I4
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
August
25,
1951
Tom
Spencer
Laid
at
Rest
j
J-erSonais
Rod
and
Gun
to
Hold
Labor
Day
Trout
Derby
Rupert-Born
Pilot
Crashes
VIYELLA
-C
U
The
largej
attendance
at
the
Grenville
Court
Chapel
yesterday
afternoon
testified
to
the
high
esteem
In
which
the
late
Open
to
Junior
ond
Adult
Members
With
.
.
.
BARRET
ASPHALT
m
Cash
lor
old
gold.
Bulger'a.
Conrad
United
Kindergarten
starts
Tuesday,
September
4,
9
a.m.
For
information
and
registration
phone
Red
767.
(201c
A
Prince
Rupert
born
man
and
Sport
Shirts
1
1
twenty
years
ago
In
Prince
Rupert
not
only
by
hia
fellow
workers
iciy
oi
n.eu:nmaii
iis
of
the
Canadian
National
Rail-
Wiled
in
a
plane
crash
in
Calif-way
wnia,
it
learned
here
today.
citizens
was
system
but
by
gen-
erally
He
is
Howard
Stepp,
son
of
a
former
US
customs
officer
sta-
The
service
waj
conducted
by
SHINGLES
A
Labor
Day
trout
derby
has
been
organized
by
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
Club
and
will
be
open
to
all
junior
and
adult
members,
Bill
Doumont,
Derby
chairman,
announced
today.
Twenty-five
dollars
in
cash
will
be
awarded
to
prize
winners
bv
the
Club,
including
tackle
L
Joohe
Rev
Dr.
E.
A
Wright,
minister
"c,c
7
mother
a
.
widow
m
Ketehikan
25.
1931)
(August
0,
First
Presbyterian
Church,
The
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
W.
Smith
was
notified
of
the
tragedy
ou
Storage
Co.
Ltd.
has
announced
;
was
organist
and
.hymns
sung
detaiU
we.
e
lacking.
Fur
dc-tailfd
information,
phone
bert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
J.
F.
L.
Hughes,
local
chiro-1
pi
actor,
is
leaving
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
on
the
Coquitlam
tomorrow
evening.
H.
J.
Graham
left
on
today's
plane
for
Courtenay
to
attend
the
bedside
of
his
father
who
is
seriously
111.
Mrs.
E.
Wolstenholme
will
return
to
Vancouver
on
the
Coquitlam
tomorrow
evening
after
donated
by
local
merchants.
A
trrj
saie
oi
ineir
weu-nnomi
,were
'
Breathe
On
Me,
Breatn
is
uir
ocuwi.u
...
58
steam
trawler
James
Carruthers
i
of
God
and
0
Love,
That
Will
plane
era.
as
r.is
oiaer
orotne.
116
-
117
-.peclal
Junior
prize
a
silver
cup
trophy
has
been
offered
by
Robert
Hanson,
proprietor
of
Rainbow
Auto
Court,
where
the
to
the
White
Ro;k
Tug
Co.,
oi
Not
Let
Me
Go."
;v.apuui
nwiw
u.
oicpp
j..,
Vancouver.
It
is
exp-ttcd
thati
Honorary
pallbenrers
were
J.
Kiuea
in
tne
crain
ci
a
pidne
111
or
h
oi
r,f
tm
mhtrnim
nr
i
ii
n
a
Rcmpr
W
t-ngiana
aurniii
wu.iu
i
ji.
hnats
n
v.
F
,ipr
snrt
Andrew
rn.ib.hQnir
H
fiitattPhol
H.
F.
e
was
tne
nrsi
fliaanan
nier
iu
veiling
her
son
and
daughter-it'
-law
here.
wn..
.i'n
.n.,,.A
,n
'.,i.,L
i.,m
'
wiu
havi
a
commissi
m
with
th
y
City
Builders
Supplies
Iliam
Reid,
Bert
Morgan
and
Royal
Air
Force
hough
,
he
had
trnsferred
to
the
US
ar
force
Enquiry
into
the
mishaps
to
William
Bell.
Active
pallbearers
ranariian
Natinnnl
steamers.
1
umro
.Tark
I.inrisav.
Ir.
Tom
Iore
the
latal
acciaent.
I
Blue
820
I
wcighing-ln
will
take
place.
Fish
must
be
weighed-ln
by
noon,
September
3
and
membership
cards
presented.
Fish
may
be
caught
in
lakes,
rivers
or
streams
in
the
northern
district
on
Sunday,
September
2,
and
the
following
day.
"All
fish
must
be
caught
on
Mi.
and
Mrs.
John
Christansen
are
leaving
on
the
Coquitlam
to
th
Prinrp
Rnnert
u.
hirh
sank
nahle
William
Cummine.
Jamfcs
'
Howard
Stepp
was
bom
In
L-
morrow
evening
enroute
to
at.
Esouimalt.
in
the
SDnne.
and
Bremner.
Earl
Gordon.
W.
A.
Prince
Rupert
but
later
went
to
Toronto
where
they
plan
to
re
main.
the
Prince
David,
which
ground
snorting
tackle
and
no
extra
eicniKan
wnen
ins
laurcr
was
McChesney
j
Also
present
from
Smlthers
transferred
there
in
1930.
He
wa
was
George
Raymond,
a
fellow
a
j-artuate
of
Kayhi
and
later
nH
urn
Ravmtind.
attended
school
in
California.
Miss
Norma
Wilson,
who
has
weight
will
be
allowed
for
dress
been
in
the
emnlov
of
the
Co
ed
a
few
weeks
ago
in
Puget
Sound,
will
be
opened
by
Captain
J.
D.
McPherson,
Dominion
wreck
commissioner,
in
the
court
house
at
Vancouver
this
week.
lumbia
Cellulose
Co.,
leaves
for
ed.
fish,"
says
Mr.
Doumont.
nH
t
Williams
itienaawETi
iij-ing
oai
oi
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.
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.
.
;
torvillo
ralif.,rnia
this
Slimmer
ALL
SET
FOR
GREAT
ENJOYMENT
IN
THIS
IMPORTED
Burial
took
place
at
rairview
-
Undertakers
and
was
fhyng
a
crop-ousting
Cemetery
jmetery
with
B.C.
plane
at
the
time
of
hi?
death.
Vancouver
on
the
Coquitlam
Sunday
evening.
Miss
Dolly
Bentsen,
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.,
will
leave
on
the
Coquitlam
Sunday
even
in
charge.
Johnson
Russ,
manager
of
the
Greenville
Band,
states
that
his
native
aggregation
of
musicians
has
completed
arrangements
for
pariticipation
in
the
local
Fall
"VIYELLA"
SHIRT
(Prince
Rupert)
Champion
of
ing
for
a
vacation
and
a
visit
with
her
sister
in
Vancouver.
S.
Hamilton,
Stan
McClay,
M.
Waldman.
A.
Wasel.
N.
Step-
Your
Viyella
shirt
is
made
L
-
i
n
i
J
air
and
promises
to
be
better
of
h:gh-st
quality
imported
than
ever.
Mrs.
Pearson-
and
son,
who
hard,
J.
J.
Sweet,
L.
D.
Boyson,
have
been
staying
with
Mr.
Pear-!
c.
M.
Joyal,
John
Aaron,
L.
H.
'
Viyella
flannel.
son
01
the
Canadian
nsning
co.
c.
Hail,
E.
Fairgrieve,
Mrs.
L.
T.
W.
Hall,
inspector
of
schools,
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Blood
Donors
!
BRANTFORD
Wm.
F.
Hayings,
52,
recently
made
his
sixty-second
blood
donation
here.
He
is
a
regular
customer
at
the
Red
doss
Blood
Donor
clinic.
,
It
is
tailored
by
Tooke
in
?.
free
manner
for
extra
comfort
and
smartness.
The
at
t'orenvr
lsianci,
leave
lor
wieir
Morrow,
Endel
Jackson,
Roy
transferred
hi'ie
from
Kam-home
in
Victoria
on
the
Coquit-
Watson,
Miss
H.
Benson,
J.
Mont-
I
lnop,
to
rep!ace
school
inspector
lam
tomorrow
evening.
j
gomery,
Mrs.
H.
Beaupardont,
j
H
c
praser,
has
arrived
1n
town
.
.
.
of
Vancouver;
K.
Healy,
West-an(j
at
present
supervising
A
1
comrades
attend-j
fleld
Mass
.
Mr
and
Mrs
Ray-1
supplemental
examinations.
n!otmotin
qn
rwtwipi
,v
fn
ond
lull
Viyella
shirt
is
completely
t
!h
coupon
betow.
cnt.it
i
diretltd
la
ur
younger
cinirnt
i
in.
washable
and
colour-fast.
Ill
(liar
'
and
if
it
shrinks
we
will
:it
of
tht
important
el
ntih
(.olumbta
tiptf
tndutlry.
V"
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rnona,
simmers;
j.
u.
L,ivmg-t',1if?'
Iale
eomrade
William
j
gt0ne
.Windsor;
J.
P.
Hague,
Vic-2
nenninc
nleaitp
please
fall
fall
in
in
...
.
th.
moi'
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Hcmg
Pulp
ond
1
Halibut
landings
for
today
to
11
WETTER
WATER
rt
place
it
with
a
new
one.
talled
42.000
pounds
from
Ameri-
r
V
T
.
!
loria;
w.
a.
vuniuiiKiiaiii,
ici
at
HAMILTON
f
Aid.
Malcolm
C.
Cline,
chairman
of
the
Ham-
I
at
2
p.m.
sharp.
Transportation
ter;
Duncan;
Pauline
Marshall,
7,
500
from
Canadian
boats
at
PRICED
AT
QUALITY
TEA
to
church
will
be
arranged.
Mu70
tnn'
Mr
and
Mrs
Froriiir
o
c
n
M
roll
KN3IV?
...
I,
mi,
Col-mo-"
i
lp
ond
Point
nditlry
(od.ly
,
50
Our
fjlp
ond
popor
product!
now
octotml
for
m,i
H;on
o
gueriti
(
fne
'''
'
will
foroil
teetered
output.
.dill,
oi
-mi.
mourod
ttt
Itrms
of
jobi
po'i
o'
l;'
.iou,oit
to
b
new
Ir
(C.
wo'Un
nrd
Iremcodou!
omounll
of
I
C.'t
goodl
(n,e,
f.
to--"M
by
Ino
Indulltu.
Ttiul,
woof
h
rtlvrnod
In
unrfol
Ivr
pulp
"
id
pup"
produili
told
aorood
vffimiilolr
W.
H
Murray,
Manager.
!,.
i.
Tnffan
r;
Thistle.!
(It)
Calgary;
D.
B.
Wiard,
Portland;
ilton
fire
committee,
says
he
win
a!t
the
committee
to
consider
u
,
"wet
water"
in
putting
out
local'
blazes.
"Wet
water
is
chemically
treated
city
water!
which
gives
1,000
gallons
the
MODERATELY
PRICED!
air
passengers
To
Vancouver
(
today
i
T.
El-
$10
00
WATTS
&
of
all
Brrf.th
Columbians.
iikmi
l"e
F0"
During
the
Red
Cross
Blood
I
A.
E.
Allan,
Telegraph
Creek;
Donors
Clinic
held
here
this
I
Mr-
and
Mrs.
D.
Murray.
Toronto;
week,
Mrs.
O.
L.
Murray.
RN,
!
Straight,
Hyattville,
Wyoming;
.....
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ThnmncAn
DrArv.
mf
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B
Premier;
A.
was
in
charge
of
all
local
nurs-1
-
Thompson,
ing,
Mrs.
Mrs.
W.
D.
Smith
and
j
McMillan,
Kitwanga;
E.
Oig-
dousing
power
of
10.000.
1
I
lliott,
H.
T.
Graham,
Mr.
and
'Mrs'j.
.
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r..
.
,
I
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Mrs.
J.
C.
Franks.
riaims,
Mrs.
iv.io.
j.
Mar-
jv.a.-
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tin,
n,
Mrs.
Mrs.
A.
A.
Wilson
Wilson
and
ana
son
son
and
ana
:
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Hnlnnmh.
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Mrs.
r.
iiioriaon
wtie
reKuiirars
-
A,m,,st
R
John
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LIS.
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BETTER
...
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NICKERS0N
trmce
ueorge
;Mr.
ana
Mrs.
i.uu".i
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jwallace
Wallace
and
and
family.
family.
Lebanon!
Lebanon,
son,
son,
Mrs.
Mrs.
N.
N.
Nelson,
Nelson,
A.
A.
N.
N.
Bos-
Bos-
ni-pp-nn-
Oreeon:
W.
w
Mnrrav
Murray.
Rpuina
ReKina:
sons,
ons,
G.
G.
MacKenzie
MacKenzie,
Miss
A.
mTVP.VWl
H
3
f
CtJ
1'"?
Plonninq
9
,
for
all
sessions
of
the
clinic,
and
Mrs.
A.
A.
Miller,
RN,
helped
with
blood
typing.
,
.
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building
Or
l;
Alex
Alex
Koper,
Koper,
city;
city;
Mr.
Mr.
and
and
Mrs.
Mrs.
Delease,
Delease,
R.
R.
H.
H.
Merlevede,
Merlevede,
S.
S.
Ur-
Ur-R.
Sims,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Labon,
!
u?ki,
O.
McFadden
and
Mrs.
J.
!
liiJLL'ia.U
l,iJ.5-'-;i
Repairing
,
pijip
t
PAPtn
INDUSTRY
.
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I
ana
H.
Sargent,
victoria.
W.
Davey.
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PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printed
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Death
Inquiry
Old
Friends
Meet
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Erskine
of
East
Delta.
B.C.,
were
in
the
tliy
Thursday
when
opportunity
was
taken
to
renew
several
old
friendships.
They
called
on
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
MacKenzie
who
thry
lemcmber
a'l
of
forty
years
PROMPT
SERVICE
,
CHANDLER'S
STl'DIO
.
216
4th
Street
B6x
645
Phone
Green
389
Trince
Rupert
FlinrvfliliiiF
for...
Ml
An.
Inquiry
Into
the
case
of
the
death
of
Adolph
Chrtstoph-erson.
who
lost
his
life
when
struck
by
the
westbound
Canadian
National
train
Thursday
mSINU
IN
THE
DAILY
PfbWS
BH1NOS
KK-KU1
TS
thrMEATThaTREFR
1
-
-
-
-
crv,.u
ago,
and
there
was
enjoyment
in
SEE
I
S
FOR
.
night
near
Phelan,
will
start
this
afternoon.
It
is
not
expected
that
the
Inquiry
today
will
do
more
than
view
the
body
and
recollection
and
reminiscing.
They
also
had
the
pleasure
of
meeting
Jack
and
Joe
Lindsay,
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Unnra
H'l-tr.cv.
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the
Woman
Mitchell
i
Hoists,
Ail-Ster
1
Dump
Bodies.
Winches
all
sizes.
Heavy
and
Light
Trailer
Frames
and"
Wheels.
Power
Take-Offs.
All
Certified
Operators
youth
v.as
spent
in
Victoria
and
!
thcn
journ.
0F
mXM$
FINEST
OF.
COOKING
southern
B.C.
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LIMITED
for
high
pressure
and
general
welding
",
lounci'tnc
FOR
TARE
OIT
ORDERS
PHONE
200
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
Labor
Day
Dance
BROADWAY
CAFE
(WW
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Phone
C.reen
8X4
trc,
September
3.
Canadian
Legion
Auxiliary
Fashion
Show
and
Tea,
September
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Presbyterian
Church
Tea
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
George
Mitchell,
333
5th
Ave.
East,
Septem-
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PLUMBING
and
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you
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Tuesday,
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Women's
Coordinating
Tea,
Sept..
20.
Catholic
Fail
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