Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
June
29,
1951
Former
Road
Sup't
Passes
!
I
STETSON
brings
correct
fit
to
men
s
iC
"
a
A
resident
of
Prince
R-spert
for
18
years
between
1928
and
1946
when
he
retired,
Edward
J.
Fitpa
trick,
former
public
works
superintnedent
here,
passed
away
last
week
at
Nelson
in
the
Kootenay
Lake
General
Hospital.
Funeral
services
were
held
at
Nelson.
Requiem
mass
was
celebrated
bv
Father
R.
D.
Ander-
-1
Sidewalk
And
Fence
Cedar
At
Atlractive
Prices
PHONES:
116,
117
or
58
Ison
at
the
Cathedral
of
Mary
.fr
WHh.
-
-
.-
i1'l-Eei
Immaculate.
Burial
took
place
,
-
&
,
r
at
Nelson
Memorial
cemetery.
A
resident
of
Nelson
since
his
retirement
four
years
ago,
Mr.
Fitzpatrick..
aged
69,
had
served
30
years
with
the
provincial
Public
Works
Department
at
Prince
Rupert
and
Grand
Forks.
!
Arthur.
Ont..
was
his
birthplace,
i
MARITIME
ANNIE
OAKLEY
Elsie
Strong,
16-y.ar-old
schoolgirl
from
Windsor,
N.S.,
was
the
first
of
her
sex
to
take
part
in
the
inter-Mariti
ne
rifle
shoot,
held
annually
since
188t(.
With
a
'Albert
&
McCaffery
j
LIMITED
'
I
101
score,
she
ranked
fourth
In
the
24
competitjrs
at
Sussex,
N.B.;
the
winner
had
103.
Elsie
!
Surviving
are
his
wife
Mrs.
E.
,
(CP
PHOTO)
shot
beside
her
father,
Onr.
C.
C.
Strong.
Fitzpatrick,
415
Falls
St.,
wei-;
son,
and
three
sons
Ernest
at!
Ktnnard.
Frl
at
Seattle
and
i
Eugene
at
the
coast
and
four
grandchildren.
Ietterbox
with
regular
oval
Queen
Mary
iQDE
Chapter
Meeting
Loca
a
n
Tourist
Ships
j
In
Port
Thursday
j
Two
tourist
cruise
ships
docked
In
Prince
Rupert
at
almost
and
long-oval
heads
hotel
arrivals
BUSIEST
STREET
d
PERSONAL
Queen
Mary
Chapter,
Imper
iitor,
Daily
News:
action
of
Third
Avenue
ial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
held
a
final
meeting
Tues
(Prince
Rupert)
Mr.
and
Mrs..
P.
Dern,
Saa
Francisco;
Allan
Watson
and
the
same
time
yesterday
morn-
n.hlcf
.nH
riano
-an
',
ATTCMTTAM
nrrFFT
.TWK
ing.
bringing
to
city
streets
and
n.j
''
-,.,-,,.
i
;,.
i
Bniai
nv
Tnpxrtnv
day
night
prior
to
suspending
son.
Vancouver:
Fred
Rea,
P,
iuICa
ine
mwii
eiwren-porui
niht.
Julv
3
A11
members
re-
for
the
summer
months.
Mrs.
J.
,
i-
r
uar,h
w
rwir.i
visitors
so
far
thU
season
salt
Lake
furry
running
quested
to
attend.
(164c)
r.
Carr,
the
regent,
was
in
the
in'
Dinsdale.
C.
McNeil.
R.
D.
I
McBridc
Street
to
Cow
Bay
i,diubtedly
the
busiest
thor-Siiore
in
the
city,
It
Is
also.
I
the
exception
of
Hushbrook
!its,
the
worst
section.
Sir
amount
of
traffic
over
1
street
certainly
Justifies
the
'
.,,.!-,.
nf
fhltt
Ml.
.
i-.n
I-
If
..
""f
CVery
8U"
!L
VfL
I
,
J
chair
and
in
charge
of
the
wind-
LaBayne,
George
Vincent
and
Stetson
knows
that
head
shape
vary.
So
Stetson
hat.
are
made
in
regular
oval
and
long-oval
shapes
to
give
you
truly
comfortable,
"custom"
fitting.
Why.
not
drop
in,
now,
for
the
best
hat
fit
of
your
life?,
Watts
&
Nickerson
OSE
PEOPLE
WEAR
STETSON
HATS
THAN
ANY
OTHER
BRANS
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McPherson,
Van
sengers,
most
of
whom
were
,
,
'
Ketchikan
Chronicle,
arrived
in
'
in?-uP
of
business
until
fall,
round-trln
tourists
Hlph.ranlc.
The
Port
Day
committee
this
th
it
th
Prinn
w.,r,ort.
ist,
Arransements
were
made
for
This'
could
be
attained
ing
executives
among
them
were
yeaT
consists
of
Aid.
Doug
Friz-'
evening
from
thi
north.'
He
met
j
nd""S
ice
cream
sale
at
the
Carnival
and
for
a
home-
zell,
chairman;
H.
F.
Glftssey,
lout
seriously
disrupting
the
;
H.
J.
Nelson,
general
western
Mrs.
Baker
and
two
children
cooking
sale
In
September.
traffic
manager
for
the
Illinois
secretary;
H.
F.
oRbins,
Haroldi
ftQ
were
nere
aboard
tne
Prin.
Them
and
Rudolph
Olsen
couyer;
W.
L.
Baker,
Ketchikan;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Johnson,
Chicago;
R.
A.
Heath,
Sandspit;
John
Walmsley,
Tacoma;
L.
Durocher,
Edmonton;
Mrs.
O.
Hobson
and
Mrs.
G.
Altken,
Reglna.
I
Lt.
Cdr.
Adomie,
Lulu
Island;
D.
J.
Manson,
R.
Goldsmith,
A.
Vick.
D.
Heal,
E.
Henders,
L.
H.
,
cess
Louise
this
morning
return-
Legion
Auxiliary
dance,
Fri-
ing
home
after
a
month's
visit
in
Is
nnouitcemen
day,
June
29,
10
p.m.
Benefit
the
CoosBay
district
or
oregoa.
Hospital
funds.
Gents
75c,
ladles
.A
nntin
nend
1
Canadian
Legion
Auxiliat
y
tea,
homecooking
sale.
Legion
50c.
Legion
Auditorium.
(152c)
traffic
if
the
north
side
done
first
and
then
the
iof
h
side.
iose
of
us
who
drive
cars
and
jksknow
the
punishment
that
rhic!e
takes
every
time
it
over
this
"road.''
f
ping
that
this
will
remind
I
Council
that
the
summer
Is
Ij
by
and
that
road
surfacing
:s
to
be
done
in
fine
weather.
the
day
JL
at
Rainbow
Lake.
Stop
.
.
.
.
v
Mall
Tnno
9H
t
School
Inspector
G.W.Graham
m
at
Kainoow
baxe
onee
aar
"
.,...
Tea,
left
by
plane
today
for
Victoria
for
refreshments.
Dancing
every
..
'
evening
(ltd
o'-P1
i.-
m
i
i
20.
Chapman,
L.
J.
Traeger,
L.
W.
Richardson.
H.
S.
Brody,
R.
Perry,
T.
Sterling,
J.
Maxlmenko,
'
C.
L.
Bassey
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Skog,
Vancouver;
R.
Goldsmith,
uirifrn
1
1
m
u
iti
lit"
riii'fitrii
in
o
Central
Railroad,
and
Mrs.
Nelson,
from
San
Francisco;
L.
O.
Inkan,
director
of
Pacific
Coast
Independent
Theatre
Owners,
and
Mrs.
Inkan.
Disembarking
at
Prince
Rupert
were:
A.
E.
Nix,
A.
M.
Watson,
P.
Watson,
William
Cruikshank,
and
Miss
E.
L.
Clement.
Embarking
were:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mason,
returning
to
Tenakee,
Alaska,
from
a
holiday
in
Nova
Scotia,
and
E.
D.
Medley,
from
Seattle,
bound
for
Skagway.
PRINCESS
KATHLEEN
Catholic
Fall
Bazaar
October
marking
examination
papers
at
Department
of
Education
lours
for
good
roads,
During
Exhibition
Week
the
3
and
4.
Public
Library
will
be
open
at
Rcbekah
Bazaar,
October
20.
the
usual
hours
except
for
Sat-
Presbyterian
Fall
Sale,
No-
urdays
and
Wednesday
when
vembcr
15.
(153c)
Sandspit;
F.
A.
McNaught,
Victoria;
A.
Salloum,
Kelowna.
R.
J.
TUBB.
Special
meeting
of
Interna-
tional
Union
of
Operating
Engineers,
Local
510.
Friday,
June
29.
Carpenters'
Hall,
8
p.m.
All
21-Piece
Breakfast
$6.95
open
from
1
p.m.
to
7
p.m.
I
Cathedral
Bzaar,
November
17.
I
'
(153o)
A.
M.
Hu-st,
principal
of
Booth
j
i.o.D.E
Fall
Bazaar
November
Memorial
High
School,
and
Mi
s.
22
Hurst,
accompanied
by
R.
G.
j
gt.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
No-Davidson,
vice-principal,
left:
vembcr
29.
Sets
...
32-Piece
Breakfast
Sets
:
The
CPR
steamer,
Princess
Kathleen,
docked
at
9:30
a.m.,
southbound
with
300
round
trip
passengers,
including
190
tourists
Wednesday
by
car
lor
victo
:ia
!
members
urged
to
attend.
Important
business.
(152c)
Miss
E.
L.
Clement,
R.N.,
lady
superintendent
of
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
yesterday
from
aVncouver
after
Mr.
Hurst
and
Mr.
Davidson
will
j
21-Plece
Bone
$
1595
China
Tea
Sets
be
engaged
in
marking
examination
papers
before
taking
up
other
summer
work
and
having
vacation.
spending
her
annual
vacation
l.i
in
the
Sam
Campbell
tour.
Mr.
Campbell,
well-known
author
and
lecturer,
organized
I
the
tour
as
he
has
for
several
I
years,
and
during
the
trip
show-led
several
color
movies
of
dlf-!
ferent
countries
he
has
visited.
PORTRAITS
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Developed
and
Printed
PROMPT
SERVICE
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216
4th
Street
Box
645
Phone
Green
389
:
Prince
Rupert
the
south.
The
Cathedral
of
Burgos,
i
Dinner
Sets,
from
AC
66
pieces
at
...
M
i
VO
(Including
beautiful
Wedge-wood
and
Couldon
King's
Plate)
.
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'
T
A
K
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"
Dr.
CHASE'S
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PILLS
Spanish
city
dating
from
the
ninth
century,
is
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flor-
1
ious
Gothic
monument
in
Spain.
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oCi
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Refrigeration
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Pipe
Welders
Outslantli
FUNERAL
NOTICE
ROSSI
In
the
citv
Tuesday
June
26,
1951.
Louis
Rossi,
aee
61
vears.
beloved
uncle
of
Anaelo
Kossi.
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
Solemn
Requiem
Ma.ss
will
be
sung
bv
Rev.
Father
H.
J.
Ravner.
uL
Church
of
the
Annunciation
at
9:30
a.m.
Saturday.
June
30.
Interment
to
follow
in
Fairview
Cemeterv
where
oravers
will
be
said
bv
Rev.
Father
O
P
Mohan.
Friends
kindly
assemble
for
prayers
at
Grenville
Court
Chioel
at
J
o'clock
this
evening.
B.
C.
Unddertakers
in
charge
of
jtrrangements.
(ltct
inn
a
English
Bone
China
Cl!PS
AND
SAUCERS
at
69c
ald
97c
PUNCIinOWI.
SETS
7.95
MANSON'S
China
Shop
.
I
All
Certified
Operators
Wt
build
Stacks,
Fire
trapes
and
Tanks
all
sizes
(industrial
welding
co.
HOW
6Mi
COFFEE
BE?
TRY
THE
.
AND
Y.UU
FIHD
THE
AtiSV.TR
Here
b
a
aev
bM
w
feed,
s
oallcioui
yen
won't
believe
it
till
yon
kttt
Her
it
todn
t
Its
lijrnt,
lehedihif
beet
CW
tke
nw
MaHin'i
Coffie
from
yoer
tracer
tedey.
Tkea
you'll
knew
how
food
coffee
ce
be.
An
"outstanding
performance"
is
how
listeners
expressed
their
opinion
last
night
of
the
organ
recital
by
1-eter
Lien,
al
the
ol.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral.
Mr.
Lien
observed
his
twentieth
anniversary
as
organist
In
thj
church
by
giving
a
one
and
a
half
hour
performance.
About
(hil
scWtlMnxnl
tt
not
publltheo
or
dlipltytd
bv
fa
Liquor
Coamt
m
htf
irx
Gevwnamt
9
firW
Coiuabi
1st
E.
Phone
Green
884
ON
Alusnys
a
Special
Treat
Mother's
Jamni
and
JFeHv
200
people
attended.
j
The
recital
was
Interspersed
;
with
selections
by
the
Cathedral
Choir
and
assisted
by
G.
B.
hangerud,
Mr.
Lun's
organ
student
for
one
and
a
half
years.
i
"I
believe
the
people
liked
the
music,"
Mr.
Lien
said
modestly,
'but
he
prefers
to
play
church
music.
I
"There
Is
something
different
'
in
thp
music
which
puts
people
Display
NOW!!
FORD'S
British
Built
CONSUL
'
in
the
mood
to
worship.
With
me
!
!
it
comes
fr-m
inside.
It
isn't
or-
j
Hlnorv
music.
!
CGLTI7
Recipes
aro
Eft
civ
OTii'tVlr
Sure
M!l0
"I
guess
it
is
the
deep
ieeung
of
religion,"
Mr.
Lien
said,
after
the
rocltal.
W1TTW
TTA11
The
outstanding
musician
also
,
favors
the
Symphony
Orchestra,
of
which
he
Is
the
conductor,
and
third,
comes
the
band,
he
'
1
'says-
"twinlp
mnv
he
surDrlsed.
.
a
u
but
AT
M
Parker
Ltd.
above
band
work
I
prefer
ther
organ
and
the
orchestra.
That
i
V
"I'-tl
-
MONARCH
DF.AI.F.Rd
Mr.
Lien
has
given
several
organ
recitals
during
the
past
Children
or
grownups,
they
all
love
homemade
jams
and
jellies.
Making
them
with
Certo
is
so
easy
...
so
quick
and
sure.
For
Certo
is
a
highly
concentrated
fruit
pectin
product
and
pectin
is
the
natural
jellying
substance
extracted
from
fruit.
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
J
L.
I
few
years.
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Rupert
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in
tthr
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will
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-.
A
one-minute
full,
rolling
boil
.
.
that's
all
you
need
with
Certo.
No
long,
tedious
boiling
down
of
precious
juice
so
you
average
50
more
jam
or
jelly
from
your
fruit.
And
the
boil
is
so
short
your
fruit
keeps
its
natural
taste
and
color.
The
recipes
you
get
with
Certo
end
all
guesswork.
Follow
the
simple
directions
carefully
.
.
.
you'll
have
no
failures.
Your
jams
and
jellies
will
be
bright,
sparkling
and
delicious
every
time.
Recipe
booklet
under
th
libel
of
every
bottle
nd
in
every
package.
,
Etch
type
hi
special
recipei
which
must
be
followed.
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