Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
October
3,
1951
r
Your
Building
Needs
J
Try
our
service
first
Loca
Scottish
Reunion
Would
Make
Streets
Safer
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
asked
Its
civie
mm.
a
n
d
I
in
General
Buildinq
Supplies
and
Specialties
PERSONAL
ully
250
members
of
thv;
Can-
mitten
m,.h....
.
.
i
iff
although'
the
appeal
opened
only
a
couple
of
days'
ago.
M.-.
Boulter
asks
the
Daily
New?
to
suggest
that
ths
mailing
subscriptions
be
sura
and
give
their
names
so
that
official
receipts
may
be
Issued.
Already
there
have
been
a
few
subscriptions
with
no
names
attached.
tcniPh
'
Jr.,
0
8,n
adian
Scottish
Regiment,
corning
.
It1,-
CUy
c""nell
lo
from
all
over
Canada,
as
well
as
Ladies
Auxiliary
to
the
run.
k.
ythj
o,
i
oumii
ljfKlon
meetlMtr
Thi,r.,u
""""""'3
-aimui
De
aone
i,rcn
m
,.
w,,.
a
number
of
street
traf-
Victor
las
TatdaT
foVV
4,
8
p.m.
(237c,'
Blind
Appeal
j
Is
Under
Way
I
Fairly
satisfactory
response
is
eportect
by
Treasurer
Edward
Bnu'ter
in
the
annual
campaign
.o.
funds
for
the
Canadian
In-
ti'.ute
of
the
Blind
which
Is
now
in
prugivse
litre.
The
objective
Is
$2500
and
ibout
S100
In
cash
Is
already
In
'
ff.VvV)ti
&s!I
AMI
DOOR
ftrTSIilltdll
PAINTS
,
ispim.T
TH
E
Catholic
Fall
Bazaar,
Octoblr
3
and
4.
ate
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
C.
Sessions
returned
today
en
the
prince
O-o-je
following
a
vacation
in
Lhe
south.
o.tuaujns
wnich
were
cam-
.
.
.
..
.
.
p
uinej
about
in
qui.
sue-
'T
,fe-unlon
and
Mmor'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
Wha'en
"on
at
Monday
nit's
montri
y
,
cation
remony.
The
un-
following
u
brief
trip
to
Var
-mea.n,
r
the
loJal
chamber
!
tZ"n..mh
TTtf9
.
.-.turned
today
on
the
n
aU,UBtod
fle
I
First
of
an.
C
A
Bemer
...
-
""2"
C-.orBe.
i
Bested
that
there
should
bV
1
and
City
Builder's
Supply
Attention
all
Elks.
Important
Badminton
Meeting,
Civic
ffiZSr"1
which
lie
n,t
seen
one
anoU.
Jsince
in?
ST'
meetmj
Friday,
October
ennxlrl-
T-it)
Din.
Election
of
nffiMr
L-enire,
Wednesday,
O.rt.
3,
at
8:3U
p.m.
Bring
your
racq
ies.
(
232c)
Mtririr
Street
Fi.-st
Great
War,
having
scat-
ered
one
of
the
mcst
dangerous
J'llaiie
Blue
:07
ill
tak-j
place.
(HCi
Intersection
i
tne
U'"d
far
and
wltle-
city
and
at
,
which
there
had
a.reauy
been
L
''
the
250
were
veterans
No
delivery
of
milk
Monday,
Mis.-
t.
M.
Smith
and
Miss
L.I
number
of
accidents.
.uiuaiiu,
c,i,u,,6
nmnu,
i
lianksgiviiif
Day
October
8
NY,
Toronto,
California,
Ham-
Oct
your
,.xtt
la'ili:
Saturday.'
Success
of
Convention
Jhf.L
Pall,
t
mum
erf
on
jC.
McDougall,
of
Vancouver,
ar-;
rived
Uiday
on
the
pi
Ince
Oeor-j
i
for
a
few
weeks'
relief
work
at
j
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
here.
I
W.
F.
Btohe
thought
something
should
he
dune
about
marking
off
diagonal
parkin"!
spaces
-say
'iri-luot
u,Ifiih
-I
ft
iuhiu
ana
uiaciicany
nn
mat:
e.uurauu-ed
Northland
irom
all
the
cities
of
any
size
in
Dairy.
23&c
the
pruh
le
provinces.
a
i.
Mrc
IJ
I.'
-.i
,
.
onoree
I
so
belter
uilvan.o.
,ii,i
t
.'
l"e
vewrans
were
lor-
"
inunwu
ui
Due
to
the
capable
management
of
W.
F.
Sujne.
wiio
was
the
chairman
of
arrangements.
4akca
of
itict
"
wn
of
Prince
Rupert,
""-
-ny
i
n'.ncisy
afternoon's
A
surprise
hov.
cr
was
held
lust
,
t
riday
night
for
Hilda
Potterton
1
Mention
was
also
mad.
of
tu'T0
Bert
ZZ
J.
c""
lP
,
lack
or
rn-siMi-f
hu
,
7Z.,,
",umn-
Maiooim
i,anib,
H.
L.
mt
iuuuiwu
ia-
bv
me
nome
of
Mrs.
J
M
Rhu
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Miss
Mamie
lts
for
the
safety
croin,
soaces
n
,nd
C'
Le.Slle:
.
i
For
the
parent's
gift
to
the
bride
we
have
chests
of
silver
plate
in
all
the
new
patterns
and
at
standard
nationally
adver-tLsed
prices.
Bulger's
Jewellery
Store.
dtc)
Art
Williams
was
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
repre-rt
ntative
Monday
nlcht
at
the
teW
HILLMAN
j)ke
nrw
.7
PONTIAC
urn
wuiger
acl,-d
as
joint
hostess
forwh
had
been
marked
i
off
oil
on
on'd
'
rt.,
'
,,,
,b'Tm
"
,
I,
MP,ace
,
.P'aCe
SKtUr"
bmr'
Akx
Alex
Mii.lir
MiL';i'
il
entertained
nt.TUined
the
the
uie
oeeasr
n.
i
iura
Avenue
inter
I
x
MacLennan,
M.C.,
unir
after
ii...
u,e
i-.,f.,.,,!
recent
,
ml
,,,.
ri
1.1,
.,..
,,.
nt
,
.i..t
.,.,
Miss
Fotterton's
murrlaup
ti
There
was
some
su'!ii
Kiiim
this
crossings
mif;iit
be
too
,,
fre
Foster
Husoy
takes
place
Week.
which
regim.nlal
movies
were
:iaoi,t,.r
:
i
,
iquoutly
placed.
However
it
u,u
eld.
They
included
Irenes
uf
...i..
,"
.
....,.'
.1"'..
.
1
Whist
was
played,
after
which
1
tne
consensus
that
too
little
l
monthly
dinner
meeting
of-tlie
------
....
Uic
una
team
ioo'I
!..
n
r.
.
,
rl,1
.f'"?f,HUon
1,1
hit'h
honors
in
mternationai
the
many
lovely
gifts
were
orj
the
lecent
annual
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Tradw
of
Central
British
Columbia
cost
lhe
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
only
$6
87.
That
was
the
deficit
as
reported
to
the
Chamber
at
its
meeting
IViO.iclay
night
by
Mr.
Stone.
A
iniittiiig
the
good
show
that
M..
Stone
and
his
committee
Bad
put
on,
the
Chamber
accorded
h!m
a
hearty
vote
of
thanks.
V,
J.
Scott
Immediate
past
president
of
the
Associated
Boa.ds,
joined
in
the
acknowledgment
and
also
paid
tribute
t
j
splendid
work
of
the
resolutions
committee
which
was
headed
bj
K.
G.
Perry.
n;ilcly
owned
-..B.u..u
i
nuiiaiiu,
return
cotiijetilion.
P
esidenl
E
D
ot
the
oautalion
irom
overseas
Forward
was
in
the
chair
and
'n
IMG
and
recent
activities
nf
there
n
r,
i
,..,h
..
JOHN
H.
BULGER
Oplmtrfri.f
John
Culger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
buiuiueiaium
was
ueing
given
by
motorists
to
the
rights
of
,
pedestrians
and
that
tiie
chamber
should
suppoit
Parent-Teacher..'
repre-.eidalions
that
these
safely
crossing
lane
t-rince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce.
He
was
duly
welcomed
by
President
J:
C.
Oilker.
j
Rchard
Sephton,
district
agent,
Mutual
Life
of
Canada,'
the
regiment.
niembo.-s
with
a
f-w
guests.
se
n
t
e
d.
Kcfresinnents
were
served.
Invited
wei.
Mrs.
L.
A.
N.
Potterton,
Mrs.
A.
Husoy,
Miss
Jessie
Potterton,
Miss
Rusty
Thain,
Miss
Myrtle
Sat
her.
Miss
L.
Elliott,
Miss
S.
McHue,
Miss
O
'the
unveiling
and
dedication
48
DoSOTO
ol
the
Canadian
Scottish
Mem-
UB
COUPE
Adult
Niyht
School.
It
Is
ne.-es.sury
to
have
a
minimum
of
litteen
to
form
a
niaht
jsrhnil
sfuuia
-jc
sutjiji-iea
enactment.
c.ial
took
place
at
Pioneer
Square
is
in
the
city
at
the
Savoy
Hotel,
phone
37,
where
he
will
be
glad
to
receive-
personal
or
phone
calls.
,23.5c)
Kurylyk,
Mrs.
lomlinsori,
Mrs
E-
D.
Forward
spoke
of
the
Cri-V,
me
nour
tv;ini
?t,
three
fe
-"elock
o'rliu-k
R.
Huu)un,
txirs.
S
E.
Alexander,
"Presentations
that
had
been
I
'
,"!c
Jf""?
4
'
1
'f
Mrc
r
Peij..-..n
iw..
r
u
'
iimde
hv
n...
r.
....
suvice
inc.uded
Coionel
C.
W.
class.
We
have
received
the
following
registrations:
Bookkeeping
12.
Tjping12,
English
for
Pe.k,
V
C.
DEO.,
whn
nprfmm
..,
xjuntti-y,
j
viuuc
au-
Mr.
E.
Dawes,
Mrs.
T.
J.'rstad,
thoilties
lor
a
15-nule
speed
Mrs.
M.
11
jlkestad
and
Mrs
X
'""It
on
Second
Avenue
oast
the
n
mileage
IANIO'3
iil'ECIAL"
Graham
4-door
sedan
ed
the
unveilinir:
Rev
w
Pi,,.
-anaoians-u.
inere
are
wo
other
courses
being
offered
gum,
ripe
Majors
of
the
r..id
Duvis.
inent.
Very
Rev.
R.
L.
Seaborn.
if
enough
wish
them:
Art-Metal-work
and
Beginners'
Band
!.'
you
are
interred,
phone
Ml.
(2320)
t-ivic
ventre.
Many
motorists
were
today
swinging
around
the
McBride
bueet
corner
and
tear-
nig
up
Second
Avenue
at
50
or
I
BO
miles
p
r
hour.
Ii
was
only
by
tile
grace
of
Ood
thai
there
!
were
not
serious
accidents.
$300.00
L.L.,
Lieut.-Oovernor
of
British
Columbia,
the
Premier
of
British
Columbia,
lepresentatives
of
ber-
:
eaved
families,
representatives
'
ct
the
Royal
Scots,
lfith
Battalion.
Canadian
Scottith
Regiment,
Canadian
Scottish
Regimental
I
Association,
and
Mavor
of
vie.
air
passengers
To
Vancouver
(todavi
-
Dr.
VV.
S.
Kii;in,
R.
I.uhb,
K.
Donald,
Sniilh.
B.
OBiien.
Miss
K
S.
Ualley,
B.
Brandon,
A.
Thomas.
ERT
MOTORS
toria.
S.
E.
Johnston.
MC.vn
'
Supper
Dance
by
Cambrai
Chapter
A
supper
dance
was
enjoyed
by
members
of
the
Cambrai
Chapter,
lODE,
and
friends
last
Saturday,
held
in
the
Legion
viudiionum.
A
dulic.ous
bullet
up;er
was
.served,
followed
by
Uaiiia;;
to
mi..r.e
of
Andy
P.
ince
Rupert,
was
among
tho.-.e
attendiiiK.
LIMITED
.rime
at
1st
Street
Mir
KMi
and
&fifi
Resolution
cn
Human
Rights
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
endoised
a
resolution
on
declaration
of
human
rights
wli.ch
wul
be
presented
to
this
year.'colivention
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce,
'ine
resolution,
emanating
from
the
New
Westminster
Board
of
Trade,
wis
highly
commended
bv
J.
T.
Harvev.
chair
6.15
p.m.
Civic
Delegation
Seeks
Air
Field
j
'
Mayor
H.
F.
Olassev
and
Aid
STRAITS
b
-Vi-l'iKeil
ll
l
id
I'l
il.U'd
.I'MIT
KKKVICB
1
LISTEN
TOMB
George
Hills
will
be
armed
with'
iMII.I
It
S
KI'lilMO
"
BcJinlitlon
Meeting
TONIGHT
'
Civic
Centre
-
8:36
p.m.
.
Everybody
Welcome
Itc
I
reef
Box
645
1
,e
(heell
3BJ
'i'
e
K.ipert
man
ot
the
national
affairs
lne
D'ieis
of
the
Prinze
Rupert
committee
of
the
local
chain-
Chamber
or
Commerce
see
:inj
ber,
at
Monday
nilrht's
meeting.
a'r
field
development
for
Tuijif
It
advocates
human
rights,
fun-
well
Island
when
they
go
tj
damental
freedoms
and
dignity
!
Harrison
Hot
Springs
next
week
of
the
individual.
'
.
TO
Earl
Anfield
to
aiieno,
among
other
ings
on
a
convention
tour,
ses-'sions
of
the
British
Coiumaia
LEARNS
SOMETHING
NEW
Aviation
Council.
They
will
add
All
P.T.A.
Members
and
others
interested,
.'ease
note:
PUBtfC
MEETING
New
King
Fdward
Sjftcxul
AuJitorium
Thu:sdoy,
Oc.
4
t
"vm.
Bp'iiker.
MRS.
E.
EVANS,
V
.
,-ideut
lit'.
P.u
ent-Teacher
Veil,
rut'on.
Refreshments.
Mrs.
tivanf
will
meet
mem-1
1
rs
of
t!ie
Prince
Rupert
I
-T
'oui(
i
at
Dinner,
Gijll
p.m.,
Tliuisdav,
Broad-May
tife,
fur
a
discussion.
H
j
weir
voice
to
the
pressure
mat
11
SUIT
Phil
Ray
New
Chamber
Secy
INDIAN
SUPERINTENDENT.
Special
Appeal
to
the
Native
PeopSe
uu5
iut
u.i
auLiiuriiiti
ior
an
air
field
here
In
view
of'
greatly
expanding
aviaticn
trainee
out
of
here
which
is
already
being
seriously
hampered
through
lack
of
an
air
field
and
teiminul
air
facilities.
k.Vi!!(0NS
.
.
!
I
fclsonie
styles
.
.
.
iiy
fain
ics
iji'ls
s:ire
lo
.iie
tl.c
liaiklione
'
f.r
new
Fall
Philip
M.
Ray,
pioneer
local
shipping
man,
naval
oliicer
in
two
wars
and
former
managing
secretary
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
has
been
appointed
ON
BEHAL?
OF
j
Little
Theatre
secretary
of
the
Prince
j
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
?e:
Begins
Casting
pert
Chamber
of
Cummer
He
takes
over
November
j
Modernization
Fund
3L
Fall
Clearance
Of
Used
Cars
from
P.
H.
Linzey
who,
on
account
ol
pressure
of
otner
business,
is
resigning.
Mr.
Kay's
appointment
ha.s
Just
been
euiilrinod
by
the
ix.vulive
'ui
the
chamber.
Casting
will
begin
next
week
at
the
Little
Theatre
for
thj
comedy,
"Ask
Me
No
Questions."
the
club
decided
Monday
night
at
the.
regular
meeting.
Eight
parts
two
male
and
six
female
will-
have
td
be
filled.
.One
of
the
Jar
jest
meetini
held,
the
Little
Theatre
group
enjoyed
a
lihn,
"On
age,"i
which
shoed
production
of
a
stage
play.
Seve.al
new
incmberj
were
added
lo
the
club.
"Something
,
umcthmg:
atw,
(omefftng
harrowed,
omefhiog
oluo"
"Whoever
wrote
this
rhyme
must
have
realized
how
in.fKirtu.it
blue
is
to
happy
home-making.
For
instance,
to
get
the
whitest
wash
the
kind
that
makes
a
bride
proud
I've
found
one
must
use
Iteckitt's
Blue.
Just
a
swish
or
two
in
the
rinse
prevent
anv
vellow
Air
post
Bridge
In
Dad
Shape
Condition
of
the
bridge
insiuj
THEY
PAY
OFF
IT'S'
EASY
'
.
IT'S
lJiUI
1
1
Af'.l
i
lb
Use
,
:
DAILY
HEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS
Write
Them
Yourself
on
this
Handy
Form
tinge
in
my
beautiful
trousseau,
the
airport
area
at
Seal
Cove
i
0
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,
individual
tecome
m
a
miubL-r
ol
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i
n
-
"
:,bn
t0,Hie
8
l'nt.h'"
f
the
Civic
CVntre
A.sso.iatron.
so
.
than
anu
net-Kitl
nine
costs
lei
two
cents
a
washout."
tile
city
council
by
the
Prince
I
hat
use
if
uie
itae
nu.Uit
be
obtained
at
no
additional
co.rr
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Rupert,
BC.
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Mention
of
the
dilapidated
and
hazardous
condition
of
the
span
was
made
at
the
Chamber
meeting
Monday
night.
Ea'ly
repairs
will
be
uiged.
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
BEST
'
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
Increased
Train
'
Service
Liked
1
Princ:
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
lias
communicated
with
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
expressing
satisfaction
at
the
inauguration
of
six
days
a
.
ek.
tram
service
on
the
local
railway
line.
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
PHONE
200
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CAFE
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September
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Chilcotin
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SOUTH
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CHAR!,OTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin,
October
5
and
19
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p.m.
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Apent
Third
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Phone
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