Prinre
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
July
7,
1950
01.
twill
W
r?e
Experts
this
latest
revision
it
has
been
completely
rewritten.
Mention
is
made
in
the
preface
of
the
Red
Cross
nursing
services
department
which
las
gradually
evolved
a
flexible
program
of
home
nursing
instruction
designed
to
meet
th.:
needs
of
both
"urban
and
rural
communities
in
Canada.
To
further
promcie
nome
care
for
the
sick,
equipment
also
his
hppn
marie
nvaihihlp
to
home
r-A-
V
Dest-$e!ler
I
Say
.
.
.
LI
ft
ri7a
By
KAY
REX
Canadian
Tress
Staff
Writer
i
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1
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y
vard!
r
HOM3
NURSING
-The
Cana-
j
nuwes
an(J
other
members
of
if
:8
'
h.jrs
EVENINGS
7
9
p.m.
SAT.
MAT.
2
4.20
tlian
Red
Cross
society's
new
tne
.lblic
by
the
establishment
home
nursing
manual
is
a
of
sickroom
supply
loan
cup-"must"
lor
every
household
,
boards
in
Red
Cross
branches
'
particularly
where
there
are
throughout
the
country,
children.
.
j
While
the
value
of
expert
What
to
do
in
case
of
acidenis!
care
given
by
professional
i1
orvtv,w
frnm
tppat.mpnt.
for
trained
worKers
cannot,
De
ovcr-
local
Job's
Daughters
bj,
Dale
Morgan
of
Peoria
frostbites
to
how
to
bathe
baby
Inois,
on
behalf
of
the
vii
HARD
AGROUND
The
Canadian
Constructor,
6,7t5-ton
Canadian
National
Steamships
vessel,
went
aground
on
a
reef
off
Grenada
in
the
Windward
Islands.
Passengers
aboard
the
passenger-freighter
ship
were
put
ashore.
'
(CP
Photo)
estimated,
instruction
of
lay
workers
in
home
nursing
develops
volunteer
service
which
greatly
aids
the
professional
worker,
Helen
G.
McArthur,
director
of
nursing
services
for
the
society,
says
in
the
preface
to
the
book.
VOLUNTARY
A
I
D
Instruc-
is
contained
in'
this
200-page
volume
'"
which
the
Red
.
Cross
says
will
have
real
meaning
only
if
studied
in
conjunction
with
a
course
of
instruction
which
consists
largely
of
demonstration
and
practice.
i-4xi
iy,
t-ApitMsseu
apprecii-.
for
the
reception.
Before
the
close
of
the
ceedtngs.
Miss
Donna
M-Af''
honored
queen
of
the
i
Daughters,
was
called
to
plaUonn
to
rcrnve
a
rp.
tor
$50
a
tiottaioi
t,
Shriners'
Crirp!el
ch,:
SHIPSand-
Thp
soriptv's
first
reference
C
F
P
D
Radio
Dial
V
I
I
IV
1240
Kilocycle!
Shriners
Given
Fine
Welcome
Twenty-three
past
potentates
from
various
parts
of
the
United
States
with
one
from
Canada
and
one
from
Mexico
and
other
Shriners
and
their
ladies,
who
spent
several
hours
in
the
city
Thursday
evening
while
returning
south
aboard
the
steamer
Chilcotin
after
a.
cruise
to
Alaskan
waters,
were
given
a
tunesome
and
colorful
welcome
of
distinctive
Prince
Rupert
character.
The
visitors
were
met
soon
.
.
.
itirn
nf
lnv
wnrkprs
in
homi
Seven
Percent
School
Gain
(Subject
to
Change)
dook
came
out
in
ihja
at
me
-
...'till
Trnrrsnklr
I
time
of
the
organisation's
plan
g
also
encourages
tneWATLpLpriNTI
to
provide
elementary
lnstruc-
understanding
and
development!
TVAILlM
V-llli4
Hospital
fund
wlviih
i
tion
for
homemakers
in
the!
jj'ugi-"'
for
by
the
locl
Shrine
Clut
F'RIIjAY
P.M.
care
of
the
sick
in
the
home.
community.
Thus
many
nurses,.
Capt.
Harry,
M-jLean,
popular!
4:i5-SIock
Quotations
and
acKnowieagemcnt
ol
the
team's
t
as.istance
on
ya:
occasions.
Rin-P
thpn
tho
honk
has
hppn
I
miuugn
n.cu
uium,
Enrolment
In
Prince
Rupert
interlude
revised
several
times
and
in
have
given
of
their
time
and
master
of
the
Union
Steamship
,
.
.
Ukill
to
teach
Canadian
women
Co
s
liner
Chilcotin,
will
have
I
ft
!
i
city
schools
at
the
close
of
the
i
1949-50
school
year'
showed
an
j
increase
of
nearly
seven
per
!
cent
over
the
enrolment
one
ru!DnDDrT!r
V)IUIU1
iVrtLl
war
Drevious.
renorts
Dresented
'
meir
snip
nocKea
Dy
me
ml
4:30
Sleepy
Time
Stories
4:15
Don
Msr.cr
and
His
Islanders
5:00
Talt-'s
ot
Uie
Minstrels
5:30
Supper
Varieties
5:45
Tunes
by
the
Trio
5:55
CBC
News
6:00
Dinnri
Music
6:15
Henri
Rene
Orch.
how
to
become
more
resource-
j
the
sympathy
of
many
friends
ful
in
caring
for
the
sick,
hand!-1
in
the
death
of
his
wife
which
capped
and
aged
In
their
own
occurred
on
Monday
of
this
families.
I
week
in
Vancouver.
Owing
to
Care
of
the
sick
and
the
aged
Mrs.
McLean's
serious
illness,
is
dealt
with
in
this
book
which
Capt.
McLean
stayed
ashore
in
is
made
the
more'
interesting
Vancouver
from
the
current
FOR
HEM
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
1
Prince
Rupert
shrtne
Bind,
of
the
board
of
school
trustees
hlcn
wrcnaded
them,
and
by
the
team
of
Job's
Patrol
Daugh-
Wednesday
night
disclosed.
This
vrur'H
)r,tQl
u.H,
1
99.S
nnll.
i
tCrS.
hlch
Put
0n
ne
0f
ther
STOMACH
ULCEBS
I
ZV
U.lHilifiJll'.Nal.U'.IU
j
through
introduction
of
the
cruise
o."
the
Chilcotin
io
Alaska.
.
1
-jLG
'
v
'13
IZS
I
it.'...
'
Fmart
marching
drill
routines.
u-homo.
i..f.
...r
i
im
11
...hink
U
t
i
n..w.
on
Nir
f.tivities
of
the
hypothetical
Chief
Officer
James
Hunter
6:3Q
Mu.sical
Varieties
au
ut
wmiuii
wuh
uiutii
wuw
fficipnt
machine.
When
UAm
I
Increased
attendance
at
dls
i
f
mm
tYa
Rhrinn
a
a
tvoll
n
o
n
1
t
nrmliina
4in.cilia
i
-JJ
1
1
Harper
family
at
the
beginning
took
over
command
and
Capt.
A.45gaddle
Rockin
Rhythm
PORTRAITS
CBC
Npw?
7:ou-
Ti'ms
Doveloped
and
Printed
,
.....w
M
a.
a,
urge
ccowd
of
people
which
quantify
and
of
the
proper
the
reports
which
were
as
fol-
to
de"1
Hn
h""v''''
h
"
EaihprPd
gamerea
on
on
thp
ine
wnari
wharf
to
io
rpp
see
..
iliu,c.
d
chrm.al
make.Up
0,
tht
CBC
News
Roundup
Charles
Peaker,
Organ
'tne
snow.
I
may
be.
A
foid
leaves
the
sUgEii
iS
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.
t-!i
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Cits
bcnooi
enrolments
at
tie
end
After
welcoming
ceremonies
the
production
of
acid
cca.
rf
thp
srhrinl
term
apr
11
onrt
tho
mairinn
nt
a
nnmiur
That
is
what
hapwns
It
PROMPT
SERVICE
CHANDLER'S
STUDIO
216
-
4th
Street
Box
645
hone
Green
389
Prince
.
Rupert
of
each
chapter.
"Wally"
Walsh,
former
chief
Four-year-old
Linda
Harper
officer
of
the
vessel
and
now
awakens
during
the
night
with
agent
for
the
Canadian
Mer-the
tummy-ache
and
her
mother
chant
Service
Guild
at
Van-after
checking
Linda's
temper-
couver,
came
out
i
resume
his
cture
calls
the
doctor.
old
duties
for
the
one
voyage.
BE
FAIR
TO
DOCTOR
In
j
'
structions
continue
from
there:
;
Add
daily:
three
balanced
"The
signs
of
an
oncoming
ill-'meals;
six
to
eight
hours
rest-ness
are
not
always
readily
fUj
sieep.
.
,
.
.
healthy
stomach.
But
all
sionui
lunuwa.
ui
Ji(.-oi;iivai.iuiia,
tile
ouiiu
aiiu
re
not
healthy.
Some
product
Recital
8:00
Eric
Wild
8:30
Count
of
Monte
Cristo
9:00
Burns
Chuck
Wagon
9:30
Beat
the
Champs
10:00
CBC
News
tne
eirls'
patrol,
with
Miss
Edith
much
acid,
or
produce
it
hn
Jordan
as
their
majorette,
icu
;
stonach
"-pt.y
The
ad.
A
Av.
School
Enrol.
Att.
Att.
Booth
Mentorial
no
iooq
ur
tt
u
unm
u,tn.
!
a
parade
to
the
Crescent
Shows
agalast
the
dHlcaU1
lining
ol
'
High
10:10
CBC
News
95
grounas
ana
tnen
to
tne
M
wwe
j
gumrh,
and
brinks
don
on
7
TemDle
where
a
reeentinn
wait
stomach
wall,
resulune
in
ik
To
treat
the
ulcer
ltwlf
u
103
223.
243
270
1
65
tcleDhone
the
doctor
for
everv
,
10:15
Bill
uooa'bporis
itevinw
mtle
ache
and
P
in
but
it
7s
1
fU
'
1
T'
,
IT'l
10:30-Canadian
Short
Series
Conrad
Street
sufllclent.
The
cause
must
br
moved.
As
the
quantity
hik!
q.i
95
held-
'
;
91
i
The
official
welcome
to-the'
go
!
visitors
was
extended
by
C.
A.
j
424
248
254
299
82
19
46
also
unfair
to
wait
to
call
him
,11:00
Weather
and
Fish
Arrivals
""
"'"
of
acid
produced
is
cmuro!lc
:
!
Cessna
.Tfr
I
t
L
(lElHilMffik
!
ii
n.-.1
On
Sate
At
At
!
i
n
in
f
l
m
irn.sin
n
r
:i
mi
n
ui-
i
the
nerves
iipplyln
the
sunr
Port.
Edward
....
Dlgby
Island
....
Port
Essington..
It
Is
obvious
that,
since
the
stori
15.6
82
Berner,
vice-president
of
the
I
44
96
I
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club
in
I
the
absence
fo
President
A.
W.
Is
not
functioning
properly
until
the
illness
has
progressed'
hl
11:0C
Sign
off
"eray"
Flavor
with
soap,
water
and!
SATUko-A.
This
particular
chapter
deals)
toothpaste.
,
f:M-Miieal
ClocK
with
symptoms
of
illness
andj
Safeguard
by:
regular
med-j
8.00-C13O
Nevs
how
to
read
a
t.h'prmnmpt.pr
i
ical
examinations;
lmmunlzatinn
i
8:10
Heres
Bill
Good
nerves
themselves
must
be
at
M
and
should
be
examined.
This
the
Chiropractor
doei
THE
BEST
in
Plumbing
Service
PHONE
108
PRINCE
RUPERT
PLUMBING
&
HEATING
BUD
6CHUMAN
v
Old
Post
Office
Bldg.)
locates
the
vertebra
intertrnntq
10:15
Musical
Program
10:30
-"Melody
Time"
the
proper
flow
of
nerve
imr
i
BRIGHT
BIT
One
of
the
against
preventable
diseases;
ovpr
the
stomach
nerves
n4
WALLACE'S
5
DEPT.
STORE
J
r.
,..:
Burnlp.
He
refered
to
the
good
j
work
of
Shriners
both
In
Can-'
ad
a
and
the
United
States
in
j
their
crippled
children's
'
hos-;
pitaU.
;
j
W.
D.
Smith
was
then
car.eU
t
upon
and
presented
to
Mrs.
co-operation
with
health
department
to
provide
healthful
environment."
I
brightest
bits
In
the
book
is
i
Mrs.
Harper's
special
recipe
for
'health:
1
"Take
one
individual
any
age,
chiropractic
adjustment,
m'jm
to
its
normal
position.
The
swrf
resumes
Its
normal
activity
tne
longer
Irritated
by
the
over-prcci
tion
of
acid,
the
ulcer
heals.
8:15
Hits
and
Encores
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45-Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
9:15
Saddle
Serenade
9:30
CBC
Stamp
Club
9:45
The
Answer
Man
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Bandstand
1
10:45
CBC
News
and
Com'ty
j
10:55
Weatnei
and
Interlude
,11:00
Saturday
Date
;
11:30
Weather
Report
,11:31
Message
Period
1
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
1
11:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
a
By
corrpcthig
the
cause.
i
I
niri
Illtlll
XJ.
CllgltUltllUb
Vfl
Vttlfc-
i
land,
California,
wife
of
the
manent
cure
usually
results,
tt
i4
Header
of
the
visiting
party,
a
nfa
W
tne
tnoasanrts
wm
R.
W.
COLLINS
Authorized
Dealer
for
ELECTROLUX
haiui.Mjuic
uuUiiUC-t.
BoUQUCtS
m
a.
:.
h-
r-
practic,
1
1
T
were
also
presentea
to
Mrs.
Peter
Lein,
wife
of
the
leader
of
the
uanc-,
and
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell,
guardian
of
the
Cumuli
Your
CltiroftrKto
liiiifrN-rl
by
lh.
i
'h
lr'tractort
Awisoultttiuu
o(
B.C.
IVill
be"
'residing
permanently
Modern
Etiquette
Q.
,
What
expenses
of
a
wedding
are
borne
by
the
family
of
the
bride?
A.
The
trousseau,
personal
attire,
'
invitations
and
announcements,
decorations
for
the
church
or
home,
music,
conveyances
for
the
bridal
party,
the
oride's
gifts
to
her.
bridesmaids,
I
in
Prince
Rupert
Contact
the
above
for
all
Service
required
and
for
Parts
and
Supplies
EBY
&
SONS
LTD.
CONTRACTORS
Ul.i'AIKS
REMODELLING
FOUNDATIONS
Let
us
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
u'
MOW.'
their
bouquets,
and
any
enter-
j
PHONE
451
Phone
today
for
a
Frrc
Dcm
w
.T.-i
MmoraUJ""?
.
ordi-
economy.
the
N.H.A.
.
1
Phone
Green
883
Box
586
'mslrntinn
of
the
1950
Mml?l
'LI&1PI
V
aak
raxor-
tainment
that
follows
the
ceremony.
Q.
Should
a
woman
who
13
travelling
alone
and
registering'
at
a
hotel
always
use
the
prefix
"Miss"
or
"Mrs."?
A.
Yes,
always.
Qi
When
a
girl
is
preceding
her
escort
and
comes
to
a
door,
would
it
be
correct
for
her'
to
open
it?
A.
No;
she
should
stand
to
ono
side
and
allow
her
escort
to
open
the
door
and
hold
It
wide
for
her
to
pass
through.
BROADWAY
CAFE
1
a
Best
Food
FRESHER
finest
Coott'ny
Hours
7
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
k
i
-A.v
i"
f
.
."ii
For
Take-Home
Orders
Phone
200
rVE
IV
BrZM-UBW!
CXr.
I
think
I
hear
one
of
the
children..
A
REAL
VACATION
AT
...
Limberlost
Lodge
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
for:
-
Adults
$6.00
per
day
Children
(undor
12)
.$3.00
per
d
Hunting
Fishing
including
meals
Booting
Dancing
Ten
ni
FLY
QCA-
.
.'
Five
Times
Weekly
"I'll
call
you
back
later,
Doris,
calling."
TRAVELLING?-
i
For
the
very
finest
in
LUGGAGE
1:
i:
YOUH
II
M.Af
ym
ehsojsd
KUo(('e
Bma
Flake.
Toaaty-criap
la
milk.
Fraaher,
wa
(uarsmtM
it
.
TIY
THIM
AT
MO
tK.
If
Kelloif'i
ran't
freahar
thaa
oinar
bran
flakea,
end
empty
carton
to
Kelloif'a.
Dept.
4-A,
Loadoa,
Oat.
Get
double
four
meaty
back!
MKOtV
lAXATIvi.
CoaUinl
aaougb
!
I
A
(r
NOTICE
TO
lililTISII
and
ALLIED
VETERANS
who
may
be
eligible
under
amendments
te
the
Will
VKTKRASS
ALLOWANCE
ALT
George
Cook,
jeweller
bran
to
help
regularity,
asaay
folks
1
3rd
W.
BOX
1138
Photie
204
knd!
Trr
them.
.
i.lsV
m
-
MOTHER
AWOtKS
General
Electric
WASIlEKS
WITH
PUMP
CONTROL
:i
:!
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fo
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and
meet
the
other
qualifications
of
the
Act
as
to
service
in
the
armed
forces,
income,
assets
and
so
forth.
IMPORTANT
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mmrnd-merits
have
been
made
effective
April
lit,
but
retroactive
'
payment
can
only
be
made
if
the
veteran
qualifier
under
the
Act
and
make
hi
application
to
the
nearest
district
office
of
the
Department
of
Veteran
Affair
by
July
Jsr.
Payment
in
cases
where
applications
are
received
after
that
date
can
only
be
made
as
from
the
date
of
receipt
of
such
application
in
the
District
Office.
District
offices
of
the
Department
of
Veterans
Affairs
are
now
accepting
applications
from
certain
British
and
Allied
veterans
made
eligible
to
apply
for
War
Veterans'
Allowance
'by
amendments
to
the
War
Veterans'
Allowance
Act
passed
at
the
present
session
of
Parliament.
Complete
details
as
to
those
eligible
may
be
secured
from
the
nearest
district
office
of
the
Department
of
Veterans
Affairs.
In
general,
however,
to
be
eligible
a
veteran
who
did
not
serve
with
the
Canadian
forces
must
have
20
years'
residence
iri
Canada,
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