Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
November
9,
1951
SMALL
TALK
CONCERNING
A
DINNfcK
by
Syms
CHECK
Copr.
1951
Mirtw
EnttfpriMi
Syndicate,
lot
AngclM
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2)
Jidde
War
Aftermath1
Still
Evident
I
I-'
I
it.,
i-
t
Rev.
Marvin
Forseth,
director
'
The
resular
morit'lly
meeting
of
the
Christ
Ambassador
Youth
of
the
Mlllpr
Bay
Chapter
of
the
Movement
of
B.C.,
and
also
the
E.C.
Roistered
Nurses'
Associa-prov.ncial
supervisor
for
the
tlon
was
held
on
Wednesday
Fentecostal
Sunday
Schools
of
evening.
Following
the
business
th
province,
opened
a
series
of
meotiriE;
a
verv
interesting
talk
-
:
1
f
"Guess
I
might
as
well
pick
up
"Will
you
excuse
me
while
I
"I
must
have
left
my
wallet
In
the
check
or
we'll
be
here
all
make
a
telephone
call
.
.
.?"
my
other
suit
.
.
."
day."
i
AJsJ-i
l&:
.c-X't
i
Car
I
n
i
'
meeting.-
at
the
Full
Oospel
Tab-
was
Riven
by
Dr.
O.
W.
Fiddes
Forming
Denta
ernae'e
Thursday
night
with
New
Drugs
on
the
subiect
of
and
Their
Uses."
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1
rn.a
2
i
I
i
in.
gcod
attendance.
Mr.
Forseth
showed
movies
of
part
of
his
trip
through
Sweden,
D"nmark
and
Geimany,
showing
the
still
appalling
conditions
under
which
the
people
in
Germany
livj.
Although
it
Is
much
improved
since
the
war,
the
devastation
caused
by
the
war
is
'
!
ru
Sent
to
Borstal
Home
for
Year
SAVE
50
on
fuel
bills
with
the
new
Improved
patented
"BOOKER"
Folder
showing
4
models
of
BOOKER
heaters
or
furnaces
free
on
request
at
Clinic
in
City
!
Formation
of
a
deiit.
clinic
in
Prince
Rupert
will
be
the
purpose
of
a
meeting
November
14
called
by
Parent-Teacher
Council
here.
Representatives
of
all
city
service
clubs
and
organizations
have
been
requested
to
attend.
The
council
calls
condition
of
children's
teeth
in
Prince
Rupert
"deplorable"
and
advises
organizations
that
city
dentists
and
Health
Officer
Dr.
Duncan
Black
are
co-ODeratine
fully
in
William
.Donald,
18-year-old
sun
very
much
In
evidence
He
VOUth.
will
Bn
t.n
Npui
Havtn
showed
one
picture
of
a
heap
of
Borstal
Home
at
Vancouver
for
rubble
under
which
Is
estimated
one
year.
Donald
had
been
given
that
seven
thousand
people
are
one
year's
suspended
sentence
burled-
May
30
for
stealing.
This
week
The
most
serious
results
of
war
he
was
arrested
for
drunken-are
the
homeless
children
that
ness,
pleading
guilty
to
the
are
left
to
look
after
themselves,
breach
of
reconnaissance
Mr.
Forseth
said,
"The
moral
t
I
establishing
a
clinic.
Island
City
Builder's
Supply
!
condition
in
Germany
Is
the!
Phone
Blue
820
I
505
Mi-Bride
Street
worst
he
has
sjen
anywhere."
Mr.
Forseth
spoke
dynamically
about
the
ability
of
Jesus
Christ
to
meet
every
need
for
body,
soul
I
Perfect
tea
is
so
eas
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CELANLSE
Last
Friday
night
.
P
ince
Rupert's
Job's
Daughters
displayed
the
dresses
and
blouses
they
made
out
of
lengths
of
celanese
material
with
which
they
were
presented
while
visiting
New
York
in
August.
Here
they
are
pictured:
TOP
Front
Row
Left
to
ritihti
Georglna
Mitchell,
Diane
Stone.
Judy
Lloyd,
Janet
Rackow,
Mrs.
Laura
Mitchell.
Muriel
Shier,
Gael
McRae,
Bernice
Evans.
Middle
Row
Left
to
right
i
Margaret
Giske,
Shirty
Patrick,
Margit
Mac-arthui,
Claire
Ritchie,
Gwen
fpeers,
Joyce
Strand,
Patsy
Lenujn,
Heather
Brewer,
Olive
Strand,
Donna
Macarthur.
Bick
Row
Diane
Kennedy,
Norma
McKay,
June
Henry,
Et
hel
Moorehouse,
Marjorie
Tattersall,
Barbara
Eoumont.
LOWER
Front
Row1
(Loft
to
right
i
Margaret
Stra-chan,
Barbara
Stalker,
Pat
Mitchell.
Back
Row
Left
to
nghli
Shirley
Haugan,
Lois
Good,
Pat
Hill.
tomakewith
.
RIGht
for
week-ends
"I
JI1H!
J!''
'
I
THE
STETSON
casual
l
TEA
BAGS'
.
I
J
and
spirit.
The
Lord
is
still
able
to
forgive
sin,
heal
the
sick
and
set
men
and
women
free
from
thi
bondage
of
Satan,
as
he
did
In
the
records
of
the
Scripture.
Private
Evans
Now
in
Japan
Private
George
Evans,
son
of
Mi.
and
Mrs.
E.
A.
Evans
of
th's
city,
after
a
full
tour
of
service
in
action
with
the
Princess
Pat
lci?'s
Canadian
Light
Infantry
In
Korea,
Is
now
in
Kure,
'man.
and
is
transferring
to
the
provost
service.
He
expects
to
remain
indefintely
in
Japan.
Pte.
Evans
had
been
due
for
.iome
leave
to
Canada
at
this
I
time
but.
white
in
Japan
for
a
medical
check-up,
he
missed
the
home
draft
so
does
not
know
SSL
i
I
W
.'1
1
tt
K
if
C.!
when
he
will
be
returning.
In
;
any
case,
he
will
not
be
going
j
back
to
Korea
for
the
time
being.
I
Pte.
Evans,
writing
to
his
j
pa'
ents.
says
tn
likes
Japan.
"It
s
mysteriously
Oriental,"
he
says,
I
"but
it
Is
nice
and
friendly."
a
)ca
n
Prince
Rupert
LI.
Cdr.
Adamle,
Lulu
Island;
Lt
.
Cdr.
D.
Tye,
G.
MacPherson,
VV.
G.
Rlddell,
R.
W.
Riddell,
S.
d
PERSONAL
t:
.
.
w.
Jorgenson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Harnlrt
Pork.r
coil-H
last
nloht
TllOfnC,
N.
C.
GraingCr,
D.
B.
OUTDOORS
WRITER
Robert
Ballantyne,
Scottish
author
who
died
in
1894,
won
fame
with
his
books
for
boys
about
trappers
and
hunters.
Prince
Prince
for
Lundy,
1.
W.
Pollard.
J.
Den-Yancouver.
George
on
the
George
a
va-
cation
trip
to
Vancouver
and
nf,ll-
Bm'ns
w-
A-
Padghom,
Ine
'elsewhere
in
the
south.
;vv
rwtr.
A.
C.
Lucas,
Wil-
s.
Hurry
Robins
;liam
Baker.
J.
A.
Cameron,
J.
N.
.
n
on
the
Prince
Mr
and
Mrs
John
E.
Davey
'
K
I'd.
G.
H.
Barber,
E.
D.
Ed-
vacation
trip
to
saiied
last
night
on
the
Prince
;
wards.
G.
t.
B!ack.
Lt.
F.
A.
Tay-Oeorge
J
lor
a
vacation
trip
t
)
',
o.
H.
R.
Walke.
B.
J.
Horwood,
'Vancouver
and
Vancouver
Is-1
C.
N.
Johnston,
Mr.
Strathern
r
m
n"
Und-
lanci
A'
Downes,
Vancouver;
iB
t-
C
P
-keU
T
ra.-.kers-
I
.'.
hi.
Hawthorne.
Juneau:
M.
A.
mtmmmtmtmg
V
2$Clva"
?
For
a
well-balanced
hat
wardiobe,
you
should
iJ.
$
have
at
least
one
informal
style.
When
you
come
I
X
C
'n
anc
see
e
new
te'son
Casual,
you'll
snap
c
''
jJL
$
ne
m'm
down,
and
go
whistling
away.
It's
just
e
.
I
'
C
ne
na'
or
week-ends,
spectator
sports,
driving.
J
(t
Uaig&Haig
watts
&
nickerson
i
(L
$eo,cHWH.Kr
IS
?
M
......
..m
readers
S.O.N,
whist
drive
and
danoe,
Friday,
November
9.
(263c)
Whist
drive
and
tournament.
Saturday,
November
10,
Moose
Temple.
Everybody
welcome.
f."
,e
nmee
Jame.s
N-
Kill-as
following
a
oandrrson.
Mission
City;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gatenby,
Hazelton;
J.
Rob
...K
...
.mnumti
Driei
visu
to
me
ciiy
aiier
nav
f
JS,1K's-s.
1
lug
spent
a
few
weeks
at
Pre
mier,
sailed
last
night
by
the
ijliochrster.
after
a
in
on,
J.
Moe
and
R.
Ferguson,
Ocean
Falls;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
A.
el;
Toronto;
Mrs.
A.
B.
Parker,
I'nui
Minnesota;
Mr.
and
(264c
M
I
I
CT
r
iiwnc
J-fJ
r
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
!-
visit
to
the
citv.
'"l'ril.re
Georsc
last
Mr
and
Mrs
w
D.
Vance
''tri'turn
to
Vancou-
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
!Mrs-
B.
Ross
and
son;
R.
Brand-i
h.
Hart,
Mi-s
F.
M.
Neigh-
L
l?oZZ?o";
f)
.''wvrunnvuu,m,,.al-i
l
WHISKY
DISTILLERS,
ARE
,
V(J
PROUD
OF
THEIR
324
7T
'
QfcZZZZZSB
j
,
George
for
a
vacation
trip
to
I
Regular
meeting
of
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union,
Sunday,
November
11,
2:30
p.m.,
Fishermen's
Hall.
Members
requested
to
attend.
-(264c)
Northland
Dairy
wishes
to
announce
there
will
be
no
milk
delivery
Mpnday,
November
12.
Take
your
extra
supply
of
milk
Saturday.
All
milk
guaranteed.
(ltd
T.
YEAR
OLD
REPUTATION
J)
I
V-K
AS
DISTILLERS
AND
PLEND-
t
I
V?
ERS
OF
SCOTCH
WHISKY
1
e.
AT
ITS
GLORIOUS
BEST.
1
i
'
CONTENTS
26'i
02$.
I
gaiter
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
in
the
having
spent
'
soul"'
months
in
the
'
"'K'lt
by
the;
Miss
Myrtle
Satber,
RN,
who
-:
un
his
return
to
has
been
nur-ing
on
the
staff
1
i
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
fcrrimm.
Vancouver
1
"ulta':
sUcd
last
night
on
the
1
Cilice
for
Vancouver.
t.
George
one
of
hLi
v.
to
p,-ince
Ru-
w.
S.
Hammond
sailed
last
-JK
-pital.
.sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George,
ac-"
iiince
George
on
company
ing
the
remains
of
his
"
;
wife,
pioneer
city
woman,
who
o.
ard
M
is
K.
Davies,
Terrace;
7.
Jffftries,
F.
C.
Pithart,
and
a.-
II.
BcclHue,
Smithers;
W.
Kc'sn'.
Winnipeg:
D.
E.
Whale
and
W.
.1.
Mimio.
Winnipeg;
T.
1
oh')-,
Tc!kwa;
T.
A.
Stewart,
K'-p
M.icEoaa'.d,
Prince
George;
Z
J
lialn'ln,
Terrace;
E.
A.
"hrq;.-
tt:-,
Ma'set:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
f.
Na
.h.
To:
race;
R.
S.
Legg,
Nelson;
C.
Gamble,
Vanderhoof;
v
-.
and
Mrs.
E.
Brokkc
and
A.
B.
Drc.kke,
Ketchikan;
Sally
Berg,
p
;icl.
lit;
Mi.
ar.d
Mrs.
Muhelm,
;
I'thcrs;
M
s.
P.
YohonlW:y,
3
inaie';
C.
Crispin.
New
Wcst-.ii
n:-t?r:
Miss
E.
Moodie,
Toronto.
I
buy
and
sell
anything
oiJ
value,
be
it
furniture,
cars.
makes
all
the
difference
So
look
for
STAN
FIELD'S
MARK
OF
QUALITY
DISTILLED.
BLENDED
AND
BOTTLED
IN
SC0TUN0
v
boats,
etc.
If
you
arc
In
need
I
earlier
in
tte
wees
Fir
passed
away
i-r
l
vi
xi
.,..
of
any
furniture
or
other
ltonu
contact
J.
H.
Malr
at
Green
'101
10
a.m.
to
6
p.m.
J.
H.
M-iir
will
Mrs.
Hammonds
funeral
.a;:e
p.ae
in
Vancouver.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Conliol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
p;i
rs
oilicials.
were
'
JfU
the
Prlni-H
Auctioneer.
(263;;)
t
i;ht
returning
to
Mirs
Mary
Sinclair,
RN
of
the
Mi'-r
a
visit,
tn
ihi
T).-i....
tj
,,i
iic.iit.,i
i
nm
mim
mm
mi
-icfhl
llutU'S.
nursinz
staff,
sailed
last
ni!;ht
AFRICAN
COLLEGE
...5
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
where
she
will
pay
a
vl.il!
SPECIALS:
SAII
The
first
college
in
West
Af
&
TUESDAY
bi'uro
for
Van-
rica
was
founded
by
the
London
51
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mr,
Alex
Sinclair,
formerly
of
this
I
Missionary
Society
at
Fourah
city.
Bay
in
1827.
will
meet
his
'I''
Kilby
of
Seattle,
f.
niutur
for
a
va-t
i'ir
south
as
Mex-fy
ixpccts
to
be
I
month.
Boys'
Black
Denims
I'i'liiihim.'ll'i;!::
illlj'rnill'in'i""!
mam
AWAY
NOW
I
m
LAY
of
.
Sizes
8
to
14.
Reg.
3.95.
TO
CLCAR
diiiiailiaiitt
who
buy
Slanfirld's
rmlrrwrar
fur
ilt)
wannlli
ami
(
mm
fort
know
what
they're
talking
about
uhii
lln
ay,
"You
can't
buy
better
umhTwear!"
S
take
their
won!!
htanfield'a
woo't
hhrmk,
liiuH
or
tlitiih.
It
tavs
as
soft
the
'",
Jn.
insnector
inspector
nii'ht
on
tl
f
fur
Ocean
Fal
'alls
f
''I
Participate
:
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CHRISTMAS
f'-W
in
j"-1
.uiornoon
in
'he
optulng
of
f"
In
tlie
Mail
iupcr
lown.
1
Boys'
Winter
Coats
Sizes
3
to
6
Reg.
9.95.
A
&
111!
I
7"
at
the
day
you
bought
it
lhrou;li
eoimlless
waxhin!.
l
beu
you
buy
winter
underwear
utk
for
Slanlielil'ii.
Available
in
separate
tlurU
and
lous
or
coiuhinaliou
tuodvU
for
the
whole
family.
-
J
NOW
i
to
1VV
I
it
.;i
v...-'-
i
)isver
Ladies'
Crepe
Slips
mmt
l
-3
7
Staufield'
Fi,(
'-ni.-
for
nin-
Rcqular
4.25.
A
REAL
BUY
AT
for
Nl
199
SJI'lrH
lilt
;
1
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tu.i
..
...
A
sift
of
a
Watch
is
always
appropriate.
.
.
Knquire
today
about
our
convenient
lay-a-way
plan.
GEORGE.
COOK
PRINCE
RUPERT
ond
TERRACE
Undsrweah
Soft
.
;
.
Worm
.
:
.
Durable
STANFIEID'S
LIMITED
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N.S.
,
l''ii-e
Genrge
for
.
,
Vn?
boon
trans-.,,
F
Clmi).uiy's
head
ts-
Prater
accom-fKinalrt
Lumb
is
of
the
Nelson
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