Prinrp
Ruort
Dailv
News
Wednesday,
October
24,
1951
7!
WOf?rKm:K,
laiMiMiin
r
:
Loreen
Lloyd.
16.
ciad
in
snort,
!
climbed
the
170-fr.ot
soir'rLoI
a
News
of
the
District
t'CTlONEER
and
Kcd
127
flr.n
church.
Later
she
explained
r
,
Barr
for
$3,875
(2,200,
il
GOO.
,
..E,Mghtg
,ast.inal,e
me.
:
w6uid
,
$7;;
John
Montz
for
$4,470
k
t
5
ln
b
t
p,,
i
i$2.310,
$1,900
and
$240
;
D.
C.
;
rt
,
t
me
..
Tenders
for
Roy
Sharp
Legion
Head
STEWART.
-
Stewart
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
hold
the
annual
election
or
officers
on
Friday.
Elected
were:
President--Roy
Sharp.
First
Vice
-President
Mei
Oehge,
Second
Vice-President
John
Mi'Kenna.
Sergeant-at-Arms
fiam
Rirk-pa
trick.
mewart,
city
engineer,
iur
j,03U
Central
Interior
TRAVELS
$2,000,
$1,400
and
$450
1.
Housing
committee
has
power
;
to
act
oa
these
tenders
icyvqii
VlvJUovJ
.
Women's
Party
Lot
Clearing.
I
ijoie
!ots
which
home
of
the
new
nm-to
oft-r
after
their
party
regular
meet-
rpntal
nrn(ppt
.
tn
hllllt
Ifon'ng
i
for
J
and
Gentlemen
jlNG
I
h
tailor
j
I
st,
rhr,:io
649
j
s
Community
halls
smell
the
hauntlna
him
for
foH.nli.ht.
miesu
'L,
L"a.,TZ
1,
n
turned
over
to
the
housing
committee
Monday
night
r
smc
all
over
the
world,
nostul
oy
;
kA.
Chaplaln-W.
Shields
Orr.
Soothingly
admired
car.
"It
hud
a
very
pleasant
time
C-'Wl.
nnlv
rirlne
turn
hltnrlrori
ml-t
he!
Whfef
ortH
tiriwhr.
)-..
Executive
L.
Behnsen,
Casey
B'C
recalling
giddy
days.
Over
Willi
linn
onH
tPo.lt
u.
heard
IwfnM
nth.
.
-
'.
..
1.1
-.
piny-
w
t
Tijin'-.
i'
;
'
"""S".
r
,kvwiiR
ui
jujjn-y
iui-p
coming
up
nere,
ana
now
ea.
winners
at
wht"t
were-
installation
will
take
place
on
Community
Club,
when
member
look
at
It.
Lo-jks
ten
years
old
"!
Ladies'
first
Mrs
J
Nichol
Friday
with
a
cnbbage
party
to;look,,i
'no
dark
for
late
turi-
What!
A
reflection
on
the
roads
Consolation,
Mrs
J
Bouzek
follow,
val,-:
Don
t
v.-ven
see
a
lilph
nr.
Hvtv
mnnnori
(
r.ri
I
Mr.n'o
-
'
.
i
...
!
made
by
Ale
Pongrac.
bidding
on
the
basis
of
22
lots
In
Section
2,
$1,300;
1
lots
in
Section
7
(between
Fifth
and
8ixth
ave-nuesi,
$1
050,
and
12
lots
in
Section
B
(Eleventh
Avenue
i,
$150.
I
Other
tenders
were
by
Allan
!
ousn
dodger.
Listening-in
on
owner
pdt
out
and
look
d
around.
Consolation
M
Gense
:
tie
iberatinnn
hparH
.."i.
tuu..)tM
Hii.nti..u
'
-
,
nitrii.-
;
tn
iiniitivM.il,
liUKl
time
1.
Ir,
the
prihhattn
fMiet
Mrn
hW'
13
W'S-
Kipan"r
wo'in"
Chinese
"
".........
nciuiuinrai
mere
was
a
(trouse,
ann
i
prize
and
Miss
M
Morgan,
the
Arrangements
are
well
in
hand
fur
this
year's
Poppy
campaign.
Stewart
Has
Hospital
Day
.
-
F,
lu
.
uuiiui-.:u
nati
no
Run
lor
ine
son
ol
a
gun.
had
been
regrettable
hooligan-
j
This
time
there
was
no
groosv.
ism
at
last
dance.
"Anyone
enter-
i
Expressing
thanks
for
lift,
bene-ing
with
a
bottle
in
th?ir
pocket,
I
factor
presented
card
Twas
O
Will
be
thrown
out."
'
For
'lunch.'
i
A
Murphy,
of
the
British
Colum-fiixt
f
n
loaves
and
'stuff
ine'."
hie.
Distilierv
nn
t
in
convili-Uon.
Bob
Hutchitigs
was
the
first
prize
dinner
among
the
n.
n
with
3.
Smith
taking
the
consolation.
Mr.-:.
S.
Kirkpatrlck
also
won
the
door
pri?e
A
novel
game
was
played
with
Officer
For
Kemano
Bay
STEWART.
I
DISHES
t..--y
-
Chow
Mein
Jh,
pin.
-
3:3u
a.n.
Iywood
cafe
f
orders
Phone
133
j
o.ni.,
.
tJL
Lunch
has
all
ways
been
to
me,
Was
held
under
Stewart
General
Hospital
Worn
women
and
men
In
competKion,
'
The
rip-roaring
power
house
the
object
being
for
the
women
cemtruction
camp
of
Aluminum
to
dress
as
men
and
the
men
as
Cc.
of
Canada
at
Kemano
Bay
women.
The
men
won
easily,
har
been
equipped
with
a
guar-outdistan?ing
the
women
by
a
dlar
cl
the
law.
A
one-man
de-wide
margin.
Much
hilarity
re-
tachmjut
of
the
Royal
Canadian
suited.
Senior
Regent
Mrs.
J.
M
innteri
P.ilice
ha
been
estab-
CLLlYVVi-A
ALKS
.
.
.
'
"
"11111,
ji
lu.u-liay
"ealu"
Admission
to
such
affairs
In
West
Australia
used
to
be
"One
and
sixpence
and
a
plate,"
meaning
plate
of
food.
As
left
to
go
ask.'d
If
wire
stretched
across
hall
was
to
swing
on
but
found
was
to
keep
walls
together.
Ncmhboiing
villagers
li;vd
thought
tame
as
1.
ens
Auxiliary
on
Sunday
at
the
hospital.
Hostess
for
the
occasion
was
Mrs.
J.
Bouzek,
president
or
tin?
W.A.,
assisted
by
the
matron.
Mrs.
a.
McDonald,
and
members
iif
the
auxiliary.
Tea
was
served
in
the
afternoon
and
a
silver
collection
taken.
It
was
a
highly
su:cessi.il
alfair
and
the
funds
of
the
l
ily
J'-m
EdaOHG
-j--j-
Till
hV
Stoftd?
SupUme.
!l(ILlll
jll
TANQUERAy,
GORDON
t
CO.
IT0.
1
Wj
III,
mj
I
t(
largest
fin
diitillsra
tn
tfcn
world
t
T6r
I
1
1
(
m
-
Ihin
BJvcrtl.scmeTit
lj
not,
urnii.
,j
-
J4jXv
ul
"
or
displayed
by
the
I.i
nnr
Conlrol
V
J-l
l
i
1
1
Boarrl
or
tor
the
Clovcrr.ment
ol
.jHMBUHBIHHBIMUHMallHaJ
iriti.iU
Columbia.
-
McKay
and
her
assistants
are
lirhed
there.
Constable
.
D.
THE
BEST
to
be
congratulated.
Father
Paul
left
on
Saturday's
train
fnr
Tprracu
ti,-l-tn,-
Scrounged
lift
with
Gsoff
'
Richmond
to
Perow
pionotinced
i.
,
..;.,
,
..
,'
I
Sc.hwlnghammor,
who
hails
from
Saskatchewan
and
has
been
on
city
detachment
heia
for
the
pa
t
few
months,
sailed
Monday
night
on
the
Princess
Norah
to
atsume
his
duties
as
officer
there.
QUALITY
PRINTING
fcer-t-h.
Conversation
was
of
fni-o
l..,.,l.,
lm
"
,"!""
Brutal
Assault
organization
benefited
consider
Ull
llllll
.
ill
t.
J1
.1
ubly.
The
consensus
of
the
'
demand
and
price
of
bass
metals.
I
train
guei
was
that
the
hospital
Is
Talked
at
Perow
station
with
I
reader
nf
ritiilv
very
efficiently
taken
care
of
bv
Ml-
L.
H,
Scott
At
Burns
Lake
UinMii.,,,.,,.
..ti
me
tractor
for
the
CoDuei
me
matron,
USE
HALLOWE'EN
bound
train
is
four
and
a
hulf
"'
""
monuay
,irum
hours
late.
It's
Thiustlav
and
;
1
.
6
on
a
lowl)y-
i01i:1
EUSNS
LAKE
(Special
to
the
have
h.
to
k
bs
nuwj
picked
.,,-otiMrujiion
1
will
i"1
commence
'ommen
im-
Dai'v
NewsiV.-lf
r
Wo'son.
rn-
Diamond
Driilinc
;
Telkwa
Property
j
TEI.KWA
A.
A.
Mutch
Drll-I
C
,
.11
'
Passengers
up
Dr,uJit,on
StPWArf
NPWC
iat
Ja-'-
fur
e
Rupert
boat.
1
mtt"ately
UP
the
mounta
WIVIIUI
llvll
J
I
used
used
to
to
be
be
at
at
Tvee.
Tyec,
before
before
the
the
in.
nlovce
of
the
Morr'son-Knudsnn
cd.,
was
victim
of
a
brutal
as-
LIGHTS
Mr.
Coleman,
representative
-ault
in
Emr-s
Luke
hist
week
ling
Company
have
completed
ef
the
Evans
Coleman
&
Evans
since
which
he
has
been
llown
their
summer
diamond
drilling
Co.
of
Vancouver,
was
registered
tj
Pr.nce
Geoige
and
en
to
Ed-
contmct
at
the
Copper
Ridge
at
the
Telkwa
Hotel
over
the
montjn
lor
hospital
treatment.
'
nihvj
and
are
shipping
their,
week-end.
He
is
here
on
biioi-
On
Laving
hre
in
a
DcIIavil-
couipmcnt
south.
The
Arctic1
rv
rr-.w
-
jbKeena
Highway
was
completed
slx
or
seven
years
ago,
but
it
At
the
Marmot
Lead
and
Zinc
rained
too
much,
and
hcte
it's
property
nn
the
Marmot
aivcr
tot-
cold,
so
what?"
As
left
to
go
work
Is
proceeding
apace
under
;
hot
icsd
amusing
Sports
Oulfit-the
su))orvlslon
ol
Jack
McBeth.
I
ter's
ad.
on
wall.
"Warning,
Fish-The
compressor
and
most
nf
the
rng
Pox.
Very
contagious
to
!
other
mine
equipment
and
sup-
j
adult
males.
Patient
has
no
Imanship
'j
Type...
Let
U
Solve
frinfing
Problcmj
i
imn
234
minting
Co.
(i-Ntn
iti.ocK
on
the
Christmas
lighting
string
ness,
visiting
the
various
induy-
land
Beaver
plane
he
was
still
in
Drilling
Co.
of
the
Continental
tries.
While
en
route
to
Telkwa
an
unconscious
condition.
j
Mining
Corporation
have
their
he
had
the
misfortune
to
col-
plies
are
now
at
the
mine
and
I
taste
for
Work
of
any
kind.
No
wlLn
unther
car
on
one
of
the
bad
corners
near
Perow.
j
drilling
equipment
now
at
the
J
Ccpper
Ridge
mine
and
are
waiting
f
ir
their
drillers
to
airivi
when
th;y
will
.'tart
und
riound
i
drilling
Immediately.
more
men
are
being
taken
on
'
known
cute.
Vlct'm
should
go
damaging
his
car.
daily.
fhhlng
as
often
as
pof.-lblc.
No
Hallowe'en
party
is
complete
without
'Noma"
plastic
pumpkin
snap-ons
as
an
'
effective
lighting'
decoration.
Ice
Forming
In
Interior
1.
I
Dr.
J.
T.
Mnhriy
arrived
Monday
to
make
n
examination
of
the
Stenart
Canal
gold
mine
for
Vancouver
interests.
himsei;
in
no
i'.iiid
tones
it
!jok3
as
if
hocltey
and
ika'Jlni
may
.by
m
f'k
Mrs-
Sam
'
f
Saskatoon
h-,
had
t
disturbed
list
i
h
at
devotions.
,
ey
ta
visllin
wiu
,
rviaUv
Learr.vd
hey
had
attended
con-
!
here
lor
n.onth.
Her
mo
n
h,
r
vention
in
New
York
recently.
Ml,,.
Lubber
is
a
.u
h
iiuny
adherents
in
village.
Heard
extended
visit.
disastrous
bu:
h
fire
last
year
t
-4-
f
'
SEE
THEM
TODAY
AT
TELKWA
Youngsters
here
are
'
itar'v
earlier
than
last
year.
aircaay
Hexing-
their
skating
uns
li3Cb;y
fans
are
alicady
:
Owsn
MiFadderl
and
party
nuiseies
t
jing
out
the
NORTHERN
B.C.
POWER
Co.,Ltd
affecting
many
residents.
Watch-
OU..
iril
.
h
-.
?f
.
,
lhe
.
,CPP3r
pattL-T,
u.hm
Ol
of
ice
here
and
small
there
Pt"lng
th-weeds
and
giving
the
7
i
ior
me
Mcziaain
LBKe
area
ed
v,hile
mechanic
tried
to
re
iriuiuta
last
weeK
alter
..i,n
1(;
-
.
.
i.n
.it
i
.u.
hi-inf
f,-i,
,
u
4
-w
imh;
wuitinr,
iur
u
sneei
oi
ice.
u--1
11.1115
iui&
iuv
111c
unce
I'.rsnrr
lilock
I'hone
210
Prince
Kiiprrt.
H
O,
SUwsrt,
B.C.
old
man
winter
exerting
over.
a
n
ijj
wii
UU.-U1IC.-WS
IU
VUII-
WpK
couver.
i
wiin
a
pact;
nam
oi
supplies.
t,0ve
"cold"
patch
which
had
They
expect
ta
be
eone
for
about
;fiipped
on
tyre.
introduced
to
two
moiitht
depending
on
the
Mrs.
oorrtzer's
new
baby
weather.
.
umlred
Mrs.
Spencer's
pot
d
a
tNutu
Chung
mm
Ford
Fordor
Fotd
Fordor
Monarch
Willys
Jeep
ted
pink
oleander.
Last
time
saw
one
was
In
Australia,
litre
common
H
herigrv
"There
aren't
etioiieh
medical
Rev.
Father
McNamara
has
1
been
here
during
the
pa.st
week
vLsltlng
the
local
flock.
He
held
j
servl-es
at
Premier
and
in
the
'
Mrs.
H.
C.
Ferguson
of
Tcr-racj
spent
the
week-end
here
in
Telkwa
visiting
with
her
husband.
She
motored
up
with
Mr.
and
Mis.
William
Osborne,
accompanied
by
Miss
Pat
Pender-gast
a.s
far
as
Smilhers.
t
HE
STORE
THAT'S
FIRST
WITH
THE
NEW
FAU
STUES...
'
i.
-
St.
Felix
Church
here.
ik
Values
n
a
a
o
a
a
a
a
a
and
dental
facilities
here.
People
have
to
let
their
teelh
decay
because
they
can't
get
attenticn.
We
t
auld
do
with
a
beauty
operator
in
the
district
t(.o.
There's
plenty
of
work.''
Having
had
some
trouble
in
getting
attention
in
both
these
.
services
all
along
line,
agreed
heartily
With
these
sentiments.
ltonl76W"B"
1-ton
176WB"
Mines
Close
For
Winter
The
Women's
Institute
hrl-1
their
first
card
party
of
the
.season
in
the
library
on
Wednesday.
Six
tables
were
playing.
First
prize
for
the
ladies
went
to
Mrs.
Beck,
first
for
the
men
to
Mr.
Widen,
consolations
going
to
Mrs.
Cox
and
Mr.
Noonan.
J:i.Rt'.Fn
AND
llY
7
0
DRIVE
STEWARTA-Operations
at
the
:
"This
Is
what
my
bunch
like.
Silver
Tip
mine
are
suspended
Parker
Ltd.
tlilNAKt
11
DCALERS
'
Rupert,
B.C.
lor
the
winter
Twenty
tons
of
-aid
Mr?.
Forsyth
as
she
cut
ma
euewniiiu,
were
served
oy
high
grade
ore
were
shipped
on
a
s'.ce
of
homeXnade
bread.
Just
r.
Mrs.
Bowlby
and
Monday
to
the
Trail
smelter.
;
out
of
the
oven,
and
added
crab-
,"1I!-
p
Considerable
mine
ralization
apple
jelly
just
made.
"I
guess
has
appeared
in
the
main
tun-
I'll
have
to
go
home
and
get
a
pete
McNeil,
who
has
been
nel
in
what
looks
like
the
down-
new
supply
of
buttons
from
hospitalized
the
past
month
in
ward
continuation
of
the
high
1
Mothvi
.'
she
added,
as
she
Uie
Bulkley
Valley
Hospital,
is
erade
ore
shoot
on
the
surface,
searched
for
one,
fot
her
son's
making
lavorable
progress
In
The
correlation
of
trd
miner-
i
pants.
.
regaining
his
health.
Illation
with
the
surface
show-
Thumbed
ride
hack
to
Topley
:
lngs
will
be
Investigated
during
:
In
opulent
looking
car.
Occupant1
w-
H-
Fudger,
representative
the
1952
season.
i
complained
bad
weather
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Vancouver,
was
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at
the
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here
before
leaving
for
the
dain-site
at
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on
business.
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say
who
are
"Tliey"
say
business
men
are
crooked!
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say
business
is
living
off
the
workers.
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say
business
is
making
too
much
profit.
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say
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"THEY"?
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everything
that
we
think
is
good,
everything
we
work
for?
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are
these
discontented
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who
would
have
ns
give
up
our
personal
liberty,
our
freedom
to
choose
our
jobs,
our
right
to
criticize
our
government,
our
right
to
organize
and
bargain?
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are
careful
not
to
identify
themselves
as
being
responsible
for
half-truths,
and
muddled
thinking
that
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Roy
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it
says
something
often
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with
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of
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Defence
Minister
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presented
them
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of
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Canadian
Forces
during
the
Second
World
War.
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CWAC
member
is
shown
opening
one
of
the
five
morocco
leather-bound,
gilt-edg?d
books
at
the
inscription
page.
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