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FOUR.
Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
ARE
MOST
i
BEAUTEOUS
Miss
Dorothy
Newcombe
Winner
of
Contest
for
Girl
Bathers
Miss
Dorothy
Newcombe
is
Prince
Rupert's
premier
bathing
beauty.
She'
was
adjudged
the
winner
of
the
bathing
beauty
contest
which
was
the
centre
of
attraction
at
the
Civic
Centre
Carnival
in
the
Exhibition
Hall
last
night.
This
event
was
responsible
for
the
drawing
to
the
hall
of
the
largest
crowd
which
has
so
far
attended.
Six
lovely
girls,
attractive
indeed
hV
their
swim
suits
paraded
before
the
judges
on
a
specially
arranged
platform
in
front
of
the
stage.
As
each
appeared,
there
was
enthusiastic
.'applause
inspired
by
friends
and
admirers.
The
task
of
the
four
Judges
was
no
easy
one.
'
Finally
the
choices
were
announced
J
as
follows:
First,
Miss
Dorothy
Newcombe.
Second,
Miss-Ruth
Mollard.
Third,
Miss
EUa
Kraupner.
Fourth,
Miss
Iva
Sandals.
Ftfth,
Miss
Armabelle
Intermela.
Sixth,
Miss
Sylvia
Krause.
The
judges
of
the
bathing
beauty
contest
were:
P.
H.
Linzey,
W.
M.
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7
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THRILL
OF
CLIMBING
Dr.
Neat
Carter
Tells
Graphic
Story
to
Gjto
Club
of
Conquest
of
Seven
Sisters'
Loftiest
Peak
Thrills
of
mountain.,
climbing
I
where
there
are
difficulties
and
dangers,
where
ail
that
holds
a
person
from
plunging
into
abysses
of
rock
and
Ice
or
into
glacial
crevices
may
be
a
half-inch
lamp
wick
and
an
ice
pick,
where
loose
rock
might
precipitate
a
person
hundreds
of'
feet
over
a
sheer
precipice
were
told
In
graphic
word
picture
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
lunch
eon
yesterday
by
Dr.
Neal
M,
Carter.
'
Others
might
choose
to
go
through
'
all
sorts
of
inconvenience
and
hardship
to
get
a
few
little
fish
in
some
remote
stream
or
lake,
a
few
birds
in
a
boggy
quagmire
or
an
animal's
carcass
in
the
deep
and
damp
woods
but
his
fancy
was
to
get
satisfaction
by
climbing
to
the
tops
of
moun-,
tains
for
the
mere
reward
of
accomplishment
and
seeing
what
might
lie
beyond.
Dr.
Carter
told
the
Gyros
of
his
recent
successful
ascent
with
party
of
four
of
the
highest
peak
of
the
'
Seven
Sisters
Mountains
across
the
Skeena
River
from
Cedarvale.
He
1
summed
it
up
as
a
highly
interest-1
,lng
trip
attended
with
the
moun-,
satisfaction
of
scaling
a
:
-'peak
whicji
had
never
before
been
ascended.
He
also
expressed
hope!
of
further
mountaineering
accom-:
plLshments
at
a
later
date
in
the
same.
area.
;
The
highest
of
the
Seven
Sisters,
test
was
the
outstanding
-feature
of
J
the
one
which
Dr.
Carter
and
party
last
night's
proceedings,
the
car-
succeeded
in
climbing,
has
an
alti-1
nival
features
again
enjoyed.'
a
large,
tude
of
9150
feet
and
is
the
high-measure
of
patronage
and
many
'est
mountain
within
a
radius
ofj
stayed
to
enjoy
the
dancing
for
fifty
miles.
It
is
8550
feet
above
which
excellent
music
was
furnish-
Cedarvale
and
the
nealc
u
4inn
!
Watts.
W.
J.
Scott
and
Cliff
Leslie.4ed
by
Mike
Colussl
and
hls:orches-
feet
higher
than
the
base
camD
of
:
It
was
the
first
occasion
on
which
a'batrting
beauty
contest
had
been
essayed
in
Prince
Rupert
and
the
acclaim
with
which
it
was
greeted
last
night
testified
as
to
the
popularity
of
the
innovation.
While
the
bathing
beauty
con-
m
tra.
D.W.
Alines
Ltd.
The
ascent
from
It
was
another
good
night
at
the
the
base
camp
to
the
summit
took
carnival
which
continues
tonight
eleven
and
a
half
hours.
It
was
a!
with
a
variety
show-
as"
the
enter-
good
deal
more
difficult
and
hazar-'
tainment
and
will
conclude1
tomor-
dous
untertaking
than
had
been
'
row
evening
with
the
Coronation
of
anticipated.
All
those
unconquer-
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the
Queen
as
the'culminatin?
event,
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bad
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sneer
cutis.
ice
gullies,
sharp
ridges,
glacial
crevices,
loose)
rocks,
sliding
snows,
knife
edge;
peaks,
all
climaxing
in
a
dizzy
sum-1
nut
wnere
there
was
no
desire
to1
'
tarry
even
to
take
pictures
of
the
1
.fcenery
and
of
such
nature
that
it!
;was
discretionary
to
back
down
gainer,
man
face
a
seemingly
bottomless
pit
under
an
overhanging
snow
cliff.
However,
a
few
feet
from
the
top
a
calm
had
been
established,
recording
the
ascent.
Dr.
Carter
showed
some
interest-
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THE
DROWNING
CASE
Editor,
Daijy
News:
i
Referrinz
to
vour
official
arr-
ing
pictures
of
the
climb
as
well
as.
count
in
yesterday's
News
of
the
a
fossil
exhibit
taken
near
the
top
drowning
at
Lafcelse
Lake
of
Holgei
which
showed
the
Imprint
of
fern
Richard
Valentin
on
Saturday
las,
at.
an
altitude
far
above
timber
line.
I
beg
to
Svata,
that
the
depth
o
ana
matching
similar
rock
whiph
water
where
the
bodv
was
fount
was
to
be
found
in
the
low
country
IfTPund
Cedarvale,
indicating
that
one
day
there
had
been
a
great
up-ihcaval
there.
J
.Some
humerous
incidents
of
the
trip
were
also
recounted
by
Dr.
Car-rter.
("
President
W.
F.
stone
was
in
the
chair
and
.expressed
to
Dr.
Carter
(appreciation
of
the
club
for
the
in
teresting
discourse.
was
not
12
or
15
feet
deep.
WKh
all
due
respect
to
all
wh-helped
in
flnd:ng
the
body,
thi
depth
of
water
In
question
wa:
some
5
feet
deep
and
about
3
fee
deep
where
the
lad
first
dove
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June
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1941.
Fine
.Work
By
Group
Of
Girls
Sia,
Thomas
Priest's
Garden
Yields
Tidy
Sum
Flower
Girl
Dong
Well
Over
two
dozen
garments
for
the
Red
Cross
represents
the
accomplishment
of
nine
girls
of
Prince1
Rupert
during
the
past
five
weeks.
,
These
young
ladies
decided
a
little
j
while
ago
that
they
would
organ-'
Ize
a
Princess
Elizabeth
Club
for
the
purpose
of
doing
Red
Crosi
work.
So
they
got
together
at
Mrs.
i
H,
B.
Wallace's
home
on
Third'
Avenue,
elected
Betty
Allen
as
president
and
Betty
Pullen
and
Pat-;
ricla
Brocklesby
as
secretary
and
treasurer
respectively
and
then
set
to
work.
The
other
members
of
the
group
consist
of
Mary
Baker,
Ruth
Walton,
Peggy
Large,
Peggy
Pullen.
Monica
Holtby
and
Olga
Zabudney
The
club
took
the
work
seriously
and
their
products
are
excellently
made.
Altogether
they
turned
out
fifteen
nighties,
six
pairs
panties,
one
woollen
shirt,
three
woollen
dresses
and
one
baby
jacket.
These
items
are
being
Included
in
the
shipment
now
In
preparation
at
the
Red
Cross
local
headquarters
A
little
more
pleasant
and
waimer
winter
is
going
to
be
spent
in
Britain
by
a
few
more
youngsters
be
cause
little
ladles
like
the
nlnr
above
mentioned
have
kind
heart-and
willing
hands.
As
a
result
of
the
visitations
of
tourists
to
her
picturesque
garden
home
at
1851
Graham
Avenue,
be
tween
June
18
and
August
15
Mrs.
Thomas
H.
Priest
has
turned
over
to
the
local
Red
Cross
the
sum
of
$48.04.
Part
of
this
amount
was
realized
from
the
.sale
of
artistically
decorated
shells,
In
the
making
of
which
Mrs.
Priest
is
very
adept,
and
part
from
voluntary
donations
to
the
Red
Cross
of
tourist
visitors
to
the
garden.
Dainty
little
June
Carter,
who
has
been
much
In
evidence
around
the
tourist
boats
this
season
with
her
baskets
of
flowers,
has
turned
over
another
$8.60
to
the
Red
Cross
as
a
-esult
of
the
sale
of
the
flowers.
Reach
ten
irioujt.(,
iK-oni"
win
'want
ad
"
in
rh
nllv
nw
DRAMA
OF
BIG
cm
The
Devil
and
Miss
Jones,"
With
Jean
Arthur,
Showing
.at
Capitol
i
-
Theatre
A
fantastic
yet
realistic
comedy
of
modern
city
life,
"The
Devil
and
j
and
Robert
Cummings,
Is
the
fea?
ture
picture
today
and
tomorrow
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here.
TAnn
Viob
rho
it.
est
a
rlprlr
In
a
department
store
where
the
em-
j
ployees
are
secretly
engaged
In
an
attempt
to
organize
a
bargaining
unit
In
the
hope
of
forcing
the
employers
to
redress
their
wrongs.
She
love3
her
Job
but
loves
more
her
boy
friend
who
has
recently
been
discharged
as
ringleader
of
the
group
attempting
the
formation
of
the
union.
His
act
Ivies
had
reached
a
climax
when
employees
hung
ind
burned
In
publc
an
effigy
of
Charles
Coburn,
the
actual
but
never-seen
owner
of
the
establishment.
Coburn,
so
angered
by
the
Insult,
secretly
Joins
the
store's
sales
force
and
Is
assigned
to
the!
same
basement
department
In.
which
Jean
Is
employed.
She.
believing
him
to
be
a
friendless
old'
man,
takes
him
under
her
protect-
.
...
,
T
1
I
t
'
ng
guidance,
mere
is
picniy
u
irama
as
well
as
comedy
as
the
itory
proceeds
to
a
happy
ending.
Other
prominent
members
of
the
-.ast.
In
addition
to
Miss
Arthur,
Cummings
and
Coburn,
Include
Spring
Bylngton,
Edmund
Owenn,
William
Dcmartst
and
S.
K.
SakalL
r
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
y
i
Repair
work
on
the
United
States
Army
transport
ship
Kvichak
Is
now
well
under
way
at
the
local
dry
dock.
Considerable
steel
to
be
used
on
the
job
is
already
here.
Trade
In
Your
Old
Furniture
Heir)
to
Pay
the
New
During
August
Furniture
Sale!
SALE
VALUES
AT
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