Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
May
23,
1951
ocal
No
Holding
Rupert
Now
and
PERSONAL
PL,
Was
.
9mpreSiive
Women
of
Various
City
Churches
Combine
in
Presentation
Women
from
the
missionary
societies
of
several
city
churches
gathered
In
the
United
Church
hall
Monday
evening
when
the
play
"Beauty
From
Ashes"
was
presented
by
the
Women's
Mis
Prince
Rupert
and
Central
British
Columbia
have
hit
their
stride
and
there
is
no
holding'
them
now.
So
convinced
Is
C.
H.
Orme,
pioneer
city
druggist,
now
1
making
his
home
in
Victoria,:
SPECIAL!
Alberta
Deep
Scam
Meeting
of
Job's
Daughters,
Attention
all
Elks
Meeting
Friday,
May
25,
7:30
sharp.
In-
j
for
May
24
postponed
to
later
itiation,
installation
of
Council,
date.
(121c)
party
and
silver
march.
(122c)
'
Salt
Lake
Perry
running
S.O.N,
whist
and
dance.
Fri-'
Thursday,
May
24,
every
hour
day,
May
25.
Whist
8
p.m.
Dane-1
from
12
noon,
weather
permit-
who
is
revisiting
the
city
for
a;
75
"B
i"
to
music
Dy
Mike'
ting.
(121c)
PER
TON
uiusn.
Keiresnmcnts.
Every
few
days.
Impact
of
the
establishment
by
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
of
its
new
pulp
mill
here
Is
obvious
to
Mr.
Orme
in
the
hustle
and
hustlp
nf
t.hp
n!t.v
snmpfitnT
tn
body
welcome.
(122c)
IordCalyert
sionary
Society
of
that
church.
I
10
SACKS
'8.50
be
contrasted
with
the
old
day.".'
"At
least
a
few
of
the
pioneers
have
remained
to
see
their
dreams
and
their
hopes
for
Prince
Rupert
come
true,"
he
enthused.
KLOX
KLOX
CLOCKS.
Take
a
look
in
our
window
this
week
and
you'll
see
more
kinds
of
clocks
than
you
ever
saw
together
before.
Big
Bens,
Little
Bens,
chime
clocks,
mantel
clocks,
kitchen
clocks.
myste;y
clocks.
John
Bulger,
Jewellers.
(it.:)
S.
R.
Smith.
wui
nas
been
identified
with
Prince-
Rupert
branch
of
Canadian
Bank
of
commerce,
!javss
tonight
for
victoria
to
enlis;
with
the
Royai
Canadian
Air
Fo'ct.
PHONE.
116
-117
or
58
Ibert
&
McCaffery
?a
T1
Tl.
'
i
-
Served
with
pride
aJ
on
those
special
occasions
Usxat
1
I
The
fyjyal
Canadian
Mounted
Toiicc
travel
film,
"Nonhwest
Pasagc.'
'an
exceptionally
fine
film,
which
has
been
doing
the
rounds
in
Prince
Rupert
lately,
was
shown
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
today
by
Sgt.
Lance
1'oUeitou.
President
E.
D.
For-'.va.d
a
in
the
chair
and
there
was
a
good
attendance
of
club
m.mbcrs
with
a
low
guests.
ATTENTION
MEMBERS
LOCAL
180,
U.A.
A
special
mect-(
ing
has
been
called
by
President
O.
E.
Holliston,
for
8
p.m.
Wednesday,
May
23,
to
be
held
in
the
Common
Lounge,
Civic
Cen-:
tre.
All
journeymen
entitled
to
i
a
vote
are
requested
to
be
in
I
L-
when
only
the
finest
?a
LIMITED
l:
-
a-.
ail.
.
...
I,,,.
iUt
n
will
suluce
And,
with
the
arrival
of
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada,
even
greater
things
are
in
store
far
this
whole
area.
Mr.
Orme
is
here
during
"Clean-up
Week"
and
he
notes
plenty
that
could
be
done
to
make
the
city
more
attractive
in
appearance.
The
pioneer
business
man
thinks
that
it
Is
time
for
younger
men
to
take
a
more
prominent
part
in
local
affairs.
Opening
worship
was
con-dusted
by
Mrs.
Keith
Faught.-
The
piay
in
five
scenes
depicted
the
changing
attitudes
of
both
Americans
and
Japanese
as
Christian
fellowship
grows.
Stage
settings
produced
a
genuine
Japanese
effect,
and
ccstumes
were
authentic,
several
being
loaned
by
local
Japanese.
Particularly
moving
was
the
"cave",
scene
after
the
bombing
of
Hiroshima.
The
cast
was.
as
follows:
Ladies
of
the
House
of
Ashlda
:
Grandmother
Mrs.
C.
J.
O.
Olson.
Mother
Mrs.
L.
G.
Sieber.
Haruko
Miss
A.
M.
Stewart.
Servant
Yoshie
Louise
Wood.
American
ladies:
Mr3.
Lydia
Worth
Mis.
J.
S.
Irvine.
Mrs.
Mary
Good
Mrs.
Andrew
Thompson.
Mrs.
Nevva
Think
Mrs.
Owen
Green.
Radio
commentator
was
Roy
Sieber.
Director
and
narrator
was
Mrs.
G.
McClintock.
7
o
p.
r
in
i
Hon
jror
"
JEjIHTI
I
Ctosiriec
for
Results
Sinnttnu
fitivnli
Oraaqe
dt
lion
on
ven
Lutheran
tea.
May
26,
Card
Party
Catholic:
liall,
May
,
attendance.
to
nominate
a
new
.slate
of
31.
officers.
This
Is
a
called
meeting.
There
is
a
penalty
for
non-attendance
Geo.
8.
Weath-crly,
Business
Agent.
(121)
"BUILD
B.C.
PAYROLLS"
Job's
Daughters
Jamboree,;
May
31,
June
1,
2.
1
Queen
Mary
l.O.D.E.
tea.
Junci
21,
Mrs.
F.
Thornton's,
400
4th!
West,
2-5.
Tea
and
Home
cooking
sale,!
1
Virf
1
pAcine
Museum
to
Mrs.
W.
Thomson,
worthy
mistress'
of
the
Ladies'
Orange
Benevolent
Association,
has
left
for
Princeton
to
attend
the
annual
LOBA
convention
for
British
Columbia.
The
lodge,
at
"is
last
meeting,
made
plans
for
a
banquet
to
be
held
June
15,
Mrs.
E.
Barber
being
named
convener
for
the
affair.
The
next
regular
meeting
will
be
held
June
14.
At
the
close
or
the
meeting
refreshments
were
served
by
a
committee
with
Mrs.
M.
Wide
in
charge.
BABIES
LOVE
PACIFIC
uatnoiic
Hall,
June
14.
C'luHnn
lUllitW.
1
.
HL
l
SI
Past
Mistresses
L.O
B
A
V
YV1
junejOpen
Soon
of
homecooking
and
candy
fied
Steam
Boiler
frigcration
and
Pipe
Welders
The
WMS
president,
Mr-.
Keith
Faught,
presented
Mrs.
10.
McClintock
with
a
small
gift
on
behalf
of
the
Women's
Mission
Canadian
Legion
Auxiliary
tea,
homecooking
sale.
Legion
Ha.l,
June
21.
Crr:iIicU
Operators
huild
Slacks,
Fire
Annual
Meeting
Last
Night
J.
II.
Black
Rc
-elected
Chairman
The
Prince
'rtupert
Museum
will
be
open
this
year
from
June
15
to
SeDtember
15.
it
was
ch;-
-
and
Tanks
all
sizes
hotel
arrivals
AN
OLD
SOLDIER
Continued
from
page
1)
Homogenized
lor
easier
digestion,
always
uniformly
good,
Pacific
Milk
is
recommended
by
doctors
for
Inlants'
formulas.
Increased
Vitamin
D
content
makes
it
a
vital,
food
necessary
for
building
strong
healthy,
bodies.
Get
Pacific
Milk
for
your
baby
today.
DUSTRIAL
ary
Society.
Mrs.
Olson
commented
on
a
group
o(
beautiful
projections
of
local
scenes.
Mrs.
G.
Freeman
was
pianist.
At
the
close
of
the
evening
tea
was
served
to
the
cast
and
guests.
CALVERT
DISTILLERS
(Canada)
LIMITED
MHERSTBURG
ONTARIO
for
the
seat
of
war,
landing
at
i
cided
at
the
annual
meetine
last
LDING
CO.
Pusan
on
southwestern
coast
of
!
night
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Mu-Korea.
While
still
at
sea,
pre-jgeum
Board.
Applications
for
the
E.
Phone
Own
884
(Prince
Rupert)
O.
A.
Bell,
Ira
Good
and
F.
J.
Hardy,
Vancouver;
Fred
Brown,
Victoria;
Mrs.
M.
Wood,
Orlando,
Florida;
A.
M.
McNee,
Seattle.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
cauuons
were
laseri
to
saicguara
;
position
of
custodian
of
the
PACIFIC
MILK
Museum
are
now
being
received.
The
Royal
Botanical
Gardens'
at
Kew,
England,
wei
founded!
in
1750
and
originally
covered
yacuum
packed
and
homogenized
JOHN
H.
i
the
contingent
from
infection.
1
Such
a
course
was
highly
Impor-1
tant.
In
Pusan,
for
example,
there
Is
no
such
thing
as
sewerage.
There
never
had
been
and,
what
is
true
of
that
southeastern
port
is
equally
true
of
cU
jwhcre
througnout
tht
J.
Harry
Black
was
re-elected
chairman
of
the
Board
with
Geoif
Hill,
vice-chairman
and
Canon
Basil
S.
Frockter,
secretary-treasurer.
Other
members
of
the
new
beard
are
Miss
Audrey
Wrathall,
ULGER
NOW
IS
THE
TIME
TO
V
W
W
mm
dm
cpresentlng
the
Business
and
Oj'foilH
fljjf
vr:
nm
VU
IHV
Vtl
TV
II
II
Asphalt
or
Cedar
Shingles
FOR
ESTIMATES
SEE
i
n
Bulger
Ltd.
T.i:
i
1
Avi'iiuc
phone
mm
GREER
&
BRIDDCN
LTD.
po.
imx
721
a
miiiir
mM...tj
.
4
KINDS
TO
SUIT
EVERY
TASTE
Wc
have
just
received
a
new
shipment,
of
i;.
Ti
kins.
Crating
Wins
and
General
late
and
Stcirase.
R:ia')!r
and
Effi-rvirf.
Also
asen's
for
Utviid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
:en.
Acetylene
and
all
suppl.es.
'57)
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
The
Princess
Patricias
had
not
i'rofessioral
Women;
Dr.
Duncan
!
br-n
long
ashore
before
the
I
Whi
m
;re,
representing
the
Jun-1
stench
from
lack
of
sanitation
ioi
Chamber
of
Commerce;
Mrs.
i
iincl
many
oilier
causes
became,
!
N.
E.
Arnold,
representing,
the
':.
f
cemed,
almost
overpowering.1
C,;t
of
Prince
Rupert,
with
mem-1o
a
shipload
of
active,
husky
'
bcrs
at
large,
Gordon
F.
Forbes,
young
men
fresh
from
a
land
1'.
Earl
Anlieid,
Nigel
Hale,
Jack
like
Canada,
such
spectacles
of
Scott
and
Larry
Stanwood.
filth,
igno.aive
and
disease
wre
Complete
satsfaction
was
ex-naitf
to
endure.
i
pressed
concerning
the
work
of
HUNGRY
AND
POOR
the
Urflveisity
tvam
of
experts
Korer.'s
civilian
population
has
who
rc-oidcred
and
re-classified
;iuffered.
and
continues
to
tuffe.-1
'he
disp.ay
last
year
and
Proas
the
war
lengthens.
Food
lessor
Hawthc:ne
of
the
Museum
?rortaRe
Is
acute.
Nearly
every-
o.
Antnropoiogy
at
UBJ
is
to
be
thi.-.g
In
the
way
of
clothing,
1
tnanked.
she
te.
,
and
above
all,
good
fare
1
The
basic
display
is
now
con-and
plenty
cf
it
has
bscome
'
siciercd
a
tnattjr
for
some
civic
badly
reduced,
or
in
many
in-!
pride
but
r.eve:
theless,
there
Is
F'a'.uvs
can
hardly
be
found,
room
in
the
Mussuin
for
the
dis-Nurmrous
children
beg
and
their
P
ay
of
some
small
private
col-impovei
ished
appearance
pre-
lections
and
articles
which
tlv;
sents
a
grim
enough
picture.
j
Museum
would
fc-j
glad
to
have
NO
CEMETERIES
given
or
loaned
for
the
summer.
"Kircan
people."
comments
i
i'hanks
were
expressed
to
sev-Corporal
Johnston,
"do
not
have
'.
eial
business
houses
and
lndl-bui
ial
grounds.
Therj
are
no
;
vidua'.s
who
helped
the
Museum
cemeteries,
as
we
understand
it.'
!
In
this
way
last
ymr.
Smjthr
(liedtciieidd
I
pSAY'S
CARTAGE
ORAGE
LIMITED
A
and
Park
Avenues
Flumes
60
and
68
W-MASTER
ECONOMICAL
Driftles
cooking
1
rcduies
food
ahrinkafce
and
c"n
serves
nutriment.
2
LABOUR-SAVING
Exactly
the
right
heat
at
the
flick
of
a
switch.
i
Jf
K
REELS
Reduced
Come
in
and
see
our
selection
of
DEAL-CRAFT
and
SNYDER
COCKTAIL
TABLES
COFFEE
TABLES
LAMP
TABLES
EVERYTHING
FOR
THE
HOME
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
50c
each
iWRATHAI
i
'c
j
ri"'ii
I'iiiishinjr
1
Third
Ave.
W.
A
body
Is
just
placed
on
the.
It
was
decided
to
keep
the
pround
and
covered
with
mater-
membership
lcet
at
$1
per
an-
i
lal
until
there
is
built
up
over
,
num
and
a
membership
card
this
body
what
becomes
a
sub-
given
lree
admission
at
all
times.
rtant'ai
mound
.It
is
liable
to
Members
of
thv
graduating
class
,
to
placed
or
seen
anywhere
in
j
at
the
High
School
are
all
to
re-1
the
countrj.
or
on
a
hillside.
lecive
free
memberships.
The:
Korea's
cllmale
turns
as
cold
admission
charge
for
non-mem-1
a-
below
zero.
There,
as
well,
is
bers
will
remain
at
25c
until
such
the
opposite
extreme.'
The
conn-
time
as
the
Chamber
of
Com-
try
is
ruggeu
.or
perhaps
more
mercc
or
the
City
Council
arc
j
than
that.
Indeed,
there
are
prepared
to
underwrite
a
budget
mountainous
regions
and
some
of
about
$300
annually.
j
irntures
of
training
can
be
clas-
The
meeting
went
on
record
as
I
sed
as
ttrenuous.
;
remembering
gratefully
the
In-
I
I
Some
of
Britain's
most
renown-
tcrest
and
help
accorded
the
'
:1
regiments
hava
already
serv-
Museum
in
years
past
by
the
I
cd
or
are
already
on
duty
in
late
Canon
Rushbrook
and
C.
E.
j
Koi
.a.
These
included
the
Argyle
Cullin.
j
I
-uid
Sutherland
Highlanders,
a
battalion
sharing
in
most
of
the
Churchill,
seaport
on
Hudson
,
For
the
MEAL
tboTREFRESHES
i
liday
Togs
AUTOMATIC
You
let
the
control
3
ctotk
and
o
shout
your
other
duties
and
pleasures.
FAST
Hijth
speed
units
instantly
4
ready
for
use.
No
waiting.
No
waste.
for
PDDLERS
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
army's
major
engagements
for
Bay,
was
discovered
by
the
Dan-more
than
a
century.
,
'
ish
explorer
Jens
Munck
in
1019.
Stork
Shopp
KNOWING
LANGUAGE
It
appears
most
convenient
to
l'OK
TAKE
OIT
ORDERS
PHONE
20
BROADWAY
CAFE
MteQ
Stem
PAMER
know
more
than
one
language,
i
in
the
Far
East,
particularly
1
should
one"
be
in
Korea.
As
a
re-i
suit,
there
are
many
interpreters
land
language
books
worth
cultl-,
vating.
It
should
Interest
this
I
Dominion
to
know
that
while
!
t
hr
name
of
about
every
other
land
is
found
in
the
Korean
CLEAN
No
smoke
or
swt
to
SMiit
5
pots,
walls,
curtaim.
6C:rwL
All
the
heat
coes
into
the
food
nont
into
the
kit
then.
to
Rupert
Let
Us
Scxutu
(jowt
u
good
reasons
for
electric
cooking
They
add
up
to:
Less
work
Tastier,
more
nutritious
food
i
;
Long
term
economy
'
See
your
electrical
dealer
or
come
in
to
i
inspect
the
ltcst
models.
SAILS
FOR
pniViJOY
Va
ncouver
"'
Inter
Mingii'-,
mat
cannot
oe
saia
oi
.
Canada.
'
"Among
the
more
elderly
of
the
Japanese
people'
remarked
Konncth.
"there
dses
not
appear
,
much
change
from
how
they
were
before
the
war.
But
its
different
with
the
younger
men
and
women
who
ha
j
grown
to
like
the
Americans.
There's
no
mis-
i
taking
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