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CunaJiaiiS
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
November
2,
1951
LETTERBOX
j-erdonaid
half
regular
rates.
PRIVATE
SCHOOL
PK0BI.E
-1
LONDON,
Ont.
Artists
who
nave
come
to
Canada
from
other
1
"I
Resort
hotels
that
formely
had
to
make
their
income
for
the
entire
year
during
a
short
season
now
stay
open
longer
some
all-year
and
pick
up
welcome
additional
business.
countries
since
the
Second
World
12-Month
Season
At
US
Resorts
By
WAYNE
OLIVER
NEW
YORK
(API
The
terms
"winter
resort"
and
"summer
re-so:t."
soon
may
have
little
meaning
for
many
famous
vacation
nice
en
vwji
rm?
J-'arlu
at
war
win
be
given
an
opportunity
this
winter
to
prove
that
t.hpir
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Leask
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
Arthur
Beaudin
of
Terrace
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
Mrs.
George
Brochu
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
1
Air
lines,
railroads
and
buses,
I
co-opeiatine
in
promoting
the
Editor,
Daily
News,
j
In
the
October
23
issue
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
an
;
editorial
appeared
under
the
;
caption
'The
Problem
of
Private
i
Schools,"
written
by
a
Protestant
!
editor.
j
I
urgently
suggest
that
non-C-ithoacs
carefuliy
read
and
eriouviy
think
about
this
editorial..
It
shows
how
any
non-Catholic
mind,
unclouded
by
religious
intolerance
and
prejudices,
can
come
to
a
clear
conception
regarding
the
true
contributions
have
an
integral
place
in
Canadian
culture.
The
London
Public
Library
and
Art
Museum
is
sponsoring
an
exhibition
of
paintings
by
new
Canadians
to
be
held
from
Nov
23
to
Dec.
30.
The
exhibition
will
have
a
two-purpose
theme:
To
give
new
citii.-ns
a
chance
to
exhibit
their
work
and
to
;L
&,j
U
QaL
Jf(air
I
A:i
was
a
gala
event
at
Miller
Bay
as
Jji.1
staff
joined
in
the
hilarious
spirit
of
n.
Even
for
those
who
designed
and
made
r,.s
it
was
a
welcome
respite
from
the
h
process
of
recovery.
trend,
are
enjoying
good
business
during
periods
when
they
formerly
had
few
passengers
on
routes
serving
the
resorts,
and
frequently
lost
money.
The
Hotel
Association
says
most
vacations
used
to
be
taken
in
July
oj
August.
In
many
re-
a
tup
to
Vancouver.
:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Sedgewick
!
of
Port
Edward
sailed
last
night
!
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
trip
j
to
Vancouver.
i
I,
1
sorts
the
summer
season
began
I
July
4
and
ended
Labor
Day.
wnen
Wednesday
afternoon
snow
other
Canadians
the
cul-
!
turai
Influences
that
thpse
re-
Mr
and
Mrs-
Peter
Camcron
!
cent
arrivals
have
brought
ugnt
to
W
have
i"eslBned
from
the
staff
0I"
Canada.
the
M
er
Hospltal
and
will
Ov
i
iani
me
much
anticipated
rdJiuli
ade
came
there
was
an
excited
spot3
that
once
were
strictly
seasonal
in
operation.
Theio's
a
steady
upswing
in
ofi-season
business
from
vacationers
taking
advantage
of
low-e-
rates
and
other
Inducements.
Some
United
States
resorts
are
becoming
year-round
vacation
?pots,
and
others
are
remaining
cpen
much
longer
than
their
to
mer
two
or
three-month
seasons.
The
American
Hotel
Association,
happy
about
the
trend,
reports
that
it's
a
good
deal
all
around.
Many
a
vacationer
now
enjoys
a
resort
or
hotel
he
ordinarily
might
not
be
able
to
afford
by
taking
advantage
of
off-season
rates
that
are
one-third
or
one-
After
the
art
show
w
h!?e
laKln
UP
residence
In
mnce
meaning
of
our
Canadian
democracy.
The
time
has
come
that
all
real
Cbrlsians
unite
in
tr.e
ever-iu-ow.ng
struggle
against
a
godless
materialism,
without
the
necessity
of
subscribing
to
Catholic
doctrine
based
on
revelation
and
theology.
Any
government
which
em
Rupert.
VJVUO
uug
nuuugnout
the
institution.
I
More
than
20
persons
took
.part
In
the
parade
throuch
the
seen
here
it
will
move
on
tour
to
other
Canadian
cities.
Artists
will
be
permitted
to
submit
up
to
four
Daintiness
nd
Mrs.
P.
Husoy
and
children
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
The
wintjr
season
in
the
south
and
in
Arizona
and
California,
ran
from
Jan.
15
fc
March
15.
But
now,
even
in
October,
many
of
the
New
England,
Great
Lakes
and
other
northern
resorts
have
been
continuing
to
operate
practically
at
a
mid-summer
clip.
And
many
will
re-open
at
least
a
month
before
July
4.
In
Southern
California
and
Florida,
where
tourist
business
(Continued
on
Pace
Si
George
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
i
.
wards
and
corridors.
Six
of
the
L
NARRAWAY
prowlers
were
up-patlents
and
these
will
be
Judged
locallv
for
ploys
tactics
of
a
"brush-off"
I
the
rest
were
staff
Thru
u-f.ro
1
hanping
in
the
London
eallerv
nL
Ifriw.
sun
writer
Suits
and
greeted
with
cheers
and
cries
of
!
art
centres
in
Toronto,
Ottawa,
ICP)
enthusiasm
iviuiureai,
oacKviile,
N.B.,
Winnipeg
and
Calgary.
i
a
iasmon-pivue
es
most
working
d,
were
shown
to
8.
P.
Woodslde
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver
on
customs
business
Miss
R.
S.
Bailey,
of
the
staff
of
the
Miller
Bay
Hospital,
who
was
called
to
Vancouver
recently
through
the
illness
of
her
mother,
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
on
the
Chilcotin
today.
Her
mother's
condition
Is
greatly
toward
the
reasonable
requests
of
minorities
is
often
a
greater
danger
to
our
democratic
Institutions
than
the
most
rabid
Communist.
The
latter
openly
boasts
of
the
absolute
power
of
the
State,
the
former
often
disguises
the
same
principle
In
a
quasi-humble
subservience
to
the
people.
'
T.
V.
de
(3.
tuce
of
women
In
Lcum,
well-known
Martins
Lane.
lay
a
popular
wom-
JUL
owe
en
.
i
Women
s
Own),
aimed
to
give
it
than
buyers,
the
wealth
of
up-aiid
colors
obtain-.
suited
to
every
Because
so
sheer
and
so
luxuriously
beautiful.
vhanlom
2)ance
Jlajyj
al-
otnq
Modernize
...
YOUR
WARTIME
HOUSE
with
smait
inexpensive
windows.
Eliminate
the
work
of
cleaning
multiple
panes
and
provide
more
daylight
too.
See
us
for
these
modern
sash
which
are
made
to
fit.
Just
remove
the
old
and
place
in
the
new.
Island
City
Builder's
Supply
Leading
the
parade
were
Mrs.
Cameron
and
Wilfred
Bowen
as
drum
majorette
and
drum
major,
respectively.
Costumes
were
elaborate
and
colorful..
Ralph
Gillies
looked
and
talked
more
like
a
Chinaman
than
a
Chinaman.
His
vocabulary
semeed
Inexhaustible.
However,
Halph
admitted
confidentially
that
he
did
use
one
word
twice.
Miss
Evelyn
McNab
and
Miss
Long
posed
as
a
Chinese
man
and
wife,
also
In
realistic
lash-ion.
Miss
Gallogley,
as
a
buxom
wife
and
mother,
was
accompanied
by
her
small
husband,
Miss
Walker,
and
led
a
cart
of
squalling
offspring
who
bawled
lustily.
The
"children,"
in
the
linen
cart,
were
Misses
Goulah,
Hamblin
and
Ens.
The
family
ensemble
was
complete
with
nursemaid
Mrs.
Biggs.
Richard
Bray
sported
a
sur
9
y
n
as
3
and
fash-
all
tastes,
styles
ONS
CmC
i:ie
classic
button-
The
Miller
Bay
Hospital
Recreational
Association
provided
evening
entertainment
for
staff
and
their
guests
by
way
of
a
Hallowe'
n
Dane?
in
the
new
Recreational
Hall.
ENTRE
wilh
Its
easy
fuht-skirted
Paris
x'g-top
skirts,
hip
The
Leathercraft
class
on
Mon-
Walloon
sleeves.
FASHION
footwear
MAYOR
THANKS
KINSMEN
Editor,
Daily
News:
May
I,
on
behalf
of
the
citizens
of
the
city,
express
our
grateful
appreciation
to
the
Kinsmen
I
C'iub
for
the
ao..-
manner
in
which
they
handled
the
Hallowe'en
festivities.
It
has
been
expressed
by
many
citizens
and
the
police
department
that
this
Hallowe'en
has
been
the
quietest
that
has
been
encountered
for
many
years,
with
little
or
no
damage
done.
This,
I
have
no
hesitation
in
saying,
is
due
to
the
members
of
the
Kins-
i
men
Club
and
the
manner
in
which
they
organized
the
enter-
I
tiiinment
for
the
children
of
this
,
city,
and
I
feel
that
Hallowe'en
;
1
nieht
could
not
go
by
without
a
"Thank
you
Kinsmen,
for
the
splendid
work
you
have
done
'
H.
F.
GLASSEY,
Mayor.
There
was
a
Rood
attendance
I
day
night
is
filling
up
grpdually
and
ail
were
attired
in
either
Iwith
new
members
Joining
each
masquerade
or
hard-time
cos-1
session.
The
new
class
is
mak-lume.
Excellent
music
was
nro-
i
in8
eood
progress
on
small
ar-
here
were
clothes
.lions
might
find
It.iat
.special
date."
505
McBride
Street
Phore
Blue
820
jvided
by
Mike
Colusa's
O.h-
ticlcj.
It
includes
Mrs.
Hvndman.
estra.
Mrs.
Gcoderich,
Mrs.
Blackstone,
tire,
however,
lies
of
clever
acces-
and
dresses
with
Costumes
were
very
good
and
Mrs-
Bridden
and
Mrs.
Knutson
geons
outfit
complete
with
head-mirror
confusion
waa
evident
even
j
"
.Mwe,
Tellier.
Glenn
and
Ham"ton.
Two
stethoscope,
ry
of
line
were
among
friends
as
to
identity
of
of
last
year's
partners
and
funmakers.
I
students
are
Miss
Irving
and
Mrs.
hypodermic
needle
which
he
wielded
menacingly.
Miss
Rath-
Saturday
&
Monday
Special
ft.
is.
towards.
Although
this
is
After
costume
Judging
an
pi-
bone
was
disguised
as
a
realistic
such
contrasts
as
and
gloves.
The
greys
might
be
opard
mulf
and
primarily
a
beginner's
clas?,
and
bewitching
witch.
George
i
propriate
hard-time
supper
was
(jouiter
cavorted
about
In
pirate
1
servea
on
tr.e
balcony
as
danc
ing
continued.
garo.
uecii
rtooerts
as
Red
Rid-
I
there
is
still
room
for
some
workers
who
have
the
fundamentals
of
leatherwork
and
do
not
require
too
much
attention.
Those
wishing
to
finish
projects
pre
iing
Hood
outdid
Red
Riding
;
Hood
herself.
Costume
awards
were
made
to
Miss
Uuby
Lewis
and
Jatk
Bar-be,-,
both
el
Prince
Rupert,
who
UK"
ated
"Lady
in
worn
with
blacK
Comprised
of
patients,
the
viously
started
or
needing
help
U
UX
La
L:
at
7
10s.
"'vvi
e-'c
a
ycij
8wu
wc.c
wmra
in
seventeentn
cen-
priced
Wuh
new
articles
are
heinir
wel
line
to
the
wide,
f"-
All
played
musical
tury
costumes
.
complete
with'2J
TSursdav
nlht
if
It
fcram
revers
that
;
,u"
?
ey
s.iks,
satins
and
powdered
wigs.
acmlt
craft,
so
th".
ch;lce
br
-
victor
-------,
Clarence
wens,
strain
over-flap
,
nlghu
should
accommodate
Robert
Johnson,
iroat
i
ne
only
.
'
Myron
1
nearly
a'l
interested
persons.
PHr.TrrnMAi.
Jones,
Sonny
Lincoln
and
II
in
E
iit
no
i
m
h
n
-
i
1
j
.
.
,
-
-
--.
Donald
Price
Costumes
for
thu
u!h
us
wing-cuH,
i
un,-.
'
'
'."""J,
-!.,..
"
"
.
w..
'
u..u.,.
,
i
KIRXLAND
LAKE.
IAKJ!.
Ont.
Ont.
(CP)
(CP)
i
Twentv-eicht
hnvu
nnH
n
Ana
Kennedy,
Violet
Campbell,
Han-1
f
ohn
skater
kHf
d!"8'
Passional
ilg-'
attended
the
Tuesday
afternoon
from
New
Westinin-
i
woodworkine
class
at
th
Civic
Hak
.Ulll
lm
1.
.
.
-
-
sleeves
was
a
in
gold
through-
.jre
conservative
isier,
win
De
tne
instructor
this
Centre
with
four
new
members
winter
at
the
Kirkland
Lake
,
Joining.
Witches
and
pumpkins,
Figure
Skating
Club.
He
has
owls
and
hatchets
were
painted
and
Elizabeth
Brown
and
they
were
under
the
guidance
of
Mrs.
Mcintosh.
fc.viic
styles
in
un-
To
finish
a
hannv
afternoon
':Z
JJ:"
and
mounted
on
plywood
plaq-
,.i....mi.i
.
,
,.rh,.
ivuc
i"
winters.
VUIUi
V.O'111'ftl
OUJjpVI
VI
1
1VJ
L
dogs,
Ice
cream,
cake
and
candy
k
such
as
the
dress
with
big
double-breasted
nd
three-quarter
priced
at
6
12s.
outfits
with
was
served.
ues.
Real
honest-to-goodness
paint
was
used
freely
and
samples
taken
home
on
hands
and
faces.
With
the
able
assistance
of
Mrs.
Yamata,
who
is
a
regular
helper
in
this
class,
the
large
group
was
able
to
accomp-
1..
1
PAIR
LADIES'
NYLONS
With
Every
Purchase
of
9.95
or
More
DOAAS
DEPT.
STORE
7
.
.
JJailoring,
jot
j
Ladies
nrd
Gentlemen
LING
5
the
tailor
ders
red
l.rted
suits
under
JC'iats
cast
19
gui-
Canadian
Legion
card
party,
'
"s"
quite
a
few
articles
in
the
Monday,
8
p.m.
sharp.
(257c)
i
Hallowe'en
motif
and,
if
some
of
:
the
work
wns
rnt
sn
pnod
it.
wjik
be
found
in
dif-and
colors.
A
?-picre
had
clas-
Turning
Over
Post
Office
W.
N.
Stanley,
Post
Office
inspector.
Is
a
visitor
in
the
city
on
official
business
in
connection
with
turning
over
from
J.
R.
Morison,
retiring
postmaster,
to
R.
S.
Scherk,
acting
postmaster.
Canadian
Legion
cabaret
on
account
of
the
haste
to
finish
fcwit
topped
by
a
dunce
Friday,
November
2.
10-2
Phone:
Red
846
McDricIo
and
4th
Ave.
S).in
swaiiaer
coat
220
Sixth
St.
rhc-)
B4
k.
ie-miiiute
Earment
belore
the
period
ended.
Any-'vay,
the
dog
"brought
th'ngs
up
j
to
scratch."
New
mvmbers
tire
j
Jimmy
Logan,
Kenneth
Boy-
j
chuk,
Danny
Phillips
and
Garry
;
Tysse.
p.m.
$2.00
per
couple.
(257p)
Don't
forget
whist,
Moose
Temple,
Saturday,
November
3.
Starting
tournament.
(258p)
LOCOMOTIVE
PIONEER
Meeting
of
Job's
Daughters
!
lp:!;!'1!!!!;!!!!::!;''::"!'!:;!!:!!!!;'
.liiiliiiSNHiiililli.iii'lSirijiij'ilila
1
The
Perfect
Christmas
Lay-a-way
Gift
-
-
1
luce
was
the
black
fc'ii
sou
shoulder-ti'd
collar
and
red
fiuth
biack
acces-jjMm
biack
suit,
It
ft'-nat
s.nister
look
I
Vi.ionan
mclo-jy
ul.o
be
used
as
Oeorge
Stephenson,
inventor
Friday,
November
2,
7:30.
Elec-
Squa:
dancing
-will
soon
be
I
planned
for
Civic
Centre
mem-j
bers.
of
the
steam
ocomotive,
built
tion
of
officers,
silver
march
and
his
mast
famous
engine
In
1829.
party.
(257c
'imig
wrap.
d
evening
wear
-.coat.s,
cocktail
fli
evening
dresses,
P'
prices.
A
loveiv
NATIONAL
RADIO
WEEK
k
gold-trlm-
lus.
L
A
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