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rupcif
LCiuy
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Monday,
June
11,
1951
As
I
See
It
Railwayman
is
Heart
Victim
Prince
Rupert
has
one
of
ine
finest
hatbors
in
tlie
wuiid,
;with
5000
feet
of
wharves
and
freight
sheds
aggregating
1700
feet
in
length
which
are
thor-
:
oughly
equipped
with
apparatus
Equalizing
Logging
Pay
'T'i
--
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
ror
tlie
loading
and
unloading
of
vessels.
Key
Personnel
Of
Pulp
Mill
6
Jtj
dm
ore
J
"
-
$
Out
yonder
at
Watson
Isle
A
plant,
built
In
A-l
style
Will
open,
you
bet.
Be
it
sunny
or
wet
In
a
very,
a
very
short
while.
A
lot
of
us
may
have
come
Prince
Rupert
about
forty
years
iw
soon
oi
irom
mis
oay
lor-
ward,
all
healthy
survivors
wlllijack
Fumes
arrived
within
GKETXA
DEBUNKED
n
v
v
T
T
a
pprrv
u
u
i-,
i
ii
n.
uimt-.-,
SCOTLAND.
Mv
curi-
outv
nhnnr
firptna
HrPMl
was
whetted
when
we
i
j
i.v
"
-
into
the
Scottish
JOCJl
:
country.
Sol
decided
to
take
a
!!!(.!.
time
m:t
nn
tho
wov
nh
to
look
into
the
matter
further!
Here
is
what
I
found-
I
nououy
Nobodv
in
in
Gretna
urruia
Green
ureen
la-
la
menu
the
closine
down
of
the.
"irregular"
marriage
business,
.
which
persisted
for
centuries.
In
;
fact,
the
myths
and
legends;
;
about
the
old-time
marrtaeel
"tJ
centre
are,
as
a
tourist
attrac
Lion,
wuiwi
su
inucii,
or
more,
uj;
Di.
Ralph
H.
Ball
Manager,
Cellulose
Division,
Celanese
Corporation
of
America.
W.
C.
R.
Jones
Mill
Manager.
Rae
L.
Johnson
Manager,
Woods
Division.
L.
E.
Cuthbrt.on
Controller.
L:
J.
Duswell
Mill
Personnel
Manager.
F.
H.
Adames
Woods
Personnel
Manager.
R.
C.
Telford
Ch:vf
Forester.
Harold
Lynum
Superintendent.
Terrace
Division.
I
R.
O.
Evans
Production
Sup
erintendent.
D.
D.
Carr-Harris
Supervisor
of
Engineers.
A.
E.
Mosher
Superintendent.
Columbia
Camp
iKhuto-mateen
i.
Cant.
B.
R.
Wilson
Marine
Superintendent.
T.
A.
V.
Tremblav
Superintendent.
Skeena
Division.
Gordon
Morrison
Chief
Engineer
in
the
Sf.-am
Plant.
Gunnar
Selvig
Wood
Room
Si':erintedent.
Mervin
Martin
Technical
Dire
..tor.
C.
S.
Foreman
Purchasing
Aieent.
Bill
Stone
on
States
Holiday
Mr.
and
Mrs.
VV.
F.
Stone
left
by
plane
today
for
Detroit
start
a
month-lor.g
holiday.
AnJ
a
bis-league
baseball
garni
tr
two
is
"definitely"
or.
the
agenda
for
th?
Stones.
"Of
course.
I'd
like
to
see
the
JOHN
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
PORTRAITS
-'i:ms
Developed
and
Printed
PROMPT
SERVICE
rilWDLEK
S
STVMO
216
-
4th
Street
Dox
045
Phone
Green
389
Prince
Rupert
QUALITY
STORE
fPEnENLfTO'S
521
I
lLTOM
Ti;rET
Working
late?
Tired
of
engine?
Oijiii','
on
a
Picnic?
We
have
.salads,
cold
meats.
SpcciaiirinT'tn
Spaghetti,
Ccckcd
Chickens
Phone
470
,
ON
T7
Display
NOW!!
FORD'S
British
Built
COMSUL
AT
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
FOltD
-
MONARCH
DEALERS
Prince
Rupert.
TJC.
For
economy
I
switched
to
SS0
Gasolines
the
people
of
Gretna
Gi-een
than;-",
"
"
ot
thre
7
hmTdr
d"
war
the
eld
wtip
jmlles
of
Prlnce
Rupert
Company
representatives'
mc
att
uc-.r,
n
,
A
well
known
61-year-old
railway
secretary
died
.suddenly
at
3
pa.
Sunday
In
the
Klllas-
j
Christopher
building.
He
was
j
Harry
Keith
Small,
private
secretary
to
C.
A.
Berner
superintendent
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Small
expired
while
visiting
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Speers.
He
had
been
taking
a
to,Sundav
afternoon
walk
and
hnri
mentioned
feeline
tired
j
Firemen
Mel
Whattam
and
.
seconds
nf
heinir
Mn
rf
u
ith
in-
halator
eouinment.
nH
sttemnt-
ed
to
revive
the
man.
Attending
physician
thought
death
came
;
through
a
coronary
attack,
-
M.
fimair.
nniv
knnun
.nr.
;
vivor
ls
a
sistpr
at
K?!,,na
;
He
had
bev?n
in
Prince
Rupert
f3r
eiSht
years
and
with
the
inm
o
.
L
ilnn
'r
u
years,
ne
was
porn
i
411
ntiiia.iui.
.1
Funeral
arrangements
will
be!
announced
l
Prince
Rupert's
industries
in-;
elude
pulp,
timber,
fisheries,'
mining,
railway
shops
and
yards,
dry
dock,
shipbuilding
yards,!
grain
shipping,
abattoir,
whore-
f'!
J
and
fishing
industries
prjvide'
employment
for
some
4000
persons.
21-Piece
Breakfast
$
Sets
6-95
32-Piecj
Breakfast
$
Sets
21-PleceUone
China
Tea
Se
Dinner
Sets,
from
fAK
Q("
66
pieces
at
JL
i
i
Including;
beautiful
Wedgwood
and
Couldon
King's
Plate)
SPECIAL
English
Bone
China
CIPS
AND
SAICKRS
at
69c
97c
Pl'NCHBOWI,
SETS
7.95
MANSON'S
China
Shop
endeavor
to
forget
it
and
look
ahv?ad
instead
of
lingering
in
the
pas
One
of
the
.missing
diplomats,
when
posted
tn
Washington,
is
aid
to
have
had
a
habit
of
driv-
rag
nis
car
nKe
me
oevu.
He
aia
aot
appear
to
think
eighty
miles
extra
fast
hut
no
i.-e
nffieers
rtiri
....
.7
r.
:
.
.
:
v.nen
cautionva.
ne
said
ne
was
-
protected
by
diplomatic
immun-
ity.
a
swift
young
-man
to
have
-
i
vK...B
the
great
nations'
top
secrets.
.
.
.
7"',
B:0dC0St
Populor
Proqroms
Mn
t
rh
Core
with
E.
T.
Applewhaite.
M
P.,
the
possibility
of
having
certain
popular
network
programs
of
tht
Pantlrtinn
RrnaHpfistino
Cnr.
;
poration
emitted
from
station
hfre.
The
Chamber
feels
,that
aSreement
of
tne
sponsors
pa.y.
li"e..ehar
not
oe
enure'y
lne
gov-erning
factor
but
that
the
mattpr
of
T.y'lW"
.
PRINCE
Rl'PERT
TAXATION
Taxation
at
65
mills
is
levied
on
100
of
land
values
and
50
of
Improvement
values.
The
as-
sessment
roll
63.76",.
nf
the
total
assessment
Is
renresenteH
hv
hci,T,c.
i,..i
.
the
h.l
.an
the
Cascades
should
be
covered
fill
jour
tank
with
"up-to-date"
Esso
or
EssoEj
making
up
jokes
and
songs,
pok
irg
fun
at
the
Scots
themselves.
Weil,
here
is
one
better:
koi
ten
yaras
away
irom
thesis
subscribed
viasonnes.
i
ake
your
car
out
on
the
road,
Set
for
yourself
its
better
all-round
performance.
Esso
and
Esso
Extra
Gasolines
are
continually
being
improved
to
give
the
best
balanced
combination
of
smooth
flowing
power,
lively
acceleration
and
protection
against
engine
ping
and
vapor-lock.
For
more
happy
motoring,
iwj:
to
Esso
Gasolines
and
you're
always
ahead!
the
sign
that
say,
At.ite
Sjx
in
a:tio.i
and
if
th?:the
nlace
(sso)
d3n't
play
in
Detroit,
we'll
head
j
tor
Chicago,"
said
Mr.
Stone.
!
-
Mr.
S.one
alio
is
official
d?b-,
gai
01
rnr.ee
uupe:;
oyro
Clui
:
and-
will
attend
the
Gro
dlslrht
1
-..o
...uuon.a.
uwnc.a.
principal
industrial
taxpay-
convention
at
Ge.hart.
"nsmenng
tne
lact
mat
tne
But
;
Oregon
i
.
tne
name
that
meant
most
Tne
&.or.es
will
;rcss
to
Winiso.-,
i
hue
SIgn
de,are
tnat
8Uch
and
to
me
was
that
of
John
Peel
H-Ontario,
after
ar
ival
ih
Detroit.
!such
13
tne
slte
of
the
original
martied
.
Rflnn
(1
Mstrv
wh'l
to
stop
happy
motmi:
Impttiil
n
Ma
pi.
And
line
1
ounng
Smi
routes
you
anywhere.
Boti
.:
for
the
asking.
of
the
smico
t
aw.it
you
i
Imwriil
bso
Drop
m
.1
ibt
1
any
time
to
have
raduiot
ind
sure
checked
or
for
any
of
i
t
services
your
car
miy
need.
1
st
1-1
a
C:'
.f
'
'
N
.
:
(".-.
,:.
v
,
Vi
S
"j
.
L
''
'
TO',,-'
$
P
r
Afr
yea
;
the
i
'
'
car
i
:
lie
"
,
.
ma
,
,
on:
.,
'
.''
I
4
$
'"V;
t
:
i.
V'
1
"1
r
-
r
i
where
thev
will
buy
a
"nw
car
!
and
then
will
motor
west
through
the
US,
holidavu:
on
:r.e
way.
Majority
Report
of
Conciliation
Board
So
Recommends
Majority
report
of
a
conciliation
board
between
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
and
Interna-:
tional
Woodworkers
of
America,
;
released
on
Saturday,
recom-
'mended
that
loggers
of
Colum-
bia
Cellulose
Co.
employed
in
tlw
Terrace
district
should
be
6""
pay
ana
wormng
in
the;
coast
contract
Paul
B.
Paine.
!
Vancouver
v.m-uuci
lawyer
lawyer
and
ana
cm
chairman
;
oi
tne
conciliation
Doard.
and
Joseph
Morrxs,
Union
repre.sen
tative,
made,
the
maioritv
fmd-
I1"
1M
A-
Macdonald,
!
Vancouver
barrister
and
com
-
,
y
,
y
'cJ'cae"lallve,
aissenung.
;
meb,
were
voting
over
,h
week-end
nn
thv.
r-nn-
'
......
..
.
.
.
.
:
.
iuiuuuoii
ooara
report
wnich
t
;
..
--
-
was
:
anticipated
they
would
ac
-
;
cept.
,
i
-.w.cuou
employees
of
thj
company
in
;
.legging,
booming,
making
up
of
i
-
..
.w,.
....
....
by
the
northern
interior
contract
which
has
a
lower
scale.
!
While
Mr.
Painp
and
Mr
Mor-
...
J
,
in
a
minority
report,
recom-1!
mended
adoption
of
the
condi
Inclt
which
became
effe-tive
Sentem
r
i
,
TntorW
Lumbermen's
Associa-
tion
and
the
loggers.
i
waV
marriages
at
Scottish
bor-1
der
Plrts;
and
as
advertising
Pavs.
as
w'i
as
a
good
business
location,
Gretna
won
out
over
all
competitors.
Many
well-!
known
name
are
nn
thP
lit
nf
.
,
,
;.
"
tho"
married
tnere-
Thpy
ciuae
even
a
Lora
cnancellor
of
'Scotland
at.
Orptna
in
1707
r
fmm
nrt.i,
'
on
Jn
anV
Part
of
the
world
wr,o,
.
T
hoar
tho
nnr
theme
?n?
COme
0n'
"Do
Ye
Ken
Jonn
i
p..
w
tn
M
r.
r,f
uoho"
t
'
gut3
IU
think
of
Gretna.
.,
?
One
can
drive
from
the
Co-
hintbi!
:CeHiemm.
atfVrinek
'
Rupert
to
any
point
in
North
America.
Most
othvr
B.C..
pulp
mills
are
inaccessible
by
highway
with
the
outside
world.
matn
vinrF
11
is
estimated
oh?,oTm
that
.
eight
.
v,.
trnt
.
nf
j,,
familles
ln
Br,ta.n
for
domestic
cooking.
Qualified
Steam
Boiler,
Refrigeration
and
Pipe
Welders
All
Certified
Operators
We
build
Stacks,
Fire
Escapes
and
Tanks
all
frizes
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
223
1st
E.
Phone
Green
884
ZERO
SOAP
Now
59c
The
Slork
Shopped
PHOTO
WRATHALL'S
FINISHING
DEVELOPING,
PRINTING
ENLARGING
EXPOSURE
METERS
'
AMATEUR
SUPPLIES
Phone
Green
136
Box
478
jtuinntcrd
tire
life
wiih
the
irnuu
Ail
Written
Guarantee
tlut'l
honored
bv
over
U
umi
deaU-rj
in
Ginada
and
the
U.S.
engine
rrntection
with
Mirvclunc
the
premium
motor
oil
that
nt
all
cat
manufacturers'
specification!
fur
correct
lubrication
A
determent
motor
oil
tint
not
only
iBbtitiitc-i
but
clejiu!
ers
are
as
follows:
Canadian
National
Railway
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Cooperative
Association
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Stor-
ti
Ltd.
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Co.
Ltd.
Atlin
Fisheries
Limited,
AFRICAN
OUTPOST
Prince
Edward
Islands
in
the
Antarctic
were
annexed
bv
the
Union
of
South
Africa
in
1947.'
I
I
If
van
want
to
sell
it.
advertise
j
Canada's
Oldest
Bank
(1817)
famous
"Blacksmith
Shnn
"
i
complete
with
anvil
and
all
trimmings,
where
the
runaway
iovers
were
supposed
to
have
had
H.;
bonds
of
matrimony
forged
with
such
soeed.
I
bought
a
most
riciuu.ie
UIXJR
caiiea
IKKfcUU-
LAK
BORDER
MARRIAGES.
j
utlisher'
bv
riciert
Dunwiddi"
&
Co.
of
Dumfries.
It
represenUI
163
pages
about
Gretna
Green
i
which
c-.bur.ks
many
of
the
most
widely-held
ideas
about
!
Rlir
fh.
AhIo.
fQllo
.h,v,
'
exposes
is
inai
mere
ever
was
a
blacksmith
who
performed
the
taarriaf
ceremonies
"
'
?"
.,
...
ma"yln8
blacksmith
s
shop
and
a!s
tnat
i
.
,
.',
J
...
ocotsinaii
...
.mi
was
u.ii-
me
uie
verv
very
anvil
anvu
where
wnere
in
so
In
many
presupposed
to
have
been
wed;
and
considering
the
fact
that
the
uT:"
:
"
",c
SMU"
l
op.
UM.Xfm
-"a
book
ihop
which
debunks
the
blacksmith
myth
the
whole
:hing
surely
takes
the
haggis.
ACCORDING
TO
THE
AUTH-
r
of
this
book,
a
very
learned
rntleman
named
Claverhou.se,
i,.
hi
(,io,
kokij
i
"
u.
a-
vay
marriages
at
Gretna
(orig-
nally
called
Graitneyt
was
a
.ioax
anyway.
Undir
Scittish
law,
a
man
and
oman
could
carry
with
complete
legality
with
no
more
for-nality
than
to
make
a
public
leclaratton
that
they
were
wed.
The
wedding
was
binding,
and
iully
lawful,
even
if
there
wvre
10
witnesses
provided,
if
chal
lenged,
the
principals
could
prove
they
had
made
the
declaration.
APPARENTLY
THE
MYTH
about
the
marrying
blacksmith,
or
blacksmiths,
just
north
of
the
Scottish
border
came
from
a
mu.'ical
play
in
London
(not
Scotland)
in
1783.
It
was
called
"Gretna
Green,"
was
written
by
a
Mr.
Stuart
and
was
a
smash
j
hit
in
the
Haymarket
Theatre.
A
newspaper
report
on
the
play
slates:
"Thi
piece
opens
with
a
view
of
the
farrier's
shop,
who
is
not
only
doctor
of
horses,
doctor
of
physics,
doctor
of
divinity,
etc.,
but
also
the
hymeneal
god
himself:"
But
ln
famous
court
cases,
involving
spurious
self-styled
"priests"
who
did
most
of
the
i
Gretna
Green
marrying,
Lon-!
don
big-shot
lawyers
persisted
i
in
referring
to
the
marryers
as
!"Mr.
Blacksmith."
The
myth
grew
stronger
and
stronger.
Fin-:
ally,
no
professional
marryer
in
Gretna
could
hope
for
much
marrying
business
unless
he
displayed
a
sign
showing
a
black-mith
forging
the
matrimonial
bonds.
i
OVER
THE
CENTURIES
there
were
thousands
of
runa-
I
'Jo
Rt5vt
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CONGRATULATES
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