Prince
Rupert
Duiiy
News
.
Thursday,
September
8,
1951
Winners
of
To
Reside
In
England
After
32
years
residence
in
Prince
Rupert,
8.
C.
Thomson,
Sunniest
Summer
on
Record
June,
July
and
August
Consistently
Fine
j
Maximum
wind
velocity
was
a
Prince
Rupert
southeast
14-mlle-an-hour
blow.
More
hours
of
sunshine
were
August
13.
Maximum
and
aiu..-recorded
this
unmmw
in
tho
mum,
barameter
readings
of
Loca
a
Trout
Derby
Two
anglers
tust
beat
the
midnight
deadline
Monday
and
took
nway
first
and
second
prizes
in
the
Rod
ar.d
Oun
Club'
Trout
n
kt
Your
Winter
Supply
Now
.
.
I.,
fr.-ll,t
roto.
I..I
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V
f
..
.
d
PERSONAL
30.23
inches
having
reached
what'
he
consld-
months
of
June,
July
and
Aug-
ind
29.59
Inches
August
17
and
30,
ptthat
It
i
.
necessary
10
raise
irrj
price
of
coal.
ers
the
mature
age
of
72
but
still
ust
than
In
anv
other
summer
.,f-ii
looking
hale
and
hearty,
Is
leav
on
Daily
News
records
August
Ml
J.
Keith,
RN,
took
pas-
.
..
rage
on
the
Prince
Ixiulse
yes-
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
terday
enroulj
t
j
Toronto
on
her
nadian
Le!o"
meeting
to-
vacatlon.
nlKht
at
8
p.m.
(ltd
S.O.N,
whist
and
dance,
Fri-
internal
ir,..i
tt
i
n
.
.
mternatiomil
Hod
T
Carriers',
,
,
,
nm
,V.
..,,
Red
Shield
ing
tlw
city
Saturday
to
make
his
future
home
at
Slough,
near
Windfio.,
England.
He
came
to
Canada
49
years
ago
from
there
and,
before
coming
to
Prince
Kt'peit
July
27,
l'Jltf,
resided
In
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
the
three-month
total
to
4072
hours.
Closest
to
tills
figure
came
In
the
same
period
of
Ib42,
with
39.;
sunshine
hours,
C-rby.
First
p.izc
winner
was
Harold
Walker,
we'.gh'.ns
In
a
rainbow
trout
of
three
pounds,
7Vi
ounces,
caucht
at
Khtada
Lake.
Second
prize
winner
was
A.
J.
Dominate,
with
a
Dolly
Varden,
one
pound,
7Vi
ounces,
caught
at
Kalum
Lake.
,,
,)
Th
rd
p.
Ize
went
to
Thvo
Fortune
who
w.-'ifhed
in
the
4rst
entry,
a
one-pound,
Uvo-ounce
cutthroat.
'
K
Fl
herman
Walker
was
clouhly
lucky,
for
hp
also
won
the
lucky
Canvassers
H'J7
Bpeclal
Meeting,
Thurs
210cM
f
veteran
of
tw.i
wars
the
And
the
hottest
day
in
two;
T.
M.
cXxv.
fed
Shield
Vears
WLS
Au"a.
2!).
with
a
tein-
day,
September
B,
8
p
m.,
Carpenters'
Hall.
It
is
to
the
Dene-
I
,,
.
.
,
.
.
'South
AMcan
campaign
In
,.,.
,
r,u,
lampaign
clialiman,
announces
,,,
i;1i.t
that
nr
ciuitumcrs
may
take
advantage
of
.
't
stoi-k-..
new
prices
will
(Kit
go
Into
effect
until
''u'r.bti
Hi'
I'
Any
o:
tiers
received
prior
to
that
date,
for
viiviry
bvlrc
rtpt-
ii'l
i-r
30th,
will
be
Invoiced
at
present
Al!
or.liTi
tr
coal
under
one
ton
lots
will
be
delivered
,ot,
ui;i,.v
puid
lur
pi
lor
to
delivery.
inHUCAN'
lit:
HACH
WITH:
Albert
&
MeCaffery,
Limited
li'onJ
City
SJuilden'
Supplies
Arnulronq
Aqencics
H.
C.
Helqcrson,
Limited
Special
Bargain
Prices
(While
stocks
last)
fit
of
vr
i,,,,,!,..
,i.,
.
:
T
V
.
which
he
servtd
with
the
Im-
Minimum
temperature
of
41.6
i:,r
f"Howni5
volunteer
canva-.s-as
lecorded
bv
the
Digby
Is-
err
In
the
btisines,
area:
Miss
land
wea..:;er
O.IlCe
August
27.
Irml..
Mah
Kill
flnnlek
flmrw
fish
draw
5
prize,
drawn
by
fc.i's.
Robert
Hanson
8
"
'
'T
J
.l'
Hill
Bill
,
,
.
'
Oeorge
B
iScuby,
18
last
of
During
days
month
,,
,,
n
Cloudy
skies,
3.94
Inches
of
tain
A!
Munso".
phl1
Ray.
Harold
fell,
while
the
sun
shone
at
least'
Ht!(,.fson,
Jack
Marchant
iind
'
part
Lf
tile
liilic-
foi
2u
uttya.
UiUJ
Ham
Bill
Doumont,
chairman1
of
the
derby
committee,
said
another
derby
is
to
be
held
In
a
few
weeks
for
Skeena
River
anglers.
'
Union
to
at
tend
thlj
meeting
f
.uthbound
irom
Alaska
to
Van-1
"hThe
CaZ
"
Malr'
,
r
and
embarked
the
fol-
j
w
''
J''
"ZT"on
Cliff
McKay,
aslant
editor
mT,
It
ton"
rt
i".
f
Keith
I1'""
here,
was
bookkeep-
and
edito
lal
writ
of
'
2
"
for
"
Prln"
Kl,phrt
Table
r
the
Van-
,
.rkowt
Master
couver
Bon,
arrived
la
the
my
tM
"'a
Mrs
E
i
?"rf
y
Ca
nd
U!en
wlth
8'
by
plane
'
f'"rktr-
1,1
1922
1,6
tortwl
in
yete,duV
Imm
the
a!
d
child
Mrs
E
N
-'
south.
He
Is
here
to
vl,it
Colum-
.o,
w
B
M
Mlt"""'
M
E'
tat
!
,h"
wno,'s,e
Pr0(iuee
buslness
bia
Ce'lul.e
operations
in
the
'
'
ior
himself.
Now
he
and
his
aua
and
to
attend
the
annual
Come
to
Legion
Auditorium
partner,
I.en
Bi.
werton,
have
convention
o
th-
A-wociated
Thursday,
Sept.
13.
See
Canad-
sold
out
to
the
B.C.
Fruit
and
Hoards
of
Trade
of
Central
Hill-
'"n
Legion
W.
A.
Fall
Fashion
1
odui-r
C:o.
Ltd
of
Vancouver,
ish
Columb.a.
(lurdcu
koot,
pub-
Show
styled
by
Annette.
Sit-
Mrewerton
to
stay
on
as
lie
relations
director
of
I'iiinni-
UilM
at
2.
p
m.
and
4
run.
Tea
niana'jei.
Ictta
Diploma!
Egg
.
s
15
59
ilberia
Diplomat
Nut
.
a
13.50
served.
Admission
50c.
(214ci
M..
l.icinuon
win
riy
irom
here
to
Montreal
and
embark
Meeting
of
Job's
Daughters,
a;ptember
19
on
th.-
fiamaria
ba
lelluloe,
came
north
with
him.
They
are
leaving
for
Ter-1
ia-e
by
tar
this
aftvinuon.
hrntay,
Sept.
7
at
8
p.m.
Report
iron
tim
ber.
ATTENTION
MIXED
oupreme
session,
sliver
marcn
tare
Briqueffes
.
.
.'
20
00
anu
suciai.
(21UCI
CCC
Rep,
Here
For
Convention
.
Saturday
Special
Fraser
&
Payne
51
Gaucj,
15
Dc-nicr
Full
:
Fashioned
Hose
3
new
fall
shades
Twilight
-
GloarninT
Starlight
sizes
Wi
to
1
1
$1.49
Pair
LBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LLACJUE
HdWt.KRS
Cltt'dng
date
for
team
entries
in
1951-52
,
bowling
season
will
be
September
7.
Entries
will
be
accepted
by
E.
Mu.ssallim,
Black
4J9;
II.
'
Windt,
483,
or
at
the
bowling
alleys,
phone
Red
709.
Entries
I
will
be
closed
at
General
Meet-
!
Ing
to
be
held
September
7.
Friday,
at
8
p.m.
Election
ef
ofll-
Swim
Pool
Stays
Open
While
the
Gyro
Club's
supervised
swimming
pool
at
McCly-
LIMITtD
Phone
116,
117
or
58
CO
P
;
I
'
"
i!
i
cers,
league
f.cl.ejule
and
other
important
Kerns
to
he
clwussej.
All
Mixed
league
bowlers
are
La
rv
F,ckroyd,
Briti
h
Columbia
regional
representative
cf
liie
Canad
un
Chamber
of
Com-m
rce
with
headquarters
in
Vancouver,
arrived
la
the
city
b
car
ye:.te
day.
t.:-
ii
here
to
atten'1.
the
annual
convent
on
of
Airoi'lated
B.iards
of
Trade
ol
Central
ndll-ih
Columbia.
Mi.
Eckroyd,
who
has
been
a
lrequeut
visitor
to
Prince
Hu-
Invited
to
attend.
(2101
,
moot
Park
would
have
normally
clased
alter
Labor
Day,
now
that
suminer
school
vacation
is
over,
it
will
remain
open
afternoons
after
school,
as
loop
a
ih-
ggSggg
gL
.
r
"
-
t.
f
present
fine
weather
continues,
Prt
In
tl
past,
exptessed
his
It
is
announced
by
Oyro
Pres.d-
Pleasure
at
being
bark
again
and
ent
E.
D.
Forward.
isatislactlon
at
the
great
devel-
The
pool
continues,
a.s
It
hus't.Pmpnt
of
the
area
since
he
was
been
throughout
the
fine
sum-;
hist,
here
a
c-jujkj
of
yearsago.
mer
ft
iinmilur
n.ert
r,,r
To-day's
Best
ren
of
all
ages,
many
of
whom
CV
have
received
valuable
swim-
V
BUY
i.l
iinng
iiutruciion.
E.
A.
Evans
2
00
Mrs.
C.
Anderson
2
00
R.
C.
Edwards
2.00
v
to.
R.
He'bb
2
00
Ollf
Tonald
2
00
A.
E.
Fields
2
00
C.
N.
Jermyn
2
00
Mrs.
A.
Lawrence
200
twenty
years
ago
II
VANCUtlVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p
m.,
Coqultlam
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
Mrs.
F.
Smith
2
00
I
r
r
.
1
Friend
500
In
Hnnce
Rupert
&
Mr!).
Mrs.
L.
Wick
2
(K)!
1
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
!
Richard
Dodd
2
00
One
Only
Spar
ton
Washer
$149.00
G.E.
Washer
With
Pump
$189.50
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
September
6,
1931
F.
M
Tipton
2
00
H.
E.
Bluir
2
00
An
active
campaign
for
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Mrs.
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Gale
2
00
moval
of
present
new
and
oner
I
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Pit...
l-ORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QI
EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
sh.
Cuqiiitlatn
September
14
and
28
FOR
SOLTH
O.LKEN
r-HARUHTr
ISLANDS
ss.
Coqultlam,
Sept.
7
and
21
V
p
in.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
rtilrrl
Avenue
Phone
68
Mrs.
Levelton
2
00
ous
load
line
regulations
on
the
Numerous
smaller
donations
port
of
l.in;e
Rupert
will
coin-now
bring
tile
total
up
to
$25000.
mence
immediately,
Chamber
of
Commerce
decided
last
night.
.
I
The
new
regulations
"will
seri-
I
CANNED
FOODS
M
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,naiu.
,i,,t
i011"1
nMP"
winter
shipping
Brsner
ftluck
Phone
2IS
i
here.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C,
Mli
wart.
H.C.
Canadian
Legion
Auxiliary
Fashion
Show
and
Tea.
September
13.
Presbyterian
Church
Tea
at
Rotary
Club-sponsored
MLss
Anne
Boddie
was
judged
la-t
lllultf
US
MIC
tj.(1nA
U,mut
tt
CM,
11
"rH
.
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.
lfl
candidates.
She
sails
tills
afternoon
on
the
P.incess
Louise'
to
enter
the
International
Bcau-tlque.-t
at
Los
Angeles.
Judges
ber
27.
Women's
Sept.
20.
Coordinating
Tea,
c
UJ
um
mm
were:
Mrs.
H.
O.
WiioX,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
M.
Cooper,
Mf.
and
Mrs.
Wood,
RKO,
New
York;
B.
Gordon,
Cincinnati;
R.
E.
Benson,
Prince
Rupert;
G.
L.
Otter-son,
San
Francisco;
Mrs.
J.
K.
Adams,
Hazelion,
and
B.
Prl-;-man,
Vancouver,
chairman.
MAM
Catholic
Fa:l
bazaar,
October
1
and
4.
Lutheran
Tea,
OctobPr
13.
Rebektth
Iiar-tar,
October
20.
LOB.
A.
Fall
Bazaar,
October
26.
Soiila
Bazaar,
November
2.
Legion
Auxiliary
Bazaar,
No-ember
7.
Skipper
Bub
Frlzzeil
left
this
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
AT
.
Prt'.sbyterlan
Church
Bazaar,
November
15.
Irt
iui
uib
runs
puwt
r
piuiu
11
M
n?f.Wr
?Lth;.MOOM
Fa!'two
weeks'
woVrto
do
with
tl"
uaiani
,
iiur
i
inm
u.
boat
for
the
Power
Corporation
oi
Canada,
Cathedral
Bazaar,
Nov,
17.
l.O.O.E.
Fall
Bazaar
November
22.
St.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
November
2
3
Some
workings
of
the
coal
mines
at
Glace
Bay,
N.S.,
extend
12,000
feet
down
and
four
miles
out
under
the
Atlantic.
SINGER
Floor
Display
f0lL
tCK
EXPENSES
.
.
.
Use
and
"Baptone"
The
Wonder
Paint
for
Decorating
Supplied
in
many
attractive
colots
Demonstrators
o?
substantial
sovings
.
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lrlteni
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