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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
June
6,
1951
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Well
Known
Is.
Woman
Dies
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Funeral
of
Fisherman
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erjonau
(Evening
Booklet
for
Child
I
Teaches
Democracy
TORONTO
Oi
A
chattv
book
other
lesson
in
good
citizenship.
Jerry
and
Judy
aren't
troubled
by
the
unusual
names
and
strange
accents
of
their
new
friends
but
accept
them
as
a
matter
of
course.
The
five
chapters
tell
about
Funeral
of
Joseph
Freestad,
80-year
old
Prince
Rupert
fisherman
who
died
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Sunday,
was
held
today
at
2:30
p.m.
from
By
MURIEL
HARRAWAY
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
Salt
Lake
Ferry
running
every
Sunday
starting
at
12
noon,
weather
permitting,
(tf)
Women
of
the
Moose
will
hold
their
regular
meeting
June
6.
(132c)
Mrs.
Alice
Rudd,
87
years
old'
last
Sunday,
died
Monday
at
Skidegate
Inlet
General
Hospital
after
a
brief
Illness.
Sire
was
well-known
in
the
North,
re-j
siding
more
than
40
years
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Her
husband
who
nredeceas-'
LONDON
(CP)
Princess
Eliza
beth,
the
Royal
sister
least
in
Sidewalk
And
Fence
Cedar
At
Attractive
Prices
PHONES:
116
117
or
58
let
aimed
at
catching
the
eye
grandfather
Kovac
who
likes
to
of
youngsters
In
the
first
grade
I
mend
toys.
And
there's
a
bit
of
is
the
latest
educational
effort
j
business
with
a
puppet-show.
All
of
the
imperial
Order
Daughters,
ln
all
it's
a
sprightly
children's
te
rested
in
fashion-setting,
nevertheless
has
given
a
defin
ite
boost
to
the
much-discussed
'ffl?
Legion
meeting
story.
of
the
Empire.
roW,
1UU''
June
b.
Grenville
Chapel.
Mr.
Freestad
was
hern
In
Stav-anger,
Norway
and
came
to
Prince
Rupert
27
years
ago.
He
is
survived
by
his
son
Levi,
In
the
city,
and
his
wife
in
Norway.
Arrangements
are
by
B.
C.
Undertakers.
Rev.
E.
Soiland
will
officiate.
ed
her
25
years
ago
was
formerly
employed
by
Canadian
National
Steamships.
Survivors
are
son
Jack,
man
Chignon.
This
up-tq-date
.
method
of
adding
interest
to
short-hair
styles
for
evening
wear
was
(133;))
Chosen
by
the
princess
for
for
Sea
Cadets
Reoreani
I
mal
occasions
during
her
recent
meeting,
Thursday
J
11
n
a
7
visit
to
Malta
Naval
Drill
Hall,
7:30
p.m.
Com-
"The
princess
wore
a
'figure
eight'
Chignon
on
the
back
of
Albert
&
McCafferv
ager
with
the
liquor
control;
board
at
Calgary;
three
daugh-j
ters,
Mrs.
Sidney
Wallace,
Leth-i
bridge;
Mrs.
Freeman
Tingley,
Port
Alberni,
and
Mrs.
Mary
I
Benson,
Queen
Charlotte
City,
i
Funeral
services
will
"be
held
Thursday,
Rev.
Harold
Wing-field,
United
Church,
officiating.
Burial
will
be
at
Tlell,
Queen
i
WUlh
UULbU
LIMITED
Main
objective
of
this
little
book.
"The
House
Next
Door,"
is
to
tell
kiddies
ln
language
they
can
understand
a
bit
about
Communism.
The
order
wants
them
to
realize
the
advantages
of
living
In
a
democratic
country.
There's
another
angle
to
this
booklet,
still
in
mimeographed
form,
which
the
order
would
like
to
see
used
in
Canadian
schools,
t's
written
In
story,
fashion,
starting
off
when
Jerry
and
Judy
rush
into
the
kitchen
to
tell
their
mother
a
new
family
is
moving
next
door.
The
new
neighbors
turn
out
to
be
a
family
of
new
Canadians.
The
way
in
which
Jerry
and
Judy
quickly
make
friends
with
Jarmila
and
Janis
Kovac
is
an-
munaing
oincer,
A.
N.
Ogllvie.
(ltc)
Attention
5
Pin
Bowlers.
All
bowlers
Interested
In
bowling
or
entering
a
team
in
a
summer
mixed
league,
please
contact
the
Bowling
alley.
(Red
709).
We
would
like
to
start
play
on
Wednesday,
June
13.
(132c)
Charlotte
Islands.
her
head,"
said
Peter
Isala,
a
London
wig
maker.
"The
hair
must
be
24
inches
long
to
make
the
full
curves
of
the
figure
eight
and
the
cost
of
this
type
of
Chignon
varies
between
nine
and
12
guineas."
Although
the
princess
has
not
worn
a
Chignon
since
her
return
to
London,
wig
makers
report:
"there
has
been
nothing
like
this
demand
since
the
shingle
days
of
20
years
ago."
Since
she
attained
her
majority,
Princess
Elizabeth
has
worn
jfi
Sia
r
.
CxerciAe.S
kine
Over
Top
in
Cancer
Fund
Police
Court
Leonard
C.
Griffiths
was
fined
$25
and
casts
on
a
count
under
the
Income
Tax
Act
for
falling
to
make
a
return.
Edward
White,
convicted'
of
theft
of
an
electric
drill
from
the
Chatham
drill
hall,
was
sentenced
by
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
In
police
court
yesterday
to
five
days
In
Jail
and
$50
fine
and
costs.
av
and
colorful
wedding
Closing
exercises
of
First
United
Church
Mission
Band,
Explorer
Groups
and
C.G.I.T.,
were
held
in
the
hall
Thursday
afternoon
in
the
presence
of
parents
and
friends.
A
short
program
was
presented
by
the
Rroups.
The
Mission
Band
sang
their
song,
recited
their
purpose
and
sang
a
delightful
day
afternoon
In
St.
An-
With
$100
over
their
nunta
t.hp
Cathedrai
united
in
mar-Miss
Sally
Merle
Shaw
Clearance
Auction
Sale
the
same
hair-style.
Only
the
length
differs.
Her
coming-of-age
pictures
show
hair
parted
on
the
right
and
swept
back
in
soft
curls
lying
low
on
the
nape.
Side
curls
framed
the
face,
covering
the
ohn
George
Astor,
both
of
;a.
bride
was
ulven
awav
by
OF
little
Japanese
song,
"The
Acorn
HOUSEHOLD
r-OODS
AND
FURNITURE
.'a:her.
James
Shaw.
She
a
fioor-length
white
crepe
Song."
Their
closing
number
was
ears.
Today
her
hair
is
shorter
Prince
Rupert
Cancer
Fund
Campaign
committe
today
forwarded
$2,100
to
headquarters
in
Vancouver.
The
campaign
began
the
second
week
in
April.
'
'.'The
response
was
very
good
and
for
the
unstinting
efforts
of
the
volunteer
canvassers
it
is
an
appreciative
return,"
said
D.C.
Stevenson,
campaign
and
brushed
back
to
expose
the
On
Thursday,
June
7th,
Commencing
at
2:15
Sharp
jt,
ag
dress
wun
veil,
ae-
nncn
ii
i
emcnli
the
"Plum
Blossom
Dance,"
in
which
they
joined
with
the
Ex-plcrer
groups.
ears,
otherwise
the
style
re-
vlth
a
shirred
sweetheart
mains,
At
Catholic
Hal-
Too
n,,rt
l.nn,-
m
and
nylon-knit
yoke.
vn
irat
i-acnuata
1
IMS
StLUL
AVENUE
WEST
Instructed
by
the
owner,
Mr.
Dave
C.
Stuart,
I
will
sell
by
auction
the
entire
contents
of
the
above
residence
.consisting
of:
Louise
Freeman
told
the
story
wore
a
double
string
of
cooking
sale,
June'
14,
commem-
In
of
O-lft
t-
.
I
of
C.G.I.T.
Louise
Wood
explain
I
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and
carried
a
bouquet
of
o
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evening,
nnai
tournament
oarH
nai-tw
n,i
iruf
Dink
roses.
ndpnts
to
the
bride
were
Lust,
Mrs.
Norman
Lewis,
two
flower-girls,
sister
;
and
a
niece,
Vienna
Vlc-
BANK
DICTATES
CHOICE
Apparent
reluctance
to
introduce
changes
in
royal
hairstyles
is
explained
by
necessity
of
rank.
Tradition
dictates
that
the
Royal
Family
be
easily
recognizable
in
all
portraits
released
for
public
distribution.
Tie
reason,
authorities
explain,
is
that
in
many
outposts
of
empire
royal
pictures
are
cherished
for
many
years
before
new
sets
are
acquired.
The
same
factors
govern
choice
ed
the
"Time
Line"
and
the
Japanese
Picture
Map,
both
of
which
were
part
of
the
C.G.I.T.
Mission
Study
of
the
rhurch
in
Japan.
!
The
highlight
of
the
program
was
the
affiliation
of
the
First
United
Explorers
and
C.G.I.T.
and
the
Conrad
Explorers
with
the
Woman's
Missionary
Society.
Taking
part
ln
the
candlelight
ceremony
were:
Patsy
Dean.
Marjorje
Way,
Louise
Wood,
Pegy
Ann
Domin
jMiom
was
attended
by
HORNCHURCH,
Essex.
England
?
Mothers
with
Infants
ran
from
their
homes
fearing
an
explosion
when
a
small
Air
Force
plane
crash-landed
in
the
street
here.
The
plane
did
not
explod
and
the
pilot
was
unhurt.
giving
and
raffle,
commencing
at
8
p.m.
Past
Mistresses
L
O
B
A.
sa!e
of
homecooklng
and
candy,
June
16..
Girl
Guide
Tea
and
Sale.
Annunciation
Hall
June
Hi.
Canadian
Legion
Auxiliary
tea,
homecooking
sale.
Legion
Hall,
June
21.
Queen
Mary
I.o.D.E.
tea.
June
21.
Mrs.
F.
Thornton'
inn
4th
Ln
Gladstone,
his
uncle.
colorful
procession
down
ale
included
seven
other
taids
and
seven
grooms-
One
Upright
Grand
Piano
(Hamilton
steel
frame)
Frigidalre
in
excellent
condition
Four-piece
Chesterfield
Suite
Four
Occasional
Chairs
Large
Seamless
Hardings
Axminster
Carpet,
9x12
ft.
Walnut
Dining
Room
Suite,
Buffet
and
China
Cabinet
to
match.
Two
other
China
Cabinets
Washing
Machine
Walnut
Bedroom
Suite
with
all
spring-filled
mattress
White
Enamel
Bedroom
Suite
Chest
of
Drawers
Two
Coffee
Tables
Trllight
Lamp
Standard
Lamp
Bridge
Lamp
Rocker
and
Arm
Chair
Smoker
Stand
Electric
Iron
Kitchen
Table
and
4
Chairs
Umbrella
Stand
.
Odd
Dressing
Table
K.'cord
Cabinet
Dinner
Wagon
Liquor
Cabinet
Clock
Rug
4-ft
by
6-ft.
Four
Small
Mats
General
Electric
Vacuum
Cleaner
6pic
Span
Cleaner
Chest
of
Drawers
(Oak)
Bissells
Carpet
Sweeper
McClary
Kootenay
Oil
Burner
Range
Mirrors
(full
length
tilling)
Single
Bed
complete
Lawn
Mower
and
Garden
Tools
Other
articles
too
numerous
to
mention.
of
clothes.
Royal
fashion
never
ate
and
Miss
A.
M.
Stewart
for
j
changes
too
suddenly.
New
the
groups
and
Mrs.
K.
Faught
styles
must
be
adopted
slowly.
couple
will
reside
In
Kit-
Ri.
Rev.
Basil
Proctor
and
the
ceremony.
for
the
W.M.S.
A
gift
of
money
NEW
INDUSTRY
MELFORT,
Sask.
(CP)
Farmers
of
this
district
are
being
asked
to
supply
4000
tons
of
baled
straw
to
help
establish
an
insulation
board
industry
here.
The
board
would
be
made
from
straw
fibre.
West,
2-5.
Rebekah
Bazaar,
October
20.
!
Cathedral
Bzaar,
November
17.
i
(153c)
Presbyterian
Fall
Sale,
No-I
vember
22.
(1530
;
giving
a
smooth
flow
to
radical
changes
of
line.
Since
ber
marriage
Princess
Elizabeth
has
attained
a
quiet
maturity
and
individual
ele-
was
made
by
each
group
to
the
W.M.S.
ior
mission
work.
'The
Doll
Festival
recitation
was
presented
by
Patsy
Dean,
ANCIENT
RELICS
mry
tusks
In
a
Londoa
centre
of
the
world's
ade,
a.e
estimated
to
be
ittrs
old.
Barbara
Strachan
and
Irene
gance
completely
her
own.
I
A
sudden
preference
for
daric.-
Bellamy.
Sorvicp
nroierts
of
thp
erouns
;
er
shades
of
green,
blue,
mul-
include
a
parcel
of
clothing
for
berry
and
red
re
believed
to
hish
school
Eirls
to
be
sent
to
be
her
husband's
Influence.
FOR
BRIDESMAID
You
can
easily
make
your
own
bridesmaid's
dresses
if
you
select
a
simple
pattern
and
style.
The
dress
illustrated
is
made
in
pastel
dotted
Swiss,
and
is
the
type
of
dresa
your
maids
will
wear
long
after
the
ceremony.
Cjardc
Dark
colors
suit
her
pale-rose
Japan
by
the
C.G.I.T.
and
a
This
house
Is
sold
and
goods
must
be
cleared
unreserved
Terms:
Cash
or
Cheques
GEORGE
JAS.
DAWES,
The
Auctioneer
Phone
Red
127
I
..
Phone
Green
810
araenuicj
....
(f
$
I
parcel
of
schoul
supplies,
picture
complexion
ana
ngni
Drown
papers
and
scrapbooks
depicting
hair,
far
better
tnan
tfle
Pastel
Canadian
living
by
the
Explor-
sndes
wor,n
in
her
'teens-ers
l
For
evening
wear
the
princess
GIVE
YOUR
GARDEN
A
DRINK
WHEN
TOP
SOIL
DRIES
OUT
Live
After
Car
Plunge
mm
For
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
and
REPAIR
WORK
t
Just
before
tea
was
served
all
",,ul,a
"
?
.
'
I
those
present
saw
slides
on
the
c""ollnf
and
lng-haired
furs-jrife
of
teen-age
girls
in
Japan
!
f'ncfs
hfetr
marriage,
however.
,
she
is
often
seen
in
the
beau-
t
I
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,
j
...
.
,
!
tiful
mink
coat
given
her
as
a
Gr-up
leadets
were
Miss
wedding
present
by
the
Cana-
Stewart
Mrs.
L.
G.
S.eber
Mrs.
dian
0Bvernment.
R.
L.
Morris
and
Mrs.
G.
Free-
j
man'
J
BIGGEST
RESERVOIR
I
I
Largest
artificial
lake
in
the
SEE
It,
Lii
T
I.
.
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
V
1
..
.
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-
.
.
ueuctous
LONDON
(CP)-A
bus
conductor
world
is
Lake
Mead
at
the
in
East
Ham
was
elected
mayor
Hoover
Dam
on
the
Colorado
of
the
district.
Hearing
of
his
Rivei,
stretching
115
miles.
215
1st
Avenue
West
rhone
!MH
locolaie
Cieam
in
1
chocoltte
flivoured
xndwich
Thin
BOURBON
P.O.
Box
721
CEBlEED
ont
of
Peck
Frein'i
5;
(Iimou!
ENGLISH
Biicum.
appointment,
he
invited
a
bus
conductor
friend
to
be
his
cl-puty.
HALLING,
Kent,
England
(CP)
Police
have
noted
thieves
no
lt.iger
use
treacle
to
attach
brown
paper
to
a
window
before
they
smash
it.
Treacle
is
rationed,
and
thieves
are
employing
cod
liver
oil
and
malt
...
....
aiiciuuun
lea
.
.
,
'
ml
lime
.
.
.
ny
time.
I
Eveicmp"
moisture-proof
""'iht
picked.
Four
persons
miraculously
escaped
serious
injury
or
death
when
a
car
in
which
they
were
driving
overturned
and
plummeted
150
feet
down
an
embankment
on
the
side
of
the
Skeena
Highway
near
Terrace
Sunday
afternoon.
Occupants
of
the
car
were
Lelf
Sandhals,
driver;
Glenn
Carlson,
Yvonne
Kildnl
and
Margaret
Giske.
They
left
Prince
Rupert
in
a
1943
half-ton
panel
of
Pioneer
Laundry
Ltd.
and
were
discovered
about
half
an
hour
after
the
accident
by
P.
K.
Deane,
manager
of
Pioneer
Laundry,
who
drove
behind
them
in
his
own
car.
They
had
managed
to
climb
back
on
to
nighway.
Mr.
Deane
rushed
the
badly-shaken
quartet
to
Terrace
Outpost
Hospital
where
they
were
treated
for
bruises.
"How
they
ever
survived
the
crash
I
don't
know,"
said
Mr.
Deane.
"The
truck
must
have
turned
over
half-a-dozen
times
over
the
rocks
before
it
stopped
lolling."
All
four
are
at
home,
nursing
a
few
bruises
but
otherwixp
in
PIT
!
obtelinclive
(J3eaulij
j
for
your
living
room!
.
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Really,
you
should
know
how
delicious
food
taste
when
flavoured
with
Colman's
mustard
from
England.
Prepare
it,
in
your
own
kitchen
"easily;
simply
follow
the
directions
on
the
label.
Write
to
Reckitt
&
Colman
(Canada)
Ltd.,
Station
FREAN'S
mmm
NENGIISH
BuuL
Canvas
Hose
Which
Leaks
Through
Mesh
Spreads
Water
Evenly
Over
Garden
T,
Montreal
for
free
recipe
book
"Culinary
Art".
.
wmam
Veteran
gardeners
have
long
RJappliance
'practiced
the
maxim:
Give
a
plant
(or
a
garden)
a
drink
when
it's
dry.
In
other
words,
do
not
keep
the
soil
wet,
but
let
it
get
thirsty
between
drinks.
A
cood
soil
holds
both
water
AND
"ECTIUC
RANGES
where
the
soil
dries
out
quickly.
The
soil
must
be
soaked
deeply
whenever
rainfall
is
insufficient
to
provide
abundant
water.
That
mvans,
when
less
than
one
inch
each
week
falls
on
the
garden
ln
summer
time.
Let
the
hose
run
without
a
sprinkler,
so
that
the
water
falls
upon
a
board
which
scatters
it
and
prevents
washing
out
a
gul-
SNYDER
Sectional
Chesterfields
EVERYTHING
FOR
THE
HOME
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
good
condition.
Mr.
Deane
believes,
after
examining
the
car,
that
tne
front
spring
shackle
had
snapped,
causing
the
car
to
swerve
off
the
highwayThe
vehicle
was
"badly
wrecked,"
according
to
Mr.
Deane.
KCJLECTRIC
I
iwuss
uiskc
saia
sne
wasn
1
ER0
SOAP
ley,
or
un
a
canvas
hose
which
feeling
too
bad."
"But
I
think
that
was
the
and
air
at
the
same
time.
These
are
held
in
spaces
between
the
so
particles,
called
"pores."
When
there
is
an
excess
of
water,
air
l.v
driven
out,
and
the
plants
suffer
for
lack
of
it.
This
occurs
ln
gardens
when
water
stands
on
the
surface;
and
is
the
reason
why
quick
drainage
of
excess
water
is
ro
important.
1
Lack
of
water,
on
the
other
hand,
is
also
harmful
to
the
leaks
all
along
its
length,
and
Lit
(Is
Scxtnu
Cfftit
sp-vei
as
a
portable
irrigation
ditch.
N
ow
luckiest
day
of
my
life.
I
don't
j
see
how
we
were
saved.''
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plants.
A
balance
between
air
Stork
Shoppe
Moke
your
choice
now
from
our
large
Mock
of
lovclv
Ladies'
Shoes!
Clrt
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s
'neral
From
two
to
five
tons
of
agricultural
limestone
may
be
used
per
acre
m
clay
soil
to
give
It
a
granular
structure.
This
makes
ihf
soil
.asier
to
work,
and
allows
air
to
penerate
more
readily.
As
much
organic
material
as
possible
should
also
be
used.
Two
time-honored
practices
r
w
considered
outmoded
are
ll.j
sowing
of
sweet
peas
and
the
planting
of
asoaragus
roots
ir
trenches.
Sweet
peas
planted
two
inches
deep
have
proved
to
yield
as
well
as
those
planted
six
inchr
i
down;
whilj
they
have
less
trouble
with
fungus
diseases.
The
fashion
for
green
asparagus,
cut
above
the
ground,
difooses
of
any
need
to
plant
asparagus
roots
six
Inches
deep.
ana
storage
Reliable
and
Effi-
Also
aBcnts
for
and
waler
must
be
maintained.
A
plant
will
make
the
best
root
growth
when
it
is
drying
the
soil
down.
When
the
soil
is
soaked,
and
the
excess
drains
away
ciulckly,
frash
air
enters
the
soil
to
take
the
place
of
the
waler.
The
roots
reach
out
for
water
as
ih"
fupply
diminishes,
and
vigorous
giowth
results.
An
alternating
cycle
of
thorough
watering,
and
a
period
of
drying
out
should
be
followed.
But
watering
should
be
thorough
enough
to
wet
the
soil
as
deep
as
the
roots
go,
at
least.
This
cannot
be
done
by
sprinkling
a
brief
period
every
day;
that
Is
bad
watering
practice
because
it
moistens
the
surface
Let
us
sec
to
your
car's
iiceJi.,
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regular
check-ups
on
Tires,
Battery,
.
Radiator
and
Crankcase
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Auto
Service
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