Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
May
26,
1951
oca
Reckless
Driving
Charge
Heard
Sons
of
Norway
Whist,
Dance
C
M
I
i
Boa
i
a
decorative
signk"Chief
Seegay:"
I
I
the
name
of
the
boat
of
which
and
PERSONAL
tmulure
Eight
tables
were
In
play
at
SI,
the
groom-elect
Is
a
crew
member.
Delicious
refreshments
were
uwer
last
night's
whist
drive
and
dance
at
the
Sons
of
Norway
Hall.
Win
Monday,
(124c)
SO.
N.
Meeting
May
28,
8
p.m.
SPECIAL!
Charged
with
reckless
driving
in
connection
with
a
traffic
in-Jury
to
Olof
Holm
February
25,
Walter
D.
Longwill
was
remanded
in
police
court
yesterday
to
A
surprise
shower
was
held
for
,
fA
tne
two
o'V
ners
for
the
ladies
were
Mrs.
A
Cash
for
old
gold.
Bulger
i.
Mrs.
F.
C.
Edwards
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Coqultlam
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
E.
Norton,
first;
Mrs.
Olga
Pct-
Alberta
Deep
Scam
Tuvsday.
Two
crown
witnesses
tersen,
second
Fred
Brown,
supervisor
of
stores
for
the
Liquor
Control
Board,
returned
Thursday
night
did
not
appear
yesterday.
f
or
the
men,
J.
Kempstcr
and
Hans
Pettersen
ended
with
the
According
to
previous
testi
a
June
bride,
Miss
Margaret
,
utll
caK
"M
"ui"
"t
Baxter,
when
friends
gathered
at
cr
her
home
with
miscellaneous'
Those
taking
part
were
Miss
gifts.
.
j
Evelyn
Antilla,
Miss
Evie
Rlvett,
The
evening
was
pleasantly
1
Mrs.
Mel
Holkestad,
Mrs.
Warren
spent
with
contests
and
bingo.
Peterson,
Mrs.
Rupert
Holkestad,
Irize
winners
were
Evie
Rivett,
Mrs.
Mockford,
Mrs.
Patrick,
Mrs.
Dorothy
Edgar
and
Erma
Peter-
Duncan,
Miss
June
Thornton,
$
y)-75
per
TON
MP
fame
number
of
points.
Mr.
Kempstcr
won
first
prize
by
a
cut
of
cards.
Dancing
lasted
until
2
a.m.
following
which
refreshments
10
SACKS
'8.50
Salt
Lake
Ferry
running
on
tne
Prince
Rupert
to
Victoria
every
Sunday
starting
at
12
after
an
inspection
here.
He
had
I
noon,
weather
permitting,
(tf)
driven
in
from
the
interior.
J.
M.
Macri,
construction
sup-
Remember
Rotary
Concert
crtntendent
for
Columbia
Cellu-
Sunday
May
27
Capitol
Theatre
!
lose
Co.,
left
on
today's
plane
for
at
9
P--.
after
church.
Tickets
j
a
trip
to
Vancouver
on
business,
'available
from-
all
Rotarians,
i
.
Ormes
Drug
Store
and
Capitol
Among
our
diamond
stock
we
Theatre
(112c)
,
have
a
very
attractive
combina-,
J
son.
;
Miss
uoroiny
r.ugar,,wiiss
n-
The
hiehlieht
of
the
eveninK
tus
Holkestad,
Miss
Ceclle
Stef-
mony
Holm
was
struck
while
walking
on
Second
Avenue
near
the
Angus
Apartments
by
a
car
iriven
by
Longwill
about
1:20
a.m.
February
25.
Holm's
legs
ve:
c
both
brok.'fi.
One
was
amputated.
He
still
is
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
Cpl.
A.
15.
Wales,
conducting
the
crown's
case,
called
Lawrence
Rugg
who
testified
as
to
were
served
by
Mrs.
John
Peder
sen,
assisted
by
Mrs.
.f
Jensen,
came
when
the
joint
hostesses,
fens.
Miss
Olga
Zabudney,
Miss
Mrs.
Frank
Schroeder,
Mr.
and
Olga
Zabudney
and
Aussie
Hoik-
Aussia
Holkestad,
Mrs.
McGricsh
Mrs.
Jack
Ritchie
and
"Pod"
estad,
brought
In
a
decorated
and
Mrs.
Baxter,
moiners
oi
fis
!
sh
net
with
gifts
tied
inside
and
bride
and
groom.
Deanc.
PHONE
116
-
117
or
58
bert
&
McCaffery
I
what
he
had
seen
while
he
(wlt-iness)
was
driving
home
shortly
i
Hon
engagement
and
wedding
ring.
The
wedding
ring
has
a
curve
to
fit
around
the
large
top
of
the
engagement
ring.
Looks
'
like
one
beautiful
large
single
'
ring
when
worn.
Bulger's
Jewellers,
(ltc)
Individual
in
Civil
Defence
after
the
accident.
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene
said
he
had
Morton
and
Civic
Centre
'Cleanup'
LIMITED
D.
W.
Soutar,
district
manager
Tlvj
beginning
move
in
civil
SUITS
TAILORED
TO
MEASURE
i
of
B.C.
Packers,
left
yesterday
defence
"is
to
look
within
our-
attended
Holm
the
early
morning
In
question
and
said
the
man
had
had
both
legs
broken
below,
the
knve
and
tiad
been
in
severe
state
of
shock
and
pain.
It
hart
been
found
neces-sary
to
amputate
one
leg,
he
said.
r
The
"Morton
Show"
was
the
greatest
attraction
ever
to
come
to
the
Civic
Centre.
Compiling
the
receipts
for
bookkeeping
purposes.
Don
Forward,
general
by
plane
for
a
trip
to
Queen
selves."
Capt.
W.
C.
Poulton,
Charlotte
Islands
on
business.
Salvation
Army,
told
the
Rotary
SERVICE
luncheon
yesterday.
Mf
onH
Mrs
U?
T
.
Ujrtaio
Under
cross-examination,
Dr.
'.
:
secretary
said
torlnv
the
S-rlav
"Beln
"ve
with
is
the
I
will
be
passengers
on
the
Coquit-
a
.
.?,
I
crux
nf
civil
defence.
Cant..
Bou
-
Greene
admitted
that
a
head,
.
-'..,.
,
'
,
'
nou
cautioned
against
adopting
injury
Holm
had
received,
com
w).
of
2
700
with
paid.admissions
of
$2,606.
.
Civic
Centre
received
25
per
cent
of
the
gross
gate,
or
a
total
of
$700
"which
U
five
times
U-hat
Ilia
urn
it
I
A
kniin
rnnninn1
f
f
bined
with
the
state
of
shock,
could
have
caused
"amnesia,"
which
could
limit
memory
of
the
patient
tJ
some
time
before
the
accident.
Dr.
Greene
said
he
ation
of
their
daughter.
Rose-'1
,mmon
,0t
n
marie,
from
the
Royal
Jubilee
can
1
hapP?n
he''f
"
had
in
the
that
countries
!
proven
past
Hospital
training
school
Ior
had
lost
their
freedom
while
nurses
-
'everyone
was
saying,
"it
can't
.,
Time
Kclieouie
no.
i
xrriliT
Iw-ilHT
i
iri".
KiiTl
ami
ntthrr
wPmvinrtal
Highway
NOTE:
njnv
Is
iut
licensed
fur
,mrsa
lytwprn
points
uwrt-Tcrnicc
inclusive
I
m
i
l.:kcd
up
and
t
Hirst-
sU)m
only
for
..inn
on,,i
o(
Terrace.
ASTBOUND
could
not
say
from
the
injuries
the
buding
nad
te
rpnted
5
j
happen
here.'
whether
Holm
had
been
facing
privilcgo
Dr.
Morton
could
have
First
Tourist
Group
Monday
For
the
third
year
In
succession,
the
Oregon
Journal
of
Portland
is
getting
the
Alaska
summer
cruise
off
to
an
early
start.
The
Journal
will
bring
Us
1951
cruise
party
Into
Prince
Rupert
on
the
steamer
Prince
Oeorge
at
10:30
a.m.
daylight
time
Monday
morning.
Northbound
a
special
sightseeing
trip
has
been
arranged
here.
When
the
party
returns
to
Prince
Rupert
the.
evening
of
June
2,
It
will
do
considerable
shopping
here.
The
passenger
list
of
225
persons
is
drawn
primarily
from
Oregon,
Idaho
and
Washington
and
Includes
a
number
of
May
we
show
you
our
most
outstanding
presentation
of
fine
quality
worsteds
and.
gabardii..s
in
new
designs
and
color,
,
combinations.
Smart
Imported
tweed
materials
for
Summer
and
Fall
wear.
Finest
Tailoring
.
.
.
Finest
Fabrics
.
.
.
Smartest
Styling
and
Unequalled
Values:
.
Priced
from
G0.00
to
$113.00
Watts
&
Nickerson
Jlir
f-aAierifjerA
To
have
a
broad
outlook
Internationally
was
a
step
towards
t.fence
of
aggression
but
"we
must
first
widen
our
vision
in
our
own
back
yard."
obtained."
Mr.
Forward
added.
The
hypotlfct-showman,
still
talked
about
hvre,
left,
for
Prince
George
last
Monday
after
a
five-night
stand
in
Prince
Rupert.
Uays
ami
Sundays
the
car
or
not.
WORTHING.
Sussex,
England
f
A
chief
librarian
here
doesn't
want
to
be
known
as
a
censor,
but
he
puts
identifying
marks
on
books
that
he
considers
"naughty,"
to
distinguish
them
from
"harmless"
literature.
II'.
rlted
the
"love
they
neigh-
j
bor"
policy
as
a
key
towards
'
keeping
peace
and
charged
that
"we
in
Prince
Rupert
often
have
from
incc
Ruocrt
to
Smithcrs
From
Vancouver
i
Friday)
Const.
Adams,
Mrs.
D.
M.
Jack,
NV.
E.
Martin.
N.
M.
Scott,
J.
Thompson,
A.
Fox,
J.
Marans,
W.
Foster,
Miss
J.
Vivian.
R.
S.
Vogt.
From
Sandsplt
(Friday)
Mr.
Blanchctt,
Mr.
Braimo,
A.
Bak.
.
VALUABLE
SECTION
Only
l-20th
of
the
area
of
the
United
Kingdom,
Northern
Ireland
produces
l-14th
of
the
total
agricultural
yield.
MSTBOUND
The
government,
he
said,
used
'
POWER
ESSENTIAL
the
taxpayers'
money
to
educate
The
rapids
and
falls
of
the
Indian
children.
Many
of
the
Nottaway
River
which
flows
into
fun
anil
Mondays
To
Sandsplt
(Friday)
D.
W.
SMITHCRS
to
Dcrsons
Dromlnent
in
business
1
Soutcr,
E.
Markland.
younger
generation
of
natives
tne
southeast
end
of
James
Bay
Remember
Rotary
Concert
Sunday,
Moy
27th
;
9
p.m.,
Capitol
Theatre
,iii(
Industry.
About
40
percent
To
Vancouver
t
today
l
Mrs.
N.
1
obtained
"a
good
-education,"
but
have
a
potential
1.000.000
horse-of
the
passengers
come
from
j
Kennedy.
M.
Sanders,
M.
Brad-'
what
then?
-
power.
vv:llrr-
1XCE
Itl'PKHT
W
POINTS
mm
Positive
Results
for
all
Skin
Ailments.
Medium
and
strong
.CANNED
MILK
Production
of
canned
evapor
u.
Kvlnltm.
HalvilH.
ianiPH
Amstmry.
Ter-
Portland
and
the
rest
are
mainly
bury,
R.
Mawhinney,
J.
M.
Macri,'
"I
can
walk
up
and
down
the
from
the
Oregon
and
Washing-
E.
E.
Rutherford,
R.
J.
McLean,
streets
of
Prince
Rupert
but
I
ton
cit.-s,
with
one
notable
ex-
K
Gibson,
P.
Chapman,
W.
Scho-
never
see
an
Indian
man
or
coptlon,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
C.
U
dd,
W.
O.
Oerrard,
R.
Deforest,1
woman
serving
over
the
counter."
Cieavcr
of
Hilo,
Hawaii,
made
the
'
Little,
A.
Branuon.
i
Capt.
Poulton
felt
Rotarians,
-
at
your
dniit
store.
na
rnnMiiz.
New
Hbkm
ated
milk
in
Canada
has
In
Hwlt.'m.
New
Hazel-t,
Morieetown.
.
creased
more
than
.'even-fold
the
past
30
years.
leaders
in
international
relations.
trip
from
the
Islands
purposely
j
To
Sandspit
(today
i
W.
Van-to
come
north
with
The
Journal
j
"o,.
,
cruise
party.
I
HAD
IAN
TUG
FOR
SALE
50-ft.
Tug
for
general
towing,
powered
with
1
10
Washington
Estep.
Good
accommodation,
first
class
condition
throughout.
Phone,
write
or
call
Westminster
Tug
Boats,
New
Westminster,
B.C.
:'
.
(127c)
'hould
take
the
lead
"in
this
field
at
home."
Put
even
the
good-neighbor
P"'iey
was
not
the
beginning
of
building
a
defence
against
war.
It
was
a
matter
of
Individual
re-spons'bllity
which
had
to
begin
TIONAL
MUTATION
LTD.
PER
DAY
$400,000
.
.
.
Every
working
day
last
year
the
Sun
Life
pai4
out
an
average
of
nearly
$400,000
to
policyholders
and
beneficiaries.
In
many
cam
th
insurance
check
represented
the
oniy
funds
available
at
a
time
of
dira
need.
Are
your
dependents
similarly
protected?
Auto
Sales
Being
Hit
A.
L.
Lamb
of
Salem,
Oregon,
who
went
into
the
Klondyke
over
tlv:
White
Pass
in
1898.
is
making
hb
third
successive
Journal
ci
ulsc.
Mrs.
Lamb
is
with
him,
ps
she
has
been
the
past
two
years,
and
this
year
he
Is
ac-l
-ompanled
by
his
daughter
and
'
son-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Theoj
Jensen
of
Manzanlta,
Oregon.
I
it
within
the
individual,
like,
first
1
of
ajl,
"being
fit
to
live
with."
rk
'
JOHN
T.
FOWLE
n
I
I.
Of
,
TORONTO
(CP)
The
federal
government's
hopes
of
cutting
Inflatinnnrv
enpnriino-
hv
t.ifrht-
IW!
rhoiir
Black
837
.iojr
855
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
mum
it
i
itnrnli
i
Anoth.r
sourdough
in
the
ening
the
screws
on
retail
bor-party.
making
his
first
visit
to
rowlne
are
havlni
a
marked
ef-
SUN
LIFE
ASSURANCE
COMPANY
OF
CANADA
)9uin
Brand
Canadian
Legion
Card
party,
oKa-jway
ana
me
wnne
rass
in
many
years,
is
E.
F.
Marshall
of
Tacoma,
Washington.
?Y
WOOL
A
Canadian
Press
survey
shows
'
that
two
months
after
the
mini-
j
Lutheran
tea,
May
26.
mum
down-
payment
require-
Cari
Party
Catholic
Hall,
May
mcnt
was
raised
on
March
19
31.
In
charge
of
the
cruise
is
Vcr
FINEST
Of
COOKING
BEST
OF
FOOD
non
R.
Churchill,
assistant
to
the
51
Su
per
Twin
Stork
Shoppe
publishers
of
the
Oregon
Journal
!
from
one-third
to
one-half,
an.i
Job's
Daughters
Jamboree,
and
general
manager
of
Journal
the
borrowing
period
cut
from
May
31,
June
1.
2.
tours.
18
to
12
months,
sales
of
new
Queen
Marv
l.O.D.E.
tea.
June
(.I'OKGE'S
FIRST
VOYAGE
jcars
have
dropped
as
much
as
21,
Mrs.
F.
Thornton's,
400
4th
llie
Portland
journal
ll-aay,4U
per
cent
Deiow
lasi
years
west,
2-5.
FOB
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
PHONE
200
BROADWAY
CAFE
PackiiiR,
(
ratinir
levels,
and
as
much
as
75
per,
Tea
and
Home
co(,k,ng
salCf
cent
used
sales.
'
on
car
CatnoIic
HaUj
June
14,
charter
cruise
tox
Alaska
opeiu
this
year's
Alaska
tourist
season
lor
the
Prince
George.
The
party
arrives
in
Vancouver
at
10:15
to
I'Pint
and
(irneral
L.O.B
A.
sa'e
o
nir,,
Past
Mistresses
r,Cf
and
Storage
of
homecooking
and
candy,
June
v.
check
.
.
'
'
.
is
..
being
"'
'j
.
made
to
DY
get
in
night
by
special
train
and
will
...ft..
wj
-if"
'mi
"
"
"
"
-
Reliable
nnd
Effi-
POWER
CHAIN
SAW
Cuts
in
ony
timber,
ony
position.
The
unlimited
power
of
this
volwc-pockcd
performer
is
tops.
New
EF.ZY-FEED
34-Pitch
Ploner
Chain
has
great
capacity,
longer
life,
no
kurf
drag
or
binding.
be
transferred
in
busses
from
0.
1
formation
on
trade
conditions
f
'W.
Also
agents
for
Girl
Guide
Tea
and
Sale.
An-
N.
5latlon
to
Canad.an
National
that
is
expected
to
lead
to
de-
nunciat.on
Hall
June
lb,
nuni.
that
buvers
be
allowed
Let
Us
Sttvtu
Ijotv
pler
)
Uquld
Air
Co.
Ltd.
hi.
Acetylene
und
all
supplies.
wanaaian
Legion
vuxnia-.y
tea,
homecooking
sale.
Legion
On
this
cruise
the
interesting
kmaer-term
credit,
it.lnerarv
varlpri
each
vear
In-1
"Riislnpfs
took
a
nosedive
in
cldes
calls
at
Ocean
Falls,
Prlnsc
the
last
three
weeks,"
said
one
Ha;1-
Ju"e
21
Rupert,
Ketchikan,
Juneau,
.Toronto
dealer.
h-
"Inin
PAY'S
CARTAGE
PAGE
LIMITED
JOHH
H.
awl
I'ai
k
Avenues
r-lwiirs
(10
and
68
Ska?hay,
Petersburg,
Wrangell
that
prospective
customers
are
and
Victoria.
It
will
be
the
first
staying
away
because
of
"stag-time
the
palatial
ship,
built
in
goring"
payments
nede
t"
!
1513.
calls
in
at
Petersburg,
lm-
off
half
the
cost
of
a
car
in
12
I
portant
Alaskan
fishing
centre,
months.
1
Residents
of
that
city,
located
The
tax
Increase
of
10
per
cent
at
the
north
end
of
Wrangcll
ln
Finance
Minister
Abbott's
-MASTER
Q,,i,
hhl
ome
Narrows,
have
often
seen
the
budget
is
only
a
minor
cause
of
j
trim
vessel
sailing
past
their
poi
t
the
selling
slump,
dealers
say.
n
the
distance.
They
will
now
Higher
price
cars
are
appar-
tave
an
opportunity
to
play
host
ently
not
o
strongly
affected,
to
the
well
known
ship,
during
since
customers
able
to
afford
New
Tailstock
Improved
Oiler
Improved
Helper
REELS
Reduced
Oc
each
the
three
hours
to
be
spent
them
have
in
the
past
usually
U
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
here.
bought
for
cash.
The
hardest
'Handle
I
Due
to
return
to
Vancouvor
hit
market
Is
the
lower-income
Let
us
see
to
your
car's
needs,
through
regular
check-ups
on
Tires,
Battery,
Radiator
and
Crankcase
,
aJU
Superior
Auto
Service
?.rT
LIMITED
IffouBS
STUDEBAKER
and
AUSTIN
DEALERS
Increased
Cooling
Copecity
New
Concentric
Float
Carburetor
Nathall's
dunday
morning
June
6,
the
one
in
low-price
new
cars
and
Prince
George
will
spend
i
the
'higher-price
used
cars,
.jrevlous
day
in
Victoria,
where
one
large
Toronto
used-car
he
was
built,
for
her
passen-
j
dealer,
who
reported
nearly
all
icrs
to
partake
of
an
extensive
his
sales
in
the
$300
to
$600
llmln
f
inishing
"
Third
Ave.
W.
rui"-
Tnird
Avenue
t
Park
Oreen
217
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In
and
mail
lor
full
particulars:
Vnmc
Address
SEE
IT
!
a
TRY
IT
!
bracket,
said:
"We
-wouldn't
go
across
the
street
to
buy
a
late-model
used
car.
We
are
now
giving
away
500
gallons
of
gas
with
them
and
still
we
can't
sell
them."
One
used-car
dealer
reported
jightseeing
program
in
the
capital
city.
Once
back
in
port
of
Vancouver,
the
Prince
Oeorge
will
be
readied
for
the
commencement
of
the
regular
tourist
season,
with
eight
voyages
sched-
Qualified
Steam
Boiler
Refrigeration
and
Pipe
Welders
All
Certified
Operators
We
build
Slacks,
Fire
Escapes
and
Tanks
all
sizes
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
225
1st
E.
Phone
Green
884
fH
363
j'TTKU
.
.
.
planning
rBuildinq
or
Dealer:
RUPERT
MOTORS
LIMITED
Prince
Rupert.
'B.C.
Distributor:
PIRVES
E.
RITCliiE
&
SON
LTD.
658
Hornby
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
uled
between
Vancouver
ana
.
that
some
new-car
dealers,
for-Skagway.
All
sailings
are
now
ced
to
stick
to
their
list
prices,
well
booked
and
Canadian
Na-had
offered
him
cars
at
$300
tlonal
officials
are
optimistic
,
to
$400
reductions
and
couldn't
Repairing
that
the
1951
season
will
com-
make
a
deal.
pare
favorably
with
heavy
sum-
mer
traffic
njoyed
In
recent
By
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Aqe,
Dear!
We
have
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a
new
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(Prince
Rupert)
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S.
King.
George
Tough.
A.
T.
Eastwood
and
F.
H.
Dietrich.
Vancouver;
K.
Elliott
and
L.
Gelbv.
Smlthers;
R.
Gibson,
lITCHELL
Caspaco;
D.
McKay.
Claxton;
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E.
Macmillan,
Caspaco;
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ana
Mrt.
L.
Helgjrson,
city;
J.
C.
Williams,
Butedale;
Roy
Wilson
and
H.
Olllnger,
Terrace;
Paul
Sprague,
Los
Angeles;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Barbeau.
Fort.
St.
James:
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Terrace.