Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
December
21,
1951
"HAVE
A
MART,
DEAR!
Special
Flight
With
Teachers
hristmas
holidnys
in
Vancouver
HISTORIC
PIPES
Newsprint
for
New
Zealand
Bv
J
C.
GRAHAM
were
K
J.
Boulter.
Miss
F.
De-
WINNIPEG
(CP)
One
of
the
Prince
Rupert
to
Be
Filter
Centre
in
New
RCAF
Observer
Set-up
lancj.
Miss
J.
Bernhof.
Mi.'s
N.
oldest
church
organs
here
is
be
A
third
section
of
CPA
flights
Irvine.
G
Ollson,
A
F.
Hadley,
ing
taken
down
after
60
years'
LET'S
BUY
CANADA'S
MOST
ENTERTAINING
BOOK
FOR
WE
REST
OF
THEM!"
CiiiiiiUlun
Press
Corronoiidfnt
j
AUCKLAND,
N.Z.
P
Plans
to
I
launch
a
newsprint
Industry
in
I
New
Zealand
which
will
be
uro-
vaiH-ouviT
miiay
was
in
tne
j
miss
Mitencii.
miss
v.
eireu,
miss
service
at
All
Saints'
and
St.
nature
of
a
-'school
teachers'
L
Smith,
J
R
Wilson.
Miss
E.
Alban
churches.
Three
ranks
of
special''
when
the
Landseair
Marnard.
Miss
E.
Ball,
L.
Math-
its
pipes
will
be
used
in
a
new
pulled
out
late
this
afternoon
on
:
en..
Miss
M.
Hopkins.
Miss
Dlgby
organ
at
st.
Albans
but
the
rest
direct
flight.
Booked
for
and
F.
Moore
are
beyond
repair.
OTTAWA.
The
Ground
Observer
Corps,
which
ducins
large
supplies
by
the
niKKiie
oi
udi
nave
oeen
sun-
;,
is.
taking
as
its
.
motto
..
"I
,
he
hyes
,,
and
.
hars
of
,
the
,,
mu,ed
to
the
government
by,
one
RCAF."
is
rWinnin.r
in
tril.n
uhniin
it
v:i
:in-!New
Zealand
and
two
United
V
MWv
.
-ft
i,
:
111
For
a
Boy'
S
l
J
r
li
.
3ud9et
hio.
'o
2.50
.
M
V
t
1
1
11
11
1.H
I
J-"-
.l.llfll
s
INCLUDING
J
I
,
,
,
!
States
companies.
The
industry
i.i
nounced
today
by
Air
force
neadiiuarters.
would
be
able
to
supply
ail
the
I
Organizational
progress
has
;
Dominion's
newsprint
needs
and
been
made
since
planned
formu-
League
and
with
civil
defence
of-
:
provide
large
quantities
of
news-tion
o:
the
corps
was
announce!
ficials
in
organizing
the
corps,
print,
pulp
and
timber
for
ex-last
March
and
it
is
expected
When
the
corps
becomes
oper-
port
Jo
South
Pacific
countries,
that
a
call
for
civilian
volun-
a-ional
in
1952,
about
150.000
The
proposal
has
bevn
made
in
tccrs
will
be
made
early
in
1952.
civilians
will
be
eedcd
to
fill
response
to
an
invitation
from
Detachments
of
regular
fore
thc
Positlolls
Men'
omen
nlld
,
the
government
to
private
in-RCAF
personnel
have
been
youths
from
all
walks
of
life
wdl
;
t,,.s(,y
to
submit
plans
for
the
formed
at
Halifax
Montrea
ecneully
be
given
to
personnel
utilization
f)f
the
huge
state
for-North
Bay,
Out
and
Vancouve-'
not
nt"'maly
qtnHified
lor
rcgu-
rsi
j,,
the
centre
of
the
north
Other
detachments
are
bein;
lar
"lllllary
svice
in
wartime.
;
i
land.
This
is
Hie
largest
man-formed
at
St.
Johns,
Newfound-
Forms,
pamphlets
and
man-
'
j
maib
forest
in
the
world.
The
land,"
Winnipeg,
Saskatoon
an
l
uals
are
being
published
and
will
government
had
propjsed
that
Edmonton.
These
detachment';
be
distributed
to
all
prospective
a
town
be
built
at
Murupara,
in
will
be
responsible
for
organiza-
members
of
the
corps,
with
full;
the
loiest
zone,
for
establish-tion
and
activation
of
the
corps
information
about
the
organiza-,
nieiil
of
the
Industry.
TAXES
Christmas
THE
RUPERT
E
H
11
H
m
m
a
"-VS
E-V
in
tneir
respective
areas
and
""
"a
le
ro'e
oi
nmiviuuai
The
nlan
fiinmlt
Led
f
1
by
the
hi
;
MEN'S
AMD
BOYS'
STORE
for
integration
into
the
over-all
''"'"bers.
national
system.
Training
exercises,
involving
live?
inms.
however,
provides
for
the
industry
to
b
centred
at
IN
GAY
HOLIDAY
sjtr'.
ENVELOP
M'
NOW
ON
SAIE
or
infOrmofion
AT
THE
BOX
OFFICE
"none
669
or
Red
1
20
I
Si
Kl
Af
p!.n:es,
pu"':s'
.w"
will
be
Dc
held
nuu
to
l0.
AUu
being
established
across
.
,
U'e
existing
town
of
Tc
Puke.
:.
Canada,
from
Newfoundland
to
Pri'v'u,;
P'H"'ai
experience
ana
whicll
lios
ncarcr
the
east
coajjt
tfiitish
Columbia,
are
filter
ceil-
,
,
10,r8an'zaUon'
,
,.
'and
ncarcr
the
port
which
is
to
tres.
into
which
the
thousand,
.
.
In
l
1,m
t0
s"PPli''enting
be
bl,nt
at
Mt
ManKanui
for
r
i
ir
TODAY
tr
SATURDAY
l:veni"
show
j
.
,
.
Salurilav
i..ii.
.
'
nf
fiviWiin
nhcorvorc
.iH
....1
UU
till
vii
o
CU
i
Ij
Bill
1
1
1
1
1
Ll
IdMUl
ll'lll.llttt
the
plant's
products.
ihir
...,....
,
",'
system,
it
is
expected
that
the
--'
-
i
M
The
three
firms
are
Fletcher
j
Construction'
Company,
bluest
'
construction
organization
in
New
i
Zealand;
Merrltt,
Chapman
and
j
Sr-olt
Corporation,
which
has
!
built
many
pulp
and
paper
rnills
j
In
America,
and
the
Raymond'
or
heard
'
B
corl
wl"
be
of
value
'
r,1lort-
'
iii'4
friendly
aircraft
in
distress.
Air
Force
officials
are
not
yet
Heading
it
up
in
B.C.
will
be
ready
for
recruiting
civilian
ob-
Squadron
Leader
Cecil
Hoseason,
servers
or
filter
centre
plotters
a
Vancouver
man,
who
was
edu-
at
this
time
but
will
welcome
cateci
at
Lord
Roberts,
Vancou-
niplications
when
the
filter
ecu-
vcr
High
and
Vancouver
Tech.
res
are
set
up
during
the
com-
Veteran
pilot
of
the
last
war
ng
year.
An
announcement
will
he
was
awarded
the
Air
Force
h
m;n
U'lin.-.
ann!innti..n..
.....
i
.
I.
Prince
Ruperts
Really
Big
Boys'
Department
ASK
THE
BOY-HE
KNOWS
,
.
w
...
J
-
I
life
concrete
Pre
Company,
of
the
United
States.
They'
propose
forming
a
company
to
develop
and
exploit
the
forest
in
association
wdh
the
Kovernment.
which
-"wi
wi.wwa
cross
lor
icauersniu
and
en
be
accepted.
a
n
m
thusiasm
of
the
highest
order.
OM
IMf
Main
purpose
of
the
Ground
He
has
already
made
many
trips
around
B.C.
and
is
gradually
jwill
supply
the
timber,
build
a
'
railWlll.
flllH
ttilra
i.ii-l
tn
fill.
'
.......
i,
ui
yunj
"CituiK
the
nucleus
of
a
Srlcctcft
Shorts
Cartoon
3
....
u.lll
V4
V
.
It'JVIIlVll
i.
null,
TOTEM
org
aniation.
Hoseason
says
that
filter
centres
iiave
been
decided
upon
at
Prince
Rupert,
Nelson,
Kainloops
and
in
Vancouver.
He
stresses
that
recruiting
will
not
start
until
early
In
the
New
Joe
Saggard
In
Hospital
Observer
Corps
is
to
supplement
the
Kt'AF's
early
warn-ins
radar
chain
by
reporting
aircraft
seen
or
heard.
Organization
and
control
of
the
corps
is
the
responsibility
of
the
KCAF's
Air
Defence
Command,
which
also
controls
the
early-warning
system.
ALC
is
woikiir;
closely
with
the
other
armed
forces,
the
RCAF
Association,
the
Air
Cadet
FViM
VI
vnts
TIIMTKIt
CATERING
TO
EVERY
AGE
BOY
AND
YOUTH
ITS
CPCN
MOUSE
fd!
ii-ar
wnen
he
has
an
u;aniza-tci.i
re.iay
to
accept
vo.unteeis
una
Irani
them
wiihout
delay.
n
v
m
M
M
II
Si
a
hi
'3
w
.4
u
SUITS
JACKETS
SLACKS
SOCKS
SHIRTS
TIES
HATS
BELTS
UNDERWEAR
PAJAMAS
OVERCOATS
SWEATERS
WJNDBREAKERS
PARKAS
SPORTSWEAR
GLOVES
a
K
SI
LAMtK
;hip;
ANn
The
Christmas
season
brint's
a
j
.oiourn
in
hospital
for
Joe
SIhr-;
".ltd.
colorful
plonrvr
of
the
Yu-
1
kon
and
Prince
Rupert
and
I
known
to
thousands
of
tourists
i
the
yodellhiK
taxi
diiver."
!
ii.r,
ulio
had
to
give
up
taxi
:
di
Wlni;
recently
on
account
of
.'n'
had
a
fall
on
the
slippery
tldewalk
on
Second
Avenue
near
Third
Sti
vet
Tuesday.
He
ti
r.red
his
knee
which
continued
to
swell
and
Elve
such
na'n
cz.rr.
Prince
George
ViATERFRONT
u
1
i
fopert
Men's
and
Boys'
Store
SAILS
FOR
M.u
Donald
Cany
in
"MY.STKKY
SI
KMAKl.VH
'
'Frank
Waterhouse
freighter
t!,a
it
was
necessary
to
remove
'
llllllllB!!IKIirsaiIBBlligi3iMailllIH
Island
Kin?,
Capt.
Ray
Perry,
him
U-
hospital
in
the
ambulance
Evening
Shows
at
:00
-
;19
Saturday
Shows
at
!,
13,5.1
having
called
at
Kiliinat.
Ke-
this
morniiii;.
-
-
,
.,
.
Vancouver
hihI
luii'inii'diate
I'orts
Eoch
Thursday
l
ll:l.i
p
in.
Fcr
KETCHJKAN
It
I.II.MiMl.t
V
M!IIM(.II
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
Opening
mano
Bay
and
Watson
Island
on
thc
way
north,
was
in
port
Wednesday
nlnht.
After
dis-charping
60
tons
of
general
careo
here,
the
vessel
proceeded
to
Butedale
to
load
with
fish
meal
after
which
she
will
go
on
mimumement!
Civic
Centre
Notice
"Old
at
40,50,60?"
Man,
You're
Crazy
ru,,.l.,.n
rtg.
..,,1,
,
b.,,.
,
,.'r,
J"Z
"""n
rBll
"..1.1"
TrF
VTyM.
i
.anil
itir
ii,
viitmcw
hmt,
n,w
-f,!
JTy
tl,Y.
NW
(..,.,
..IMI
Aim
1-.
The
Civic
Centre
will
be
closed
December
!
t
Alert
Bay
to
take
on
herring
tor
Ueseivations
I
oil
lor
Vancouver.
Write
or
Cai.
j
CUV
UK
ULTOT
,
CPR
freighter
Yukon
Princess.
Capt.
A.
f.
Campbell,
heading
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
C.
north
on
a
.scheduled
voyage
to
Alaska
is
due
In
port
tonight
or
tomorrow,
ahead
of
time
owing
to
calls
at
Kitimat
and
Ke-m.ino
Bay
huvlnj;
been
omitted.
From
here
the
Yukon
Princess
will
o
to
Stewart
to
unload
aO.DOO
feet
of
lumber
which
she
took
on
at
Telegraph
Cove.
Then
she
will
continue
to
various
southeastern
Alaskan
ports
as
lar
as
Skagway.
until
1
;0C
p.m.
December
27;
also
5
p.m.
Mondm
December
31
until
Wednesday,
Jonuary
2,
1951
1WV
nKC
CLASSES
clu.s-
Thiir.ul.iy,
I.
eenili'T
.'0
a:
Monday.
January
7.
CRAFT
CLASSKS
elor
Friday
atternoon,
Dewmlw
:
until
Mniiday,
Januaiy
7.
.UArtK
DANCINCJ
caiKfllcd
iinlil
January
II
TEEN
JIVE
cancelled
from
December
21
until
January!
C
BASKETBALL
PRACTICES
will
be
resumed
January
1
C
F.II
KRS'
BASKETBALL
GAMES
Friday.
Drcrnifrr
Saturday,
December
20.
ART
CLUB
resumes
Thursday,
January
3.
W4J,
.
,.
!
'
'
UU
t
H"IH'I
It
W..J"""VTu
Frank
Waterhouse
tanker
Ar-BUs.
Capt.
Albert
CotiKh,
Ls
at
Kemano
Bay
today
from
Vancouver
and
tomorrow
morning
will
arrive
at
Port
Edward.
In
the
afternoon
she
Is
due
in
Prince
Rupert
with
stove
and
diesel
oil
for
local
tank.s.
Southbound,
tlie'Argus
will
load
a
full
car-o
of
herring
oil
between
the
Port
Edward
and
Butedale
reduction
plants.
V,w
UCVKK
V
IC1UKIA
G'"nii!jnrt
8
p.
in.
December
23
Camosun
midnight,
December
30
Tuesday,
i2
Noon
CainoMin
l
II
K
ARM,
.STFWAKT
AMI
I'OItT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Caiimsini,
It
p
m.
FUlt
NORTH
UI
FFN
(
HAH
OTTF
ISI
NIS
December
21
ss.
C'oqunlaui
mioniyht
KOK
.so
I
"I'll
UlKliN
CIIAIll.OTTK
lsl.,tsns
ss.
Coqiiitiani
Dec.
28,
midnight
Hl.K
j.
sM.vami
Prince,
Kuperl
Aent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
The
Prince
Rupert
Hote!
Dining
Room
Opens
Saturday,
December
22nd
Under
Nlew
Management
BURNETT'S
LONDON
DRY
GIN
Last
year
Canadians
spent
$ll,8OC.000,000
on
goods
and
services,
more
than
three
times
as
much
as
in
1939.
because
Burnett's
is
an
EXTRA
DRY
(uuswect-
1
csi
Christmas
and
ened)
Gin,
you
can
add
1
I
or
leave
outness,
when
-sweet-
I
mixing
I
1
I
v
New
Years
Dinners
urinK.s,
and
suit
:
every
1
f
"
'-"
-'
-7ti
,i
Tn'
Kin"iT
w-aa
nl
i
W
i.i
i,
lM.
,
il
i
I
"
II
i
f
I
:
to
10
p.m.
individual
taste,
lie
a
wise
host
.
n
i
serve
Burnett's.
:
i
y
crri
i
hriA
I
m
r
i
i
j
and
CHEF
LENNARD
formerly
of
the
"COPPER
ROOM"
Han
i,
on
Hot
Springs
Hotel
JJpy
WW
ear
:
I
Next
time
Tfef
5
buy
I
BURNETT'S
f
!
K....-iB
Casual
elegance
in
matched
skins
of
choice
sable-dyed
Russian
Sauirrel
$35.00
1
!
I
I
Cm
ThU
advertUement
rtuement
is
is
not
not
published
published
or
or
displayed
mspiajcu
by
Hie
-.-
M'
,
.
.
Board
or
by
tha
Oovernmeut
of
Brilish
Ulusso
J.
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
This
aavertisemmi
i
not
nnhiinhcd
I
w
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
couirm
I
Phone
974
Board
or
by
the
Governiitrm.
ol
1
P
O
Box
1362
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ADS
get
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Columbia.