Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
March
21,
1951
1
Annual
,
Audit
Is
Approved
-p-
crSonalS
1
The
auditor's
report
last
night
was
approved
and
accepted
by
Thirty
Taking
Up
First
Aid
jDER
COAL
the
Prince
Rupert
Hospital
Asso-
C.
L.
Johansen
left
for
Alert
ciation
at
their
annual
meeting.
Bay
on
the
Camosun
yesterday.
In
qualifying
statements,
Audi-
.
.
.
.
.
..
tors
Rorie
&
Laird
said
"there
a"d
G9un
,C,lul?
mee
"
loclc
ton
had
not
been
a
minute
detailed
P'
f1
Women
lnvlted'
Fllms'
atc
examinatwn
of
patients'
accounU
Although
thirty
men
and
women
attended
the
first
night
receivaoie.
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene
The
Sports
Shop
will
be
of
the
St.
John
Ambulance
First
J
NOW!
'X.
expiamea
mat,,
oecause
or
ex-
closed
until
further
notice,
tensive
changes
in
bookkeeping
Watch
for
re-opening
date
when
required
by
British
Columbia
alterations
are
completed,
(ltd
Hospital
Insurance,
so
much
t'n
hr)
bfn
spent
on
detail
ATTENTION
ALL
ELKS.
i.
u.
i
i
i-t.
i
Your
ftttpnrianpA
U
rpnupat.pri
at.
Aid
class
Friday
in
the
fire
hall,
the
executive
would
welcome
more
applicants.
"If
enough
women
show
inter-
4
t
J
3
OVA
UIAL
4
wu"
,
l."e,e
uau"
1
Deen
I
month
meetimT
of
.
est-
we
wil1
hol
a
separate
class
time
reeu
resu,ar
ar
mommy
meeting
oi
enough
"or
money
to
cover
j
tne
tor
them'
sald
the
secretarv
uf
Prlnce
work
B
p-
E-
extra
of
the
auditors"
to
make
minute
examinations.
Lodge
No.
342,
to
be
held
In
the
the
first
aid,
J.
C.
Ewart.
"We
have
no
quarrel
with
the
Canadian
Legion
Auditorium,
I
The
next
mating
v
!!l
be
held
auditors
and
believe
they
did
the
Tnursaay
March
22,
at
8
p.m.
j
tnis
Thursday
evening
in
the
fire
best
job
that
could
have
been
snarP-
l69c)
Rail.
Due
to
the
Easter
week-end,
done
under
the
circumstances,"!
Leaving
for
Butedale
on
.
the
tn("
rf?Su'ar
Friday
class
is
set
said
Dr.
Greene.
I
Camosun
yesterday
were
Mrs.
J.
back
a
dav-
1
Auditors
Rorie
&
Laird
were
Rintaul,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Williams
Attending
the
Friday
night
reappointed
as
next
year's
audi-'an(i
daughter
Kay
Dr
Streiberg
class
were
Mrs-
J-
M-
Smitn-
Mrs-tors.
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Krohn.
'
'
J-
HiPP'
Mrs-
E-
M-
Yelland,
Mrs.
j
I
However,
F.
E.
Anfield,
speak-!
i
Helen
Ford,
Mrs.
Olga
Kronhaus,
ing
from
the
membership,
asked
Everybody
welcome
at
Job's
Mrs.
E.
Smith.
Mrs.
Tuprowski,
incoming
board
to
consider
hav-
Daughters'
tea
and
sale,
Ma-
Mrs.
M.
M.
Sleep,
Miss
Dorothy
ine
auditors
make
a
bid
on
"'c
Temple,
tomorrow
at
2:30
Smith,
Miss
Jean
Smith,
John
future
audits.
Pm-
Utc)
McLean,
John
Eyolfson,
J.
C.
stocks
are
cleared
we
offer'
the
IJntil
ollowinq
'
Alberta
Coals
at
bargain
I
rices:
"earn
Lump
16.75
per
ton
!at
Egg
15.75
per
ton
At
STETSON
;
President
C.
G.
Ham
said
in
-
.
.
.
.v..
Franks,
W.
J.
Rothwell,
John
the
r
-
...
v
.
f,
Davidson,
Robert
Morris,
Don
I
the
um.m
wju
nuu
ueen
vac
won
wh.,,.,(,,
w...u
h
:atnut
i
.:
per
ton
charge
for
the
audit
but
thought
M8ose
Cpen
lttaUoiL
members
,
1
that,
in
view
of
more
detailed
welcome
1
Sandness,
Ernest
Girbay,
Ernest
RANKED
HIGH
A
charming
pre-graduation
portrait
"of
Miss
Dorothy
Kergin,
daughter
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kergin.
who
distinguished
herself
in
recent
Registered
Nurses'
examination
by
placing
as
one
of
the
three
leaders
in
the
province.
There
were
122
candidates
in
all.
Other
leaders
were
Miss
Gertrude,
Wrkentin
of
6t.
Paul's
Hospital
and
Miss
Mavis
Coleman-of
Vancouver
Oeneral
Hospital
where
Miss
Kergin
is
also
a
student.
She
will
graduate
in
May.
riqucttcs
21.75
per
ton
i
DreaKaown
required
by
BCHIS,
the
charge
in
future
would
be
I
more.
THE
CHURCHES
TOGETHER
Sinclair,
Kenneth
Weish,
R.
J.
in
a
United
Service
of
Evan-
i
Speers,
J.
C.
Ewart,
J.
W.
Sleep,'
gelical
Witness
at
First
United
I
George
Redhead
and
R.
E.
Church
8
o'clock
Wednesday
!
Eylofson,
instructor.
j
The
Rev.
Dr.
E.
A.
Wright
will
give
the
address.
Come
for
Salvation,
worship
and
witness..
(68p)
ATTENTION:
Regular
meet
:ONE
116
-117
or
58
m
Banks
to
Open
.'Thursday
Eve
j
In
view
of
the
Good
Friday
holiday
this
week,
city
banks.
Dashing
for
the
office,
or
strolling
on
the
avenue
you'rt
dressed
right
for
the
bright
city
in
this
smooth
and
snappy
Stetson.
The
sleek;
grateful
lines
oi
the
Whippet
will
help
you
go
plaies
in
style.
Watts
and
Nickerson
Fine
Session
of
Borden
St.
PT
ing
of
International
Union
'Slaned
jfarlu
which
UFoally
open
on
Friday
operating
Engineers,
Local
evenings
f:-om
6
to
7:30
will
in
rt
&
McCaffery
is
postponed
from
Friday,
March
Highlights
of
tha
regular
j
stead
open
on
Thursday
evening.
,
23,
to
Friday,
March
30
Street
School
Parent-Teacher
T,heSons
of
Norwav
rollpd
"1
LIMITED
Association
last
evening
were
a
:"lu
?"-'eves
ana
P"t
on
apron.-,
I
OPEN
FOR
INSPECTION
ITwo
new
homes
at
677
Fourth
Saturday
ninht
to
show
the
1
Junior
Red
Cross
meeting
as
atuui'iticn
Ave.
E.,
on
Friday,
Saturday
and
conducted
by
Grade
Six
and
two
men
ntw
10
cm
nn
a
real
films
entitled
"Why
ly
Doesn't
Doesn't
1
1
party'
pa"y:"c
n
nundred
hundred
Sonja
Sonja
Ladies
Ladies
Job's
Daughters
Baster'
tea
ar.3
;
Sunday
3
afternoons
from
2
til
5.
T'l
I'vf
"Z"L
J"rl
nnrt
ho
r
pnrf.
oM....,?j
,u..
i.tno.mi.
T,ni.
uPnh
oi
i
nr
cMi.playpil
by
the
Lit
uor
Control
For
Results
ADVERTISE
Tommy
Eat?''
and
wno
Willi
-
"-"""
V
'
"-"'
-...itjj
norne
include
SUCh
fea-
!
Boartl
or
by
the
Government
of
annual
umi
.np.it.
pupn
in"
.if
rii.otma
T
nit.c'
t
'i
nnrt
bi
le
r..iv.
-.t
i.,..
evening"
at
Orange
Ladies'
tea
and
sale.
Teach
Your
Child?
DIIL1MI
V.1
IIUIIllJILt.
annual
"brothers
1
the
S.O.N.
Hall.
i
Ures
as
fireplaces,
oak
floors,
M-irch
28.
A
considerable
amount,
of
I
Good
uooa
music,
mus'c.
Bocd
good
!hll.slnP.u)atran!,ntH
fir.t
,i.iJ
food
and
Students'
recital
violin
and
c
-
'reports
fun
ere
n
Program
of
different
committees.'
I
A
reoort
from
the
safet.
rnm.itnat
Pened
wlln
a
turkey
ban-
p.ano,
Common
Lounge,
Civic
moaern
aesign,
puis
many
omer
Cent
re,
March
28,
8
p.m.
j
interesting
details.
Construction
FISHERMEN
.
.
.
A
sufferer
from
arthritis,
he
had
taken
his
own
life
with
a
.22-calibre
pistol.
The
wound
was
through
th
right
temple.
He
was
found
by
a
neighboring
trapper
named
Martin
after
having
been
dead
abo"
three
days.
Coroner
Olaham
at
Butedale
decided
by
inquirv
that
death
had
been
by
deceased's
own
hand.
Cathedral
spring
sale,
March
by
Fraser
Valley
Builders
Ltd.
29.
PiimiRhpH
hu
finrrtrm
nnr
And.
j
Ailing,
Jwn
Life
!
ad
i
a
n
Mounted
pcrs
here
were
of
the
finding
I
his
cabin
at
ijbout
loo
miles
t
from
here,
of
jp-year-old
pen-Jfr.
.
Lesion
Auxiliary
Spring
Sale,
ersons.
Sales
representatives
are
Pr''
Armstronff
Aeencies.
Evervbodv
mittee
I
quet-
And
11
was
an
all-mal-the
proved
of
interest
as
did
reference
to
resolutions
to
be
i
nv?nl"g
.fonlttee
headed
by
considered
at
the
annual
meet-!
"f
ld
Hel!and
with
B-
Bakken,
ing
of
the
B.C.
Parent-Teacher
I
!Fd
Scnrower,
C.
Mostad,
Leroy
Federation
to
be
held
in
Victoria
;
lsen'
-
SelvlK-
Jnn
Pedersen
during
Easter
week.
Mrs.
Greis-'and
A1
Jensen.
sel,
as
secretary,
read
the
corres-!
Before
Barney
Kristmanser.'s
pondence.
t'pc.cordlon
tuned
up
for
dancing
lhe
demonstration
nf
a
rocrniori
tnere
were
entertainment
num-
party.
Catholic
Hall,
welcome.
169c)
i
Card
April
5.
For
Action,
Advertise!
If
you
warn,
to
sell
it,
advertls
It.
News
classifieds.
Nil
For
complete
overhaul
of
your
High
Speed
Gasoline
Engiirei,
see
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
We
have
the
trained
mechanics
rid
kppcialized
equipment
to
perform
this
work
for
you
.
.
.
cffHntly
and
economically.
To
avoid
delay
this
spring
when
the
rush
is
on,
let
us
have
that
job
now.
r
i
HOW
to
RILIIVI
I
COUGHS
meeting
of
the
Junior
Red
Cross
1
ters
i'1troduced
by
Master
of
as
conducted
by
Grade
Six
pupils
""monies
Gustafson.
These
made
a
favorable
Impression
on
were
two
violln
sotos
K'ven
by
t:w
audience.
Bobbv
Mitchell
I
vauenan
rattersall
and
twi
was
a
capable
chairman
andlcomic
vocal
selections
by
Lcn
Presbyterian
spring
sa',e,
April
12.
The
Duchess
jf
Edinburgh
Chapter,
IO.D.E
.
homecooking
sale,
April
14,
Gordon
Anderson.
'
Conrad
Street
School
P.T.A.
White
Elephant
sale
and
tea
April
14
at
2
p.m.
'
W.O.T.M.-Spring
bazaar,
April
20.
St.
Peter's
Spring
Sale,
April
26.
United
W.A.
Spring
sale,
May
3.
Sonja
tea.
May
12.
,
Banna
0
D
D
FALSE
CROUP
Rub
worm
oil
into
A
j
Met
and
Mot-
j
j
Kg
rack.
Cover
with
AtmM
i
worm
flannol.Ar
drug-
4
i
aim'
for
5
yoor.
"CJ
i
Linda
Strachan
an
efficient
sec-1
&VKe-
wltfl
""eompaniment
by
Rupert
Motors
Limited
re
is
L
retary.
Committee
reports
were
Mrs-
J-
Giikee.
,
given
by
Per
Halvorsen,
Ronnie
Accompanied
bv
her
hRn1
Nordine,
Jean
Anderson
and
,
wlth
tne
violin,
Mrs.
G.
Gustaf-Margaret
Strachan.
The
applause
son
sar"'
a
vocal
solo,
that
greeted
the
children
at
the
1
n
behalf
of
the
women,
Mrs.
conclusion
of
taeir
session
was
W.-Hrlland
exnresed
poreci.a-a
spontaneous
and
sincere
tribute
,,on
tie
men
for
the
enjoy-to
the
youngsters.
The
chairman
ab'e
time.
made
a
complimentary
reference!
;
to
the
success
of
the
Red
Cross
i
-r
I
I
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea
church
hall,
May
16.
)1
one
campaign
in
their
drive
for
funds
N6
Z.03
Id
110
eess
story
in
ine
city,
mciuemaiiy
in
reply
to
a
question,
the
treasurer,
Margaret
Strachan,
stated
that
Envoy
Here
the
school
had
contributed
$25.40
1
kh
immigrnnt
lac,
hiring
out
as
'
a
niilHy
rniintriK'ting
gang.
liliiiDOIIECD
J,
inrn
a
lorrnian,
then
a
mall-
to
the
Kinsman
Club
Polio
Ap-
Pay'ng
a
two-day
visit
to
the
peal.
Mr.
Cheeseman's
class
with
I
fltv
ln
tne
course
of
an
official
$10
was
the
leading
division.
j
tol,r
of
Western
Canada,
Hon.
T.
Refreshments
were
served
un-
A-
c-
Hislop,
New
Zealand
Hip.h
der
the
convenershlp
of
Mrs.
G.
Commissioner
to
Canada
and
O.
Withers
and,
during
this
rmer
long-time
mayor
of
Wei-social
period,
many
favorable
"ngton,
arrived
in
the
city
on
comments
were
made
with
ref-ilast
night's
train,
accompanied
erenre
to
the
two
films
for
the,
hls
wife-
daughter
and
secr-showing
of
which
Mrs.
Evans
'arv-
,
operated
the
projector.
Alto-
Mr.
Hlslop
called
upan
Mnvor
gether
the
meeting
was
one
of-
W.
Ruddcrham
this
mc-nini?
the
best
attended
and
most
en-i
and
addressed
the
Prince
Rupert
"'nlra-lr,
and
finally
contracts
on
'.r-iiHiiiMrating
ability
that
brought
more
backing
and
larger
contracts.
"
hea.l
of
half
a
dozen
grrat
rnler-.
leader
in
the
induxtrial
revolution
Mriple,!
,le
taiurj
,,f
iiving
of
,he
Wiored,
a
inuii
of
great
power
and
French
Dressing
Vl
cup
tolod
oil
V
Hoipoon
otpow
1A
cuo
vinogor
taoapoon
Col-1
loa&ooon
toll
man's
Muttard
Place
the
ingredients
in
a
glass
Jar.
Just
before
serving,
shake
the
contents
well.
For
free
recipe
book,
"Culinary
Art",
write
to
Reckitt
&
Colman
(Canada)
Ltd.,
Station
T.,
Montreal.
!
joyable
held.
Mrs.
Logan
was
Gyro
Club
at
luncheon
today.
'
program
convener.
Miss
Larson
Tonight
tie
will
address
the
Wo-!
was
pianist
and
the
audience'
men's
Canadian
Club
and
to-
at
the
turn
of
a
tap...
electrically!
joined
heartily
in
community
morrow
at
noon
will
-be
guest
singing
of
"The
-More
We
Get
speaker
at
the
weeklv
luncheon
Together"
and
"Alouette."
ot
the
R-tary
Club.
Thue
divisions
were
tied
fori
Wh:l
hf'
the
party
will
b
having
the
greatest
number
of
shown
around
the
city
and
en-parents
present,
and
the
pen-
virons
as
the
guests
of
the
city.
nant
will
be
jointly
held
Dy
tnem
lumorrw
mgnr,
tney
win
sail
for
Vancouver
on
the
steamer
till
the
next
meeting.
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
n
D
a
a
a
D
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
"'nee
Runert.
CIU4G
'f
1?
et.,
in
degree,
though
iue
a
career
that
ran
be
dupli-2
")
,,1,
ranks
of
thoiiand
of
''
leading
hiiine8S
and
pro-'al
nicii.
I.,
Iphhp,.
degree
it
r,e
dul'I'aled
in
hundreds
of
""'"U
f
instances.
,
j
hFr''?
"ecaiiHe
it
illustrates
one
fact
,
,
lrlant
to
every
young
man,
and
Ih7
"'
!,,"""',
r
man,
in
l'".'i
'
'"9
's
our
Mrtniiity
system.
8Hl
open
to
every
man
to
climb
as
H"
,,P
wan,s
if
hc
has
lhe
,
"y
and
the
ambition
and
the
will
Hot
water
for
batlis,
for
kitclicn
ami
laundry,
hot
water
for
every
linust-hoM
use
that's
what
your
elt-ctric
water
heater
will
provide.
And
the
cost
is
only
about
2,'if
per
week
per
person!
The
automatic
thermosltit
keeps
the
Have
vou
Teachers
in
Session
Here
The
Northern
district
council
of
the
British
Columbia
Teachers'
Federation
is
meeting
in
the
Civic
Centre
today.
Attending
are
John
G.
Moe,
tried
the
AYLMER
VEGETABLE
water
at
the
even,
constant
temperature
you
desire,
with
no
walihing,
work
or
worry
on
your
part.
the
safe,
clean,
convenient
way
of
insuring
an
abundant
hot
water
supply.
Include.
SOUP?
an
electric
waler
healer
in
your
plana
for
a
new
home
or
for
modernizing
your
present
home
this
Spring!
See
the
new
electric
water
heaters
now!
Drop
in
at
our
store
or
consult
your
(
electrical
appliance
dealer.
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in
B.C.-
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at
the
top.
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vice-principal
of
Ocean
Falls
High
School
and
geographical
representative,
Who
is
chairman
of
the
meeting;
J.
A.
Robinson,
Ocean
Falls;
H.
F.
Noakes
and
D.
G.
Hamilton,
Terrace;
Mrs.
G.
Singer,
Massett;
G.
F.
Freeman
and
F.
R.
Wright,
Prince
Rupert.
This
council
meets
here
three
times
a
year
to
discuss
matters
affecting
teachers
and
the
pro-fessi
-
n
locally
and
reports
to
the
central
executive
of
the
Federation.
On
the
agend
the
mcoting
are
professional
ethi-s.
relation
wtth
School
LjartiS,
P-TA's
and
the
publi:,
ralaries,
pensions
and
superannuation,
education
generally.
Resolutions
before
the
BC1F
annual
general
meeting
next
wtok
in
Vancouver
will
be
discussed
.
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