Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
May
23,
1051
News
of
the
District
TODAY
7
9
p.m.
IRENE
DUNN
in
nc
ivUDLARK"
J.
SSaAner
li
Terrace
Pack
Is
Chartered
$J
Rt
is.
U
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
For
The
Man
Who
Cares!
(And
What
Man
Doesn't?)
warl
or
!
NEWS
STEWART
Mrs.
John
Kas-
Catholic
Group
at
Ten-are
pcr
or
Prince
Rupert,
Deputy
i
!ii
iiuiuiiminvwv
TEH
RACE.
Presentation
of
a
Alter
a
long
wa't
Stewart
has"
,V
he
Moose
paid
an
official
visit
charter
to
the
Second
Terrace
(
last
got
a'doctor
and
the
resi-!
In
Portland
Canal
Chauter
last!
Cub
Pack
was
made
By
Com-
dents
of
this
community
are
misioner
F.
E.
Anfield
of
Prince
breathing
more
freely.
Dr.
Don-
Thursday.
Mrs.
Kaspar
was
ac
ill"
1
"
i"n"
1
'
-
1
companied
by
Mrs.
John
Thomp-
j
Rupert
on
Friday
evening
last
ald
McKay,
a
native
of
Scotland
sSS....$7$AKAllJlllT
Df
WOLFE
A'F
I
son-
members
turned
out
1
with
a
in
me
nan
01
tne
Catholic
quict,
soft
spoken
and
DAVID
BUTLER
GLADYS
GEORGE
1
in
xorce
to
greet
jvirs,
n.aspa:,!
who
is
also
a
graduate
regent
of
the
chapter
and
was
an
active
worker
during
the
early
years.
The
customary
grand
honors
1
Church.
uurr
tnat
cannot
be
mistaken,
Addressing
those
present,
M..
arrived
lust
week.
He
will
.later
Anfield
stressed
the
importance
cn
.
take
up
residence
in
the
of
the
charter
as
it
was
the
of-
N(,wi,n
House
on
sixlh
street,
iicial
recognition
of
the
group.
.,,,.
h
u,iii
K
i
,i,v.,H
h
hi
-'cms.
wire
accorded
the
Deputy
Grand
1
He
congratulated
leaders
of
tlv
motn(xr
and
hls
daUKht,cr
COMPLETE
OUTFIT
FOR
539.95
THURSDAY
to
SATURDAY
7
p.m.
-
9
p.m.
MATINEES
Thursday
and
Saturday
2
p.m.
Sit
Cubs
and
the
group
commillee
1
Regent
and
after
tlie
business
of
whom
he
also
reminded
of
their,
LupickT
while
driving
'
Chapter
was
completed,
rcspoiuibllity
toward
their-CM
cald,s
were
Playcd
and
refresn-
s
m
th
s,ewarlvtU,r
Patk-
I,
mcnts
served.
,1
,.,
rr
-,v,h
U
nf
It
was
a
happy,
momcntou.'
the
ftlpwart
Wharf,
almost
rom-
occasion
for
the
Second
lerracci
I
plcloly
wrecking
the
vehicle.
1
TODAY
AND
T1UrsdJ
2
lie
Church,
it
was
formed
last
'
rtunatejy
ho
sustained
only
a,
Air
Service
Evening
Shows
7
-
9
'
Thursday
Matinee
u
CyT?'
-car-
-
For
Hunters
MIT
TIM,
ON
TH,
2
nil
when
there
were
too
many
""fa1"-
"-'"'-
boys
for
the
First
Terrace
group.
The
Cubmaster
is
Edgar
lating
them,
reminded
them
!
'letreault
into
whose
hands
the
'that
this
was
but
the
first
step
a
charter
was
given.
Assistant
in
good
Cubbing.
The
boys
were
m
Cubmaster
is
Armand
Bisson-
Paul
Renaud,
Arthur
Renaud,
nette.
These
two
were
also
given
Edward
Bissonnette
and
Pierre
their
Cubmaster
and
assistant
Normandeuu.
muster
certificates.
Among
those
present
besides
J1
The
meei,.ng
was
opened
with
the
fathers
and
mothers
were
a
the
usual
Cub
procedures
l'ol-
Father
E.
M.
Leray,
O.M.I.
,
and
m
lowed
by
games.
Four
happy,
Father
Racette,
O.M.I.,
who
in-
smiling
Cubs
were
then
invested
troduced
Mr.
Anfield
to
the
with
their
first
stars
by
the
j
gathering;
Constable
Brue
rep-
Fortunes
Mnmm
J
1
Extra
NEWS
CARTOON
1
HP;"
YES,
THAT'S
CORRECT!
.
PRICE
INCLUDES:
1.
Men's
Gabardine
doublc-brcastcd
suit
2.
Any
Adam
Majestic
$7
Hat
3.
Any
Tooke
$5
Shirt
4.
Any
Curric
$1,50
Tic
1
TOR
539.95
Sb.es
from
36
through
44
commtssloner
who,
in
congratu-
resenting
the
Scouts;
John
Haa
BURNS
LAKE
Local
sportsmen
are
being
served
by
the
"Skyway
Air
Service"
witli
offices
and
landing
stage
near
the
Lake
Shore
Lodge
and
a
hangar
under
construction
on
Oerow
Island.
Many
of
the
lakes
of
the
district
have
hitherto
been
inaccssible
but
are
now
available
for
fishermen
at
short
notice.
An
Aviation
School
will
be
established
by
the
owner.
Art
Seller,
formerly
of
Langley
Prairie,
and
another
plane
Is
on
the
way.
It
Is
piloted
by
Tom
Stewart,
formerly
of
the
RCAF.
1
11
m
f
1
1
,
land,
Cubmaster
of
the
First
Terrace
Pack;
members
of
the
group
committee
of
the
Second
Terrace
Cub
Pack,
John
Nor-mandeau,
president,
Ted
Johnston
and
Frank
Anfield,
a
Prince
Rupert
Cub,
son
of
Mr.
Anfield,
TERRACE
SPECIAL
SHOW
TONIGHT
AT
11.30
I
OPICS
who
took
a
lively
Interest
in
the
Adventure
.
Excitement
Spectacle
.
Howard
Hawk's
Great
Proti
i
"RED
RIVER
in
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mcintosh
drove
'whole
proceedings.
Mr.
Haaland
brought
the
good
to
Smithers
on
Sunday
morning
accompanied
by
Miss
Samograd
ALso:
CARTOON
NEWS
.
-
1
Starring
JOHN
WYANE
MONTGOMERY
CL
wishes
of
the
First
Terrace
Pack
and
expressed
the
hope
of
seeing
the
bonds
of
friendship
which
already
exist
between
the
two
groups
grow
stronger
every
day
for
the
welfare
of
I
both.
Miss
W.
Switzer
and
Miss
B.
Matte
who,
as
primary
teachets
at
the
elementary
school
here,
sat
in
on"
the
lectures
on
pri
John
Zielke
of
Burns
Lake
Dies
BURNS
LAKE
John
Zeiike,
mary
work
and
methods
given
Choose
Your
Favorite
And
Look
Your
Best
Suit-
in
all
colors
.
.
.
Hats,
Tics
and
Shirts
to
match.
The
clAiice
is
yours
.
.
.
The
treat
it-
ours.
And
who
said
pritos
arc
higher
in
Prince
Rupert?
Not
at
the
Rupert
Men's
and
Boy
s
Store!
Come
on
in
this
week
and
get
yours.
A
reasonable
Cash
Deposit
will
hold
your
''.itfit
till
you're
ready,
if
you
prefer.
by
Mrs.
Gregg
of
Minneapolis
in
i
Constable
Brue
reiterated
this!
the
Smithers
elementary
school
'
hope
and
that
of
the
police
I
on
Monday.
Mrs.
Gregg
is
tour-!
force
In
general
and
added
he
well
known
employee
of
the
De-1
-
BAPTONE
A
partment
of
Public
Works
at
ing
the
country
giving
sucn
hoped
to
continue
to
take
a
lectures
but
her
time
schedule
I
lively
Interest
in
the
Scout
and
would
not
permit
her
travelling
Ciib
activities
and
to
help
the
further
west
than
smithers.
ine;youtns
m
any
way
possiDle.
A
beautiful
soft
flat
finish,
BAPTONE
Is
Washable
ar
bo
used
over
kalsomine,
wallpaper,
woodwork
or
wall
and
can
be
tinted
to
any
desired,
shade,
with
colors
In
thanking
Mr.
Anfield
on
local
teachers
returned
on
Mon
Burns
Lake,
passed
away
at
the
.
'
local
hospital
Monday
following
a
long
Illness
which
had
develop-
j
cd
Into
cancer.
He
was
consld-
ared
to
be
an
expert
on
snow
plow
and
grader
work
which
he
had
followed
for
years.
day
evening.
Rupert
Men's
and
Boys'
Store
i
SS.40
Gallon
$1.65
Quart
behalf
of
the
group
committee,
Mr.
Normandeau
ani
Father
Racette
each
gave
full
assurance
of
furthering
the
interests
of
the
Cub
pack.
Mrs.
Ron
Sparkes
and
son,
Walter,
have
returned
to
Terrace
following
a
lengthy
holiday
with
relatives
in
Edmonton.
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
U
i
im
The
"Grand
Howl"
brought
tKn
rr
not
inn
t
r
n
nltca
o
f
t
or
ly
elevc.oping
and
!
preparing
for,
Rov
Wilson
has
relurncd
to
which
taatv
refreshments
were
Mining
Boom
in
Interior
IhlNt
IN
TH
K
OA
IlY
N,WS
HKIfOH
RfcUl
proouc
uon.
Mr
DockriU
returns
Terrace
IoUowing
a
hoiitU
inlserVed
by
the
Ladies'
Auxiliary,
to
Telkwa
tonlsht
after
spend-
Vanco
j
nig
a
few
days
in
the
city
on
i
fAwaenKtmm
,
:
,i.
puMnes..
I
Alan
Dubeau.
son
of
Mr
and
13
G.M.C.
J'j-TOS
T
As
lor
his
own
Bulklcy
Valloy
Mrs.
M
Dubeau
returned
on
of
Revival
mining
in
the
NONEV
FINER1
MADI
!
BBBBBmJ?J3'i?
J
22ZIG23iE2llEGl3
CVilirrios
Mr
norkrill
is
nnuj
,..!.,..
er,m
trnnr,
All
trucks
in
good
:
Frank
G.
Dickson
M
V
Smithers
area
today
is
Illtcnrd
i
Z
tV
V
J
,a"'-u",c'
"'"-lc
ronrrnlr-Uimr
concentrating
,,n
on
supplying
inn
v:nw
the
the
attended
exer-
graduation
h
p
mt
ruriii
ne
Znlwr
ofrS
?
"PW
CulUmb'a
CcllUl'Se
mi"
a
ctee
at
the
University
of
Brit-
naCnv
rilvs
f
t
rut
Pr",ce
Rupert
and
is
shiPPinS
ish
Columbia
and
received
his
b
iq2
Kin
t
r
i9f',inTb
100
tons
PW
d"jy
t0
the
Pa"t'
pharmacy
diploma.
He
will
be
price
Doom
in
lead
and
zinc
is
vr
iw
r,rn00
m
n,,Ain
f.
j.
.
.
Anchorage,
Ala.
31472.
alverUs.,.ncnt
not
oul.lMic.1
causing
'A"..
empioyea
as
aruggisi
at
uie
ler-
Ihw
m
a
nw
Interest
in
m.nv
.
,
..r
.Iwplaved
lv
the
Iu.,u'.r
(ontml.
oiumoia
oenuiose,
a
r-ace
Drug
Store.
1,
j
1
.
.1
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r
properties
P'upciuca
in
in
the
Lne
area
area
such
sut,n
..s
s
ne,v
minP
rnn
mt
as
nnpiied
lxmru
or
ny
uik
i
.uvitiiiiiiui
ui
.h
snvon
(fr,,ir,oi-l
n,,hin,
.
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.
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British
Columbia.
ruC
r.l,i,
A
nlv.
..
i
T
ZJ
b-v
uikiey
valley
J
collieries
last
.
.
I
tiiuu
duiuuuinc
ciijiaucu
u"
u
u
1
1
11
aim
IT'S
NEW!
Cronin,
Grouse
Crown
,
Mn7.nt.in
Juiy-
The
new
plt
,No-
3)
is
Monday
at
Prince
Rupert
for
r,
,
?!,
i",r,
i,
about
half
a
mile
aIld
on
the
Vancouver
on
a
short
business
all
of
which
are
active-
opposite
side
of
Goat
Creek
from
lrip.
For
Action
Advertise!
ITS
EXCITIN3
STRIKING
BEAUTIFlI
Lne
uoinesuc
pit
iino.
n
wnicn
is
closed
down
until
September.!
Mr,
and
Mrs
W.
C.
Osborne
Twenty-four
men
are
employed
spent
Monday
in
Prince
Rupert,
in
mining.
The
coal
is
delivered
travelling
there
and
back
by
car.
by
truck
contractors
the
seven
,
mile?
from
Goat
Creek
to
the
Mr
anci
Mrs
p
Baldwin
and
railway
at
Telkwa
whence
it
is
sons
of
Prince
Rupert
drove
into
shipped
to
Watson
Island.
Terrace
on
Sunday
and
were
FRASER
HOUSE
Wc
shall
not
be
responsible
for
articles
left
in
storage
or
deposit
after
30
davs
from
this
date.
May
14,
1951.
MR.
AND
MRS.
HICKS
FORD
visitors
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
i
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrington.
British
U
MODERN
PLUMBING
Is
a
wise
Investment,
In
terms
of
family
health
and
home
economy.
Call
Blue
846
PIHMRIKin
John
Haaland
is
leaving
shortly
for
Winnipeg
and,
on
his
return,
,will
be
accompanied
by
his
wife
and
son,
Aaron,
who
have
spent
the
past
year
In
the
prairie
city.
rJ0Cjll!
SaVM''
Sec
it
iw
Alf
Yoxall
drove
into
Terrace
7V
Bob
Parh
V
SaanicH
HEATING
,on
Monday
nigm
from
ennu-j
wack
where
he
Is
now
estab-:
lished.
He
plans
to
return
south
'
at
the
end
of
the
week
when
he
has
conducted
the
business
for
I
which
he
travelled
north.
t
,
j
dverti5emnt
ii
not
published
Zri&lf''ri
V.
I
diplvtd
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
m
yORD.
MONARCH
4
Prince
Bup
If
you
want
tb
sell
it.
advertise
g
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Collins,
accompanied
by
the
latter's
parents,
drove
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Monday
on
a
short
business
trip.
Ww
iffk
Arriving
Doily
at
MANSON'S
China
SHQ
'Hospitality
and
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
'tn
taiiEi
Your
choice
c
,ur.t9
English
Bone
China
Cups
Beautiful
Gifts
for
every
occo-
-
tn
nive
o
LING
the
tailor
Good
Food
That
is
Our
First
Aim
Phmifl
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
We
will
continue
v
Flin
Bread
Knife
with
e
i
cad)
220
Sixth
St
Phono
649
$3.50
purchass.
..
.
.
"
7
1
Make
your
home
look
smart
2
Insulate
against
Heat
and
Cold
i
3
Protect
it
against
All
Weather
AVAILABLE
IN
BRICK,
STONE,.
AND
COLONIAL
SHAKE
DESIGNS
BLONDIE
Clouds
With
a
Silver
Lining
q
vJir-X
"'
(
vxn?
hano
out
..
Mrrc
paining
rfc.
P.
Just
take
'
S
r
4
sNcm
of
bacon
1
can
af
baked
ban
1
toataoant
Calman't
Mustard
1
tablMoaant
malatiM
Cut
bacon
in
half
and
fry.
Add
beans,
mustard
and
molasses.
Cook
slowly
in
frying
pan
for
15
minutes.
Besides
Insulated
Sidings
your
Barrett
Dealer
has
a
complete
line
of
roofing,
insulation
and
weatherproofing
materials.
THE
BARRETT
COMPANY,
LIMITED
9250
Oak
Street,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Rf4
Timd
Mark
Take
your
building
problems
to
your
Barrett
Dealer