0yal
Bank
Appointments
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
October
18,
1951
David
Radford
of.
Standard
OH
Co.
of
B
C.
left
by
air
yesterday
for
a
brief
trip
to
Kitimat
on
company
business.
James
Talbot,
head
timekeeper
Promoted
To
Major
li4
Work
of
Staff
Captain
Preferred
by
millions
of
Canadians
for
its
superb
.quality
and
flavour
eJLillle
TJliealrc
for
Moniion-Knudsen
on
Alcan.
construction
work
at
Kemano!
Bay,
returned
via
Central
BC.i
Airways
yesterday
to
his
duties!
down
the
coast
after
a
brief
j
business
visit
to
the
city.
ji
M
'.
and
Mrs.
R.
Jetter,
who
rSona
rouuon
in
Salvation
Army
Ke
jgniird
In
recognition
of
his
effective
organizational
and
evangelical
work
among
Ihe
native
people
of
Richard
Oiske
llave
bcen
"Pending
a
vacation!
With
new
executive
and
Mr
and
Mrs.
l-'TmM,
"i.iu...i
iii.i.ini
,
"
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I
1
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rT
f.Jlr
V
Ml
u.
u.airu.i
aurmg
nis
incum-
j
casting
nearly
completed.
Prince
are
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
visaing
witn
relatives
at
Williams'
Jency
in
Ihe
past
two
years
as;
Rupert
Little
Theatre
is
ready
C.oige
fo.-
a
trip
to
Vancouver
Lake
and
Betting
in
some
sue-;
uea
commandant
of
the
Salva-jto
start
Droduction
of
the
sa-
.crssful
moose
hunting,
returned
M.
.
and
Mrs.
Anton
Dvbhavn
tc
the
citv
bv
Central
B.C.
Air-
"ii
a
in.,,
oenior
staff
Captain
;
son's
first
play,
a
three-act
farce,
i
WJlium
Foult-m
has
tjen
pro.
are
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
ways
plane
yesterday
afternoon.
Direc-
"Ask
Me
No
Questions
George
lor
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
They
are
returning
to
Mr.
Jet-
..,,,
.
,
ter
s
logging
camp
up
the.coa!,4
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
B.
Lovin
are
.,
h
.
,
lottd
to
rank
of
major.
Announcement
of
the
promotion
has
been
received
in
a
congratulatory
eltcr
lrom
Commissioner
Wil-
ain
R.
D
i!;-.eii
,
l
TOiOnix
tqr
is
Reg
Edwards.
Leading
the
theatrical
group
this
year
in
a
newcomer
to
the
c.ty.
Mis
Jean
McLeod,
RN,
whose
enthusiasm
and
past
experience
In
Little
Theatre
work
'
failing
tonight
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
G.
W.
Graham,
inspector
of
schoals,
is
sailing
tonight
on
Uw
brought
her
the
vote.
Others
elected
are:
'P.ince
Grorge
for
a
trip
to
the
(
Taste
the
good
news
from
Kraft!
j
Ocean
Falls
are
an
official
duties.
Mrs.
Bernice
Woodsidc.
secre-
a,
J
lary.
j.
George
Brodie,
of
the
Govern-!
Harold
Thomas,
treasurer.
jment's
Agent
office,
left
byj
Mrs.
Myra
Chappie,
vlce-presi-
Plane
today
for
Vancouver
and
,
dent.
Kaiiiluopa
on
oiuciai
business.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black,
honorary
past
Angus
Currle,
well
known!
president.
Skeena
River
canneryman,
lsi
Rehearsal
'nights
have
been
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
set
at
Monday
and
Friday
nights
George
for
Vancouver.
j
f
D.
TORY
R.
D.
HARKNESS
K.C.,
and
Co!.
R.
D.
Xd
j
O.BE.
Harkness,
D.S.O.,
M.C.,
.
ijc'i
appointed
Directors
of
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada'.
.
is
ounder
of
the
Toronto
law
firm
of
J.
S
D.
Tory
&
ad
a
pire-'nr
of
g
number
of
Jmpoitant
cui
poialiuns,
iSn
Lilt'
Assurance
Company
of
Canada,
Abitibl
Power
Co'pany
Limited,
Montreal
Trust
Company,
Simpsoni
ancMassey-Harris
Company
Limited.
Col.
Harkness
Is
;
aii
a
Director
of
Northern
Electric
Company
Limited,
o
a)irerio.-
of
Consolidated
Mining
St
Smelting
Co
of
Ltd
The
Bell
Telephone
Co.
of
Canada,
and
Howard
ana
Sunday
afternoon,
at
the
Miss
Honora
Silversides
who!
has
been
receiving
medical
treat-
ment
in
the
south
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Tuesday.
papciMins
Liu.
Civic
Centre
auditorium.
First
Monday
of
the
month
Is
business
meeting.
I,
Following
executive
members
were
appointed
as
committee
heads:
with
a
flavor
"sweet
as
clover"!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
W.
Brown,
who
have
tjen
on
a
vacation
trip
for
mens
Halowe
en
Mr.
Thomas,
staging;
Kenneth
several
weeks
as
far
south
as
Boulter,
reading;
Mrs.
Miller,
Ban
Francisco,
returned
to
the
maneup;
and
.Mrs.
Thomas,
city
at
the
end
of
last
week.
properties.
Gerr
Phnned
by
Kinsmen
PROMOTED
Major
W.
C.
Poulton,
B.C.
Salvation
Army
commandant.
heads
membershipTind
publicity
j
committee;
Miss
Mri&a
Windle,
!
advertising.
Frolic
and
Shellout
Tickets
.
JV
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i
Mrs.
W.
D.
Mt.-.ia
sails
tonight
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver,
accompanying
her
mother,
'"r.v
Wilkinson,
who
will
receive
hospital
treatment
in
the
south.
Dr.
G.
D.
Cameron,
deputy
m
Ulster
of
health
and
welfare,
Ottawa,
here
on
a
brief
oiflcial
visit,
will
sail
tonight
by
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
nniis,
urt'wurjvs,
iun,
games
and
prizes
are
Canadian
Cfttb
Major
Poulton
received
his
promotion
somewhat
earlier
than
.he
rgula'ion
period
of
twenty
vears
but
the
Commissioner
writes:
"I
felt
that
the
manner
d
i
plans
of
Prince
Rupert
Kinsmen
in
their
,t
t
channel
children's
energies
in
the
right
3iL
Imi
i
In
which
you
are
carrying
re-1
lion
.
Hallowe
en.
'
pcnsibilities
of
your
present
well
as
your
'
An
evening
of
films
was
enjoV-
ippointment,
as
m.I
t...
U
,,r
.
ecord
as
an
officer,
justified
"la"
anauian
Cml
Wednesday
in
the
Common
I,
a
rets
will
again
pre-'
highest
number
wins
the
j,,.'
,ror
source
of
fun
Pllze
of
a
bicycle.
;ijt.
:o,
.nsmen
decided
at
Here
Is
how
the
plan
works:
VWtt
last
night.
The
Each
student
receives
100
distributed
among
tickets.
A
record
will
be
kept
of
..nty
schools,
and
the
the
number
sold
and
the
num-4
seig
and
redeeming
ber
redeemed
on
Hallowe'en
my
proposing
to
to
thp
the
nmi
General
I
hftt.
Vim
r
nrnmnf
inr
hn
a
m
,4
Lounge
of
the
Civic
Centre.
Mrs
to
now
and
I
am
very
happy
that
.
Davidson
and
projectionist
Mrs.
Evans
showed
films
entitled
the
General
has
approved
the
proposal
.
.
M
.x.
night.
The
largest
aggregate
to
"Majestic
Norway."
"The
Five
Towns"
uhe
English
Potteriesi,
'Dawn
Over
Cyrenaica,"
and
Guests
at
the
Kinsmen
din-!
ner
meeting
last
night
were
Carl
1
Wilson,
Carl
Erickson,
Dudley
)
Little
of
Terrace
and
Gordon
!
Home.
J
Wiliiam
Simmons,
Canadian
!
National
Telegraphs
local
man-
!
ager.
and
Mrs.
Simmons,
are
I
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
:
George
for
Vancouver
on
vaca-1
tion.
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Brooks
of
Windsor,
Ontario,
are
spending
'
a
week
with
Aid.
and
Mrs.!
George
B.
Casey.
Mrs.
Brooks
is
Major
Poulton,
born
at
St
Developed
by
Kraft
an
exclusive
Talk
uamarines
Ontario.
45
years
.
Birds
of
Canada;
'
'
yces
i
new
blending
of
tje
basic
ingredient
now
makes
34u,
was
a
Daner
lor
a
time
and
then
entered
the
work
of
the
"my
18'i
yea,s
ago
at
Georgetown,
Ontario
Later
he
served
at
Lan.
ng
and
Brampton.
Ontario.
Then
he
was
overseas
for
President
Mrs.
F.
E.
Anfield
told
of
hearing
from
Mrs.
O.
R.
S.
Btackaby,
Past-President,
who
is
now
living
In
Vancouver,
and
Mrs.
T.
J.
Boulter
voiced
greet
Trail
m
tal
wins
the
bike.
Prizes
will
also
be
given
to
highest
numbers
sold
and
redeemed
by
students
in
each
school.
A
watch
is
first
prize;
wallet,
second,
and
pen
and
pencil
set,
third.
Bonfires
win
be
held
at
Conrad
Street
School,
Gyro
Park
and
Totem
Park
on
Hallowe'en
night,
October
31,
where
fireworks,
free
hot
docs
armies
Parkay
taste
even
finer
and
sweeter
than
ever!
Freshness
guaranteed
by
Kraft
ings
from
Mrs.
G.
Montgomery,
sir
vears
with
Salvation
Armv
War
Service
Returning
to
Can-
fs'-t'-easurcr.
who
is
now
living
Aid.
Casey
s
sister.
The
eonnle
.
arrived
vesterday
on
the
Prince
George
spent
three
years
in
;
$
r..or;
was
off
t
red
last
;f.
t
Ala-ka
Trail
concert
e
Junior
Chamber
of
t
ir.ectmg.
ending
In
a
i
rer
mir.cndation."
r.aiority
who
spoke
Toronto
and
three
years
ago
n-,
'mMiitii!itt!iHM
mitt'.'i;ii'u
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hi
I
i
l!ill,i:ii,iiii'iili,i!.iii..il.3.,
1
games,
entertainment
'and
cm-
camo
w
Prince
Rupert
tumes
w
ill
be
the
order
of
the
css
readers
evening.
:,j
cince
its.
several
y
i
uii!
never
be
a
Kinsmen
will
be
In
charge
of
j
jpaiienqeri
I
S.O.N,
whist
drive
and
dance,
i
Friday,
October
19.
(245c
-
Jiasition"
at
pnesent
the
nre3i
and
prlzes
will
be
given
.
,
,
,,
',r
'"'st
costumes,
novelty
and
.,,,,,
"
'
comeav
acts.
-
To
Vancouver
(today
iR.
D.
:
For
Sale
50
pairs
of
felt'
i.
lu
n
p.iy
(
lor
it
it,
on
Funds
for
these
activities
arc
Mollison,
George
Brodie,
R
Lar-,
shoes,
all
sizes.
$3.85
per
pair.
'
ra.e
as
i
,
do
in
the
to
be
raLsed
on
Peanut
Day,
Oc-
rubber'
son,
H.
M.
Britten.
Mrs.
Britten,
Black
Diamond
short
v
as
tneir
opinion,
tuber
27.
when
Kinsmen
will
R.
G.
Haley,
J.
C.
Hardow,
Ruby
coats,
$6.00.
Black
Diamond
long
i
.
"""'-
iraoe
a
Da?
oi
peanuts
lor
any,
Weir,
C.
A.
Cavil,
A.
E.
Woods.
;
rubber
coats,
$7.50
each.
Seal
:
(248c)
Cove
Store.
n..nh.,i
urtu
si-us
contribution.
V
McLennon
fate,
while
some
.'
1
f
n-.orf
attention
should
t
siipp-.rt
of
local
tal-$
-hinild
be
billed
along
xper.iivc
stars.
HEINZ
puts
in
the
CREAM
PII.(,R1MA(,I-'
It
J"
ii
a
tln.'en
on.'en
menu
members
of
!
Ch
Chamber
ji:ert
Junior
i
it
will
leave
B
n?
of
N
'vembi't
fo
or
Ter-:
11
to
You
add
ONLY
water
,n
the
Remembrance
f''
th-re
and
later
join
j-'ayeees
In
a
district
,
S'rM
W'
-A.
RESULT:real
Cream
of
Tomato
Soup
J:
the
double-purpose
j
the
Jaycee
meeting
t
ca'l
for
presentation
t'n
M
Terrace
Follow-f'v.ces.
the
two
Jaycee
together
for
the
'"
discuss
matters
of
both
areas.
:
f
-Tup
project
and
roads
V'ms
expected
to
be
"1
'he
agenda.
'1'.
Bonr.y
Sprinkle.
Whit
more
and
Roy
V
"PPiinted
by
Prcs!;
f:
Hl11
ils
a
committee
'
-aic
ros!
and
practl-a
tlmriet
relief
map
'
"how
industry
and
,
-"''rces
or
the
area
os
tume
Hallowe'en
fHUlli
ll,
fi,..
Whn
you
buy
straight
Tomato
Soup
and
add
an
qual
amount
of
milk
to
produce
a
soup
that
tastes
something
like
Cream
of
Tomato
Soup,
you
lose
out
on
getting
a
rich
creamy
flavour
and
you
also
lose
out
on
the
cost
especially
the
way
prices
are
today.
Why
not
buy
Cream
of
Tomato
Soup
to
start
with,
as
made
by
Heinx.
Then
you
can
save
on
milk
and
get
a
better
result
by
simply
adaincr
water.
Instead
of
a
milky
tomato
soup
you
will
i
'"si
une
in
f
-Ifrt-
will
be
held
a
ivilav
bV
tllo
T,inl.
J
"
i-omnierce.
Every-
get
the
true
creamy
taste
most
people
enioy
for
Heinx
Cream
of
Tomato
Soup
is
made
with
thick
country
cream.
Remember,
too,
that
this
soup
is
much
more
Qavourful
because
only
pedigreed
tomatoes
are
good
enough
for
Heins.
Try
a
comparison
between
ordinary
tomato
soup
diluted
with
milk
and
Heinz
Cream
of
Tomato
Soup
with
only
water
added.
When
you
have
tasted
the
wonderful
difference
you
will
want
to
stock
up
with
Heins
and
eat
happily
ever
after.
1
c.'ines
must
be
"in
or
7
wtu
Rlven
.
.
for
TtlPSf
art
;p
nlans
decided
at
the
fr.'l-r,,r
nvothiK
last
T;
Rh
a
tow
members
as'
the
rnstume
dance
..rent
the
opinion
that
1;
.f
the
went
would
provide
en-
f
"t
for
.
all
members.
T
Here's
The
lan
Of
Tomorrow
Of
course
you
know
him.
He's
the
youngster
who
delivers
you
Vour
newspaper.
And
he's
the
one
who
is
studying
hard
preparing
for
his
role
of
tomorrow's
businessman.
The
work
he
does,
the
accounts
he
keeps,
the
salesmanship
he
learns
are
all
lessons
in
his
book
of
success.
Keep
your
eye
on
him
and
watch
how
he
grows
and
develops
until
he
reaches
his
goal
of
independence
and
success.
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for
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Gentlemen
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