeting
instructions
at
Victoria
S3
the
Chamber
of
soldiers
left
on
an
extra
section
ot
the
Prince
Rupert
Commerce
Monday
night
In
the
of
the
C
P.A.
at
4:15
Manday
Hon.
T.
C.
A.
Hislop.
C.M.G.,
High
Commissioner
for
New
Zealand
to
Canada,
has
accepted
invitations
to
address
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
while
here.
Mr.
Hislop,
accompanied
by
his
wife
and
daughter,
Susan,
will
arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
by
'train
cn
the
nleht
cf
Mar:h
20
tine',
will
sail
for
Vancouver
on
March
22.
absence
of
President
J.
c.
uiiKer
wilh
('(!
Cirain,
Finite
&
Itecrls
manifest
were:
R.
...v,..
...a
oiiau
nn
ft
hnsiness
trip
paeiigLr
ns
P'nnt
for
periodic
H
Mid
M
.
Baron,
his
ii"c.
the
veteran
W
llJ
I
"
"
"J
"
to
Vancouver.
Some
forty
members
were
present
at
the
meeting.
Allan
Hurst
was
welcomed
as
a
new
member
and
Norman
De-
Marshall,
A.
Pihra,
O.
B?nsin,
A.
F.
Eveleigh,
D.
Garon,
C.
W.
McAfee,
Mr.
Ka'r,
R.
W.
Montgomery.
J.
Sherbin,
R.
A.
Tav-lor.
A.
C.
Timms,
A.
N.
VanMeer,
M.
Sawka.
This
rich,
sweet,
short
biscuit
is
a
Peck
Frcan
skcu1,
known
the
world
over
for
its
satisfying
Your
choice
of
4
beautiful
colors:
Green,
Rose,
Blue
or
Yellow
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
is
'
cctivn
ir
b'"
Witt
was
a
guest.
M
appetizing
luvour.
1
Council
Thumbs
firv
SHORTCAKe
with
mvh
and
afternoon
feu.
Goes
gooJ
with
Ginger
Ale
or
a
glass
of
milk.
On
Arbitration
A
request
for
arbitration
by
Mini
cc
Currie,
city's
sewer
contractors,
was
denied
Monday
night
by
city
council.
Contra:-tors
asked
that
amount
of
roci
encountered
in
digging
a
tun-ael
be
arbitrated
uelore
it
was
emoved.
A
wholciomt
bocurt
to
poet
in
limcfiM
mod
to
gin
lo
cniWren
bowo.
oitoli.
City
Engineer
D.
C.
Stewart
am
ne
iuiii
l.na.iy
ctimatea
hat
of
the
520-fuoi,
tunnel,
7a
)er
cent
was
rork.
Tnis
fijuiv
'vas
liliu'j!;
he
said,
und
stooa
fast.
'I
don't
see
where
there
L
any
further
action
necessary
bciore
the
who.e
job
Ls
:om-
ISill
If
A
A
FASHION
FIRST!
nY
""
'JJ
The
?h-ipes
...
leathers,
taor-s
SSyX
1
1
and
colors
deemed
most
fa:.liioii-
Skfkx
fei
I
wise-
for
!
pring
"51
are
here
imv.'
,
V?:
L'
1
in
our
wide
selection
of
value
25
hi
"tviiniio
IMtilur
imooI
Oi.
FACMT
Just
take
3
r
4
tticvi
of
bacon
1
in
of
oaktd
boons
loatpoont
Colman's
Muitafd
X
tablotpooni
molottoo
Cut
bacon
in
half
and
fry.
Add
beans,
mustard
and
molasses.
Cook
slowly
in
frying
pan
for
15
minutes.
by
.
a:
v,'
1
pr,ctu
MAOi
plete,"
raid
Aid.
l
.
u.
iiiaci
emphatically.
"Let
them
Hhe
contractorsi
finish
the
Job
first.
Then
we
t
an
se?
what
there
is
to
talk
about
"
PEEK
FREAN'S
MAKERS
Of
SoMb,..
n
i
SKK
T1IKM
TftDAY!
I
f
oshion
footwear
."filiSi
P.nliae,
great
chief.
ain
of
the
Ottawa
Indians,
was
tomahawked
by
an
Illinois
Indian
at
Fort
St.
Louis
in
1769.
Mr.
Pk
A
Mr.
Fra
I
see
111
qu'te
incensed
at
you
letting
me
use
the
car"