Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
November
20
1951
5MAIL
TAUC
by
Syms
WITH
AN
ATTORNEY
-
"TV
J-cr3onai3
Andy
Blomberg
Talks
for
W
Minutes
With
Princess
Andy
Blomberg,
a
former
resident
of
Prince
Rupert,
now
at
Spenee's
Bridge,
writes
to
friends
here
telling
of
a
thrilling
ten
minutes
which
he
spent
conversing
informally
with
Princess
Elizabeth
arid
Ed.
Bolton,
secretary
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
Britisn
Columbia,
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Chilcotin
for
a
business
trip
I
.
V-
,
,
:
'.
-
5
11
r1
'H,
Of
HUt
It
lur5es'
2)
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
while
on
their
recent
tour
I-.
.
"'
'
i
i
i
':'
Hi
nee
to
Vancouver.
G.
W.
Graham,
inspector
of
schools,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
after-neon
from
a
trip
to
the
Namu
area
on
official
duties.
A.
Van
Snellenuerg,
superin
-
0
Western
Canada.
list,
Jtmc
-4ids
JloSpilJ
TJetv
Soc'mi
(Hub
eastbound,
minutes
at
I
The
royal
train,
stopped
lor
ten
;Spences
Bridge.
n
C7
"Can'tcha
get
me
out
on
a
haybus
corpus,
or
sumpin
.
.
?"
tendent
of
construction
for
J
".
.
.
and
what
did
you
do
after
he
threw
the
stew
at
you,
Mrs.
Jones?"
f
Norway
whist
drive
nifht
saw
14
tables
In
0
Stcguvig
and
Mrs.
O.
..
CI-..
I
n
.
1
"The
royal
couple
are
young
people,"
Andy
writes.
Canadian
Fishing
Co..
arrived
"I
want
you
to
take
this
case
to
the
Supreme
Court."
Peachy,
M.
B.
Lemon,
William
Cummings,
Jack
Campbell,
T.
H.
Priest
and
F.
E.
Wermig.
The
Hospital
Modernization
Fund
will
benellt
from
the
successful
cabaret
dance
which
the
Registered
Nurses'
Association
held
Friday
evening
In
the
Legion
auditorium.
The
dance
was
formal
and
the
,
,
W0!1
lUUira
mat
ttuu
!J
.
.
.
,i
a
m.
.
.
,.
,
,
,
.
.
I
"The
Princess
is
truly
beautiful
The
Adult
Social
Club,
s-'and
has
a
charging
personality,
thing
entire
y
new
for
Prince
Duke
k)fs
Rupert,
was
formed
last
week
In
respect
to
deceased,
who
served
as
an
alderman
years
ago,
and
In
sympathy
with
his
son,
Thomas
Black,
who
is
a
current
:
All
Jensen
uiiu
a.
iui-mcn's
first
and
second.
In
the
city
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
afternoon
from
Butedale.
Owen
Snell,
manager
of
Klem-tu
Cannery,
and
Mrs.
Snell
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
young
man,
easy
Mayor
H.
F.
Glassey
and
aider'
Hector
MacDonald
won
the
:
and
ready
of
wit.
Annunciation
Parish
with
Mrs.
G.
Lcmlre
as
treasurer.
men
attended
in
a
body
out
of
alderman.
Helen
Sparkes,
the
dresses
of
the
ladles
were
ex
The
Princess
and
Duke
spoke
prize
James
Black
!
Laid
at
Rest
Old
friends
gathered
yesterday
afternoon
at
First
Presbyterian
Church
when
Rev.
Dr.
E.
A.
Wright
conducted
funeral
service
"IZf.
iaruc
of
refreshments
was
ceptionally
lovely.
Some
100
couples
enjoyed
dancing
to
the
music
of
Bonney
Sprinkle"s
"Dukes"
and
the
delicious
refreshments.
rmimea
primarily
a
s'
most
enthusiastically
of
their
to
iorm
new
friendships,
a
social
gt
Qn
Vancouver
i's,and
event
is
planned
for
every
two:
when
asfced
abQut
hi&
fm
weeks,
the
first
being
Club
at-
trl
phm
sal(1.
..It
was
jusl
tendance
at
a
local
theatre
s
swen
Harney
Koain.
assisiea
Dy;
nsi'ii,
Miss
Ellen
Wasseng,
.
Hr'Iand.
B.
Bokken
and
!cN.iutihton.
cannery
and
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Chilcotin
for
Vancouver.
John
W.
Stanfield
arrived
In
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
week
iroin
Vancouver.
He
is
here
to
join
the
local
office
of
the
Union
Steamship
Co.
as
assistant
to
Frank
Skinner,
general
agent.
snowing
oi
Mr.
aeiveaere
Kings
the
Bell."
"We
will
surely
come
back
to
rtflnarla
JTvprvnnp
l
n
verv
Cotfee
was
served
afterwards
very
nice
tne
Wlintry
so
v'asj
in
the
school
and
it
was
decided
and
beautiful
we
couldn't
see
SAVE
50
on
fuel
bills
with
the
new
improved
,
patented
"BOOKER"
cyoUuLj,
oanne
ooie
nearly
enough
of
it.'
10
nave
a
Dowung
pariy
on
December
7.
New
.
members
are
Miss
Mollyo
Fitch,
who
has
CofoeJ
J,
Jidi
tj,HJ
litrJttti
been
visiting
here
for
the
pasting
welcomed,
especially
those
who
have
I?
irh
recently
arrived
in
couple
of
weeks
with
her
brother
the
city.
Annual
Christmas
banquet
Is
the
next
Important
function
for
EVERYBODY
HELPS
LONDON
fc
Police,
firemen
and
ambulance
men
answered
a
call
to
a
block
of
offices
here.
A
clerk
had
been
accidentally
)
for
the
late
James
Black,
pioneer
city
steam
engineer
and
former
i
alderman,
whose
death
occurred
'
suddenly
last
week.
!
Mrs.
E.
J
Smith
presided
at
,
the
organ
for
the
accompaniment
of
hymns
which
were
"iead
Kindly
Light"
and
"Abide
With
Me,"
both
of
which
were
favorites
of
deceased.
The
ushers
were
W.
D.
Smith
and
Stanley
Saville.
I
Following
the
church
service,
interment
was
made
in
Fairview
Cemetery.
Pallbearers,
steam
engineers
and
former
associates
with
deceased
in
his
work
here
over
a
period
of
forty
years,
were
S.
L.
4
models
of
or
furnaces
:rday
nwht'.s
whist
party
Mno.se
Lodge
44
persons
I
cant;;
with
the
following
BOY
BOMBADIERS
IPSWICH,
England
0
Auth
the
Catholic
Youth
Organization
In
Prince
Rupert,
and
plans
are
under
way
to
hold
It
in
the
Folder
showing
BOOKER
heaters
free
on
request
at
locked
in
the
firm's
vault,
but
he
orities
of
this
Suffolk
town
are
was
released
without
injury.
Civic
Centre
toward
the
middle
of
December.
Members
of
the
executive
this
(irst.
Mrs.
S.
Dumas;
and
sister-in-law,
Aid.
and
Mrs.
Donald
Fitch,
is
sailing
by
the
Camosun
tomorrow
on
her
return
to
Seattle.
Jarvis
H.
McLeod,
former
Collector
of
Customs
at
Prince
Rupert,
was
'
recently
appointed
mainland
north
coast
representative
of
the
B
C.
Fish
and
Game
Council
and
will
attend
a
meeting
of
the
Council
in
Penticton
December
8
and
9.
Mrs
O.
Stegavig.
tackling
a
new
problem,
the
craze
among
school
boys
for
throwing
electric
light
bulbs
out
of
railway
carriages.
On
one
route
no
Island
City
Builder's
Supply
ANCIENT
BATTLE
Lake
Trasimene
in
Italy
is
famous
as
the
scene
of
Hanni-
.
first,
ole
Stegavig;
sec
1
e"r
are:
resident
j
oanne
lio-
foed.
Secretary
Mary
Basso,
Phone
Blue
820
505
McBride
Street
fewer
than
200
bulbs
disappear-
bal's
victory
over
the
Romans
ed.
1
in
217
B
C.
;:n
Freeman.
;ip,'c
was
won
by
L.
Lasen.
Alice
Good
and
Mrs.
H.
,
.served
refreshments.
Treasurer
Marilyn
Roos,
Vice-President
Melvln
Murphy.
The
Catholic
Youth,
with
a
!
member.hiD
of
over
50.
look
i
inii'Hi
i
MMiiir
triii
,
,
t,
r
)-w
I
back
on
a
successful
year,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stephen
King,
1
especially
on
their
bi-monthly
1
after
a
week's
visit
to
the
city
I
get-togethers
which
consisted
'
during
which
they
attended
the
'
mainly
of
refreshments
and
en-
j
wedding
last
week
of
Hemsby
'
tertainment.
Chief
project
dur-
j
King
to
Miss
Betty
Stordale,
ling
the
year
was
the
painting
'
sailed
this
morning
by
the
Chil-i
of
the
floors
In
the
school's
Pink
cotin
on
their
return
to
Salt
I
Room.
Spring
Island.
Me-Hi
Aids
ic
Centre
:v
v.as
keen
as
the
four
ol
Bootli
Memorial
School
il
in
the
membership
on
behalf
of
the
Civic
the
outcome
of
which
uiistuntial
number
of
new
Attention
Legionnaires
You
along
with
thousands
of
others
deposited
many
millions
of
dollars
with
The
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
this
year.
A
REPORT
TO
OUR
CUSTOMERS
Schools,
roads
and
other
public
services
are
made
possible
in
part
by
bond
issues.
$28,5
millions
of
these
bonds
were
held
by
The
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
as
of
October
31st.
f
rr
from
all
parts
of
the
iHw
eloM-d
last
week,
i.uuse
executives
had
tabu-
ii"
returns,
it
was
found
'.
pirn
had
placed
first
with
4
i.
Bela
and
Delta
follow-
ortler
men!
imied.
school
was
stirred
by
the
J
,
competition
of
-ne
con-
The
annual
Christmas
Tree
for
the
children
(under
nine
years)
of
members
of
the
Canadian
Legion
will
be
held
in
the
Navy
Drill
Hall
from
2
p.m.
to
5
p.m.
on
Sunday,
December,
.16th.
1
I20tl
i
A
a
stimulus
to'Uw
school
id.
"each
student
really
'
one
of
the
members
of
i-.'JL
t.
..
''4
r-"
ii
"
i
!
V
mi
I'
.ma
ism
Club
wrote.
i
n-warrl
fur
handling
the
i
he
Hu;h
School
was
grant-use
of
the
Civic
Centre
f
.urn
tor
til-:-
forthcoming
nil
series
with
Kay-Hi
of
Names
and
age
of
children
must
be
registered
by
December
3rd
either
by
leaving
names
in
the
Legion
office
or
by
phoning
553
or
Black
609.
W.
J.
WILLIAMS,
Secretary-Manager.
At
October
31:
Loans
to
private
business
and
industry
amounted
to
376,426,000.
ft
0-
rer
tJ.09,Ofil
f...
i
;h
Students
lling
Cards
:z;i!"'
Canada
must
buy
and
sell
abroad
to
maintain
prosperity
at
home.
The
Bank
provides
financial
services
so
neoessary
to
this
important
export-import
trade.
li'iiiiiiilViWiaiiiiiilitniiniililtTilllWI
,
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,lt!l!f"ttlil"li,
;
Liiuiiii'i!;.
:w.
iiii.iimiiiimuilli.iillil.iili
fiiuK
for
school
ptir-
Htud
'tits'
Council
of
I
:J
.V
f.i
I
'he
.St
1
Mernoi
'mortal
0,(.
,
"""')
Hiuh
School
is!
Layaway
Special
f
Christ
mas
cards.
The
it
makes
a
fifty
percent
I
.rl.,
'"'
'"rr.
M5'2,5flO
n
on
the
cards,
the
sale
of
"monies
until
a
few
days
''hi'i.stmas.
-"'it).
Old,
This
mdney
went
to
work
across
Canada
and
abroad.
cu.
(D
'
"MJ.aw.ss.
os
SETS
ft-
,
.
,
helping
farmers
improve
their
farms
?
J-,
feaoers
,9
"'.rV(,
".-Hhm
...
32.50
"wnl
p.
111.
meciiim
Monday.
No-
"Ii
0
.
...
-
;;Q-n
"'""'.'.IVW
"".ISIS,
'''''.
ifKI
IU1
helping
.
rlyP
...
the
oil
and
mining
industries
'"'mni
Wr
f,,,
fishermen
"'I
h,
23.
8
p.m.
(276c)
ettcMansfU's
Prc-t'hri.st-lf
continues.
(278cl
Chrisiiiiai
Sale
at
An-1'iiiM'U's
.still
going
strong.
(278c)
..tf
9
KcKtilur
Moose
A
small
deposit
holds
your
choice
lw.,,7j7
H.
'fN.U.nrrrr.,
;"'-'Jf..n5
r:
IV
iu
r
am
meeling
Tuesday,
-'.ti'l
V
j
"tt:muer
l.
null'
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1
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GEORGE
COOK
Jff
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
TERRACE
helping
industry
y
1?
anon
of
candidates.
(277c)
helping
Canadians
in'
...
IN
FACT,
thousands
of
CARDS
XMAS
DEC-ill'JNS-
XMAS
PRESENTS.
M
ran
t
iiii.s.s
with
all
this.
I
POLE
GIBT
SHOP,
(ltd
'
business
and
industry,
large
V7--
.-a.Ti
and
small,
to
develop
new
.
y
products,
more
products,
better
products,
to
create
m
jobs,
and
to
keep
our
country
growing!
Call
363
the
lumber
business
f:
"ithtv
.
.
.
Plcnning
Building
or
Repairing
WHICH
MEANS
Helping
Canada
Grow
is
Our
Business
A
'
j
)
pgYALOTV
I
C
A
H
R
E
D
FOODS
jf
v
THAT
THE
MONEY
you
save
is
not
only
building
a
nest-egg
for
your
future
but
part
of
it
is
doing
a
REAL
job
in
building
Canada's
future
too.
IMITCHELI
&
CURRIE
SitiY
OF
GOOD
FRIENDSHIP
l-IMITro
fillers
&
coi.
traitors