Krvd
Gardner
has
returned
from
a
trip
to
Edmonton.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
November
U,
1951
Central
Interior
g
RAVELS
FRANCOIS
LAKE
Northern
Priest,
Veteran
of
Trail,
Now
Pilots
Plane
Xliere
was
a
good
attendance
at
cliurch
on
Sunday
morning
as
it
was
Harvest
Thankrgtving
service
and
the
church
was
lovely
with
flowers
and
fruit
and
vegetables
decorating
the
windows
ana
altar.
After
the
morning
h'uii
fit
fine
Jtuin'i
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
urn
Evangeline
Vann
of
the
Prince
Rupert
News,
was
visiting
at
the
Landing
on
Friday.
SUDBURY,
Out.
(CP)
After
lli
years
of
plodding
through
Northern
Ontario's
vast
hinterland
on
.snowshoes
in
winter,
braving
swift
waters
by
canoe
in
summer
or
hitching
rides
on
trains.
Rev.
Gustave
Lampron,
service
Rev.
Atkinson
baptized
Wynone
Hanke,
Dinane
Hanke,
i
RuJph
Har.KC
and
Dennis
Love-
setli.
I
English
as
tbe
is
spoke.
Am
,01
packing'
his
young
boy
with
coming
to
realize
more
and
more,
him,
on
a
trip,
two
sides
to
every
question
On
f
to
icntly
asked
by
school
phone,
acquaintances
of
a
few
cn;idiTn
why
haven't
out
in
cays:
'Oh.
its
you,
could
recog-
diary
about
talking
to
IIS
stu-nie
your
accent
anywhere."
Idea
6ni
abtut
"down
under
"
t,.
I
i
U
Mr.
and
Mrs
Fred
Donkin
are
staying
with
the
Neave
family
at
the
Landing.
Mrs.
Donkin
Is
Harold
Neave's
cousin.
Mr.
Don-
s
T
W
O
R
D
E
E
nas
""!
having
accent
new
to
me,
plalnecl
one
doesnt
te
stortM
!
parish
priest
at
Foleyet,
alwajs
thought
spoke
Kings
aboul
oneself,
unless
noain..
inkpn
to
the
air.
kin
has
been
with
the
Mannlx
Engh.-h.
Talking
to
Dane
who
onese'f.
so
here
bom.
RtvmioH
kJ
From
his
base
at
joieyci,
company
at
Halkirk,
Alta.
Tliere
was
a
very
successful
dance
in
the
hall
on
Friday
evening
for
the
funds
for
the
child-ten's
party.
The
orchestra
donated
their
music
and
all
who
were
tharc
had
a
good
time.
had
learned
English
in
Canada
same
questioner
who
asked
me
about
lsu
m"es
noruiwcai
"I
speak
Canadian,
but
if
I
were
orjKn
of
word
"kangaroo"
and
Sudbury,
raimr
i.aiiipiuii
Parts
of
the
old
ferry
are
going
VALUES
-
BARGAINS
-
VALUES
-
BARGAINS
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
!
m
"Australia."
fully
instructed
byranSes
out
nearlv
300
mlles
,0
same
questioner
in
correct
ans-'
visit
his
far-flung
missions,
ad-u't,
for
use
on
future
occasions
!
ministering
to
some
3000
lum-Met
mere
New
Canadians
ermen.
railway
employees
and
Waiter
Wiedman,
Oswald
Kien-1
trappers
obtamefl
hi-
private
pi-
apfel.
and
Alois
Faulandwho!
HS
,
iold
me
in
Germany
had
to
work
Iot'
hcente,
'
f"
A
fj
.
month
for
suit,
two
houfor
"V
!
"hS
2
ARMY
SPECIALISTS
Natives
of
the
Balearic
Isles
off
the
Spanish
eoa.st,
who
joined
the
Roman
legioiu
in
old
times,
were
famed
shot-Hungers.
m
Engmid
iong,
ia
soon
learn
to
5p?ak
English
like
you."
Reminds
me
of
Australian
friend
brought
up
in
Sydney
(Syd-nighi
as
m
-high,"
Aus-try-Ua.
She
c.iuld
net,
make
herself
understood
in
store
in
Vancouver
and
dc-'perate
clerk
accompanied
her
to
deputtnient
manager,
with:
past
on
trucks
on
their
way
out
to
Chase,
near
Kamloops.
The
men
working
on
the
dismantling
of
the
old
ferry
are
staying
at
the
Keefe
ranch.
The
ferry
schedule
has
been
disrupted
fur
more
than
a
week
as
the
Southbank
wharf
was
being
repaired.
Work
is
to
be
done
to
the
north
bank
wharf
this
week
so
it
will
be
some
time
before
the
ferry
will
be
on
schedule
again.
tvvmfv
euro
ret.
tes
two
u.oir.
f.
:
r
""'i'i"
-
.
I'
":ieres
a
a
woman
woman
who
"u
uncter-
-
-
u..ur.-.
.
....
AIM
I
;5timjwj.
sen,
I
stands
English,
but
doesn't
speak
"
6"
f
11
J
Kveninr
Show.
SaluiUny
Malinf.
I
I
FINEST
OF
COO
NG
best
J3
J2
FOO
iMmw
)
CAPlfo
The
snow
has
all
gone
here
and
it
is
mild
again.
playing
a
new
four-seater
plane
equipped
with
both
pontoons
and
skis
for
year-round
travel.
The
plane
was
a
gift
from
sportsmen
friends
in
Buffalo,
N
Y.
They
started
a
campaign
and
in
four
months
collected
S12.000.
Some
of
the
funds
were
uiised
through
the
sales
of
a
booklet,
"From
Snowshoes
to
Wings,"
outlining
Father
Lampion's
stay
in
the
north.
The
trim
red
and
silver
piano
will
take
him
to
his
32
missions
the
farthest
one
at
Minnipuka,
300
miles
northwest
of
Foleyet
on
the
CNR
transcontinental
Visifed
repeater
staliitn.
Only
bright
spot
in
outmoded
Dominion
Government
Telegraph
at!rf
Tel"i:ho:ic
Service,
built
in
IS011
tn
connect
isolated
communities
at
time
of
gold
rush,
and
todav
incapable
of
meet-ini;
fully,
demands,
result
rapid
development
in
commerce.
Ke-peater
stations
built
durini;
war
by
RC'AF
and
CN
from
Van-,
couver
to
Prince
Rupert,
one
hundrrd
and
fifty
miles
apart,
al
Lvtton,
ICO-Mile
House,
Piince
fieoree,
Burns
Lake,
Woodcock
and
Prince
Rupert,
and
now
being
used
for
civilian
purposes.
r'dli
TAKK
Ol'T
OKDCliS
PHOVK
2(N
BROADWAY
CAFE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Reed
and
family
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Moore
and
family
have
moved
lo
the
Landing.
It."
Changing
scene
at
back
of
hotel.
La.st.
tew
months
have
seen
most
of
trees
removed.
More
rl:;rs
cf
tliv.ts.
.turai
windo
put
lip
in
hotel.
Difficult
time
lor
plane.,,
too
icy
for
floats,
too
thin
for
skids.
Just
heard
delightful
spoonerism
during
Citizens'
Forum
of
Aii.
"No
savour
in
labing."
find
myself,
wl.vn
mentally
tired,
out-rivalling
Dr.
Spoonor.
Once,
when
instructing
class
in
painting,
told
them
to
ob-crve
"peli-cate
detal,"
of
sweet
pea.
Still
intrigued
with
use
oi
v.o
d.
"pack."
Discussing
Royal
lour,
talk
got
round
to
Philip's
c'.islike
of
wearing
hat.
"Yes,
he
always
packs
it,"
said
acquaintance,
who
had
previously
talked
TOTEM
!0i
Famous
Flayers
Theatre
"Aft?
DUIGHTI
11
ADVBKTIS1NU
IN
THK
PAU.V
IfKWS
HiiiMih
kkmii
is
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
Harder
and
daughter
Anne
are
staying
at
the
Landing
for
two
weeks
before
moving
to
Burns
Lake.
s
in
tuj
line.
TAX
CONCESSION
The
"flying
priest"
said
he
was
oennitted
to
bring
the
plane
f-
ft
General
Electric
5
PAUL
DOUGLAS
-
JANET
LEIGH
JA
,'.
KEENAN
WTNN
UWIS
STONE
Co
lift
to
Francois
Lake
with
into
Canada
free
of
duty,
M".
and
Mrs.
H.
Taylor.
Mr.
Tay-
through
the
efforts
of
L.
J.
lor
has
been
supervising
work
at
Gautliier,
Liberal
member
of
i
repeater
station
for
four
years,
parliament
for
Sudbury,
and
!
'
Wonderful
day,
squirrel
fearlessly
External
Affair.3
Minister
Pear-
eating
rose
hips
by
side
of
road.
son.
'Met
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Neave.
Mrs.1
The
plane,
with
145
horse-Neave
must
be
one
of
busiest
power.
Is
equipped
with
radio
mSPIIN6
IYIKGT0N
.'v.v,a:
a
IIUCE
BENNETT
XrA
PLUS
"Cat
Napii..ig"
,
"Curious
C
'outfits
r
jik.
I
women
m
Canada.
They
have
permitting
him
to
follow
a
radio
;
store,
J.
o.,
cabins,
and
Mmsmerc
beam
in
poor
weather.
Corker
Kenr.vls.
and
Mrs.
Neave1
The
tall.
'red-haired
native
of
it
HmCs
TODAY
&
SATURDAY
Kvrnlnij
ShoOTl-S
tii
Katuidajr
Matin;f
h
correspondent
for
several
Drummondville,
Que.,
outlined
ipape-s.
"The
water
in
the
lake
plans
he
had
made
for
a
20
by
is
ninety-eight
percent
pure,
you
40-foot
winter
hangar
at
Cherry
jean
fill
car
batteries
with
it."
Lake,
near
Foleyet.
,
S
in,
Peter,
took
me
out
to
.v.-e
old
He
did
the
wiring,
carpentry.
ADVEPTIS1NU
IN
THE
DAILY
NKWri
HKlNCiH
Kf.Mll
WITH
PUMP
oek
t;;lvm
today
at
oWS
cant
(
i
ferry
belns;
cut
up
for
transport
plumbing
and
finishing
on
his
I
to
Shuswap
Lake.
,
church,
he
said,
so
there
i
M
approachrd
Mrs.
Jacob
shouldn't
be
tuo
much
trouble
IIfnkc!
s
house,
noticed
wild
cle-
in
erecting
a
hangar.
j
rial's
at
o'd
mans
beard
stagej
He
decided
to
take
flying
lcs-
I
I
ound
Mrs.
Henkel,
with
daugh-'
sons
last
winter
and
qualified
'
U'i
Mrs.
John
Keefe.
sitting
in
for
a
pilot's
licence
al
ter
four
ik'tchen,
which
is
original
cabin
monUis
of
instructions.
PAMI.
NORTHERN
B.C.
POWER
Co.,Ltd.
J
COLLAPSIBLE
WARDROBES
You
always
experience
a
nice
iSisncr
Mock
I'lione
21(1
f
Fnn.p
kiivrt.
IS
f.
Sliwarl,
K.C.
J
warm
feeling
when
you
know
friends
mil
t
by
husband
Jacob
Henkel;
The
new
ferry
at
Francois
Lake
(rom
Bella
Coola,
in
1904,
and
ii
r.amed
after
your
husband,
bmlt
tne
,irst
oR
cabin
nerc.
He
I
asked.
"Yes."
it
is.
but
was
tne
first
whit-e
man
who
win-
wfh
Shelf
like
to
come
wj
H
lit,
lots
of
space
r
'ii
u
1
?.
'.
nut
r
'"-
ran-
tp.i-ri-
terea"
over
over
In
in
ihis
this
district
district,
The
Fibre
construction
!
'
.
c
s.
There
is
a
Francis
Lake
oij
fl)llowlnK
year
nt.
n(..in,
I
the
border
ol
Yukon
and
B.C.
the
railway
coming
in
and
UUUUl
to
your
home.
For
times
like
JTj
f
quiet
evenings
1
he
cut
iMy
husband
came
in
to
Ootsa
y
v
beside
the
fire.
'l'StIji
bridge
game
usz
ctutches
We've
hr;ird
from
I
iinwtk
(iMt
4
enw
over
ilu-rr
h.ul
lo
have
its
icg
;tmjMii.H(
d.
hut
get
along
quite
ntitiy
now
mi
a
ticw
fiiir
ntittlr
of
aluminum.
WIkmIht
or
uoi
this
arulu
m!
h'K
v.;is
iiuilr
ol
(
.uimiI
i
jo
.ilu
mitttmi.
we
wouldn't
know,
IV-rh;i
il
was,
lr
au
wr
do
1(ih1ih
our
iU,tttfr
of
(fie
worfd'jt
M.pnlv.
1
)tt
iunr
a
hiK
'Imhk
("(
(lanad
i.
Il
tor,
on
johs
tor
Cm
iilians.
utu
inont
y
from
aUio.it!
tit
pay
for
(.jim-dian
intorK
K;,;ht
now
hc
arc
hard
at
work
on
cxKUMon
projei
ts
in
QuoIk
l
and
111
ii
Mi
(olM'nliia;
fur
v.v
jim
iui
ii
go
o:i
it
nur
pari
tn
Ik
Ip-inp
Canada
jrow.
Muiiit':
11
Company
of
CaiiaJa,
l.td.
(Aluin).
'til
t:U
and
small
un
5
feet
hicjh
These
wardrobes
are
inexpensive,
easily
assembled
and
can
be
stored
in
a
small
soace
when
not
in
use.
Priced
of
$9.75
each
a
trail
from
Cheslatta
to
Francois
Lake.
He
died
In
1945,
and
had
only
been
away
from
the
district
between
thiue
and
six
months."
Went
outside
to
look
at
barn,
still
standing,
built
in
1914,
and
cache
of
Hour
and
sugar,
standing
on
posts
to
keep
vermin
out,
and
was
shown
original
"shakes"
on
roof
of
house.
expected
parties,
serve
a
delightful
j'.-"-
wine
.
.
.
Paarl
c
South
African
V7
Muscatel.
Your
family
and
friends
will
delight
in
its
superbly
sweet
taste,
its
pleasant
bouquet.
Muscatel
is
the
perfect
wine
to
serve
at
all
times.
Insist
on
the
finest
.
.
.
ask
for
PaaI.
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
It
A
Good
Host
is
a
Hind
Reader
like
dry
drinks,
Tastes
differ.
Some
others
the
opposite,
sweet
drinksL
Burnett's
ts
an
EX1KA
Only
because
DRY
(unsweetened)
Gin
can
you
add
or
leave
out
.
the
sweetness
and
meet
every
individual
preference.
BURNETTS
-
-
f
-
Teachers'
Meet
At
Prince
George
l
1RINCE
GEORGE
(Special
to
'
D.il'y
Newsi
-
Sume
250
school
,
tc-a-ue-s
at"
here
for
a
conven-'
ti-
n
of
the
North
Central
Dis-;
trkt
Tvachers'
Councl
being
held
Friday
and
Saturday.
I
Mieng
th;
features
of
the
rr
itinc
i;
a
talk
by
Harold
L.
i
Campbell,
deputy
superintendent
n;
edticatiin
fur
British
Colum-
oip
on
the
:econdary
school
cur-
r
Cm
'iiiti.
!
Another
speaker
is
George
O.
'i"
nt.
public
relations
director
lo-
Aluminum
Co
of
Caruda.
o.i
.
conies
to
B.C."
J.
A.
Spragge
is
giving
an
addre-.-
on
the
subject
of
teach-
cr.
'
pensions.
-over
a
quarter
of
a
cenUrj
Phwit
"A
good
place
to
buy
Til
3rd
Avenue
Luxury
At
Low
Cost
CIVIC
CENTRE
ASSOCIATION
Co-Operative
Win
Growers
Association
of
Sooth
Africa,
Limited
Poor
I,
South
Africa
iMBERSHIP
DRIVE
LONDON
DRY
TiU3
at!'
prti-.cmrtu
i-
nut
pubU.s?
or
dispypfi
ijy
!he
Li-juur
uu-.a
Boiirtt
or
by
tUa
'
(.irivminu
nt
.Hriti.-.h
(;iii'Miibin
The
Missouri-Mississippi
River
f.:te:r.
Lowing
4
502
miles
i.s
500
l
'i''..,
'-r.srrr
than
tha
Amazon.
'3
V
ZX
Ht'5
Drive
Friday,
Saturday
and
Monday.
Canvass
by
High
School
students
on
an
Inter
House
competition.
Buy
n
family
membership.
Pay
over
a
year's
period
if
necesscry
Last
year's
membership
1800.
This
year's
membership
2500'
Do
not
oay
the
canvasser.
The
Civic
Centre
will
bill
you.
Just
f
1
1,1
in
and
sign
thecard.
The
new
cutomofe
Clolsraan
Oil
Heats
Worlds
cfksstBesuty'm
the
bargain!
4J
'
irwyMom
fkp
t
nn
unu
net
crt
Closed
for
Alterations
much
heat
for
home
comfort
at
so
little
cost!
This
Coleman
automutic
oil
heater
produces
32.000
BTUs
of
heat
per
hour'
Dollar
value
in
comfort
hus
made
it
the
fastest
soiling
oil
heater
of
its
kind.
Setting
an
entirely
new
high
ip
beauty
and
styling
this
hondsorro
Master
Circulator
model
is
in
a
class
by
itself!
'
"
-
-
-
.
f
"
;
i
i
-
.
,
,
j
.
'
,
'
--
,!
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