Prinro
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
November
15,
1950
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News
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Fred
Joyce
Passes
Away
"Brassiere"
Girls
Are
Found
Guilty
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River
Pioneer
Dies
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Marks
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The
funeral
cf
Frederick
M.
Joyce,
who
won
the
Carnegie
'i
5
!
U
TERRACE
Mrs.
inal
court
jury
yesterday
convict-
Day
'received
word
,,.
Th
7
."'rnnl:
Armistice
Hero
Fund
medal
for
gallant
ed
three
members
of
Miami's
the
death
of
her"
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i
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?"
Batur-
Hanunn
of
i!
.
'
I'uraue
MJ
me
CenO-
nannon
at
the
1
home
of
his
tanh
u
tv,
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I
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nrnn
ifahte''
of
Mrs
Rob-t
Ray"-!
ducted
by
Canoa
nor
Victoria,
where
he
had
action
in
Prince
Rupert
years
"E
assiere
Brigad.e."
go,
took
place
in
Vancouver'
Mr.rie
Orr,
aged
21;
Mrs.
Betty
last
week.
Burial
was
in
Port-
Ccrrigan,
23,
and
Billie
MeNanb,
land
where
his
wife,
who
died
!
2,
were
convicted
of
smulii'?
in
lWa,
is
at
rest.
I
coins
0ut
of
a
telephone
counting
It
was
in
1945
that
Mr.
and
rocB1
ln
their
(,raSs;er.es.
Mrs.
Joyce
saved
five
lives
in!
sentences
will
be
passed
Nrv-
Prince
Rupert
harbor.
Two
men
1
emoer
20.
I
and
three
boys
were
rescued
1
i,
cnapiain
J.
Bouzek.
Although
there
was
snow
on
the
trrnnnri
'
1
a
'
'
spent
the
past
two
months
Deceased
was
78
years
of
age
and
was
born
In
Gutenbore.
Sweden
,'
'
4
d'tvt
'if
the
sun
shone
brightly
and
there
was
a
warmth
in
the
air.
Followed
a
parade
back
to
the
club
coming
to
this
country
by
sailing
ship
in
1896.
In
1900
he
came
to
!
rooms
where
an
issue
was
served
from
drowning
when
their
row-.'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lino
Cclussi
re-
-A
boat
overturned.
They
became
jthe
only
Canadians
to
win
the
rned
,thcity
0t
-
f-'n
rnnrrt
n
Unrn
'itnl
I'nmvnia.
-"'-"
r
-w
-
X
Carnegie
Hero
Fund
Commis-
Inverness
irom
Victoria
where
ana
then
home,
he
was
on
the
river
boats,
being
I
Under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
on
the
government
steamer
J-
J-
McKenna
the
young
folks
"Pheasant"
when
it
was
wrecked
'
were
busv
selling
poppies
and
on
the
river
above
Terrace
in
tne
resPonse
was
excellent.
Over
1906.
He
worked
for
J.
H
Tr.riH
59
was
collected
at
Premier
and
654
cuuver.
sipn's
bronze
medal.
I
Mr.
Joyce,
whose
age
was
74,
ASTHMA
RELIEF
fciM
pud
(
siapuca.
Please
.
of
the
Inverness
Cannery
over
was
well
known
in
the
north,1
fnr
a
lnnor
fim
hnvinir
nrnsnppt.-
rrr
nil
-
V-
LAi,t
i
mi
it
m
publitKW
at
displayee1
ay
,
loSfd
by
MM
uevcnmBf
Stewart,
and
Hyder,
Alaska,
did
equally
well.
The
total
poppy
sales
for
the
district
amounted
to
$180.72.
The
Armistice
dance,
held
under
the
auspices
of
the
Stewart
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
j
i
,
,
1
1
1
.
jL
,
,
.
No
nml
to
whwze,
gasp,
cough,
chok
ed
in
Idaho,
British
Columbia,
Tempic-ton's
kaz-mah
ijorn8
the
i
MninKlinic
phlegm
Kiv
quick
com-
VuVnn
i
UKOn
nnH
ana
Aia..Ka.
AlnoVi
you
I
farting
rci.e).
t.
you
l-p
rtiuliy
I
'
'
j
on
your
hack.
Recommended
by
userg
a
years.
He
was
pre-deceased
by
his
wife
two
years
ago
to
the
day
on
which
he
died,
November
9.
Surviving
are
Mrs.
Flossie
Lambley
of
Terrace
and
Mrs.
THEY
KNOW
THEIR
RIGHTS
Just
about
thj
only
ducks
encountered
Dy
two
hunters
north
of
Rosemary,
Alia.,
were
these
smart
bir,
taking
unfair
advantage
of
the
protection
of
a
dilapidated
warning
sign.
Only
one
part
of
one
pond,
miles
from
anywhere,
was
protected,
'
but
that's
where
the
ducks
were
congregated,
giving
duck-iaughs
to
the
frustrated
nimrods.
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PHOTO)'
For
action
use
News
classifieds.
ny
rcver
and
uronciutM.
EAL
ESTATE
in
me
Legion
Hall,
was
as
usual
Alex
Yeoman'
of
Port
Edward
12
grandchildren
and
eight
great,:
!
residents-travelled
csf
the
,pemier
INSURANCE
16
miles
took
NCOME
TAX
grandchildren.
Interment
place
at
Victoria.
Terrace
Lodge
h'RNS
PREPARED
THAT
MAN
WILL
SOON
BE
HERE
AG
A
INI!
GET
YOUR
Lodge
in
Terrace
on
November,
Constable
Ed.
Anderson
RCMP,
10,
1922,
the
local
Order
held
a"
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
social
in
their
hall
on
Monday
George
today
from
a
trip
to
Van-evening
after
the
close
of
the
couver
business
session.
The
ladies
of
the
Rebekah
Lodge
were
invited
i
Dr.
JoseDh
T.
Mandv
former-
by
bus
or
car
to
be
in
on
the
celebration.
This
year
door
prizes
were
given
and
both
first
and
second
went
to
employees
of
the
Silbak
Premier
mine.
Bobby
Behnsen
Has
Birthday
TERRACE
TOPICS
.
E.
Mortimer
c
Ave.
'Near
CFPR)
TERRACE
In
celebration
of
'
to
attend.,
A
merry
evening
was
ly
resident
mining
engineer
at!
won
the
first
prize
of
$25
and
fh
",,,
"",,
Mifk,,
hh
Tk
the
founding
of
the
Oddfellows'
passed
with
singing
and
playingt
Prince
Rupert
for
the
provin-games.
A
bountiful
repast
wasLcial
government;
recently
re-
ond
prize
of
$15,
I
At
a
public
meeting
of
the
Ter-jrace
Cancer
Unit
held
in
the
j
Tlllleum
Theatre
the
vice-presi-jdent,
Mrs.
Lair,
gave
a
short
STEWART
The
ladies
of
the
auxiliary)
SnnnlipH
ihp
rpfrphmnrttc
nnrl
WT
TOYS
NOW!
HERE'S
I
served.
turned
to
Vancouver
after
i
spending
a
few
weeks
in
Onu-
t
u
oi.,
rt
tUA
v,
l
J.
H.
Smith
spoke
of
the
be-Lsra
r.r
0ri
,QO
,
th.,
uuuu
e
oj
we
worn
oi
me
unit
tne
music
was
in
the
capable
jand
1U
officers.
She
also
pre-
hands
of
Mrs.
Jean
Stewart
and!
M
CIA
C'"1,1?!
?'(llhe
L0dge
hT
!ndi
north
ln
connection
with
prop-
11
L.
II
O
W
;
SW
of
the
charter
tl
l!'ere
members
Wue
nI,
still
Lwo,erty
liv-
J
consultation
matters.
IE
WAY
nenuxi
ner
report
oi
tne
semi-
Mrs.
Edith
Behnsen
at
the
piano
j
annual
conference
held
recently
and
Bobby
Hutchlngs
on
the
j
in
Vancouver
which
she
attend-
drums.
ed,
and
was
thanked
by
Mrs..1
'.
ing
here.
S.
N.
O.
Kirkaldy,
as
the
first
one
to
be
initiated
into
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Yeomans
of
School
Trustees
Elected
Legion
W.A.
Off
iters
The
Portland
Canal
0
BUY
ipiV(6nYsi(iiit
K
rrii
y
'
Lt'li
the
Oddfellows'
degree
here,
also
Port
Edward
spent
the
week-spoke
and
Mrs.
.Bert
West,
noble
-
end
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Lamb-
Norringtou
for
it.
Three
interest-
.
j
ing
cancer
films
were
shown
at
;
the
close
of
the
business
session.'
Escape
From
Gas
Leakage
or
Less
STEWART
The
annual
meet-
grand
of
the
Rebekah
Lodge,
ex-'
ley,
returning
home
on
Sunday
lnging
of
the
trustees
of
school
pressed
the
pleasure
of
the
evening.
district
was
held
in
the
school-
members
at
the
good
time
shown!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Osborne,
conipanied
by
Tom
Olson,
drove
nouse
nere
on
Wednesday.
New
thenf
during
the
evening
T.
Kenney,
A.
C.
Fowler,
J.
Mc-
trustees
elected
were
J.
J.
mc-
charter
Laren,
W.
E.
Smith,
Harry
King,
There
were
.
seven
,
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Sunday
to
'
FRANCOIS
LAKE
Two
young
Kenna,
merchant,
and
Roy
CALL
tD
656
I
meet
Mr.
F.
W.
Doubt,
father
of
families
had
a
narrow
escape
on
sharp,'
telegraph
operator
both
mmbers
and
these
were
Hon.
E.
H.
Creelman
and
S.
F.
Mills.
,..-.
.,TO,,
v.ui
Dmuiuay
iiiLeinuuii
nuiu
so
0i
Btewart.
Ketiring
members
oi
irom
bpokane
to
spend
a
short,
leaking
into
the
car.
They
were
the
Board
were
Mrs.
Sadie
Young
ANOTHER
Thor
First
!
THOR
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jacob
Jenzen
and
and
w.
S.
Orr.
holiday
with
his
daughter
at
Terrace.
They
returned
to
Ter-
DER
HOW
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
Jenzen
and
i
race
on
Monday.
their
small
children
who
drove
j
Mrs.
Sadie
Young
was
taken
to
TOYS
---
TOYS
TOYS
FROM
from
their
home
near
Southbank,
the
Stewart
Hospital
last
week
SINK
AUTOMAGIC
H.
A.
Mcintosh
returns
today
.
to
Burns
Lake.
suffering
from
an
attack
of
In-
from
Vancouver
where
he
had
a
i
When
they
stopped
near
the
fluenza.
medical
check-up
at
Shaugh-1
restaurant
small
two-year-old
i
nessy
Military
Hospital.
Harold
Jumped
out
of
the
car
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
'
and
fell
unconscious
on
the
side-
Canadian
Legion
here
elected
walk.
His
mother
stepped
out
to
officers
as
follows
at
the
annual
meeting
last
week:
President
pick
him
up
and
she
collapsed'
SHOP
EARLY
Choose
them
now
from
out
huge
selection
Mrs.
Kirkpatrlck;
first
vice-president,
Mrs.
G.
C.
Tran;
second
vice-president,
Mrs.
L.
G.
Behnsen;
secretary-treasurer,
Mr3.
J.
J.
McKenna;
executive,
Mrs.
Don
Norton,
Mrs.
Barwise"
and
Mrs.
S.
G.
Lawrence;
sergeant-
unconscious
on
top
of
him.
Mrs.
Walter
Janzen
managed
to
struggle
out
of
the
car
but
was
too
ill
to
help
ln
any
way
but
managed
to
get
into
the
restaur-ant.
The
other
children
seemed
all
right
but
Jacob
was
dizzy
The
Legion
Armistice
dance
held
In
the
Civic
Centre
last
Friday
evening
was
a
great
success,
being
very
well
attended.
Refreshments
were
served
by
the
ladies
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
and
dancing
to
the
strains
of
the
Legion
Orchestra
continued
until
the
early
hours
of
the
morning.
An
electric
waffle
iron,
the
door
prize,
was
won
by
Dave
Bain.
GROCERY
Unr
1
TOUt
car
1
at-arms.
Mrs.
H.
C.
Benffett.
The
and
ill.
He
and
his
brotner
man-
THE
SPORT
SHOP
aged
to
get
Mrs.
Jacob
and
small
Auxiliary
now
has
a
membership
Harold
into
the
car
and
taKe
,
of
thirty-six
na
is
doing
excel'
them
to
e
doctor
but
they
re-j
lent
work.
'
gained
consciousness
Derorc
uiey
,
got
to
his
office.
Although
feeling
111
they
all
managed
to
set
home
again
tliat
afternoon
after
having
the
gas
leakage
stopped.
All
WINTU
At
a
meeting
of
School
Unit
held
ln
the
office
of
the
secretary
at
Terrace
last
Thursday,
Mrs.
Louden
and
Mrs.
VanStolk
presented
their
request
for
financial
assistance
for
the
dental
clinic
for
pre-school
and
grade
1
children
now
operating
in
the
town.
School
Inspector
Ferguson
rpnn
the
act
whereby
school
Saanich
Plumbing
&
Heating
Corner
4th
Avenue
and
McBride
CMlT
v
rrh
-v
is
News
of
Francois
Lake
boards
are
empowered
to
render
assistance
or
wholly
support
such
j
;
school
dental
clinics.
On
a
vote
FINE
PRINTING
AT
ID)
being
taken,
without
discussion,
assistance
to
the
local
clinic
was
I
denied.
At
the
annual
Parent-Teachers
Association
meeting
in
the
school
IF
Df
for
Eczemas,
Boils,
Psoriasis,
Leg
Ulcers
s
egaE
IPaitte
News
ClasslfleGs
Make
Sales.
222
SECOND
AVE.
PHONE
24
OIL
HEATING
on
Tuesday
evening
Abe
Peters
president
and
was
re-elected
Mrs.
Janet
Shaffer,
secretary.
Mrs
G.
Gatacre
is
vice-president
and
Hugh
Neave
auditor.
Plans
were
made
for
a
dance
to
be
held
November
25
to
raise
funds
for
the
children's
Christmas
party.
On
Sunday
Mrs.
Karen
Love-seth's
eightieth
birthday
was
snpnt.
verv
happily
in
Old
Hazel-
4
a
f
I
CHRISTMAS
IS
COMING!
SERVICE
t
w
punishing
month
of
r'
'OMd.
ied,
our
our
rft
PHONE
MY
inierizin
will
assure
Eminent
scientists
have
discovered
that
the
lack
of
unsaturated
fatty
acids
In
the
normal
diet
is
one
of
the
main
causes
of
skin
diseases,
such
as
Eczemas,
Boils,
Leg
Ulcers
and
Psoriasis.
The
modern
type
diet
and
the
use
of
refined
fats
and
oils
in
which
these
unsaturated
fatty
acids
are.
often
completely
lacking,
have
brought
about
a
deficiency
in
a
great
number
of
individuals.
Thil
It
hi
of
th
Humtmis
ctrtificd
photographs
pen
fr
tnspectiM
at
ur
loteratorics.
of
!
tr.n
where
she
is
now
staying
in
v.iuu
mn
wittier
0.
ur
vt
LET
US
BAKE
YOUR
CAKE
I
I
I
s
X
1
order
mm
NOW
filS.
,
the
hosnital.
Her
two
sons,
eey-,
:'Ctorv.innrf,i
..:
V
V
V
V
v
ttctory-iDBrovtd
fcOd
lnuin
Pv
Remarkable
Discovery
A
Swiss
chemist.
Dr.
W.
Schmitz,
succeeded
after
10
years
of
research
work
in
extracting
from
pure
vegetable
oils
an
unsaturated
fatty
acid
with
a
concentration
of
99
and
therefore
named
F
"99",
Thanks
to
this
hitherto
unattained
high
purity,
F
"99"
is
so
readily
absorbed
into
the
blood
stream
that
it
has
a
decisive
biological
activity
in
the
treatment
of
skin
diseases.
Its
remarkable
efficiency
has
astonished
even
Skin
Specialists
of
international
reputation.
'
New,
natural
way
to
clear
up
skin
troubles
F
"99"
is
not
a
synthetic
drug
but
a
concentrate
of
natural
nutritive
substances.
It
is
absolutely
harmless
and
may
be
given
to
infants
without
any
hesitation.
A
lt
name
auggesla.
the
F
"99"
Two-War
Treatment
acta
Internally
(capsulea
ar
liquid)
and
externally
(ointment).
While
F
"99"
Ointment
treat!
tlie
axternal
aymptons,
F
"S9"
rapiulea
give)
the
body
power
to
tuppreaa
the
cause
and
to
eornbat
aurcesstully
Eczemas,
Bolla.
Let
Ulcera
and
even
Psoriasis.
To
many
thousands
of
skin
sufferers
all
over
the
world.
F
"98"
Two-Way
Treatment
ha
already
proved
Ita
tremendoua
"value.
Haw
tm
use
F
"99"
Two-War
Treatment
mour
and
William
and
their
'wives
and
small
Sandra,
her
j
youngest
granddaughter,
paid
!
her
an
unexpected
visit
that
day,
bringing
with
them,
among
other
a
birthday
cake.
All
spent
at
its
Best
MARCHAND
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