Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
April
17,
1951
oca
CAL
PERSONAL
'Credit
Care
Emphasized
Net
Profit
Essential
Basis
of
Doing
Business,
Accountant
Declares
Speaking
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Grantors'
Association
last
night,
Scott
McLaren,
chartered
accountant,
urged
the
SOUnd
Wisdom
nf
liiriolno
h
I
shook
his
head.
"Really
don't
mow.
Another
thought
the
weather
was
"too
good."
"Should
be
rainine.
I
euess
"
Two
or
three
people
glared
at
mm,
ana
he
stopped
talking
about
the
weather..
Mr.
Terence
McCann
and
Rocky,
who
arrived
here
on
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday,
will
visit
here
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Larson,
537
8th
Avenue
West,
before
returning
to
Vancouver.
SPECIAL!
Alberta
Deep
Seam
Fine
Day
But
No
Steelhead
Mr.
Steelhead
did
not
co-operate
at
all
last
Sunday,
although
experienced
anglers
used
every
lure
and
inducement
known
to
tnem
in
an
effort
to
land
a
Derby
entry.
About
half
a
hundred
fishermen
trudged
the
banks
of
the
Cloyah
River.
The
weather
was
beautiful,
but
the
fish
didn't
bite.
No
one
came
close
to
Harold
Thorn
and
his
scales
although
it
was
thoueht
he'd
he
W
$1
6-75
PER
TON
They're
amazing
good
Made
with
Amazing
New
Fast
DRY
Yeast!
trend
of
business
from
the
net'?UIMrom
from
Van"ver.
Vancouver.
Mr.
Mr.
Atch-
Atch-proflt
standpoint
rather
than
1
.
n
ls
wltn
Nelson
Bros.
Fishcr-
10
SACKS
8.50
I
PHONE
116
-117
or
58
I
bert
&
McCaffery
from
that
of
volume
of
sales.
He
j
Ltdi
here'
warned
against
embarking
upon
Registered
Nurses'
chapter
a
policy
of
credit
selling
without
,
will
hold
a
sale
of
Homecooking
a
proper
appraisal
of
the
lmpli-1
In
McRae's
Sat.
April
21,
2-5
p
m
cations
of
credit
sales.
I
(94C
The
cost
of
credit
selling,
con-Ririerlng
capital
outlay
selling
1
C-P
Fishermen's
farewell
administrating
and
accounting
'
dance-
civlc
Centre,
April
23,
10
cost,
was
usually
from
seven
to
!
p
m
"2
a
m-
Admission
by
ticket
ten
percent
of
the
sales
dollar
1
?
Tlckcts
available
at
Co-op
the
speaker
estimated.
The
im-1
ry
and
Cow
Bav
store-
95c
e!T,!5j
A
regular
routine
business
-
M
:
...
-
r
H
I
LIMMtU
and
John
Bultrer
Ls
on
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
Women
of
the
Moose
will
hold
their
regular
meetlno-
Wed
nesday,
April
18.
(91c)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
H
At-.hisnn
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Camo-sun
.g
'
Prlnce
Fishing
Vessel
Owners'
Associ-
ation
was
held
In
the
Civic
Cen-
etr
last
week-nd,
with
President
Harold
Helland
In
the
chair
neral
meeting
U.F.A.W.U.
fireworkers,
Thursday,
April
111
7'3fl
n
nfl
TTninn
Un.ll
T
1
au.
xju.h-
,
.
,
memb
P'ease
attend
91c)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
C.
Dudley
left
'r
the
northern
trip
aboard
'the
Princess
Lou;e
yesteraay.
Mrs.
Dudlev
arrivaH
ko
nn
tv,
Company,
Joined
her
here.
vnHi..
.
.
.
.
...
ruunO
l"P
lOUrlSt
VlSi',-
Mr.
and
Mrs
F
W
rLu,
of
Hamilton
Ontario
Thei
making
the
round
trnor-h
atoaVdheCamosun
and
were
here
this
mornins
Knuthhomirl
from
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart.
'
or
speeding
in
the
city.
tw.
drivers
were
finer!
K.r
by
oy
Mr
Mr.
McLaren
McLaren.
'
The
speaker
discussed
In
de-;
tail
the
higher
cost
of
carrying
on
credit
business,
as
compared
with
cash,
and
the
risks
con-!
nected
therewith.
Imnnrtanee
was
attache'd
to
the
necessity
of
.
J
I
.i
cxerclsine
car
in
erantlne
rrprift
qiiH
(KA
.
wc
ouuut'llt
Buyer-
vision
of
accounts
receivable
tn
ensure
collection.
j
Mr.
McLaren
felt
that
mer
-
chants
in
Prince
Rupert
were
now
fortunate
in
hfelno-
nhi
Princess
princess
Louise
Louise
from
from
Vflnemiver
Vancouver
In
111
true
lrue
spring
spring
fashion
fashion
there
there
and
Mr.
Dudley,
who
Is
employed
wero
th
ee
brush
fires
that
sum-on
wltn
the
Columbia
Cellulose
mol,ecl
the
city
fire
brigade
ove-
M.
H.
McLean,
manager
of
Namu
cannery,
and
Mrs.
McLean
returned
there
at
the
end
of
the
week
after
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
United
Church
men's
strawberry
and
ice
cream
social
and
home-cooking
sale,
Thursday,
April
19,
7
p.m.
(H)
Fire
department
had
a
call
at
4:05
yesterday
afternoon
to
100
Eighth
Avenue
West.
A
chimney
fire
resulted
In
little,
if
any,
damage.
S.O.N.
Fishermen's
farewell
dance,
Wednesday,
April
18,
10-2.
Mike
Colussi's
orchestra.
Refreshments.
Everybody
welcome.
-
(91ci
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Douglas
of
Bella
Bella
and
Mr
and
Mrs
NT
C.
Campbell
of
Namu
cami
north
from
Vancouver
at
the
week-end
on
the
Messrs
Douglas
and
Campbell
are
accountants
for
B.
C.
Packers.
J.
R.
Mcintosh,
engineer
with
the
Department
of
Public
Works
from
New
Westminster,
arrived
in
the
citv
vesterdav
on
the
Princess
Louise.
During
Robert
uaviason
s
illness,
Mr.
Mcintosh
will
be
chief
entrineer
of
the
snagboat
Skeena,
Capt.
W.
F.
Robertson.
(he
week-end
nn?
Saturdjv
evening
at
6th
Ave.
and
Donald
f
ind
r-n
uvi'hin
the
cqiha
I"?'
afternoon-
Tnc
C.a"S
n
Sunday
were
to
1929
Atlin
AVh
"
1:15
P
m-
and
the
sec"
"'
"
215
D
m
Mr-
a,ld
Mrs-
James
Knox,
who
have
been
in
the
citv
fo-
seve
eral
months
while
Mr.
Knox
was
.
.
I
1
PEAS
AS
SOON
BE
PREPARED
j
vest
for
the
space
occupied,
they
are
50
delicolls
wnen
grow
in
i
,u
.
.
.
,
J
lmmediately
after
,
harvesting,
that
many
gardeners
are
willing
to
give
them
the
space
needed.
Hot
weather
1s
their
greatest
enemy,
so
they
do
best
in
sections
where
spring
comes
early,
or
in
the
north
where
summers
are
cool.
Everywhere
the
first
sowing
of
peas
should
be
made
early
as
possible,
having
in
mind
that
the
finer
varieties,
which
have
wrinkled
seed,
may
decay
if
the
i.w--
nnvM
rf,w
vriST
EL
"
"
"
"i
snuiiM!
Bupenriwnaeiii
ot
constructnn
w.
D.
Vance
in
city
police
court,
of
the
new
Totem
Theatre
for
They
were
Francis
Montesano
Dawson
&
Hall,
contractors
will
and
Patrick
Mazzel,
charged
sail
Thursday
night
for
Vau-wlth
infraction
of
the
city
by-
couver.
They
are
proceedlne
law
Both
were
fined
$15
and
East
soon
for
an
extended
visi'
$2.50
costs.
"There
ls
a
speed
in
Quebec
and
Ontario
and
will
limit
of
25
miles
per
hour,"
atterH
th
graduation
cf
their
warned
an
RCMP
officer
of
the
daughter
from
MGill
Univer-city
detachment.
.
-sity.
JELLY
BUNS
Mfasurp
intn
small
linwl.
1
c.
lukewarm
vratrr.
2
tps.
granu-lakil
MiKar;
stir
until
siicar
dissolved.
Sprink-lc
with
2
yri-velopcs
Kleischmanii's
Koval
Fast
Kising
Dry
Yeast.
Let
stand
10
min..
THKN
stir
well.
Cream
Ik
c
shortruinK;
gradually
blemi
in
1
t
granulated
sugar,
2
tspi.
8lt,
J
tsp.
grated
nutmeg.
Gradually
beat
in
2
well-beaten
eKga.
Stir
in
'A
tsp.
lemon
extract,
c
milk
which
ha
been
callcd
and
cooled
to
lukewarm,
and
yeast
mixture.
Stir
in
3
c
once-sifted
bread
flour;
beat
until
month.
Work
in
3
c.
more
once-sifted
bread
flour.
Knead
until
smooth
and
elastic;
place
in
greased
bowl
and
brush
top
with
melted
butter
or
shortening.
Cover
and
set
in
warm
place,
free
from
draught.
Let
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
J'unch
down
douKh-ami
cut
into
36
equal
portions;
knead
into
smooth
balls.
Brush
with
melted
butter
or
margarine,
roll
in
fine
granulated
sugar
and
arrange
V2
apart
on
greased
baking
pans.
Cover
and
let
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
T.wist
the
handle
of
knife
in
the
top
of
each
roll
to
form
an
indentation;
fill
with
jelly.
Cover
and
let
rise
15
min.
longer.
IJake
in
moderately
hot
oven,
J75-,
about
18
min.
No
more
disappointments
because
the
yeast
has
spoiled!
Fleischmann's
Fast
DRY
Yeast
.
replaces
old-fashioned
perishable
yeast
because
it
keeps
fresh
and
full
strength
right
in
your
cupboard!
For
fast-rising
dough
and
grand
oven
results
ger
Fleischmann's
Fast
DRY
Yeast
to-day!
SPRING
TOYS
Wagons
Marbles
Cap
Guns
Tricylcs
Kites
Yo-Yo's
and
Balloons
mm
.
.
Is
to
Fly
Over
Japan
Soon
Robert
Mclnnes
will
be
looking
down
on
the
snow
capped
Mt.
Fujiyama
as
he
flies
over
Japanese
skyways.
Promoted
to
skipper
of
the
regular
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
45-passenger
North
Star
aircraft,
M:.
Mclnnes
will
leave
the
city
this
week-end
for
Vancouver.
He
has
been
pilot
of
the
Sandsplt-Prince
Rupert
run
for
the
past
two
years.
After
two
months
"schooling"
In
navigation
and
other
tech-niques,
Mr.
Mclnnes
will
become
captain
of
a
North
Star,
In
a
three-point
fright
to
Hong
Kong.
"Ill
have
to
take
a
detour
into
Prince
Rupert,"
joked
"Bob"
Mclnnes,
w'no
will
pats
near
the
city,
from
Vancouver
en
route
to
.
the
first
stop
at
!nemya
in
the
Aleutian
Islands.
From
there
the
plans,
staffed
with
four
officers
besides
the
captain,
and
two
stewardesses
will
continue
to
Tokyo,
thence
to
Hong
Kong.
Mrs..
Mclnnes
and
Crale.
7
Lynda.-
6.
and
Saundra,
4,
will
make
their
home
In
Vancouver
at
the
end
of
the
school
term
here.
For
Mr.
Mclnnes
this
promotion
climaxes
8.000
flying
hours
as
a
pilot
or
18.000
hours
Incliiri.
i
ing
his
experience
as
an
airplane
!
"I'll
be
sorry
to
leave
Prince
Rupert,"
the
pilot
said
this
morning.
Mr.
Mclnnes
is
used
to
the
north
country,
having
gained
his
flying
experience
as
a
bush
pilot
In
northern
Ontario.
His
parents
now
live
at
Sioux
Lookout.
Previous
to
coming
to
Prince
Rupert,
he
flew
as
first
officer
on
the
CPA
Vancouver-Calgary
run
for
two
years.
Walter
(Wallyi
Jennings,
who
flew
out
of
Vancouver
with
the
company
before
coming
here
recently,
will
succeed
Mr,
Mclnnes
as
pilot.
A
first
officer
Is
expected
here
this
weekend.
Cimratl
jS
'reef
Jctt
and
Srt
fe
A
lovely
spring
clay
brought
many
out
Lo
the
White
Flenhnn-.
Tea
held
on
Saturday
at
Con-!
A
SPECIAL
GENERAL
MEETING
of
th
CIVIC
CENTRE
ASSOCIATION
will
he
held
TIM
IISHAY,
APRIL
19th,
at
S
p.m.
in
the
Civic
Centre
Auditorium
to
consider
the
following
business:
eiunn
particularly
busy
weighing-in
catches.
And
no
one
else
had
anything
brighter
to
report.
"Maybe
those
fish
are
too
well
fed,"
said
one
fisherman,
but
-4.
nnGHHiements
Canadian
Legion
card
nartv
April
25.
Card
party.
Catholic
Hall,
April
19.
United
Church
men's
Strawberry
and
ice
cream
social
and
homecooking
sale
Thursday,
April
19,
7
p.m.
W.O.T.M.
Surinz
bazaar.
Aoril
20.
Conrad
School
PTA
rsrrt
party,
Friday,
April
20.
8
p.m.
St.
Petr
s
Spring
Sale.
April
26.
United
W.A.
Spring
sale,
May
3.
Konja
tea.
May
12.
Presbyterian
Missionarv
Tea.
church
hall,
May
16.
Eastern
Star
Tea.
Mu.so:iic
Temple,
May
17.
Lutheran
tea.
May
15
Job's
Daughter's
Jamboree.
May
31,
June
1,
2.
Fl
IfiV.'fl
Hai'f
J
V
SHOE
POLISH
fM
Z
i
Lasting
Shines
I
"Hospitolity
and
Good
Food
That
is
Our
First
Ann
I'lione
17
for
Orders
I'll
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
Brings
out
thair
twaatnaM
and
natural
juicy
goodness.
That's
how
Sugaroosting
develops
the
flavor
of
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
.
.
.
makes
them
crisper,
tastier,
more
appetizing.
Delicious
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
supply
nourishment
for
quick
energy.
They're
so
economical.
VMI$
Z-
EXTRA
QUICK
E
NERy
A
lrofKcf
of
Gnrol
Foorft
1.
To
rc;civp
:ind
diseuss
the
finnl
,-,
r
n.
"
....
np'il
ut
tin.
Arena
Committee.
2.
To
cjnsitl-r
ihe
reccmnientlation
of
th?
committee
to
purchase
property
for
Ihe
turn
of
$5800.00.
A'l
inrniiiers
irnel.c.
n
years
of
age
and
over
have
voting
privileges
and
arc
uified
to
attend.
WM.
LONG,
Secretary.
H
(V-MASTER
REELS
Reduced
Qc
each
IRATHALL'S
tlmlo
Finishing
Third
Ave.
W.
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:ce
Rupert
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obtain
uumui
credit
creau
Information
information
through
the
local
Credit
Bureau
the
same
basis
as
business
men
m
larger
communities
The
speaker,
in
conclusion,
ex-
nrenseH
h-
i.,l
.
sales
were
necessary
in
some
buslnes.ses
and
warranted
in
all
buslnes.i-providlng
always
that
I
there
was
a
proper
Investigation
oi
ine
cost
or
credit
selling
to
,
establish
a
proper
net
profit
when
compared
with
the
cash
sales
basis.
In
the
absence
of
both
President
R.
H.
Parker
and
Vice-President
A.
S.
Niekersnn
the
chair
at
last
night's
meeting
was
taken
by
W.
F.
Stone.
The
speaker
was
thanked
by
P.
H.
Linzey,
manager
oi
ihe
credit
bureau.
FIRST
ANNIVERSARY
Note
was
taken
of
the
fact
that
May
1
would
mark
the
first
,
anniversary
of
the
establishment
I
of
the
Credit
Bureau
in
Prince
I
Rupert.
"The
bureau
has
been
a
prpat.
ooon
w
business
men,"
remarked
Mr.
Stone.
"I
cannot
understand
why
any
business
men
should
not
join
and
avail
himself
of
the
service."
Norman
Moorehouse
was
alfo
enthusiastic
over
the
valuable
work
of
.the
Credit
Bureau.
He
felt
the
Bureau,
and
Its
effective
advertising,
had
done
much
to
encourage
payment
of
bills
by
the
tenth
of
the
month
following.
Bureau
Manager
Linzey
acknowledged
the
loyalty
and
support
of
members
which
had
been
a
large
factor
in
putting
the
bureau
on
a
good
basis.
There
were
now
5,000
names
on
the
credit
file
and
"the
bureau
was
here
to
stay.
The
meeting
heard
a
report
from
the
executive
on
having
protcstd
at
nctf
federal
credit
controls
which
had
been
imposed
March
19
and
which
were
considered
unnecessarily
stringent
and
discriminatory
upon
ordinary
purchasers.
,
The
membership
committee
rruorted
Hftv
full
members
of
i.,ss
cI
hu
business
DaJtner.
Percv
Welter.
Mrs.
Catherine
Laurie,
secretary,
announced
she
would
be
attending
a
national
credit
bureau
convention
to
be
held
In
Portland
May
19,
20,
21
and
22.
Next
regular
meeting
of
the
I
local
association
will
bo
May
14.
r
Dave
Abel
is
Coming
Home
:
Prince
Rupert's
rookie
candidate
for
professional
baseball
s
Isn't
having
any
Dave
Abel
is
coining
home
from
the
Capi-lanos'
spring
training
camp
at
Penticton,
instead
of
going
to
Sunny
California.
In
a
telephone
call
to
Johnny
Orjowes,
his
business
partner,
Abel
said
he
was
"fed
up."
He
didn't
make
the
Capilanos
team
but
had
been
offered
a
contract
to
go
to
California,
"I'm
going
back
to
Rupert."
ivdve
wjiu
uieui.
ne
ai
rives
nome
'habitants
not
to
waste
paper.
Ml
FiT
ida
fttrrci
hchool
under
the
the
Bureau
now
with
eight
asso-uuspice.s
of
the
Parent-Teache.-
ciale
members
and
five
corn-Association.
I
panics
national
members
and
The
sale,
convened
by
M.j.
entitled
to
use
of
local
facilities.
Redhead,
proved
to
b-
a
husej
Latest
new
members
are
Ideal
uc-ess
'Cleaners
and
99
Taxi.
Hugo
Mrs
Johanson.
assisted
by
Mr
Kraupncr
of
Ideal
Cleaners
was
D.
Main,
was
in
charge
cf
the
welcomed
to
the
meeting,
rnme
rooking
table.
'
condolences
were
extended
to
During
the
afternoon
tea
waj
Norman
Moorehouse,
on
the
re-'f-ved
under
the
convcnershlp
ccnt
df,atn
of
hls
falner
and
tMr3'"
B'nlr-
,
Tommy
Boulter
on
the
tragic
FISHERMEN
.
SOW
GARDEN
AS
SOIL
CAN
soil
remains
cold
and
damp
too
long
after
they
are
sown.
Smooth
seeded
peas
will
not
decay
so
easily,
but
they
are
not
of
high
quality
as
the
wrinkled
kinds.
Where
spring
comes
late,
and
summer
follows
quickly,
only
one
crop
of
peas
is
likely
to
be
successful,
and
for
this
an
early
dwarf
variety
should
be
grown
under
the
most
favorable
conditions
.In
new
gardens,
or
old
ones
where
peas
have
not
been
grown
before,
the
seed
will
grow
batter
If
Inoculated
with
a
bacterial
culture
which
can
be
obtained
for
that
purpose.
Seed
should
be
sown
at
least
1
inch
apart
in
the
row,
In
fertile
soil.
Plant
food
should
be
applied
at
the
rate
of
4
pounds
to
100
feet
of
row,
either
mixed
well
with
the
soil
before
sowing,
or
spread
In
trenches
on
cither
side
of
the
row
,a
little
deeper
than
the
seeds
are
sown
The
seed
should
be
covered
1
to
2
inches
deep.
In
sections
where
weather
con
ditions
are
favorable
to
peas,
it
is
possible
tcT
crow
them
In
twin
rows
six
Inches
apart;
in
the
space
between
the
rows
the
weeds
are
pulled,
but
the
soil
is
not
cultivated.
In
less
favorable
sections,
however,
single
rows,
regularly
cultivated,
will
be
found
more
drpendable.
Though
peas
give
a
small
har-
TAKES
HIGHEST
HONOURS
fwi
...
j
-
I
T.".,nr
VVinnar
faffs
crf
"It
is
no
secret
that
while
clothes
are
a
"muni"
fur
a
tournament
tennis
player
and
they
must
be
really
white.
I
use
Reckitt's
Blue
in
my
rinse
water
to
prevent
any
possibility
of
a
yellow
tinge
and
my
clothes
are
always
safe
from
harmful
chemicals.
Out
of
the
blue
comes
the
whitest
wash
and
Reckitt's
Blue
costa
just
a
few
centi
a
month!"
Fur
t-tmiplel.e
ou'llmt.l
of
ymi;
IliKh
Speed
Gasoline
t'ngiti'.,
sec
itupert
Motors
Ltd.
We
h'lve
the
trained
mechanics
a.id
peeiulized
equipment,
to
pet-lorn,
this
work
for
you
.
.
.
ctfl"?t
U!y
and
economically.
To
avoid
delay
this
spring
when
Hie
rush
is
on,
let
us
have
that
Jub
now.
SU5AR0ASTIN5
MAKES
GRAPE'NUTSHAKK
tkZ&0ti$
CEREAL
LJirv
Rupert
Motors
Limited
mu.ju.ii.wiiinuBWHiiuicuii:
l
cu
(111
a
'itltl
i
fL
C,
wis
I
Hull
on
An
rnli
rly
new
ronstlturon
fur
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
Wome.i's
Canadian
Club
was
drawn
ud
in
a
special
business
mestinj
held
In
the
Civic
Centre
last
week.
"We
are
now
in
line
with
other
clubs
across
Canada,
having
adopted
the
new
constitution
as
deslded
at
the
Calstaiy
convention
last
September,"
sflid
President
Mrs.
O.
R.
S.
Blaekaby.
Anion
those
present
was
M'"S.
J.
R.
Olbsnn.
a
charter
member
with
thi
PriiT"
Runert
Club,
who
has
helped
to
draft
thrpe
constiluticns.
Ocean
Falls
Wins
En
Essay
Contest
i
BONUSl-$rVEET-AS-A-NUTRAV
ATTENTION
SEA
CADETS
Now
being
rc-organizcd
under
the
sponsorship
of
the
Navy
League
of
Canada.
Those
interested
please
apply
to
H.M.CS.
Chatham
Tuesday,
Thursday
qnd
Friday,
4-6
and
7-9
p.m.
Ago
limit
14-18
years
oimcs
rvqs
'
FISHERMEN
AND
TENDERMEN
All
Packers
and
Halibut
Vessels
manned
by
members
of
the
United
Fishermen
and
Allied
Workers'
Union
are
required
to
clear
with
the
Union
prior
to
sailina
Clearances
may
he
obtained
at
the
Metro.oole
Hall
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
from
1
p.m.
to
4
r.-n.
end
Saturdays
from
1
1
a.m.
to
2
p.m.
ltc
ioiaici
mm
Aviiiiuiiitc
unu
Wednesday
Donelda
Meldrum
of
Ocean
.
J
j.
Falls
were
winners
for
this
di;t--i
i
rict
in
an
essay
contest
for
High
READING,
Berkshire,
England
School
students
by
British
Col-
(CP)
This
town
had
a
drive
to
umbia
division
of
the
Canadian
save
paper.
It
involved
dlstrlbu-Cancer
Societ.v.
Prizes
nf
Via
tlon
of
35.C03
leaflets,
ureinff
i;i-
and
$10
'vere
awarded.