Hospital
Probe
,
Here
This
Week
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Tuesday,
July
24,
1951
Council
Aroused
Loca
I
Travelling
by
specially
chartered
plane,
the
special
committee
of
the
Legislature
investigating
the
operation
and
administration
of
the
British
a
n
By
Parks
Board
Altitude
And
Newspaper
Publicity
W
BARRET
ASPHALT
d
PERSONAL
SHINGLES
:urS,,KjS
fr7
-di
late
this
Saturday
af
ernoon
S
'
,
'
the
T"8
board
a"d
will
hold
a
session
hertln'wWP
Publicity
It
ha.
recelv-
nlght.
Before
arrivmg
here
the
ed
raLs6d
by
Ald'
H'
F'
las-committee
Is
meeting
in
the
!Syhf
clty
councU
meetl"6
1
afternoon
at
Ocean
Falls.
Chair-1
8
man
of
the
ritmmiiiiu
to
cm...,
"I
resent
the
nnhiipit.v
th
Salt
Lake
Feiry
running
every
Sunday
and
Thursday,
weather
permitting.
Green
931
or
Black
926.
tf)
Mrs.
Nels
Jensen
and
Mrs.
P.
Peterson
of
Miller
Bay
are
sailing
Thursday
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
I
detailed
Information,
phone
iert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
Smith,
MLA
for
Kamloops.
'
par"
board
has
received
in
the
I
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
Is
We
re
are
me
resuming
resuming
our
our
work
work
thl
ui
i
ZTt
.
j
Tovbe,S!?ip
ta!p
n
Annunciation
School
58
ncic
liic
vuiiiiit
ii.iee
will
mm
x
uiuKe
strong
proceed
Monday
by
highway
t0;
objection
to
Commissioner
Pat
Prince
Ctnma
r,.,.
ii-
i
.Fnrmon'a
tnAnlnnt.
i
li.
i
-
""
oi
lonignc
ai
8
o
clock.
(Father
Commerce.
Ravner.)
lyJl
lhn
ncxL
ses-
D
ovi.7iin;iiwi
uuu
ins
a
t,-
slon
with
stops
at
Terrace,
Haz-'
titude,"
Aid.
Glassey
stormed,
e
t
nn
nmitu--.
,
...
i
Mrs
C.
Knutson.
Mrs
n
K
wu.uhcu
luvermernr.
.
hp
rpfprmH
thn
nirt.
knj
Burns
Lake.
Vanrl
attack
last
week
on
the
"do
nd
City
Builders
Supplies
Regular
Moose
meeting,
"
Tuesday,
July
24th.
(172c
night)
enroute
to
visit
hospitals.
!
H
4
Blue
820
Former
Local
nothing"
policy
of
city
council
regarding
parks.
"The
parks
board
has
nothing
to
do
with
the
city
council.
They
are
an
elected
body
to
look
after
narks.
They
haven't
done
it
so
they
are
blaming
the
city
council.
"Furthermore,
r
esneclnlitr
Mrs.
Thomas
Mackay,
while
her
husband
is
at
Alice
Arm
on
business.
Is
paying
a
visit
to
Lakelse
Lake.
ion
school
Trade
Licences
son
and
her
son,
Harry,
left
on
the
Camosun
today
for
a
holiday
in
Vancouver.
Wilbur
Werthner,
here
on
business
for
te
past
few
days
returned
to
his
home
in
Victoria
today,
sailing
aboard
the
Camosun.
RED
CROSS
A
meeting
will
be
held
in
the
dvic
Centre
at
8
p.m.
Thursday,
July
28,
Jbr
the
purpose
of
organizing
a
,
canvass
for
volunteer
blood
donors.
All
organizations
and
interested
persons
are
requested
to
be
represented.
(173c
Successful
her
sister.
Miss
Millicent
Sten-strom.
They
are
the
daughters
of
ti.
G.
Stenstrnm
fnrt
m
on
Man
Going
Up
Alex
Strachan,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert
and
now
plant
manager
at
Eureka
(California)
rn.nnnratltia
ct
,.1
1
i
L
THIRST
WUHNLHER
tr'
guaranteed
aftemnnn
afternoon
n,
I
.
tea
thirst-
By
weeks
of
vacation
ager
for
the
Columbia
Cellulose
sent
the
editorial
appearing
in
the
local
press
in
connection
with
parks."
WIUse
summer
aays-dainty
sandwiches
easUv
made'
w'th
tall
refreshing
glasses
of
iced
tea.
w
Ltd.
Announcing
that.
Rovontv.
.,c
nas
Deen
M
.,
.
.
Are
Granted
Following
trade
licence
applications
were
accepted
at
citv
council
meeting
last
night:
C.
Curtispiano
tuner
M.
Tenggrocer.
Paul
Postolu
steam
baths
and
cigarette
sales.
Muriel
Gagnon-beauty
salon
Wonir
SYuiit
oi,
:
.
liMinea
general
manager
of
the
,
"8scn
wan
j
concern
concern
which
which
has
has
three
three
plants
plana
i
w
u
the
Parks
board
hadn't
been
officially
notified
that
thplr
in
three
California
counties.
Btrachan
has
been
in
the
fish
f
irst
United
Church
hated
on
Friday
eve-
program
and
display
Oik,
put
on
by
the
Id
students.
A
large,
i
group
of
parents
ited
friends
were
in
s
enrolment
was
80,
very
high
attendance
Avenue
Market
will
remain
open
from
8:30
am.
to
9
00
p.m.
daily
except
Sundays.
Phone
492
for
courteous
service
and
deliveries.
E.
Shier,
prop.
(172c)
Housing
Hold-Up
Is
Being
Probed
Central
B.C.
Alcan
Contract
uubiness
ior
the
past
35
years.
He
served
his
apprentlceshiD
in
estimates
had
been
granted.
He
pointed
out
that
on
two
occasions
"this
accusation
has
been
made."
City
Clerk
R.
W.
Long
stated
the
smokehouse
nf
HniionH
Dr.
J.
D.
Galbraith,
superinten-
house.
uunung
ThOma
P
Antnn
!
Assurance
has
been
rfvoivorf
iiauve
iana,
oerore
emlgrat-
,
dent
of
Miller
Bay
Hospital,
left
The
Central
British
rv,ji.mHi.,
by
city
council
from
E.
J
Rrnn-n
Airways
Ltd.,
whose
general
ator.
U1,er"
D.
Hewer
taxi
operator.
no
wriiien
notice
had
been
given
the
parks
board
but
that
he
had
informed
the
commMnnm
h
"ir
w
Diiusn
Columbia.
For
20
years
Strachan
was
employed
by
the
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Company
at
Prince
Rupert
and
then
t.nnlr
iviunaay
ior
Lairelse
Lake
where
he
will
spend
a
two
weeks'
holiday
with
Mrs.
Galbraith
and
family.
Dr.
McCormnric
ha
ar
manager
is
Pilot
Russ
Bakar,
has
signed
with
MorrLson-Knuri-
MooseWomen's
Hospital
Guild
Women
of
the
Moose
hospital
guild
enjoyed
a
social
evenini
with
refreshments
following
a
short
business
meeting.
Present
were
Mrs.
L,
Grimble,
Mrs
C
Whyte,
Mrs.
G.
Haugon,
Mr
N
Moorehoue,
Mrs.
W.
Halverson
Mrs.
K.
Grimble,
at
whose
home
the
meeting
was
held.
word
of
mouth.
At
the
time,
Mr.
Long
said,
he
had
been
urrptsru
provincial
government
housing
representative,
that
Central
Housing
&
Mortgage
Corporation
i
"doing
all
it
can"
to
find
out
why
the
housing
project
for
Prince
Rupert
has
been
delayed.
A
two-month-olit
urgent.
r
rived
from
Charles
Camsell
Hos
I
fere
Mrs.
W.
G.
Gra-Y-
m.
Dunn
and
Rev.
r.
and
assistants,
1
Morris,
Mrs.
Owen
I
A.
B.
Logan,
Misses
f
v.
Louise
Ereeman,
f.
Aina
Carlson
and
.fman.
Freeman
was
pianist
over
as
general
manager
of
Tul-
of
the
parks
board.
Tennis
Court
wii
xisnenes
at
Vancouver
Aid.
Don
Fitch,
ehnlrma
n
nf
tViA
sen
Co.
of
Canada
to
handle
air
freight
and
passengers
for
the
company.
There
will
be
a
two-plane-a-day
service
between
Ke-mano
Bay
and
Vancouver
It
is
said
that
this
year
alone
it
will
wnere
ne
served
for
six
years.
pital
at
Edmonton
to
relieve
at
Miller
Bay
during
Dr.
Galbraith
's
absence,
being
accompanied
here
by
Mrs.
McCormack.
ooard
of
works,
said
the
board
Site
Sought
quest
of
this
city
for
housing
still
hasn't
reached
officials
at.
Otta
own
process
for
spiced
shrimps
board,
but
that
didn't
mean
LUv
ro
more
than
a
million
dul-
'
run
wa,
council
was
told
recently
by
iars.
M.
Stewart,
direc-
mm
ciu
legs,
one
wnich
he
has
introduced
to
th
c.
i.
n
joiewnaite.
MP
Rotary
Club
to
ket
along
with
pickled
herring,
Skcena.
Mr.
Brown
sairt
in
l?nt.ral
Bc-
Airways
is
al-
"city
engineer
and
his
staff
would
be
completely
at
their
disposal."
"It
looks
like
they
hoped
all
their
work
would
be
done
by
the
tiau
regs,
prawns
and
crab
cuy
couneil
for
use
of
Second
Avenue
nark
lanH
for
ti.
iianuiuig
ruresiry
uepart-
1111111,
um
ana
commencement
d
fciiurch
Hall
M-vi
A.
M.
Stewart
.
Robert
Irvine
Jn
leuer
10
city
council
that
he
had
given
this
information
to
CHMC
B.C.
representative,
E.
B
Pickersglll,
at
Vancouver.
court
site
was
referred
to
the
oiracnan
nas
also
been
re
(Ms
J
flights
between
Kemano
Bay
and
the
south
uin
ho
fnn,H
WHATPOESTH$U
PO
FOR
PEACHES
f
sponsible
for
adding
xmr.t,rt
!
cltv-'
Tfrey
are
investieatinir
1
Dy
tne
opening
of
a
service
be-ltlejtween
Prince
Rupert
and
Ter
delay,"
wrote
Mr.
Brnwn
race.
products
to
the
fish
industry!
"But
this
is
the
first
parks
markets,
starting
with
black
cod
ood
we've
had
and
no
doubt
and
ling-cod
and
now
going
I
tney
are
having
difficulties
I
strong
on
salmon.
.
don't
think
we
can
get
anywhere
He
makes
his
home
at
Eureka
!
Passing
the
buck
around
The
p-ns
ooara
at
last
night's
council
meeting.
Council
recommended
the
request
be
granted
and
promised
Rotary
representative,
Robert
McKay,
it
would
meet
with
the
Parks
board
at
the
earliest
op-
Council
made
no
comment
but
referred
the
matter
to
the
housing
committee.
.Ish
On
Jr
Lines
wun
nis
wire
and
two
children,
'
council
should
co-operate
with
them
as
much
as
possible.
vcoiii.trtie
,tt,
ana
uavid,
16.
His
Mr.
McKay
said
'the
Rotarviwlfe
ls
tne
former
Mae
Schu
Club
was
assured
that
i
.it.
tito
ni,.
!
en.
EXPECT
TOO
MUCH
Aid.
T.
B.
Black
thought,
too,
that
the
parks
board
hart
met
with
the
favor
of
city
tennis
uiumiuasu.
ine
area
an
ex
il
Would
Take
cavated
area
on
street
level
5
l
-'ast
two
fisher-
Rupert
who
are
I
tifit
a
trout
can
get
ty
FHitng
side
by
ijunks
of
the
Skvena
"k
were
Magnus
N
his
12-year-old
ft
occupirs
part
of
thv
linn
hinr.
CCC
Joins
Up
With
Chamber
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.,
now
being
permanently
established
in
Prince
Rupjrt,
has
taken
out
membership
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
thn
on
West
Second
Menue.
(On
the
south
side
of
Spci
ted
too
much
help
from
public
works.
1
"They
have
lost
sight
of
the
fact
that
they
are
entirely
responsible
to
look
after
parks,"
he
said.
"They
must
have
passed
the
buck
among
themselves,
then
passed
It
to
the
city."
suggested
Mayor
G.
W.
Rudderham.
of
Eleventh
Street
r.
Tt
UT'lB
tt-lA
,.
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
The
Reliable
and
Prompt
Service
You
Know
PHONE
for
Repairs
and
Alterations
m
"
who
got
a
strike
i
k.
u
J;
i
r,
V
"
iu.-iiiiun
01
me
It
rnakw
them
wt
...
develops
their
Parks
Land
,
Tha
city
of
Prince
Rupert
will
attempt
to
convert
all
parks
land
to
city
property
so
the
city
can
"handle
the
lands
our
own
way."
k
1111,
utan
reel-
1
notanans,
said
Mr.
MrKay
to
Aj
few
.seconds
later,
build
two
courts
for
the
use
of
"
also
EOt
a
Ktrflfo
;
the
nnhllf.
ecutive
council
of
the
Chamber,
"u'uroi
uiey
goodness
9
That's
t
just
how
Sugaroasting
brings
out
the
delicious
flavor
of
Post
s
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
.
.
.
makes
them
extra
.
crisp
and
tasty.
Try
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
.
.
.
th'v'r
ai
a
meeting
last
night,
approv
ine
the
.comnnnv's
nnnitnHn
me
mailer
was
brought
to
a
Aid.
Harold
Whalen
sairi
nt
ho-ad
by
Aid.
H.
M.
Daggett
at
he
d
ZZ
Zr
1DIV
Sral
mana"
"
city
counct
meeting
tas
niht
I
remam
mat,
if
wU1
be
tn
comnHnv.,
r(,nr-.
The
city
held"
two
types
o
free!
pa
ks
he
would"
haTf
b?uttaUw
111
th
Chamber,
land
from
the
Grand
Trunk
De-
I
S'
f"'
t'
I
'f
J
"f-n
too.
It
appeared
"'K.r,
when
both
d
on
the
same
spot
rods
went
through
net.
'f?
You
guessed
it
1
Mi
g.
,bbled
up
both
I
it
was
good
fishing
'""
none
of
the
party
Itunk.'d.
.
.
.uu
iau
(.aunrii
t
1.1
v?1
VU
U
?1.
'.I
-I
i'
rh
V
yy"
1
I,.
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la.
'
e
'
V-
Vl):A'?
il(
'
.
,
U
,v''
5
c
h
.
laj.
.
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:
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J'U
.ft-:1";.1:
5
...
Smith
SEIkins
Lid.
LOTS
OF
TRAVELLERS
LETHBRIDGE
P
Railroad
an
dairline
officials
say
passen-ge
rtraffic
during
Jim
uas
-n
City
Assessor
Being
Sought
City
council
is
looking
Mor
a
Part
time
assessor
to
look
over
the
asse.smer.t
roll
by
October
31,
deadline
to
get
on
or
off
the
tax
list.
Fermission
to
advertise
for
such
a
position
was
given
Aid.
T.
MAKES
GWENJTSflM&
ihtZdONiJSCWAl
t5Ul
SWCfT-MS-A-UT
FtAVO'
80NUS2
CXTKA
OKXIMtsrr
solely
to
public
use.
I
"L
V.
P
O.
Box
74
1
per
cent
higher
than
last
year.
tee
simple
lands
had
been
lh
",'
T,h
,77
J
ct
lo
given
to
the
city
to
use
as
It
saw
FPLJn
.
I"
d
AW'
DUf-fit.
Friziell,
"but
h
I
believe
there
is
1
"We
should
get
all
the
lands
still
a
certain
amount
of
merit
in
It.
I
i
7
1
I
!
on
a
f
.e
slmDle
hasi
"
'
mrnrlprl
Alrt
n.i,.u
W.A.
Bazaar.
,
at
Commnnltu
H.
BiacK.
linanre
rhilrmn
"It
was
suggested
the
city
and
the
parks
board
get
together
and
I
iL
Jh
n
S
I!
p
i
last
night's
council
meeting.'
No
!
ulZ
1
1
t?wnsile
company
talk
things
over.
They
are
in
Kiidlnating
Tea,
general
assessment
revision
has
1
council
it
was
been
made
during
the
past
flw'Jt"
Park
lBnds
to
e
experienced
in
civic
affairs
and
the
older
members
nf
th
n.ii
rJoueiu
JCc
M-.-anwhilc,
Aid.
Douglass
Friz-
L
t'"'
ln
194fl'
ft
slmllar
,pUer
'.ell,
chairman
of
YirensZ
and
d
fn
W,Bd-
"but
ft
was
health
hralth
committee
committee,
suggested
that
tt
Mi
UP'
Aid.
Daggett
could
be
of
help
to
them."
"They've
never
asked
for
any
help,"
said
the
mayor.
"When
they
do.
we'll
be
glad
to
help
and
co-operate."
iil
Bazaar,
October
I
'to'iar.
Ortober
20.
F$JI
Bazaar,
Octo-
.
Novemljer
2.
uiaiiiiry
Bazaar,
No-I
u"
fall
Sale,
No-
a
survey
01
garbage
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