Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
June
19,
1950
10
1
FLOOD
FUND
SUBSCRIPTIONS
Indians
Blamed
For
Over
Hunting
OTTAWA
r
Wildlife
experts
are
critical
of
Indians
wh.i
do
more
hunting
than
they
should.
UOU
WON'T
wiv
u,
-;
SHIPSand
WATERFRONT
Terrace
Bride
Given
Shower
Billy
Adams
'
100
V
Tit
X
Pat
McMillan
100
t
r
V
TERRACE
Gifts
for
her
kit
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Turn
l.oo
r"i
a..
JM
i
i
Len
Birtch
A
conference
oi'
dominion-pi
o-incial
wildlife
officials
decided
j
if
this
excessive
taking
of
wild
chen
and
pa:.:ry.
including
dus-
ilson.
A
joiiy'evening
was
spent;
ters
made
by
the
Quests
in
"
playing
parlor
games
and
con-:
A
number
of
round-trip
tour
Benny
Frank
Thomas
Hill
duster
hemming
contest,
were
1
.tests,
and
Chen,
seated
in
a
.
ists
were
aboard
the
Union
ves-
life
by
Indians
continues,
it
will
Sermiko
Mizuyaha
Tomlho
Mizuyaha
Alice
Rowbotham
sels
Camosun
and
Coquitlam
.
as
ummately
work
to
the
disadvan-
I
5
wmtwbx
"Showrred"
upon
Edythe
Dodds
pink
and
white
decorated
chair,
on
Wednesday
nieht.
when
Pat
the
bride-to-be
opened
the
many
Tumlinsnn
and
Flora
Melvii,
en-
u.eful
gifts.
Later,
tempting
re-
they
docked
here
Sunday.
The
Howard
Cecil
visitors
enjoyed
the
fine
warm
1.001-.
,
w
-
i-
-
1.001
;
t
.
'S
tertaincd
in
her
honor
at
the
,
freshmenta
were
served
by
the
prlnce
Rupeft
weather
'
Bale
Enochson
The
tage
of
the
Indians
themselves."
The
conference
decided
the
way
to
meet
this
depletion
menace
was
to
teach
Indians
4he
value
of
conservation.
I
I
oaay
to
Wednesday
J
I
1
Norma
Enochson
1.00
I
I
Camosun,
Capt.
William
Mc-
present
or
sending
girts
were
Laurie
Llndgren
.
2.00
.
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w
-a
L
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Comlje,
arrived
in
port
from
...
r-?s
Daid
Hudema
2oo
.
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South
Queen
Charlotte
nnlnts
at
euest
oi
nonor.
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u.
lumnson
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Lelghton
A.
Feigel
Mrs
B
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Dodds,
Mrs.
J.,
aa'"11s
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vuueuuver
o.
amun,
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
w.
8
Hun-Mathews,
Mrs.
Kerby,
Mrs.
i'!
and
waypoints
at
9.
Capt.
John
ter,
Mr
.and
Mrs.
J.
D.
McKelvie,
RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
STORE
Reg.
V.
Skadeen
i
,
Benoit,
Mrs.
T.
Fraser,
Peggy
ouuc"
"'""tsn
me
coquiuam
m
,mt.
ana
Mrs.
T.
M.
Brown
from
Vancouver.
It
Laird
Lorna
Melvin.
Elsie
Moli-1
at
3
P
m-
Amy
Starr
Fanny
Hill
Frank
Calbreath
Joan
Atwood.
Vera
Frank,
sailed
Ior
northern
coastal
points
C
P
R.
steamer
Princess
Norah,
tor,
l.oo
w-snacS
H.F.Robins.
I.-
5.00
J.
Taylor
j'JJ
p"l
rrar..
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P.
Nellson
'.Norman
Nelson
1.:-
Z
iZ
5,-Mc!lw
;
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Rotary
Club
of
Prince
W.
H.
Sliortridge
Z
:
RPrt
-
250.00
J-ri
Watson
Island
Xaborers'
I
J-JJi
Union
t
;
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Try
a
Da.ly
New,
cia.,s
,
HEADS
C.A.H.A.
Doug
Grim-ston
of
New
Westminster,
B.C.,
has
been
elected
president
of
the
Canadian
Amateur
Hockey
Association
for
the
1950-51
Anne
Tumilson.
H
Omarl
at
11
p
m.
Passengers
embark-
Captain
F.
McGraw,
docked
here
Ing
here
on
the
southbound
:
at
10
a.m.
this
morning
ehroute
Camosun
Included
W.
Robertson,
1
to
Alaskan
ports.
She
sailed
at
Alter
a
trip
to
tne
Queen
c.
Boas,
a.
Wilton,
and
R.
Green.
noon.
Disembarking
here
were:
!
season
succeeding
Al
Pickard
F.
Y.
Yoshida
Vincent
Stewart
..
Geo.
Celepander
..
Esther
V.
Stewart
Alexander
Barton
Flora
Ford
L.
Austhorpe
.
cnanotte
island
on
omciai
dusi-
Passengers
disembarking
from
.
p.
e.
Broughham,
M.
Rochan,
G
ness,
Miss
Freda
Hilton
of
the,
the
Coquitlam
included,
B.
S.
iF.
Morrison
Mrs'.
O
Rn-snnHai.'
Prince
Rupert
Health
Unit,
re-
Filley,
Miss
S.
Lipsin
Mrs.
M.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L,
G.
Hunter,
Miss
Mrs.
J.
i
J.
York,
Miss
H
Astoria,
Mrs.
E.
1
of
Regina.
The
50-year-old
prexy,
elected
at
the
association's
37th
annual
convention
at
Banff
last
week
is
a
former
president
df
the
British
Columbia
branch
of
the
C.A.H.A.
turned
to
the
city
by
plane
Henderson
and
infant.
Saturday.
Murin,
R.
Compton,
Mrs.
A.
Birss,
A.
H.
Hoy,
Mrs.
E.
Hall.
SCUBY
FURS
Micholuk,
J.
Downie,
T.
Garner,
E
Xandry,
Mrs.
R.
L.
Jones,
R.
Lowerison,
G.
S.
Hicks,
Mr
.and
Mabel
Campbell
1.00
Marguerite
Nlsyok
1.00
Hannah
Words
1.00
1
Josephine
Brunella
1.00
;
Call
974
Today
FREE
rMCK'UP
SERVICE
Mrs.
R.
Fields,
D.
Mclnnes,
P.
O'
Shaughnessy,
Miss
M.
Hamilton.
Passengers
embarking
here
for
l
Stewart
included
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gib
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
In
addition
to
many
passengers
passing
through
from
Ketchikan,
persons
embarkinjr
here
on
the
.
Prince
Rupert
Thursday
night
for
Vancouver
included
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A
C.
Johnson,
P.
Cchrei-
Martha
Wilson
Emma
Brown
...
Gloria
Morven
Reginald
Paulson
Thomas
Glenn
Norman
Fisher
Teggy
Wooas
!
R
Kameda
1.00
1.00
1.00
1
j
2.00
2.00
1
l.oo!
1.00
1.00
'
son
and
Mrs.
J.
P,
Cade.
Birth
Control
And
Cathloic
Doctors
LEEDS,
England
P
Roman
Catholic
doctors
may
eventd-ally
find
themselves
excluded
R.
E.
Mortimer
K
On
Saturday,
C.P.R.
Princess
Louise,
Capt.
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
1
steamer
;
ber,
Mrs.
A.
Fossheim,
W.
Brom-W.
C.
j
ley,
A.
Bromley,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A
BONDED
iHubenet,
docked
here
at
4
:45
p.m.
J
Worthlngton,
Most
Rev.
A.
Jor-
Sarah
Moore
1.00
1
Our
Assurance
to
You
that
Your
Furs'
pre
'Protected
From
THEFT,
FJRE
and
M0THSv
V;
,
Men'i
dnJ
LQdies
Cloth
Coats
and
Quit's
alsb
stored
tVnm
ATaoU's
nnlnto
craillitrr
fni
.Han
H
Vf
T
M
.
nnA
Urn
T3
A
I
Beatrice
Clayton
l.CO'
STORAGE
i
Vancouver
at
7
p.m.-
A
total
of
Morley.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B
Riei,
N.
from
Britain's
national
health
:Laura
Johnson
l.i
00
Thompson,
T.
S.
T.iservcle
because
oi
meir
stano.
on
Evelyn
Nelson
U8
passengers
embarked
here
for
j
Harrison,
J.
i
n
i-
.
v
n,
.,
...
klrlh
nnnfrn
a
eiuouor
clIIrfTOCT
.
Elfice
Pagsns
1.00
1
i.onj
1.00'
Vancouver
including
one
senger
for
'
Ocean
Falls.
pas-jooyie,
ivuss
i.
taaier.
miss
a.
i
Ullv"
"
""v"
They
Wick,
W.
Cowin,
Mrs.
Leslie
Scott
'
ed
at
a
mating
hcre-
i
i
Vicky
Morven
...
Marjorie
Clayton
301
3rd
Ave.
J
...
...J
1.00
If
He
Wants
"
The
Complete
Works,
Bring
Him
To
His
Favorite
Store
5
RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
STORE
"
JOHN
H.t
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
Esther
Moors
1.00
Mamie
McKay
1.00
IE
.
.
.
.
1.00
Learn
to
Dance
were
Master
John
Hajdukoyfch,
Miss
Mary
Hajdukovich,
Mrs.
H.
Vacura
and
infant,
Miss
N.
Miller,
Mrs.
H.
P.
Cahill,
O.
R.
Mc-Comb,
Mrs.
M.
Ashton,
Mrs.
M.
B
.McComb,
Mrs.
G.
Nelson,
Mrs.
D.
Olsen,
J.
H.
Shriaberg,
Mrs.
.
N.
A.
Robertson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
50
and
daughter.
W.
Hansen,
Mr.
Mrs-
A-
KemDan
oi
iwancnes-Whiffen,
O.
Moscrip,
R.
Traeger.
'
ter.
Past
president
of
the
Cath-Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Ormheim,
Fr
W.
hc
Women's
League,
said
the
Johnson,
L.
D.
Lycett,
Mr.
and
Royal
Commission
on
population
Mrs.
J.
D.
McKelvie,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
had
recommended
that
national
R.
Birtch,
C.
J.
Curtin,
J.
J.
health
service
officials
be
pre-Williams,
D.
Hartley,
D.
Peace,
pared
to
offer
birth-control
ad-J.
Strachan.
i
vice
to
any
married
couple
want-
.
!ing
it.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Kath-
j
She
contended
mat
if
this
were
Stanley
Dixon
Perry
Bolton
.
Robin
Bolton
.
Perry
Alexcee
K.,
Hayashl
...
Gordorv
Dipon
.
Nellie
Dixon
..
2.0(1
2.00
jj
2.00
2.00
'
1.00
1.00
;
Expert
instruction
in
Fox
Trot,
Waltz,
Jive
;
Rhumba,
Tango
Private
Lesson's
,
-;.
Far
appointment
Oreen
491
PRINCE
RUPERT
DANCE
STUDIO
leen,
Capt.
G.
O
.Huehe?.
arrived
put
into
effect,
Roman
Catholic
;
s
.
Danlz
i
nn
1
00,
Edwin
Sorge
..
Leslie
Woods
J.
A.
Virfeldt
Ha;
el
Angus
5.00
in
pvii,
at
w.oK
a.m.
rTiaav
irom
doctors,
nurses,
mid
wives
and
Vancouver,
sailing
at
11.30
a.m.
health
visitors
could
not
accept
for
Alaska
points.
This
is
the
office
in
N.H.S.
vessel's
second
voyage
this
year.
;
Mrs.
Kemball,
who
is
a
Man-Of
the
230
passengers,
214
were
Chester
Alderman,
said
that
what
round
trin
to-irists.
Passengers
the
commission
should
have
em-disembarking
here
included
Mrs
;
nha.sized
was
not
the
need
for
1.00
J.
C.
Benson
i
nr,
R.
L.
Lelghton
5.00
M.
Tanaka
1.00
Herbert
White
:
..:
:
birth
control
but
of
more
and
a.
iiunson,
c.
camobell.
J.
C
Bennet
and
Mrs.
Pritchard.
1
00
1.00
Charlie
CooDer
Hiroshi
Omorl
J.OO
xouruc.
jrom
aa
parw
ot
the
CQuld
be
b
M
North
American
continent
were
I
I
shown
on
the
passenger
list
of
j
;
I
the
Canadian
National
flagship
Skagway
with
a
full
load
of
pas-!
s.s.
Prince
George,
which
arrived
senders.
Reservations
for
the
j
here
Sunday
morning,
following
remaining
seven
voyages
indi-
CANNERY
WORKERS
WMENS
GUM
BOOTS
Rerj.:
.
1
rv
u
'A
I
i
i
a
special
nine-day
cruise
arrang-
cate
that
the
Prince
George
will
ed
by
the
Los
Angeles
Chamber
be
as
busy
this
summer
as
dur-of
Commerce.
The
popular
B
C.
ing
1948
and
1943.
Among
those
built
cruise
vessel
is
now
starting
due
on
ss.
Prlnc?
George
yester-
1
the
company's
regular
cruise
day
were
Sir
John
and
Lady
season
of
eight
round
voyages
to
Molesworth-St.
Aubyn,
of
Corn:
jliallalile
at
Hardware,
Paiot
Stores
and
UnUi
Dealers
j
Groduation
Photos.
Call
at
'
CHANDLER'S
STt'DIO
216
4th
St.
Ph.
Green
380
Open
evenings
by
appointment'
wall,
England,
and
B.
C.
Meder-myer,
Portland,
Oregon,
prominent
lumber
executive.
Weil
known
Vancouveritcs
making
$3:45
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,
t;
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!
.
the
ten-day
voyage
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dewey
Anderson.
.
$2.95
SPECIAL
WE
PAINT
and
DECORATE
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txterlor
or
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or
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