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Vet
Francois
Lake
Pioneer
Dead
Uobert
Kankin
Jeffrey
Had
Colorful
Career
in
Many
Parts
of
World
BURN'S
LAKE
Many
friends
and
relatives
of
the
late
Robert
Rankin
Jeffrey
will
regret
to
hear
that
he
died
In
New
Westminster
Hospital
after
sustaining
severe
hip
injuries
from
which
he
never
recovered.
He
was
a
colorful
pioneer
of
this
district
andihad
an
adventurous
career.
He
died
'in
his
ninety-fourth
year.
Mr.
Jeffrey
was
born
at
An-drle.
Scotland,
in
1851
and
learned
the
engineering
profession
In
a
Glasgow
shipyard.
He
was
superintendent
of
Singapore
docks
for
25
year.s
and
served
with
the
Russian
Navy
as
demonstrating
engineer
under
Admiral
Count
Alexieff.
While
with
Count
Alexieff
he
visited
San
Francisco
and
Vancouver
and
in
1883
decided
to
retire
from
active
service
but
was
persuaded
to
return,
to
Slneapore
for
10
more
years
as
superintendent,
of
the
dry
dock
Returning
to
Canada
In
1933
he
purchased
land
at
Cowlchan
Flats.
Vancouver
Island,
where
he
managrd
a
dairy
farm
for
eight
years
successfully.
In
1D09
Mr.
Jeffrey
cam
to
Francois
Lake
with
the
late
L.
O.
Forde
to
nick
out
a
new
home,
then
returned
to
Vancouver
Island.
In
1910
he
returned
with
his
family,
stock
and
equipment,
building
a
huge
raft
at
the
head
of
Francois
Lake
and
rafting
his
big
outfit
to
his
choice
location
midway
on
Fraicols
Lake
on
the
north
shore.
Mr.
Jeffrey
was
pre-deceased
by
his
wife.
Christine
Mulrhead
Jeffey,
three
years
ago
and
leaves
to
mourn
his
loss
sons
and
daughters
with
their
children
scattered
over
the
length
and
breadth
of
British
Columbia.
He
Is
survived
by
the
following
direct
descendants:
his
son,
James,
his
wife
and
four
children.
Albert,
Bobby,
Everett
and
Phyllis,
of
Francois
Lake;
hU
daughter
Jennie
(Mrs.
Hazcn
D.
Long,
of
Vancouver),
her
three
children,
Robert,
Ethel
and
Jessie.
he
latter
now
being
Mrs.
Richard
R.
Reeve
of
Victoria;
son
Thomas,
married
and
.living
at.
Burns
Lake,
with
one
daughter
dele,
living
in
Sear-tie.
Washington:
son
William
S..
his
wife
and
wo
children,'
Jen.
married
and
living
with
her
parnts
at
Part
Alice,
and
Edna,
married
and
living
at
Trail,
also
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Sanitation
for
the
Nation,
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Lamps,
D.D.T.
and
others.
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Builders
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Painters
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Estimates
and
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can
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TAILOR
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are
taking
cleaning
and
'pressing
and
steam
pressing
while
you
wait.
PHONE
649
220
Sixth
Street
with
two
children;
son
Robert,
living
at
Francois
Lake
on
the
original
location
of
his
father.
They
comprise
three
generations
of
the
Jeffrey
family
who
will
keep
the
memory
of
their
fine
old
ancestors
green
in
the
minds
of
thousands
of
acquaintances
scattered
all
over
the
province.
,
Francois
Lake
W.D.
Returning
Cpl.
F.
M.
Keefe,
who
served
overseas
as
a
clerk
accountant
with
the
Women's
Division
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
landed
at
Halifax
from
the
Acqultanla
last
week
and
Is
now
on
her
way
across
Canada
to
8
her
home
at
Francois
Lake.
Modern
Etiquette
I
By
ROBERTA
LKE
Q.
If
one
is
Invited
to
any
affair,
would
it
be
all
right
to
bring
a
guest,
without
asking
permission
of
the
hostess?
A.
No.
If
a
cuest
is
vLsitinr
you,
ask
permission
of
the
host
ess
in
advance,
if
you
care
to
do
so.
Q.
Is
it
correct
for
a
wo
man's
social
card
t0
read
"Mrs.
John
W.
Jones?"
A.
The
correct
form
Is
"Mrs.
John
William
Jones."
Q.
Ls
It
really
necessary
for
one
to
serve
vegctafc!?:
with
a
roast?
A.
Yes,
a
roast
really
re
quires
.vegetables
to
accompany
it.
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FILMS
TONIGHT
Two
exceptionally
good
pictures
will
be
shown
tonight
at
the
Centre
at
o'clock.
The
first
Is
especially
timely.
It
is
called
"After
Work"
and
the
theme
is
leisure
time
recreation.
It
tells
the
story
of
how
two
American
cities
coped
with
the
problem
of
providing
congenial
and
wholesome
leisure
time
activity
for
war
workers.
The
problem
of
keeping
the
war
worker
happy
is
nc-
longer
but
It
seems
equally
essential
to
give
the
post
war
worker
a
chance
at
the
better
things
of
life
for
hLs
after
work
hours,
whether
to
him
the
"better
things"
mean
spcrts,
hobbies
or
cultural
activities.
This
picture
can
supply
some
excellent
ideas
which
might
be
put
Into
.good
cffei
in
our
Prince
Rupert
Civic
Centre.
The
second
film
on
tonight's
bill
is
"Portage."
In
this
picture,
the
beautifully
photographed
scenes
show
us
an
Indian
village,
and
the
making
'
NETHERLANDS
meet
the
wild
unill
Willi
$100
cents
of
f
every
..comes
from
Trade
Abroad
J
JUT
you
get.
Canada's
V
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ill
I
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imr
1
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IP-
.iu
WHATS
DOING
AT
PRINCE
RUPERT
RECREATION
COUNCIL
GYMS
by
JIM
NAST
of
a
birch
bark
canoe,
and
Its
trial
voyage
down
the
Ottawa
River,
Villi
difficult
rortases
enroute.
Nature
enthusiasts
will
enjoy
the
many
lovely
shots
of
woods
and
rivers
and
the
clever
navigation
of
the
four
Indian
paddlers
In
their
primitive
craft.
"I
WICSK
I
WERE
YOUNG
AGAIN"
This
remark
was
overheard
as
two
adults
gazed
wistfully
into
the
gymnasium
yesterday
afternoon
at
80
junior
.Irls.
The
youngsters
curls
or
pigtails
flying,
and
rosy
cheeked
marked
gaily
around
singing
the
Rup
-.
Rec
marching
song
and
"Waltzing
Matilda"
as
a
preparation
for
their
one
hour
class
of
healthful
fun
and
games,
conducted
by
Instructress
Eileen
Yelland,
and
her
efficient
assistants,
Jean
Faught.
Diane
Kennedy,
Mar-Jorie
Shrubsall,
Frances
Web-
I
ber
and
Lorraine
Youngman.
"
BR'TISH.ISLES
CSdP2"
FRANCE
TIicsc
men
not
only
jwy
your
rent
.
.
.
tlicy
supply
1
out
of
every
3
jobs
in
Canada!
Because
of
them,
you
arc
able
to
enjoy
such
luxuries
as
orange
juice
for
breakfast
.
.
.
gasoline
for
your
mcxtor
car
.
.
.
bananas
and
cosmetics.
Who
arc
they?
Canuda's
customers!
And
how
do
they
pay
your
rent?
Well,
the
average
Canadian
family
spends
one-fourth
of
its
total
income
on
rent.
If
you
arc
making
$10
a
week,
you
pay
an
average
of
$10
a
week
for
rctit.
Official
figures,
compiled
by
llic
Department
of
Tradcand
Commerce
show
that
$3.50
out
ff
every
$10
in
the
pay
envelopes
of
EVERY
Canadian
comes
directly
or
indirectly
frvm
our
Foreign
Trade.
So,
out
of
your
$110
weekly,
you
can
thank
foreign
trade
for
$14
every
week
which
is
enough
to
pay
your
rent,
and
still
leave
tmc
to
buy
clothes.
Canada's
Foreign
Trade
is
not
only
bringing
you
vast
SUPPORT
CANADA'S
TRADE
ABROAD
AND
IT
Wilt
HELP
SUPPORT
YOU
-
The
Foreign
Trade
Sorvice
of
the
Department
of
Trade
and
in
Ottawa.
This
Service
gathers
up-to-the-minute
infor-
,
Commerce
malntains30
offices
and
a
corps
of
experienced
motion,
provides
a
complete
import
and
export
service,
.?
Trade
Commissioners
ahmad.
and
DEPARTMENT
OF
H0N.JAUU1
kUcKINMON.
MINISTER
Flying
North
For
Father's
Funeral
Mrs.
Margaret
La
Sette
Is
flying
north
from
Powell
River
today
to
Tlell
where
she
will
attend
the
funeral
of
her
father,
the
late
George
D.
Beattle,
pioneer
Queen
Charlotte
City
druggist,
whose
death
occurred
In
the
city
late
last
week.
Mr.
Beattie's
remains
were
forwarded
to
Tlell
Sunday
night
on
the
Cassiar.
But
It
Is
not
necessary
to
be
young
to
feel
young.
Less
strenuous
classes
have
been
especially
arranged
(Including
volleyball)
for
the
business
man
and
"keep
fit"
classes
for
the
house-wive.
BASKETBALL
FINALS
Bo-Me-Hl
playing
Savoy
team
for
the
Intermediate
championship
with
a
preliminary
Junior
clash
at
7:30
p.m.
at
the
Civic
Centre
gym
tonight.
WHAT'S
ON
BESIDES
Junior
boys'
class
at
the
gym,
4:30
to
5:30
pjn.
GYMNASIUM
SCHEDULE
AT
CIVIC
CENTRE
Tuesday
5:30-6:30
Basketball.
7:00-8:30
Basketball.
8:30-9:30
Basketball.
9:30-10:00
Basketball.
Wednesday
2:00-4:00
R.C.A.F.
sports.
5:30-6:30
Basketball.
7:00-8:30
Event
night.
8:30-9:30
Event
night.
benefits
pcrily.
So,
short
foreign
for
you
And
if
duclion
abroad
inadc
will
Kcmcmbcr,
from
our
mean
more
YOU.
No
factory,
is
vital
to
i
!
r
mimiiittaMM
a
staff
of
experts
thus
"SALADJK
right
now
it
is
building
future
Canadian
pros,
if
you
find
a
few
things
you
want
arc
still
in
supply,-and
you
think
perhaps
too
many
are
being
exportedremember
that
those
exports
arc
building
up
trade
that
will
mean
extra
prosperity
and
security
and
every
other
Canadian
year
after
year.
you
arc
employed
in
the
manufacture
or
pro.
of
any
kind
of
merchandise
that
can
be
sold
...
do
your
job
so
well
that
the
goods
you
have
be
desired
above
all
others
in
foreign
markets.
$3.50
of
every
$10
in
your
pocket
cauio
Foreign
Trade.
Digger
trade
more
trade
will
jobs
.
.
.
better
gobs
.
:
.
more
money
...
for
matter
whether
you
are
employed
in
a
storu
office
or
profession
.
.
.
Canada's
foreign
trade
you.
.
mm
lrittce
Rupert
Daflp
X3cUjjb(
Tuesday,
April
16,
1946
SKAGWAY
MAN
Body
of
Well
Known
Hotel
and
Theatre
Proprietor
Here
Enroute
South
Well
known
hotel
proprietor
and
moving
picture
theatre
operator
of
many
years'
standing
at
Skagway,
James
Tropea
passed
away
last
week
in
the
Alaska
town
after
a
long
illness
and
his
remains
were
here
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
way
through
to
Se
LONDON,
0
Tea
will
bei
scarce
for
years
yet,
said
H.
J.
Welch,
tea
and
rubber
expert,
in
a
statement
to
shareholders
of
the
Rubber
Plantations
In
vestment
Trust.
bringing
far-away
markets
to
our
M.W.
MACKENZIE.
TRADE
AND
COMMERCE,
OTTAWA,
PASSES
AWAY
attle
where
interment
will
be
made.
Mr.
Tropea
was
the
owner
of
the
Golden
North
Hotel,
well
known
to
all
Alaska
travelers,
and
also
conducted
the
Coliseum
Theatre.
Both
are
located
on
the
Main
Street
of
Skagway.
The
hotel
had
been
used
during
the
war
by
defence
contractors.
Mr.
Tropea's
daughter
was
accompanying
the
remains
south.
BATH.
Eng.,
Aid.
T.
Sturg
.
Cotterell,
81,
senior
alderman
of
Bath,
celebrated
his
diamond,
wedding
here.
He
belongs
to
one
o!
the
longest-living
families
In
the
west
of
England.
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0
I
t.
-
front
doo,.
CANADA
CtPUU
MINISTER
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