tied
PK.
.
1
k'l
-Wednesday,
September
20,
1950
I
Council.
j
Mi
.tat
3v.
Vs
son
t;is
('(w-'-rf
'onblic
ipi-.t'oni
office'
wtHle
R
!0.
Moore
will
act
a
chairman
I
of
the
.salary
committee.
The
President-elect
extended
a
welcome
to
the
reol!uimrr
Mrs,
Dommafo
Officers
Installed
at
Borden
Street
School
P.T.A.
The
Installation
of
officers
of
the
Borden
Street
8chool
Parent
Teacher
Association'
took
place
at
last
evening's
regular
meeting
with
Principal
J.
8.
Wilson
carrying
out
the
ceremony.
retiring
president,
Mrs.
H.
C.
Flood.
I
-.
aiikinf
the
prfser.ta-iin
c.i
behalf
of
the
association.
Mr.
Wilson
referred
to
the
splendid
service
Mrs.
Flood
had
given
in
various
capacities
over
a
period
of
years
and
most
recently
as
president.
Her
interest
and
ability
had
contributed
largely
to
the
success
of
the
organization.
Mrs.
Flood
thanked
the
members
for
the
honor.
She
had
enjoyed
the
work
and
wished
the
association
continued
success
in
the
futur
VANCOUVER
O
A
phflnUm
'
pianist
left
a
private
home
With-'
out
applause
after
giving
an
im-promptu
performance.
"The
lady
of
the
house
said
she
was
up-'
stairs
when
someone'
-'starWd
playing
In
the
living
room.
There
was
nobody
there
when-
she
investigated
and,
strangely
enough,
nothing
was
missing.
MS
fiesioen!
,,oj).aSelecLfd
presi-.f'V;r.,e
Rupert
and
tellers'
Ax'iatU.n
at
v;UUr
nwnthly
meet-,ng
tl,e
summer
vaca-
.ntfrs
are:
Kin
t.
CI.
E.
Freeman,
j-
ui.
M-
Adlard.
Mi.;s
N.
Irving
and
h!Ki
,11!
J
u.
c-
nrr-
flfcii-il
to
me
Niirm-
.t
,",'.1
fj.."l'".
teachers
and
asked
support
during
the
year.
Next
meeting
of
the
council
will
take
pluaa
in
Prince
Rupert
in
October.
ME11CY
FLIGHTS
The
R.C
A.F.
carried
out
213
search
and
rescue
operations
In
1949.
Try
a
Daiiy
News
Clsitied.
MADAM:
YOUR
TAILORED
S
U
It
-Jli'JlH
By:
W.
R.
JOHNSTON
i'i
a
lit
hiiouncement
Mount
Juneau
Is
Risky
Climb
JTTNEAU-Msunt
Juneau
appears
to
be
a
risky
region
lor
sea
faring
youths.
It
will
be
remembered
that
a
few
years
ago,
an-
American
sailor
on
snore
leave
at
Juneau,
went
climbing
by
himself.
Failing
t
return,
a
search
party
went
out,
fir.a.".y
locating
his
body.
A
fall
lad
killed
him.
,
A
week
or
so
ago,
a
forme'
marine,
John
Crawford
of
Sunny-side,
in
Washington,
now
serv
inif
on
a
government
vessel
up
north,
undertook
to
take
plctuics
of
the
mountain.
He
went
ais
alone.
He
fell
down
the
face
cf
a
cliff,
and
suffering
from
shock,
and
cut
and
bruised,
was
rejruei
by
an
emergency
party.
Anions
paiseng.'rs
on
th"
Prince
George
when
she
docked
here
today
were
Mr
and
I'rs.
D.
O.
Owens,
Wii.niprg.
Mr.
Owens
is
regional
counsel
for
the
C.N.R.:
R.
E.
Taylor,
engineer
of
buildings,
Winnipeg;
C.
E.
Smith,
freight
traffic
manager
CNR.
Toronto.
N.
A.
Wal
ford,
general
superintendent
CNR
Toronto,
and
F.
N.
Siebert,
Industrial
commissioner
also
arrived.
,
Classiifed
Ads
Bring
Results.
Luxury
Steamer
PRINCE
GEORGE
SAILS
FOU
i
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
As
an
additional
service
to
our
customers,
1
il,H
j
!-.
,
J
j
-e
pleased
to
advise
that
our
office
will
n
open
during
noon
hours,
Sundays
and
:ys
excepted.
Crisply
man
tailored
.
,
v;al-
;
ways
man
admired,
sewn
and.
j
molded
with
the
sarne;cfean
;
The
following
office
hours
are
now
effec-
Mondav
to
Friday
8
a.m..
to
5
p.m.
Saturday
8
a.m.
to
1
p.m.
lines
which
distinguish
jeur
fine
men's
clothing.
Arid
man
nish
fabrics!
!
Htfre"'kre
li.
y
r.
I
fine
woolens
in
abundance,
r
Vi
'ir
gabardines,
tweeds
and
smart
worsteds,
all
outstandingly
quality
looking.
Designed
by
skilled
craftsmen
who
are
able
to
give
you
mannish
'tailored
individuality
in
your.
:
Buit
or
topcoat,
that
is
yours'
'alon.
!
Mrs.
Geoff
Lambly,
who
recently
returne
dto
he
rhome
In
Terrace
after
receiving
surgical
treatment
in
Prince
Rupert,
is
reported
to
be
making
a
satisfactory
recovery.
Regular
meeting
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose,
Wednesday
Sept.
20.
m0c;
Are
you
dated
for
the
Blood
Donor
clinic?
Your
blood
may
save
a
life.
Phone
451.
(ltc)
Robert
Hunter,
who
wag
Idon-t.fied
with
thr
local
of
Canada
years
aito,
later
be
came
manaqer
at
Haaelton
and
for
sometime
was
managing:
sec-.
retary
of
the
Haatlton
Hospital,
t
a
visitor
In
the
city.
Mr.
Hunter
is
now
identified
with
the
federal
taxation
department.
Peter
Bulauyyk
is
being
held
by
local
police
on
a
charge
of
erentinj
a
dlurWce
in
connection
with
an
incident
at
Bud's
Citfar
Store
Monday
night.
Mrs.
Spurky
Smith
received
serious
injuries
to
the
eyes
when
struck
by
flying
glass
from
a
window
smashed
by
Balanyk.
Further
charges
may
oe
pending.
j
.
.
Many
Lawsuils
After
Moronic
I
CLEVELAND
Laws
jits
seeking
$4,909,527
from
the
Canada
Steamship
Lines.
Ltd.
have
b?en
filed
in
behalf
or
heirs
of
85
persons
killed
September
1,
1949,
when
the
ss.
Noronic
burned
at
Toronto.
Other
suits
pending
involve
claims
of
about
$0
500,000
for
deaths,
personal
Injury
or
property
loss.
The
disaster
claimed
a
total
of
119
lives.
Mrs.
Grant
Of
Vrangell
Dies
Word
was
received
In
the
city
yesterday
of
the
death
at
Wran-pell
of
Mrs.
Mary
Grant,
widow
of
the
late
John
Grant
and
a
i"sident
of
the
southeastern
Alaska
town
for
many
years.
Mrs.
Grant,
who-
wr.s
well
known
to
northern
travelers,
operated
the
Wrangell
Hotel
which
she
took
charge
of
after
tier
husband
died
many
years
ago.
Mrs.
Grant
was
one
of
the
real
pioneers
of
the
Alaska
coast.
Annotmcemnl
Tea
and
Sale
of
Homeeooking,
Proshvtcrian
Church,
September
21.
!
United
Church
W.A.
sale
home
cooking,
Gordon
&
Anderson's.
Saturday,
Sept.
23,
11
a.m.
to
4
p.m.
Catholic
Bazaar,
October
4
and
5.
Lutheran
Ladles'
Aid
Fall
Sale
October
the
7th.
Kebekah
Bazaar,
October
18
St.
Peter'
Fall
Bazaar,
Oct.
2B
Spnja
Bazaar,
October
27.
Moose
Bazaar,
rtov.
2
and
3.
legion
Auxiliary
Fall
Bazaar
November
8.
Presbyterian
Pall
Sale
Nov.
18.
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
W.A.
Fall
Sale,
Nov.
18.
lOD.E.
tall
uazaar
November
23.
i
.,
,
,
l
j
.
.
United
Church
;
Falft
Bakaar
December
7.
BERT
&
McCAFFERYiLtd.
The
resignations
of
Keith,
Faught
as
literature
convener
and
of
Mrs.
E.
A.
Evans
as
trea-s-
j
urer
were
accepted
with
regret.
To
fill
the
vacancies
Mrs.
G.
Watmough
was
elected
treasurer
and
as
literature
convener
Mrs.
A.
B.
Brown
was
elected.
The
complete
slate
of
officers
follows:
President
Mrs.
A.
3.
Domn-ato.
Vice-President
Rev.
L.
G
Sieber.
Secretary
Mrs.
R.
Greissel.
Immediate
Past
President
Mrs.
H.
Flood.
Refreshment
convener
Mr?.
M.
Halvorsen.
Program
convener
Mrs
P.
Logan.
Literature
convener
Mrs.
A.
B.
Brown.
Representative
to
Film
Coun
cils.
A.
Cheeseman.
Representative
to
Music
and
Drama
Festival
Committee
Mrs.
G.
Cook.
Representative
to
P.T.A.
CouncilMrs.
L.
Greene.
Membership
convener
Mrs.
Bush.
Convener
of
Study
Groups-Rev.
L.
G.
Sieber.
A
letter
from
the
Ministerial
Association
was
read
asking
the
Association
to
take
appropriate
action
in
regard
to
the
application
by
a
group
in
the
city
for
a
licence
to
operate
certain
games.
The
Association
was
In
agreement
with
the
feeling
of
the
Ministerial
Association.
A
letter
will
be
sent
to
the
Parent-Teacher
Council
protesting
against
the
Issuance
of
the
licence.
The
presentation
of
a
Parent-
xf-N
JC
Jr.'
X
-
I
s
V
lj
Delicious
creamy
mashed
potato
I
in
one
minute!
I
L
?S.
.
Ttiii
creamy,
deliclouf
.
mashed
potato
is-
so
oiy
9
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
PHONES:
116,
117
or
58
tlS
P
h
For
KETCHIKAN
Mrrj
ll
Wednesday
mtonicht
J-
i"W.
--.
Letters
of
thanks
were
receiv-
ed
from
the
Unitarin
tion
acknowledging
receipt
ofi
the
donation
of
$40
towards
the!
maintenance
of
an
orphan
in,
Europe.
A
photograph
of
the'
young
Greek
girl
who
was
the
one
being
taken
care
of
was'
circuiaiea
among
the
members
and
a
brief
history
of
her
case
proved
or
much
interest.
Mr.
Sieber
spoke
on
study
groups.
A
lively
interest
is
being
shown
by
the
members
in
this
series
and
an
active
season
Is
promised.
A
film
entitled
"Safety
Patrols"
was
much
enjoyed.
Community
singlnjj
also
was
thoroughly
enjoyed
with
Miss
Yvonne
Larson
at
the
piano.
Mrs.
Flood
was
in
the
chair
until
the
Installation
of
officers
after
which
Mrs.
Dominato
presided.
Mrs.
P.
Bond
was
refreshment
convener.
There
was
an
attentive
audience
with
new
members
showing
a
promising
interest
In
the
various
activities
of
the
association.
"PERLONS"
TOO
HOT,
HAVEN'T
GOT
GLAMOR
NOTTINGHAM,
England,
tf
Perlon
stockings
,made
from
a
synthetic
German
yarn,
were
tried
out
by'
British
scientists
here.
Guinea
pigs
were
women
members
of
the
staff.
Verdict:
They
look
like
cheap,
sliir.y,
plated
rayon.
They
are
so
hot
to
wear
they
give
a
prickiy
heat
in
10
minutes.
Opinion
of
sn
onlooking
male:
"They
haven't
got
glamor."
Zl-W
MgJ
fI72?&.
V
'
irnQf
I
StoJj
A7
,
foticJo
s
'
U&
jf
'
1
''
I
I
lvv
a.
A
HERE'S
HERE'S
ALL
ALL
YOU
YOU
DO
DO
I
'
Wait
until
dinner
it
'
;
ready
to
wrve:
then
-,
bring
om
laltod
.
.
'if
'
urate
Jo
a
brisk
boil,'
'
add
milk
and
French's
Instant
Potato
accord,
ing
to
simple
directions
on
package.
Stir
for
a
lew
seconds
until
potato
has
thickened,,
add
butter
and
whip
until
light
and
fluffy;
CAFE
IN
THE
CITY
I
For
Reservations
IM
II
AfAf'tlU
'
Write
or
Call
.
ll
-
'
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
!
11
All
players
registered
to
bowl
in
the
mixed
ten-pin
league
be
on
hand
to
bowl
Thursday,
Sept.
21
at
7
p.m.
Any
Interested
par.
ties
are
also
welcome.
221
Bulagno
Florists
for
quality
price
of
coffee
to
15c.
Others
service
you
will
appreciate."
Phone
Green
787.
Box
1193.
(It)
F
V.
Siebert,
industrial
commissioner,
Canadian
National
Railways,
Winnipeg,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
Vancouver
in
the
course
of
a
western
tour
and
will
proceed
East
on
this
evening's
train.
Comingsix
days
only,
daily,
24,
Pastor
Evangelist
Rev.
Ross
MacPherson
on
return
visit.
Regular
Baptist
Church,
daiiy
beginning
Sunday,
September
8
p.m.
223
Obstetrical
Development
WINNTPEO
R
Winnipeg
General
Hospital,
in
a
brochure
celebrating
ooening
of
Its
new
maternity
pavilion,
recalls
that
Its
first
maternity
section
more
than
8
Oyears
ago
had
only
17
1
beds.
In
1888
custom
dictated
that
all
women
who
could
were
delivered
at
home,"
writes
Dr.
Ross
Mitchell,
head
of
tae
hospital's
honorary
consultant
staff
"This
left
for
a
maternity
hospital
only
four
classes
unfjr-tunate
girls,
the
destitute,
rural
patients
who
had
no
friends
with
avalluble
homes
In
the
cltv,
and
those
wltuse
labors
were
expected
o
be
ext
a
diifieuii
o.
hazardous."
Today
Winnipeg
has
seven
maternity
hospitals
with
282
beds.
Cortisone
Is
Coming
Here
Cortisone,
the
much
discussed
new
remedy
for
arthritis
and
other
rheumatic
ailments,
so
far
only
available
in
the
larger
cltle
such
as
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
is
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
but,
before
it
comes,,
there
must
be
assurance
that
local
medical
practitioners
know
how
to
use
it.
Accordingly,
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene
and
Dr.
A.
W.
Large
are
leavln"
tomorrow
night
on
the
Prince
Georee
for
Vancouver
to
take
a
sneclal
course
therein
and
either
Dr.
L-.
W.
Kergin
or
Dr.
W.
S.
Kerpin
exnect
to
go
south
by
plane
on
Saturday.
Dr.
Greene
and
Dr,
Large
will
he
accompanied
bv
their
wives.
Thev
are
also
to
attend
tbe
annual
meeting
of
tha
British
Columbia
Medical
Association.
COMING
g
DAY
ONLY
g
SUNDAY
TO
FRTDAY
(Sept
24th
to
29th)
Rev
W.
HP.
"Ross"
MacPherson
Pastor-Evangelist
and
Prison
Chaplain
at
REGULAR
BAPTIST
CHURCH
-QtJAv:
near
High'
Stflux
$
eejr
Tlies
Date
Open-
221
O
Economical'
O
Clean-
.
O
Efficient
O
CoitYeYrierif
0
Attractive
Save
Money
!
Repair
Now
!
Watts
&
Nickerson
rxrm
KAIEM
C0-()F
!
fTfl
jl;
a
i
HARDWARE),;')
t
l
t
Ut
P
hfs
Linoleum
LX
It's
money
In
Uie
bank
whi'ii
you
h'ikl
repair
fusts
down.
The
surest
ay
is
to
do
repairs
while
thy
arc
still
small.
Cull
HUT
8ifi.
SAANICH
gUA.
7
UMBING
and
HFATING
Inlaids
ic
British
made
O
Congolewrr.,
O
Hall
Runner
six
and
nine
feet
wide.
4
-
mm
mm
1
fl
t
Cor.
4th
Ave.
and
McBridc
"Wil
l
tlHM
M1BMM.
O
Floor
Mats
O
Rexoleum
Rugs,;
PHONE
WE
DELIVER
WRITE
"
179
251
-
3rd
Avenue
Box
1127
-
III
.
.
i
t
"
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'
n
JHONE
79
,
;
t
PHONE
79
AIIIIOUIICEMEliT
to
prepare!
French
'$
Inttanr
i
Potato
it
mod
from
op-quality
,
potatoes
precoolcea
for
you!
Jutt
follow
thete
easy
directions
and
in
I
minute
it's
ready-
best
mathed
potato'
you
ever
atel
T
We
are
not
taking
any
dealing
or
"
pressing
at
present
'
"i
We
shall
attend
to
efficient
service
on
Tailoring,
Alterations
and
"Re-
t
pairing
'
,
lUullurr
IJliuntmry
1
1:
i
if
lit
-
...
i
-
it
ijt
i
Kll
)t
jrV
New
Fall
Samples
have
just
arrived
Order
now
for
better
choice
'
Delicious
Pies
and
Cupcakes
too
jpj
WE
HAVE
GOT
THEM
ALL
FOR
YOU'
at
RUPERT
BAKERY
LTD,
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
HOURS
L
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