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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
June
21,
1950
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Menace
to
Navigation
Winnipeg
Freighter
Proving
Adaptable
,
1
A
notice
froir.
the
agent
of
the
Department
of
Transport
here
warns
mariner.;
of
a
hazard
to
all
small
vessels
using
the
Shell
Oil
dock
on
Prince
Rupert
waterfront.
It
is
a
small
projection
consisting
of
broken
piling
and
rock
fill
of
an
old
cribbing.
The
Department
has
caused
two
piles
to
be
driven
in
each
corner
of
the
cribbing,
these
piles
havinr
nailed
to
them
white
boards
bearln?
the
lettering:
"Keep
Outside."
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Union
steamer
Coquitlam
Capt.
John
Boden,
arrived
in
port
at
839
Tuesday
morning
from
northern
coastal
points
sailing
for
Vancouver
and
wa
points
at
1.30
p.m.
Passenger
passing
through
the
city
enroute
to
Vancouver
Included
Mrs.
J.
B.
Liete,
field
nurse,
and
Miss
L.
Howe,
school
teacher
from
graduates
was
by
Dr
L.
M.
Greene,
local
surgeon.
The
graduates
are
seen
n
this
picture
on
the
auditorium
stage.
Guest
Day
At
Kindergarten
BO-ME-HI
1950
Forty-seven
graduates
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School
participated
in
colorful
graduation
exercises
at
the
Civic
Centre
Auditorium
last
Friday
night.
The
address
to
the
and
rules
that
go
to
m
happy,
healthy
and
co-,
community.
Later
parents
and
were
served
refrpshnv
If
He
Wants
The
Complete
Works,"
Bring
Him
To
His
a
Favorite
Store
It
was
guest
day
at
Mother
SuPervi)rs
Mrs.
Black
Satisfaction
Of
Ooose
kindergarten
of
the
Regu-
Oldham.
Mrs.
M;
Norm
Applin
Is
Arrested
occia
piciurrs
ol
the
i
With
the
rp-r.ir.g
jn
Exams
Underway
At
Booth
High
University
entrance
ind
senior
matriculation
examinations
commenced
in
Booth
Memorial
High
School
Monday
and
are
contlnu-
lar
Baptist
Church
last
Friday,
When
mothers
of
the
children
Is
Impressed
By
Challenge
Lay
Delegate
Reports
on
Church
Co-tference
Junior
Choir
Presentations
RUPERT
MENS
I
AND
BOYS
STORE
S
Christian
Living
Satisfaction
to
be
derived
from
Phr'cHan
liwin
rtrA
Hi
a
inft,i
ere
Invited
to
the
school
clos-
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n.
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lng
exercises.
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On
its
second
cargo
carrying
,
trip
on
the
west
coast,
Capt
W.
D.
Owen
yesterday
reported
the
I
Winnipeg
registered.
Fort
Ross
U
be
giving
good
service.
Used
to
Hudson
Bay
service,
the
Fort
nig
unui
june
za.
rrincipai
A.
M.
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Norm
Applin,
alias
Norman
Harey
Gladu,
34-year-old
man-
i
Hurst
said
tod;y
that
29
students
-at
9.30
and
were
busily,
at
work
.
.
.
ence
of
its
precept
and
example
on
others
in
making
for
better
living
was
discussed
by
Rev.
E.
i
A.
Wright
in
his
morning
sermon
;
are
writing
for
their
university
when
the
mothers
arrived
at
10
lfllf
it
Q
At
the
evening
service
In
First
ager
of
the
Northern
Sports
Box-
entrance
and
14
for
senior
matrl-
,a.m.
For
an
hour
and
one
half
I
United
Church,
Mrs.
C.
J.
Olson,
'
ing
Club
here,
who
was
arrested
Ross
was
built
to
be
able
to
stay
the
regular
routine
of
klndergar-
greatest?
in
the
ice
all
winter
and
finds
it
at
First
Presbyterian
Church
on
n
naa
Deen
e
0IIlc,ai
lay
i
iu.u.,y
uy
.,.
lice,
Is
awaiting
disposition
of
j
matriculation
fturjents,
he
added,
ten
life
was
carried
out.
BUSTARD
Pacific
duties
comparatively
Sunday.
He
called
for
unity
in
delegate
from
Prince
Rupert
oo-
ev,
j
or
n7rv!
nv.a
iu,-
via
ii..
eave
an
account
of
the
1950
BC
authoriiies
of
Fort
Frances,
On-;
are
writing
a
complete
slate
of
FrpfiTiTif
:r-
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U1"u
.
ai
ZZ:,::L7:.ZZ.ZZ:;:?
,fm
nt
it,.h
n,Wh
!
urlo.
in
connection
..of
a
car
subjects
!'
Four
little
glrla'
illuatrated
'
rhythmatlca
with
musical
sklp-
'ninp
Six
nthr'
rtlH
h
hn.
MAYONNAISE
t
GIVES
A
-Kceiia
rciver
points.
Watson
f'i
"""uhb
umn-
-
..
mft
theft
last
year.
He
is
alleged
to
Island
and
Prince
Ruoert.
From
ences-
This
was
something
that
which
she
had
attended
in
Van-
7
have
the
stolen
car
cached
behind
his
home
on
Third
Avenue
here
she
went
cn
to
Taku
to
de-
j
was
as
applicable
to
Prince
Rup-
jcouver.
There
had
been
a
well-liver
seme
more
cargo
and
take
ert
'as
any
other
place.
,
laid-out
program
with
worship
on
a
load
of
ore.
!
Mr-
Wright
spoke
frcm
I.
Cor-j
services
each
evening.
Mrs.
Ol-
fafl4jflf
flavour
to
SAIL
ADS
Principals
Meet
i
(
Applin
is
being
held
pending
inthians
3.
further
word
from
the
police
a
!
son
had
been
tremendously
1m-
pressed
with
the
magnitude
of
J
Superintendent
maker's
dance,
Four
little
tots
dramatized
nursery
1
songs
and
the
"Windmill
Bong
Mothers
taw
how
health
'
rules
were
taught,
listened
In'
on
"Story
Time"
and
watched
them
at
creative
arts.
They
observed
how
the
children,
ranging
in
ago
from
two
and
a
half
to
five
years,
rort
Frances
who
may
despatch
the
many
services
given
by
so
an
escort
to
this
city.
I
Five
cars
of
frozen
halibut
was
'
the
cargo
the
Lucidor.
Seattle,,
;
dropped
here
yesterday
afternoon
for
transhipment
over;
Canadian
National
RaUwavs
The
,
Into
we
II
-beaten
yolk
of
2
jgs
tir
2
tpaspooos
of
Colman'f
moitard,
I
teatpCMn
of
salt.
I
teasfooo
of
pomdx-reii
opr.
Add
2
tablespoons
lemon
Hike.
Add
1
U
to
2
cup
utad
Oil
ftraduaUy,
beat
ing
constantly.
If
too
thuk
to
beat,
add
a
little
more
lemon
juice,
then
the
remainder
of
oil.
foe
free
recipe
hook,
"Culinary
Art
m-rite
to
Reckitt
&
Cotman
(Canada)
LtiL,
Station
T-,
MonuemJ,
STREET
TALK
are
taught
the.
little
courtesies
ship,
in
command
of
Cap'..
L
Evidence
of
the
proximity
of
Jacobson,
arrived
here
at
2:15
chool
closing
was
noted
about
p.m.
from
Fe,ersbun.
Alaska,
the
streets
yesterday
In
the
form
irfter
spending
two
weeks
picking
of
several
school
notebooks
torn
many
different
groups
in
the
United
Church.
To
learn
of
these
activities
was
an
inspiration'
and
a
challenge.
In
nearly
all
cases
an
increase
in
results
was
a
pleasing
feature.
But
the
challenge
was
not
being
fully
met.
There
was
still
an
insistent
demand
for
fully
qualified
ministerial
and
lay
workers
in
the
church.
The
staffing
of
the
Port
Simpson
Hospital
was
just
one
local
problem.
It
was
being
JUST
ARRIVED!
jup
cargo
from
Alaska
ports.
The
up
and
blowing
with
the
wiiid.
.3,809
ton
vessel
continued
on
to
'Seattle
after
unloading.
Const.
Jack
White,
upon
belli;?
I
Revision
of
tne
secondary
iniormed
of
Applin's
alleged
school
curriculum
was
the
busl-former
name,
checked
the
police
ness
before
a
mpetini?
convened
tiles
and
later
he
and
Corporal
by
H.
L.
Campbell,
assistant
E.
A.
Wales
then
arrested
the
superintendent
of
education
here
former
Columbia
Cellulose
last
Saturday
morning.
Present
worker.
were
Principal
A.
M.
Hurst
and
Applin
arrived
here
last
year
h's
staff
at
Booth
Memorial
Hid
lor
a
short
period
was
em-
Hiph;
G.
A.
Turner,
prlnclnal
of
ployed
with
Saanicn
Plumbing
schools
at
Ocean
Falls;
N.
Green,
und
Heating
On
January
.j
principal
of
schools
Missett:
and
went
to
work
as
a
plpeifUet
Josroh
Chl!,
Inswctor
of
schools
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
vhje
,
tnp
cit
Mr
Cam
bcI,
r,1
rtr,wr
oa
T'r
An
w.
ne
asKed
for
three
weeks
leave
,
,
t
.i
w
""ih
Memnal
Hlgh
.1
,b,cnce
and
did
not
return
Fnday
n,pht
-une
15.
In
that
period
he
I
fought
the
American
i.c,..!
Before
1823
Mr.
Campbell
was
fighter
Paul
Kennedy
that
mon'h
rurervising
Psince,
Rupert
Anethtf
Shipment
of
the
Famous
HEEL-HUGGER
TIES!
:
northbound,
the
vessel
brough;
CN
R.
steamer
Prince
George,
,'flcven
passengeis
for
Prince
Rup-Capt.
E.
B.
Caldwell,
on
her
ores-
ert
and
took
two
north
from
BLACK
KID
ent
Alaska
voyage,
is
carrying
a
here.
The
George
is
due
hert
solved
by
the
appointment
of
a
near
capacity
list
of
250
passen-
Friday
evening
southboond.
AA
to
EE
FITTINGS
Here
Sunday
.
-
morning
.
full-time
doctor
this
fall.
Over-
'
seas
there
was
a
tremendous
'
challenge,
but
if
Christ'ans
save
the
same
self
sacrificing
service
.s
Communists
gave,
the
prob-
.
m
would
be
solved.
A
delight-
j
ful
duet
was
rendered
by
Miss
I
and
then
operated
the
steam
'
fhools.
He
came
in
Friday
$14,50
J
'aui
establishment
on
Sixth
,rom
tn"
Cariboo
and
Prince
uiuu
he
opened
the
George
by
way
of
Terrace
and
left
present
club
on
Second
nve
i,
t"v
plane
for
Victor'a
following
me
allegedly
stolen
vehicle
1.?
the
meeting
Saturday
morning,
a
red
193a
Chevrolet
truck.
'
IBiPOWinwooi
m
ociitvuu
Applin
took
a
I
Yvonne
Larson
and
Miss
Anita
otewart.
..IORX1NG
SERWCE
In
his
morning
sermon
Rev.
-iieiice
bieDer
spoKe
on
'The
vuo
ox
tieioiigi.ig.
'
ne
relfiieu
i.j
tiie
neuct
lor
giving
ana
lu--K-.tu
how
Stephen,
James
and
x'aul
had
given
tneir
all
as
tne
cost
of
belonging
to
the
Church,
i'he
early
designations
were
WE
PAINT
i
w
persons
"lor
a
ride"
in
the
city.
i.o
v.iie
an
I
two
younj
children
-ictomp
jucd
n.m
uj
t'tuv.v
aipctt
in
tne
vehicle.
and
ytLUKAit
exterior
or
Interior
M
ii
"
s
:
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f
Calvert
Learn
to
Dance
Expert
instruction
in
Fox
Trot,
Waltz,
Jive
Rhumba,
Tango
Private
Lessons
For
appointment
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RUPERT
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CHANDLER'S
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216
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St.
Ph.
Green
380
pen
evenings
by
appointment
HIE
LATEST
PAINT
BURNING
METHODS
ineaningtul,
the
"Dody
of
Christ,"
tne
oiotueuiood
oi
God
''
had
iiore
signilicance
thaa
the
term
"church."
Their
early
opponents
spoKe
in
wistful
criticis
mas
they
iderred
to
them
saying:
'
Be-1
ijia,
how
these
Christians
love
1
one
another."
"Belonging
to
the
!
MATUiK
SPENCE
and
Phone
Blue
215
351
McC'ary
FLFCTRIC
233
11th
St
RANG?
church"
requires
giving
of
one's
I
self.
Christains
must
also
fit
in
with
the
church
and
then
become
builders
wtihin
the
church.
for
the
finest,
clean-easiest
cewkii.g
m
your
life
"
CanabianUlhiskij
lr
Salt
Lake
Ferry
SCHEDULE
Lcove
Cow
Boy
Floors
lOaily
12
iioon
2:15
p.m.
4:30
o.:n.
7:00
;.j.m.
7:35
p.m.
Sunday
Continuous
Service
Starting
1
1
a.m.
Lost
Boat
Leaves
Salt
Lakes
10.00
p.m.
Hi-:
C.reen
3)1
Hlark
02(5
Trade-ins
acrrp'1
SOLD
ON
EASY
BUDGET
TE
EVANGELIST
Son
of
a
cotton
mili
worker,
James
Marion
Hollis,
11,
places
his
hands
on
the
head
of
a
white-haired
man
and
prays
at
a
revival
meeting
he
staged
on
the
courthouse
lawn
in
Anniston,
Ala.
Young
James
is
attracting
considerable
attention
as
he
goes
from
town
to
town
in
.the
Southern
U.S.,
warning
sinorrs
to
"r.om
to
Jesus.''
He's
been
preaching
for
years.
Paul
was
a
willnig
slave
and
1
bondman
in
his
"belonging
to
the
church."
What
costs
little
is
worth
little.
The
church
demands
much
fro
mher
followers
for
she
has
much
to
give.
A
pleasing
feature
was
th2
presentation
of
church
hym-narles
to
the
three
members
of
the
Junior
Choir
who
had
the
best
attendance
records
at
tices
and
services.
At
the
re-
quest
of
the
minister
the
prosur
tatlons
were
made
by
Choir-
master
John
S.
Wilson.
Mr.
son
spoke
of
the
many
appreciative
remarks
made
in
connection
j
with
the
work
of
the
Junior
cho.'r.
Inis
advertisement
is
not
published
or
'displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Ml'RHiIc
St.
FOR
THE
JUNE
BRIDE
SPECIAL
$7
fryi::g
pah
for
$3.49
thi
it
a
saving
of
$3.51
on
tho
i
regular
8"
frying
par
Or
Utth
Hlt
Individual
pieces
from
$2.50
to
$1
1-
He
thanked
the
donors
who
gave
the
hymnaries
and
then
made
the
presentations
to
Roy
Sirber,
Joan
Orimble
and
Marjorie
Howe.
The
junior
choir
sang
a
a
special
number
"But
the
LoH
is
Mindful
of
His
Own,"
'from
Mendelssohn's
oratorio
t'St.
Paul."
IT
HAS
BECOME
GOSPEL
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
THAT
THE
FINEST
DINNERS
ARE
SERVED
',
AT
THE
CIVIC
CENTRE
DINING
ROOM
"Chicken
in
the
Rough".
To
Take
Out
Phone
868
for
reservations
THE
BEST
in
Plumbing
Service
PHONE
108
PRINCE
RUPERT
PLUMBING
&
HEATING
BUD
8CHUMAN
(Old
Post
Office
Bldfc.)
MANSd'S
618
3rd
Ave.
YOUR
FRIEKDLY
JEWELLER
Mrs.
Mah
(M.
T.
Lee),
pioneer
resident
of
Prince
Rupert,
will
sail
tomorrow
evening
for
Vanr
couver
to
visit
,'her
daughter,
kW7""
Available
at
Hardwar
Paint
Stores
and
lumber
Dealers
I
whose
EARLY
ADVERTISLNU
COPY
IS
AITRl
horns
is
fji
that
city.
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