TODAY
ONLY
SHOW
STARTS
7
p.m.
Prince
Rupert
Dai!
News
Wednesday,
October
3.
1951
Valued
Pianist
Leaving
City
SHIPS
AND
Moose
Brass
To
Be
Honored
At
Banquet
WATERFRONT
Aiulv
McNauehton.
who
has
THELOVlN'ESTMllCALlNMANYa)
Keteilt
V-t'lected
sllDlt'llie
UOVemor
of
the
MoosC
been
Prince
Ruperts
musical
t
t
P
14
if
at
,
l,
bumiuet
.,,,,,(
standby
for
the
eight-and-a-half
Jamos
R.
Ballard
will
be
honored
tonight
a
e
has
ln
the
city
ls
Canadian
National
Steamship
I
ri
ni-niim-
tji
Vancouver
whence
here.
Prince
George
arrived
In
port
at
L,y
all
members
of
the
MoOSf
A
WALLACE
BUDGET
ACCOUNT
The
convenience
of
a
Wallace
Budget
Account
entitles
you
to
buy
anything
in
the
store
and
pay
by
the
month.
Enquire
today.
,
he
came
here.
He
leaves
Friday
iu:3l)
am.
'"day
with
wun
17:
in
pas
Mr.
Ballard,
accompanied
bv
Mrs.
Ballard
and
four
other
arrived
here
today
on
the
Prm
sengcrs.
Three
ot
tne
snips
oi-ficers
havo
been
replaced
for
several
weeks
with
steamer
i
Apple
Day
riiinrno
pnrnnto
4
n
K
AK..
r
morning
by
plane.
Outstanding
pianist
and
one-man
orchestra.
Mr.
MeNaugtiton
will
be
missed
in
dancing
and
social
circles
where
he
has
been
oii
-li
a
valued
enti
rtalner.
Prince
Hupert
officers
including
Association
convention
,r
4-7.
Ketchikan,
October
Coming
up
The
new
supreme
governor
is
II
m
m
The
Gyro
Club,
for
whom
Mr.
!
McNaughton
has
been
generous
1
r
r
.
t,3
:-
it
.
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
will
be
having
its
annual
Apple
Day
this
month,
probably
on
October
20.
Ben
Parker,
who
made
a
suc
YARD
GOODS
DRAPERY
BEDDING
TOWELS
LADIES'
WEAR
GIRLS'
WEAR
INFANTS'
WEAR
NOTIONS
C'apt.
William
Eccles.
Chief
Steward
.Top
Whitfield
and
Purser
Don
Jenkins.
Those
disembarking
here
ncluded
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
P.
Miming,
Mi.
and
Mrs.
O.
Weber,
Mr.
and
M.-s.
C.
WvthereU,
R.
Wallace,
J.
Huphries.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Whalen.
Mrs.
Annette
Man-cl.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
C.
Sessions.
Mrs.
R.
P
Howell.
Perry
Jones,
l
Ik'iee.
Miss
MrDuugul
and
?,.;-.
Smith.
with
his
services
over
the
years,
made
a
suitable
presentation
to
him
at
luncheon
today.
The
presentation
was
made
by
W.
F.
St
-me.
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
It.
News
classified.
cess
of
it
last
year,
over
$t00
being
raised
for
playground
fund
oi
the
club,
will
be
in
charge.
1.
gave
his
Instructions
to
Gyro
members
at
today's
luncheon.
The
Gyros
will
again
go
through
the
telephone
book
and
take
orders
for
luscious
Macintosh
Reds
by
case
lots.
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
M
Ho
1
Sidney,
Ketchikan
ts
broar.ht
in
this
i!,SBaBB3i3MaBasiBiii,ia4(RBiraaf;rk.'
THE
BIST
IN
.r1-n:r,';
by
Cat.
John
Sivertscn.
with,
a
,
:;
of
four
carloads
ot
In-a-n
sti'mim
for
transship-uu-'it
F
ist.
o-,
er
Canadian
Na-lional
Railways.
on
the
last
leu;
of
a
two
month.-.'
tour
of
the
States
following
his
election
at
Buffalo
in
Augast.
As
a
feature
attraction
at
tonight's
dinner,
Mr,
Ballard
will
play
transcriptions
of
dedication
services
of
the
House
of
God
at
Mooseheurt,
Illinois,
last
year.
Tne
church,
said
Mr.
Ballard
today,
is
the
only
place
ln
the
w
rid
where
the
Protestant,
the
Catholic
and
tne
Jtx
can
wor-;:::p
together.
At
a
cost
of
$1,300,000,
this
church
represents
tne
uream
oi
some
of
the
hardpt
work:!1.1:
cier
men
in
the
country."
The
governor
is
a
practising
altorney-at-!aw
in
Seattle.
Ac-c.iiipanyinj
him,
besides
his
v..tc.
are
W.
(J.
Leckey,
secretary
of
tiie
Seattle
Moose
lode
and
past
aupreme
governor,
and
Mis.
Ltrkey;
Dr.
Arthur
Mon-ini.;;er
l-1
Ealtimore,
supreme
o-Ui.ctlmun,
and
Herman
Fisher,
ti
.
'.veiling
auditor
of
the
supre.ne
lod.r,c.
Mr.
Ballard's
last
visit
here
was
in
l'J-Ja,
on
his
way
to
or-raaie
the
Alaska
Moose
1
VI
11V.V
TALKS
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fioui
page
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AUCTIONEER
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Last
Fishing
Area
Closes
ball
ir,o'isc
which
cl
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but
were
advantage
of
their
)c;i:g
without
the
Victoria
Session
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into
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&
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mi
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RSITAV
to
SATl
lthAY
Lvenines
7-9
p.m.
Sat.
.Matinee
3
p.m.
TOTEM
A
I-anion.
Ph,..
si:i:
i
s
for
.
Delayed
3
Days
VICTORIA.
Thursday,
October
23,
is
the
new
dale
on
which'
the
special
session
of
the
Legislature
will
meet.
Announcement
wa.s
made
Tuesday
that
it
had
been
postponed
for
three
days
because
of
the
royal
visit.
P..
liner
Johnson
annri'j'ieed
the
postponement
of
the
opening
dl
in
specia'
session
which
is
cal'eri
to
deal
with
old
age
pensions.
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1.5
pilvar.eed
frr
m
th-j
pri'vi-easly
anr.oim"
el
('a'e
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dcav
in
the
v'sil
'
Pt
-necs':
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and
the
Duke
cf
Edinburgh.
jvii
inn.
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In
Type...
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BLOCK
Last
of
the
remaining
areas
on
this
coast
open
to
cemmei
cial
net
f.shing
closes
Thursday.
6
p.m.
Fisheries
Department
announced
today.
All
seiners
and
glll-r.ettcvs
will
withdraw
before
that
time
from
Rose
Spit,
through
the
north
of
Graham
Island
to
llipoa
Island.
Meanwhile,
the
whole
of
Queen
Cha-lo'.te
Islands
area
still
remains
open
to
trotters,
where
some
springs
and
eohos
still
are
lii-ii;
caught.
SI
ream
conditions
are
changing
for
the
better,
however,
as
Ik
-aw
rains
eidy.in
the
wcvk
gave
many
salmon
the
chance
lo
head
upstream
to
spawn.
facilities
to
handle
the
carcass.
Wii'ian1
Kinn
y
left
for
Prince
Gco.g.'
on
Sat
ji
nay,
having
received
wort!
of
the
death
of
his
:
talher.
Ml.
and
Mrs.
Harold
Malt
left
for
Vancouver
with
their
young
son
Calvin
w
ho
will
undergo
an
eye
operation.
In
their
absence
Mrs.
Badcock
is
looking
after
the
two
other
children
in
Telkwa.
M
.
and
Mrs.
Geo.
MacAdams
oi
Terrace
were
here
while
mak-n;:
a
lei.'.utvly
trip
home
with
a
t'
utk
ioad
of
.supplies
after
being
on
a
vacation
Ibroiigiiout
the
.
immer
nv
ntiis.
They
are
spending
a
few
clays
here
as
guests
at
th--
Telkwa
Hotvi.
getting
in
some
fishing
and
huniing
before
TODAY
Hoists,
All-Slevl
Dump
Bodies,
j
winches
all
sizes.
Heavy
and
'
Light
Trailer
Frames
and
j
wheels.
Power
Takc-Offs.
All
Certified
Operators
I
for
hii'h
press-ire
and
'
sPiirral
weliliiijr
fcIO
PINZA
-
JANET
LEGS
in
"STRICTLY
DIMKImhub,
7
-
9:0(1
CN
Steamer
Huns
Ashore
MONTREAL.
The
Canadian
National
steamship
Lady
Nelson
ran
aground
on
a
harbor
shoal
here
Tuesday
after
the
pas-bi
n.ars
had
landed
and
the
vessel
was
shifting
mooring.
Four
tugs
pulled
her
free.
Damage
is
not
believed
serious.
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WELP9NG'
CO.
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F,.
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Green
884
STARTS
TOMORROW
FOR
3
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PICTURE
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in
nine
urr
RrSUBARB
The
Millionaire
Turn
Cat
4
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their
journey
to
Ter
conipletin;
i
ace.
Wa'ter
Iiiedies,
who
is
in
charge
of
live
management
lie-t
.
c'
d
-partment
of
the
British
Columbia
Forest
Service,
is
a
vislto-
in
the
city
and
district
!
'
ff
iriu!
business.
;!icTnnr.
Prill.
e
George:
Mr.
GOING
If
you
want
U-
sell
It,
adveriisi
it.
rws
classified.
Mr.
v'ancu
RAY
M
II.
LAND
ete:
Mnviii;,
Paektnir,
Cratinj;
Shipping
ami
General
('intake
and
Storage
ttiminli
i.'-.
Reliable
and
Effi-,
lent
r.i'rvi'-e
.V.-o
aernls
for
Canadian
t.uioid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
f,,r
Oxy.cn.
Acetylene
and
all
n-vld
'i!
supplies
Mrs.
L,
O.
Frascr
of
wt
re
visitors
at
the
.'el
and
also
enjoying
'
hunting.
JAN
STERLING
-
few
day
and
Mrs.
Dor
ton
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
are
vaeaticning;
W.
J.
C.
Fleming.
H.
Rudd
of
Prince
Rupert;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
T.
Baldwin
of
Oiian,
New
York,
win
ai
"
on
their
way
to
Terrace
on
EvrniiiK
Shows
7
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Matin-
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'od
a
id
Park
Avenues
Olh'-r
vet
-rdht
gu
eats
at
the
tel
!nr
Ihc
past
week
have
included:
!!
S.
WaVida.
W,
J.
Milk.
R.
A.
Daykio.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pat
Gerove.
J.
M.
Galloway.
R.
F.
A'lxiei.
a-id
E.
K.
Newport
a'l
of
Vancoueer:
Jack
Ford
of
V
etur-ia.
G
orge
Jay
a
id
C.
Bell
(if
P.
ince
George;
Ler.
Kmilson,
Betn'ce
Lf.vinaviway
and
Eddy
Stoltz
and
Mike
Goda.
a
company
of
entertainers
from
l'h...i-N
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and
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WE
HAVE
JUST
THE
SHOES
YOU
WANT
For
both
Men
and
Women
or
Jatlomuj
Jc
"Hospitality
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Good
Food"
lhat
is
Our
First
Aim
Phone
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Orders
To
Take
Out
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Ma'
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c
PMW.y
v.-i'h
Li.n
Properppi
from
Burns
Lake,
were
here
on
business
tor
,'n-
cay.
having
registered
at
the
Tcik'A?.
Hotel.
They
returned
o'l
Saturday.
Word
was
received
here
thai
H
B'on.."ti,
former
station
agnt
who
moved
to
Summerland.
BC,
utter
retiring
from
the
railway
and
who
had
been
in
ill
heal'h
a
long
time,
passed
away
at
Ins
sons
home
in
Kiilarney,
Mani-t
-ha
Ladies
uri,
I
Gentlemen
1
fashion
footwear
most
ccmuleto
sclnriion
of
Tty?
Late
arrivals
at
the
Telkwa
Hotel
were
Harold
Lanning.
'.ravr:!er;
George
E.
Ashley,
Mrs.
:j.
Kirllei,
V.
B
Blair
and
C.
ir
.
a
1
of
Vancouver:
also
P.
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Knn'o-ips;
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'i
you
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you'll
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