V
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Wednesday,
December
27,
1950
10
YEARS
WED
Jaycees'
Cabare!
NEW
GLASGOW,
N.S.
W-Mr.
i
1
r
1
and
Mrs.
Angus
Grant
have
just
Scaptam's
V
Is
Happy
Event
celebrated
anniversary.
their
Of
their
70th
13
wedding
children
fy
Sua
7
eight
survive.
The
Grants
have
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Chamber
lived
all
their
lives
in
Pictou
and
of
Commerce
donned
a
Antigonish
counties.
gayer
mood
Saturday
night
when
they
and
friends
gathered
Scaojam's
V.O."
Seagram's
"83"
at
the
Canadian
Lekiun
Hall
for
their
Christmas
cabaret.
There
5
were
about
50
couple,
dancing
cojram"
Croum
Royal
to
the
music
of
Andy
McNaugh-ton
at
the
piano.
After
an
enjoyable
1
Seagram's
King's
FMate
Seagrams
Special
OW
up
shortly
evening,
after
the
midnight.
party
broke
haitisement
is
not
oublished
or
disnlaveri
hvthei;,rvt.,i
c,....,
.
..
"
"
i
'
i
uw
ww.
Byrne
Government
of
British
Columbu
century
passes
WgelNews
Headed
By,
l'entury's
u
r
i
i
rioc
nf
War
And
Ctrifft
JlWK
3
Z
l-J
By
CHARLES
BRUCE
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
Sfc
in
tVi
pwninir
nf
Totiiiq-!.
oo
inm
.
.
.i
J
PILED
UP
Calum
MacKay
of
Montreal
Canadiens
is
the
man
on
the
bottom
of
this
pile-up
in
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
during
the
Montreai-Toionlo
game
last
Wednesday
night.
Johnr.y
McCormack
of
the
Leafs
is
spread-eagled
while
Ray
Timgren
of
Toronto
tops
the
mound.
That's
Joe
Klukay
of
Leafs
partially
visible
in
the
right
foreground.
Toronto
won
3-1.
'
.
(CP
PHOTO)
man
dispatched
a
telegram
from
Osbonie
BOuDLE
DISTILLED
,
the
royal
residence
on
the
Isle
of
Wight
to
jbnl
Mayor
of
London.
'My
clear
mother,
the
Queen,
has
just
passed
:
Christmas
Dinner
'
For
Old
Veterons
ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS
December
27,
1925
.
!
About
40
old
time
Canadian
If
you
can't
sleep
because
of
ga'ptaf,
L.
W.
Patmore
on
Christmas
Leeion
members
eathered
at
tho
!
and
counhine
fight
for
b'enth
niiiht
liia
was
dead
habit,
reported
often
uncon-
'i.-ath
8C!0Usly
and
bv
implication-ln
mav
be
taken
on
t
of
the
great
new!
t0ber"
Columns'
on
,nslde
For
the
peh5Sen?S
'.
Day
picked
a
full
blown
Hi!fh't
iioii
b.,h,
...Bm.
1
";"'!"
.,man''RA?.
MAH.
.tut.
""
,
uiuay.
DlCltSOn
rOSe,
Which
had
lOWll
.
,
,
i
,.hl..m
iv-
v
rmf,rtm
relief.
A
605
unprotected
along
the
side
of
his"eir
an"uul
"!lslI"as
tve
Par'
iii
Souv.nce
yOU.
You'll
enjoy
the
mature
perfection
for
which
this
famous
.
Canadian
Rye
Whisky
has
traditionally
been
noted
...
a
perfection
recognized
by
the
residence
on
Borden
Street.
;tv-
The
evenlnS
spent
witn
'
i
each
of
the
party
putting
on
a
.V.d.1
VIUVCI
UflWPbn
UIC
Btliru
lhak
will
nl
to,4
'By
Canadian
Press)
Death
of
Victoria,
1901
Birth
of
radio
(Atlantic
wireless,
1901)
Popularization
of
the
automobile
Birth
of
aviation
(first
flight,
1903)
Titaoie
sinking,
1913
First
World
War,
1914-18
Battle
of
the
Marne.
1914
Battle
of
Jutland.
1916
U.S.
declaration,
1917
Allied
offensive,
August.
1918
Russian
revolution.
1917
Rise
of
Fascism,
1922
The
great
depression,
1939-39
Italian
conquest
of
Ethiopia,
1935-36
Abdication
of
Edward
VIII,
1936
Spanish
Civil
War,
1936-39
Second
World
War
1939-45
Deliverance
at
Dunkerque,
1940
Fall
of
France,
1940
Battle
of
Britain,
1940
German
attack
on
Russia,
1S41
Pearl
Harbor,
1941
El
Alameln
Invasion
of
Normandy,
1944
Collapse
of
Germany,
1945
Birth
of
United
Nations,
1945
Atom
bomb,
1945
Korean
war.
1950.
banners
of
.Ingle
breaks
i'
lone
trends
of
life
and
The
bjys"
band,
under
the
skit.
During
the
party
refresh-
i
leadership
of
Bandmaster
Wil-
ments
were
served
by
a
commit-,
son.
naraded
th
ulropts
fhri-.i.
'toe
mn.ctat.inr
of
Mrs.
J.
a.
Black.
I
I
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Do
you
know
you
can
now
purchase
to-day's
NfcWS
III
KVIK
to-day?
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NKViS
TM
Papers
are
Ilown
In
dally
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C.P.A.
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people
of
B.C.
who
appre-
Not
because
U
wa
unexpected
dea'.h
la
Inevitable.
Not
because,
In
itself,
II
could
alter
a
waf
of
lile.
But
hpcu.se
U
re-rrmiris
a
milestone
In
tirr.8.
The
end
of
an
era.'
The
fceginning
'if
an
age.
Ten
of
the
first
50
years
of
mas
Eve
and
played
apprapri
!.e
'
Mrs.
W.
Davis
and
Mrs.
W.
Os-selections
at
street
cornel
s.
borne.
The
merry
gathering
Christmas
morning,
the
buys
I
broke
up
about
11
o'clock.
ciate
the
full-bodied
flav-
played,
among
other
places,
at
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
our
and
mellow
riclinens
of
B.C.
Double
Distilled.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
ChrL'tmas
cheer
was
carried
by
the
Elks'
Lodge
into
many
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printed
PROMPT
SERVICE
CHANDLER'S
STUDIO
216
-
4th
Street
Box
645
Phone
Green
389
Prince
Rupert
homes,
where
It
was
deeply
an-
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs
.Einarson,
city;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
H.
McCorriston,
Port
Edward;
M.
E.
Neilsen,
D.
Wookertz,
A.
E.
Baker,
P.
Gar-vey,
S.
R.
Jarvis,
A.
Borgen,
Mr.
pi-eeiated.
The
Brother
Bills
reached
with
generous
gifts
to
places
where,
otherwise,
there
would
have
been
little
observance
of
the
joyous
season.
THE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
CO.
LTD.
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
B.C.
This
advertisement
is
not
publislied
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
1!U
new
ae,
the
world
gav
to
ar.
j
It
is
almost
Impossible
to:
measure
the
impact
of
news
In
wartime
against
the
atom
wei
call
"great"
In
periods
of
peace.!
Suffering,
sacrifice,
heroism,
death
by
violence,
make
the
news
that
pulls
the
heartstrings
of
humanity.
But
In
wartime
the
(
examples
of
these
are
multiplied
a
thousand
times.
They
become
the
usual.
And
so,
only
Luxury
Steamer
PRINCE
GEORGE
'BMmtSlBEDW
and
Mrs.
L.
Audet,
Watson
Island;
C.
E.
Mayo,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Peters,
Port
Edward;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
Marshall,
Vancouver;
Pat
Carey,
Terrace;
J.
Scott,
city;
E.
M.
Hammond,
Victoria;
N.
W.
Aresheekoff,
city;
R.
D.
Ingalls,
Vancouver,
J.
Paulis,
Cedarvale;
P.
Ducharme,
Mas-set;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Rothe,
Stewart
Moose
Observe
'Xmas
December
27,
1940
Capt.
and
Mrs.
Ivan
Halsey,
who
have
served
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
past
three
and
one-half
years,
have
received
word
from
territorial
headquarters
at
i
i
the
sweep
and
clash
of
fleets
and
armies,
In
which
these
things
are
dramatised
en
masse,
stand
out:
the
tide-turning
stand
ot
armies
along
the
Mamc
or
at
El
Alameln;
the
entry
of
another
neutral;
the
thunder-
Toronto
that
Capt.
Halsey
has;
city;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Twaddell,
SAFE
BUYS
1948
Ford
4-Door
$ejQ
1949
Special
DeLuwe
Sedan
-
$2025
h
M
I
IJ
lng
guns
at
Jutland.
And
of
STEWART
Stewart
Women
ofthe
Moose
held
their
annual
Christmas
Tree
party
for
their
members
and
members
of
the
Moose
Lodge
and
friends
In
the
Moose
Hall
last
Thursday.
About
75
were
present
and
all
had
a
TRUCK
SPECIAL
1941
Ford
Sedan
Delivery....
fgQ
1948
Chev.
Pick-Up
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:13
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
For
Reservations
'
Write
or
Call
casualty
lists.
.
.
.
been
appointed
adjutant.
Three
sisters
Mrs.
Thomas
Priest,
Mrs.
Edward
McDermott,
Bralorne,
and
Mrs.
Robert
Moore
were
together
for
Christmas
day
for
the
first
tife
in
17
years
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Priest
;in
Graham
Avenue.
By
any
standards,
the
clashes
i
Vancouver;
G.
G.
E.
Raley,
Vancouver;
C.
P.
Hale,
city.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Browne
and
family,
Georgetown
sawmill;
Mrs.
A.
Langford,
Smithers;
George
Melvin,
E.
G.
O.sgrimson,
Watson
Island;
Tom
Pleasant,
Jay
Davis.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Davis,
Amsbury;
V
.W.
Harrison,
Vancouver;
George
H.
Skinner
and
of
fleets
and
armies
must
head
'
very
enjoyable
time.
Whist
was
the
list
of
great
news
stories
of
!
played
followed
by
games
and
the
presentation
of
gifts
from
liOO-1950,
1Mb
IM'tfkirt
mi
the
tree.
Miss
Ella
Haahti
mak
ins
a
charminsr
Santa.
U
II
IS
II
Y
j
"nrrif!!r
-
-
Jdvtrtisement
vtrtisement
it
it
not
not
Dubliihed
Dubmhed
or
or
i
Winners
in
the
whist
were
While
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
'
Mi
iio
;
ran
:
'
i
-aw
i
Mrs.
J.
Bouzek,
Mrs.
Moore,
Mike
j
Cameron
were
paying
Christmas
calls,
their
home
on
Eighth
A
ML
Zulich
and
Jack
Storrie.
Mrs.
W.
daughter,
Alert
Bay;
F.
Ober-muller.
Fort
Nelson;
C.
Ander-I
son,
Smithers;
L.
H.
Steck,
R.
Gaetano,
Homer,
Alaska;
W.
Sutherland,
Masset;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Boucher,
Terrace;
June
I
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
led
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
I
uovernmenl
of
bntish
Columbia,
FOR.
loving.
Parking,
Crating
ft
Dunne,
Port
Edward;
H.
Kraup-ner,
city;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
LaSette,
Queen
Charlotte
City;
Messrs.
Flynn,
Finton,
Wiklas,
Skilie-
enue
East
took
fire.
The
kitchen
was
gutted
anjl
the
rest
of
the
house
and
its
contents
suffered
smoke
damage.
.
In
a
Christmas
greeting
to
his
mother,
Mrs.
E.
Llewellyn
of
this
city,
Lome
Llewellyn
informed
her
he
was
aboard
an
American
Merchantman
that
has
been
evacuating
troops
from
Hungnam
Highest
Quality
in
Your
Printing
J.
Wakefield
was
the
recipient
of
a
gift
hamper.
Birthday
cakes
were
cut
for
Miss
Violet
Manojlovlch
and
Mrs.
Hilda
Neilson
whose
birthdays
occurred
this
month.
The
affair
was
In
the
hands
of
the
Moose-haven
committee
under
the
chairmanship
of
Mrs.
Betty
Stewart.
The
Moose
children's
Christmas
tree
was
held
in
the
Moose
Hall
on
Saturday
afternoon
and
It
was
a
hilarious
affair
from
start
to
finish.
Everyone
re-delved
a
gift
from
Santa
(Ray
DeCosse)
who
was
in
his
usual
jovial
mood.
stad,
Kelly,
Romasko,
J.
F.
Gag-liardi,
M
.Weaver,
Schladweiler,
Helena,
Montana;
W.
Collins,
Premier;
R
.D.
Semning,
A.
J.
!Harmanv
Terrace;
R.
Lundrlran,
Shipping
ml
General
I
Cartage
and
Storage
.
pplete,
Reliable
and
Effl-t
Service.
Also
agents
for
pdian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Lto.,
toxygen,
Acetylene
and
ull
Jtling
supplies.
pSAY'S
CARTAGt
But
in
the
35
years
of
actual
or
nominal
peace
before
and
between
and
after
the
wars,
men
and
women
still
worked
from
day
to
day.
They
made
news.
New
trends
developed,
new
forces
were
discovered
that
determined
their
habits,
how
they
should
live
and
die.
New
personalities
rose
like
stars,
used
the
trends,
the
discoveries,
the
men
and
women,
for
peace,
and
for
war.
NEW
ERA
OPENS
Months
before
that
winter
day
on
which
Victoria
died,
Lady-smith
had
been
relieved.
Kruger
had
fled
to
Europe.
The
United
States
had
ousted
Spain
from
Cuba.
The
time
of
small
wars,
red
plush
and
wax
fruit
was
jver.
At
about
this
time,
a
man
named
Henry
Ford,
whose
father
had
once
given
him
40
acres
ol
land
to
keep
him
out
of
machine
shops,
was
thinking
of
going
Into
business
for
himself
in
industrial
Detroit.
In
1902
he
did
so.
A
little
later,
by
accident,
in
North
Korea.
Avail
yourself
of
our
experience
and
versatility.
Dibb
Printing
Co.
J
I
UKAut
LIMIItU
,
'"
.'
Port
.Edward;
O.
Doucette,
DELINQUENCY
CAUSE-
I
Montreal;
J
Wong,
Terrace;
Mr.
BRANTFORD,
Ont.
(PMagls-
and
Mrs
F
E
Biewden,
Smlth-trate
R.
J.
Gillen
told
a
school
ers;
Miss
peggy
Laird,
Terrace;
teachers'
meeting
here
that
en-
Mrs
M
Thompson
'
vironment,
not
heredity,
causes
1
'.
1
boys
and
girls
to
go
wrong.!
aittion
sai.r
BESNER
BLOCK
PHONE
234
'
I
2nd
I
1910
and
Park
Avenues
Phtvw
60
and
6R
"Children
should
be
taugnt
mi
r
Timlirr
Sale
X
.rilri.1
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
71
imely
Recipes
Public
Auction,
at
10
a.m..
on
Tuesday,
January
23rd.
1951.
In
the
of-,
flee
of
the
District
Forester.
Prince
j
Rupert,
B.C.,
the
Licence
X
5195o,
I
to
cut
6,075.000
f.b.m
of
standins
I
and
felled
Spruce,
Cedar.
Hemloclc
i
and
Balsam
on
an
area
comprising
-1
accept
responsibility
in
the
home
and
should
not
be
given
too
much
freedom,"
he
said.
CANADIAN
MOVIES
MONTREAL
W
Lt.
Col.
Paul
L'Anglals
told
a
women's
meet-ine
here
that
he
expected
25
if
-f
1
jt:
,
f
v
I
y
y
5
y
I
I
v
9
p
I
i
Compliments
ol
the
Season
Our
office
and
shop
will
be
closed
from
Dec.
22
to
Jan.
2
for
staff
holiday.
Call
363
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
&
Contractors
TURKEY
WITH
RICE
y2
cup
ripe
olives
cup
rice
Happy
New
Year
jhe
came
across
a
piece
of
van-'
adlum
steel
the
thing
he
need-
of
part
of
surveyed
timber
licence
SOlflp,
Exste-v
Station,
Kange
S.
Coast
moving
pictures
a
year
would
1
3
taDlespoons
oil
2
cups
giblet
broUK
or
"sesaid
Qne
Q
greategt
lmJus
ANCOl'VER
VICTORIA
junday,
8
p.m.,
Chllcotin
water
"u
v,..vv...
tries
In
the
world
could
be
de
fid
to
build
the
light,
strong
car
So
was
born
the
Midel-T,
and
universal
use
of
the
automobile.
In
1901,
also,
two
younger
men
than
Ford
had
set
up
a
small
wind-tunnel
In
a
workshop
at
Dayton,
Ohio
.There
they
measured
the
lift
and
drag
of
wind.
Tnreo
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
"Provided
anyone
unable
to
attend
the
auction
in
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Further
particulars
may
be
obtained
from
the
Deputy
Minister
of
Forest3,
Victoria,
B.C.,
or
the
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(H)
boullon
cubes)
1
'4
teaspoons
salt
li
cup
canned
tomatoes
U
cud
chopped
onion
iuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
E
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
"day,
Camosun.
11
p.m.
veloped
here.
ALL
SECTS
.
All
the
important
rellgioi
s
of
mankind,
along
with
the
kwest
.forms
of
Fetish
worship,
are
practised
In
the
British
i.
V4V4
ii
cup
cnoppeu
giecu
GEORGE
COOK,
Jeweller
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
1
riArif
AfiiEO
"AKLOTTE
ISLANDS
pepper
IVi
cups
diced
cooked
turkey
1
cup
grated
sharp
American
cheese.
Cut
olives
from
pits
Into
large
:
i.,a
In
9
t.ahl-
Phone
264
527
Third
Avenue
the
position
of
the
centre
of
pressure
on
cambered
surfaces,
the
effect
when
one
surface
was
placed
above
another.
As
a
result,
they
turned
out
a
machine
equipped
with
a
four-cylinder
petrol
motor
of
12
horsepower,
uhed
750
Bounds
with
Or-
SIX-VOLUME
POEM
When
every
sudden
mTv,
brfg9,hor.
Henry
Brooke,
an
Irish
writer
sharp
twinges
it's
time
for
ir.
ciiaae'.
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Chllcotin,
Dec.
22
und
Jan.
5-9
p.m.
'
9
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
pwho
died
in
1783,
among
OthiT
Kuiney-uver
Pills.
Thousands
find
quick
"vvv"
TT
...
.
.
..
i-l
.
.
-
.-
-i-
i
relief
from
backache,
nninful
taint.
spoons
OU.
AaaiurKeyuium,
worKS
wrote
a
poem
m
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Y.u'
kidney
and
liver
disorders
by
taking
thit
and
tomatles,
and
bring
to
a
boll,
umes
called
"Universal
Beauty,
proven
remedy.
By
combining
2
treat-
a
aoouiu,
board,
anu
ui
menu
in
1
Dr.
Chase's
work
on
both
ville
Wrignt
-;,
,irn
intn
1IA.nuart
casserole.
kidneys
and
liver
for
taster
relief.
48
FdR.CHacf'c
t'HARI.OTTE
ISLANDS
Chilcotin,
Dec.
15
and
29,
I
9
p.m.
I
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
I
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Prince
Rupert
Florists
;
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
777
RS
W
inleS:
ol
the
achievements
rice
has
baked
HI!
VtmrTZ
of
i
hour
remove
from
oven,
stir
in
.
...
'M
Avenue
Phone
568
he
Wrights
and
others
who
JJ?Zt2
Bake
covered,
'a
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
Appreciates
the
growing
patronage
it
has
enjoyed
in
1950
and
extends
to
many
friends
and
customers
Best
Wishes
(or
1951
I
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SUGGESTIONS
A
KODAK
CAMERA
so
"right"
for
so
many.
.
1CrIlMlp
i
"ff
mixing
lighUy.
hour
longer.
Serves
4
to
5.
Alaska
Steamship
Co.'s
refrigerator
ship
Palisana
is
due
in
port
tomorrow
morning
from
Ketchikan
and
other
southeastern
Alaska
points.
After
dls-nhai-ffinir
live
carloads
of
frozen
pw
MASTERS,
SCREENS.
lieved
In
the
possibility
of
neay-ier-than-air
flight,
were
large.y
made
possible
by
improvements
in
a
gadget
with
which
engineers
had
been
puttering
for
10
years-the
Internal
combustion
engine,
a
gadget
which
by
"putting
the
furnace
into
the
cylinder"
achieved
a
radio
of
power
to
weight
sufficient
to
make
automobile
travel
practical.)
In
1901,
also,
Guglielmo
Mar-(Contlnuoa
on
page
6)
i
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...
.
d
Jf
LASH
ATTACHMENTS
I
WRATHALL'S
at
jHOTO
FINISHING
fish
here
for
transshipment
east
over
Canadian
National
Rail-!
wnvs
the
Palisana
will
continue
Thif
advertisement
is
not
publisher
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
4
British
Columbi.
her
southward
voyage
to
Seattle.
.
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