Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
February
IT,
I960
"
'
n
tec
To
the
sweet
music
of
"Peace,
Tff!,v
rw.r,.
.,,.
..
.
Prrfeet
Peace'
the
casket
was
sefhy
"2
Verf
Tin"
slowly
borne
from
the
church
and
Percy
)r
Mr
DrTwthe
er
by
the
pallbearers-Oeorge
Mc-
and
Edtr.i
Watson
Kirbrt
Adams,
Thomas
Fra.ser.
George
Noble's
and
iai
k
Vwl
,
peters,
B.
R.
Dodds,
T.
E.
Brooks
bc
Hoi
ut
f
5,
SouSbnk-and
W.
Robin
for
iu
nnul
of
dT
and
"u
lp
"
.
rllnir
t)l:ic
in
t.h.
IToli.m
"I
rLter&,
JJ1
and
race
Mrs.
Jones
Is
Laid
At
Rest
1
Don
Forward,
-
general
secre-'
tary
of
the
Civic
Centre.'returnejJ,-to
the
city
Thursday)
night
from;
't'
Ketchikan
after
travelling
with
-
'
the
Ffince
Rupert
JeU
Q
Me(JiT-
Mrs,
R.
G.
Lai'EP
Svrt
TVinmn-
cemetery.
,
Son,
Alex
MaeKenylo
unri
f-m-
,
Laid
al
vice
in
Church
Rt.
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,
kat-'-a
and
the
Alaska
city.
The
Cordon,
Earl
Gordon.
Mr.
and
ctarW
SmitS
DT'
Mrs.
W.
Antilla
of
bouthbank,
L
W
Kern
rv
M',m
and
John
Gordon
or
Calory.
5y
V
h,,
f
C.
A.
Berner
of
Prince
Rupert
Mrs
r,!
l
J!"?
'
i
Bishop
of
Caledopia,
who,
as
a
feU-.
return
to
Prince
Rupertn,,
r-
,
,
,
the
Princess
Norah
tomorrow.
.
s
fr
the
late
Prmce
Ku-
'"
also
present
t
the
funeral.
Bati.
Rowland,
B.C.
Stuart
of
1
1
n
-ri
f"nrni
."
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t
n
r
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m
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it
ti"
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r
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y
si
y
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I
.
,
?
f
.
f
led
'f
"
Jean
and
Lor"a.
Marshall
Wells
froon
in
St-
way
east
I
B.C.
Ltd.;
Skeena
Federal
Lib-
."".-"
me
uue
wir.
uorcion
nod
es-.erul
;
A.s.soeiit.inn
sa
nih
:-an
tm
"
laonwicu
a
mvciy
iiume
on
uie
rummers,
Greer
and
Rriflflen
yuuiig
recuir
ciinuuiaea
i-ne
mar-,
riage
of
deceased
al
Lloydminster
j
lhlrty-thrw
years
ago,
officiated
at
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cath-ledral
tills
afiornoon
at
the
f
tin-'
eral
of
the
lute
Mrs.
Durothy
ILewLs
Jones,
former
Fthool
1
teacher
and
business
woman,
iwho
passed
away'
earlier
in
the
week.
Many
friends
formed
the
j
congregation
which
gathered
to
iPay
final
U
iliutes
of
esteem
and
respect.
I
Peter
Lien
presided
at
li.c
ornrin
(.o
nrccimpany
the
hvmns
'
I
which
were
"Unfai
Hie
Hills"
and
j
"Abide
With
Me."
ids
of
south
shore
of
Lakelse
Lake
Prince
Rupert
Guide
Co
,
Edith
,
friendly
word
wnere
ne
snerit
most
of
his
time
Horace,
Marjorie
and
Vauchan
wi'li
whom
ne
from
purly
Rprng
to
ale
fllll
Tattersal,
Fred
Seadden
June
Wreaths
01
Known
to
all
the
Lakelse
resl-jElsa,
Dai-nc
and
Clarence
Hilda
of
early
spun
,
uenus
antj
regarded
affection-,
.and
Bill,
Kelly
Doul
is
Co
chancel,
pul-
ateiy
by
them
all,
his
passim?
I
Trinee
Rupert
bally
News
Mr
indows
of
the
wlu
be
felt
keenly
by
them
all
'and
Mrs.
H.
G
Perry
Mr'
and
when
once
again
the
season
1
Mrs.
o.
A.
Hunter
F.diiri
rx'.hhio
s
f
tribute
to
pens
up
there.
j
skeena
Merehantile,
George
and
Among
those
who
sprit
floral
Betty
MeAduiiis,
Norma,
Mrs.
W.
1
Bbh")
GiD-i:li
"that
vvv
tributes
were:
'
Antiunion,
Terrace,
Jobs
of
the
calibre
loving
wife
May,
Jerry
Daughters.
Delist
Chapter
No.
His
I
A
f
A
l
I
the
World
10-
,
p.,,.,
Rhhv
nnrt
T
nnrlp
1.
Mary
and
Tommy
Brown,
;
Following
the
.service
in
the
1
Cathedral,
interment
was
made
jin
Fairvlrw
Cemetery.
Pallljear-
ers
were
P.
H.
Llnzey,
W.
M.
l"'111:'
'
.
u.
nnve
and
Wallv.
Jack?
and
fain-
Wmpseati--Lodge
No.
58,
A.F.
lis
Wiu
1
...
...
.
(r!M,npvl
Mr
flnrt
Ml.s
t
M.
Mrs-.
W.
MiieDunald
and
always
saw
hi'
Evelyn,
Staff
of
Gil'l''.
Laura
and
Alex
Mitchell,
J
Watts.
lugl:i.s
Wood,
R.
G.
fWp-
i
IT'
ri,.rri,.n'.
llirHwnro
Mr
on.l
Mrs.
UPorj'e
Hill.
Sr..
Gordon.
i,nio
me
.
A
1
rwiinni.
nnri
fnmiiv
Miii
y
and
(.harles
Forbes-Aniv
kins.
Alf
Rivett
and
James
Clark,
j
Many
beautiful
floral
tributes
testifed
to
the
esteem
and
re-
j
spect
in
which
deceased
whs
held.
M(.
were
sung
'
'
an
D".-
Stevenson,
George
Mr
Mrg
H
A
Domlnato
rrm"""'
l'rr,.j
rmli
.h
Mr.
nur.
Jn
Miunieil
and
famllv.
an.
EXERCISE,
SWEETBR1AR
UNDERWAY
As
Exe
rclse
Sweetbrlar
got
under
way
Penguin
snowmobiles
0
fthe
Princess
Patricia's
Canadian
Lig
ht
Infantry
rattled
up
the
Alaska
Highway,
north
of
Whltehorse
to
comedo
grips
with
the
"enemy"
which
is
attacking
southwards
from
Alaskd.
The
above
Canadian
Army
photo
shows
"D"
Compa
ny
of
the
"
Pats"
roaring
over
the
rugged
terrain
I
ney
Roald,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
r,mmv
Winnie
Black,
Dr.
'Mills,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Johansen
and
"Mrs.
Jens
Munthe,
Evelyn
and
Irvine.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
,J.
A.
Mrt-
"
Sluart.
Emi'y
and
.51
A
IE
Lindsay.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
""""
"1'lt1'.
Jonn
CHANDLERS'
PORTRAIT
STUDIO
Film
Finishing
Rnlargln
Flash
PtiBto
lake
at
Heme
Phone
Oreen
3S9
Bl
4tn
Si
.
PH1NC
RUPERT,
B
C,
north
of
Whltehorse.
Uiwrnnn
Vlr
ana
Mrs.
Oscar
"r"'
nany
nciison
una
a.uh
iVr
...in
ur
win
Rnh.
family,
Ann
ana
uod
marker,
inson.'Mr.'and
Mrs
.J.
M.
Mac-
BUI.
Caroline
ami
John
Lambie;
The
Right
for
Your
Radio
ANCE
TAX
I'KEPAKKD
itTl.MKK
N-ar
('KHK
'
Cambral
delegate,
to
the
provincial
LODE,
convention
in
the
Vancouver
Hotel
in
April.
The
organization
accepted
two
Mrs.
G.
G.
Withers
Elected
Regent
(Cahadian
Army
Photo)
Axel
Olson
Hos
Birthday
Party
TERRACE.
Celebrating
his
birthday
on
Tuesday
l
ist,
Alex
Olson
was
agreeably
surprised
when
Mra.
'-Krumm
entertained
a
number
of
his
friends
to
an
intosh
and
Jack,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M;'
a
Cordon,
Harry,
J.
Simpson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
M.
Po"v
,ld
Mary
Astoria.
Jack
Ray,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dickens,
sr..
'ld
I?1'!n",
M!:Rae'
Jl!df
nd
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Eddie
Gladding.
M!;S1V,W-
,
.
Fu'll)n
a"d
lmil!-Mr.
dlth
and
Jim
and
Mrs.
H.
S.
Parker,
Mr.
Greer,
Fraser
and
and
Mrs.
C.
Q.
Ham,
Mr.
and
p,a5"le
a,,d
families
Tom
John-
r..,..
...
j
...
stone,
and
famllv.
Dorothv
and
applications
for
membership
and
alo
announced
that
a
dinner
A
Complete
Overhaul
At
Eight.enth
annual
meeting
of
"
V"
"l
MIS.
U
n.
CIKIIIS,
mr.
KI1U
Wits.
,
,...-
-
-
rnmhral
ehonl
Imnerlnl
ter
holictuys.
RADIO
evening
of
cards
and
fun.
The
living
room
was
decorated
with
white
streamers
and
the
place
KEN'S
Cool
Strike
Hits
Fomily
Larder
'i
"i!"
S!"h
wf-
S?
HHen
FrlsPr'
Rila
and
A1
Sheardown.
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire
U',dy
and
I'orIaine
Johnstone
-
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
G.
M
n'd
Mr
Anton
Dvhaven
Prfest
Ul)bj;-.'and
Lou
O-Withers
Wednesday
night
and
Mr'
and
Mrs
Tom
Mr'
Felsenthal,
Mr
51rt
tonkins
and
Mrs-
Wilson
Murray
Mr.
elecUon
of
officers
Uiok
place,
Mr
Mr,
r
r
and
Mr?'
Howard
mil
Mr
and
a,ld
M,s
A
0
Bi.rtlett.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Withers
was
elected
Regent
Mrs.
ormanBuke?
'
Mr
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
jc
1
Mrs.
C.
G.
Ham
as
honorary
Mr.
a
Mrtm,n
nrt
famllv
C
lift
Burtlelt,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
M.
"Bent.
CLINIC
i
cards
at
the
supper
table
were
I
valentine
motifs
and
red
and
John
F.
l
Hughes,
O.Cn
fbH
21-22
Besner
Block
mne
BLUB
448
far
OFFICE
CLOSED
During
Cold
Weather
Open
Again
About
'
;
End
of
February
r
light
of
which
was
the
cutting;
of
Valentine
cards.
Delicious'
PORT
MARION,
Pa.
The
problem
of
food
during
the
strike
of
90,000
soft
coal
miners,
is
at
Call
Blue
992
90
Day
Guarantee
For
Satisfactory
Service
118
2nd
Ave.
W.
Blur
9
refreshments
were
served,
high-!
and
serving
oP&
beautiful
birth-
1
Othere
elections
were:
"
times
acute.
The
seven
children
First
Vice-Reuent.
Mrs.
W.
A..
day
oake
made
by
the
hostess.
IRRIVED
McBroom.
lamily
of
Joe
Konickl,
for
ex-
ample,
has
seen
no
meat
for
a
Second
Vice-Regent,
Mrs.
N.
R.;
Youn
month.
Fie
owes
$300
to
a
grocery
"'
,
,
Joe
was
asked
what
the
fam-
c
I
Secretary,
Mrs.
G.
P.
Lyons.
.
-JllB,
d0ndcd
on
chlcfly.
Assistant
Secretary,
Mrs.
-C.
G.
!.
saW
Jw
mon
the
guests
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
G.
Campbell,
Mr.
and
tvlrsR.
Spark.es,
Mr.
and
Mrs.,
F.
Baker,
Mr.,
and
Mrs.
F.
Olsen,
Mr.
and
Mr
Perduz.l,
Mrs.
Loen,
Alee'
Craig.
'
,
ime
in
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
M.
Watts
and
J
i-!n.
family,
Mr.
and
Mr.
Strachan.t
C.
W.
NI.:kerson
k.imI
Mrs.
Mary.
Margaret;
Mr.
'and
Mrs.
Kineadf
Mr
ynd
Mrs.
M.
J
Cromp,
George,
Edith
and
Don;
Saunders,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
C:i-net
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
F.
Feasby,
Mr.
Montgomery,
Kilselas
Lodpe
Nq.
and
Mrs.
R.
P.
James
and
fam-;i23
A.
f
.
Si
A.
M.
Terrace,
Mr.
ily,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gllroy
Smith.;
and
J
B.
MeK
"
n
id
James,
Jim
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hallberg,
Mr.
and;
End
Elsie
Smith
.
Mrs.
DeWagd,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ole,
Stegavlg
and
Olaf,
Mr.
and
Mrs.lgrh
Weddinq
George
Frizzell,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.
3
,
Arthur
H.
SUversldes
and
Ho-!
Anniversary
71
rt
j
JUNEAU.
The
second
annual
1
waterfowl
inventory
in
Alaska
places
the
totil
at
about
300.000
Concentrates
Of
j
Vivian
Wralhall.
.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
L.
Griffith.
I
Echoes
Secretary,
Mrs.
Chai'ios
Stokoe.
Dav
south.
The
estimate
win
nora,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Fltzzger
'is.
wintering
from
Bristol
Premier
.1
aid,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
W.
Lefler,
,
..
..
.
...
"
..
wa,"H
ueurer,
Mrs.
lnomns
,,.
iUa
nir
Rmwr,.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bart
Hedstrom
BntI
MtMeeklll.
...
...a
l,l,h
nnHh
nl
Nnmp.
I
and
"","
.
"
V1
"
"'l'
,
Ta
,'i
Marking
the
golden
jubilee
of
;
"..
;,.",,.
'.
,l-'Vih
ii-
Dick,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lee
Lead
and
r.inc
concentrates.
.,
uieir
six
v-cil
1
11
v.enu'iiK
anni-
.....
1
r.
n
",,r
-v-
-
Forbes.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
iviuo-
-
"
uu;
v
c...
u
miri
Ullllllie
o;
......
n.,;.,..l..
Moll
.r.lc
ujpr
I
VlTtif
TV
VP.
I'l'd'lU
Pull'
K
1-UIV1
.
.
.
U.Ml.l
1
VlllM.Tlll.l.
mail'iMio
sallcm.
Mr.
and
Mrs
u.
vv.
.
.
en
a
over
activities
since
mceiVwon
7
,
-,
1,.,
,v.u.
numVirr
I
made
at
the
plant
of
the
Sllhak
Premier
Mines
Ltd.;
are
of
a
higher
grade
than
those
ob-
C.
P.
pairiCK
lor
years
was
in
me
in
Mareh
19S2.
.wm
art
h
M
.
"
Inhnntnn
Mr
And
Mr
i
TV
'
1-
111
Ol
III
III
"
jAined
pviouala-4iie-
jr;cja
t
i.
Balagno
and
family,
Mr.
and
"'-'
01
uie
iu.iu.ms
oepaii-
Lyons.
In
celebration
of
Cam-Mrs.
Phil
Llnzey,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
m
,1t
n
,-'-
Kii'kuu-i.-k
was
fcra.s-
birthday,
a
dinner
is
plan-Martin
Erlckson
and
family,'
Prince
Kupei
s
Hist
woman
Ile1
to.
Uie
Mart-j,
meeting
in
the
simt-tlewn
while
metallurgical
i
results
have
also
Improved,
an-n.t,n,.tiA
nniA
T.
Pill,
thp
man
Mr.
Mr.
and
ana
Mrs.
Mrs.
Art
An
ORilvIe
m?nvie
.and
,nu
'
-
wum:c.
civic
Cenlre.
it
was
also
an-
c
..U1H
l
IU1
Ol
LUA-
n.kiitibfl
thfil
arrannDlnnnltf
f.r
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dan
Krist-
Oscai
feniith,
manson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
!toms
here,
visiU
aging
director.
(1
them
while
he
Wmdow
sale
of
hom
cookiiiv
to
ous
I
Research
I
Ic
Shoes
I
It
was
last
November
the
mine
Tlialn
and
Mrs.
8.
Dye,
Mr.
and
,
;1"
0,1
lw
nonuay
uip
iu
be
neld
March
4,
were
completed.
resumed
work,
after
a
year's
Victoria
Mrs.
WiUiprs
was
seiectv!
as
f
t
1
1
Mrs.
3.
Batt
and
family,
Mr.
and
1
suspension
due
to
labor
differ
1
Mra
Carl
Glske.
Mr.
and
Mrs
t
iiiii
ii
ill
i
ii
ii
miiMii.i
mi
I
..M
i
.ifi'i
ences.
The
JjecemDcr
agree
ment
provides
for
a
34
cents
i
W.
Wasyk,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
j
.
'
Husoy,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pete
Hu-
1
.
.
.
.
n
,
t
;
1
1
.
Widths
soy,
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
ueorge
nuis
':
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mac-,
Arthur
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kr
snilt
wage
jiiureu.ic
uvci
jrevious
base
rate
of
$8.11.
present
crew
numbers
200.
The
former
milling
rate
of
WOODS
about
4,000
tons
per
month
in
November
increased
to
6.500
in
Kruupncr,
Ed
and
Kay
Llndseth,
I
Norma
and
Clinton
Halliday,
I
Peggy
and
Don
Ritchie,
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