Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
June
23,
1951
Sockeye
Boats
Averaging
39
Urges
People
Do
Something
Local
a
d
PERSONAL
JJome
Cooking.
prizerj&dt
Sockeye
fishing,
which
began
in
the
Naas
and
Skeena
river
Inactive
Idealism
of
No
Value,
Rector
Tells
Rotary
Cash
for
old
gold.
Bulger's.
,J
areas
at
p.m.
Sunday
with
,
,,
v.
.v,
.
should
do
their
Job
,
fljIy.
for
eacn
?
Salt
Lake
ferry
running
every
Sunday
starting
at
12
noon,
weathsr
permitting,
(tf)
even
if
they
may
get
"messed
up
hundreds
of
gillnetters,
has
a
little,"
Rev.
Canon
Basil
Prcck-
dledl
off
33
for
the
Naas
There
will
be
two
Masses
In
Annunciation
Church
this
Sunday
instead
of
three.
The
Masses
will
be
at
9
and
10:30.
(147c)
Alex
McRae
sailed
last
night
Greenville
Bund
r
e
c
o
r
d
s
t
una
itoianans
ui
i""1-""
and
3g
for
the
Skeena.
Sidewalk
And
Fence
Cedar
At
Attractive
Prices
PHONES:
116,
117
or
58
CIVIC
CENTRE
INDUSTRIAL
FAIR
ond
NATURAL
RESOURCES
EXHIBITION
Friday,
June
29
to
Saturday,
July
7,
1951
(broadcast
auplicates)
available
inursudy.
.
Tiowver
canneries
report
that
at
Colussi's
Music
8tore.
210
4th
Today,
there
were
tnose
wno
averagesof
M
and
100
have
been
oireet
uniu
June
zo.
unci
wwiui
nave
uunuus
w
-
eajv
jn
tne
Ed
Edye
ye
Pass
ann
Stevens
Island
areas.
on
the
Coquitlam
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Masset
on
business
as
field
supervisor
of
the
census.
He
will
return
to
the
city
to
Valhalla
Lodge
midsummer
cause
"they
are
idealists
and
are
Fisheries
department
h
e
r
e
j
night
dance
at
Valhalla
Hall,
afraid
to
mix
with
people
who
cannot
estimate
yet
how
many
I
Saturday,
June
23.
Members
and
are
not
g0
ideal.
morrow.
gillnetters
are
out
this
year,
but
:
SECTION
A
(Under
14
years
of
age)
!
friends
cordially
Invited.
(147c)
SECTION
C
(Open)
m
"They
are
afraid
their
livs
figures
will
be
available
"eanyi
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
will
be
messed
up
in
doing
dis-
J.
week
..
Kpimge
Cake,
Date
Loaf,
Apple
Pie.
Imml
Pie.
Ilnuehiiuts,
Bak-
Bread.
Buim.
MuffliiH.
Oriip
Cookies.
tiKMolate
Cake.
Hhlte
Cake
First
prize
for
each,
2
00.
Second
prize
for
each.
SI.
00.
Ibert
&
McCaffery
Somebody
has
to
carry
our,
,
!
Powder
BiMulttt,
Kronen,
Hhort
Bread.
Ire
Box
Cookie.
Drop
the
administration
of
public
at-
EDITOR
DIES
.oca
CookleN,
Home-made
Candy
First
prize
for
each.
$2.00.
Second
prize
fairs.
Rather
it
should
be
yon
CHURT,
Surrey,
England
w
who
have
a
Christian
belief."
vm
mer
inint
editor
of
the
Econ-
(Ready-Mixes
not
to
be
used.)
SECTION
B
(Open)
picnic
will
be
held
tomorrow,
Sunday,
June
24.
All
those
planning
to
attend
please
meet
at
tne
Imperial
OH
dock
at
10:30
a.m.
uic
Attention
Moose
Lodge
Members
Bus
for
scheduled
fishing
trip
leaves
from
Moose
Temple
at
8
a.m.
this
Sunday.
Please
be
prompt.
(ltc)
3n
I
I
,
.
.
i
1
'..
.-,
i
t
Ann
Den
,!
for
each,
1
00.
(Ready-Mixes
not
to
be
used.)
cJLeaveS
ixev.
jrrocKier
tompai
wiuimc
uigest,
on
ucvhicj
world
todav
with
the
Biblical
en.
collaDsed
and
died
in
the
White
Bread
(made
with
Purity
Flour)
-
First
prtre,
4i
lb
ck
Purity
-white
flour.
Second
prize,
24
lb.
sack
Purity
white
flour.
situation,
of
NicmiaJi,
whos?
!
street.
He
was
72.
people,
because
of
enemy
threats!
a
irtir
I
turn
i
it
UPERT
1
P.
I
worKeu
wiin
one
nuiiui
uu
wi.
aJSec
leir
Brown
Bread
(made
with
Purity
Flour)
First
prize.
49
lb.
sack
dagger,
Attention
Rebekah
Bisters
SECTION
D
(Open)
whole
wheat
Purity
Hour,
eecouu
SOSES
!lr!S.ll5!il,ln2iSl
excited
boys
and
girls
from'
attend
the
Church,
even
if
in
honor
Presi
prize.
24
lb.
sack
Purity
flour.
m
of
the
Assembly
ki,..h.rrv
jutn
Hhubarb
Jam.
udic
seven
British
Columbia
cities
."there
are
those
who
are
afraid
r4n.t
n.111
V.
n
VaI
4
1,
11,4,1
Tea
BIM'UUS
(maac
ivu
Flour
i7
lb.
sack
Purity
flour.
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u
,UPi.
Knli
I'll
klrd
Ueetl,
UCIll
Will
UC
11C1U
111
UIC
UUUVa
r.l
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Vm
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v
VdllCUUVCl,
b,
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III
T
.
i
,
i
0
-
,
,
fellows
Hall
at
8
Monday,'
.
pnt,jrnn
p.m.
Npl'n
k.,.1
loops.
,
Nelson,
Penticton,
Kel-
leal
people.
The
above
prizes
are
through
the
r
lh
Cakes.
.Meat
ljiaf
First
prise
for
each.
$2.00.
Second
prize
for
The
following
is
a
list
of
suc
June
25.
(148c)
courtesy
OI
miiiriwr
miwciji
cessful
candidates
in
examlna
each.
Sl.uu.
TOBACCO
STORE
ve.
-
Opposite
Ormcs
;l
MAGAZINES
and
PERIODICALS
iX)BACCO
and
CONFECTIONERY
lock
A!ays
Moving
and
Frctb
trlDUtors
lor
1-urii.y
riwu.
owna
and
Port
Alberni
lef
1
1
He
called
attention
to
the
Bib-here
Thursday
night
in
a
special
Ileal
parable
where
one
of
thre
Canadian
National
Railways
men
who
received
a
tenant
from
sleeper
to
commence
a
three-j
their
master
returned
it,
sayin?
months
eoodwill
tour
that
will
'
he
had
kept
it
clean
and
un-
,
tions
held
recently
by
the
Royal
Conservatory
of
Music
of
To-jrunto
In
Prince
Rupert.
The
i
names
are
arranged
in
order
of
Succeed
Entries
received
Tuesday
afternoon
and
evening,
July
S,
1951.
take
them
through
Canada
and
'
soiled
and
had
done
nothing
evil
Great
Britain.
with
it.
The
master
had
con-
Judging
Wednesday
morning,
July
4.
Exhibits
open
to
the
public,
Wednesday
afternoon
and.
evening,
July
4.
oiepft
5
The
youngsters
are
members
,
demned
the
man.
of
the
Elear
Choir.
Conducted
R.
McGlover,
Edmonton
Ro-
merit.
PIANO
Grade
X
Honors
Lorna
Melvln.
Pass
June
Henry.
Grade
IX
Honors
Elizabeth
Martin;
IWU
-
I
1
1
..
i
M
....
"t,'"u
m
Tul;by
C.
E.
Findlater
of
this
city.
tarian,
was
a
visitor
and
receiV'
ed
a
souvenir
can
of
salmon.
assisted
bv
Mrs.
Findlater,
he
ENTRY
FORM
tions
held
recently
by
the
Royal
ified
Steam
Boiler,
efrigeration
and
Pipe
Welders
;
Certified
Operators
has
led
similar
tours
on
two
previous
occasions,
but
made
up
entirely
of
Vancouver
singers.
This
year's
group
makes
the
choir
more
truly
representative
Margery
Ann
Stewart-Bur-!
ton.
Pass
George
Henry.
j
Grade
VIII
j
Pass
Sylvia
Helland.
i
Grade
VII
Honors
Elaine
Chrlstenson.
Conservatory
of
Music
of
To-i
ronto
in
Prince
Rupert
St.
Joseph's
Academy.
The
names
are
arranged
in
order
of
merit.
PIANO
Grade
IX
Honors
Olive
Strand.
Pass
Olga
Zabudney.
Grade
VII
Pass
Sena
Pavlikls;
Marjorie
TattersOll.
-t
$400,000
PER
DAY
..
.
Every
working
day
last
year
the
Sun
Life
pai4
out
an
average
of
nearly
S400.000
to
policyholders
and
beneficiaries.
In
many
cases
tha
insurance
check
represented
tha
onfj
funds
available
at
a
time
of
dire
need.
Ara
your
dependents
similarly
protected?
JOHN
T.
FOWLE
NAME
.DDRESS
!
Article
Section
.
Section..
Section..
Section..
Section..
,
Section..
build
Stacks,
Fire
!e
in
and
Tanks
all
sizes
INDUSTRIAL
of
the
entire
province.
j
Headed
for
Quebec,
where
they
board
the
Cunard
Line
SS
Samaria,
on
June
27,
the
Elgar
Choir
party
arrives
in
Winni
tr
-f
,
it
ELLSII1VJ
VaW
1st
E.
Phone
Green
884
Grade
VI
Articles
not
claimed
Wednesday
night
at
10
p.m.
will
be
donated
to
the
hospital
Phone
Black
837
peg
on
Saturday
evening,
June
23.
The
following
night
they
again
entrain
for
the
east,
arriving
in
Montreal
on
Tuesday
morning,
June
26.
On
Wedes-day
moring
they
continue
their
Jourey
to
shipside
in
Quebec.
Arriving
in
Southampton
on
First
Class
Honors
Paul
An-
trobus.
Pass
Margaret
Olsen.
Grade
V
SUN
LIFE
ASSURANCE
COMPANY
OF
CANADA
ON
Grade
VI
Honors
Brian
Roberts;
Robert
Melvln,
Roy
Sieber
(equal);
Gael
Redpath,
Roberta
Reid
(equal).
Pass
June
Burnip;
Grace
Wood.
Grade
V
Honors
Margaret
Anne
Walk-land.
Grade
IV
Honors
Margaret
Anne
Walk-
land;
Marilyn
Anderson.
Pass
Elizabeth
Jones;
Carol
Nelson.
Grade
III
Pass
Bruce
Forward;
Verna
Fossum;
Deanna
Mae
Peterson.
Grade
II
July
6,
the
choir
sings
there
Display
during
that
week-end,
following
which
it
will
tour
many
points
in
England,
Scotland
and
Wales.
While
in
the
Old
Country
the
Honors
Myrna
Knutsen;
Victor
Prystay;
Delia
Halg.
Pass
Anita
Rogersori;
Elolse
Lahti.
Grade
IV
First
Class
Honors
Beverly
Barwick.
Honors
Marian
Smith;
Thel-ma
Pavlikls.
Pass
Suzanne
Kergin,
Nita
HANDSOME
LASTING
LEATHERS
SCIENTIFIC
FIT
AND
COMFORT
ewedt
Styled
WW!!
SHINGOLEEEN
Made
in
many
attractive
colors,
Shingoleen
beautifies
and
protects
old
and
new
shingles
and
fences.
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
singing
ambassadors
of
goodwill
will
holiday
for
a
week
with
friends
and
relatives,
many
of
whom
they
will
meet
for
the
first
time.
!
The
choir
leayes
Southampton
for
Canada
on
August
23
and
ORD'S
Honors
Peggy
Ann
Dominate.
IN
EVERY
LINE
FOR
ALL
USES
AND
OCCASIONS
Weise
(equal).
Grade
III
Honor
Shirra
Halliday;
Oail
Weise.
Grade
II
Honors
Margaret
A
n
f
1
e
1
d;
Pass
Loree
Faught.
Grade
I
British
Built
will
visit
a
number
of
Canadian
cities
for
recitals
while
enroute
back
to
Vancouver
where
its
members
are
due
to
arrive
September
15.
Barbara
Teng
is
the
Prince
Rupert
member
of
the
party.
Joan
LeRoss.
Pass
Marlita
Ferguson;
Kay
Johnson;
Jill
Weise.
Pass
Norma
Haan,
Marina
Postulo
(equal).
VIOLIN
Grade
VI
Honors
Robert
Albert
Jensen.
Grade
IV
CONSUL
GOING
ON
A
Grade
I
AT
Honors
Dawn
Hurrell.
Pass
Kathleen
Saunders;
Joanne
Murray.
PICNIC?
PAPER
PLATES
PAPER
CUPS
PAPER
SPOONS
WAX
PAPER
PAPER
NAPKINS
THERMOS
BOTTLES
Parker
Ltd.
Honors
Janette
Agnes
Spark;
Donald
John
MacLeod.
Grade
III
Honors
Robert
William
Black-
aby;
Richard
Forward.
Pass
Donald
Husnik.
Grade
II
Pass
Donald
Earl
Baldwin.
in
.
.MONARCH
DFAI.tRS
STARTED
YOUNO
j
Samuel
Hearne,
the
great
Eng-I
lish
explorer
who
died
In
1792,
,
was
a
midshipman
In
the
Royal;
fashion
ffootv,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
wear
;
Navy
at
the
age
of
11.
Get
your
Picnic
Supplies
from
ouncemenlJ
-JIU
IVfAM
1
4it
Assault
With
Intent
to
Rob
Soroptimist
Novelty
Square
uu
cRrifjJLi!;
NEW
SHIPMENT
Dance,
June
23.
i
Canadian
Legion
Auxiliary!
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printed
PROMPT
SERVICE
CHANDLER'S
STUDIO
216
4th
Street
Box
645
Phone
Green
389
Prince
Rupert
William
Walter
Flese
and
Irai
B.
Rinehart
were
remanded
one
tea,
homecooking
sale.
Legion
Hall,
June
28.
Women's
Coordinating
Tea,
Sept.
20.
MTftiTltirr,
.week
In
police
court
Friday
af
BICYCLES
ter
being
charged
witn
assauii,
with
Intent
to
rob.
Catholic
Fall
Bazaar,
October
STEAMER
ince
Rupert
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
Md
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
"KDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
The
two
men
are
alleged
to
3
and
4.
Rebekah
Bazaar,
October
20
have
attacked
John
Isak
last.
the
WERLICH
LINE
Monday
night
In
a
rooming
house.
Isak
was
badly
beaten
BEAUTIFUL
'GAMS'
CONTEST
July
5
Presbyterian
Fall
Sale,
November
15.
(153c)
Cathedral
Bzaar,
November
17.
(153c)
I.O.D.E.
Fall
Bazaar
November
22.
St.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
November
29.
and
claims
he
lost
a
wallet
containing
$70.
CNR
Bus
Gets
More
Business
Full
selection
for
Men,
Ladies,
Boys
and
Girls
WAGONS
All
Sizes
and
Styles
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
donleit
to
find
the
most
icautifuf
oCegJ
in
prince
IQtipert
TRICYCLES
Many
Sizes
B.C.
Cljn
Travel
on
the
CNR
passenger
bus
along
the
Skeena
Highway
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Sml-thers
continues
to
gradually
In
e5e
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Free
Nylons
to
the
First
-Fifty
Entries
Enter
now
and
be
sure
to
get
yours
crease.
The
run
is
made
during
the
night,
although
there
is
the
jwssibllity
it
being
changed
t'
daytime.
This
was
asked
for,
but
there
is
nothing
known
as
to
what
decision
will
be
made.
The
highway
is
reported
to
be
in
Rood
shape.
MJie
fares
a-e
being
picked
up
at
various
points
between
this
city
and
the
ln-tnr'o''
country.
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mein
Open
S
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
v(ir
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
Call
363
R
BETTER
.
.
.
FIRST
PRIZE
25
PAIRS
OF
NYLONS
-a
year's
supply
SECOND
PRIZE
15
PAIRS
OF
NYLONS
Judging
of
unidentified
contestants
bv
silhouette
KimsJOY
Planning
Building
or
"-Repairing
Open
to
Girls
16
years
and
over
Civic
Centre
Wear
Stores
Entries
at
or
Ladles'
ELECTROLUX
Canada
Ltd.
This
is
your
lost
chance
to
get
your
new
ElcctroluK
at
the
old
price.
Act
fast
and
limited
amount
loft.
save
$24,50.
Very
Let
us
see
to
your
car's
needs,
through
regular
check-ups
on
Tires,
Battery,
Radiator
and
Crankcase
MITCHELL
a
Superior
Auto
Service
N0RMRN
BX.
INDUSTRIAL
and
NATURAL
.
-
RESOURCES
EXHIBITION
June
29th.
To
July
7th.
CURRIE
'
Phone
Blue
970
STUDEBAKER
and
AUSTIN
DEALERS
Third
Avenue
at
Park
Qreen
217
LIMITED
itfi
Kid,
lcr
t
Contractors