Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
News
Thursday,
November
8,
1951
How
Pioneers
Came
North
News
pf
the
District
Jameg
Newman,
1905.
James
Morgan,
1909.
Harold
Bennett,
1906.
Ranger
Band,
who
took
psses-:
sion
of
the
Island.
The
clearing,
beaulification,
and
protection
of
j
the
forest
and
wild
life
were
the
aims
ol
the
Young
Ranger
boys
and
girls,
under
the
guidance
of
Walter
Wilson,
former
Forest
Burns
Lake
Smallest
Public
Park
By
EVANGELINE
VANN
Ranger
Island
Testimonial
To
Youthful
Ingenuity
And
Industry
glittvred
in
the
sun.
The
red
of
the
buckbrush
vied
in
brilliance
with
the
stems
of
the
rose
bushes.
A
flight
of
mallard
passed
overhead.
A
"bulterbail"
swam
ahead,
as
we
chug-chugged
dawn
the
lake.
The
aa
k
green
.pruce,
whoi.5
cones
glowed
warmly
red,
showed
up
amidst
the
olive
green
of
the
leafless
Continued
on
p:'.re
8
Victoria
Machinery
Depot,
who
Is
supe,
intending
the
operations.
:
"I
came
out
from
John
Brown's
.shipyard,
Glassow,
in
1942,"
volunteered
Jim.
1
"She
is
R0in
to
be
cut
into
six
'
sections,
the
whole
ships
weighs
sixty-eight
tons.
This
piece
Recorded
in
Interesting
Book
in
Walter
Wilf-an's
Possession
BURNS
LAKE
Excerpts
from
the
register
of
attendance
at
a
banquet
of
the
Pioneer
Association,
held
in
Burns
Lake
in
1944.
under
the
chairmanship
of
A.
M.
Ruddy,
will
be
of
interest
to
readers.
This
book
is
now
in
the
possession
of
Walter
Wilson.
Those
who
entered
the
district
after
1919,
were
not
eligible
to
Young
Prince
George
Farmer
Awarded
Trip
,....
Tommy
McKinley,
1910.
Cecil
Bennett,
1907.
William
Nelson,
1908.
John
Matheson.
1909.
J.
V.
Henkel,
1904.
Tom
Allin,
1910.
Edward
Blackwell,
190?.
Those
Who
Entered
Via
the
Skeena:
Michael
Tuohy,
S.S.
Fort
Simp
I
Ferry
Jut
up
.
v.NGnLINE
VANN
1
,
lake
Vessel
as
a!
m
H
t,i'"
B"'11
,11
KllMTt
Ranger
here,
who
took
me
out
to
.
the
island
in
hia
canoe.
j
The
day
was
Irosty,
and
sun-n.
The
)ook-out
on
the
hill
I
wnii
n
is
CIHB
cut
off
now,
I
weighs
six
tons,
and
the
next
piece
6'i
tons.
She
will
bs
I
pulled
luruier
up
the
ways
as
we
cut
her.
.Then
she
will
be
loaded
son
to
Haz-Jlton,
by
foot
to
Tat-
attend
the
banquet.
Included
in
i
aho-f
1908
h
..
.
.
,
ft
:
a
the
following
analysis.,
are
somej
Antnony
RuadVi
ss.
skeena
The
character
of
the
kaleido-icope
is
it's
unpredictability.
Turn
it,
and
it
changes
from
the
cold
geometrical
design
of
commercial
enterprise,
beautiful
in
itr
way,
to
something
warmer,
if
of
those
pioneers,
who
entered
jgjg
bis
LAKE
The
old
011,0
low
bed
trailers
for
Burns
.
icrry
Is
beiiiR
cut
L.
and
then
onto
flat
cars
by
japped
out.
Quite
a
rail
to
Chase,
where
she
wiij
be
up
to
1912,
and
1913.
The
names,
Henry
Hansen,
Skeena,
1910.
George
Lawson,
Skeena
boat,
lifi-f"
in
"'u
iiu
usea
as
a
lerry
on
Shuswap
Lake,
i
tins
been
obck
ana
after
being
welded
together.
Erie
will
have
a
new
steel
deck,
I,
the
lake
for
twenty-
'
If
v
.
-j
A
-
I
f:
'At
,i
more
elusive,
the
fruit
of
ful
ideals.
The
tmallest
public
park
in
I
Canada,
an
island
of
an
acre,
one
!
mile
down
the
lake
from
the
!
village
of
Burn3
Lake,
is
the
re
liH.t
as
sound
as
she
wonctpn
saloon
house,
new
wheel
t
was
maue
in
i
i
mix
..-uo..,
.v
fcvwu
olicw
mjain
.11.:
some
of
whom
arc
now
dead,
fall
into
natural
categories.
Native
Daughters:
Dorothv
McLarr;-.
born
Ootsa
Lake
1913.
Kathleen
Kemppio,
born
Ootsa
Lake.
1912.
Luly
Morgan
Beaver,
first
white
child
born
at,
Ooisa
lHkt
1911.
Vera
Frank
(Mclnnis),
native
daughter,
bom
round
about
this
time.
1909.
D.
Malkow,
Skeena,
1908.
Jack
McNeii,
Skeena
to
Hazel-tcn.
1905.
Mrs.
Larry
Warner,
steamboat
to
Hazelton,
1911.
C.
H.
Sawle.
Ske-.-na,
1911.
R
M.
Carro!!,
Skccr.a,
1303.
Dune
McGibbon,
1908,
SS.
Distributor,
1908.
J.
E.
Anderson,
boat
to
Hazel-
of
ttva
engine.
t-M
Jim
I"v'
sult
of
the
work
of
a
Young
Itral
Interior
TRAVELS
ton,
walk
to
Telkwa,
pack
by
Ivy
Strimbold,
Topley,
1909.
!
Houston
to
Ootsa
Lake,
1911.
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From
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rhone
Blue
99i
ill:.?
to
Ramble
on
what
i
Royal
visit,
has
only
had
time
iif
roads
will
be
from
to
kiss
his
wile,
before
he
has
'
flirmr.
around
Burns
had
to
be
off
again.
aj
whole
gamut
from
i
Lift
to
Decker
Lak
with
old
mirv
through
chocolate
'
acquaintances
Erwl
Achelik,
and
:;Sji!
and
carmel
fudge,
Paul
vidmann,
and
ntv;
ones
,
plough.
New
flight
Walter
Lipke
from
Belgium!
and
-t
friend
in
all
al-
Steve
Gross,
in
latter
old
Chev.
$.1
xnirsions.
All
new
Canadians,
and
glad
to
iji:!iK
of
alarms,
still
be
here.
X9md
of
n"1"
o'clock
J
Mr.;.
Parker
hit
the
u.-k-pot
ii-nt!y
started
again,
when
community
effort
bid
th
rushed
out
thinking
.
rarkers
farewell
with
handsome
Selected
to
attend
the
Royal
Agricultural
Winter
Fair
in
Toronto,
Nov.
13-21,
to
compete
a
British
Columbia
candidate
for
the
T.
Eaton
Company
Scholarship,
which
will
send
the
winner
to
agricultural
college
for
a
four-year
course,
is
Keith
D.
Johnston,
of
Prince
George.
Winner
of
the
scholarship
will
be
.selected
tru;
first
day
of
the
fair
by
a
panel
of
six
judges.
Johnston,
who
has
been
farming
since
he
graduated
from
high
school,
has
elected
to
enroll
at
the
Unlver-fty
of
Saskatchewan,
if
he
wins.
S'W
of
a
Pr'nee
Gorge
fa'mer,
the
21-v.
ar-okl
can-
rfr-,
aiiti
louna
sn
ny
Rift
money.
Mis.
Parker
going
to
;.;:
:!ine
silting
peaco-
buy
new
bracelet
for
watch,
and
'.
tli.w:ovcred
brlu?
rlwn
rhiR.
when
she
gets
to
i
.uri
to
be
ddivvrcd
Vancouver
m.i
Mr
nr..)
n
1
mm
warn
unro
&m
mm
'Eans,
newly
arrived
partners
of!
didate
has
been
ytive
in
calf
clubr
since
1043
ana
has
twice
IT
PAYS
TO
PAY
PROMPTLY
Crediv
is
n
nreat
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.
.
.
this
ptivilznc
vill
be
yours,
if
you
pay
your
Charge
Accounts
bv
the
10th
of
Each
Month
and
Installment
Accounts
on
Due
Dates
PRINCE
RUPERT
RETAIL
CREDIT
GRANTORS'
ASSOCIATION
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um
living:
in
thr-
K
ins,
who
have
taken
over
.-$-:!
c.
Fneid
Margaret
cafe.
Mrs.
Parke:
going
to
stay
room,
-'aid:
"Oil.
I
with
Mrs.
H.
1.
Ccvaln,
Clemrct-lot'll
you
when
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first
ta,
before
!(&.
ng
for
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r1jt
i,(.
you
had
visitors,
At
home
of
i.tr.
and
Mrs.
Cai-Ki:iss
ln
yur
tran-
wa,
smonR
s:ketion
of
healthy
'
;:
duster
neatly
plains
noticed
African
violet,
.
fc'n
hallway,
by
way
of
fr:.at
filVorilc
of
mine,
propagat-
viii.
Visitors
or
no,
Cd
f.om
leaf,
and
becomine
verv
been
a
member
of
the
local
team
selected
to
c
iiiipete
in
finals.
While
in
Toronto,
the
candidates
will
tour
the
fair,
attend
dinners
as
nests
of
the
Royal
and
Eaton's,
see
the
Santa
Claus
parad
a
hockey
(tame
and
tour
local
industries.
The
World's
Largest
Selling
Light
Portable
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cutting
lumber
with
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Bctuw
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even
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get
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sets
.
.
.
World
(amoui
Morrisons
arc
"Self
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and
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,
Fast
mechanical
feed,
post
tire
top
dogs,
steel
con-structton
and
built-in
a'sff?iaSiat
z.
3MkaV
safety
features
make
-v
the
Beltaw
pon
r
I
ill
L
Hwmin
in
KV
4.
.
V
:
I
1
lield.
For
full
infomte
lion,
writs,
wke
hoi,
r"'V('r
k""P"
popular.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oust
An-'
i:o;.(l
to
keep
out
derson
had
prepared
for
Hal-'
t
i'as
,(l
through
what
lowne'ers
with
big
bowl
candles,!
Jl
mind,
that
ready
fur
"treats
or
tricks.'"
j
.
;
.
,u-;;i.uly
ke-n,
ah
Consumed
delicious
cake
com-;
I
:,"s
'
V('ry
6nor
-'r
"'
mrntliig
on
rum
flavored
icing.!
I
"Its
a
man's
icing,
though
to
be!
it.uf'.it
now
desirabk
truthful,
I
like
It
myself."
Learn-
i
'
f
sn
tf'nH
would
be
ed
Mrs..
Anderson's
daughter-ln-
j
I
ar.ii
c!.i:ren.
Village
law.
Principal
Pendleton
Bay!
4
wnpe
for
between
school,
and
Kennie
Anderson,1
'4
'
thousand
Peonle
proprietor
cafe
in
Houston.
Was
t'.is'rii
t.
Ni,
where
for
able
to
show
snap
I
had
taken
of
:
1
baliics
to
go
while
Kennie,
with
mountain
goat
he
f:
wen
folk.
had
.shot
recently.
!
ivi
h
Mrs.
Kflway.
son
Black
magic
indeed
abroad
!-f!'!l
finally
got
away
tills
Hallowe'en.
No
vehicles
for
filter
washout
on
line.
Burns
Laka
for
ages,
so
walked
j
RCN..
so
will
not
with
black
cats
and
rode-with
I
;l
t
Xmas.
witches
on
their
broomsticks,
and
B'
ll
here
on
business,
was
that
the
wail
of
a
lost
soul?
i
.ViUiam
Rumvey
com-
Thought
of
fun
ln
youth
at
home,
Ti::ii;e.'t
to
be
General
.-poanir.g
out
mashed
potato,
in!
-jSci
Tri'i'iimiilr
Motors,
wlrch
was
hidden
silver
coins.!
:
at
hospital
to
see
bobbing
for
apples
ln
bowl
of!
:
v-inyit,
burned
badly
water,
biting
apples
on
strings,
!
j
Fox
lost
Hie
in
cabin
'
and
parading
with
turnip
lan-
:f
n
wirks
ago.
Michael
terns.
By
this
time,
feeling
lost
Ha-i
badly
burned
;
soul
myself
and
very
cold,
until
'f
under
heated
tent.
:
'
tescued
by
truck
driver.
On
entry
out
accident
policy
to
Burns
Lake
found
road
strewn
f
b
lure
fire,
so
hospi-
with
hazards,
and
progress
like
!
irtunutely
taken
care
I
obstacle
race.
Children
had
p
1
'
be
out
just
yet,
Itakm
over,
the
fire
bell
clanged,
!
mil
chat
with
SkI.
I
soap
for
windows
demanded
or
phone:
LX
.
exausivt
a
c
tMSinamon
HEAPS
WATEROUS
LIMITED
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WtSTMINSICa
afclTIStf
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Special
Announcement
for
Persons
Not
Registered
With
B.C.H.I.S.
or
Persons
in
Arrears
of
Premium
Payment
'Witigs
ever
the
interio:
47
lo
tf'-rtnn.
M
'I
lll!J.
J
here
from
Ru-
i
"In
ats."
or
else.
The
curfew
Terrace
daily
Prince
George
C!
extensive
terri-
I
wa'ls.
treats
and
tricks
are
over.
tMlCh
'er.
an.
and
being
extra
!
gntwl
will
triumphs
over
evil,
and
lo
Hities
c.onneeted
with
I
till
is
well.
TITANIUM
.
.
.
the
magic
ingredient
rnakes
it
.
.
.
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mav
ow
qualify
for
B
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after
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davsfrom
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und?r
the
following
conditions:
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months
premium
for
the
lost
half
of
1951
ond
6
months
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for
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of
1952
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of
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month
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by
December
31,
1951
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of
these
terms
must
be
made
before
Nov.
30,
1951
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
HOSPITAL
INSURANCE
SERVICE
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your
home
and
revel
in
Wis
of
beauty
beyond
your
window
as
you
Kenurst
for
Instalment
Payment
of
Hospital
Insurance
Premiums
Hospital
Insurance
Commis
,ioner,
Victoria,
B.C.
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Insurance
No
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0.
B.C.,
hereby
make
application
to
pay
my
Hospital
iprint
fuii
address
l
Insurance
premium
as
follows:
(1)
Payment
of
one
year's
premium,
amorp'ing
to
$..
Is
enclosed
herewith
(see
above
for
rates
i
CM
Payment
of
my
premium
arrears
will
be
marie
bv
me
in
regular
monthly
instal-
mentr
cf
$4
00
each
The
first
instalment
will
become
due
on
Dec.
31,
1951,
and
subsequent
instalments
will
be
due
on
the
last
day
of
each
month
following.
(S
I
will
be
notified
of
the
amount
of
my
arrears
and
will
be
sent
a
schedule
of
my
instalment
payments.
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comfort
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sleep-I
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rooms
away
from
the
rush
of
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traffic,
but
close
to
town
.
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service
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