s
fBcrt
Hanson
unloaded
his
In-,
MOTHER'S
DAY
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
May
6,
1950
TODAY
vercan
III
and
Bill
was
busy
as
Danm,
it
SALE
SUCCESS
6:43
.
9
p.m.
ever
grading
the
sleek
delicious
fish;
all
3,000
pounds.
The
first
vessel
to
sell
to
Bacon
Fisheries
was
the
Joan
F,
Capt..
J.
Cooks
of
Vancouver.
At
a
successful
and
well
attended
Mother's
Day
sale
in
the
United
Church
hall
Thursday
SUNDAY
MIDNITE
La
AND
AND
UoCorcey
MONDAY
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4
1
W
ikrfront
-
-
Whiffs
alj.ernoon,
proceeds
amounted
Runts
Hall
His
catch
was
8,000
pound
and
to
$220.
Mrs.
L.
G.
Sieber
and
r-?.
Harold
Holland
Is
leaving
next
Monday
by
train
for
a
holiday
visit
to
Norway.
She
will
be
accompanied
by
her
three
children.
Sylvia,
Roy
ar.d
Feter.
They
will
sail
from
New
York
on
the
steamer
Stavanger-fjord
and
will
visit
relatives
near
Oslo.
They
expect
to
return
to
Prince
Rupert
in
he
sold
for
19.5
cents,
or
speak-,
Mrs.
J.
A.
MacDonald
welcomed
"TROUBLE
MAKERS
ins
in
eood
Canadian
folding;
guests
at
the
door
.
"
...
money
$1,560.
,nNDI
Mon.
to
Wed
In
charge
of
the
sewing
booth
was
Mis.
D.
Santrrbane
and
the
home
cooking
display
w
as
supervised
by
Mrs.
Joseph
Chell.
The
tea
room
was
In
charge
of
Mrs.
A.
Thompson
and
conductlna
An
unscheduled
visitor
lit
Prince
Rupert
jesterday
was
the
American
trawler
Plover.
Captain
Tony
ZinuUch
out
of
BclliiiEham.
First
known
casualty
in
the
halibut
fleet
in
An-::
No.
2
was
the
Invercan
III,
Capt
Bert
Hanson
of
Vancouver.
Capt.
Hanson,
a
former
old
time
resident
of
Prince
Rupert,
brought
his
Vessel
into
harbor
hero
Thiiml.-iv
afternoon
with
fnpl
linp
t.rnnhlp
;i
hmlin
Matinee
Wed.
4
p.m.
r
THE
J
Trouble
in
thi
return
nines
frnm
'work
111
thp
kitchen
vr.t
Mrs
W
the
salt
water
pump
to
the
sea'
Faught.
Mrs.
A.
Bus.sanich
was
A
n
i
.
.
i
i
A)
.
Icock
forced
them
Into
port)
m
charge
of
sandwiches.
alienor
which,
a
ueau
geneiator
anu
omer
minor
;
xhursclay
aru.!noon
about
2
p
.m.'
Ca-shiers
for
the
day
were
Mr..
headaches.-
Tlicy
were
able
to
find
suitable
'Llewellyn
and
Mrs.
Irving.
pipe
here
and
made
thir
OAn
re-1
pairs.
The
Plover
sailed
Friday
11
P
Advcmsel
PICTURES
ffmi
port.-
Telephone
calls
to
Vancouver
the
afternoon
of
arrivrl
n.
ie
ir.Muieu
in
uie
saie
oi
nis
mornin5
at
sun
up.
Leaving
the
city
Tuesday
night,
the
skipper
related,
the
generator
began
growing
weal;
and
finally
conked
out.
The
crew
fished
in
the
dark
for
a
while
but
finally
gave
up
and
the
Captain
nosed
his
vessel
for
HOMES
Build
your
new
home
thru
the
National
Hous-ng
Scheme.
Easy
payments
Long
terms
tuwn
o.uuu
pounus
u)
Bacon
Fisheries.
Wednesday
night,
the
Captain
said
sadly,
a
40
to
50
mil-per
hour
wind
created
a
miser
The
boat
sailed
last
Saturday,
to
throw
back
fish
that
were
al-from
Belllngham
and
had
abord
ready
dead.
,
6.000
pounds
of
bottom
f.Lsh
when
'The
Captain
is
anxious
to
get
she
docked.
When
she
left
here
'
back
to
Belllngham,
where
the
she
sailed
again
lor
Hecate
Stru'l
(
"nicest
woman
In
the
world''
is
to
complete
her
load
of
nli
t
'
wailing
for
him.
lie
has
a
daugh-GO.000
pounds
before
returning
ter
attci.dlni,
Belllngham
College,
to
her
home
port
about
a
week
Mary
Jane
plans
to
go
to
the
un-hence.
Crew
members
arc
Al
'
ivcrsity
of
Washington
to
enn.
able
Ii.sning
atmospnere
in
Hcc
i
'ate
Straits
On
Friday,
hiuli
gamson
and
"'Delilah
M
Color
by
TECHNICOLOR
Hedy
Lamarr-Victor
MalurcGeorqe
Sanders'
Angela
lansbury
Henry
Wilcoxon
wind
velocity
continued
to
pre
For
Expert
Advice
Coll
vail.
After
sale
of
their
catch
a;
Bacon
Fisheries,
the
crew
put
the
vessel
Into
dry
dock
tor
Bautcr,
Al
Binchus
and
Earl
Peel
Your
Local
Builders
tinue
her
studies
In
Journalism
next
year.
Asked
hat
Vvy
did
if
they
pull
repairs.
111
cd
up
halibut
In
the
trawl,
Cap-
GREER
&
Buys
First
Again
j
laln
un'cn
said
uie
nrst
tiling
Bill
Bacon
was
smilinz
muie
thcy
did
wa6
to
tnrow
tll("m
bck
Yes,
thcrei
a
market
for
this
year.
Al
Fletcher,
field
Aw
THIS
ENGAGEMENT
ONI
Evenings
..!
$1.00
Wed.
Matinee
...
75
Children
under
12
.35
Into
the
sea
so
that
as
many
as
'man
for
Western
Chemical
In
broadly
than
ever
Thursday.
M'Oilj
)
;
Always
Prompt
and
Courteous
possible
would
live.
However,
he
idustrles
Ltd.
Is
here
buvlne
livers
But
a
smile
is
always
prevalent
with
Bill,
so
the
reporter
asked
isaid-
no
matter
how
quickly
they,
on
test
for
his
comnanv
nB
av
We're
Here
to
Serve
YOU
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215
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reason
lor
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glow.
ui
nu,
a
a
uieviuioie
uiai
some
tne
livers
are
a
great
source
lor
"I
bought
the
first
catch
of-of
the
fish
would
die.
For
that
vitamins
"A"
and
"D"
and
that
Commodore
Cafe
APARTMENT
BLOCK
WORK
STARTS
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be
fully
inuir-r
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;aKcnt,
W.
A.
A.-mst
halibut
again
this
year,"
cx-1
reason,
he
tuouglit
it
was
un-
his
company
can
use
all
they
claimed
the
packing
man.
Bill
fortunate
thai
a
percentage
of
can
buy.
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"'
There
have
been
soE.
which
have
delayed
explained
mat
lust
year
he
also
the
catch
was
not
allowed
to
be
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