mier
Hotel,
a
roomy
frame
build-in?
overlooking
h
rn...
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
May
3.
1952
Local
Girl
in
RCAF
Training
enther,
who
served
a
Eisenhower's
chief
of
staff,
assails
the
belief
that
war
ls
inevitable
"With
that
doctrine
of
despair
I
am
in
complvte
disagreement,"
he
says.
And
that's
positive
enough.
ray...
Reflects
and
Reminisces
yards.
Citizens
came
up
against!
discipline
In
wartime.
And
that'
meant
.sentries
and
all
serts
of
rules
and
regulations,
the
same
being
quickly
and
carefully
ob-
served.
j
Mi8S
Ethel
J.
Croxford
of
Prince
Rupert
recently
enlisted
LONG
TIME
BETWEEN
"This
is
the
first
time
I've
been
!
here
since
then,
and
naturally
I
'
don't
know
tt1P
nitu
anaaian
Air
force
'
A
at
Edmonu"i
fr
training
as
a
SjOb
i
oLJaualllerA
telcPhone
operator
and
will
pio-1
J
ceed
to
No.
2
Mannlnir
npr,,.
Cf
lorutitj
A
couple
from
Holland,
with
a
1
family
of
twenty
-one,
arrived
in
y
Pa,
l'J
011
.1
;fhn's,
Quebec,
on
May
6
From
Sionor
1
1
InlUt
iere,
sne
w.m
Jury
to
a
a-
PEOPLE
NOTICE
THE
Arrow
"Dart"
WITH
THE
COLLAR
THAT
STAYS
NEAT
ALL
DAYI
$4-95
cr5
.
t
K
i
Llon
m
soulnern
Ontario
to
take
Boyd
Lauder,
who
served
in
the
Irish
Fusiliers
at
Prince
Rupert
early
in
the
First
Great
War.
The
!
Fusiliers
belonged
in
Vancouver.!
The
regiment
occupied
the
Pre-!
.v,oir
rpmilar
nieet-
Halifax
the
other
day.
They
plan
on
'making
Canada
their
homj.
And
as
the
years
roll
on,
this!
land
will
have
no
lack
of
Dvtch
uncles.
-
.
!
Mothers
were
ho
iorert
Vta.,
I
training
in
her
trade
i
The
price
of
a
seat
on
the
New
i
York
Slock
Market
exchange
Is
;
currently
placed
at
$48,000.
A
'seat
on
the
Toronto
Stock
Exchange
recently
sold
for
$56,000.
Must
be
gradually
getting
away
;
from
that
Inferiority
complex.
I
.
'
!
So
far,
in
Prince
Rupert,
May
,
is
making
a
valiant
effort
to
ex-;
plain
the
conduct
of
April.
,
ljie
Sons
of
Nol
riteht
at
the
reenlar
mnihi
'
r'.1,nel
18
tne
daughter
of
Mr
Ridley
an
evcniiiK
and
the
iilgh-
,linc.
ClIlllL'
meeting
of
Job's
Daughters
when
'court
J'
Croxjord
PHn,
J,!Court-
Prlnce
Rupert.
a
beautiful
ac-nria
wa,
,
1
liUI
TOl'n
i.i,,,
MiNaimluon.
LV-AA
nibi'f.wiis
presented
with
every
Job's
Daughter
present
taking
part.
Each
mother
was
presented
with
a
corsage
by
her
daughter.
The
hall
was
filled
to
capacity.
Honored
Queen
Heather
Brewer
Delegated
to
Nelson
Meet
wan:
1
1
,Mie
I..0H
01
ni.i
APPLICATIONS
Y
thLudr6iK"l
'he
pltlon
of
General
f-rcMn,TT
erttdry
jf
the
Prince
Rupert
Civic
Centre.
PP"m!0,,
shoultl
"it
qualifications,
experience,
salary
7
?
a:Kd
"M1
references
both
m
to
characr
ana
experience,
and
when
available.
foTTv'n-v,!lpliCaUonS
Bhoulcl
clcar'y
m"e
ApPL-t
CAt
los
CONFlUf.,
I
IAL
and
addressed
to:
DR.
R.
G.
LARGE,
Chairman,
Civic
Centre
Association.
,:ion
was
maue
uy
.Canadian
National
ls
retiring
"Lady
Rodney"
and
"Lady
Nelson,"
last
two
of
the
famous
family
of
four
white
"Lady
Boats"
that
for
so
many
years
kept
Montreal
and
Halifax
in
presiaea.
h!
,r
...
Auxl'lary
ot
th
Can-present
Three
members
who
are
at
T",
holidaying
in
the
clt
i
S"'
5
tllelr
regular
were
welcomed
They
were
Mrs
S
,1
C'r
Thursday
night,
delo-J.
PresWent-
Mrs.
Dor-
Luke
formerly
Mis,
Audrev
KiXtZ
m"""
Gomez'
Grimble
of
tcnd
the
con-
O
prt'.SlUL'lll.,
Mr.
McNaUtthton
"good
fellowship
as
,'d
Lodije
w;i.s
cun-rJSe
birthday
cake
;,e
guest
of
hoiio.-.
11
in
smiting
"For
You'll
appreciate
the
Dart
shirt
with
comfortable
non-wilt
collar
that
stays
neat
and
fresh
all
day!
Sanforized
(shrinkage
less
than
1)
and
Mitoga
cut
to
fit
you
bene.
Extra-durable
buttons
are
anchored
on.
Stock
up
NOW!
Whyte
(Miss
Marion
ev?
t
"ln
xo
De
held
ln
Nelson
in
I
touch
wfth
Caribbean
ports
j
winter
and
summer
alike
comments
the
Montreal
Star.
The
i
fleet
had
many
lovers,
and
small
!
wonder.
It
was
a
grand
ob
no
matter
how
you
looked
at
it,
;
taking
"tired
people
to
the
is-
lands
of
the
blest."
Mi
Fellow
"
Vn.icuuver
and
Miss
Dolly
Smith!
who
who
k
is
training
training
.
at
RoyaUublee
pnm
I
'heard"
,
A
g.d
satSnrl"
"endance
j
of
T"
members
Hospital
at
Victoria.
?L1
spTln
il
After
th.,
mn.intt
a
eaiusiaciory
I,
lPrt
reports
ou
.,t..,s
M
oaic
and
auu
bazaar
uazaar
1
irotn
.
ajjnu
ru-
wuraocK,
the
convener.
tertalnment.
w
r
k..
Sunday
May
11
is
Mothers
Day
You
are
sure
to
find
suitable
Cards
and
Gifts
for
Mother
at
FOR
ARROW
SHIRTS
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
MEN'S
CLOTHING
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
345
Among
property
reported
missing
at
Petawawa
military
camp
is
said
to
be
a
tank.
Slipping
that
.
under
your
Jacket
is
not
so
simple.
,
,nfing
was
provided
ini
bv
Mike
Colu.i.
railed
the
square
reMto
Ellen
Wa..-Pederseii
and
Mrs.
.est
session
which
social
it
was
decide
i
Mermen's
fare-,
st
Trlday
and
a
.
May
16.
While
dauirhier.
wrrP
mt
I
accorded
a
hearty
vote
of
thanfcs
serveddeliciouS
refreshments.;
lftSJuS
riving
from
dLstrict
points
next
Mm.
Hrank
DIbb
returned
0MPday-
NOT
A
DOl'BT
'
All
soldiers
do
not
think
alike.
'
If
they
should,
there
would
be
no
armies,
9i
as
understood
today
Maj.-General
F.
F.
Worthington
chnl
defence
co-ordinator
for
Canada,
says
Canada
would
suffer
more
than
the
United
States
In
the
event
of
war,
being
more
the
city
on
the
Camosun
last
eve-!
ltelre'snments
were
served
af-ning
from
a
trip
to
California
I
t
ter
tnc
meeting
by
Mrs.
E.
Roth-She
was
accompanied
by
Mr
1
,
and
Mrs-
-
Glen
and
a
ses-and
Mrs.
William
Wood
and
son1?!0"
of
dancing
brought
and
Mr.
Southard
or
New
York,
even'n?
to
a
close,
who
are
visiting
here
untij
Tuea-1
A
long
established
member,
day.
when
they
return
south
o1i!5irs,'
E-
antn.
'a
welcomed
'
1
the
the
roonitiam
Coquitlam.
-
!
back
after
an
absence
llmrlwiw
vti
u
'1
T
a
.
JrliLin
mnT
t.rni.ii'-
'J
uinci-tUje.
uenerai
A.
M.
Gru-
i
mmmmm
Itere
food
;
1
-J.
readers
n
library
was
Jhe
i
meeting
of
the
Club
last
night
P
Charbonneau
.;htening
talk
on
,
the
library
and
.liable.
mprovement
was
out,
a
modern
built
by
Mr.
Leon
ktmara.
OMI,
acted
This
firm
favourite,
4
sparkling
extra
dry
lager
is
t
Cash
for
old
gold.
Bulger's.'
1
Sonja
meeting
Monday
at!
Mrs.
H.
Hagcn's.
(lMc)
i
WANTED
Office
helpr
Stcn-
j
ography
not
necessary.
Box
371.
!
Daily
News.
(108ct
'.
Whist
drive
and
tournament
Saturday,
May
3,
Moose
Temple.
Everyone
welcome.
'
l05c
'
A
meeting
of
the
Deep
Sea
i
Fishermen's
Union
will
be
held
j
in
the
Union
Hall,
Saturday.
'
May
3
7:30
p.m.
O05c
I
ir
o(
the
evening.
pnt
were
Miss
E.
lad
Mrs.
L.
LeMire,
.irnaud
Miss
Rosa
!i
Mrs.
Leo
Figas
U
Dor.ald
'he
evening
wcie
L
P
Charbonneau.
served
wit!i
pleasure
all
year
round.
Here
in
British
Columbia
the
pure
soft
water
s
and
gentle
climate
combine
with
the
(kill
and
patience
of
the
brewers
to
bring
you
Lucky
I
Lager,
a
thoroughly
satisfying
beverage.
'
$2
'
tfre
,
,
,
"
perb
!
I
Vv
i
:
Lb
rim
1
Be
Happy
Getlucky
Winner
1950
PICK
THAT
r
v
-1
...
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Brussels
Award
ANNOUNCEMENT
ised
to
inform
everyone
in
the
Prince
EQ.
suffering
from
hearing
loss,
that
-
'I
f,
1
"
"
X"-
V
r
Pm
BULGER
JEWELLERS
PRINCE
RUPERT
B
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t
v
,
s
r4LV
I
F
PP0intcd
our
nerrAnA
r..lff
l.
.'cprcscntorive
for
tU
FAMOUS
yuosliont
Wlial
is
Allrrimtive
Voting?
Answer:
A
form
of.vwting
vhicli
allows
the
voter
more
than
one
'choice
iu
the
marking
of
his
ballot.
(Question:
W
liat
is
the
purpose
of
Alternative
Voting?
Answer:
To
prevent
the
election
of
a
candidate
on
a
minority
vote.
Question
t
How
does
a
voter
mark
his
hallot
under
Alternative
Voting?
Answer:'
lie
marks
his
hallot
in
the
order
of
his
preference
hy
using
the
figure
1
for
his
first
choice,
the
figure
2
for
his
second
choice
and
so
on.
(Question:
May
a
voter
vote
for
one
candidate
only,
in
other
words,
"plump'?
Answer:
Yes.
(Question
i
Is
"plumping"
or
voting
lirsl
choice
only
considered
advantageous?
Answer:
o.
Suppose
a
voter
marks
only
one
choice:
that
voter
has
virtually
said
to
the
Returning
Officer
"I
am
only
interested
in
my
No.
1
'
choice".
Upon
distribution
of
the
low
candidate's
ballots
tp
the
remaining
candidates,
the
hallot
of
a
voter
who
voted
one
choice
only,
cannot
be
further
dealt
with.
It
is,
in
other
words,
an
"exhauste'd
bailor'.
Such
a
voter
simply
deprives
himself
of
full
participation
in
the
contest.
CVT
OUT
THIS
MESSAGE
I
OR
REFEHEXCE
AM)
DISCI
SSION.
Fred
H.
Hurley
.
.
.
Chief
Electoral
Officer
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