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Daily
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Monday,
May
5,
1947
MUSEUM
TAKES
ON
NEW
COLORS
AS
JAYCEES
WIELD
PAINT
BRUSHES
Prince
.
Rupert's
museum
building
is
facing
the
rorld
more
cheerfully
today
after
being
attacked
Sjunday
by
two
dozen
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
members
who
swarmed
up
scaffolding
and
ladders
J-ith
paint
pots
and
brushes
to
set
a
public
example
at
the
start
of
"National
Beautification
Week."
jln
place
of
its
former
drab
brovvn-and
-
grey
surface
which
A
scaffolding
crew
directed
by
was
faded
by
the
rains
of
many
James
Greer
and
Junior
Cham-years
the
Second
Avenue
build
1
ber
President
Tony
Crawley
was
ing
Is
sporting
a
cheerful
coat
on
the
Job
an
hour
earlier,
er-
of
white
and
green
which
its
painters
feel
will
make
it
more
attractive
to
tourists
and
citizens
alike.
jThc
building
underwent
its
transformation
in
less
than
rjght
hours
after
Mayor
Nora
Arnold
officially
started
the
painters
working
when
she
laid
the
first
brush
of
white
paint
on
a
pillar
at
the
front
at
10:15
Sunday
morning.
Rupert
ecting
staging
that'
still
surrounds
the
building
in
readiness
for
application
of
a
scond
coat
or
final
"touch
up"
work
where
needed.
Speed
with
which
the
work
was
performed
was
made
possible
by
the
use
of
a
pressure
paint
sprayer
made
available
by
William
McKenzie
and
Victor
Morrison
of
Handiman
Service,
who
donated
their
time
on
Sun-
WALLACE'S
oj
cou
rse!
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PHONES
11C
and
117
Courtesy
and
Service
Peoples
Store
Yes,
the
worst
is
over
but
it
is
no
time
lo
let
your
coal
bin
run
low
You
get
speediest
possible
delivery
of
your
favorite
known
brands
of
coal
from
us.
But
don't
leave
ordering
too
Ions.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
FUEL
AND
BUILDING
MATERIALS
w
to
:
ft
ndr
S
Names
That
Meant
Speed
to
Make
Comeback
WORLD
KCCOHDS
on
land
and
water
once
meant
Mauretania
and
liluebird.
Now
the
famous
names
are
news
again.
Rising
against
the
sky
(right)
is
the
bow
ot
35,C77-icas
liner
Mauretania,
undergoing
at
Liver-pool,
England,
reconversion
lo
a
peacetime
luxury
liner.
The
British
vessel,
completed
in
1939,
replaced
her
famous
namesake
which
held,
from
1907
to
1929,
the
record
for
the
fastest
North
Atlantic
crossing.
During
7
years
of
war
service
she
safely
carried
330,000
Allied
troops
across
Atlantic,
Indian
and
Australian
waters.
Her
reconversion
includes
the
scraping
and
painting
of
her
hull,
the
overhauling
of
her
25-tons
propellers,
and
the
inspection
of
her
three
9-tons
anchors.
Smiling
below
is
Sir
Malcolm
Campbell,
once
holder
of
the
world
land-speed
record,
and
still,
at
C2,
holder
of
the
world
water-speed
record.
His
hand
rests
on
a
scale
model
of
a
new
jet-powered
speedboat
when
its
advanced,
streamlined
design
was
being
wind-tunnel
tested
for
him
at
Hayes.
Middlesex,
England.
When
his
new
boat,
to
be
called
Bluebird,
like
all
his
record-breakers,
is
finished,
the
British
speed
king
hopes
to
better
his
present
141.74
m.p.h.
for
a
dash
across
water.
smiled
on
the
project
by
providing
ideal
sunny
weather.
The
.
work
was
one
of
the
major
projects
in
community
betterment
to
be
put
on
by.
the
i
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
gave
the
workers
considerate
satisfaction
in
seeing
it
done
with
such
dispatch.
Favorable
comment
from
passers-by
added
to
the
satisfaction
of
the
job.
Despite
the
fact
that
the
ama-
tcur
painters
climbed
high
to
!
work
under
the
eves
and
on
the
peanea
gaoies,
mere
were
no
mishaps.
However,
faces,
hands
and
clothing
were
well
spatter--ed
with
Vari-colored
.paints.
Those
who
took
part
in
the
work
were:
A.
P.
Crawley,
A.
J.
pominato,
James
Greer.
Allan
Armstrong,
Harold
Hclgerson,
J.
K.
McLeod,
Dennis
Garon,
Stuart
Furit,
James
Ham,
Al
Manson,
Norman
Hooper,
Gordon
Durkin,
Ticrrc
Lc
Hons.
Uruce
Stevens,
James
Jeff
erics.
Walter
Landon,
Ted
Smith,
Don
McEwcn,
Ernest
Fricsen,
Harold
Hampton,
Ray
McLean,
William
McKenzie.
Victor
Morrison,
Bert
Edmundson.
Bruce
Brown
returned
last
evening
from
a
brie
vis-it
to
Terrace."
Spcakir
of
the
appearance
of
the
Skeena-Highway
as
far
as
the
ene
of
the
slide
he
intimated
it
i
in
pretty
fair
shape.
This,
together
with
ihr
faultier
weather,
attracted
considerable
motorln.'j.
.
No
less
than
a
dozen
psirs
were
noticed
from
the
train.
loiv
Available!
LOOK
FOR
Till;
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
day.
Operating
cost,
of
thiir
equipment
was
're
ti.
by
P''p;'
Evitt
Co..
and
was
volunteered
by
Alderman
T.
N.
Youngs,
company
manager.
1
lop
nair
or
uie
Duuaintt,
a
shingled
surface,
was
painted
in
green,
with
white
trimmings
on
window
frames,
while
the
lower
clap
-board
was
painted
in
white.
Front
tey
're
painted
light
gray
new
coastal
liner,
ChilcoUn,
lor-
mer
Castle
Class
corvette,
will
The
wfrk
was
the
object
of
be
on
May
23
when,
with
the
interest
of
scores
of
city
real-
j
princess
Norah,
she
arrives
here
dents
who
strolled
by
during
the,
from
Vancouver
with
an
excur-
afternoon.
The
weatherman'
aion
of
Shriners
for
a
ceremon
ial
here.
After
that
special
maiden
voyage,
live
Chltootyn
will
go
for
a
couple
of
voyage?
on
the
Oiean
Falls-Prince
uu-pert-Ketehikan
rur.
in
place
of
the
Camosun,
which
will
be
with
drawn
to
have
her
funnel
raised
and
other
overhaul
work
done.
Then
she
will
engage
in
a
se
ries
cif
special
summer
coasjl
cruises
for
touiists,
the
rched-r
ule
calling
for
Stops
at
Alert
Bay,
Prince
Rupert
and
Ketchikan
with
ride
cruises
up
PorU
iani
'and
Gardner
Canals.
Cap,
tain
Alex
McLennan,
now
of
the
Camosun,
Is
expected
to
be
thi
skipoer
of
the
Chilrotin
witfi
Contain
Harry
Mcl-ean
taking!
over
the
Camosun
while
Caiptain
John
Boden,
ccrwmulorc
ot
the
Union
fleet,
remains
with
the
flagship.,-
Ccquitlam.
on
thf
Prince
Rupert
-
Stewart
rout
and
veteran
Cant.
Ernest
She'i
nard
stavs
with
his
old
love,
thtf
Catala,
on
the
coastal
canncrJ
and
Skcena
River
am
Hotel...
arriva
fiince
'Kupcrl
W.
A.
Thorn,
Vancouver:
Mrs.
T.
Johnson.
Buledale:
T
fe
MacDonald,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
I).
HeggLs,
anlthcrs:
C.
F.
IV
Faulkner,
New
Wcitlmhistcr;
3.
G.
.Tettunan,
city;
"Mrs.
D.
Oi
Iiittlc,
Terrace;
B.
Re-tall,
Vi
toria;
W.
II.
Fleming,
Vici.ori:
ii.
Clark,
Vancouver;
K
Rei
VanOouvei:
H.
Hcifht.
Ei'iroi;
ton;
A.
S.
Sinclair,
Vancouver
uychavn,
Vancniver;
R
Lr-nt
Vancouver;
Mrs.
O,
S
John
rtonr,
Kincolith;
Miss
Mary
D
eon.
Port
Clements;
Mrs.
K
finac.
,inithcrs;
Capt.
8.
0(.
Tall,
New
Westcnlr.ater:
J.
Hav
(icn.
Vancouver;
J.
T.
Martin,
'Edmonton;
J.
Ilurtignn.
ioco:
it
Orlpipj,
Terrace;
A.
Mather,
Pen-rtctoiy,
B.
F.
Pcnroi?.
Seattle;
Mrs.
C.
P.
Williams,
Hydcr,
Alr
aska.
.
t
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Knutson
an()
daughter.
Alma,
are
leaving
oft
Tuesday
on
the
Coquitlam.
for
Vancouver,
where
they
'.
:!!
attend
convocation
or
the
University
of
B.C..
at
which
their
son.
A'hMn
win
iraduat
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
First
appeara.ice
at
thi
port
j
With
a
fair-Sized
list
of
the
Union
Steamship
Ca.'s
sengers.
Union
stcmci
Coqutt-
lam,
Capt.
John
Bcden,
arrived
in
port
at
8:45
last
nleht
freni
the
south,
sailing
zt
11:30
pan.,
for
Stewart
and
otner
northern
points
whence
3he
will
be
back
here
tomorrow
morning
to
sail
on
her
return
south
at
1
:30
p.m.
Classified
Advertising
Pays!
liA
fl
r'oairi:"
nl..k..
ff
.
I
:
0
jZ&X
V
r
,
Thll
ens
da
.
.
.
till
your
Mathtr
how
much
you
tor
nd
a
COUTTS
Card
thai
toys
full
what
you
want
lo
lay
tho
way
you
want
lo
toy
II.
Thai
word
COUTTS
on
th
bock
of
your
card
lolls
htr
you
cartd
onougli
la
itnd
Iho
vtry
btll.
Our
liltcllon
of
Molhor't
Day
Cards
It
complete
cheat,
yours
soon.
McRAE
BROS.
Limited
I'hone
775
BOB
HOPE,
DINAH
SHORE
ON
SHRINE
RADIO
PROGRAM
In
connection
with
a
campaign
to
raise
funds
for
fifteen
hospitals
for
crippled
children
and
in
celebration
off
the
25th
anniversary
of
the
founding
of
the
hospital
movement,
a
radio
program
of
more
than
usual
In
terest
and
entertainment
value
is
beir
carried
by
the
national
network
of
the
Canadian
Broad
casting
Corporation,
including
station
CFP.R
of
Prince
Rupert,
at
9:30,
tonight.
It
Is
being
sponsored
by
the
Shrine
organization
and
among
the
stars
to
be
heard
will
be
Bob
Hope
and
Dinah
Shore.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
G,
Brown
returned
this
morning
on
the
Cassiar
from
a
trip
to
Alliford
Bay,
where
Mr.
Brown
Was
called
on
business
for
War
Assets
Corporation.
.
vp'i
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nomet
'.XT
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nctd
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hr-mnn
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wllb
trong.
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real
lmy'
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