Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
May
20,
1953
Alfred
Bell
Elected
President
King
Ed
Parent-Teachers
Association
Schapiro
Prepares
Varied
Program
For
GYRO
Concert
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
BuiKi.i.g
.-li'.nt
Blue
rJSi
A
varied
and
Intriguing
pro-1
program
here
he
will
play
the
,
1
:
gram
ranging
from
Ragtime
Bass
following
selections:
Andantino
to
Beethoven
has
been
prepared
and
Variations
,
in
B-Minor
by
by
Maxim
Schapiro,
pianist
of
Schubert;
Toccata
in
C-Major
International
renown,
for
his
by
Schumann;
and
Sonata
in'
F-concert
at
the
Civic
Centre
May
Minor
(Appassionata)
by
Bee-22.
jthoven.
Noted
for
his
humor
as
well
asj
After
intermission
he
will
play
for
his
musical
talent,
Mr.
Scha-
Nine
Studies
by
Virgil
Thomson,
piro
is
proving
his
great
capacity
including
the
fingered
glissando
as
an
entertainer
and
artist
on
of
the
Aoonan
Harp,
the
Music
his
current
solo
tour
of
the
Box
Lullaby
and
the
Ragtime
north.
In
the
first
half
of
his
Bass;
Choros
No.
5
by
Villa-
LoCos;
Nocturne
in
C-SharD
Mrs.
Alfred
Bell
was
elected
president
of
the
King
Edward
School
Parent-Teacher
Association
at
the
final
meeting
of
the
year
in
the
school
library.
She
succeeds
Mrs.
Ken
Harding.
Annual
reports
were
presented
by
various
officers
and
the
audited
treasurer's
report
also
was
given.
During
the
report
from
the
Central
Council
the
bursary
was
mentioned
and
it
was
emphasized
thit
the
bursary
is
from
all
lour
P-TA
groups
in
the
city,
not
just
one
individually.
Mrs.
F.
E.
Anficld
thanked
orlnclpal
R.
o.
Moore'
of
the
mm,
mwmmm
I
J
ig
U
I
Minor
and
Polonaise
in
A-Flat
Major,
both
by
Chopin.
Tickets
for
the
concert,
being
sponsored
by
the
Gyro
Club,
are
available
from
Gyro
members
or
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Royal
Purple
Ladies
Report
'Good'
Year
;
i
rir:
"5'
...
Ladies
of
the
Royal
Purple,
,
District
No
8,
held
their
sixth
f
annual
meeting
at
Prince
George,
Reddy
sayi
J
ai.
which
to
ueiegabcs
representing
the
various
lodges
attended.
Annual
reports
were
read
by
the
honored
royal
ladies
or
representatives,
showing
splendid
Aa
niAA
ItfiiA
J?
!..
f
MR.
AND
MRS.
ALONZO
BROTT
of
Trout.Creek,
near
North
Bay
Ont.,
have
celebrated
their
13rd
wedding
anniversary
to
put
them
among
the
oldest
living
married
couples
in
Canada
Mr
Brott
is
91
and
Mrs.
Brott
88.
They
have
12
children,
14
grandchildren
and
33
great-grandchildren.
"I
often
laugh
at
some
of
the
things
we
used
to
argue
about,"
said
Mrs.
Brott.
II
V
Iff
VIC
UIVC
IflVilUUfbl
progress
during
the
past
year.
Mrs.
Woodlawn
of
Williams
Lake
was
elected
new
district
deputy
supreme
honored
royal
lady.
She
succeeds
Mrs.
Thelma
Bell
of
Prince
George.
,
Next
year's
convention
will
be
held
In
Smithers
In
conjunction
with
a
modern
ELECTRIC
WASHER
Elks
Form
Association
For
Fund-Raising
Purposes
scnool
for
his
co-operation
in
the
use
of
the
school
gym
for
the
morning
sessions
of
the
nusic
and
drama
festival.
She
said
she
had
felt
it
was
"ery
profitable
and
appreciated
'he
opportunity
to
hold
sessions
here.
Officers
sworn
in
by
the
retiring
president,
besides
Mrs.
3ell,
were:
Mrs.
E.
Turnpr.
vice-president;
Mrs.
H.
C.
Halliday,
secretary;
and
Gordon
Freeman,
treasurer.
Membership
convenor,
Mrs.
H.
Knutson;.
magizine
convenor,
Mrs.
Boyle;
film
convenor,
Mrs.
L.
Herring;
Central
Council
representative,
Mrs.
R.
L.
Tough;
historian,
Mrs.
Simonds;
jjub-licity.
Mrs.
Denning;
dental
clinic,
Mrs.
Sinclair;
hospitality,
Mrs.
McDonald;
program
convenor,
Mrs.
O.
R.
Orecn;
music
snd
drama
festival,
Mrs.
Ouy-pte;
safety
convenor,
Don
ilKEV.HiK
WINNMIS
in
the
national
sewlnn
contest
.
with
the
Elks.
Delegates
to
the
Elks
district
,
show
all
along
this
northern
I
Prince
Rupert
Lodge
was
rep-
convention
at
Prince
George
to
route
under
the
sponsorship
of
resented
by
loyal
lady
Mrs.
Elise
,l
by
the
Canadian
Needlecraft
Association,
model
their
diuns
at
a
fashion
show
in
Montreal.
Monique
Cantln,
cit
v
.
ik'fti
won
the
glamor
division.
Louise
Legare
!
tears
her
own
hand-made
suit
that
won
top
prize
In
and
co.it
class.
,
me
tins,
a
project
not
likely,
possioie
Dy
any
one
lodge."
Clip
This
Ad
NOW!
day
reported
it
was
"a
mast
successful
session
and
all
had
a
wonderful
time."
About
150
delegates
irom
the
seven
lodges
of
District
7
were
in
attendance.
The
district
takes
in
lodges
from
McBride,
Quesnel,
Williams
Lake
to
Prince
Rupert.
One
of
the
highlights
of
the
meeting
was
the
setting
up
of
nn
organization
within
this
district
of
a
body
called
"District
No.
7
B.C.
Elks
Association."
Its
purpose
is
to
combine
the
McMillan
Tops
tin
Spring
League
Many
other
such
large
ventures
could
be
undertaken
by
this
special
combined
business
body
which
would
operate
entirely
on
its
own.
;
.
The
body
consists
of
one
member
from
each
lodge
yet
to
be
selected
a
president,
vice-president,
secretary-treasurer
and
four
directors.
.
Len
Evans
of
Smithers
was
elected
District
Deputy
Grand
Mrs.
Dunn
s
room
room
won
won
the
fit
We
Will
M
Dyke
McMillan
hit
the
pins
fur
OK
,or
tne
bost
attendance
at
ling
Bid
Safety
Social.
Credit
Gov-
'
hi.,h
on,,,.,
f
iAn
i
.i
i
""""S-
"
mm
cauea
TGiy.
You
Not$1.S
,
.
ui
tnv
ii
uic
my
Family
Circles"
was
shown
-
w
if:
Hague
nisi
wcck
ana
also
rolled
financial
resources
of
all
lodges
,
.
OKI
I
into
a
nool
wherehv
larirp
onH
I
fcxaited
Ruler,
succeeding
Mal-
after
the
business
session.
It
concerned
the
relationship
between
home
and
school
on
the
Save
you
$25
costly
money-making
ventures
1
colm
Joh'son
of
Williams
Lake.
'
can
be
undertaken
that
would
he
1
Smithers
was
chosen
for
next
tune
.
.
.
save
vuur
child's
growth
Wnr
is
the
govern-h
of
the
people.
(lotl.is.
Wasli
the
easy
way
with
an
Refreshment
werp
spi-voH
hv
too
costlv
for
an'v
one
Inrtoe
year's
district
convention
while
electric
.the
best
three-game
total
with
745.
t
Olga
Newton
had
high
single
for
ladies
wilh
234,
and
the
Sharks
rolled
1.176
for
best
game
and
3.210
for
high
three.
I
Results:
Troopers
4,
CPA
0
(de
an
continue
to
be
Mrs.
McDonald
and
her
com-
handle.
.Prince
Rupert
put
in
a
bid
for
mittee.
.
-
"For
instance,"
sid
one
dele-
I
tne
B
c-
a)is
Association
annual
'
'.
gate,
"a
circus
could
be
billed
to
i
convention.
1
.
1
Those
attendinE
the
meetine
on
your
purchase
of
any
"A-l"
Used
Car.
SEE
tit
government
it
washer.
It
chaws
out
the
must
stubborn
dirt
in
jig
time...
quickly,
thoroughly,
yet
8U
?,.nlly
it
won't
Iiarni
the
finest
fabrics.
Come
in
and
gee
the
latexl
ino.li
ls
...
or
see
your
electrical
appliance
dealer.
give
Social
Credit
fault)
;
Spitfires
3,
Spares
from
Prince
Rupert
were:
Verne1
kGerman
People;
L
pa,r
I
Lucky
Six
3,
Hotshots
1
;
Sharks
leer
working
ma-
"Rio"
Cnoauctte
i9.
2,
Comets
2.
Ciccone,
Jerry
Pettenuzzo,
Gus
Stromdahl,
Hugo
Kraupner,
N.
J.
Gurvich,
Robert
Shrubsall
and
Garnet
Hull.
-
'
tKOur
Used
Car
Man
&s
y
in
the
next
At
Zweibrucken
(
pa,L
I
Spitfires
lead
the
league
with
!
points
with
Troopers
and
Hot-shots
tied
for
second,
each
with
jqi:
Like
Canadians
olhcr
party
con
cl
ion
without
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
rihs
of
confusion
I
Swiss
Discovery
For
'ECZEI9A'
SUCCESSFUL
TREATMENT
FOUND
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
A
former
Saskatoon
Vomnh.
r.ow
In
Ocrmanv
with
her
hu!-bnd,
a
sertresint
in
the
RCAF.
"s
the
German
pen'
'.3
Pke
Cnn-'dinns
nnd
arc
5.
ad
they
arc
In
Germany.
Mrs.
R.
M.
Rowitt.
now
llvln-'
uncertainty
under
:rs
who
hove
hod
revious
experience
fovinciol
odminis-on.
t
be
misled
.
.
;
Th"rc
w?re
11
tables
of
T'hiist
t
the
Moose
card
party
Satur-Jav
nl-ht.
P
-I-.T
-innor!
were:
tattle-.'
fi''s:
M-s.
H.
F.
C!ai-.second.
Mrs.
O.
Breimo.
Mcp's
first:
Ted
Rorvik;
'second,
rut
between
J.
R.
Cormier
and
L.
Franklin,
which
Mr
Franklin
won.
Pool
was
won
by
Mrs.
A.
E.
Dickens,
and
the
door
prize
by
Al.
Fjanklin.
THIS
WF-"K
Hospital
W.A.
meeting,
Civic
Centre,
Thursday,
8
p.m.
-
Zvclbnirken.
Wse
of
No.
3
1
rrr;
11
k
your
ballot
first
f(arnation...
ce.
fitrhter
wins,
the
first
Canadian
x'TO
bse
in
Germnnv,
write?
that
80
to
85
per
cent
of
the
town
was
destroyed
In
the
last
rinvs
of
ths
war
by
Allied
air
raids.
However,
she
snys
she
has
yet
to
meet
nn
unfrienrtlv
German.
Everywhere
you
look
you
see
ruins,
says
Mrs.
Rowatt.
In
the
heart
af
the
town
lie
the
ruln;i
of
a
duke's
mansion.
The
towns-
i
7
1
v
1
m
I
-1
!AL
CREDIT
1
f6'$
cad
is"!hrnt
is
lAsrod
by
tin'
mm'iia
s.-ini
credit
Cam-''JKii
CiimniitU'c.
fPOINTMENT
OF
OFFICIAL
AGENT
Carnation
Milk
";s
aIv
.
.
coffee
exactly
v
rirlir
Y
'
crt'""s
nihr.
r
Get
r
Carnation-
IT'S
SM(JOniR
MAKE
THIS
7
SEVEN
DAY
TEST
,
CrnatitM,
m
Weck
usc
Milk
in
M.
f
czr
prm
bra,,d-
ncc
we
e
Sure
0m
ao
otka
brand
wiJJ
satisy
you.
S
ii'iit;tn
lia-B
discovered
that
a.11
internal
tli'ticiency
m
the
lliidv
can
he
one
nt
the
main
causes
of
Kczema.
This
led
to
ten
years
research,
ri'siilting
in
the
processing
of
a
natural
remeily
extracted
from
pur
vegetalile
oils
and
now
contained
in
the
Swiss
F
'HI)"
Preparations.
F
"99"
is
a
new
and
suecvMsiul
approach
to
Kezema.
it
is
a
Twi-W
ay
Treatment
taken
internally
to
relieve
the
deficiency
(Capsules)
and
applied
externally
(Ointment)
for
absorption
through
the'
skin.
F
"9It"
is
being
used
with
out-s'andine;
reulls
even
on
cases
wliere
all
ordinary
treatments
have,
failed.
Write
fur
free
K
"9"
Illustrated
T'.oolilet
to:
Diva
Lalioratories.
Dept.
412,
Siianichton.
H.C.
'
"
ASK
YOUR
DRUGGIST
FOR
neople
h""e
contributed
towards
1
its
rebuilding.
!
I
Workmen
are
busy
everywhere
I
"ortln?
bricks
from
the
rubble,
i
j
The
(.rood
brick
is
saved
for
i
-(instruction
nnd
the
other
Is
i
'
"r"nrl
down
for
cement.
!
i
7wcit)nirken's
main
shopping
district
has
been
rebuilt.
All
,
;
-icw
builrilnis
ure'
red
and
U"?ly
I
In
shnne
but
the
interiors
are
nicely
finished.
I
Houslnrr
is
still
short
in
Zwel-
;
brfe'-r-n.
New
suites
are
rentoJ
!
months
before
their
completion.
Mrs.
Rwiitt.
srvs
C'lnadlins
,
hive
no
trouble
obtnlnin-j
ae-
:
rcmiiiodiition.
hi'wever.
ns
thv
j
nre
In
n
position
to
n-iy
hliher
,
rents.
Drublo
rent
f(r
r
-"i"
j
lar-re
room
ccsts
iibout
$-0
(Section
B7)
'ne
said
WILLIAM
HARVEY
MURRAY,
noted
in
tne
foreqoinq
nomination
paper,
appoint
ARTHUR
MURRAY,
1738
Atlin
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.',
Merchant,
as
my
-
'a
I
agent.
WILLIAM
HARVEY
MURRAY,
Candidate.
9
Valhalla
meeting
Thursrl''v.
(113)
Pulp
Sulphite
Union
Local
"03
Bcneral
meeting
Legion
Auditorium
tonight.
(It)
Foolbell
tonight
7
n.m:
Rupert
All-Stars
vs
Norway.
(Norwegian
vessej
in
port.)
(It)
W.O.T
M
,
yprin1?
bazaar
homeeooking
and
teacup
reading,
Thursday,
2:00
p.m.
(ltl
RegnlT
meeting
rJiirpentcrs'
Uni'-n,
Wednesday,
8
p.m.,
Car-nenters
Hall,
Frasur
St.
Special
business.
(117)
"
Altentien
tallies
of
Oriler
of
Itoynl
Purple
Please
attend
mrclinj
in
Thursday,
Slav
?l.
Kleetinn
of
Officers.
(118)
Salt
take
Ferry
ruanin:
every
Sunday.
Leaves
Cow
Ba.'
Flonts
every
hour
from
11
a
m
(It)
Attention
Halibut
Fishermen
2J0
tons
of
large,
fresh
Rkidc-gate
herring
bait,
now
available
nt
Aliford
Bay.
When
callini!
phone
vessel
'Westjack."
(119)
-t
cm
WL
7
I'm
miwva
tl!lF!!lflllBltltnl1l
1
jltUillil'li.ila.JI
'
T."7ril2Hr,
JUillttlUlil'lii
11111
n.
Mrs.
Rowatt
writes
that
Oer-
;
vn
currency
Is
eisy
to
under-
stand
and
the
German
merchants
are
very
scrupulous
in
1
their
dealings.
The
big
stumbl-
1
Ing
block
Is
the
language.
How-
,
rver.
Mrs.
Rowntt
stvs
ere-tti
thlnixs
can
be
accomplished
with
few
words
and
expressive
ges-
.
tlculatlng.
Pelicioiis
and
PiffmnJl
W
I
,
SAKE
RA!WTl:!
1
"KJft
I
t
-
'
V
Modtm
ttend
dcmindj
new
colon
rd
complcltly
new
type
ol
pint
especially
lor
exterior
rule,
ihinjlei,
rousS
una
lumber
end
lencei.
Good
coverage
and
hiding
quality
with
one
coal
over
previouily
painted
lurlacei.
Nine
wonderful,
new,
non-glare
triadei,
DIGESTIVE
100
P.
F.
English
Quality
A
generous-sized
meal
biscuit
that
is
just
slightly
sweet.
So
suitable
for
a
beutime
snack,
or
for
V
brush
or
spray.
E).CEStJV
ussr
C
I
v.
lrip
refreshments
when
entertaining.
Serve
P.
F.
Digestive
with
cheese
and
with
beverages
men
prefer.
'
So
B-H
Shako
Paint
al
yaur
8-H
OtoUr
m
v
w
Vour
holiday
begins
when
you
lard
your
comfortable,
air-conditioned
Canadian
Pacific
train.
Choice
of
accommodation
from
berths
(i)
drawing
rooms.
Delicious
lycals
and
thoughtful
service.
Plan
it
now
!
For
a
mountain
of
holiday
fun
come
to
Banff
and
Lake
Louise
in
the
spectacular
Canadian
Rockies.
Iinjoy
thrilling
mile-high
gulf,
(lancing,
swimming,
boating,
hiking
and
trail
riding
on
sure-footed
mountain
ponies.
Available
al:
fnformafiort
and
rvsarvarions
from
any
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