Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
September
6,
1950
Warner
Bros:
Sensation-Stnry
0
Girl:.
ipreading
through
the
town.
A
disaster
committee,
formed
In
June,
will
attend
to
this
and,
following
an
outline
of
campaign
Terrace
Takes
Disaster
Care
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
Mrs.
C.
R.
Newhouser,
Terrace
Reporter
(
from
headquarters
and
due
prc-
:
paratlon,
fire
manoeuvres
will
TERRACE
A
Red
Cross
be
conducted
at
some
unstated
executive
meeting
was
held
In
i
hour
wnen
the
cal1
comes
from
Mrs.
E.
Head
left
last
week
with
Mrs.
Doris
Brentzen
ami
Car
Fire
Calls
Department
srl
Lands
in
Hospital
After
Crash
:
-
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
Free
Picture
of
Roy
Rogers
l
PARVHERS!
HfUB'S
ttlAlf'tVMTUS
fOJt
mers
driving
as
far
as
;
the
nurses'
lounee
of
the
Outrmxr
;
neaaquariers.
i
r
t
v.
j
:
k
in...
7n,
Krjmloons
whprp
shp
will
visit
"
"
"
"
u
L""""L
Hospital
on
Friday
evening
with
:
Mrs
W
Rnhinsnn
w
T?ou
P
Mu
,
,
.
ELEANOR
PARKER
J.
H.
Stevenson
hi
the
chair.
iett
Father
RaceUei
Mrs;
Nor
JERRY
WALD
""TS:
The
local
lire
brigade
was
wUh
her
.!.!
and
daugh.
called
out
early
on
Friday
morn-
ler
and
Mrs
Karl
p
tQ
Ing
to
extinguish
a
fire
in
the
whom
a
was
ve
tezenUy
unholstery
of
a
car
parked
out-
j0rn-
"
side
a
earage
on
the
property
of
I
Tom
Walsh.
The
car
was
owned
Miss
Edith
Tjttle
and
Mu.
by
the
Coastal
Printers
who
are
Mary
Crawford
nurses
of
toe
m
AUTHENTIC
Wtica
rvn
mvn
Others
in
attendance
were
Mr.t.
i
rington
and
Mr.
J.
H.
Stevenson.
J.
Harris,
secretary;
Mrs.
W.
Rev
p
Malett
the
,oca,
dele.
STh
Fa
ther
Racette.
Rcv.!gate
to
Regional
Conference
P.
Manett.
Mrs.
Nrwhouser.
Mr.,
McBrUe
on
September
13.
Wed.
Thurs.
7
p.m.
9
p.m.
ADULT
ENTERTAINMENT
.......
w.
b-v,..,
Mr
Stevenson
will
rpnrpsonl.
worKin?
on
tne
Home
lor
uie
Prlnce
Rupert
General
Hospital,
Mrs.
Hamlin
Mrs.
E.
T.
Brooks.
I
thB
R.H
r.
ot
tho
inQm.ri
-lit-
W
rnlirtu'imr
pnrrptnnnnonco
frrtm
...
.
ngeu.
oaiuiuay
mu.iiHis
ti.e
SDent
he
h0
dav
Week-Pnrl
In
brigade
was
called
to
the
tele-
Terrace
,
0't
headquarter.
In
the
south,
the
hf
helTnn
vhIv
phone
office
where
the
oil
burner
!
!
.i
,
i
ded
j
j
,i
.u,..
.
.
..
which
which
win
will
vui
be
ue
held
neiu
on
on
r
Friday
riuay
executive
dec
that,
of
tho
evening
in
the
Red
Cross
lounge.
three
probable
disasiuis,
inc.
naa
nooaea
ana
was
getting
out
of
control.
No
damage
was
The
Labor
Day
Softball
game
flood
and
earthquake,
they
would
I
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
which
was
to
have
been
piayed
I
like
to
have
instruction
on
how
!
Canada's
first
transontinental
BRING
1
nn
tho
Civit
Contra
Via
11
nrfwtnAc
I
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i
v.
ji
A
f
.An
-i
.
j
j
i
no
c
(mm?
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McGee
of
the
Sil-
""!"'""
"
""1""neam
000
wm
play
Standard
Mine.
Hazel
ton,
ed
instead,
on
the
park
grounds,
'
-
spent
the
week-end
ir
'
Terrace
at
because
ot
the
poor
condition
of
or
Metis
Tfta
W.H.r.
rtnlk..
-I
.
I
the
Civic
Centre
grounds.
tnc
iiuillt;
IM
Air.
ctiiu
mia,
t
.
vyo
borne.
'
,t
Vi
.1.1
Tf0M
'
wonted
the
tame
authentic
ttylet
Armed
aggression
must
be
met
with
trained
united
strength
worn
in
the
moviet
by
Roy
Roger!,
th
"King
of
the)
Cowboyi."
71
.
Mr.
John
Spurrell
left
on
Sat-Mrs.
u
v
McDonald
came
in
by
bus
!urd
morning.s
traln
for
Sas.
on
Sunday
from
Prince
Rupert
kaU;newan
foliowing
a
stay
of
to
visit
Mr.
McDonald
who
Is
Tcs
swml
momh,
,n
accountant
at
the
Terrace
Ma-!h,
omnWo.
of
c,,
r
"
w
v
'i'iuj
-
v
w
uic
unv.vna
chine
Shop.
Mercantile
since
the
beginning
1
Gordon
Temple
returned
lastofMay
Ge!
a
Free
Picture
of
Roy
Rogers
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
week
from
the
south
where
he
has
spent
several
weeks
on
Murray
Warner's
pick
-
up
truck
was
slightly
damaged
011
Sunday
evening
about
five
r4
.n
fj-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Nash
made
a
.
.
.
.
,
by
n
P
mt0rist
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
last
week
going
in
and
returning
by
bus.
'
Pfakref
hbefrhe,is
PTten
0
0
0
'
school
near
the
west
of
town.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Dubeau
spent
"l"!0
-WM
-ln
week-end
at
Telkwa
i't.T.n.
Zll
7
X.
the
holiday
hurt,
but
Delphihe
Johnston,
her
companion,
was
taken
to
the
going
there
by
car,
ir
r
a
local
hospital
suffering
from
a.m
xy.
ajf
cWlr
shock.
Her
Hoi-nnrtttlnr,
condition
l
is
not
considered
serious.
voun
son
spent
the
week-end
here
coming
from
Prince
Rupert
by
bus.
Mr.
MacKay
returned
on
Monda.y
and
Mrs.
McKay
returned
on
Tuesday's
train.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
de
Kergom-j
meaux
of
'Prince
Rupert
spent
the
holiday
week-end
in
the
dist-ict
vuiting
relatives
here.
Labor
Day
At
Terrace
Loggers'
Sports
and
Barbecue
Draw
Many
Visitors
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Martin
and
two
sons
returned
by
car
from
Vancouver
last
week
where
they
have
been
on
holiday.
I
TERRACE
Fine,
although
I
chilly,
weather
prevailed
ln
Ter-
j
race
on
Labor
Day
and
the
Civic
Mrs.
Reid,
housekeeper
for
the
Centre
was
well
patronized
all
Outpost
Hospital
for
the
past
day
lonS
for
the
annual
logger.
Shell
PREMIUM
Gasoline
Is
the
mot
powerful
gasoline
yoiu
car
can
use.
It's
"Activated
!n
.
.
I
!
year,
left
on
Saturday
morn-,
"P"1
18
a"u
oaroccue
ana
omer
ing's
train
for
Vancouver
and,
events.
following
a
stay
there,
will
rc-;
Extra
buses
from
Prince
Rup-turn
to
the
east
to
reside.
j
qrt.
as
well
as
private
car
j,
;
brouRht
visitors
in
.
over
the
Miss
Florin,
matron
of
the
week-end
and
slernlni?
dfrnm-
L,
Sane
Sen
I1811f-
at
0
local
hospital,
is
leaving
this
modation
for
many
of
them
had
week
for
Saskatchewan.
Mrs.,
to
be
found
in
private
homp.s
Edith
Muis
v,::;
ue
matron-m-
The
cafes
were
kept
very
busy
char8e-
,
trying
to
feed
the
crowd.
'
Mr.
and
Mr"s.
John
A.
Parkin!
A
thC1y,lc
Centre,
wherethe
and
two
daughters,
passed
?ay
u
were
sponsored
y
th
variosu
organization,,
the
through
Terrace
on
Saturday
day
with
the
children's
.,
to
omnners
where
tm-y
.befan
spent
the
week-end.
Mr.
Par-
sPr
Jollowcd
by
the
opening
kin
was
here
during
the
war
"
the
barbecue
pit.
The
fire
for
the
barbe;ue
had
been
years
and
Installed
the
power
lighthouses
here.
He
is
now
electrical
ed
at
10
a
m-
on
the
Sunday
arid
engineer
for
the
B.C.
Bridge
and
,ne
meat
placed
in
the
pit
at
Dredging
Co.
8
o'clock
in
the
evening.
When
,
taken
out,
it
had
been
cooked
to
Canada's
Navy
is
fighting
for
freedom
abroad
-
f0
protect
freedom
at
home.
FAST
EFFICIENT
SERVICE
We
know
that
when
you
order
printed
matter,
you
want
delivery
as
soon
as
possible.
That
is
why
we've
arranged
for
rapid
printing
and
rapid
delivery
on
all
orders.
Call
us!
W.
Heath
of
HMCS
Chatham,
perfection.
Expertly
carved
by
I
rinvi'231
3rd
Street
Prince
Rupert
1'RINTKItS
STATIONEKS
OFFICE
SCPPl.IKi?
The
Royal
Canadian
Navy
needs
men
today.
The
Navy's
job
is
a
big
job
-important
to
every
Canadian.
You
can
join
us
now.
Life
at
sea
is
a
challenge".
It's
a
man's
life
and
you
must
be
physically
fit
and
able
to
live
up
to
Navy
standards.
t
Tho
nood
is
REAL
-The
need
is
NOW-ACT
TODAY!
Prince
Rupert,
and
party,
drove
willing
hands,
the
barbecued
beef
in
from
Prince
Rupert
on
Sun-
sandwiches
were
sold
at
the
can-day
to
spend
Labor
Day
here,
teen
and
were
ln
demand
an
r'-They
were
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
long
until
the
close
of
the
dance
Garnet
Jackson.
ln
the
early
morning.
-
!
In
the
early
afternoon,
the
lo"-
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
G.
Large
and
glng
sports
got
under
way
and
I
daughter,
Margaret,
spent
Labor
winners
of
the
power
saw
contest
j
Day
in
Terrace
driving
up
from
were
Jimmy
Norstrum
and
P.
j
Prince
Rupert.
i
'
3enoit.
I
The
usual
games,
with
the
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Donald
are
Canadian
Legion
In
charge
were
j
leaving
on.
Thursday
for
their
set
up
ln
the
gymnasium
of
the
NOTICE
Be
a
sailor.
Serve
your
country
and
yourself.
J
You'll
sec
foreign
places
and
the
full
benefits
of
a
service
career
can
be
yours
now.
Jf
nu
art
hetwttn
17
and
20
have
Grade
8
education
or
bitter
11
V
nome
in
oeauie
aner
hpenuin
;
clvlc
centre
and
drew
the
usual
the
past
month
here
on
holiday
crowds
with
their
brother
and
sister,
W
However,
the
busiest
spot
was
Donald
and
R.
Corlett.
th
ran
toon
,hi,.H
t
of
members
of
the
Parent-Teacher
Association,
Catholic
Women's
League
and
the
Legion
Auxiliary,
with
Mrs.
F.
Clifford
as
general
convener.
Supplies
and
volunteer
help
were
plentiful
and
a
brisk
business
was
'are
a
Canadian
citizen
or
other
British
subject:
write
to
the
Recruiting
Officer,
Naval
Headquarters,
Ottawa:
or
write
or
see
in
person
H.M.C.S.
Chatham,
Prince
Rupert,
D.C.
I
have
purchased
the
interests
of
WELLS
CARTAGE
LTD.
In
Prince
Rupert
I
will
operate
in
the
future
as
Wluilcii's
Service
'
BLUE
700
CARTAGE
'
RED
516
Your
Patronage
Will
Be
Appreciated
'
Harold
S.
Whalcn
done
all
day
long
and
all
through
'
the
dance.
BOXING
SHOW
An
early
evening
attraction
was
the
boxing
card
iu
the
audi-
i
fgfl.flf
fte
Kyd
fen
torium
which
drew
a
large
crawd
of
fans.
It
was
a
good
show
with
the
boys
showing
great
progress
under
their
trainer,
Nick
Schmel-
S
mei8
654
Kfew
PHONE
1
79
PHONE
79
1
!ng.
There
were
four
bouts
of
three
rounds
each.
The
first
was
Ronnie
Earl
of
Terrace
and
Ralph
Wieck
of
Prince
Rupert,
which
ended
in
a
draw.
Second,
Louis
Tetreault
of
Terrace
and
Cecil
Roberts
of
Prince
Rupert,
also
ended
in
a
draw.
The
third
Larry
Morgan
of
Terrace
and
Simon
Wesley
of
Prince
Rupert
-was
won
by
Larry
Morgan.
In
the
fourth
bout,
Pat
Johnson
beat
Wally
Carlson.
P
Jow
paid
lor
BLONDIE
Takes
Patient
Training,
Though
.
YTTrTiTtTrrriiii'i
I
k
i
-
-p"m.
cnpUta.
PI..I,
rii,
0ver
people
attended
the
,M"t-""''"ll..
,
ihig
d,ance
in
the
auditorium
J
I
.
""
ClMOral
P.bii.k.d
pvii.no
or
oiip
d,,i.y.d
tyto-
1
b,
I
where
dancing
to
the
music
of
Piannant
UailOF
RU.J
L.
.L
.
r
I
.'''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu
wmr
r-
Frank
Gavan's
Rhythmaires
con
lijMLCaLomfcir
nmWt
tinued
until
nearly
3
a.m.
'
'
At
VACUUMING
)
DOESN'T
THINK
HBS
midnight,
the
drawing
of
the
lucky
ticket
was
made
by
Norma
Perry
and
announced
by
Jim
MacKay.
The
first
prize,
the
choice
of
a
chesterfield
suite,
a
refrigerator
or
an
electric
range,
went
to
John
Konechoe.
Second
'
ft!
HOURS
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
WRATHALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
See
our
Kodak
Camera
'
Line-up.
Flash
attachments
for
all
Cameras.
Kodacolor
and
Kodachrome
Film.
Developing,
Printing
and
Enlarging.
320
-
3rd
Ave.
W.
prize,
choice
of
a
washing
machine
or
electric
radio,
was
won
by
Mr.
Hans
Koch.
The
third
prize,
a
mystery
prize,
was
won
by
John
Haaland.
Though
the
expenses
were
necessarily
high,,
the
financial
success
of
the
day
was
attained.