Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
August
29,
1951
-j-erdoiiciL
CB.CtoAir
Royal
Visit
BARRET
ASPHALT
I
-
.
Shingles
fur
detailed
Information,
phone
ert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
Dinner
and
Dance
For
Team
Returning
and
victorious
Job's
Daughters
will
be
honored
by
a
civic
dinner
and
dance
next
Tuesday,
in
which
the
city
'and
E'.-rvice
eiubs
will
participate.
A
meeting
of
organization
heads
with
city
council
members
Monday
drew
up
the
plans.
The
event
will
take
place
in
the
Civic
Centre,
and
during
the
d
t;i..r
a
presentation
of
"suitably
ergnved"
trophies
will
be
m-?d"
to
all
drill
team
members
by
Acting
Mayor
Harold
Whalen.
The
di
ill
team,
which
recently
captured
three
awards
at
Richmond.
Virginia.
n
in
TirAr'o
trday,
visiting
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition,
and
return
Saturday
r.ight
by
train.
The
victors
will
be
met
at
the
ciepot
by
mayor
and
council,
the
Civic
'
Band,
and
a
hott
of
friends
and
relatives.
ind
City
Builders
Supplies
Blue
820
.
'ute
tfV"'",
M""M"r
St-
Laurent
"
th
By
Scout
i
ta.ute
to
more
than
3.000
Scouts
attending
a
nine-day
jamboree
'aua,
me
united
states
ana
Limine
,
.
.v.
.
Sco
ta
ra"y-
8Pnsored
"Oman
Catholic
Boy.
l
ias
been
particularly
Drill
Team
Home
Bound
'Special
to
the
Dally
News)
TCRCNTO-International
-..wwun
rfrin
!
c
,
'uesUOn
t0
be
voted
on
CBC
s
tw
national
English
net-hampions
champions
for
for
the
the
thirH
tlrd
Tonse
uill
e
works-
C
French
network
(CP
PHOTO)
letterbox"
Editor,
Daily
News:
In
orcor
that
the
ratPDaver
may
get
a
clear
understanding
..ut.ulli
i
ireiewnn
suo-
mu
me
questionnaire
ln
full
as
thrZVJl
CUnCU
8t
the
last
regular
meeting:
Question:
"Are
you
in
favor
of
the
City
Council
Inviting
the
British
Co-
lumbia
Power
Commission
to
ex-
amine
and
appraise
all
Installed
astots
of
the
Northern
B.C.
Power
Comany
now
in
use
in
connection
with
the
water,
light
and
power
requirements
of
the
City
of
Prince
RuDert
tn
rtntr-
mine
the
light
and
power
rates
!
Aluminum
Films
Thought
Timely
There
was
a
fair
attendance
at
the
small
avmnasium
in
m.
Civic
Centre
last
evening
when
the
flimji
on
the
Hlnmii,.,.
i..
dustry
"Unfinished
Rainbows"
and
"The
Curiosity
Shop"
were
hnwn
nndrr
the
auspices
of
the
rrince
Rupert
Film
Council.
R.
OreisseJ
wn
r
ojf
jtlonst
ana
others
listing
were
E.
Evans
and
D.
Fyffe.
The
films
were
thought
t;)
b
of
vprv
timpiu
in
terest
In
view
of
the
development
at
Kiiimat
of
the
Aluml
niim
in
dustry.
Maybe
Better
Than
Pussy
Cat
BRIGHTOf
K-n
rv
i
BrShomeLler,
turned
recently
from
a
visit
to
j
ooum
America.
He
had
with
mm
a
a
toa
constrictor
abon
six
feet
long
In
order
to
keep
muj
ana
mice
away
from
h
nouse.
Native
Children
Back
to
School
dren
to
residential
schools
continues,
and
on
Friday
evening's
train
a
oartv
of
ahnui
id
fr,,.
I
"
l
unaer
'
tne
commission's
opera;
eight
to
ten
persons
each
will
be
tlon?
i
assjgned
full
time
to
coverage
of
The
effect
of
this
motion
would
tae
'yal
vlit
and
will
be
sup-be
to
acquire
the
necessary
in-
pigmented
regionally
by
the
ad-formation
to
enable
the
electors
d'tin
of
broadcasting
personnel
to
decide
between
th.
n
n
r,
1
from
the
various
rue
nrwiinn
While
out
on
a
picnic
drive
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Herman
Rfn.wM
nrwi
their
family
saw
a
huge
timber
wolf
seven
miles
from
Tyee.
They
report
the
wolf
was
larger
than
they
hid
ever
seen
before.
John
Furniotis,
well
known
holelman,
who
entered
the
general
ho
pital
about
a
week
aao
has
returned
home,
feeling
the
oenenis
or
the
treatment
and;
rest.
i
ATTENTION,
MIXED
LEAGUE
BOWLERS.
The
first
general
meeting
and
election
of
officers
of
the
coming
bowling
season
will
take
place
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Bowling
Alleys
at
8
p.m.
on
Thursday,
August
30.
All
bowlers
wishing
to
bowl
in
this
league
are
asked
to
attend.
Team
entries
will
be
accepted.
E.
Mussellam,
President
Mixed
Bowling
Ltague.
-
,t2u4ci
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
a.
Smith
ar
rived
home
from
Terrace
Sunday
evening
after
spending
a
week
visiting
with
their
daughter
and
son-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I
Frank
Froese.
I
j
Mrs.'
H.
T.
Barnett,
Mission
City,
and
her
granddaughter,
;Jeannine
White
of
Vancouver,
j
arrived
on
last
night's
train
for
'
a
short
visit
with
Mrs.
Barnett's
sister,
Mrs.
F.
Judd
of
Piggott
'Avenue.
twenty
years
ago
In
frince
Rupert
August
29.
1951
On
behalf
of
thp
Prince
Rimprt.
'
Rowing
and
Yacht
Club
the
presentation
of
a
handsome
club
'
was
made
to
Alex.
MacDonald,
i
past
president
by
Hubert
Ward.'
Others
present
were
Alex
McRae,
I
club
secretary
and
executive
members
R.
E.
Benson
and
C.
G.
Minns.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McDonald
and
family
will
reside
in
Winnipeg.
CP
steamer
Princess
Nonfh
grounded
near
Port
Renfrew,
on
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island,
in
dense
fog
but
refloated
without
assistance
and
continued
on
her
way
to
Victoria.
Mayor
Cyril
H.
Orme
will
be
glad
to
otlicate
at
the
opening
oi
the
Prince
Rupert
Fall
Fair.
according
to
H
F.
Glassey,
pre-,
isidtnt
oi
the
Fair
Board.
Construction
of
a
fine
new
residence
for
J.
R..
Mitchell
on
At'in
Avenue
near
end
of
West-vicw
is
well
under
way.
An
electric
uuve
year,
i2
membe.g
of
Jobs,
Daughters
drill
team
of
Prince
Rupe.-t,
left
here
last
night
on
the
last
leg
of
their
8.000-mile
inp
ana
npme.
Yesterday
the
gl
Is
were
the
guests
of
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition,
now
In
progress
here
where
they
th.illed
the
alter-
"uu"
""""'nee
in
uie
nuge
grand-
lh"r
mM
'
At
Wedding
Find
Homes
In
Wreckage
GAVESEND.
En
eland
O
Whi'e
occupants
of
two
cottages
one
w'ln
a
sharp
axe
and
an
OVf.rrown
"
Erudi!,
Brudtrf
had
hari
a
a
filJ,rt
fuld
'
Tnls
was
l"-
(ra'i
of
rlevasta-
Hon
taat
greeted
Mrs.
Mary
Burd
and
Perry
Pinkington
when
Uiey
returned
to
their
respective
I
Praetlcally
-very
piece
of
fur-
nlttiro
nri
hMti
rmathori
,,r
......
"
ucv..
,i
Jin
ixounceHieiil
S.
J.
GILLIS,
D.S.C.,
R.
Cp.,
Chiropodist-Fool
Specialist
of
1407
West
Broadway,
Vancouver,
B.C.,
-:
Will
practice
Chiropody
,
at
SAVOY
HOTEL
!,
ln
lnls
Hertlordshire
town
Skeena
.
were
bkeena
agency
o.
..m
will
i
leave
under
awav
away
attendina
aiienaing
a
a
weddinir
weaaing.
snme-the
some-
care
of
dmntahip
w
p,u
;
VANCOl
V1R
VICTORIA
"
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Coquitlam
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
ANI
FORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Cumosini,
11
p.m.
l
Oft
NORTH
OI
TKN
(TIAKI.OTTF.
ISLANDS
fs.
Coquitlam
August
3,
17
and
31
FOR
KOI
TII
l
l
EN
(
initUdTK
ISl.AMIS
.
ss.
Coquitlam,
August
10
and
24
y
p.m.
FRANK
J.
i
KINMR
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avetmt!
Phone
SS8
PLUMING
and
.HEATING
The
Reliable
and
Prompt
Service
You
Know
PHONE
174
Fur
l!
iairs
and
Alterations.
Smifh&ElkinsLfd.
P.O.
Box
274
(H)
IB
:.e
Skeenii
River
this
boats
averaging
97
jinks
and
70
chums.
j
year
has
been
one
in
years
and
many
d
"maxe
a
Killing.'
I
companies
report.
1
.
.J
llSttlD
PICKLES
'wwmtaft
what
'fcxiwd
Anion
t
OmatMi.
(foppd
tMf
WVtra
thopptd
dm
Ij
tup
Mil
4
wlmion
for
U
hrs.
''"'ll
in
same
solution.
Y
1
remaining
ingre-T1
owk
uniil
thick.
.kl
hest
thor-fl
in
sicrihicd
iari.
i
1
at
i
iCanada'sonly
DPne
school
4
COURSES
STARTING
f'tlNCE
0
ciuD
Thpu
incy
n,m
will
h
be
joined
iij
at
Hazelton
V
by
another
3rf
children
and
will
continue
to
Edmonton
to
take
up
residence
for
the
school
year,
i
.
,.
SWISS
DONATION
VIENNA
(CP)
A
new
town
district
built
here
with
funds
and
nuiumuil
uoimieu
OV
BWltZer-
From
September
?
9th
to
26th
aid
Manson
said
today
that
the
'"F"
was
planning
extenaive
radio
coverage
of
the
foi
Uicom-.
visit
oi
I
heir
Koyal
Highnesses
Princ
es
Eluabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh.
From
Canada,
word
pictures
of
the
visit
will
flow
to
all
parts
of
u-
wond
as
t
he
CBC
makes
Its
.ar.iliteis
and
program;
available
to
rr.anj
countries.
Broadcasts
will
i
:;tend
over
a
period
of
r.variy
tiv.j
weeks
and
.viil
range
fio.n
th'
landing
at
Quebec
C.ty
to
the
departure
Jrom
St.
John's.
The
operation
be
lne
biggest
single
undertaking
that
Noi
th
America
radio
has
la.-.d
since
the
highly
suc-ee
siui
broadcasts
of
the
CBC
in
(connection
with
the
royal
visit
of
Their
Majesties
King
George
land
Queen
Elizabeth
in
wt
Mr.
Manson
said
that
prelim-inaiy
planning
and
preparations
are
wvll
underway.
Approximately
thirty-five
on-the-spot
actuality
broadcasts
are
tentatively
scheduled
from
twenty-three
Canadian
cities.
These
will
be
supplemented
by
straight
reports1
irem
otner
cities,
by
nightly
edited
versions
of
the
day's
actu
ality
niE'.nigms.
and
hv
iwn.
in
"addition
to
broadcasts
on
will
provide
French
lanennue
coverage
of
all
major
events
WhUe
the
C
mternattona.
,
Service
will
beam
broadcasts
to
all
parts
of
the
world.
E.
L.
Bushncll,
director
general
of
programs,
has
announced
that
detailed
planning
and
direction
of
royal
visit
broadcasts
is
under
the
supervision
of
A.
E.
Powley
head
of
the
CBC
overseas
unit
during
the
last
wirld
war
and
now
in
charge
of
tire
special
events
finnarfmonl
Two
travelling
teams
of
from
point;
across
the
country.
The
Voams
will
"lean
froff"
ncrns
tho
country
by
air,
train
and
car
with
their
equipment,
each
team
covering
every
other
city
along
the
route.
Both
teams
will
work
together
in
some
cities
to
handle
heavy
and
complicated
broad
cast
assignments.
Hundreds
of
CBC
personnel
will
be
involved
in
the
overall
operation.
All
cities
a'ong
thv
royal
visit
route
are
now
being
surveyed
and
vantage
points
selected
for
microphone
placement.
air
passengers
To.
Vancouver
Uoriavi
Miss
R
Ramsey,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Burns
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printed
PROMPT
SERVICE
CHANDLER'S
STl
I)IO
21b-4!h
Street
Box
645
Phone
Green
389
Prince
Rupert
di.pljy.dby
th
Liquor
Co0l
Bo.rH
i
land
will
have
streets
bearing
hoist
ery
slashed
to
ribbons
and
the
names
of
famous
Swiss
men
the
water
taps
turned
on
flood-and
women.
The
development
;
ing
the
premises,
provides
housing
for
2900
per-!
.
IHhnrrf
horf
uu.tu
w
iisiuciii3.
me
kiiuos
-
and
Miss
J
Burns
nA
A
T
L
m-ip
Mac-the
of
every
drawer
hacked
off
and
,
Practices.
;
contents
strewn
about
the'
Police
says
they
will
enforce
ray,
S.
J.
Hamilton
j
Moles-piac.
The
raider's
axe
had
been
driving
regulations
with
special
berry,
M
C.
Moshe'r
W
Tre-uur
ed
in
the
base
of
attention
to
the
panelled
a
school
zones,
leaven,
W
Ferch
G
Ewing
Mr
new
riining-table
and
its
top
The
increased
number
of
pupils
Peterson.
E
W.Pierce
G
Kid-chopped
Into
kindling
wood.
j
added
to
the
increased
number
son,
E.
Finley,
Mr
Hicks
ln
lie
Pilkington
residence,
'
ot
cars
ln
use
'will
add
up
to
a
i
'
'-
.
j
.
.erlnu
hainrrf
unlace
nil
An
fv.n.
;
lire
rauio
set
was
wrecKea.
a
sei-
-...v
a.
u
uicu
tee
and
two
easy
chairs
chopped
Pttrt-
to
p.ccs
and
here
again
thej
:
water
in
the
bathroom
was
left
i
.,
,
,
t,
.
.
running
'
'
!
MV
Blackfish.
Master
Robert
.,
,
.
,
iLarsen,
was
in
port
this
morning
Then
the
destructive
prowler
with
a
cargo
of
canned
salmon
"Let's
see
LfS-
jst
how
little
V
HOT
WATER
)
costs!"
xnrtc
T
inn
OHiui'ttunlS
Iiabor
Day
Dance
Civic
Cen-
tre,
September
3.
Canadian
Legion
Auxiliary
Fashion
Show
and
Tea,
September
13.
Presbyterian
Church
Tea
af
the
home
of
Mis.
George
Mitchell,
333
5th
Ave.
East,
September
27.
k
Women's
Coordinating
Tea,
Sept.
20.
Catholic
Fail
bazaar,
October
3
and
K
Lutheran
Tea,
October
13.
Rebekah
Bazaar,
October
20.
L.O.B.A.
Fall
Bazaar,
October
26.
Sonja
Bazaar.
November
2.
Legion
Auxiliary
Bazaar,
November
7.
Presbyterian
Church
Barciar,
November
15.
I
The
Women
of
the
Moose
Fall
Bazaar,
November
18.
I.O.D.E.
Fall
Bazaar
November
?2.
St.
Peters
Fall
Bazaar,
November
29.
I
Commission
and
the
Northern
B.C.
Power
Comnanv
an
in
u,Hi.v.
Company
will
provide
future
power
in
this
City.
G.
B.
CASEY.
Back
to
School-Drivers
Urged
To
Drive
Safely
mext
mesday
sees
the
re-
opening
of
the
city
schools
and
that
means
that
motorists
will
need
to
be
even
more
careful
man
usual.
School
zones
are
clearly
marked
and
police
hope
that
drivers
will
oo-onprnt.e
In
irom
uraig.
Alaska,
for
trans
shipment
east
by
Canadian
Na
tional
Railways.
Thi.
advtrtiSemer,M
no,
poblished
or
rf
ifrYn
ni
JC-J
!vF
II
ill
If
I
I
I
il
IT
tjx'JlJjl
Jjll,
I
X.
Wt
-li-U-AJ
7rJ&d&
K
tM
CLQQUAU
flOl
7
VSN.
'
'
J
y
1
ri
w!l
VVirlMr
imn
.
frmt
water
heater
is
a
lifetime
feme
344
1
I211pi
If
1!
.
.
.
.
-..
ment
of
clothing
and
30.
On
the
way
out
he
called
it
quits
after
ripping
out
15
star
rails
and
pulling
the
stair
carpet
loose.
"I
didn't
know
that
I
had
an
enemy
jn
the
world,"
remarked
Mrs.
Burd.
"But
I
have
now
and
I
sure
would
like
a
few
minutes
alone
with
this
maniac."
Small
Fire
j
A
flashflre
in
a
tar
barrel
be-
j
hind
the
new
construction
of!
Sheardown's
store
resulted
in
a
lall
for
the
fire
brigade
this
morning
but
the
fire
was
ex-
linguished
immediatoly.
in
tne
tanaaian
uness
vimuip
1.1.,
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canton
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the
Chess
Federation
of
Canada
I'lding
or
h
fPoirinq
H
investment
in
comfort
.
.
.
and
in
economy!
For
it
costs
only
about
25
to
heat
all
the
water
each
member
of
the
household
uses
in
a
whole
week.
Compare
this
with
the
cost"
not
to
speak
of
the
trouble
of
heating
water
with
coaj
or
wood.
'
'
-
.
And
think
of
the
comfort
it
brings
to
every
member
of
the
family!
Hot
water,
the
minute
you
turn
the
tap,
at
any
time
of
the
day
or
night
.
.
.
Plenty
of
piping
hot
water
for
shaving,
baths
.
.
.
and
in
the
wash
basin
.
.
.
and
for
household
purposes.
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fizz
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of
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vou
.ill
BUSMAN'S
HONEYMOON
Abe
Yanofsky,
26,
of
Winnipeg,
seated,
Canada's
only
international
chess
master,
is
combining
1URRIE
r'ITKD
Mreshment.
o
nuucyiiiuuu
wun
competition
iOShlns
lit
Vanr,r,,,T,cH
TJ
McAdam.
left.
Vlce-Dresirient
nf
and
Dave
Craemar.
Yanofsky's
former
coach.
Yanoffky,
four-time
winner
of
tha
championship,
lost
his
first
two
games.
(CP
PHOTO)