Prinre
Rupert
Doily
Npws
Monday,
November
20,
1950
BAm.TNO
DTRKARR
No
preventive
has
yet
been
found
for
poliomyelitis,
about
which
much
remains
to
be
learned.
pile
of
burned
clothes,
Chief
Becker
and
Mr.
Long
found
the
uit
coat
burned
completely
except
fci-
the
pocket
which
held
the
purse
with
every
dollar
rMrs.
Vie
Giraud
of
Terrace
was
In
the
city
the
latter
parfc-gf
the
week
on
her
way
to
Courtjenay.
i
Vancouver
Island,
wheret
her
I
mother.
Mr.
D.
Sherwood,
idow
'of
the
late
Nigel
SherwoocV
will
be
married
November
25
to'Phil-iJip
Rossignol.
The
wedding
will
)
take
place
in
the
Roman
Catholic
'Church
at
Courtenav
and
will
be
'
followed
by
a
reception-
a't
the
Bite
Hctel
in
Comox
after,
whish
the
couple
will
take
up
residence
HOCKEY
SCORES
SUNDAY
(National
h
Montreal
3,
Chicago
0
Boston
3,
Toronto
1
Ddt.-oa
3,
New
York
3
(tie)
Pacific
Coast
Portland
3,
Victoria
3
(tie)
SATURDAY
New
York
4,
Toronto
5
Detroit
2,
Boston
1
Chicago
2,
Montreal
3
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Coast)
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Eastern
Star
Dance
Enjoyed
hJTM0!,
attended
plan
i
Bazaar
ik
Active
Part
in
Ihit'h
Concluded
fcial
Evening
I
If
1
f
ae
Rovston.
Mrs.
Sherwood
has
Eellst
which
of
the
ifes
M
.
A
New
Westminster
5,
Vancouver
been
nursing
for
thq
past
couple
3
of
years
at
the
Campbell
Kiver
s
marked
the
FaS,KrnKS,l,ar'
hpld
Friday
night
in
the
ballroom
of
,.h
,
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Presbyterian
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HOCKEY
STANDINGS
Men
took
an
active
ifliiir
which
extend-
Over
$1500
damage
to
the
building
is
estimated.
Flames
had
broken
through
the
celling
and
the
floor
to
start
In
the
root,
ituc
and
basement
upon
firemen's
arrival.
The
kitchen
was
blustered
by
heat.
"By
the
time
.1
reached
home
from
the
C.N.R.
yard,
the
flames
were
controlled,"
said
Mr.
Long,
praising
the
fire
department.
Two
one-and-one-half
Inch
hoses
from
the
fire
truck
and
one
two-and-on-half
inch
hose
from
the
hydrant
helped
firemen
extinguish
the
blaze.
At
the
time
of
the
fire,
Mrs.
Long
aiid
the
five-yeai-oid
twins,
brnoon
into
the
eve-
NUCLEAR
RESEARCH
BUILDING
New
nuclear
research
building
at
McMaster
Univerdty,
Hamilton,
nears
completion.
Built
at
a
cost
of
a
oout
$650,000,
the
building
when
finished
will
house
some
50
to
60
graduate
students
and
profe
ssors
conducting
atomic
research.
Research
at
present
is
aimed
at
industrial
and
other
peacetime
uses
of
nuclear
energy.
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PHOTO)
a
happy
social
iunc-
Temple.
From
10
p.m
untn
a
a
m
dancing
was
Enjoyed
to
strains
of
tunesome
music
by
Stan
Veltch
and
his
Blue
Stars
Don
Ritchie
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
H.
J.
Graham
and
G.
J.
Dawes
presided
at
the
door.
At
midnight
delicious
refreshments
were
served
by
the
committee
consisting
of
Mrs.
T.
J.
luanciai
pioceeus
were
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isfactory,
matching
success
of
this
popu-
event.
SONS
OF
NORWAY
WHIST
AND
DANCE
Ten
tables
of
cards
were
in
Library
Is
Appreciated
Fire
Damage
To
Home
Is
$2000
l.
A.
wngnt,
me
the
affair
with
suit-
lr
ire
and
the
manv
'
f,,
.
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Jvirs
j
k.
Morrison.
Mrs
Tj,,r-
piuy
at
the
wiiibt
tuive
ana
utnco
Donald
and
Donna,
were
visiting
!
In
Iho
Rnnc
nf
Ndrwav
Hnll
Fri
man
MacKay
and
Mrs
Dan
Krlfitmanson.
Dy
mrs.
c.
rreceivea
and
Mrs.
William
resident
of
the
Aid.
Women's
Hospital
Auxiliary
In
Session
day
night.
Music
was
by
Mike
Colutsi.
I
1
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Ua
tan
tihlan
neighbors.
Chief
BecKer
admonishes
Prince
Rupert
householders
who
increase
the
danger
of
fire
"and
Quick
Work
by
Fire
Department
Saturday
Afternoon
Nearly
$2,000
damage
resulted
In
a
draw
between
Mrs.
Dumas
At.
tVl
T'-aonla
f
mnnl
Viti
vMnnt-
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j
m,
1.11c
Lin
bauje.)
J
A.
Frew,
Mrs.
Wil-
Anglican
WA
ing
of
the
Women
s
Auxiliary
of
;
won
the
f
irst
iadies.
Drize.
Hans
Mrs.
W.
F.
Robertson
W.
Kcrgin
1
Convener
convener
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos-
Pettersen
won
first
and
R.
Hun-1
v,hj-.
.,loi
,ith
mth..
the
danger
of
lives
by
keeping
improperly
vented
oil
drums
in
wrong
places.
j
II
F)
1si!stedubv
an
liazaar
room
was
I
pital
in
the
Ladies
Lounge,
Civic
j
deide,
second
for
the
nren's.
I
at
the
home
of
J.
W.
Long,
709
.Centre,
Mrs.
A.
G.
Boas,
chair-
Refreshments
were
served
at:gixtn
Avenue
West,
Saturday
af-
who
was
assisted
by
McLeod,
Mrs.
J.
H.
"The.ve
tanks
must
be
built!
Affair
Saturday
Afternoon
Draws
Large
Attendance
And
is
Fine
Success
man
01
tne
library
committee,
!
mianignt
Dy
Mrs.
c.
birana,
con-
rnoon
Building
insurance
up
reported
that
the
free
library
i
vener,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
1
te
j1500
was
carried.
service
to
the
patients
in
the
i
Ritchie,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Fred-
j
Quick
action
by
Fire
Chief
E.
v
W.
G.
Murray,
Mrs.
Dr.
Wriyht
and
W.
Servlteurs
were
Mrs.
Mrs.
G.
Fra.ser,
Mrs.
upen
a
cement
foundation
the
basement
will
do
equipped
with
gas
vents
that
run
to
the
outside
of
the
building,"
said
the
chief.
He
added
that
should
oil
drums
iocaj
nospimi
is
in
operation
and
;
ncm,
iveis.
uunccrson
ana
mis.
R
Becker
anu
eight
firemen
con
John
Pederen.
is
Deing
very
well
received
bv
within
ten
fcilen
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
trolled
the
flames
minutes
of
arrival.
U:ting
as
cashier
was
ever
ignite
from
improper
venting,
the
explosion
would
cause
Encouraged
by
gloritius
fall
wpather
many
ladies
visited
St.
Andrew's
Evening
Branch
Woman's
Auxiliary's
annual
fall
sale
held
cn
Saturday
Canon
Prock-ter
officially
opened
the
bazaar.
mm
the
patients.
The
committee
j
would
like
more
current
maga-;,
,
zines,
digests
and
novels.
At
flUft
RantlfHIC
present
the
library
wrvices
pa-jllfC
UUUIlJiUij;
tients
twice
a
week,
but
It
Is
1
ai
is
McMeekln.
P
of
the
many
at-
iths
were:
untold
expense,
endangering
the
lives
not
only
of
the
firemen
but
of
the
neighborhood
kingMrs.
W.
W.
Mrs.
Alf
Rivett
and
Mrs.
B.
S.
hoped
to
step
this
service
ud
to
H.
M.
Foote
and
Mrs.
lumeran
murcn
Proekter
welcomed
the
callers
three
times
a
week
in
the
near
"Within
a
minute
after
Kn
j
hung
up
the
receiver,
the
fire
department
were
here,"
said
Mrs.
Kenneth
Wilmot,
716
Sixth
Avenue
West.
"Our
house
is
within
a
few
feet
of
Long's
and
when
I
heard
a
noise
I
looked
out
to
see
their
house
blazing
I
shouted
to
my
husband
to
phone
the
fire
department.
Brother,
those
f
iremen
Mrs
G
C.
Mitchell
who
enthusiastically
purchased
future.
Mrs.
Munthe,
the
presi-C.
Elkins.
:
the
handiwork
offered
for
sale,
dent,
thanked
the
library
com
i
es
and
knitting
Mrs.
ln
cnarge
01
the
sewing
table
muiee
ror
the
good
job
they
had
NEW,
MIRACLE;
ELECTRONIC
EAR
HIDES
DEAFNESS
Mrs.
Martin
Ericksen
tiuncan
McRae.
were
Mrs.
u.
0.
Foreman,
Mrs.
W.
done
and
said
it
was
a
worth-Landon,
Mrs.
A.
G.
Boas
and
while
service
to
the
patients
Mrs.
A.
F.
Martin.
Many
lovely
(
which
deserved
the
support
of
gifts
were
chosen
from
here.
(the
Auxiliary
and
thd
general
The
novelty
booth,
laden
with
public
to
keep
this
service
a
suc-
sure
worked
fast!"
said
Mrs.
Mrs.
Neil
McLean
and
.ichan.
pliant
Mrs.
Eric
No
fewer
than
five
children
1
received
rites
of
baptism
at
morning
service
yesterday
in
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
with
Rev.
Earl
Soiiand
officiating.
1
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The
baptisms
were:
Marguerite
Mary
Christopher-son
.daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs..
Lavern
L.
Christophersori;
godparents.
Mr.
and
Ms.
Andrew
Dybhavn.
Rona
Marie
Larson,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ralph
H.
Larson
;
godparents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Krii-
Flames,
circling
around
a
45-gallon
oil
barrel
on
the
back
ver
--
T.
W.
Brown
and
dolls
artistically
dressed,
doll
jHogman.
beds
and
innumerable
novelties,
I
Mrs.
Harry
Calder-
was
soon
sold
out
by
Mrs.
W.
cess.
Due
to
the
fact
that
the
nurses'
home
will
not
be
finished
for
some
time
yet,
it
was
decided
that
the
raffle
of
a
fur
neckpiece
will
take
place
at
the
aux
Canadian
Girls
In
Simmons
and
her
helpers,
Mrs.
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which
hides
deafness
and
transmits
even
whispers
with
startling
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been
revealed
by
a
nuted
Chicago
electronic
scientist.
He
disclosed
that
this
miraculous
new
discovery
has
rendered
old-style
hearing
aids
obsolete
almost
-Mrs.
W.
If.
Wilson-
andah,
had
gutted
the
porch,
melting
the
window,
bursting
into
Long's
bedroom.
Three
hundred
dollars'
damage
was
done
to
clothes,
furniture
and
personal
effects
In
the
bedroom
before
the
fames
were
qwllcd.
Bed
clothes,
spring
filled
mattress
and
bed
were
lost.
Chief
k
Explorers'
Group.
'
iliary
tea
to
be
held
In
the
nur-
G.
J,
C.
McDonald
and
Mrs.
M.
McDonald.
The
fish
pond
wa
a
centre
of
attraction
for
young
and
old
alike.
Mrs.
M.
G.
Gormley
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Scott
were,
keot
busy
store
Gordon
Fra.ser
p.
the
church.
ENISG
scs'
home
when
it
Is
completed,
tn
K.
Berg.
Mrs.
E.
A.
Wales
tendered
her-
Susan
Margaret
Fowlie.
daufeh-resignatlon
Ler
,f
Mr-
a,nd
Mrf
Oeore
Snlllh
as
a
member
of
the
f
owl
e;
godparents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
executive
committee
and
Mrs.
C.
oken
and
Mlss
Helcn
H.
Elkins
was
elected
to
fill
this.?"!0'?,1?
(veiling
the
booths
there
bned
again
and
there
The
candy
stall
had
a
delicious
Kitchen
work
is
easier
11
I
In
better
light
I
II
Cool,
diffused
G-E
Fluorescent
I
II
J
Lamp
lighting
in
the
kitchen
is
easy
f
If
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on
your
eyes,
gives
that
modern
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II
i
bright
appearance,
make
every
J
task
seem
simpler,
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T.
Ifhtful
program.
1
assortment
of
home
made
candy.
ers
were
Miss
Jean-
wr.
R
Farmer
was
In
charee.
M.
rmnp.
Grant
William'
Holkestad,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Helge
Holkestad;
overnight,
and
brings
new
hope
to
the
15
million
persons
in
the
United
States
who
are
hard
of
hearing.
He
reported
that
this
electronic
ear
enables
the
deaf
to
hear
without
any
button
showing
in
the
ear
and
without
dangling
battery
wires,
i
To
acquaint
the
hard
of
hearing
readers
of
this
paper
with
this
new
miracle
electronic
ear
which
hides
1
deafness,
full
details
are
described
in
a
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booklet,
"New
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It
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free
in
a
plain
wrap-
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no
tn
Dm.nn.
ml.,
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f
a.j
1
it
with
violin
solos,
ac-
xhe
Darcel
DOst
saie
was
an
place.
j
It
was
decided
to
send
a
dele-gat
to
the
Women's
Co-Ordin-ating
Council
and
Mrs.
T.
Norton
i
Youngs
was
appointed.
by
Mrs.
J.
Anderson;
added
attraclion
this
vear
and
poved
highly
successful.
Mrs.
B.
Eyolfson
and
Mrs.
R.
G.
Moore
Becker
threw
out
flaming
clothe
1
to
Foreman
Jack
Franks
who
wag
'
on
the
fire
hose
outside.
Summoned
home
from
the
r.N.R.
yard,
Mr.
Long
told
the
c
if
that
"it's
bad
enough
losing
furniture,
but
when
you
think
yo
t
loot;e
sixty
dollars
in
cash
it
makes
you
despair."
1
Mr.
Long
said
that
he
had
left
in
the
beuracm
$80
cash
iii
a
wallet
in
the
inside
pocket
of
his
suit
coat.
Upon
inspection
of
the
ra
reng,
wrn
vocai
npanied
by
Mrs.
E.
John
McLeod,
violin
godparents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jaob
Strand.
Marilynne
Cheryl
Holkestad.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Heige
Holkestad;
godparents
Mr.
and
virs.
Ivar
Eiclsvik.
,
Mrs.
Munthe
reported
on
the
B.C.
Association
of
Hospital
Auxiliaries'
convention
that
she
had
.had
a
busy
time.
...
Tea
was
served.
Pouring
were
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson,
Mrs.
Levi
Fitz
tnpanied
by
Georgina
:.ss
Helen
Wright
and
1
J
attended
as
delegate
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month
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.penny
postcard
wiU
do.
Adv.
.
i-'e
and
Fred
Conrad,.
The
next
meeting
of
the
Aux-i
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
iliary
will
be
December
14.
It.
News
clasifieds.
gerald,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Moorehouse,
and
Mrs.
G.
S.
Reade.
Those
serving
were
Mrs.
Roy
Jones,
Mrs.
W.
Koughan,
Mrs.
Carregan,
Mrs.
J.
S.
Lindsay
and
Mrs.
Ed
Glad-
accompanied
by
Mrs.
program
a
few
at-
fiiver
from
the
bazaar
i
off
by
Dr.
Duncan
ding.
The
afternoon
branch
had
a
ale
of
home
cooking
and
Mrs.
F.ents
were
served
WORtD'S
FINEST
AIRCRAFT
TECHNICIANS
pil
McLean
in
charge.
THE
6
G.
E.
Moore,
Mrs.
R.
K.
MO.-unver
and
Mrs.
N.
A.
Beketov
dispensed
the
delicious
W.A.
baking.
Mrs.
Shelford
Darton
was
selling
copies
of
the
Diocese
of
Caledonia's
history
recently
written
by
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson.
The
kitchen
was
in
charge
of
Dance
4
Hundred
Mrs.
E.
Llndseth
and
lwr
helpers
we;e
Mrs.
M.
B.
Lemon,
Mrs.
C.
R.
Currie,
Mrs.
F.
E
Anfield
and
Mrs
P.
Lien.
Mrs.
N.
E.
Arnold
was
cashier
of
the
sale
and
reports
It
to
be
successful
both
socially
.and
financially.
couples
enjoyed
the
'niber
of
Commerce
'a
'-sident's
ball
Friday
!
Canadian
Legion.
wnts
under
N.
G.
IR.
A.
Mclnnes
Includ-!
refreshments
and
'motif
decorations.
1
y
the
Four
Dukes.
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AIRFAM
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"RAOO
OK"
hearty,
h
Me
offlf
Another
R.C.A,.
ScicCd
Z.
I...1.
Ihcse
are
che
ho
have
checked
her
over
from
nose
m
WDaret.-st.yle
dances
"Id
every
month,
the
Moose
Women
Enjoy
Whist
fcutive
reporU.
knowledge
keep
'cm
flying
safely.
After
a
brief
business
session
at
the
home
of
the'
chairman,
Mrs.
Jaq
Hoskins,
members
c'
,the
Women
of
the
Moose
enjoyed
playing
court
whist.
The
winner
were
Mrs.
W
Kennedy
and
Mrs.
Your
expanding
Air
Force
has
openings
for
more
men
immediately
AERO-ENGINE
AIRFRAME
INSTRUMENT
and
RADIO
TECHNICIANS
I
to
train
as
H.
Paulson.
j
Mrs.
J.
Bolton,
a
visitor,
and
'ten
members
Mrs.
A.
Auriol,
Mrs.
V.
Morrison,
Mrs.
W.
Ken
can
do
a
service
to
mil
arC
between
18
and
30
and
in
good
physical
condition,
you
nedy,
Mrs.
J.
Flcwin,
mis.
a.
Hamilton,
Mrs.
R.
B.
Skinner,
Mrs
N.
MOlashan,
Mrs.
K.
Mul-,w
Mrs.
H.
Paulson
and
Mrs.
your
country
by
joining
this
team
of
experts.
training
on-the
latest
equ.pme
and
thorough
Y,
will
be
civen
a
complete
Jack
Ho-skins
were
present.
nd
learn
a
valuable
trade
in
the
modern
neiu
or
Delicious
refresnmems
wi-ic
skilled
supervisors,
anti
served
by
the
hostess
and
there
technician
in
Canada's'
a
a
skilled
skilled
A
ktAlU
r:.,.t
;..
xau
can
train
as
was
tea
cup
reading
ny
ton.
ertandine
Mr
force.
See
the
R.C.A.F.
career
counsellor
at
the
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urieou
aervlc.
Happy
Party
'
At
Aero
Club
INCE
RUPERT
SAILINGS
Solo
and
duet
singing
combin-
v,
Anriv
McNaughtons
address
address
in
in
the
the
coupon
coupon
-
or
or
man
mail
w
thn
ir-.
coupon.
y
,
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A
:
V
ri
(nfM
onr
L:
piano
to
enlnPf"
nesdov.
N
at
the
Aro
uiud
u""lc
J
Hoy,
Dec.
9
:il!5llh..rt.
thP
close
of
the
even
lrtdoyf
Dec.
20
'"atlon
and
reservations
contact
avi-s,
General
Agent
3"1
Ave.
West
ing
songs
were
sung
by
Mrs.
Boyd
The
Telford
and
John
Bottford.
cabaret
style
dance
was
in
charge
'
of
Robert
Woods.
President
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergin
Secretary
John
Finley
ted
the
members
in
the
happy
get-together
of
this
active
local
organization
which
has
had
a
busy
training
season.
Jry
a
Pally
News
Classified.