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and
children
of
the
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and
j
Young
families
returned
at
the
;end
of
the
week
from
a
delightful
j
week's
cruise
to
Oamder
Canal
waters
aboard
Dr
Large's
new
power
cruiser
Soogwilis.
Splendid
j
weather
favored
the
trip
and
all,
jwere
impressed
with
the
grandeur!
of
the
scenery
In
that
area.
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Wilson
is
a
sister
of
Mrs.
Large
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wno
accompaniea
ner
10
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she
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after
noon
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for!
wright
and
wit,
is
a
petty
officer
Vancouver
after
her
visit
here
in
the
Royal
Navy.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
Er-
nest
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Is
due
in
port
at;
the
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aircraft
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OVERWAITEA
Co.
Y.M.C.A.
HAS
OPENED
ITS
NEW
HOSTEL
New
Headquarters
For
Rest,
Recreation
And
Entertainment
Of
Fortes
Opened
In
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
Oarbutt,
Mr.
Shipp
and
Mr.
Melvln.
This
concluded
the
speeches
and
Mr.
Llnzey
formally
declared
the
new
hall
open.
The
Program
The
concert
program
disclosed
Mrs-some
excellent
talent
of
various
c-kinds
among
the
local
forces."
IN
ENGLAND
FOR
BLITZ
Garbutt,
In
Charge
Of
Y.
W,
A.
Work,
Saw
Luftwaffe
At
AVork
Those
taking
part
were
Lance
Cor-1
poral
Howse,
Canadian
Scottish,1
Mrs.
R.
J.
Oarbutt.
who
has
been
piano
solos;
Chief
Petty
Officer
placed
in
charge
by
the
Young
HoDe.
Royal
Canadian
Naw.
mon-
Women'
Christian
Association
of
ologues,
solos
and
tap
dances;
tfle
Hostess
House
facilities
estab-(Gunner
Sonnv
MaDleton.
102nd:
Hshed
in
connection
with
the
new
in
Prince
Battery,
trumoet
solos:
Pettv
Of-
"
M.
C.
C.
A.
A.
quarters
quarters
Iflcer
Allan
Bird,
Navy,
songs;
Pri-
Rupert,
was
In
England
during
the
.
-
-
vate
Bickerton,
Canadian
Scottish,
"arlJ'
Pa
01
ine
omzmeg
lasi
Cleaned
and
transformed,
rcno-
vloiln
Telegraphist
Speed
'all.
About
six
weeks
after
the
iri-
3:45
this
afternoon
from
nr
Xnr7niy'
rmn
nornPlPe;
Prtvates
In
the
first
six
months
of
1941
and
other
northern
points
and
wlll'T
'"ttorihnAnnr-
Bmanm
ana
Bond'
Canadlan
T"
Y
To
Tt,
.
soclal
and
recreational
headquar-
tkh.
instrumental
nnvpin
w.
of
a
party
of
British
k
refugee
child-
;jers
provided
by
the
-Young
Men's
monica.
violin
and
spoons:
Private
ren
which
landed
at
New
York.
Christian
Association
for
the
forces
Luft,
Canadian
Scottish
cowboy
Her
home
In
Coventry
was
destroy-
in
rrince
Rupert.
Its
formal
openr
sqi.
Prlvate
CraIti
Canadian
ed
like
a
great
deal
more
of
that
ling
as
sucn
iook
piace
lasi
nigni
Scottish,
clarionet
solos;
Sapper
in
the
great
raid
after
she
with
a
program
for
the
evening
pirkey,
Royal
Canadian
Engineers,
left
England.
Mrs.
Oarbutt's
hus-,
which
included
a
few
brief
humorous
songs;
Corp.
ShUdrlck,
band
is
still
residing
in
Coventry
!
speeches,
an
acceptable
variety
Canadian
Scottish
violin
solos-
but
her
two
young
sons
are
in
.concert,
a
dance
and
serving
of
Supply
'
Brophy.
Navy.
Impersona-
Winnipeg
from
which
city
Mrs.
refreshments.
P.
H.
Llnzey,
chair-
tionSf
and
c
Bob
Townsend
Gaibutt
came
to
Prince
Rupert.
n
m
m
me
local
x.
m.
u.
a.
aa-
Engineers,
violin
solos.
AccomDan-
Mrs.
Garbutt
herself
was
born
viaury
commuiee.
presiaea.
ine
,t,
WPr
r.nm
Tnnri
t
in
WlnniDee
and
is
a
Canadian
but
speakers,
besides
Mr.
Lmzey,
Lieut,
cdrp.
White
and
Lance
Corporal
she
married
an
Englishman
arid,
uUiuu
i.
v,.,
.
u.,
area
Howse,
Canadian
Scottish.
since
marriage,
has
resided
in
Eng-
commandant;
Ailing
City
Com-
Muslc
for
tne
danclng
was
by
a
land.
She
was
visiting
In
Canada
mlssloner
F.
M.
Good
and
Cliff
newy
formed
"Y
orchestra
con-
at
the
time
of
Munich
and
decided
Leslie,
senior
secretary
of
the
Y.
of
Corp.
Townsend,
Private
to
eave
her
boys
in
Canada
at
,
c-
A'
he.rf-
othe"
on
.tne
Plat-
Wilcox,
Sergeant
Altken.
Sergeant
hat
time,
returning
to
England
form
were
Lieut.
Col.
Walter
Bap-
Bentley
and
Gunner
George
""self
despite
the
war
clouds
.tie
officer
commanding.
Second
Brown
which
was
smooth
and
which
were
gathering
then.
VZ
a
T,
d
i
w
lunesome,
making
all
anxious
to
a"'?Zith?-y-?:U
c-ded.
Cliff
Leslie
and
ocai
ai.
wi
wr,
jvits.
.
xw.
Breen
Melvln
,
Winslow
and
O.
C.
Young
of
the
ceremonies.
locai
aavisory
committee,
and
AJ
Shipp
and
Breen
Melvln,
local
Y.
M.
C.
A.
secretaries.
Those
In
at
j
tendance
were
members
of
stren;
;
Prince
Rupert
had
rendered
the
lold
quarters
entirely
Inadequate.
'it
:
was
very
gratifying
that
the
Y.
M.
were
masters
of
tipS
soiaiers
reiterated
Mr.
Leslie'
Mr.
Llnzey,
in
opening
the
meet
ing,
tlments
with
lusty
cheers.
!
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r
Vt.
J
A
"6
"i
rruttuiients.
Fine
Premises
Inspected
C.
A.
had
been
able
to
fill
the
Dresent
during
th
nin
f
s
sen
tnlH
hAu
ih
orrmty.
rt
ltJ
ul
uy
canieen
:ngth
of
the
Trmed
sirv
in
'"f"
w1th
the
as-
serv-
opportunity
was
given
those
need
by
moving
to
the
new
place,
and
Inspect
the
new
premises
i
Prince
Rupert's
hospitality
to
the
There
was
both
surprise
and
gratl-lorces
had
dated
back
to
the
start
flcatlon
at
the
splendid
appointor
the
war
when
Toe
H
had
step-
mcnts,
furnishings
and
facilities
jped
In
to
meet
the
situation.
Then
which
had
been
provided.
On
the
ihe
Y.
M.
C.
A.
had
entered
Oh
ground
floor,
besides
the
general
I
the
scene
and
had
expended
a
recreational
and
assembly
room
!
great
deal
of
time,
energy
and
with
billiard,
ping
pong
tables
'money,
culminating
In
making
tfiis
dance
floor,
library,
canteen,
men's
j
commodious
hall
a
suitable
place
lounge
and
cloakroom,
is
a
mixed
!for
the
boys
to
find
rest,
recrea-
social
room,
lades'
powder
room
tlon
and
entertainment.
Mr.
Llnr
splendid
kitchen
and
stockroom'
zey
stated,
that,
while
Messrs.
Les-
Equipment
also
includes
loud
.
lie.
Shipn
and
Melvln.
with
Mrs.
speaker
system
and
collapsible
Garbutt
would
be
in
charge,
volun-
stage.
Ranged
along
the
balconies
;cers
would
always
be-
needed
io
upstairs
are
men's
and
ladies'
quiet
assist.
rooms,
card
room,
locker
room
j
Ool.
Johnston
told
how
Prince
and
writing
desks.
Nothing,
appar-Rupert
had
always
been
well
ently,
has
been
forgotten
In
pro-known
for
its
hospitality.
At
the
vlding
the
facilities
to
lend
to
the
start
of
the
war
Toe
H.
and
other
comfort
and
enjoyment
of
the
men
organizations,
together
with
the
and
ladies
whom
they
will
meet
people
generally
had
endeavoured
there.
!to
help
the
troops
to
meet
the
Fitting
but
of
tne
new
quarters
hardships
of
boredom
and
Itchy
was
under
supervision
of
the
Y
ifeet.
Now
this
fine
new
home
hr
M.
C.
A.
and
Y.
W.
C
A
facilities
!
which
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.
and
Y.
W..
Carpentry
work
was
carried
out
bv
C.
A.
would
work
in
conjunction
Mitchell
&
Currle,
painting
by
Fred
;had
been
established.
It
represent
Scadden
and
electrical
work
bv
A
led
a
tremendous
effort
and
fine
-T.
Parkin.
'
I
work
of
which
the
garrison
was
1
fully
appreciative.
Acting
City
Commissioner
Oood
referred
to
the
great
need
which
!
ihe
Y.
M.
C.
A.
was
filling.
To
all
concerned,
in
extending
his
compliments,
he
aiso
wished
success
and
good
luck.
Cliff
Leslie
went
somewhat
Into
the
financial
aspect,
explaining
how
funds
were
derived
for
such
work
as
this
from
the
National
jWar
Services
annual
drives
for'
j
funds.
As
a
result
of
the
new
establishment
it
was
hoped
to
be
able
to
serve
ihe
needs
of
the'
(forces
more
adequately
and
to
i
much
greater
extent.
He
Introduced
,
!'
'-
YES.'
We
Repair
Water
Pipes,
Rood,
Woodwork,
Stoves
Connected.
Etc.
Oil
Burners
Cleaned
f
1.51
Chimneys
Swept
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Time)
During
the
dance
Mr.
Leslie
spoke
For
,he
East
in
appreciation
of
the
local
dry
can
teen
committee
and
others
who
had
Monday)
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
6
p.m.
suh
splendid
work
In
getting
Fron,
the
Eas
t-
forces
and
their
friends
with
a
few
i"e
others
in
various
official
caoaci-
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nouM;
in
rcaainess.
Tne
ouiiuho,
l
utoUdfa
ana
Thursdays
12
a.m.
For
Vancouver
Monday
3
p.m,
Tuesday
12:30
p.m.
Friday
9:30
p.m.
Saturday
5
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sunday
pm.
Mnday
;.
ajn'.
Wednesday
n
a.m;
a.m.
l
or
Stewart
and
Premier-Sunday
7
p
m.
Friday
Rupert
Brand
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Smoked
Daily
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Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prlrir
Rupert
Co.
Ltd.
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Columbia
FREE!
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Premium,
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now.
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and
let
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you.
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silverware,
flatware
and
many
useful
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coupons.
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and
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Thitd
A?e.
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