5
earned
the
most
point
during
toe
year.
Under
the
Y.P.A.
points
system,
the
Club
is
divided
into
three
groups,
each
with
a
lead
'A.
HOLDS
11
PARTY
3rfnfe
Hupcrf
Danp
J3cto?
.Monday,
June
27.
1949
'
Steamship
Movement
er,
wnicn
comnpt
uith
r,
an-
.
4
-
r--
nivil
UHC
bang-uP
puru
j
ma
other
for
points.
These
LOOKS
AT
LIMBERLOST
Continued
from
Page
1)
a
good
pictorial-
record
of
the
I
proceedings
as
well
as
the
picturesque
settings
of
Limberlost.
vities
lor
we.
season
are
given
for
attendancework
For
Vaneooiei
Sunday
ss.
pjn.
Tuesday
ss.
coqultlam,
Camosun,
d
by
bi.
rei
xouuk
outstanding
helpfulness
nrn-
Cnmcn
CHARGES
REDS
PRAGUE
-
The
Roman
Oatholie
Churth
yesterday
through
a
psstoral
fetter
s'gned
by
Archbishop
Joseph
Beran
of
Prague,
and
the
wuntrys
bHhops,
aeensed
the
Communist
government
or
Caechoslova'tia
with
deceit,
fraud,
fcaiipng
and
robbery
In
which
it
called
a
fight
for
the
"extermination
of
the
church
of
Christ."
The
fetter
told
communicants
that
"th
hour
of
trial"
may
be
at
hand.
,
Association
for
its
mem-
gram
planning
and
nth',.
f,.-
p.m.
Thursday
as,
rrlnce
Rupert,
g
-
.
-
V
-
"
.
iTv
I
11:15
pjn.
Uv
.
$....i:5.-,.,.
California,
and
Rowland
Miles'
of
Prince
Rupert
who
returned
Mayor
Kora
Arnoid
sliii
feel-from
the
Islands
on
the
Coquit-
ng
the
effects
of
recent
Illness
lam
yesterday,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
but
steadily
recovering,
carried
Safford
and
their
grandson,
off
et
goo1
0fnCes
as
official
John
Murphy,
continuing
south
opener
with
dignity
add
and
homewards.
Mr.
Safford's
thought.
She
also
demonstrated
great
achievement
was
the
her
prowess
on
the
croquet
shooting
of
two
big
black
bear
COurt.
frifnon
...
..
a
ures
wnicn
d
prove
helplut
to
the
jday
evening.
Club.
was
decorated
lr.
The
ha"
winner
this
year
pas
Group
md
yellow
the
High
,
wltn
S12
,n
J
in
tribute
to
th
Veceived
f0lors,
was
on
behalf
of
the
,rUriuating
class
of
which
oroun
i,v
iori..
.
,
Prom
Vancouvrr
Sunday
as.
Camosun.
11
p.m.
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Rupert.
MR.
AND
MRS.
DREW
LP.A.
members
are
a
part.
Symea,
who
will
keen
il
in
h.-r
I
.
v
w
l.ln
If
n
t
-
.
from
which
he
skinned
the
hides
for
two
big
rugs.
,
-
It
was
a
field
day
for
the
10
ajn.
Friday
as.
CoqulUain,
l
p.m
For
Allea
Arm
and
Stewart
Sunday
ss.
Camosun,
11
p.m.
From
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
Tuesday
ss.
Camosun,
ajri.
Deacn
prospectors,
uranam
i&i-
ot
tne
youB
vv.
possession
until
next
year
Group
JacK
Wvnn.
and
in
1948
by
Jim
Margaret
Byrnes.
Jim
3,
Leader
Vin
Elliott,
was
runner-
Hemmons,
who
is
now
presided
,
mto
haif
by
a
pretty
InmZZ
l
thC
U'P
Wlth
61
polnU-ljp(.r
screen,
one
half
ar-
(
won
by
Group
3,
under
Jim
I)uring
a
8nort
Program
which
with
yellow
and
green
Hemmons
and
in
1948
by
Group
feat"red
piano
accordion
selec-,,
can(ile-llt
tables,
cabaret
3,
under
Ernie
tions
Braman.
1
by
Richard
Tweed
and
com-
wir.
ana
wirs.
v.
u.
uoya
ana
and
beaches
have
long
been
family
of
Burns
Lake
arrived
at
famous
for
their
agates
and
Limberlost
at
the
week-end
for
many
of
the
Prince
Rupert
peO'
a
two
weeks'
stay.
pie
came
home
with
good
speci
From
Ocean
Falls
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Ruperi
10
ajn.
j
1
For
Ocean
Fafif
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert,
'nd
Soor
I
,ndlvldual
coring
most
mun'ty
singing
by
the
group,
1
nre
lVJ
the
evening,
afr
TXVlVZ'
the
HUr"
'aS
SpeClalIy
ume
ln
YPA-
history,
v
girl.
u.j
u
,!
fl,
n
fa,n
.,inll
11:15
p.m.
as
the
presentation
of
l8'
th
L68
Polnls'
Vin
Elliott,
who
is
leaving
in
two1-
mens.
-
.
'
There
are
four
generations
of
Kingstons
at
Limberlost
these
days.
Mrs.
Kingston
sr.,
mother
of
Prseident.
Neil,
is
out
from
Welland,
Ontario,
for
an
extended
"
sojourn.
The
.
fourtn
generation
is
Resident
Manage)-Ross
Kingston's
young
son.
,
For
Alaska
Wednesday
ss.
Ptlnce
Rupert
;,y
to
the
group,
and
a
.V,
".,h
"
Tw
w
.
We8
fr
an
exlendd
vlsit
to
Vthe
individual
who
had
f
F
f
'
land.
midnight.
'
f",
cngnvta,
Alter
the
nresentations
and
.......
--
and
a
rose-carnation
corsair
Sun
burns
which
some
of
the
Prince
Rupert
people
brought
home
followed
the
afternoon
siestas
on
those
comfortable
deck
chairs
on
the
meadow
lawn.
Dr.
P.
J.
Cheney
had
a
great
afternoon
with
the
motor
scoot-rs.
Others
shed
dignity,
limbered
out
the
creaks,
renewed
acquaintance
with
bicycles
after
years.
'Photographer
Aimer
Van
Meer
had
a
busy
day
with
his
particular
iine
of
"shooting"
and
got
-
1
's
y
,
.
,
i
plmn,
.
,
l"
t""h...t,
u,iuaS
ws
eiijoyea
Thursday
ss.
prince
Rupert,
nee
Rupert
Florists
(
U"n"'uP
far,U
Brfnlzen
wh0
will
after
midnight.
The
win-'f0
Quee
charlotte
Islands
hd
Points,
was
also
present-
nln
Group
1
had
the
privilege'
.dAve.
Boa
618
Tel
777
,
Stmday-ss.
CoqmMam,
a.m.
:
.....
AU
in
Occasion
I
ea
With
a
corsage.
of
efeaniriB
1h
hall
oru.
o......
o
t.i
in
Ler
Im'
In
1947,
thLs
prize
was
won
by
party.
om
tlK?&XUl
CHECKED
UinleM.
S.Mhm.
romlort,
and
.,
kly
calnu
nlMueitclunii
Urn
t
,lt.
A-k
vuur
druiuiiJl
tuUy
(ur
D.
P.
B.
PRESCRIPTION.
Fly
to
Liinbcrlost
o:
MR.
AND
MRS.
ST.
LAL'RENT
WIVES
FIND
DIFFERENT
WAYS
TO
HELP
IN
ELECTION
CAMPAIGN
Wives
of
the
leaders
of
the
Progressive
Conservativ
e
SPECIAL
3
Day
Gala
from
June
30
to
July
3
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
Appliances
and
.Liberal
parties
offer
a
contrast
in
techniques.
Both
ud
their
husbands
in
the
strenuous
cross-country
tour
Involving
I
demands
on
health
and
nerves
equal
to
that
of
an
athlete
in
'
training.
Mrs.
Drew,
wife
of
the
P.C.
leader,
assists
her
spouse
j
by
appearing
with
him
on
speakers'
platforms,
frequently
re-t
ceives
as
much
applause
as
when
she
addresses
gatherings
her-1
self.
Speaking
French
perfectly,
she
has
made
an
impression
i
on
French
Canadian
audiences
that
Is
of
great
political
importance.
Mrs.
St.
Laurent,
on
the
other
hand,
remains
in
the
back-,
ground,
and
though
travelling
with
her
husband
assumes
the
role
of
homemaker
even
on
a
train.
She
has
the
power
to
cause
the
prime
minister
to
relax,
to
see
humor
in
difficult
situations,
j
They
spend
as
many
hours
together
as
they
can
drawing
insplra-I
tlon
from
each
other's
company.
.
l'LANES
LEAVING
RUPERT
THURSDAY
AND
FRIDAY
RETURNING
SUNDAY
Limherlost
is
offering
you
the
time
of
your
life.
Just
think:
SWIMMING,
BOATING,
FISHING,
HUNTING,
TENNIS,
GOLF
AND
MANY
OTHER
SPORTS
MOONLIGHT
DANCING
HAR-H-QUE
-
SING
SONGS
-
BEACH
PARTIES
IN
OI'R
DINING
ROOM
WE
SERVE
NOTHING
BIT
HOME
COOKED
MEALS
Due
to
limited
accommodations
at
Limbe."lost
we
can
handle
up
to
thirty
persons.
Make
your
reservations
now
and
be
sure
of
a
grand
holiday.
FOR
RATES
AND
FLIGHT
SCHEDULES
Phone
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
795
or
Limberlost
Lodge
Ltd.
563
TOASTERS
:
.
.
$9.95
to
$14.95
IRONS
$9.95
to
$12.50
HEATING
PADS
$
8.95
BLANKETS
$44.50
to
$54.50
KETTLES
$12.50
ELECTRIC
HOT
WATER
TANK
$149.50
ELECTRIC
WASHERS
$149.50
with
Pump
Control
ELECTRIC
RANGES
..........
$229.50
ELECTRIC
IRONERS
$89.75
ELECTRIC
VACUUM
CLEANER
.
$94.50
Tank
Type
OPENING
OF
LIMBERLOST
(Continued
from
Page
1)
in
best
home
style
at
erations
.of
the
Kingston
family
cooked
and
to
wish
them
success
and
noon
a
full
course
hot
roast
beef
dinner,
in
the
evening
a
tas.y
cold
plate
spread.
Cabins
so
far
built
number
nineteen
ranged
up
and
down
prosperity
in
their
venture
She
noted
the
example
of
cnurag'3,
Initiative
and
hard
work
involved.
If
there
was
a
cheaper
and
Northern
B..C
Power
Co.
Ltd.
ONDIE
By
CHICK.
YOUNG
Mopping
Up
Operations
PHONE
210
more
pleasant
place
for
Prince
on
either
side
of
the
meadow.
Rupert
people
to
spend
a
noli-
Some
are
three-roomed
two
day
she
did
not
know
about
it.
bedrooms
and
a
living
room,
Here
one
could
come
at
half
the
others
two-roomed
and
the
rc-cost.and
really
enjoy
life
instead
mainder
one
room.
BESNER
BLOCK
PRINCE
RUPERT
STEWART,
BC.
of
tramping
the
streets
of
Van-
The
usual
guest
house-services
couver
with
all
its
noise
and
are
rendered.
i
Epcol
Radiophones
I
strain.
We
are
all
going
to
be
Recreation
facilities
include
a
evangelists
for
Limberlost.
We
cement
tennis
court,
outdoor
i
hope
it
will
be
completely
sue-
badminton
eout,
nine-hole
mlni-
cessful."
.
'
ature
golf
course,
croquet
ground
1
Her
Worship
also
conveyed
the
and
horseshe
throw.
Motor
greetings
of
the
Prince
Rupert
scooters
and
bicycles
are
part
of
Chamber
of
Commerce
whose
the
lodge
equipment.
Rowboats
president,
G.
R.
S.
Blackaby,
was
are
available
for
leisurely
ex-
unable
to
be
present
but
who
plorations
of
lagoon
arid
river.
(
sent
his
good
wishes.
The
Cham-
Ocean
bathing
in
the
tepid
water
IDEAL
FOR
SMAIXER
BOATS
.
.
.
NORMAL
RANGE
5
TO
iee
miles
.
.
.
ber
of
Commerce
recognized
the
on
the
warm
sands
is
another
advantages
and
opportunities
of
such
projects
as
this.
Thanking
the
management
for
mm-
mm
RECEIVE
ON
MARINL
OR
STANDARD
WAVE
a
glorious
day,
Mrs.
Arnold
de
attraction.
Hiking
trails
have
been
cut
out
through
the
nearby
forest.
While
organized
programs
are
planned,
the
guest's
wish
and
pleasure
is
the
management's,
command
it
is
a
camp
rule
that
there
is
no
compulsion
or
clared
Limberlost
officially
open
Mf
Klk
ITlr
Color-lilindin!
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$300,
Installation
Included
Proven
design
Adaptable
Compact
Easy
to
Operate
and
thereupon
was
presented
with
a
beautiful
bouquet
of
native
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
flowers
by
little
Linda
Constan-tineau,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed.
Constantineau.
NOW
AVAILABLE
The
ceremonies
closed
on
an
international
note
with
the
unfurling
of
the
Canadian
flag
from
one
mast
and
the
American
flag
from
another
in
tiv;
front
yard
grounds
of
the
lodge.
Mayor
Arnold
raised
the
Canadian
flag
and
Mrs.
E.
K.
Stafford
of
Berkeley,
California,
the
U
fit
every
type
of
job
"Chrysler-Built"
in
Canada
FARGO
TRUCKS
Anybody
Got
a
Pin?
The
following
models
In
stock
at
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
for
immediate
delivery.
126'
152'
W.B.
1-ton
Express
W.B.
2
ton
Chassis
and
Cab
with
'"ill
.
:
HAVE
TO
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jl.yfl
.
ti-'-tW
THH
BACK
LOOK
FOR
TOE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
.
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
American.
The
rest
of
the
evening
was
'
given
over
to
dancing
which
kept
on
ln
the
crowded
rec-
reation
hall
even
after
the
departure
at
midnight
of
the
Prince
Rupert
guests
to
take
th.3
steamer,
Coquitlam
for
home
Limberlost
Lodge,
representing
an
investment
of
$35,000
to
date,
is
the
modern-
development
of
1
the
group
of
cottages
which
were
originally
built
by
Mrs.
J.
C.
S.j
Dunn
of
Masset
and
which
for
many
years
were
enjoyed
by
1
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Reinforced
Frame
and
2-Speed
Rear
Axle.
170"
W.B.
3-ton
Chassis
and
Cab
with
Reinforced
Frame
and
2-Speed
Rear
Axle.
BROADWAY
LIMITED
CAFE
j
Rupert
Motors
PHONES
8G6
AND
566
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Prinri
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nprml
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PICNIC
DAYS
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flip-
Daisy'll
Settle
for
One
Bone!
PHONE
-RED
441
FOR
VOL'R
SUPPLIES
BEST
FOOD
BEST
COOKING
erty
consists
of
123
acres
of
land
and
the
central
establishment
is
located
in
the
spacious
meadow
lawn.
Principal
f
the
new
Limberlost
Lodge
buildings,
green
walled
and
red
trimmed,
designed
in
keeping
with
the
general
surroundings,
is
the
recreation
hall
containing
lounge
and
dance
floor
with
huge
fireplace,
snack
bar
and
office.
The
interior
is
mission
style
and
hemlock
flooring
makes
a
fine
dancing
surface.
The
building
measures
46
by
50
feet.
Nearby
is
the
attractive
dining
hall
wlth
its
seating
capacity
of
sixty
and
a
spotless
kitchen.
Here
the
visitors
on
Saturday
were
served
with
two
splendid
meals,
Chinese
Dishes
A
Specialty
ppn-
lf.
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