Prince
Uupctt
Datlp
J3rtos
,ts
Thursday,
July
8,
1948
I
I
Wy
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STUDENTS
Local
News
Items
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NOW
WHILE
STOCKS
OF
OCR
FAMOl
S
McLEOD
RIVER
HARD
COAL
ARE
Enrolment
Figures
at
School
Board
Meeting
Douglas
Frizzell
of
this
city'
Limited
yardage
of
gabar-
was
a
recent
visitor
at
Jasper
dine
cloth
available,
W.
R.
John-
Population
of
the-
city's
four
public
schools
was
1,132
during
J.une,
according
to
the
reports
of
CARD
OF
TH
ANKS
Mrs.
Furniotis
wishes
to
acknowledge
her
gratitude
to
the
many
kind
friends
for
expressions
of
sympathy
and
beautiful
floral
tributes
received
in
the
death
of
her
beloved
aunt,-Mrs.
Xenaki,
and
to
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergir
and
staff
of
Prince
Rupert
Gen
ston
hue;
alao
tuxedo
broadcloth,
extra
trousers
included.
Pete
Cravetto,
208
Fourth
St
principals
read
at
last
night's
Park
Lodge.
If
you
would
like
a
Sunday
delivery
of
Milk
and
Cream
during
the
summer
months,
please
phone
Valentin
Dairy,
657.
(161)
COMPLETE
1,1'MP,
EGO,
School
Board
meeting.
Rural
(160!
r
I
1,
jsi-
school
population
totalled
74.
At
Booth
Memorial
High
KQCALLV
.
.
.
THERE
IS
A
TYPE
i
If
,
A
flltt7
r
?l
AM
1
eral
Hospital
for
services
and
assistance.
Miss
Betty
Garner
sailed
last
School,
according
to
Principal
A.
M.
Hurst,
the
enrolment
was
483,
with
26(i
in
the
junior
high
and
ATTENTION
ODDFELLOWS!
Bus
will
leave
hall
at
2
p.m.,
July
10,
for
Terrace,
for
joint
Installation
of
officers
of
Terrace
and
Prince
Rupert
Lodges.
Rebekahs
and
husbands,
Odd
night
on
the
Prince
George
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
TOO
LA
1
1
TO
CLASSIFY
217
in
the
senior.
At
Borden
Street
elementary
Mrs.
Jerry
Lemire
and
small
WANTED
Home
for
Persian
kitten.
Apply
1425
2nd
Av.
West,
or
phone
Red
9G8.
160i
4-
I
.BERT
&
CAFFERY
jl,IllTII
llOSE
116
son
left
this
afternoon
by
air
on
a
three
weeks'
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver.
fellows
and
wives
invited.
Initiatory
and
second
degrees
will
be
conferred.'
(160)
Mrs.
M.
Cottle
and
daughter,
school
the
enrolment
was
185
and
the
attendance
percentage
93.
Conrad
Street
had
an
enrolment
of
203
with
an
attendance
percentage
il
95
and
King
Ed
SLACKS
at
their
best
for
'
STYLING
for
'
WORKMANSHIP
for
'
VALUE
Gabardines,
Worsteds,
Covert
Cloths,
Flannels
.
.
.
SLACKS
.
.
.
in
the
most
popular
colors,
beautifully
tailored
and
expertly
styled
and
in
values
that
we
are
proud
to
recommend.
Pure
Wool
Gabardines
FOR
SALE
Davenport,
with
box
for
bedding;
chiffonier;
porcelain
top
table
and
chairs,
bird
cage:
2-burner
clectri?
Carol
Anne,
who
have
been
visiting
the
former's
parents,
Mr.
!
COMMITTEES
and
Mrs.
Fred
Thornton,
left
ward
an
enrolment
of
2G1
with
a
percentage
of
attendance
of
95.
I
Enrolment
at
the
four
rural
schools
was
as
follows:
Port
Simpson,
10:
Port
Essington,
34;
plate;
numerous
other
articles.
today
by
air
to
return
to
their
home
at
New
Westminster.
They
Leaving
city.
Apply
No.
2
Hti-gerson
Black.
lltiU)
For
Moose
Women
Are
Named
By
Board
Announcements
All
tdvMtliremrnw
i
this
column
111
b
oharged
for
full
montb
t
2b
cnuti
word
were
accompanied
by
Miss
Mar
IN
LINE
FOR
THRONE
Baby
Richard
Paul
George
Andrew,
born
to
Lady
Katharine
Brand-ram
in
a
London
nursing
home,
1
fourth
In
line
of
succession
to
the
Greek
throne.
Lady
Katharine
assumed
British
nationality
when
she
married
a
British
citizen,
but
was
given
the
title
of
a
duke's
daughter
At
the
regular
meeting
of
the
Digby
Island,
18
and
Port
Edward
12.
jorie
Thornton
who
will
visit
In
the
south
for
the
next
month.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Martin
F
Stuart
Loyal
Order
of
Moose
public
Women
of
the
Moose
Wednesday
night
at
the
Moose
Temple,
and
familv
left
last
night
nni
basket
picnic
excursion
to
Tcr-
Senior
Regent
Mrs.
Thomas
the
Prince
George
on
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver,
QUEEN
CONTEST
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERT.
A
LEE
ace
August
1.
Catholic
ba.Lo.AV,
October
6
Glenn
in
the
chair,
the
follow
ing
chairmen
for
the
ensuing
and
7.
(168)
year
were
named:
3VS
.
B
?
Five
School
Girls
Contenders
in
Port
Queen
Popularity
Contest
Queen
Mary
I.O.D.E.
Bazaar,
Q.
When
staying
at
a
hotel,',
doesn't
a
person
have
the
priv-j
liege
of
rebuking
an
employee
i
Hospital
Guild
Mrs.
Home.
October
20.
by
the
king.
However,
according
to
Greek
law,
she
remains
Princess
Katharine
of
Greece,
a
sister
to
the
king
of
the
Hellenes
and
her
son
is
fourth
in
line
for
the
throne.
Academy
of
Friendship
Mn.
for
impudence
or
some
RASHES
A
five-way
popularity
contest
Lundstrom.
will
decide
who
will
be
Prince
Library
Mrs.
J.
G.
Viereck.
Membership
Mrs.
T.
Chrlstof
f
.
Rebekah
Fall
Bazaar,
November
S.
Canadian
Legion
W.A.
Bazaar,
November
10.
Presbyterian
Fall
Bazaar,
No.
Rupert's
Port
Queen
next
Aug
peite
ust
20.
The
girls
who
will
take
A.
A
far
better
plan
is
to
make
a
complaint
to
the
clerk
at
the
desk.
Q.
If
a
young
man
deliber
re
often
a
imi
n!
niwt
dittmtinn.
Sm
how
quickly
this
tviw
of
raatl
of'''
iliP-prars
af
trr
the
line
or
Baby
Own
Tablet.
I'Wasant
to
take,
easily
crushed
to
a
powder
if
desired,
these
little
tablets
sweeten
up
b
b'
stomach
and
clear
out
irritating
material
that
alo
may
be
causmK
gas.
fe-verishneBS
and
freif
uineaa.
Gel
Baby
s
Own
NEW
TEACHERS
18.
ir
part
have
been
selected
by
their
school
mates
from
the
city's
four
public
schools
and
Annunciation
Catholic
school.
ately
breaks
a
date
with
a
gin.
Mooseheart
Mrs.
Wm.
Terry.
Publicity
Mrs.
Ritchie.
War
Relief
Mrs.
Faught.
Child
Care
Mrs.
W.
V.
Tat-tersal.
Ritual
Mrs.
Knowles.
Cambral
Chapter,
I.O.D.E.
Bale
L
,1
Appointment
to
School
Teaching
Fosls
Made
without
a
plausible
excuse,
then
or1
57
E
"ZZSzZ.
asks
her
for
another
date,
w.-at,
November
25th.
if
Selected
to
compete
are
Shirley
in
Liht
Brown,
dark
Brown
and
Fawn.
Priced
from
$15.50
to
$16.50
Pure
Wool
Covert
Cloth
in
Light
Brown
$12.95
Pure
Wool
Herringbone
Worsted
in
Dark
Brown
$16.25
Pure
Wool
Flannels
in
Med.
Grey
$11.50
I
Hi
According
to
the
number
of
Haugan,
King
Edward
School;
should
she
do?
A.
Decline
the
invitation,
if
she
has
any
pride.
Moosehaven
Mrs.
Thomby.
Alumnae
Mrs.
S.
Haugan.
teachers'
resignations
received
Marjorie
Tatlersall,
Booth
High
NEW
NUMBER
FUNERAL
HELD
so
far,
three
replacement
teach-
School;
"Agnes
Macintosh,
Bor
for
Social
Service
Mrs.
Hamilton.
Home
Making
Mrs.
B.
J.
Ba
."Chicken
in
the
Rough'
J
Final
Rites
for
Mm.
Katherine
Xenaki
TRY
A
CLASSIFIED
AD!
ers
will
be
needed
for
the
Booth
den
Street
School;
Marion
Wat-High
School
staff,
and
one
for
son,
Conrad
Street
School,
and
the
elementary
schools,
School
Margaret
Gibson,
Annunciation
Board
was
advised
last
night.
School
con.
...
Funeral
of
tiie
late
Mi.
Xen
?
to
tase
nome
i
CALL
RED
"03
J
.CIVIC
CENT
R
E
S
Ear!?
in
the
19501
Hem,
K.em..
tuned
I
w.dt
rang-
ot
t.,r,
Ped
k
pi
deljc.it
aki,
a
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
t
There
have
been
eigh
tresigna-
The
Queen
will
be
chosen
by
a
experimenting
in
the
Heinz
UDotaioncj
(puuun.g.,
i
I
,
.
,
.
rnnvrntfOtlind
,
for
18
years,
who
died
In
hos-
tions
and
five
new
appoint-;
D0Dularilv
conU.st
to
be
held
at
ineir
odich
i"""
-
...
JDININ
C,
II
0
0
M
Canned
baty
iooai
ui
pital
here
on
July
1
at
the
age
ments.
'lhe
caoitol
Theatre
at
a
date
aiesi
appointments
are
uiuscet
Q
ftn
nounced.
Winner
of
of
Miss
Enid
Ball
of
Vancou
!
the
popularity
contest
will
be
ver,
commercial
teacher,
Booth
Prince
Rupert
Florists
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
777
Flowers
For
All
Occasions
,
crowned
Port
Queen
on
the
eve
of
Port
Day.
The
four
other
of
69,
was
held
Wednesday
afternoon
from
B.C.
Undertakers'
Grenvllle
Court
Chapel.
Many
friends
attended
the
rites
which
were
conducted
by
Rev.
Basil
S.
Prockter
of
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral.
Interment
took
place
at
Fair-view
Cemetery.
Among
the
pall
Memorial
High
School;
A.
Kar-ashowsky,
Vancouver,
junior
high;
Henry
Pluyn,
Vancouver,
contestants
will
act
as
princesses.
R.
G.
Moore,
principal
of
King
Edward
School
.is
chairman
of
Grade
Eight,
and
Miss
Adella
TJ.jiitrlonM
Turrapp
itlpmpntarv
shows
T
v.nrnnvprlthe
Port
Queen
committee.
D
w
m-.
ii:EEEEEE
7Z
f
bearers
were
four
grandsons
oi
deceased,
George
Furnitotis,
Frank
James,
Tom
James,
Steve
has
been
appointed
to
teach
at
arrangement,
tor
the
Digby
island
school.
the
girls
are
being
made
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Business
and
Pro-
'fessional
Women's
Club.
NEW
rR.
Rl'PF.RT
BOOKLET
I
A
meeting
of
the
girls
has
been
SALT
LAKES
FERRV
SCHEDULE
Daily
except
Mon.
&
Tues.
Leave
Cow
Bay
Floats
Wed.,
Thurs.,
Fri.
2:30,
4:30,
6:30,
7
.10.
Saturday
Every
hour
from
10:30
a.m.
SAVOY
I
James
and
William
Scuby
and
,
,
p-
'
jt
partner
to
trot
4
xquiiit
Etixabsth
sr
i'tof
lovelineif.
Kit
aiturei
you
you
8
Iwtisrever
Gus
Genis.
I
called
for
Friday
ni,ght
at.
During
the
ceremony
in
the
'
is
Cat
aConuouca
atutu
4
4e
Oner
Civic
Centre.
chapel
the
hymns
"Abide
With
Me"
and
"How
Sweet
the
Clos
naturally
(ood.
he
Sunday
Continuous
from
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
.
ftDU
10:00
a.m.
Last
boat
returns
10
p.m
best-
commend
Henx
.
-rpferre-
wrfetre
of
photographs
from
big
panic
at
Babine
Lake
to
sunset
at;
Prince
Rupert.
!
The
folder
Is
primarily
pro-
ing
Hour"
were
sung
by
the
congregation.
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gilkcr
was
organist.
vhere
re
S)row
or
rfi
Jtd
rtatvrol
rowtud
,
rs
every"
the
v.hole
idea
was
conceived,
designed,
composed
and
set
up
in
Prince
Rupert
is
additional
cause
for
gratification,"
said
Mr.
Applewhalte.
Adults
50c.
I'nder
16,
25c
I
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
W
fl
j
I
i
!
.
e''ou.
mothers
sur
a.
u,nv
NJ
f.
h
ol
ki
in.
triL
tnc
wit
too.
in
ti
cook
furct
juice
chose
t
first
Baby
V
said
they
Return
Return
Tickets
good
only
on
day
purchased.
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
arenl
But
doctors
Baby"--
be-
Hem'--'
tm
tll-cesuon
Drugs
.
ntiaiivj
recognize
un;
-
their
doctor
.-J-
.'
Beautiful
floral
tributes
were
,
nu,u()nai
and
largely
devoted
to
received
as
follows:
'pictures.
Persons
Interested
m
The
Family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chas
m(jrc
delaiiPCi,
factual
inf
urniu-Johanson
and
Irwin.
Mrs.
Pen-
ll()n
may
0tjt,ajn
it,
from
the
Pub-off
and
family,
Bea
Marshall
and
lic
Relalions
Council,
the
City,
Mrs.
Longwill.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
or
lne
juruor
or
Senior
Cham-Pavlikls
and
family,
John
Fur-
bpr
of
commerce,
all
of
which
niotis
and
family,
Anne
and
Sev
bodics
co.0rdinate
their
pro-
.
a
u
n
Salad
Dressing
!
better
witn
,
.u.
mothers
s
.
.
0
the
r
3v
1
1
motional
activities
through
the
i
the
f
i
f(:'"7rT
I77S
V
;
IcKENZIE
:
INITURE
Limited
Dominato,
Gus
and
Nora
Btrom-dahl.
Fanny
and
family
(Vancouver
i,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hartwig
!
and
family,
Mrs.
Postula
and
!
Martha,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Christo-ipher
and
family
(Vancouven,
'
r
r
II
..
ofHeinx.Thy
',57"
U
"Pi-
of
purity.
rrdti.
nu
ormity
Public
Relations
Council.
I
The
Public
Relations
Council
desires
as
wide
a
circulation
us
i
possible
but
points
out
that
some
$2500
is
invested
in
the
i
publication
and
so
the
public
is
i
asked
to
take
only
as
many
ptoce
proce.
VICUU
tins
w
fresh
i
miners
the
im
him
Ht.
Onljr
fruitt
M
Foodl.
chosen
t
they
are
tended
b
the
supei
When
the
ftction.
t.
like
prer.il
ot
flavour
i
kitchens.
Whisked
and
fruits
a
trimmed
an
and
vitamit.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
KUlas
ana
uiiim
l
Vancouver).
Dolly
and
Harry
SHAKE
may
let
lot:
aR.,M
r
L"(Lt
jhZmi
'A?
.hTi
'.
vour
FABRICS
copies
as
can
be
used
to
the
ad
t
SH
AKES
that
wlil
a
nose
SIMMER
I
S27
JrdAve.
Nelson
and
family,
Lillian
Williams
and
Mary.
Bill
Scuby,
L.
Postak
and
family.
Capt
and
Mrs
Peterson,
Ruth
and
Spl'.'J
Postula,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ladicos
and
family
(Vancouver),
NanR,
Johnny
and
Boyo
Gurvlch.
Baby
vantage
of
the
community.
Until
the
bulk
of
the
order
has
been
received,
distribution
will
be
spread
out
thinly.
Some
eight
thousand
copies
have
already
been
spoken
for
by
240
Chambers
of
Commerce,
Information
bureaus
and
transportation
coin-nanles
in
Canada
as
well
usj
sheJ.
io
Vc(
mineral
I.UIIIII
Osses
to
a
minimum,
nu
inaredienu
ait
I
w.tef
aJded
and
aU
ingredients
ate
water
II
add
I
mistering
'Independence'
Day
f"'
.
..
.
l
tl.
-
mm
IRON
FEi-EMAN
NEW
YORK
A
700-worci
ni-
travel
ana
pmer
agentico
.
tide
from
the
Canadian
Infor-
united
States,
Alaska
and
Great
Service
office
here
style.
Britain.
matlon
Som
"on
Day
as
"Canada's
In-
Secretary
E.
T.
Applewhite
dence
Day"
and
goes
or.saicl
today
that
the
Public
Re-
to
sav
it
is
impossible
to
pick
'
latlons
Council
Is
justly
proud
particular
point
in
of
this
release
and
hopes
tha
out
any
Canadian
history
at
which
her
all
Prlnce
Rupert
citizens,
and
?Sn2S?..
status
was
particularly
those
who
helped
present
(Canada
s
v
lt
make
QJ.
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