1
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
October
24,
1951
Modernize
;
.
.
YOUR
WARTIME
HOUSE
with
smart
tnexpehsivv;
windows.
Eliminate
the
"
work
of
cleaning
multiple
panes
and
previde
more
'
daylight
too.
See
us
for
these
modern
sash
which
are
made
to
fit.
Just
remove
the
old
and
place
in
the
new.
.,
Island
City
Builder's
Supply
Wioodeliearl
lAJvmtn
1eet
Mooseheart
committee
of
the
local
Women
of
the
Moove
met
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
Taylor,
the
conver.ji,
and.
after
a
business
session
with
eight
members
present,
cards
were
enjoyed.
Delicious
retneshm-.-nts
were
served.
Frize
winners
were
Mrs.
O.
Tweed
and
Mrs.
I.
Roxburgh,
".-raneement
were
made
for
the
Chapter
night
program.
'iiiog.
piesent:
Misj
Sylvia
Johnson,
Mr3.
Haiold
Muncey,
V
J.
Roxburgh,
Mrs.
J.
R.
Carr,
Mrs.
Good,
Mrs.
O.
Tweed,
Mrs.
T.
Glenn
and
Mrs.
J.
Taylor
V.
'former
We
P
Rupert
mice
omun
(izabelli
J
P.
red
enled
to
X
0
ft
'V
.
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A
former
Prince
Rupert
woman
had
the
honor
of
being
presented
to
Princess
Elizabeth
in
the
royal
ijits
at
Vancouver
Hotel
at
the
week-end.
Phone
Glac
.10
.a
She
was
Mr;.
Samuel
Massey,
I
em
4
4
Of
Wkld
PLy
whore
husband
was
for
years
telephone
superintendent
here.
M:s.
Massey
ts
a
cousin
of
Sir
John
Weir,
who
is
a
physician
to
the
royal
family.
It
was
a
democratic
reception.
The
Princess
came
quickly
forward
tc
meet
the
women
who
were
presented
before
they
had
the
chance
to
curtsy.
A
novelty
arrangement
of
whist
.
4
.
-
the
Lunch
iyslem
in
wiiicii
PA
flyWtV;
,
players
collect
a
pool
prizj
vus
introduced
at
the
Moose
whist
drive
last
week,
winner
being
V.
K
Olsen.
Winners
in
regular
whist
were:
Ladies
Mrs.
Anda
MrDona'd,
lirst;
Mi's.
Connl'j
Chastney,
of
Spcoky
5;e:ta!s
!
V
J
Presbytery
In
Session
P:inc
Itup?rt
Fresbytery
of
tli
United
Church
of
Canada
t-
pa-.
ils
meetings
this
afternoon
in
Fi
st
Un
ted
Crimen
jointly
h
tho
Woman
s
Missionary
Ecc'cty
Prtfbyte
ial.
Mimsrial
and
Lay
de'rgatej
have
come
i'-om
as
fa
south
es
Blla
Bella
and
from
Bmithcrs
in
the
Inter-!c
Cp-cial
cuest3
are
Mrs.
O.
M.
Canlord
of
Vancouver,
President
i.
C.
Branch
of
the
Woman's
Mis-ptona-y
Suciety;
Rjv.
Oeo-ge
M.
1
Jtt'c.
newly
appointed
Profes-cf
Christian
Education,
-Union
Col'ccc,
Vancouver,
and
Rev.
Many
Nurses
Take
Course
1
.
i.
tts
u
r
a
V
Min--H.
Dean
F.eeman,
li:
st;
Mrs.
Janet
Walker,
cecond.
Eef
eshrr.ents
vrerc
ferv-d
by
V.V;
A'ice
Ooo1
'
HaroiU
..lancey
and
Herb
Wiffin.
0
mm
Prince
Rupert
nur
f.-
to'h
ac-"tivc
avid
retired
are
taking
goad
advantage
the
refre-h-r
cou
s
j
which
is
being
given
in.
the
(i
.yt
this
week
by
Mis',
Feme
T
out,'
BSc,
R.N.,
for
the
Graduate
Nurse
'
Association
of
British
Columbia.
If
you
want
to
sell
it.
advertise
TT!zzzl?'"TmT!!T'
!L
it.
News
classified.
DSU.T
(pHi.o
'
.n
i
i.if,iviii,ft
it
tjvifiu
&tiHU
i
Afternoon
tv-sa'.ons
have
ben
partnv.nt
cf
Evangelism
and
So-
dra-ving
out
about
twelve
nuies
cl
Scrvxe
"oou
"v
lh?USh
ThU!sd-
The
congrt-
thirn
H
the
ng
r,
,
,
w
I
.
eaUon
wiu
Jln
in
the
evening
On
Monday
M.s
Trout
dis-
meeting
tonight
when
Mrs
O
M
coursed
on
new
drugs,
awsthe-
Saniord
and
Rev.
R.
S.
Christie
I
l!cr
a:ld
their
usei-
spjak
to
the
assembly.
A
social
I
Or.
Tuesday
she
difcuss"d
and
hour
and
color
slides
by
Rev.
R.
:
demonstrated
nursing
care
after
K.
McColl,
Missionary
skipper
of
various
types
of
head
inju
ies
the
Thomas
Crosby
IV
mission
I
and
conditions,
eve
hu
g
ry
and
boat
on
this
coast
will
follow
the
ion
b'ood
transfusion
methods
evening
meeting.
!
Today
Miss
Trout's
up-to-date
Mrs.
R.
E.
Foster
Is
'.resident'
i
subject
!g
nursing
in
atomic,
of
the
WMS
Presbyte-
ial
and
Mrs
i
Bact.,ri)OBical
and
chemical
A.
J.
Bussanich
Is
seciitarv
BAUF.RINA
Petite
Marilyn
Adams
;urtsi
gracefully
after
presenting
Piincess
:mi
h
a
bouquet
of
flowers
at
the
com
nand
poiformance
given
by
the
Wnniuee
.fc
iiriiie
the
Royal
couple's
viiit
to
Winni
,eg
last
Wednesday.
The
Duke
of
Edinburgh
.
smiimg
as
the
junior
ballerina
makes
the
oresentatlnn
irp
from
wii.
v
r
aau.a
n
tumucpt
IIIUUIIl
I
warfare.
I
nev.
l,.
u
oieoer
oi
irst
united
Church
here
is
chairman
of
Presbytery,
and
Rev.
H.
M.
Wing-j
l.ld
of
Queen
Charlotte
Is
sec-i
rftarv.
i
I
hits.
II
Hammer
of
Queen
Charlotte
City
Is
spending
a
few
days
visiting
in
Prince
Rupert.
9
Canadian
Leeinn
M.
and
Mrs.
8.
L.
Simpson
Wednesday,
8
p.m.
(24c)'
kh
oy
pinne
iwonaay
on
uvjw
rstu-n
tc
Masset
after
a
visit
to
the
City.
S.
B
La'rd
left
yectcday
by
air
lor
a
busir."ss
trip
to
.
,
,
.
,
"
y-rri
far
fto0"'
1
x
Sit
-
A
i
-It
Elks
meeting
Thursday
night,
Legion
auditorium
at
8
o'c!ck.
2tc
0
Would
Northland
Dairy
customers
kindly
put
out
any
extra
bottles
they
have
as
we
are
short
of
bottles?
(251c)
R.
V.
Gardiner,
district
spent
lot
liic
Imperial
Oil
Co..
sailed
Reallv,
you
should
kaow
how
delicious
food
castes
when
favoured
with
Colman's
mustard
'
from
England.
Prepare
it
in
your
own
kitchen
easily;
Rim-ply
follow
the
directions
on
the
label.
Write
to
Reckitt
ft
Colman
(Canada)
Ltd.,
Station
.
T,
Montreal
for
5
i
rt'
w.li
.Iwilf
on
lh
Princess
Norah
Monday
Special
meeting,
truck
driv-nipht
for
a
brief
business
trip
ers,
laborers,
taxi
drivers,
ware-tc
Oc
an
Fal's.
housemen,
Civic
Centre,
Frhav,
October
23.
8
p.m.
J
H
Mair
Co:tab!e
F.
Wicmken,
RCMP,
Business
Ajent.
i2d1ci
returned
by
air
Monday
on
his
return
to
his
post
at
Masset
after
A
Moose
social
and
card
a
brief
visit
to
the
city,
having
Party
in
honor
of
Mooseheart
con.
j
over
on
escort
duty.
Eay
will
be
held
in
the
Temple
on
Friday,
October
2rt.
Cards
Cpl.
A.
S.
Wellens.
RCMP,
wm
commence
at
8
o'clock
Re-trnrsferred
to
Dawson
Creek,
left
freshmer.ts.
Dancing.
Smaii
ad-
tnicnls
on
ILiiha
Jmif
f
11
1
think
these
con-'
forward
to
going
to
more
as
I
f
a
f'Ci'.'Sily
as
far
as
grow
older.
i
u:a!
l
velonment
is
Aueus
McPliec
Even
though
I
!
g
"Culinary
Art".
m
mglit
glit
n
ml
unatr.iana
it
I
buii
Pr,,
-
,L0
u
m
r.
"
t
'!
But
I
think
we
will
tc
an
inrreased
at-'
eniov
it
,
,
,
it.ivv
n
lit
ikl
tit
;l
s,-!v,oi
children
be-
O
!udnty-I
attend
all
the
pcaee
River
dlstI.,ct
Mrg.
WcU.
shopping
early.
Don't
forget
b
of
any
use.
I
concerts'
and
as
a
music
student
I
find
it
most
encouraging
ev.i
accompanied
him.
,L.O.B.A.
tei
and
sale
of
fancy-
work,
aprons
and
children's
to
hear
and
see
pood
artists
mis-
srrv
l
rout,
k.n.,
tourmg
aarmenu.
ALs.t
hum.
enniin
We
have
a
wonderful
variety
of
th"
province
to
conduct
refresher
Two
o'clock,
Friday,
October
28
art
sis
cumins
uus
yea',
courrer,
ior
tne
graauaie
nurses,
at
Oddfellows'
Hall.
(250;
IjliijillljjjjilPljji'Ijij'1'1'
!!.!Hn.i:!!;ii
(iili'lvW'llKi'iMllilliiiiW
'
"-i
ll
.;ver
educate
l'H'p'e.
I
think
it
is
t
fi
Hie
teachers
and
I
ii'h
rs
to
advise
and
I
Mnldrr-n
to
attvnd
and
I
"'
'lie
pnjram
with
fl
a'l-ny.i
take
my
'
l)f;.u
e
she
takes
;f
"J!!s
and
of
course
I
should
go
but
I
J'
teachers
could
help
'
P
many
parents
are
!'
iik
the
Alaska
Trail
I
ml
stuff
and
should
f
rtl.
'if
I'm
not
very
old
1
,l0!'i
to
many
con-
Use
Our
Convenisnt
Christmas
LAY-AWAY
Plan
oa.'s-Darnone
wno
is
compaiva
r
a
guest
at
tne
savoy
Hotel
to
Pln?a
and
Tibbett,
later
a
uh'lr.
t;
re.
She
sails
tomorrow
t
n
r
and
soprano
whi
sing
right
on
the
Prince
George
on
paiti
of
Madame
Butterfly
and
her
return
to
Vancouver.
La
Travlata
in
costume,
and
flnallj
the
wo;
Id
famous
vio-
I.
G.
Pe-iy.
making
goorl
re-
l'.nlst
Gimpcl.
I
would
like
to
cov.-rv
following
a
recent
heart
see
a
lot
of
children
there
to
attack,
wi'l
be
able
to
return
enjov
these
concerts.
I'm
all
1
cm
hospital
scon
to
his
apart-
lor
the
Alaska
Trail.
ment
at
the
Daily
News
to
fpend
Bi'ly
Keisin
Oh
they're
good,
I
a
few
days
quietly
before
leav-
wnnt
to
go
Thursday.
Anyway
lng
for
his
home
in
Victoria.
I
have
to
ea
because
mv
music
f-
i
.'.;re
mii;ivr.fi
th
teach;
r
said
she
wouldn't
teach
iiir
any
more
if
I
didnt.
11
l
ai'd
I'm
'looking
1
fnk
5
NL4H
uioi
nanson
arriven
in
me
cny
yesterday
by
car.
Ho
had
been
on
a
trip
into
the
Cariboo
district
in
his
c.aoacity
as
a
member
of
the
Intel
national
Salmon
Commission
and,
on
the
way
here,
visited
at
Smithers
and
1
en
ace.
Loolc
for
'
I
tne
brigrrb
s
Cjellow
pacltaa
Cifij
BrliL
y
f.
fi
LAYAWAY
NOW
FOR
CHRISTMAS
Celebrate
Iday
of
fay
Sons
James
McGregor
arrived
in
the
city
at
the
first
of
the
week
from
A
quiet
ceremony
before
a
trrn.m
rtf
.Inca
ffinHa
1
Q
fit.
Tllirht
Roberta
Edrnonton
to
succeed
E
ic
Trum-Patilcia
united
in
marriage
Collison
and
Richard
11
as
city
ticket
agent
here
for
.inhnnWtKt
Andrew's
Cath-
Canadian
National
Rihvays.
He
GEORGE
COOK
ML
-'ir.-.t
blrthdav
will
erirai
ev
Canon
Basil
ProCkter
t0
be
Jolned
here
s00n
y
I
'Mi
f'cd
$i
Use
h(s
wife
and
two
sons.
Eric
b5'
the
Sons
of
oalcialed.
N(IVemhir
1
rrA
n
ii
K.-Wlo'
nnronlc
ara
Mr
Trumbell
left
on
Monday
nighf's
train
for
Saskatoon
to
which
city
he
has
be.n
transferred.
the
organization.
I
set.
Parents
of
the
groom,
Mr.
nanqmt
were
started
land
Mis.
John
Daley,
live
in
a!
t.ie
lodge
meeting.
I
Vancouver.
:f.
thr
m.ti
i-
I
Ttin
hriHo
rliflsP
for
her
Wed-
"WR
GPiiut.
iPWIBHt
aV
'.V
I!
M
.-ti.iiig
ue-
-
"
'
"
J
;ul
raise
the
price
of
dine
costume
a
Rieen
gabardine
!'
t'ances
and
whist
1
'"u,t
and
carried
a
bouquvt
of
f
'
.)u!d
add
a
door
Plnk
carnations
and
lilies-of-
!
tnc-valltv.
95c
pot
pound
?-:!,n
nf
nffi,
Mr
1
mirfl
Rirliin
hridpsmaid
--..wio
VULTU
DONALD
GRAMM
BARITONE
MAXIM
SCHAPIRO
ACCOMPANIST
wo
e
a
wine
pabaidine
suit,
and
r.
corsage
of
pink
carnatijns.
Uatis
VvebiT,
of
Fort
Langley,
wa;
gi
oom;
man.
uciue
vice-presi-u"
th:i
Fredheim,
as
:('ta'y.
and
Ragnar
!nnrr
guard.
eve
foes?cot
?er
cop
s
sufifcenf
fs
ailri
Mr
TnunM
!
Alf
Oustafson
TtT-
resPectively,
I
'I
the
oit.
O
on
"
Vle'cck
left
by
air
yes-
r
f"v
wo
gi-.
1)
t
.,.
r
!
It
8:30
p.m.
CIVIC
CENTRE
AUDiTORCUM
Oft.
25
ADVLTS
Reserve
$2-5
-
SI
TS
General
$1.25
CTl'DENTS
85
cents
Sea
,
on
tickets
(20
off
)
may
be
obtained
from
D
.
R.
G.
I.aif-.
F.
Con-ad,
McRae's
Music.
Stoic.
Mr-.
E.
J.
Smith,
H.
S.
Pluym,
E.
D.
For
raid,
Fra;er
&
Pavne,
O
mes
Drug
Store,
Vance's
Home
Arts.
Kaien
Hardware,
Family
Shoe
Stole,
L.
Stanwood,
Fo.t
Edward
General
Store,
and
the
Civic
Cvntre.
E
'.
,
Rupert'
vi".
n.
et
and
accompany
back
,,m
,
'
M0'ierniza;r)n
t
the
city
the
remains
of
his
i,..1-
100
was
voted
fistei.
Miss
Audrey
Viereck,
who
fc,n,
passed
away
Sunday
at
Tran-
u
w'rn
xin,.(nJ
1
....
,
.
i
w
T
y-1
-
vcu
uy
quuie
uaniuirium.
wiis.
o.
j.
Mr.,
AH
Je
Juna-siatta
Viereck,
mother
of
Miss
Viereck,
'
,
is
also
coming
Friday.