Prince
Rupert
Daily
News.
Tuesday,
May
30,
1950
jBabine
Lake
Patrol
Boat
will
be
delighted
ivith
According
to
information
received
from
Edward
T.
Apple-
Special
Purch
ase
whaite,
M.
P,
a
new
fishermen
g
this
jragram
tea
mm
i
'r,
4
-
t
!Y!ad?
by
a
well
known
manufacturer
SHEETS
81"
x
100"
(Irregulars)
Pair
GgJK
patrol
boat,has
been
built
for
the
Dominion
Department
of
Fisheries
for
service
on
Bablne
Lake.
This
launch
named
the
"Barnta"
Is
35'
10"
in
length
with
a
beam
of
9'
10".
It
U
of
stout
wooden
construction,
chiefly
yellow
cedar,
fir
and
oak.
A
special
feature
Is
the
modified
tunnel
design
of
the
stem
which
gives
the
craft
a
shallow
draft
of
12"
when
loaded.
The
hull
is
constructed
to
give
extra
resilience
and
the
propeller
and
rudder
are
protected
by
an
extension
of
the
PILLOW
CASES
42"
(Irregulars)
Pair
---
1,49
AT
The
Universal
IOMNAIRE
News
of
Francois
Lake
District
Candidates
National
Chamber
iron
keel.
These
features
are
special
protection
for
craft
designed
to
operate
In
waters
in
which
are
frequently
found
submerged
logs,
sandbars
and
other
;
from
31
7w
a
home
Housing
jh-luiul
l0r
payments
oI
at
K-ast
twenty
TTival
contractus
have
proceeded
l,"
the
new
act
',.,
are
willing
to
fl
the
SJiin"-
v..mld
involve
4'n
ol
a
number
of
uie
and
then
the
M
fe
the
op--jje
(during
con-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Claude
Gillan
are
living
In
the
cottage
at
the
Caldcr
farm.
Mr.
Oillan
will
be
with
the
Nicholson's
Mill
later
on.
A
letter
from
E.
T.
Apple-whalte,
M.P.
for
Skeena,
confirming
a
recent
announcement
of
the
institution
of
air
mail
service
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
was
read
last
evening
at
the
meeting
of
thi
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Boards
of
Trade
and
Chambers
of
Commerce
of
Central
British
Columbia
have
agreed
to
support
candidature
of
F.
M.
Dock-rill
of
Telkwa
for
regional
vice-president
for
British
Columbia
and
George
Ogston
of
Vander-hoof
for
regional
director
at
the
A
HOLY
ROLLER
A
tank
of
the
First
Husrars,
tagged
the
"Holy
Roller,"
will
be
presented
to
the
City
of
London,
Ont.,
June
4
to
be
mounted
as
a
memorial
to
citizens
who
died
In
the
Second
World
War.
It
Is
the
only
Canadian
tank
which
fought
its
way
from
D-Day
to
the
end
of
the
year
in
battle.
Presentation
will
be
made
at
the
First
Hussars
reunion.
.
'CP
Photo)
Fred
Knowles
Is
staying
In
one
of
the
cottages
at
the
Landing.
underwater
hazards.
Power
is
supplied
by
Chrysler-Royal
M-28
marine
engine
to
develop
141
horse-power
and
turn
over
at
3200
R.P.M.,
giving
the
craft
a
cruising
speed
of
eleven
ta
twelve
knots.
Steering
and
hydraulic
clutch
controls
are
in
duplicate,
one
set
in
the
wheel
house
and
one
set
aft
in
the
I
cockpit.
Fuel
Is
carried
in
a
riisnersal
svstem
of
four
tanks
1
Pleads
For
I
Orval
Oorlay's
parents
and
brother
and
sisters
of
Telkwa
spent
a
short
visit
with
him
on
Sunday.
Terrace
imely
I
opics
from
annual
convention
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
be
held
in
Banff
Septembei
11-14,
it
was
reported
at
tht
meeting
last
night
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
,
j
A
communication
from
the
Can-
j
Local
Firms
awmi)ii-iiuni
un-;i
0
the
National
v
that
everyone
erfcU-u
in
home
Ins
the
lines
siplrte
the
sur-
Mrs.
C.
R.
Newhouser,
Terract
Reporter
The
weather
has
been
most
disappointing
cold
and
wet.
Gardens
are
backward
although
J
i
most
have
the
rows
showing
,
green.
j
adian
Chamber
invited
resolu
Holding
that
It
was
wrong
In
wlth
a
capacity
of
140
gallons
principle
to
let
contracts
to
out-
wnicn
will
give
forty
hours
cruis-side
firms
for
construction
of
lng
Cabin
nnd
wneel
nouse
"
new
liquor
stores,
particularly
pr,,vide
"
sleeping
accommoda-wheh
bids
were
close,
J.
T.
Har-
.
f
Dersons.
There
is
a
Mrs.
Joe
FeJber,
A.T.C.M.,
was
Last
week's
Issue
of
the
"Ter-LWft
of
honor
at
a
shower
rate
Tribune
i
expected
to
be
given
by
the
students
of
her
the
last
one
as
Mr.
Willouphby,
tions
for
the
national
convention,
,
this
matter
being
left
to
the
ex
'
ecutive
to
deal
with.
emor
meory
group
at
the
the
owner
and
editor,
is
soma.
SO
SOFT
'
jvey
proposed
to
the
Prince
Ru-
well.equippod
galley
and
modern
nome
01
Fastor
and
Mrs.
W.
out
of
business
here
8alonluk.
The
dinner
table
was
SO
pert
Chamber
01
commerce
idsi
plumbing
something
novel
m
night
night
that
mat
representa
representations
be
walF
f
-raft
desiKn
is
COMFORTABLE
SO
INEXPENSIVE
Local
stiifli-nts
nf
Mrs
.t
Foi.
prettily
decorated,
with
fringed.
pink
;treameis
bedecked
with
ber
who
are
aolna
to
Prince
Ru-
made
to
the
Liquor
Control
rnnnine
of
hot
and
cold
The
Post
Office
Kepanment!
has
decided
to
establish
a
win-:
ter
post
office
at
Greenville
on
the
Naas
River.
Dicording
to
word
from
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
M.P.
,
for
Skeena.
It
is
expected
1
that
Henry
Herman
McKay
will
.
be
appointed
postmaster.
I
S50
silver
stars
over
a
background
pert
for
music
examinations
Board
in
the
matter
of
the
let-
water
Tne
not,
water
coming
of
white.
A
small
baby
carriage
early
in
June
are
Lorna
Mclvin
ting
of
a
contract
for
new
liquor
rom
tng
engine
manifold,
held
the
lovely
gffts
which
were
and
Colleen
Site3,
who
will
take
store
construction
at
Prince
Ru-
The
interior
is
treated
with
cpr-ied
by
the
guest
of
honor
both
music
and
theory
exams.;
pert,
Terrace
and
Vanderhooi.
j
fire-resiatant
paint
and
three
before
the
serving
of
a
hot
Flora
Melvin
and.
Betty
Mc-
Yesterday
it
had
been
an-,
fire-extinguishers
.
,
n
hejp
reduce
-
NOTHE
1
NolU-v
In
hrebv
given
that
Ixrts'
t
to
1:1
Inclusive
of
lt
C7U3
and
Lou
1
to
A
and
8
to
16
Inclusive
of
hut
C79S.
Runne
V
Court
District.
Plans
?0H9
and
2000.
situated
at
Lnkelse
,
I
ake.
will
rx
offered
for
aale
at
Public
Auction
to
ba
held
In
the
DC.
Police
Office.
Terrace.
B.C..
at(
10:00
am..
Saturday.
June
17th.
1W.
1
Further
tniurmaiion
may
be
ob-
mined
..from
the
Oovernment
Agent.!
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
or
from
the!
1
SupVrlntontlent
of
Lands.
Department
!
of
Lands
and
Forest.
Victoria,
B
C.
i
Terms
and
conditions
will
be
announced
at
the
time
of
sale.
I
the
fire
hazard.
dinner.
Those
prent
were,
Cabe,
Anita
Brue,
Aaron
Haa-
nounced
in
the
piess
that
the
Pastor
and
Mrs.
W
Snliminlt.
l.nH
ii,vr
ujiii
inw
th
4hn,.r
...
t
..
.1
,
v,oH
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Felb?r.
Flora
examination.
Ivv
Gillesole
and
v,Qn
ipt.
t
the
Fraser
Valley
Tne
boat'.
which
.?
n0W
"
Pected
to
be
employed
as
it
is
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
Charlie
Roberts
Phone
357
Box
638
built
in
Nanaimo
and
tne
intention
0f
the
Department
and
Lorna
Melvin,
Peggy
Laird,
Marilyn
de
Kergommcaux
who
Builders
Limited
of
Mission
In
pleted
,was
.
oMnn
t
k
arlU
fnlro
th
m
!
iminit.lrn
...
u,i
lo
U
i
Win
ue
umracu
Colleen
Sites,
Anita
Brue,
Betty
McCabe
and
Aaron
Haaland.
to
turn
this
ship
over
to
the
present
Fisheries
Department
staff.
preierence
ui
uius
nuu
Deputy
Minister
of
Lands
GEO.
P.
MELUOKE.
!
May
57th.
1950.
.
Victoria,
B
C.
I
(120
!
1
j
as
soon
as
Provincial
Public
Works'
regulations
allow
the
carrying
of
heavy
loads
on
the
ln
each
case'
Leslie
DonlidnT
nephew
of
.
..
Mrs.
H.
King
left
for
his
home
"
a
very
unwlst
pf
cy;
v
Wally
Peterson
Crov:
to
Prince
Rupert
at
the
wetk-end
in
Telkwa
at
the
week-end
fol-
ir.
naive,
,
.-
hiehwavs
.it
being
the
intention
returnint?
with
his
wife
and
two
rons
who
have
been
living
in
Gibson's
Landing
until
Mr.'
lowing
a
short
visit
here.
He
firms
in
sucn
a
manner.
i.t
u-
"Branta"
ln
by
truck,
was
accompanied
by
Mr.
Burnt
luded.to
the
large
amount
ol
prlmarlly
in
of
the
Smithers
garage
who
wui
money
that
went
out
of
Prince
wUh
patromng
dur-
drlvlng
a
demonstration
car,
an
Rupert
in
the
way
of
liquor
pur-
spawning
season
and
FINE
PRINTING
at
REGAL
PRINTERS
PHONE
24
222
Second
Av.
!
Peterson
found
a
place
for
them'
4
Ertitl.su
"Vanguard.".
chases
be
employefl
at
other
times
may
here.
Wally
is
contractor
for
the,
cording
to
me
pie,s,
u
.
connection
with
the
scientific
remodelling
of
the
army
build-j
The
cemetery
board
met
on
tanners
'
111
ijnaic
the
Fisheries
Ings
Into
bunkhouses
for
the
Sunday
at
the
cemetery
and
and
bid-
or
otner
work
of
f
,h
lr-ressful
1
woiKmen
01
tne
Columbia
t:euu-
decided
to
have
a
shelter,
made
w""v
"
.
nonartment.
lnv,.
rnmnnnv
.
fk
f
.
der.
The
unamDer
ae'u
...j...,.
I
ivjl
LliC
UJC
Ul
VUWIO.
V
V.V
..
No
additional
men
aie
c.t.-
there.
Those
attinding
the
Mr.
Harvey
s
suggesuoiu
1
TO
Aff
I
,
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Nelson,
late
of
Terrace
and
Remo,
and
frn
I
n.
is
not
published
Ol
meeting
were
H.
Kin,
R.
Corey,
W.
Warner.
W.
Donald,
J.
Nor-mandeau,
Mr.
MacKay
and
Jira
MacKay.
-
s
auc-rCof
trol
Ho,rd
Ol
now
of
Prince
Rupert,
spent
TS.al
Bntish
Columbi4
May
24
in
Terrace
and
took-ln
the
sports
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Reverend
Hay
hurst
of
KiS
Maurice
Cote,
who
!s
witli
',
wanga
is
expected
to
arrive
here
Woodward's
Store,
In
V.
n;
li
ve.,
Saturday's
train
to
condu-.t
is
rnpnd'n-z
a
two
werVs
h.il!-'
morning
services
ln
St.
Mat-
D
PIPE
AND
Ho
fiih
v.u
nnr-i.;s
Ur
r,,i
i
ihew's
Church
WELDERS
AND
I
ETC.
ABRICAT1NG
i
Breakfast
Preference
of
Millions
-
W
-far
After
Year
J(J
Mrs.
H.
Cote,
driving
vp
l.'cr.i
the
south.
He
will
be
returning
next
Wednseday.
Accompanying
him
is
his
fiancee,
Miss
Mary
Fetchke.
who
is
a
nur3e
In
the
Powell
River
hospital.
tap
boxes,
steel
The
Instructional
Unit
of
the
Fire
Marshall
Office
drove
lnt3j
town
from
the
coast
cn
Thur.i-j
day
afternoon
with
representa-1
tives,
J.
Newall,
E.
Rickey,
J.
DifkcnF,
to
hold
classes
for
the)
I
-
I
.
.
I
V
Nwl,
Dollars
Don't
!
l$XJr
raft
Grow
majx-s,
storaRe
i,
trailers
flea
Kfinrnrio
T'hoir
nl"iiii.-f.
'llinj
and
repairs
a
business
Olaf
Hanson
was
is
to
give
Instruction
to
firemen
j
A
Product
of
General
Foods
visitor
In
town
last
week.
He
left
Thursday
for
Prince
Rupert
;o
spend
the
week-end.
Don't
skimp
breakfast
the
day's
most
important
meal
Then
you'll
not
feel
tired,
irritable
later.
Instead,
One
that
helpsyou
start
eat
a
good
breakfast
regularly.
right,
stny
right
all
day.
"k
Guaranteed
I
Estimates
i
km
-s
j
You
Can
Stretch
Them
j
If
You
Take
Your
Radio
to
ifriltn
RADIO
of
both
salaried
and
volunteer
depprtments,
so
that"
all
fire
fighting
departments
may
keep
in
touch
with
one
another.
On
Thursday
niftht
they
gave
instruction
in
ladders,
knots,
first
aid
and
then
showed
films
'owl
chemical
explosion,
laboratory
experiments
and
-different,
Will
Rublnson
drove
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Thursday
to
meet
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney
who
returned
to
Terrace
with
him
Friday.
Millions
find
that
Grape-Nuts
makes
breakfast
more
appetizing,
satisfying
they
relish
those
delicious
kernels
made
from
whole
wheat
and
malted
barley,
so
tasty
with
milk
or
cream.
A
delightfully
different
nut-like
flavor
1
And
Grape-Nuts
brings
you
useful
amounts
of
carbo-'
hydrates,
minerals
and
proteins.
Many
other
uses.
For
cooking,
packages
carry
different
recipes.
Today
get
Grape-Nuts
from
your
grocer.
A
grand
recipe
is
shown
here.
Try
it.
An
able
food
expert
planned
CO.
I
iVtli
0
CLINIC
j
'r
I
..'.II..
l
.M
UnnLfnrt
methods
in
flrefighting.
On
Friday
night
they
will
conduct
more
classes
and
those
attending
both
evenings
will
be
given
a
certificate.
,
I
SO
Uay
uuarmiirc
1,1
I
I
...
.
..
nllunr
III
Green
884
a
tOOQ
specially
maue
iui
uicdman
Grape-Nuts-the
favorite
of
millions!
'
Guaranteed
WO
PICK
Up
unu
ui.i.v
.
.
II
1
Phone
Blue
902
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1
I
SPOT
NEWS1-------;-
b
"
Tosfs
'
GrCIDe-nW"
.,.
water
,
Combine
su6.r.
-
over
i0
he
alt.
,w
until
cup
u9""
BROADWAY
CAFE
THE
BEST
in
Plumbing
Service
PHONE
108
PRINCE
RUPERT
,
PLUMBING
&
HEATING
BUD
SCHUMAN
(Old
Post
Office
Bldg.)
V,cup
mo'""
,up
"!!;n
occasionally:
(IN)
'oTape-Nut.,
't""g.se"
V
w
i
U
REGISTERED
TtADE-MARK
tRAND
i
Best
Food
When
next
you
buy
a
cereal
make
it
Grape-Nuts.
Economical
?
Well,
a
serving
is
just
two
tablespoonfuls
costing
less
than
a
cent.
ENGINES
Sl
EQUIPMENT
We
stmk
onrt
liavf
fur
salf
riiiuniifis
illf-srlA.
Mniilr
(Ins
Kuglnra
l'lrlhl(
dif-aM
phaHst
piping,
Hrllilr
ful
Hups.
Trolllin
PiiIf
Si"K
(lllihrlvt
iai
kn
and
Piirt.
Itruw
anil
Inm
IW.w
Riillrrv
I'lslon
Rlnct.
Iiii
ana
I'lpe
t-'lttliiKS,
,
Halibllrrt
Idix
B'ailiH.
Juw
l.ilclirs
amlior
Mxer-lieaiK
Rlrrl
and
Itrnos
Hliafllm.
Ihills.
Nuts,
Hfuils
and
'P
Halibut
Wil
Rollpra
Hheavra.
AiK-hnr
llnrdy
MRRMhfarts.
Klal
Mild
fterl.
Various
mlli
lrn
of
marine
har:l-wari
and
riiilpnirnt,
too
iiuiner-(iiis
lo
inrntioii.
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