Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
March
17,
1951
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Crisis
at
Hospital
Had
Successful
Initial
Vear
Looks
Forward
Tn
Future
Mrs.
A.
M.
Hurst,
Mrs.
H.
A.
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Breen,
Mrs.
T.
J.
Boulter,
Mrs.
T.
re.
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Youngs,
Mrs.
O.
E.
Moore,
Mrs.
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Mrs.
Jens
Munthe
was
tm
hard
of
harirj.
yt
n
ana
it
awort
of
if.
I
havo
corractad
my
koarlng
lot
with
ttio
now
UNIX
200,
tha
mollnt
hearing
aid
aaoHoalt.
htoaina,
tfio
Un
200
vigH
Ira
than
3
auiKM,
Including
bottario
and
M
It
baraly
am
Isrgo
ot
paduct
of
match!.
Why
not
stop
at
for
trial
of
fha
UNEX
200,
without
obKoafia.
of
coon.
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Nations
in
Atlantic
Patrol
OTTAWA
Forty-three
nations
are
today
represented
in
I
the
In
ternational
ssa
patrol
of
jithe
North
Atlantic
to-
guard
j
shipping
at
this
season,
from
the
danger
of
iceberus
drifting
soutn
from
the
Arctic.
The
service
ccmm.nced
in
a
j
comparatively
small
way
follow
-i
lng
the
loss
of
the
R
a
Titanic
in
f'die
spring
of
1912.
More
tha.i
1
1,230
passengers
and
crew
were
i
drowned.
Could
Destroy
Half
of
World
DELHI
Premier
Nehru
of
India,
referring-
to
General
Elsenhower's
statement
as
to
tb.e
using
of
the
atomic
bomb,
said
it
could
mean
destruction
cf
hilf
the
people
of
the
world
thrcug'-i
fighting
and
illness,
cr.d
"vouli
paralyze
progress.
elected
president
of
the
Women's
;c-
-
Ham.
Mrs.
J.
D.
Galbraith.j
Auxiliary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Mrs-
J-
p-
Cade
Mrs-
L.
P.
Char-
General
Hospital
at
the
first
',
bonneau,
Mrs.
Jens
Munthe.j
annual
meeting
which
was
held
!
Mrs-
Lester
and
Mrs.
Robert
Dav-
i
TOO
MANY
WHISTLES
l-ADING,
England
(CP)
Soc-i
and
field
hotkey
clubs
play-X
matches
simultaneously
on
f..j;
community
sports
ground
,ulainetf
of
too
much
whislle-jLuig.
Their
gam
eg
are
ijuwn
into
confusion
by
the
on
Thursday
night
with
twenty-
"'son.
nine
enthusiastic
members
YEAR'S
WORK
REVIEWED
present.
The
report
of
the
secretary,
The
complete
list
of
officers
Mrs.
R.
G.
Moore,
reviewed
the
for
the
ensuing
years
was
named
'
numerous
helpful
activities
that
(ulev
Of
'
luoung.
rcenteiui
ui
as
fol'ows:
I
;.sties
of
varying;
pilch
WW
oo
had
been
carried
out
during
the
year
to
augment
the
facilities
Fill
in
the
blank
and
mail
today
to:
STUART
II.
McLEOD
Hearing
Air's
307-504
East
Hastings
Street,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Kindly
send
me
your
free
pamphlet
and
how
I
can
get
a
free
home
demonstration.
Bndt
Black
and
resources
of
the
hospital
j
wood
on
9
For
Adion
Advertise!
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President
Mrs.
J.
Munthe
Vice-President
Mrs.
L.
M
Greene
Secretary
Mrs.
R.
G.
Moore
Treasurer
Mrs.
M.
B.
Lemon
Executive
Committee
Mrs.
C.
H.
Elkins,
Mrs.
A.
M.
Hurst,
Mr.
J.
A.
Macdonald.
By
Eoslcy
Blackwood
itself
and
to
assist
the
hosptal
and
nurses'
Home.
Two
principal
projects
of
the
year
had
been
formation
of
a
patient?'
library
service
and
providing
furniture
and
drapes
for
the
lADIO
&
APPLIANCE
Victoria
Slow
in
Making
Payments
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Is
without
funds
to
meet
Its
current
accounts
and
may
have
to
borrow
money
if
Victoria
doesn't
send
remittance
soon
covering
last
month's
patients.
Secretary
Douglas
Stevenson
told
the
hospital
hoard
last
night
that
$4500
in
outstanding
accounts
were
not
paid
because
"there
wasn't
any
money."
If
necessary
he
would
"try
to
make
an
overdraft
at
the
bank."
And
if.
the
hospital
insurance
department
"doesn't
come
across
with
a
rh-k"
by
end
cf
month,
"we
ll
be
owing
a
$9000
payroll,"
he
told
the
board.
About
90
per
cent
of
patients
admitted
to
the
hospital
are
covered
by
hospital
insurance,
he
said,
and
these
accounts
are
submitted
daily
to
Victoria
for
monthly
payment.
Meanwhile,
the
hospital
has
been
operating
at
a
loss
since
beginning
of
this
year
with
a
total
deficit
of
$7500.
"Our
$8
a
day
rate
just
doesn't
cover
operating
expenses,"
said
Mr.
Steven.son.
.
NAME
Mr.
Abel
felt
like
shooting
himself
when
the
bidding
Was
over
on
today's
hand.
He
thought
that
if
he
hadn't
over-called,
the
opponents
never
would
have
Representative
t
o
Hospital
;
living
room
of
the
new
nurses'
SALES
&
SERVICE
OAs
AND
r.LECTKIC
RANGES
Phone
Blue
!
PACIFIC
ELFCTRIC
GTREET
OR
ROAD
TOWN
reached
game.
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rloht
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it
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piaycu
u.c
a.c
turned
out
Mr.
Muzzy
blew
the!a"d
JMr-
M.uzzy
trumped
with
the
deuce
of
spades.
hand
by
mishandling
the
trump
Board
Mrs.
J.
Munthe
I
home.
To
raise
money
for
these
Representative
to
Co-ordlnat-
projects,
the
Auxiliary
had
made
ing
Council
Mrs.
C.
G.
Ham.
several
special
efforts
during
the
The
library
committee,
con-!
year
and
over
$1000
was
spent,
sisting
of
Mrs.
Armine
Boas,
The
library
service
had
Mrs.
W.
S.
Kergin,
Mrs.
R.
G.
;
set
up
with
good
effect.
All
floors
Moore
and
Mrs.
M.
B.
Lemon,
i
were
now
being
serviced
twice
a
was
re-appointed
Volunteering
,
week.
Patients
received
the
ser-to
assist
this
committee
by
going
;
vice
with
enthusiasm.
A
double
around
the
hospital
twice
a
week
benefit
was
the
personal
contact
with
books
for
the
patients
were
with
the
patients.
I
Auxiliary
members,
sug-
suit
so
there
was
a
happy
end
JailoriiMj
jor
ing
for
Mr.
Muzzy
after
all.
Neither
side
vulnerable
South
dealer
Now
Mr.
Muzzy
laid
down
the
ace
of
spades
and
followed
with
the
seven
of
spades
to
the
king
in
dummy.
Then
he
led
a
heart
from
the
board'and
'finessed
the
Jack
which
held
the
trick.
At
this
point
he
realized
that
he
didn't
have
another
entry
to
dummy
so
that
he
could
finesse
hearts
again.
With
some
vague
hope
of
an
end-play
he
led
one
more
round
cdies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
tested
the
secretary's
report,
had
(Mtd
reason
to
feel
proud
of
their
accomplishments
in
less
than.
a.
year.
The
general
public
bad
responded
well
to
appeals
and,
more
and
more
down
one.
He
had
thrown
away
a
cold
game
at
the
second
trick
by
trumping
with
his
deuce
of
spades.
He
could
not
possibly
have
lost
anything
by
trumping
with
(Miiw
Uracil)
S
K
5
4
3
H
8
6
2
D
10
6
4
C
9
7
3
(Mr.
Abel)
(Mr.
Hal.-)
8
J
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9
6
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B
7
5
H
K
10
3
D
K
Q
J
D
9
8
7
3
C
It
QUI
C
A
10
B
(Mr.
Miiz.v)
8
A
Q
10
H
7
a
H
A
VI
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a
1
C
2
The
bidcllnK.:
'
of
trumps
and
then
a
small
dia
Phone
649
u
.Sixth
St
1
tfu
Jlie
f-i
lonccr
oncer
e-JJmaci
e2)7
ir
trrt
the
seven
of
spades
and
then
the
'
women
were
becoming
aware
deuce
could
have
been
over-
j
of
the
work
that
was
being
taken
by
dummy's
four
spot
on
done.
It
was
hoped
that
the
the
third
lead
of
the
suit
pro-
interest
and
membership
would
viding
that
vital
second
entry
to
continue
to
expand.
i
the
board.
a
vote
of
thanks
was
tendered
j
Never
ruff
with
the
lowest
!
to
the
retiring
officers
and
ex-!
card
in
your
trump
suit
until
1
eciitive
for
the
solendid
work!
you've
checked
to
see
that
there
j
they
had
done
during
the
past
are
plenty
of
entries
to
the
hand
year
in
putting
the
Auxiliary
on
a
I
on
the
table.
!
solid
foundation.
I
t
mond.
But
Mr.
Abel
won
with
the
'
jack
and
came
right
back
with
the
king.
Mr.
Muzzy
'won
the
ace
and
fired
back
his
last
diamond.
Mr.
'Abel
won
wtth
the
queen
and
safely
got
out
of
the
lead
with
a
high
club.
It
was
no
use.
Mr.
Muzzy
finally
had
to
lead
away
from
his
ace-queen
of
hearts
and
go
Koiith
Vtrst
Vortli
tMsl
is
ac
3S
4
S
Pa',s
PtUUi
Al
pOHU
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
He
opened
the
king
of
clubs
and
continued
with
the
jack
of
Value
Plus!
This
advertisement
li
not
published
iir
displayed
by
the
tiquor
Control
i
Hiwrd
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
,
950
Ford
Custom
Deluxe
Fordor
WJliiil
and
rJance
Twelve
tables
were
in
play
at
the
Sons
of
Norway
whist
drive
949
Chevrolet
Stylcline
Scdon
948
DeSoto
Custom
and
dance
last
night
in
Lii
c?
Suns
of
Norway
hall.
Winners
in
whist
were
Con
VIEW-MASTER
REELS
Reduced
50c
each
VRATHALL'S
I'liotti
Finishing
320
Third
Ave.
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AI.I.KS
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Rupert.
D.C.
stance
Unastnty,
Mrs.
All.
Jensen;
Hans
Peller:-en,
A.
E.
Clul-j
'on.
Nels
Gundarsen
was
maHtrr
of
ceivinonies
with
Mike
Colussi
playing
the
uccordiou.
Mrs.
Julia
S
uttu
was
ii.
hurtle
of
the
check
room.
Under
convener
Mrs.
C.
Stia...l
Ihe
rt-frpshment
committee
consisted
of
Mrs.
J.
Jotm.v
n.
Alii
Wa;seng,
Mrs.
O.
GL-.kc.
b.
Bakken,
J.
Fredheim,
J.
Mc-Nuughtoji
and
Nels
Waseng.
CANARIES
FOR
INDONESIA
LONDON
CP)T.
N.
Van
Deni-koik
flew
to
London
to
buy
canaries
for
his
home
in
Sourabaya,
Indonesia.
"I'll
breed
scores
of
them,"
he
said.
"It
will
make
Indonesia
more
cheerful."
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