Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tueaday,
March
8,
1951
i
i!
Railway
Wage
Rates
Settled
Condition
of
Salmon
Dock
oca
April
1,-
1U51.
Tlie
contract
cov-
EARLIER
EXPLOKEK
crlng
both
wages
and
rules
is
Land
wnicn
Captain
Nathan
and
PERSONAL
ial
Palmer
saw
in
1820
now
is
recognized
as
having
been
the
Antarctic
continent.
for
a
period
of
one
year
from
April
1.
While
finding
that
conditions
MONTREAL
It
was
announ-at
the
Canadian
National
Rail-ced
yesterday
that
negotiations
way's
local
salmon
dock
are
by
have
been
successfully
conclud-no
means
satisfactory
although'
ed
between
negotiating
commit-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Malcolm
sailed
by
the
Chilcotin
Sunrhiv
niuht.
cm
t.hnir
return
til
oCEILINGS
fj
Butedale
after
a
brief
visit
tolst,P8
are
now
OClIlg
UtKen
U).
tees
iwnrr.wnt.inir
Rrnthpihrmri
li.
E.
Mortimer,
real
estate
and
Insurance,
has
moved
his
office
to
353
Third
Avenue,
UO
Dr.
A.
W.
Larue
was
elected
a
member
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chumbvr
of
Commerce
at
its
meeting
last
ninht.
the
city.
.reciny
uiem,
me
port
and
marme
'
committee
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Regular
meeting
of
the
,
chamber
of
Commerce,
reporting
I
Women
of
the
Moose,
Wednes-
to
ihc
chamber
at
its
meeting
,
day
the
7th.
(56c)
last
nlght(
took
lne
vleW
liiat
Ule
Mr
and
Mrs.
Alf
Rlvett
and
matter
,
was
something
that
did
son
and
the
Misses
Frances
andnot
strictly
come
within
the
jur-
Joan
Cross,
who
sailed
for
Van-M,
,
ul
ule
"amoer
ana.
EDUCATION
WEEK
Parents
and
Friends
are
invited
to
-OPEN
HOUSE
-
WEDNESDAY
Borden
Street
School
2-3
p.m.
King
Edward
School
2-3
p,m.
Port
Edward
School
.-.
1-3
p.m.
(S-jc
interviews
daily
in
Daily
News)
couver
Sunday
night,
will
make;
a
motor
trip
as
far
south
as
Longbcach,
California.
!
uierciure,
recommended
mai
no
action
be
taken.
The
matter
of
serious
roof
leak-aee
at
the
salmon
dock,
as
a
re-
WE
CARRY
A
of
Locomotive
Firemen
and
En-ginemen,
Order
of
Railway
Conductors
and
Brotherhood
of
Railroad
Trainmen
and
Canadian
National
Railways
governing
the
services
of
locomotive
firemen,
helpers,
hostlers,
hostlers'
helpers,
conductors,
trainmen,
yardmen,
switchtenders,
yardmasters
and
assistant
yard-masters.
Central
and
Atlantic
regions,
including
all
employees
in
engine,
train
and
yard
service,
Newfoundland
district.
The
agreements
provide
for
rule
changes
and
increases
in
wage
rates
averaging
142
per
hour.
The
revised
wage
rates
are
effective
from
December
1,
1950,
and
the
changes
in
rules
from
Members
wishing
to
attend
Canadian
Legion
W.
A.
Banquet
phone
Black
330.
59c
Miss
Margarvt
Harris,
who
arrived
in
the
city
by
Saturday
night's
train
from
Hazelton,
sailed
Sunday
night
on
the
Chilcotfn
for
a
trip
to
Victoria.
Annual
meeting
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
Club,
Civic
Centre,
8
p.m.,
March
7.
Election
officers.
aplete
supply
of
high
quality
w
nc-ui
u
sanuer
uri
nave
yuui
iloor
sanded
by
experts.
Phone
!)09
for
Greer
&
Bridden
Ltd.
(63c)
suit
of
wht'h
ennned
ralmoa
in
cartons
stored
there
was
being
damaged,
had
been
brought
before
the
Chamber
at
last
month's
meeting
and
was
referred
to
the
port
and
marine
committee
for
report.
Presenting
the
committee's
report,
A.
P.
Cawley
told
the
Chamber
last
night
that
an
in-
B.
M.
Sprinkle
was
the
ablegate
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
the
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
night.
T.
N.
Youngs
Ladies
invited.
Films.
5fle
Young
Gorry
Alger
from
Ter-ra?c
was
recently
admitted
to
the
Oene-al
Hospital
here
tor
special
treatment.
will
represent
the
Senior
Cham-
ber
at
the
next
Jaycees
meeting,
spection
had
been
made
and
it
materials
were
on
hand
and
half
?HONE
116
-
117
or
58
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
recent
approval
of
,
the
idea
of
a
single
transferable
vote
has
been
transmitted
to'
nn
titimiiuinlS
partj
Catholic
Hall,
I
the
nrmriinrintv
a
ut
hnt-H
ino
T
'
Card
ert
&
McCaffery
R.
E.
Mortimer
Moved
To:-
353
Third
Avenue,
West
Next
to
3
Sisters
Cafe
T.
Harvey,
chairman
of
the
na-
March
8.
tional
affairs
committee,
told
Lutheran
Tea
and
Home
Cook
was
iounn
mat,
some
thirty
per-
of
the
job
was
to
be
done
this
cent
of
the
roof
was
leaking,
af-
year.
Suggestion
had
been
made
fecting
possibly
about
seventy
to
the
railway
company
that
the
percent
of
the
floor
area
and
whole
job
be
done
this
year
but
sonro
of
the
cartoned
salmon
the
committee
was
informed
stored
therein.
At
(he
time
of
the
that
this
would
net
be
in
lin
j
inspection
it
was
found
that
85,-
with
railway
policy.
000
cases
were
stored
there
and
C.
G.
Ham
took
the
view
that,
during
the
past
year
240.000
cases
the
ocean
dock
being
a
port
facil-had
passed
through
the
shed,
ity,
it
was
quite
within
the
juris-Damage
claims
amounting
to
diction
of
the
Chamber
to
ln,ter-$1200
had
been
paid.
Tarpaulins
est
itself
therein,
had
been
provided
to
cover
the
W.
J.
Scott
questioned
the
wis-cartons
but
they
were
not
en-
dom
of
a
policy
of
paying
claims
LIMITED
i
the
Prince
Rtinert
Chamber
of
inB.
March
10.
party.
i
Commerce
at
its
monthly
meet-'
Canadian
Legion
card
l
ing
last
niuht.-
;
March
14.
m
m
The
King
Edward
School
P-TA
t
'
u
.
;lnn
Attention.
Meeting
to
be
held
White
Elephant
sale
and
tea.
Friday.
March
9.
at
8
p.m.
in
vlarch
15,
at
2
p.m.
Civic
Centre.
Prince
Rupert
Lo-
j
Legion
Auxiliary
St.
Patricks
cal
Fishermen's
Co-op
Associa-
Dance.
March
18.
tion.
(57pi
1
Conrad
School
P.T.A.
card
;
tirely
meeting
the
situation
as
on
damaaed
goods
rather
than
at
water
was
running
along
the
least
building
stands
to
keep
the
PHONE
909
For
Efficient
Building
and
Remodelling
YOUR
floor.
.
j
goods
off
the
wet
floor.
The
committee1
also
informed
F.
J.
Skinner
agreed
that
it
the
Chamber
that
the
roof
of
the
i
Was
a
matter
in
which
the
Cham-shed
was
about
to
be
repaired,
ber
might
well
interest
itself.
Vorh
Ai
i
mini
.
I
Party,
Friday
March
16,
8
p.m.
W.
r
J
t
e
a
j
Scotland
G.C.Mitchell
j
st''patrick
Tea
and
card
,
.1
HPP?inted
delegate
i
rtyi
Catholic
Hall,
March
17
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber;
s.O.N.
Brothers
evening
March
of
Commerce
to
a
highway
and
17
Sonja
iadjes,
members
and
tourist
convention
to
be
httld
in
escorts
Invited
Vancouver
March
28,
being
fol-l
'orange
Ladies'
tea.
and
sale,
lowed
by
a
session
of
tire
As-'March
21
h
alive
Scholarship
Is
Innovation
BUILDERS
&
CONTRACTORS
This
Year
.
.
I
K,
wi
Q
I
rH
UnarHc
,,f
TfOrU
rf
Y.
T-
i.,
i
GREER
and
BRIDDEN
torn
passd
through
the
charitable
hands
Bri
Columbia
lf
be
'
This
sujyerb
tea
guarantees
the
flavour
of
every
cup
j
Xpert's
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the'hcld
1he
uay
following.
i
Queen
Mary
i.o.d.e.
Daffodil
P.O.
Unx
731
Prince
Kuprrl,
B.C.
l.i
....
u
l
,.:..
...
'
n"a.
marcn
o.
was
iectiiiti
at
me
aiuiucu
liicetiiii'
vi
ivcyuimig
ui
the
publicity
.
Spring
Calnedral
saiei
March
ttm
a
n
a
m
rw
Chanter
in
the
Broad
wav
Cafe
last
nitJ
.
""l
29.
YV?l
S
II
II
I
1
..'
and
,
.
"
..
M,e
nuPerl
c,,moer
m
Legion
Auxiliary
Spring
Sale,
Wanted
To
Rent
:cnt
.secretary
Commerce
last
night
that
Public
April
4.
u;il
Chapter
to
be
burf,h
chapter;
Miss
Sharl
Beth
I
Relations
Council
had
plans
In'
th..
next
miTtii.K.
,..
'.;
..,
.o
....,..
.
"u...
r
r.--.i
k"b
nVi
'
i
uuuk.
niviio
nuiuu
iiiuull'i.
nunn
mr
iuiiif'iiii'
nun
nm-.
t?
(
Art
uuvc
uiir
I
Highlight
of
the
evening
was
I
duction
of
a
new
publicity
pam-;
w.O.T.M.
Spring
bazaar,
April
phlet
of
the
city.
Cof.imR'-ees
20.
the
singing
of
a
King
Edward
mm
I'Si'iit,
Mis.
G.
R.
were
working
on
the
matter
,
St.
Peter's
Spring
Sale.
April
with
a
view
to
having
the
pam-
26.
The
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Ltd.
requite
immediately
for
their
permanent
operating
staf
f,
HOUSES
FOR
RENTAL.
Please
address
replies
to:
Personnel
Supervisor,
Mill
Operating
Staff,
Box
1000,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
or
call
Supervisor
at
Watson
Island.
m'ul.
Mrs.
R.
W.
School
quintet
of
Dorothy
Wick,
Jessica
Nelson,
Shirra
Halliday,
Gail
Redpalh
and
Beverly
Cal-derone,
trained
by
J.
D.
Goscoe.
Accompanist
for
the
evening
phlet
in
production
at
an
early.
United
W.
A.
Spring
sale,
May
3.
date.
'
Sonja
tea.
May
12.
nit,
Mrs.
iTi'lury,
Mrs.
K.
Withers.
.
K.
Bar-
Mr:
PRINTING
M'l-ii'tiiiy,
Mrs.
.1.
Experience
T,
Mrs.
M.
J.
..
SS
u
PURPOSES
w
Quality
Vcrsotidry
was
Miss
Barbara
Teng,
regent
for
the
Halda
Chapter,
who
played
the
piano.
Over
$300
has
been
given
out
to
city
and
district
schools
by
the
local
order
for
the
year,
Mrs.
Blackaby
said
in
reviewing
the
year's
worts.
With
the
introduction
this
year
of
an
annual
university
sehutarMiip
for
$100
to
be
given
to
a
native
youth,
the
local
order
sets
a
precedent
for
the
province.
The
regular
municipal
annual
scholarship
of
$100
was
presented
to
Robert
Jones,
Mrs.
Withers
said
in
her
annual
report.
Although
asked
by
the
other
members
of
the
order
to
con-
sccn'i.uy.
Mrs.
"
rc;,d
Ijy
(hp
Irra.siirer.s
of
Dibb
Printing
Co.
I'll
opini
ii'j:
rere-1
Jacks
were
para.l-
I'llONH
Ml
HKSNKII
HMH'K
I
t:ih!r
by
Mrs.
M.
iiil.ml
bearer
for
tinue
her
work
as
regent,
Mrs.
v
unpen
Municipal
sfi
Hilda
Gillis,
Ufc
Chupicr;
Mr..
Mft.-ckin.
ca
mbre
1
W
J.
Linrham.
Blackaby
declined.
MUS.
BLACKABY
1IONOKKD
A
gift
for
her
services
was
lii
ii-
Mrs.
K.
John-
presented
to
the
retiring
prcsi-Eclin-
(Continued
on
page
6)
Duchess
(if
SPECIAL
a,
uu
oj.ji
DINNER
ROLLS
runchv
hy
They're
really
rity
nJ
no
(rouble
t
ill
to
make,
with
new
1
IcMihmann
Knyal
Fail
Rising
Urr
Xctst
!
Gives
you
fast
action
liht
dough
and
none
of
the
l)iher
of
old
lime
pcmhablc
veait
!
Get
a
doen
pai'kagcs
keeps
full
strength
uilbent
ttfrigtration!
32
Piece
BREAKFAST
SETS
-
$8.95
.
58
Piece
DINNER
SETS
SI'.K
ICIi
H)H
SIX
$25.50
V.;
-;
"
pr'x
fty
CRUSTY
DINNER
ROLLS
Mcusure
into
a
laigc
bowl
12
c.
litkewarin
water.
I
giaim-lnteil
siiL'ar:
stir
until
sugar
is
dis
Yoir
choice
of
4
beautiful
colors:
Green,
Rose,
Blue
or
Yellow
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Science
against
pain
solved.
.Sprinkle
with
1
cmeloie
Heist
hmann's
Roval
Fast
Rising
llrv
Yeast.
Let
stand
10
niins.,
TH
F.N
stir
well.
Add
c.
lukewarm
water
anil
1
Isp.
salt.
Add.
all
at
once.
3','2
c
oiMe-sittetl
bread
Hour
and
work
In
with
the
hands:
work
in
5
lb,
soli
shortening;,
knead
on
linlilly
Homed
board
until
smooth
anil
clastic.
Plate
in
greased
IhiwI.
(aner
wilh
a
damp
cloth
and
set
in
warm
place,
free
Ironi
draught.
l
et
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Punch
down
dough
in
bowl,
old
over,
cover
and
again
let
rise
tin-til
doubled
in
bulk,
turn
out
011
lightly-Hourcd
hoanl
and
fits
isle
into
2
eipial
portion:
shape
each
piece
into
a
long
roll
alHiut
W"
ill
diameter.
Cover
wilh
a
damp
dnlli
anil
let
rest
l!
niins.
I
sing
a
homed
sharp
knile.
cut
doiighy
11110
U"
lengths
and
place,
well
apart.
on
ungreaseii
cookie
sbeels,
Spi
inkle
rolls
willi
0111mc.il
and
Science
froprcssts:
For
50
years
we
have
useJ
little
white
tablets
acctylsalicylic
4cid
for
the
relief
of
pain.
Today
this
familiar
pain-killer
is
available
in
a
new
form
without
the
disadvantages
of
insolubility,
'
acidity
and
bitter
t.tstc.
It
is
called
DISPREN.
Why
tok
DISPRIN?
DtcauM
DISPRIN
is
sslublt
and
substantially
neutral.
When
taken
in
water
as
recommended,
it
enters
the
stomach
as
a
true
solution
and
not
as
undissolved
particles.
It
is
therefore
le$
liable
to
cause
stomach
discomfort.
1
DISPRIN
is
readily
absorbed,
because
it
definitely
dissolvcs,(not
mcrclv
disintegrates)
it
permits
speedy
absorption
and
gives
quicker
relict.
1
DISPRIN
is
palatable,
liven
children
will
take
it
readily.
A
FASHION
FIRST!
Tli"
shapes
.
.
.
lt-allii-rs.
falKti'.s
rti'!
cold's
crrmci
mmi
fMsition-w;sr
for
iDi-mg
'51
are
licit'
now
in
our
wiilf
si-lcftioii
o(
value
priced
luinuba!',.s.
DISPRIN
is
now
arailable
tt
ytm
Diiiiiii.i.
Pottles
of
26
tubiett
or
Hamly
Pocket
Folders
of
8.
.
Science,
steps
forward
with
let
rise,
unnisereil,
lor
i.
Hour.
Kriish
with
cohl
water
and
let
rise
anoiher
!2
liour.
Meanwhile,
aland
a
broad
shallow
pan
oi
hot
water
in
the
oen
and
preheat
oven
10
hoi.
4'Jj.
Remove
pan
of
waicr
from
oven
and
bake
I
lie
rolls
in
siram-hlled
01
en
for
1,
hour,
brushing
tliein
with
told
water
and
sprinkling
lightly
Willi
coriuncal
alter
the
hist
15
niins.,
and
again
brushing
llieni
with
cold
walcr
2
minutes
bctoie
re-
SKK
THEM
Ttl).V!
SAFE
SPEEDY
PLEASANT
muviiiE
baked
buns
from
t
lie
asmon
uootvear
oven.
Yield
18
rolls.
BY
THE
MAKERS
OF
'DETTOL'
ANTISEPTIC
.
.
.
RECK
ITT
4
C.OI.MAN
(CANADA)
LIMITED,
PHARMACEUTICAL
DIVISION.
MONTREAL