1
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Mrs.
Robert
Whitmore,
with
Saturday,
March
3,
19S1
Maureen,
Beatrice
and
Andrew,
arrived
here
from
Vancouver
yesterday
aboard
the
Union
'
-steamer
Clr:i.lin.
.Mv.
Whit
Fl4'-l
loca
more
has
h?cn
hm
since
Janu-aiy
employed
will)
the
Columbia
Col'
ulq.se
Company.
and
PERSONAL
I
For
action
use
Nrvs
classified':
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tor
olrt
(old.
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I
the
lne
city
city
on
on
Thursday
Thursday
afternoon's
afternoon's
Dance
at
Valhalla
Hall
1
Tonight
Music
by
Mike
Colusi.
Everett
Pierce,
v.
lw
has
been
fishing
out
of
Bulcdalc,
arrived
hers
on
the
Chilcotin
yc.slrrdiy
to
spend
the
week-end
with
his
parents,
M
,.
and
Mr.?.
Sinclair'
Pierce.
Shiffer-Hillman
FEATURING:
WEDGE
FORM
J
WE
CARRY
A
J
!
'O
LpLETE
SUPPLY
OF
HIGH
QUALITY
I
w
fJ
l
I
!
I-
in
.A'.y
is
V
-
A
NOT
QUITE
SUKfi
what
was
expectvd
of
them,
this
quintet
was
a
little
shv,
their
play
temporary
interrupted.
From
left
to
right
are
Valerie
Manson,
Ronnie
Tough,
Theresa
Rogerson,
Robert
togunson,
and
"Baby,"
who
is
just
a
year
old
J
III
,
1
lvl1-
-t""c
1
;
Dr.
R.
O.
La
ibp
relumed
to
plane
from
a
brief
trip
i.o
Vancouver.
Aftei
beliiK
called
to
Vancouv
er
on
the
Ulness
of
his
fatb"-,
John
MacLeod,
R.
M.
MacLctd,
local
barrie.e:,
returned
ti
Prince
Rupcvt
yesterday
on
the-,
Chilcotin.
Make
your
own
records.
75c
Street.
Utcl
Mis;,
go.vci?
Mork,
altera
holiday
visit
h.5ie
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Mo.k,
lef;
by
today's
plane
on
her
return
to
her
nurses'
training
duties
at
Royal
Jubilee
Hospital
in
Victoria.
,
Attention:
Sonja
Ladies"
Aid
meeting
Monday,
March
5,
at
Mrs.
Slatta's.
(53C
C.
0.
K
Ralcy.
who
has
been
here
for
the
past
three
months
as
an
expediter
in
connection
with
the
Cellulose
pulp
mill
construction
work,
sails
bv
ths
Chilcotin
tomorrow
night
o.
nis
return
to
his
home
in
Van
couver.
Mr.
Ralcv
is
the
son
of
Kev-
ur-
H-
a'ey.
pioneer
JSTSSh
"hved"
i"y
lv"ai
a"a
later
a
Port
Simpson.
Rent
a
sandcr
OR
have
your
floor
'
sanded
by
experts.
Phone
909
for
Greer
&
Brldden
Ltd.
,
(65c
"government
liquoITact"""
i
Section
25)
notice
op
application
Port
LICENSE
TO
OTHER
PREM-
ISES.
NOTICE
Is
hereby
given
that
on
the
expiration
of
this
advertisement.
the
imriersltnori
tntnrit
tn
annlv
,
116
-
117
or
58
L
IHONE
ert
&
McCaffery
if
V
M
Toddlers
Learn
Public
Relations
How
to
Play
Benefit
dance,
Oddfellows'
Hall,
Saturday.
March
3,
.sponsored
bv
Icelandic:
Cnmmii.t.ix
'
Dancing
0
-
12.
Refreshments.
Music
uy
Barney
Kristnianson.
(53pp
Prince
Rupert
K,)t:.ry
Club
en-joyed
a
sta
pary
Tuesday
night
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Cluo.
Organizer
of
the
alfair
was
P
es-ident
Bruce
Brown
and
aboul
twenty-five
members
were
p
e-ent.
'.Sons
of
Norway
And
Polio
Fund
SIV'ttnH
ffln
m
..
...
.calls
for
charitable'
fundi
'
wL,
held
by
the
Sons
of
Norway
at
their
regular
whist
and
dance
last
night
in
the
SON
hall.
Ten
dollars
was
realized
in
tin-raffle
for
t.h
Kinsmen's
Pilic
fund,
wM'i
first
prize
of,
bam
.towels
going
to
S.
Hamlin,
and
'scjond
r;isw
of
chocolates,
won
by
Geo
-ge
Dupli.sse.
'
,
I
Twelve
tabl.s
oi
waist
were
in
i
'play
with
winners:
Mrs.
J.
Jch.s-
j
j
Krst
'
Mrs-
c-
Chesney,
sec-
j
Jond;
O.
K.
Nelson,
first;
Mr.;
Far.fo
d,
scond.
d
-awing
with
j
.
'
m-io
tiuiiv.vi-ifii
whs
master
tr.
ceremonies,
with
music
by
Mike
Colussi's
accordion.
The
ch-ck
No,
it's
not
a
nursery.
and
squealing
children
in
Those
30
or
more
laughing
the
Civic
Centre
teen-age
games
room
every
Wednesday
alternoon
are
the!
-
I
-
.
Daughters
!
LETTERBOX
j
.,r
,
,
(,
'
1
'Tooddlers
Class."
They
i
a
stepping
series
Rup-Rec
classes.
AH
under
three
years
(some
of
them
babies,
really)
these
tots
are
getting
their
first
lessons
in
public
relations
how
to
play
with
ojre
another.
Under
the
watchful
eye
of
Mrs.
Muriel
Boas,
The
personalized
styling
of
o
suit
to
the
proportion
of
yor
body
.
.
.
.
spells
distinction.
The
newly
designed
WEDGE
LOUNGE
achieves
added
height,
trimmer
lines.,
in
a
garment
suited
to
no
one
but
you-
We
invite
you
to
look'
over
the
new
spring
samples.
m
Watts
&Nickerson
iLadwte
tB
...i!
they
make
new
friends,
some-
Women
of
the
Moose
were
in
t:nies
earnestly
discussing
the
session
Wednesday
night
at
the
rights
and
ownership
of
certain
home
of
Mrs.
C.
H.
Collins,
Am-toys;
at
other
times
squealing
brose
Avenue,
to
make
final
with
delight
at
just
being
alive,
arrangements
for
the
spring
tea
are
the
most
elementary
j
wnicn
leads
to
the
senior
Moose
Women
Plan
Bazaar
and
bazaar.
In
addition
to
the
usual
fancy
work,
home
cooking
and
candy
stalls,
plans
were
made
for
a
special
novelty
.stall
to
be
convened
by
Mrs.
C.
Mclntyre,
and
a
delicatessen,
convened
by
Mrs.
Jack
Hoskins.
.
'
ommiuee
cnairmen
present
,
were
Mrs.
R.
B.
Skinner,
Mrs.
:
Betty
Blair,
Mrs.
C.
Mclntyre
J
Mrs.
3.
McLeod,
Mrs.
Percy
Bond,1
Mrs.
H.
Tweed,
Mrs.
Sam
Haug-an,
Mrs.
J.
Hoskins.
Mrs.
T.
Glenn
and
Mrs.
G.
Robinson.
Also
present
as
guests
were
Mrs.
F.
Parlette,
senior
regent,
Mrs.
O.
Stegavig,
Mrs.
R.
Giske
and
Miss
Sylvia
Johnson.
I
Wanted
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
consent
r00m
WS
in
charge
of
M
-s.
Juli"
to
transfer
Club
Licence
No.
8198.
Slatta.
Issued
In
respect
of
certain
premises!
TTnn--
Unde'
..
i
.
thf
L
general
Mrs.
situate
at
corner
of
2nd
Avenue
convenor,
West
and
3rd
Street.
In
the
City
of
c-
Strand,
Mrs.
J.
Johnn-m,
111.
Prince
Rupert,
In
the
Province
of
J.
Pederscn,
Mrs.
O.
Giske,
John
"ZnTl2l,
re:.6-
J5
MeNaughton,
P.
tlon
1.
Map
923.
Prince
Rupert
Land
,
Bakken
ancl
Ncls
Waseng
were
Registration
District.
to
certaiu
on
the
Committee.
nrPtniM
oitllatn
a
H1
Thirri
At.amia
t
.
tr
,1
"They
give
hardly
a
n
v
trouble,"
said
Mrs.
Boas.
"Oh.
once
in
a
while
a
newcomer
will
get
a
little
lonely
for
Its
mother,
maybe
cry
a
little
even
but
we
usually
manage
to
settle
that
pretty
ouick.''
Mothers
sometimes
leave
their
young
ones
at
"toddlers"
to
take
lime
out
for
an
hour
to
shop.
"It
gives
them
a
break,"
Mrs.
Bcas
smiled,
"and
we
like
the
little
ones
here."
But
more
often
mothers
coii-
Kegar.e
in
me
general
lounge
of
the
Centre
to
socialize
with
others.
Including
parents
of
the
Tiny
Tot
classes,
which
fall
on
the
same
afternoon,
as
many
as
20
or
more
ladies
can
be
found
in
amiable
conversation.
"We
are
a
one
disadvantage
j
here,"
Mrs.
Boas
said.
"We
need
J
volunteers
to
help
look
after
these
voungsters."
And
especially
if
the
group
grows
any
larger,
she
emphasized.
Toddlers
was
started
when
It
was
found
many
four-vear-olds
west,
in
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert.
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
lands
described
as
Lot.
No.
1,
Block
No.
20.
8ectllon
1,
Map
923.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Realstration
District.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia,
this
1st
day
of
March,
1951.
THE
PRINCE
RUPERT
CLUB
LIMITED.
(By
Arthur
Bruce
Brown.
Secretary
t
.
To
Rent
ANNOUNCEMENT
We
wish
to
advise
that
effective
February
27th,
we
will
be
looking
after
the
contracting
of
coal
for
Messrs.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Limited.
The
two
companies
will
continue
to
operate
independently
of
each
other,
the
present
arrangement
having
been
made
for
the
sole
purpose
of
keeping
our
"respective
.
handjing
costs
to
a
minimum.
We
are.,
of
course,
remaining
in
the
coal,
wood
nrd
transfer
business,
and
look
for
the
new
arrangement
to
enable
us
to
give
our
customers
even
better
service
than
we
have
in
the
past.
HYDE
TRANSFER
Phone
580
BEFORE
qualifying
for
entry
in
this
sport,
youngsters
spend
several
years
first
in
"Toddlers,"
then
in
"Tiny
Tots
I."
Carol
Wick,
6,
does
an
adagio
number,
Forward
Swan,
supported
by
instructress
Gloria
Sather.
imntiitccnw
ii
li
I
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club
Band
concert,
March
2.
!
,
Presbyterian
home
cooking
'sale,
Mclt-ac's
Store,
March
3.
!
Card
parly,
Catholic
II'iU
'
'
March
8.
Lutheran
Tea
and
Home
Cooking,
March
10.
I
Canadian
Legion
card
party,
j
March
14.
The
King
Edward
School
P-TA
White
Elephant
sale
and
tea.
'
j
viarch
15,
at
2
p.m.
Legion
Auxiliary
St.
Patricks
Dance.
March
10.
Conrad
School
P.T.A.
card
party,
Friday
March
16,
8
p.m.
j
St.
Patrick's
Tea
and
ca-.rt
party,
Catholic
Hall,
March
17.
Orange
Ladle
tea
and
sale.1
March
21.
Job's
Daughter
Burner
tea
and
sale,
Masonic
Temple,
March
22.
Queen
Mary
I.O.U.E.
Daffodil
'
tea,
March
20.
i
Cathedral
.mipiiut
sale.
Miirrh
I
29.
Legion
Auxiliary
Spring
April
4.
Presbyterian
sprihj;
sa,e,
A'"
12.
W.O.T.M.
Spiini;
bazaar
20.
St.
Peters
Spring
Sale.
April
2U.
United
VV.A.
Spring
sale,
May
3.
Gonja
lea.
May
12.
SPANISH
INVENTOR
The
autogiro
was
invented
by
the
Spaniard,
De
la
Cierva,
in
1920.
The
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Ltd.
require
immediately
for
their
permanent
operating
staff,
HOUSES
FOR
RENTAL.
Please
address
replies
to:
Supervisor,
Operating
Dept.
Personnel,
Box
1000,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
or
call
Supervisor
at
Watson
Island.
e'uUblc
for
Tinty
Tots,
were
un-,
accustomed
to
mix
with
oth
prs
l
i
Socia
and
social
were
Daughters
in
the
pic
last
night,
iver
by
Honored
)iane
Kennedy,
four
fc-the
Misses
Susan
Ida
Martin.
Gwen-
and
Beverley
Par-
.iiated.
k
their
majority
were
the
Misses
kliin,
Edith
Jordan,
y,
Kathlee
Hills,
:.
Yvonne
Morin,
m.
Peggy
Cowan,
and
Donna
Mac-
.
soon
to
be
mar-
icspnted
with
sou-
Thcy
were
Edith
Husoy
and
Kath-
fors
won
first
prlza
1
me
Vii'irm
a
Travpl
mixed
social
held
Imony.
ining
i
pmilies
f-British
Columbia
fne
hundred
famil-firuary.
In
the
per-I
w
British
Colum-
for
other
Darts
I'M,
i
R
VICTORIA
;l"n-,
Chilcotin
y.
12
Noon
mosun
STEWAUT
ANI
SIMPSON
ininsnn
11
i
"
pill.
"rn
ji
KliN
I
TE
ISLANDS
fliilcotin
16
and
30
I
P.m.
lr-
ISLANDS
March
9
and
23
'
p
m
J.
SKlNMl'ii
Rupert
Air,i
y
'
Phone
5R
Fishermen!
J-'"
a'luwance
on
f
marine
engine.
a'Wl
Ret
the
vour
next
engine
1,py
math
fr
Polders
,;dMARINE
Cliow
Mein
"'cr5
Phone
133
DEFENDS
HOSPITAL
Editor,
Daily
News:
In
reply
to
"Good
Citizen's"
letter
regarding
local
hospi'al
service,
I
would
like
to
point
ou',
a
few
things
the
writ.r
overlooKi
in
the
criticism.
We
pay
for
adequate
hospital
service
and
that
Is
what
we
receive.
A
hospital
is
not
a
hotel.
The
service
is
intended
to
speed
the
recovery
of
ths
patients,
not
to
provide
them
with
Individual
service
in
non-essentials.
The
food
provided
is
nutritiojs
but
meals
in
hospitals
are
planned
to
suit
the
tastes
of
a
lam,!
number
of
people
simultaneously
and
obviously
"You
cannct
please
cv.oryone
all
the
time."
Does
"Good
Citizen'-
chans-i
bed
linen
every
day
at
home?
It
,
is
not
necessary.
For
patients
requiring
it,
t
eA
linen
is
available
at
all
times,
several
changes
per
day
if
neer"d.
For
ether
,
patients
less
frequent
chanres
jare
adequate.
The
staff
Is
kept
busy
with
mot
important
duti-i
ti'ian
that
of
providing
frein
linen
for
fus:y
patients,
j
Having
been
a
patient
in
th
;
local
hospital
several
times,
I
have
observed
"hat
the
patients
In
e'8'tcft,
need
of
attention
get
all
they
need.
Those
who
arc
able
to
take
ca
'c
of
themselves
,
in
any
degree
and
do
so
do
I
not
lack
service,
but
the
staff
simply
cannot
and
will
not
cat".-
to
those
persons
who
expect
to
be
'treated
as
honored
hotel
guests
while
enjoving
th
benefits
of
the
B.C.
Hospital
Insurance
service.
Personally.
I
have
onlv
nraiFO
for
the
administration
and
staff
of
the
Pdnce
Rupert
HosnH.al
for
o
stood
ten
done
undr
frequently
difficult
an'i
trying
cir-cumstancs.
KENNETH
F.
WIl.MOT.
ONE
MAN
I
NAI
HMD
i
Editor.
Daily
News:
I
was
about
to
congratulate
M
.
Marock
on
his
very
realistic
letter
but
instead
I'm
going
ti
congratulate
the
city
of
Prinr
j
Rupert
for
at
last
having
CN1'
man
in
Its
midst
who
is
not
afraid
to
put
C?
truth
on
pane
-.
iM.
Marock
is
offering
our
fair
;
city
a
challenge
wliich
if
we
j
choose
to
accept
will
one
dav
(make
Prince
Rupe-t
"the
gem
or
!
the
Pacific"
he
so
adeptly
de
jcribes
in
his
letter
to
the
press.
I
One
does
not
tiav
to
have
n
jB.A.
to
understand
the
contents
I
of
his
letter
nor
does
one
ha
v
to
have
telescope
to
observe
tlvt
all
he
says
Is
the
tmth.
He
makes
us
fully
aware
that
th"
time
Is
ripe
for
.someone
to
t'o
something
in
the
direction
n1'
cleaning
up
this
city
It
wonl-1
j
be
well
to
do
it
now
before
Uv
Canadian
sovernment
lakes
?U
,ihc
available
nianrower
and
tbi
i
sho'lnce
of
skilled
labor
and
:
materials
become
too
acute,
j
I
have
only
one
suggestion
to
make
as
to
makint
a
start-
new
brains,
new
umbltions
an'i
!
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have
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of
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coort.
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LAND
OF
ICE
Area
of
the
Antarctic
continent
is
estimated
at
about
5,000,000
square
miles.
Here's
Why
You
Need
Aspirin
When
You
Have
A
Cold
7b
Feel
Better,
Fast!
At
the
first
sign
of
a
cold
beform
you
do
anything
es
tnke
two
Aspirin
tablets
with
a
full
glass
of
water.
Here'
why;
When
you
have
a
cold,
it's
almost
invariably
accompanied
by
a
headachy.
TO
OUR
CUSTOMERS:
We
are
pleased
to
announce
that
a
working
agreement
has
been
made
with
Hyde
Transfer,
whereby
they
will
handle
the
unloading,
sacking
and
del
i
very
of
our
coal.
This
arrangement,
made
to
offset
rising
costs
of
handling
and
overhead,
will
in
no
way
affect
the
Hyde
Transfer
coa!
operation.
They
will
continue
their
own
coal,
wood
and
transfer
business
as
heretofore.
As
usual,
all
coal
orders
for
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Lmited
should
be
phoned
to
our
office
at
1
16,
1
17
or
58.
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LTD.
111
vheir
own
age
group.
It
has
becn
under
way
about
six
weeks.
"At
this
aKe
they
soon
learn
to
rrsPect
the
rights
of
otters,
and
"mRe
easily,"
Mrs.
Boas
said.
JoJ
"JlrrivaL
(Prince
Rupert)
K.
A.
Bradfleld,
H.
Brodie,
Mrs.
R.
Whitmore
and
family
and
H.
W.
Jefferson,
Vancouver;
3.
T.
Wilson,
Watson
Island;
Mrs.
W.
Malcolm,
Butedale;
R
C.
Telford,
Victoria.
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Action
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Versatility
PHONE
231
ievensh
teelmg
and
muscular
aches
and
pains.
And
it's
very
important
to
your
well
being
that
you
treat
these
distressing
symptoms
with
a
medication
that
will
relieve
them
.
.
,
relava
them
quickly.
By
taking
Aspirin
at
the
first
sign
of
a
cold,
you'll
get
this
important
relief.
No
matter
how
you
try
to
stop
or
shorten
a
cold,
authorities
will
tell
you
that
this
is
sound
advice.
FEEL
SITTIR
FAST
4
r
I
PRINTING
Highcsr
Quolity
'
And
when
you
take
Aspirin,
you'll
discover
why
millioni
have
followed
this
advice
with
remarkable
results.
For
Aspirin
works
fast.
It
actually
goes
to
work
in
two
seconds.
And
this
is
one
reason
why
it
brings
you
amazingly
quick
relief
from
these
painful
cold
symptoms.
This
two-second
speed
is
something
you
can
see
with
your
own
eyes
by
dropping
an
Aspirin
tablet
in
a
glass
of
water
and
"clocking"
its
Dibb
Printing
Co.
disintegration.
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m.OCK
WHAT
TO
DO
FOR
SORI
THROAT
When
your
cold
causes
a
sore
throat,
gargle
with
three
Aspirin
tablets
dissolved
in
one-third
of
a
glass
of
water.
This
makes
a
Announcement
potent
medicinal
gargle
that
almost
instantly
soothes
tender
throut
membranes,
relieves
pain
and
irritation.
Besides
being
effective.
Aspirin
is
also
gentle.
Its
single
active
ingredient
is
so
gentle
to
the
system
that
it
is
regularly
prescribed,
even
for
small
children.
Keep
Aspirin
handy.
When
you
buy,
get
the
100-tablet
bottle
which
gives
you
Aspirin
for
less
than
a
penny
a
tablet.
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and
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iacousa
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via
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of
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ana
thlnf
you
coa
take
with
complat
confidant
it
R.
G.
Van
dcr
sluys
announces
the
sale
ot
his
VAN'S
BAKERY
business
to
Vernon
Scherk
of
Prince
Rupert.
'In
expressing
appreciation
of
the
many
years
of
patronage
from
customers
and
friends,
Mr.
Van
der
sluys
bespeaks
a
continuation
of
that
support
for
his
successor
in
business
who
he
is
sure
will
continue
a
high
measure
of
quality
and
service.'
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