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ke
PTA
toy
Body
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
December
11,
1950
.
The
drive
Tor
members
is
s-mu
rgresingwiy
Terrace
Drama
Group
Formed
...
TERRACE
The
PluW.
r-J-.
MANY
ASCEND
SKI
MOUNTAIN
Prince
Rupert
is
full
of
people
who
have
not
ascended
the
mountain
overlooking
the
town-site
of
Prince
Rupert
but
several
were
enjoying
strolls
over
the
Climmlf
Cimno
rr1
.
1
I
Blackwood
On
Bridge
By
Eostey
Blackwood
RACE
Whether
or
not
to
Isabel
McCrimmon
Minneapolis
Bride
Junior
Citizens
In
Competition
i
m
nooinson
urn
pro-
accenturi
t
..,..u
..
..
was
was
the
purchase
or
a
for
use
in
the
elements;,
to
the
KtXZZ1.
Drama
Group
met
at
the
home
After
several
harjcU
in
a
game
with
three
players
i
tliis
years
project
01
me
on
ihelp
--
ue
.p,!t
The
wedding
of
Isabel
Forsyth
McCrimmon,
daughter
of
J.
D.
Local
businesses
and
institutions
which
will
be
host
to
pupils
'
"ui
una
Mrs.
Oeorse
firnnt
nn
,
bv
the
stalvmov
hnilt
rfupinT
tv..
i
Wnnm
hp
hod
tint
Irnnum
V.f
v.
nl
u.
.1.1
and
the
late
Mrs.
McCrimmon
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School
I
"-
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"-
-
""
""v
nuunii
UC1U1C,
mi.
uam.
me
OKI
inursday
evening
last
and
t
new
war"
rhe
,
scope
and
beauty
of
maetpi-
haA
tkn
naM
ftf
n
i
the
-
Other
contestants
slate
-of
officers
was
elected.'
the
vlew
came
as
a
surprise
For
mastf
pretty
well
Sized
oould
be
seen
in
the
dark
In-nicUons
would
be
sent
with
it
to
the
parents.
The
remaining
t-Teacher
Association
was
hly
discussed
at
Thurs-jl'g
monthly
meeting.
ith
the
government
pay-
Plan.5
wvr
morfo
v.
.December,
.ueeember,
weather
weather
was
was
of
Prince
Rupert,
to
James
Charles
Neurman
took
place
Saturday
in
a
Methodist
church
-
good,
up.
Two
of
them
were
rather
muddle-headed
and
l'ffi.Ulf'SSw'SS,
hal
death
of
the
third.
'"J;
production
in
Febniarv
ty
percent
of
the
total
children
four
years
and
7nH
I
at
Minneapolis.
others
in
the
course
of
rehearsal,
the
mountain
top
as
as
felt
leu
Dy
Dy
some
some
01
01
the
trie
Arrangements
for
th
fn.T
V
U
that
the
project
wm
the
bag!
l?.
l
he
third
player,
Mr,
Sharpe,
had
an
exalted
in
connection
with
Junior
Citizens'
Day
tomorrow
will
be
asked
to
present
written
comments
on
the
proceedings
of
the
day
is
they
experience
them.
This
will
aid
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
which
is
sponsoring
the
day,
in
entering
a
national
com-oetitlon
in
connection
with
Junior
Citizens'
Day
observaes.
Born
and
educated
here,
the
former
Miss
McCrimmon
worked
for
snrnp
time
with
the
Northern
r.hHc(m.
-n-
"
"""my
rat
for
an
organization
opinion
oi
nimseir
and
was
given!
a.
u.
Lang
WW
be
the
director
'
of
these
productions
and
OHvr
Terroc
Centre
-.....,.a
Jlee
were
made
a
to
browbeating
his
partner
and
had
Of
tho
A..
put
In
several
brilliantly
;B
c.
Pnwer
rnmmnv
War
As-
jenny
unaeriaKlng
Baxter
stage
manage,-.
It
was
decided
to
hold
another
meetina
soclation
and
the
members
w.'ll
successful
psychic
bids,
but
his
set8
Corporation
and
the
Do-luck
ran
out
on
this
one.
minion
Department
of
Transport
His
first
bid
of
a
club
was,
at
Digby
Island.
She
moved
to
next
Thursday
evening
at.
th
Director
Quits
As
there
as
not
a
large
enough
turn-out
of
Directors
of
the
Civic
Centre
to
hold
a
meeting
last
week,
one
has
been
called
for
this
evening
and
plans
will
be
"
me
uivie
Centre
nipht
f-r
this
onroose
The
P.T.A.
and
teachers'
to-
teas
maae
10
avert
a
cluD
opening
Minneapolis
about
three
years
lead.
His
Jump
rebid
of
two
ago
and
had
been
engaged
there
!
Want
Ads-
Sure
Results!
I
membership
does
not
I
fifty.
It
was
finally
de-fthat
the
school
board
jbe
asked
what
they
could
fute
towards
the
project
the
matter
rested
for
fi.e
r
-being.
jnieeung
was
held
in
th
iUnlon
Hall
and
was
prefer
by
Mrs
Dudley
G.
Lit-f.
Scutt
acted
as
secretary,
jmmlttee
reports
included
!a
successful
social
evening
;fcw
weeks
ago
and
Mrs.
C.
Dale
himself
had
taken
some
of
this
abuse
and
was
aching
for
revenge.
North
dealer.
Both
sides
vulnerable.
North
(Mr.
Phrw)
8
A
10
H
A
K
a
'
D
A
K
Q
10
8
3
C4t
T
V"t
tart
rMr.
Dalr
same
place.
The
new
slate
of
officers
include:
President
Roy
Wilson.
Vice-President
Mrs.
O.
Grant
Secretary
Mrs.
R.
Dubeau
Treasurer
Mrs.
6.
G.
Lang
made
for
the
New
Year's
Eve
Cabaret.
Nick
Schmeling
hav-l
as
secretary
for
a
labor
organi-
j
zation.
Further
details
of
the
wedding
have
not
yet
been
received
here.
.
wm
e
continued
in
the
New
Year
with
only
one
room
at
a
time
entertaining.
This
was
proving
a
popular
method
of
furthe-ing
the
aims
of
the
Association
in
fostering
good
will
and
co-operation
between
th
Prince
Rupert
Florists
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
777
Want
Ads,
Sure
Results!
hed
by
the
teachers
and
the
par-
S
i
9
racers
ana
the
Parents
A
school
operetta
is
being
plan-
1
1"
"n.
ne'P
make
the
em
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6
4
a
C
6
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H
Q
7
5
t)
6
C
A
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3
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i
2
spades
was
also
psychic
and
again
for
the
purpose
of
averting
to
lead,
plus
finding
out
if
his
partner
could
furnish
support
in
that
suit.
When
all
thi3
hocus-pocus
was
accomplished,
Mr.
Sharpe
made
the
bid
he
had
In
mind
all
the
time
six
no
trump.
Of
course
Mr.
Dale
opened
a
club,
but
note
that
if
any
other
suit
Is
opened
six
no
trump
cua
be
made.
Mr.
Sharpe
would
win
six
diamond
tricks,
two
hearts
and
four
spades.
But
why
talk
about
that?
Mr.
ing
resigned
as
director
of
the
Centre,
whether
to
replace
him
or
not
will
also
be
decided
at
this
meeting.
Rain
Follows
Terroce
Snow
TFRACK-Following
th
blizzard
and
heavy
snow
during:
the
week
rain
fell
Friday
and
Saturday
taking
away
a
lot
of
the
snow
but
leaving
the
streets
full
of
slush
with
deep
pools
of
water
m
l
It
was
decided
to
present
past
SSI
prr-siHpnt
nins
to
FINE
PRINTING
AT.
i
Ci
j
i
i
f.rrr.
t
.
i
egall
Printers
Presidents
of
the
Associotion
Mrs.
F.
Frank.
Mrs.
C.
R
New-houser,
Mrs.
VanStolk
and
Mr?
Alice
Campbell.
At
the
close
of
the
business
session,
quiz
games
were
enioved
and
the
merino
8
K
git
H
J
in
H
2
D
3
7
C
10
B
The
bidding:
North
KitKt
HiHitk
1
C
Pass
1
H
2
8
,
Pass
3
8
6
NT
Dbl.
All
Dan
I
A
AH
PHONE
21
H'mt
Pass
Pass
222
SECOND
AVE.
u
maKing
all
traffic
very
hazard
i
:
Dale
took
the
first
six
tricks
J1""'"
wan
reire.shments
i
-
.
Previous
hands
Mr;
Sharpe
Uvith
his
club
suit
for
down
five,
;
,
.
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Governmtnt
4
British
Columbia.
1400
points.
The
old
boy
pretended
to
be
confused.
He
fingered
the
long
line
of
juicy
undertricks
that
almost
spilled
over
the
edge
of
the
table.
"Let's
see,
now,"
he
said
Irritatingly,
"I
uh
believe
we
did
set
you,
did
we
not.
Mr.
CAFE
We
Specialize
In
Sharpe?"
"It
was
down
five,"
snapped
Mr.
Sharpe.
"How
much
Is
down
five?"
Mr.
Dale
asked.
"I
don't
think
DISHES
I
ever
.
.
."
j
"It's
1400,"'
said
Mr.
Dale's
I
partner
eagerly.
And
this
time
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
For
Outside
Orders
PHONE
133
OPEN
FROM
7:
JO
P.M.
to
3:30
A.M.
Mr.
Sharpe
was
silent.
One
thing
these
fellows
can't
Stand,
thought
Mr.
Dale,
Is
to
be
made
to
look
foolish.
Now
we
can
play
in
comparative
quiet.
But
he
was
wrong.
When
the
rubber
was
over,
Mr.
Sharpe
suddenly
remembered
an
Important
engagement
he
simply
had
to
keep
and
that
ended
the
game.
So
Beautiful
...
j
Pyrenees
Crash
Kills
6
Persons
and
with
27
Fine
Features"
The
New
...
McCLARY
"27"
Washing.
Machine
See
it,
and
you
will
say:
"It's
the
washer
that
has
EVERYTHING!"
PERPIGNAN,
France
O)
-
)
I
if)
7fT
DC-3
plane
on
Friday
crashed
V
o
into
Mount
Oullat
on
the
Span-
j
lsh
side
of
the
eastern
Pyrenees!
Mountains,
killing
at
least
six'
-person..Thre
others,
werej
In
jured.
The
plane
was
enroute
from
Perpignan
to
Casablanca.
0
J
McBride
Street.
Phone
311
Nurses'
Blood
Pressure
Soars
FORT
LEWIS,
Washington.
Just
about
the
reddest
face
in
Fort
Lewis
recently
belonged
to
Red
Cross
nurse
Pat
Johnson
of
Portland,
Ore.
Nurse
Johnson,
a
member
of
a
Red
Cross
team
taking
blood
donations
from
600
Canadian
special
force
soldiers
at
the
if
Sunbeam
Appliances
ir
Heoting
Pads
Waffle
Irons
camp,
paused
after
checking
a
soldier's
blood
pressure
to
ask:
"Have
you
been
to
see
your
'j
it
Irons
it
Toasters
-fc
Kettles
Silex
Electric
Coffee
Makers
Records
and
Players
medical
officer
lately?"
The
soldier,
with
his
tunic
and
all
evidences
of
rank
rpmnvcrl.
'shook
his
head.
i
s.i
iin
zw
it
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
"Not
recently."
he
said.
"Well,
you
should,'
said
Nurse
Johnson.
"Your
blood
pressure
Is
a
little
high.
Now
I
am
going
to
prick
your
finger
tip
slightly
with
this
little
knife.
It
won't
i
Keeping
milk
pure
begins
in
the
dairy
barns.
Many
parts
of
milking
machines,
cream
separators
and
other
equipment
are
made
of
Nickel
alloys
for
cleanliness
and
resistance
to
corrosion.
fa
hurt.
We
just
want
a
small
sample
of
your
blood
for
checking."
The
blood
donor,
Lt.
Col.
B.
L.
P.
Brosseau,
M.C.,
a
prominent
Montreal
doctor
and
officer
commanding
the
25th
Canadian
Army
Field
Armbulance,
r
no
longer
.
suppress
a
could
grin.
on
your
next
Then
he
told
her
who
he
was.
"Oh,"
said
Nurse
John.
"Oh,
oh,"
as
her
blood
pressure
rose.
CHARTER
FLIGHT
The
pipes
through
which
milk
is
pumped
from
one
place
to
another
in
the
modern
dairy
are
made
of
Inconel,
an
alloy
containing
a
high
percentage
of
Nickel.
Forty-three
years
of
research
have
uncovered
hundreds
of
uses
for
Nickel
in
the
United
States
and
other
countries.
Now
Nickel
exports
bring
in
millions
of
U.S.
dollars
yearly.
These
dollars
help
pay
the-
wages
of
the
14,000
Nickel
employees
in
Canada
and
also
help
pay
Canadian
railway-men,
lumbermen,
iron
and
steel
workers
and
other
men
and
women
making
supplies
foi
the
Nickel
mines,
smelters
and
refineries.
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MM
EVERY
LIFE
c
CHARTER
FLIGHT
PLANES
available
for
O
Aerial
Surveys
O
Aerial
Photography
O
Private
Charter
O
Timber
Cruising,
etc.
ALL
INTERIOR
AND
COASTAL
POINTS
For
RATES
INFORMATION
RESERVATIONS
PHONE
476
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
AIRLINES
LTD.
Milk
storage
tanks
like
these
are
shin
ing,
spotless,
hygienic
inside
and
out
because
they're
made
of
Chromium?
Nickel
Stainless
Steel..
Jmf
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
That
Is
Our
First
Aim
Phone
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
"I'hr
KamtiHr
if
full,
rme.
tat!
hr
ww
I
in
trfhru
m
40fmr
tmntHi4.
E
INTERNATIONAL
NICKEL
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED,
25
KING
STREET
WEST,
TQRONTO
v
nr
.
.
6
j
Kiiias
&
Christopher
eidg.
mm
h.'
"
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air
r
pa
tnvtw
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