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Prince
Rupert
DailyNews
Thursday,
May
17,
i'Oil
'
oca
and
PERSONAL
a
committal
for
trial
from
Smith-ers.
Garland',
'who
has
a
lone
record
of
sucTi
offences,
is
also
alleged
to
have
cashed
three
checks
in
Terrace
bv
a
similar
SPECIAL!
Check
Artist
Is
Sentenced
Long1
False
Pretenees
Trail
Duds
Up
in
L-jcal
Court
Gurney
Austin
Garland,
who
Alberta
Deep
Seam
j
technique
but,
as
fax
as
could
be
Navy
League
of
Canada
re3-1
'
w.
L.
Woods
Ivft
on
today's
vi!ar
monthly
meeting
Friday,
;
plane
for
a
business
trip
to
May
18,
8
p.m.,
H.M.C.3.
Chat-
j
Vancouver
ham.
(lt,
,
w-
-
Sheardown
returned
to
Henry
Jamieson,
game
war-
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon
s
den,
returned
to
th2
city
on
theiP!ae
from
a
biief
business
trip
Prince
Ruttert
vesterdav
from
f.
f'w--v.uiiuii
in
wicpc
tiau
not
been
commenced
up
to
today.
PER
TOM
llMP
-
.
K.'
V
U-llUUUVCl
.
P3---(S
as
a
missionary
to
obtain
1
u
'ay
brief
business
trip
south;
.
..
.
,r
S
O
N.
Smorgaasbcrd
Frichy.1
$':0
worth
of
Bibles
and
the
bat
10
SACKS
8.50
'SAUSAGOb
Miss
Fefcfiy
Large
arrived
l:i
the
city
on
Tuesday
night's
train
May
18.
Program
find
supp.;r,
unce
in
cash
from
a
worthless
7:30
sharp.
Dunce
11
to
2
a
m.
,.heck
,.,
M9
at.
P.,Bnt
from
her
studies
lit
University
!
Ticket'
ct
th.-
rirnu-
Mni
,
v
Better
with
slutioneiv
store
rejftitlv
iai
PHONE
116
-
117
or
58
li
luuino
to
Hwm
we
siimme
with
her
pa
-enU,
Dr.
and
Mr.-R.
G.
Large.
and
Mrs.
H.
N.
MacTier
Mis;
Helen
Balagno
returned
sentenced
to
six
months'
irn-
to
Eeatt
-j
on
today
plane
after
s
konment
,
bv
Magistrate
W.
D
s
ten
day
vis.t
here
with
her
.
r,
.,
,,
,
..
,
,.
,r
Vance
in
citv
police
court
ves-naiano
,terday.
He
pleaded
guilty
to
a
'
e
'
charge
of
obtaining
money
and
We
have
a
large
variety
of
goods
by
false
pretences.'
Resti-
white
stone
brilliant
jewellery
tulion
of
one
Bible
was
made
i
returned
to
the
city
on
yester-
I
bert
&
McCaftery
I
'
LIMITED
I
,
day
s
plans
from
Vancouver
vhere
thev
had
been
cal
'.d
after
'
Virs.
MacTitr's
son,
Ma::sel
Gray,
I'stained
a
serious
accident
vhiit
ikiing
on
Mount
Baker.
He
iiiumuiii
oeauuiui
n
e
c
K
1
e
I
s,
wttuflnu
wua
icvuiiieu
neie
earrings
and
scatter
pins.
Spe;-
from
Smithers
where
he
had
tjen
!'
tnmed
a
broken
vertebrae
ial
new
artistic
designs
vhich
will
k-jep
him
confined
Bulger,
Jeweller.
(lto
of
six
months
on
similar
charges.
The
local
term
was
made
con-
I
Hor
1y(
4
xeutive
to
that
at
Smithers.
for
that
man
on
the
fairway
.
.
.
don't
foget
to
shout
'Fore'
.
.
."
rUK.HHt
(III
in
Is
tar,
"o
n
jspitai
for
at
least
six
weeks
!
with
his
body
In
a
cost.
Mr.
and
ViatTier
a!so
visited
Mrs.
Mac-rier's
duuifht-r.
Miss
Carol
Gray,
vho
han
been
fur
some
time
in
ic.:nitul
in
Vancouver.
Still
another
similar
charge
against
Garland
awaits
tearing
i
i
Cou'ity
Court
iuri-ciiction
on
iteitt
ORTRAITS
iwluped
and
Printed
K0M1T
SERVICE
UMilFii'S
STUDIO
Ul)
Street
Uox
845
,
uretn
329
Prince
Rupert
Catholic
Rites
j
Roosevelt
Pk.
King
Edward
Parent-Tear
h.
M
rorLhasRimmer
!
J
'ocJc
OIIIOl
tSlte'
Many
ends
gathered
ffnfhcro
at
nf
friends
11
ominationS
"Sabotage!"
Church
of
the
Annunciation
I
Wednesday
morning
when
high
'
That''
'nat
Art
Murray,
parks
Eastern
Star
Tea,
Masonic
Temple,
May
17.
S.C.M.
SB4'jrija..S.i...:.,
May
IS.
Caradlan
!
.on
r.'M
(.anv
May
22.
Lutheran
t:a,
May
26.
Card
Party
Catholic
Hall,
May
31.
Job's
Daughters
Jamboree,
May
31,
June
1,
2.
Queen
Mary
LO
D
E,
tea,
June
21,
Mrs.
F.
Thornton',
400
4th
West,
2-5.
Tea
and
Home
cooking
sale,
Catholic
Hall,
June
14.
Past
Mistresies
L
O
B
A.
sale
of
ho.mecooking
and
candy,
June
1J.
Nomination
of
officers
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose
took
place
iequiem
mass
was
sung
by
Rev
'
ub"la
memoer,
and
Aid.
George
Father
F.
.1.
Bsvn
ih.
i,,.
Casey,
chaii
man.
said
this
mnm.
Charts
Oakley
Rimmer,
well
ing
wnen
theV
viewed
severe
last
night
at
the
regular
meeting
:ified
Steam
Boiler
fngeration
and
Pipe
Welders
Certified
Operators
le
build
Stacks,
Fire
i.s
anil
Tanks
all
Hi
"
"
,eaut'r
n
church
work
!
-""-
w
ucw.y
constructed
Elections
will
be
next
month
whose
death
occurred
at
the
end
c"crete
fence
around
the
cairn
Mk.
f.
Parlette,
senior
rent
of
last
week.
The
choir
was
in
Roosevelt
Park.
wa?
in
ui2
chair
attendance
t
participate
in
the
Fvour
concrete
posts,
about
four
After
general
business
the
iers'
Association
had
its
annual
,
meeting
Tue.sday
evening.
Offi-Icers
and
conveners
were
elected
I
for
the
1951-52
term
as
follows'
President
Mrs.
K.
Hardy.
I
Vice-president
Mrs.
R.
Tou"h
I
Secretary
Mrs.
J.
Bowman
;
Treasurer
Mrs.
T.
Bjornson.
;
'
Program
convener
Mrs
E
"Gordon.
:'
PublicityMrs.
8.
Veitch
Membership
Mrs.
A.
Krist-manson.
i
Safety
R.
G.
Moore.
:
Social
Mrs.
w.
Peterson.
Pre-Schooi
Mrs.
Hitchcock
,
Historian
Mrs.
H.
Halliday
i
Magazine
Mrs.
Andrews.
!
Study
Groups
Mrs.
Oke
Ja:k-j
son.
I
Delegate
to
Central
P-TA
Council
Mrs.
P.
Mark.
R.'
G.
Moore
reported
that
be
musira!
portion
portion
of
of
the
the
solemn
anir.mr,
i
'"s
;n
oiameter
and
reinforc-
h-
n,i
u,
VlfMICTDI
A
I
j
u
t
,
.
,
iijJiLUl
gul!U,
.
will:
run
nfin
in..i,.i
.
,.
,
V
.
...
:
,
"P
or
Mn
u.
Mclntyre.
pre-
I
iiivj
niHh
ILDING
CO.
rites.
After
th-j
church
service,
interment
was
made
in
the
Roman
Catholic
section
of
Fnh-viouf
8eve,'l
sited
entertainment,
including
p
er-rs
.
a
West-m
skit
and
ballad
sing-
direT't
,Th
It
"1?
U..was
Refreshments
were
served,
cmect
act
nf
of
vandalism,"
said
Mr.
Murray
this
morninir.
Tho
urmri
r
r.
,.m
iE.
Phmie
Green
884
cemetery
with
Rev,
Father
O.
P.
,
perts
were
SiUn
a
concrete
base
'
A
model
factory
has
been
built
!
aroun
dtho
cairn
to
hold
a
chain
at
Bslfast
as
part
of
Northern
i
ue-
.
I
Ireland's
uhare
in
tho
1951
Fes-
Ine
matter
will
be
fuither
dis-
tival
of
Britain.
'
'
-
f
j
imiMiTTfi
in
umi
mm
j
niii
mwi
i
m
wi
1
.cussed
at
tanight's
parks
board
meeting.
Police
have
been
1
1
O--
"
Defies
rain,
frort
41ft
of
Iviohan,
O.M.I.,
conducting
the
committal
rites.
Honorary
pallbearers
were
O.
G.
Stuart,
Dr.
L
W.
Kergln,
P.
H.
Un:;.y,
H.
F.
G!ass"y,
W.
A.
Allaire
and
Eric
Trumble.
Active
pallbearers
were
N.
R.
Youiifc,
A.
J.
Turcotte,
Martin
Albi
rt,
Louis
Amadio,
J.
L.
Blain
and
G.
P.
Lyons.
There
were
beautiful
floral
tributes.
JOHN
H.
ULGER
0jf
omrfri.il
tun
to
harm
it'
protective
beautyl
Organizing
of
Float
Parade
$50.00
Reward
Will
be
paid
by
the
Parks'
Board
for
information
leading
to
th'j
identity
of
the
person
or
persons
engaged
in
acts
of
'vandalism
by
destroying
decorative
work
under
construction
c.t
tho
Ro.
f.-.
velt
Park
cairn.
AI.D.
G.
B.
CASKV,
ginners
iur
school
twuld
be
registered
before
June
15
and
pupils
must
be
six
by
November
30.
He
also
gave
advice
on
how
to
prepare
the
beginner
for
school.
Mrs.
Henry
Lindseth
sang
two
songs.
A
play,
"The
Bubble
Peddler,"
was
presented
by
three
school
pupils-Judy
Felsenthal,
Janet
Sparks
and
John
Lambie.
Mrs.
P.
Mark
presided
at
the
meeting
until
after
the
election
when
Mrs.
Hardy,
the
new
president,
took
over.
"
Refreshments
were
served
at
the
end
of
the
meeting.
k
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
Little
response
sa
far
has
been
It's
the
talk
of
the
town
the
way
Durable
SELF-CLEANING
BAPCOPURE
PAINT
jjivet
more
year
per
gallon
.
.
.
save
you
real
money!
Use
it
NOW
.
.
choose
from
14
permanent
colors,
whitest
of
white
and
black!
received
from
local
firms
by
th-
'
tr;
.
,
,
.
i
ii
n.iuMeii
attempt
to
make
up
,
Chairman,
Parks
E-iard.
New
Boats
Reach
Here
Newly
Launched
Vessels
From
Naas
Hiver
nf,
Parking,
Crating
parade
of
floats
this
year
for
Wins
and
(.eiu
ral
"Use
and
Storage
i
May
uny.
Report
was
given
ot
last.night's
rejulrr
dinner
meet-jlng
of
the'
Kinsmen
that
the
in-
le.
Reliable
and
Effi-wvioo.
Also
asents
for
w
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
ECONOMY
14-OZ.
j
REGULAR
-OZ.
SlZrS
-
Two
iuuai-jui
ccnioani;s
so
fir
ar-gill-netter
boats,
proached
"were
too
busy."
...
,
...
!.!...,
l-,.
Mavt
n
new
gen.
Acetylene
and
all
which
supplies.
Guaranteed
nui-ii
were
wtric
lauiiuiiea
on
tne
1
v
1
Hn-ont
Eirimt't
upper
Naas
River
at
Canyon
wil1
be
made
bv
club
members
to
City
m
Tuesday
and
at
once
intrest
downtown
businessmen
Renewal
of
Kiddies'
Kamp
The
Kinsniens
Kiddies'
Kamp,
IKAY'S
CARTAfiF
the
ia:wa
on
ii.'.ir
journev
to
"vt"lu
iiuuvs
una
join
FORAGE
LIMITED
parade.
3ur.nysi.ds
Cannery
where
they
wi.l
be
fit:cd
with
110
horsepower
.
Kinsmen
xr
M
and
Park
Avenues
0-
Phonti
r.fl
..!
aa
of
wnicii
tne
main
lodge
was
ai-
cranes.
They
arrived
in
Prince
"'"'V
uti"
h:v,i
t
......
n
rt
ri'
tiie
v.
:
mi
i.
1
"U
uo
most
completely
demolished
bv
I
Rupert
last
nieht.
-j.-
frr
thir
fl(v
Tt
FMf
Check
below
for
your
nearest
Bapeo
faint
iDeale;
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
iieavy
!,i,in
i
ti,i.
....
,t
,
.
viirt
have
a'vrrd
Kir-".-,
ih..
winter,
will
be
,ut
into
operat.oll
-wh
Vl?Z?
"'V
"7
7"
cgain.
But
it
will
not
be
l,
r
"n
f
H"
operated
thev
had
safelv
hit
the
water
n
,
by
the
Kinsmen-only
maintain-
h
by
M,"1
Martha
ed
club
members
deemed
at
their
j
Aak
as
the
"Vesta
Mae'
'and
the
p
"
f.,
u.
.
..
.
-MASTER
Only
Kellogg's
says:
"Double
your
money
back
if
you
don't
agree
these
Bran
Flakes
are
resier"
Send
empty
carton
to
Kellogg's,
Dept.
4A,
London,
Ont.)
regular
dinner
meeting
la;.t
"Colloen
A.
willinu-neis
to
hjlo
REELS
Reduced
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
in
e.py
wr."
i
night
rossible.
;
;
50c
each
The
camp,
situated
on
the
shores
of
Lakelse
Lake,
will
be
available
to
s.roup
sponsoring
outings
for
children.
Rev.
L.
J.
Thorpe,
Bantist
Church,
has
offered
aid
in
group
rNir
to
restnm
thp
hiiilriimis
,n
Following
the
launching
the
whole
population
of
the
village
enjoyed
a
picnic
lunch
and
honored
the
boat
builders.
Boats
have
been
biult
at
Canyon
City
every
winter
for
the
past
three
years
under
the
direction
of
Eli
Gosnell.
"Bi
n.n
nr.
payrolls'
FINEST"1
OF
COOKING'
'
BEST
Will
FOOD
;!
-:
AXJ
RATHALL'S
return
for
use
of
the
camp
f
or
j
r""lii
Finishing
11
Third
Ave.
W.
These
eill-netters
have
trim
FOR
TAKE
OFT
ORDERS
PHONE
200
HANDY.
COOKING
AID
,,,
,.
.
lines
and
have
proven
their
sea-
'5J
would
be
needed
for"
hard-
'd"er
ware
and
about
$300
for
canvass
aa
1,:,"
Canal
,!,
';,
uf
,U1
BROADVyAY
CAFE
No
other
bran
flakes
are
Kellogg-size
and
so
crispy
in
milk!
Delicious
way
to
get
extra
bulk
to
,
help
you
"keep
regular"!
'
He
Covers
"tent"
roqfs
Ho
put
toe
camp
,
V.
,
for
d
r
Azak
a
back
into
shaoe
There
wns
?.re
Ptrcy
and
Maurice
Nyce.
plenty
of
lumber
on
hand
to
do
,
;
t.
!
t
i
1
A
9.
1
.
Priced
from
$3.75
lovely
selection
any
extra
cuild.ng
and
much
of
structure
could
be
salvaged,
he
said.
Tf
addeH
finances
were
needed,
President
Fd
Garner
felt
the
weVa
switched
to
(
)
monev
,-ould
be
raised
bv
the
Now
Vitamin
I)
increased,
creamy-smooth
Pacific
Milk
adds
extra
nourishment
to
favorite
recipes.
Its
uniform
goodness
makes
it
ideal
for
baking,
cooking
or
beverages.
And
Pacific
whips
eatiiy
for
party
meals.
PACIFIC
MILK
Vacuum
packed
and
homogenized
ividuson
s;
upnojseerers;
are
CLOSED
while
moving
FROM
330
SECOND
AVENTE
To
New
Locotion
of
234
Third
Avenue
East
May
Dnv
snorts
event
or
other
A
farmer
visited
his
son's
college.
Watching
students
in
a
chemistry
class,
he
was
told
they
were
looking
for
a
universal
solvent.
"What's
that?"
asked
the
curious
farmer.
"A
liquid
that
will
dissolve
anything."
"That's
a
good
idea,"
agreed
the
farmer.
"When
you
find
it,
what
are
you
going
to
keep
it
in?"
H
Shoppe
functions.
If,
however,
the
club
needed
to
borrow
money
for
this
puniose,
members
authorize'
such
a
move.
118
NdER
ANNUAL
LCSS
Ontario
averages
about
1,200
forest
fi
'es
each
summer
of
which
75
per
cent
are
caused
bv
careless
crmpers
and
smokers.
Rupert
let
Us
Scttnu
lcuv
sAll,s
Pnn
ncouver
''"''meliate
Ports
t0ch
Thursday
y
at
Low
Cost
Reservations
Write
ni.
i
k-
r
ii
hi
MM
r,TV
OR
dk,.ox
OFFICE
PRINCE
Dtl
RUPERT
Let
us
see
to
your
car's
needs,
through
"
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regular
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