Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
October
2,
1950
Stewart
Couple
Are
Given
Party
Terrace
Plans
Denial
Clinic
Will
Observe
Hospital
Day
High
School
Band
Planned
ond
a
New
s
Sror
Br
i.
l
bom
CHARLTftki
fHAoiTAt,
'lDo'n
.
3
TERRACE
A
meeting
called
lor
the
purpose
of
forming
a
TERRACE
Plans
for
the
annual
hospital
day
will
be
held
on
October
14
in
the
Orange
j
Hall
were
made
at
a
verv
well
I
STEWART.
The
Moose
Lodge
and
Women
of
the
Moose
held
a
joint
meeting
in
the
Moose
Home
in
honor
of
two'of
their
recently
married
mpnuwL
tr
onri
tire
II
ttto
Uoct
fob
committee
to
arrange
the
de
School
Board
Offers
to
pay
Half
of
Instruments
DARK
CITY"
with
tails
for
the
children's
dental
committee
was
held
in
the
nurses'
lounge
of
the
Outpost
EASE
and
CMC
J.
J.
McKenna.
'
meetin8
of
the
Bo-Me-Ui
,
.
,
,
orchestra
was
held
in
the
Hicli
attended
meeting
or
the
Hospital
Auxiliary
on
Thursday
evening
In
the
nurses'
lounge
following
the
dental
meeting.
,
Lizobcth
Scott
'
,
,"c,u'
1U"UW1I1B
School
recently
to
discuss
busi
me
meeting
was
Droeresstve
note
onrf
wf
h
....
You
bend
a
little
or
a
loi
and
IS'
u
Back
stretches
vitb
vou
and
will
not
ride
up.
Tbo
1
V
V1-y
unr
Fore'
Dean
Jaggcr
Shows
at
7
p.m.
-
9
p.m.
Adult
Entertainment
-
telescopic
back
allows
ease
with
every
j
Mrs.
V.
Giraud,
Vice
President
was
Chairman
of
the
meeting.
Committees
were
formed
for
each
activity
including
decora
-
Ho.-pital
on
Thursday
evening.
Various
organizations
had
been
asked
to
send
delegates
to
this
meeting
and
those
present
In
eluded
Mrs.
P.
Vanstolk,
Dr.
M.Pherson,
Mis.
Norrington,
Mrs.
Newhouser,
Mrs.
Johnson,
Mrs.
Osterlund,
Mrs.
Earl,
Mrs.
Louden,
and
Mrs.
Brandin.
Mrs.
P.
Vanstolk
as
temporary
chairman
explained
what
had
been
accomplished
by
way
of
h.vin;
pre-school
and
nrade
motion
even
while
it
controls
and
streamlines
'
Sketched,
a
supple
side-hook
girdle.
DEALER'S
NAME
tion
of
the
hall,
the
tea
sale
of
home
cooking,
white
elephant
stall,
and
novelty
counter,
with
n
hist-
the
year
1950-51.
Directly
after
the
whist,
a
The
officers
are:
large
semi-circle
was
formed
and
Honorary
Presidents:
Mrs.
J.
C
Guide
and
Assistant
Guide,
Mrs.
Gilker,
Mrs.
N.
E.
Gerrard,
A.
M.
Barwise
and
Mrs.
Lawrence,
Hurst
and
Peter
Lien,
marched
in
to
the
hall
to
music,
President:
John
Antrobus.
carrying
a
huge
container
piled
Vice-President:
Neil
McAra.
high
with
gifts,
which
they
plac-
sectary
Treasurer:
Diane
ed
before
the
bride
and
groom.
Gilker.
The
men's
lodge
presented
the
Lrorarian:
Georgina
Mitchell,
couple
with
a
large
size
combin-
Household
Committee:
Jimmv
ation
grill
and
waffle
iron.
The
Bateman.
Paul
Doumont,
Harold
ladies'
chapter
gave
miscellan-
j
Webber,
Murray
Boas.
pnn!
nrtirlM
1
h
school
board
offered
to
wnist,
and
bingo
m
the
evening.
Articles
for
the
white
elephant
stall
will
be
collected
if
Mrs.
Giraud
is
notified.
As
a
certain
number
nf
mat
WALLACES'
DEPT.
STORE
a
SPECIALS
to
Wednesday
n,
tress
covers
had
to
be
finished
Al
Lawrence,
secretary
of
the
match
trw
students
council
dolur
Mrs.
Skatrland
volunteered
to
take
help
with
her
on
Monday
to
have
some
of
this
work
done.
Mrs.
Roed.
new
matron.
Mrs.
for
dollar
up
to
$750
with
which
one
children
registered.
There
were
almost
foity
registrations.
An
estimated
cost
of
$16
per
chiid
was
to
be
met
by
the
government
paying
fifty
per
cent
and,
the
parents
three
dollars.
The
other
live
dollars
would
have
to
be
raised
in
other
j
ways.
It
was
hoped
that
the
organization
and
School
Board
Moose
Lodge,
and
Mrs.
Wilkin
...,v
r,i,.!,
Fan
j,
DADS
COOKIES.
Oatmeal
.
BIG
SIX,
Toilet
Tissue
COFFEE.
Nabob,
I
s
or
5's
son,
Senior
Regent,
extended
w
"'"v"
"
the
bride
and
groom
the
con-
I
1?
G.
May.
Mrs.
W.
CooDer
Mrs
-
(
1
gAk
:
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i
!
f
i
L.
Kesey,
and
Mrs.
F.
Glbbs
were
gratulations
of
their
itiiiN,
Royal
City
.
SWEET
MIXED
PICKLES
HONEY,
4;i
Tin
t
LA
'
to
ascertain
If
the
council
wouM
undertake
'the
project.
!
'or
29c,
P"r
Home
rnj-i;
u
'
welcomed
to
the
meeting
by
thp
chairman.
A
rpnnrt
nn
h
.
Much
enthusiasm
for
a
band
i
After
all
parcels
had
been
opened
and
Inspected
the
Mc-Kennas
thanked
their
co-woik-ers
.Then
Pianist
Jean
Stewart
Cancer
Committee
was
given
by
Mrs.
J.
Glen.
Following
the
close
of
the
business
activities
refreshments
would
assist
in
tliU.
At
the
present
time
$200
donated
by
the
Parent-Teachers
Asociatlon
and
the
children's
lees
payable
when
the
child
Is
Is
being
shown
by
applicants
who
lack
the
necessary
instrument;.
This
vear
thpre
are
spvpr.il
struck
up
a
march
and
some
fifty
npo,
mprnKprs
in
th
nrr-hestx
were
served
by
the
social
BURNS
uy
EST
Moose
members
marched
to
tne
.wv.thKirnminsimrnxitc
registered,
will
get
the
clinic
while
others
have
borrowed
In-
started,
li
will
be
held
in
Dr,
!
ittcPhvrsons
olfice
every
Tues
Mi-
?
1
struments.
dining
room
to
a
tasty
supper.
Winners
at
whist
were:
ladies'
first,
Mrs.
Monjlovich;
consolation,
Mrs.
McLeod;
men's
first
I
A
.
1.
"V
Xv;.
ti
f,
Johnstone
and
Mrs.
Brandin,
who
will
be
the
dentist's
At
the
first
pract'se
there
were
15
members
playing
and
five
prize
,A1
Lawrence
Alfred
Oldershaw.
consolation,
present
who
had
not
as
yet
r-Iceived
an
instrument.
Eirht
The
entertainment
and
supper
was
in
charge
of
the
Publicity
Committee
with
Miss
Eila
Haahti
as
chairman.
day
moring
starting
next
week,
the
school
teacher
will
be
notified
which
child
to
send
and
the
transportation
committee
will
take
mothers
and
their
children
k
the.
clinic.
Convenor
of
the
transportation
committee
is
Mrs.
Lloyd
Johnstone
and
assisting
her
are
iviib.
rvuoy
and
Mrs.
Simning
who
have
offered
their
services
On
the
dental
committee
are
Mrs.
J.
Louden
chairman;
Mr.
P.
Vanstolk,
Vice
President;
Mrs.
members
were
absent.
There
are
also
several
more
prospects.
King
Edward
School
has
started"
a
pre-band
group
consisting
of
flutophones
and
it
Is
hoped
to
eventually
get
an
elementary
school
brass
band
which
will
nrcvidp
material
for
a
jun'.jr
brass
band
In
Booth
Memorial
Dale
L.
Pitt,
managing
director
of
SUbak
Premier
Mine,
was
a
passenge
on
the
Coquitlam
yesterday
en
route
to
Stewart.
-
i
School.
The
players
from
her
k
-
'
will
eventually
graduate
to
th
'
Peek-Vout
Secretary;
Mrs.
Nor-senior
organizations
such
as
the
j
rtngton
Treasurer;
Dr.
McPher-Prlnce
Rupert
Shrine
Band
and
son,
Miss
Freda
Hilton,
Mrs.
the
Symphony
Orchestra.
This;
plan
will
ensure
a
steadv
flow
of
j
HOW
TO
IIIIIVI
LUMBAGO
players
who
will
be
given
the
oDBortunitv
of
graduating
a
..LAME
BACK
thev
progress
In
1
nstrurr.ntal
;
Apply
warm
oil
oil
music.
raion
of
tornftt,
nH,
la
Jk
f
I
b
f
rubbing
until
obsorbtd.
At
Drugy
iggith
ntft
ETHYLENE
GLYCOL
SALE
OF
ONE
THREE
-SECTION
RAFT
OF
LOOS
1
1
0J
tot
85
.or.
Sealed
tenders
will
be
received
up
until
12
o'clock
Noon
on
October
Motorists
who
leave
it
till
tomorrow
may
have
to
pay
the
price
in
costly
radiator
damage.
It's
better
to
be
sure
about
;
your
anti-freeze
and
that
-means
shellzone
a
top
product,
properly
serviced.
.
Drive
in
to
your
nearest
Shell
station
and
ask
for
Shellzone
anti-freeze
today.
Your
car
will
receive
expert
service
to
prepare
the
radiator
and
motor
for
winter
driving.
It
will
be
checked
against
the
possibility
of
costly
leaks,
your
cooling
system
put
in
tip
top
shape,
;
and
Shellzone
added
for
correct
temperature
protection.
You
1
will
receive
a
written
guarantee
for
winter
long
motoring
from
that
one
fill.
Yes,
your
car
will
be
ready
for
trouble-free
winter
j
driving
when
serviced
by
Shell
with
SHELLZONE
Shellzone
"Ethylene
j
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11th.
1950.
at
the
ottlce
of
the
Dlst
t
net
Forester.
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
7"I
hope
W
i
they
re
U
,
Ulycol
Anu-treeze
i
is
unsurpassed
for
I
permanent,
one-shot
tor
the
purchase
of
One
Three-Sec-
tlon
Raft
containing:
.
T
'
j
3.425
FBM
Spruce,
Grade
One
;
10.595
FBM
Spruce,
Grade
Two
24.398
FBM
Spruce.
Grade
Three
4.05
FBM
Cedar,
Grade
Two
10.682
FBM
Cedar.
Grade
Three
v
936
FBM
Hemlock,
Grade
One
"
i
1.370
FBM
Hemlock.
Grade
Two
j
yserrmg...
Jl
I
proiecnon
against
engine
freeze-up.
Rust
and
corrosion
JOHN
H.
BULGER
'
,
preventatives
spe-
;
daily
developed
by
Shell
Research
are
'.'
contained
in
Shell-
i
zone,
for
maximum
OPTOMETRIST
'
'
protection
of
your
;
15.3R6
FBM
Hemlock.
Grade
Three
,
412
FBM
Fir.
Grade
Three
10.232
FBM
Balsam
i
Situated
Booming
Grounds,
Ocean
Falls.
B.C.
'
The
highest
or
any
tender
will
not!
necessarily
be
accepted.
Further
particulars
may
be
ob-1
tained
from
the
District
Forester.
I
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
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car
s
cooling
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