School
classes
in
English
for
New
Canadians
be
free.
The
sec-
I.O.D
E.
PAYS
TRIBUTE
(Continued
from
page
3)
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
March
5,
1852
.
u
ni.
v
.
News
of
the
District
uuu
irsuiutiuu
piuiesicu
againsi
t
earr.
the
increased
postage
on
over-
Second
vi
d
seas
parcels.
XlwoIX.
Orifflths;
for
Duchess
of
Edinburgh
Chapter,
Mrs..
Neil
Mac-Donald
and
Mrs.
F.
Hicks;
and
for
HMCS
Haida
Chapter,
Miss
Barbara
Teng.
A
raffle
drawing
was
held
and
!
Assistant
the
first
prize,
a
doll,
Was
won
,
bara
bara
"W
Ttnc
"""M:
by
Miss
Eleanor
Carr.
The
sec-
To
Instal
Rotary
Club
at
Smithers
prlze,
a
box
of
chocolates,
Derro.ce
JJoSjilaf
WJl
yUive
ifJodg
Reports
from
Standing
Com-
i
ond
Francois
Lake
Dances
Popular
mlttees
were
submitted
by
Mrs.
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
Is
was
won
by
Mrs.
C.
O.
Ham.
OFFICERS
Officers
of
Municipal
Chapter
IODE
for
the
year
1952-53
are
as
follows:
Honorary
Regent
Mrs.
Jens
Munthe.
FRANCOIS
LAKE
Francois
planning
a
pilgrimage
to
Smith-Lake
dances
are
drawing
record
ers
for
the
induction
of
a
new
crowds.
On
Friday
evening
more
club
there
on
March
15.
Several
AEducaUonai&,Warj
Munfbf
J.
A.
Teng,
Mrs.
E.
Barton,
Mrs.
W.
J.
Lineham,
Mrs.
C.
G.
Ham.
Mrs.
J.
Munthe.
Mrs.
S.
A.
Kiel-back,
Miss
Barbara
Teng
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
McBroom.
During
the
evening
the
members
were
agreeably
entertained
than
two
hundred
dancers
en-
members
are
planning
on
going
George
Mitchell
is
organizing
the
Stewart
Enjoys
Leap
Year
Dance;
"
STEWART.
It
was
ladies'
j
night
on
Saturday
at
the
Moose
Hall.
The
occasion
was
the
Leap
Year
dance
given
by
Portland
,
Canal
Chapter,
Women
of
the
j
Moose,
in
conjunction
with
Portland
Canal
Lodge,
Loyal
Order'
of
Moose.
i
Heading
the
committee
In
!
Charge
was
Mrs.
J.
McKay,
sen
j
ior
regent
of
the
Women
of
the
iiooe.
Mrs.
R.
Barwise
was
mis-,
lr?ss"
of
ceremonies.
1
!
Mrs.
J.
J.
McKenna
was
in
charge
at
the
door
while
Mrs.!
D.
Geddes
and
Mrs.
A
Law-!
rcncc,
..with
bright
tin
stars,!
!
''
It
1
trip.
by
Miss
Louise
Mah
who
offered
:
Francois
Lak
two
vocal
solos.
Miss
Mah
sang
In
Chinese
and
was
unaccompanied.
Her
delightful
solos
were
much
enjoyed.
Mrs.
Withers
thanked
the
young
soloist
and
presented
her
with
a
dainty
brtjach
as
a
token
of
appreciation.
Later
all
joined
in
happy
com
W.
S.
Orr
Named
Commissioner
STEWART.
At
the
last
meeting
of
the
village
commissioners
here,
W.
Shields
Orr
wa.3
appointed
to
fill
the
unexpired
term
of
Ernest
Love
who
resigned
this
year
to
take
.up
the
position
of
village
clerk
vacated
by
T.
Forsyth.
Mr.
Forsyth
resigned
to
take
up
a
similar
po-.
sition
at
Burns
Lake.
were
the
Policewomen.
It
was
their
duty
to
hail
any
offenders
before
the
M.C.
and
have
them
fined
for
infractions
of
the
rules
governing
the
dance.
It
was
a
gala
anai:,
residents
of
Premier
and
Hyder,
Alaska,
joining
with
those
of
Stewart
to
make
it
a
success
financially
and
socially.
The
men
were
only
allowed
to
ask
a
lady
to
dance
when
it
was
men's
choice,
otherwise
a
fine
was
imposed
on
any
daring
male
who
was
guilty
of
an
infraction
of
the
rule.
Fresh
flowers
for
the
table
were
imported
by
plane
from
Prince
Rupert
and
these
were
auctioned
off
at
the
end
of
the
dance.
Music
was
supplied
by
Addie
Bremser,
at
the
piano,
and
Axel
J.
Melville
on
the
traps,
both
employees
of
the
Silbak
Premier
mine.
Mrs.
Steve
Marcy
and
Robert
spent
the
week-end
with
Mrs.
Marcy's
parents
near
Prince
George.
joyed
a
"Sadie
Haukins"
dance.
Prizes
were
offered
for
the
most
realistic
L'il
Abner
and
Daisy
Mac.
Although
everyone
was
wearing
slacks
and
colored
shirts
and
ginghams
and
looked
fine,
there
was
no
question
who
were
the
winners
when
Bill
Gil-gan
led
his
pretty
little
blonde
wife
onto
the
floor,
for
it
was
just
as
though
L'il
Abner
and
Daisy
Mae
had
stepped
right
eff
the
comic
strips.
A
Burns
Lake
trio,
Marie
La-ci'gnc,
Helen
and
Harry
Proppe,
1
were
so
realistic
with
the
girls
dressed
in
gunny
sacks
and
Harry
with
a
long
black
beard
that
they
were
presented
with
a
prize
each.
They
then
sang
.two
comic
songs
which
delighted
their
audience.
'
There
were
-eight
square
dances
1
which
are
now
so
popular,
as
well
as
waltzes,
schottisches
and
!
foxtrots.
TERRACE
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Terrace
Hospital
has
purchased
an
inhalator
for
the
hospital
and
the
equipment
is
now
in
use.
The
WA
also
has
provided
the
hospital
with
a
number
of
hot
water
bottles.
The
Auxiliary
has
been
finding
a
ser.es
of
galloping
teas
profitable
;...d
has
raised
$25
by
means
of
same.
They
will
be
continued
with'
the
treasurer,
Miss
Elliott
Head,
and
the
secretary,
Mrs.
George
McAdams,
receiving
the
proceeds.
To
raise
funds
to
provide
curtains
for
a
new
lounge,
a
telephone
bridge
and
canasta
party
will
be
held.
A
fashion
show
will
be
staged
to
make
money
towards
the
purcha.se
of
bedding
for
the
ten
now
hospital
beds.
Twenty-nine
members
attended
the
last
meeting
In
the
hos
pital
lounge
which
has
been
found
too
small,
necessitating
a
new
meeting
place.
The
ncxi
gathering
of
the
WA
will
be
held
March
27
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Norton.
WA
members
named
to
the
hospital
visiting
committee
were
Mrs.
W.
Martin,
Mrs.
W.
Fell,
Mrs.
M.
Weir
and
Mr.s
D.
O.
Little.
Refreshments
were
servl
bv
the
.social
convener,
Mri
w.
U
Osborne.
Mrs.
Henkel
is
now
staying
with
Mr.s.
Keefe
who
has
just
returned
from
Vancouver.
munity
singing
directed
by
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng
with
Mrs.
J.
R.
Carr
at
the
piano.
Two
resolutions
calling
for
provincial
and
national
support
were
formulated.
The
first
resolution
'
recommended
that
Night
Mr.
Van
Tine
called
In
pn
Saturday
morr.Jng
on
her
way
to
California
for
a
holiday.
Career
of
Gus
Kahn
Pictured
k
Bay
DclLva
iJl
oti'ntcJ
I
Career
of
Gus
Kahn,
who
ranks
with
George
Gershwin,
i
'
j
Jerome
Kern
and
Cole
Porter
as
one
of
the
great
popular
music
(facing
Organized
TELKWA.
keen
interest
is
being
taken
in
the
forming
of
the
Telkwa
Brownie
pack
under
the
leadership
of
Mrs.
Les
Donaldson.
Twenty-five
members
writers,
forms
the
basis
for
'"I'll,
See
You
in
My
Dreams,"
coming
j
i
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this'
1
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday.
!
Danny
Thomas
takes
the
role
j
!
of
the
composer
of
800
hit
tunes
;
O
If
you
h
a
v
e
a
j
1'
.
;
)K
,
printing
problem
j
,L
Whi
we
can
solve
i.
;
mMS
STKAMfcrt
Prince
George
during
an
era
of
Ziegfolt
must
i
kT,
r
f
t
w
I
o'Tr
;
cabarets
and
the
Broad-
I
way
of
twenty-five
years
ago.
;
age
ana
-line
will
be
"fi
r.clpoles."
tv'
Jin
I'M
u
rJ
'
1
M
'1
B
1
M
A
m
'W
We've
a
print,,,
form
to
j
1
I
fill
your
every
need,
and
I
cartoon
-
nhvs
I
ALKS
,
.
.
j
The
film
also
has
the
popular
Doris
Day
as
Kahn's
wife
and
.partner,
Frank
Lovejoy
as
his
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
h
ml
Intermediate
l'orl
Each
Thursday.
U
11:15
p.m.
Fcr
KETCHIKAN
.VHN!'.Sr.AY
MIONIGH'I
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
The
afternoon
was
spnt
in
teaching
the
fundamentals
of
the
opening
and
closing
ceremonies.
The
study
periods
will
commence
at
the
next
meeting
and
the
discussion
of
uniforms
will
be
brought
up.
This
is
a
new
activity
for
Telkwa.
It
is
hoped
that
Girl
Guides
and
Boy
Scouts
may
be
brought
into
being
later
on.
to
add
more
efficiency
to
EVENING
SHOWS
rilmn
your
operations.
7:00-9:06
I
JntMMll'
Dibb
Printing
Co.
s
I
-
!
rffc
fc
j-fc
rf-fc
a
r
m
collaborator
and
Patrice
Yymore
'
as
a
musical
comedy
star.
The
film
traces
Kahn's
life
'
from
the
day
he
walks
Into
a
!
music
publishing
house
with
,
a
i
set
of
lyrics
including
"I
Wish
I
Had
a
Girl,"
until
he
reaches
the
heights
of
song
writing
with
the
Dick
Hcggie
of
Smiihers
is
a
frequent
visitor
but
not
on
terra
iirma.
He
flies
his
Piper
Cub
plane
over
Telkwa
several
timos
a
week
and
banks
around
in
circles.
While
at
the
airport
Dick
tried
to
manoeuvre
the
plane
and
headed
into
a
snow
bank,
damaging
the
propcllor.
score
of
the
biggest
Ziegfcld
production
of
the
day.
Some
of
the
well
know
favor
I
AI
L
SKATS
IU
SLKVI
l
ADVlSSIijvj
ite
tunrs
in
this
picture
Include
"Memories,"
"Carolina
In
the
TUP
IMTCDM
I'Plnti
i
11,11..
.
1
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
Oft
DKPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT.
PC.
"L
"
"
1
L
tiHr.MA
UIJI1.H
OF
j
p
CANADA
P
R
ESI
vf
Morning,"
"My
Buddy,"
"Making
Whoopee''
and
"Yes,
Sir,
That's
Jerry
Irving
of
Nechako
is
up
for
a
visit
of
a
few
days
with
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
H.
livings.
He
reports
the
roadi
are
roujii
in
spots
with
a
lot
of
.?now
all
over.
Tropicanastf
A
QO
I
For
1952
44.70
"
:
WALLACE'S
1
DEPARTMENT
:
STORE
j
My
Baby."
Milk
Inspector
Visits
Telkwa
TELKWA
Douglas
Mllward.
j
Department
of
Agriculture
inspector
of
New
Westminster,
arrived
from
Vancouver
at
thq
middle
of
last
week
tc
visit
dairy
farms
in
the
district.
Mr.
Milward
is
sent
out
by
the
government
to
check
cn
lh.1
Jack
Ives
made
a
flying
trip
Lo
Vancouver,
taking
the
plane
from
Prince
George.
He
is
pected
back
this
week.
HAZELTON
YOUTH
DIES
AT
STEWART
STEWART.
Percy
Shanouss.
j
native,
son
of
Pete
Shanouss.
passed
away
at
his
father's
home
on
Second
Avenue
last
Thurs-
-
"
m
T-:.Tif"-o
TTI'J..-;v
On
the
name
niiimiliiilllPll
II
r
1:
i
1
.
vi
I.
i
vaZara..
"A
fascinating
,nolion
picture.
An
advtnturt
i
record
of
performance
of
th
program
:
E.ve
Witness
staled'day-
He
ws
19
years
of
age
and
,
pure
bred
milk
cows.
He
at
stirs
th
blood
i
Kt.
uev.
uisnop
James
B.
Uib-Aon
was
a
visitor
on
Sunday
la.st,
having
accompanied
Canon
:
llinchliffe
from
Smithers.
was
born
at
Hazelton.
Interment
Step
of
the
Ballet
soul,
A
gripping
USED
CARS
was
in
the
Stewart
Cemetery.
memorable
account."
Gerald
McBoing
Boing
i
mbaiiav
crawmir
that
a
new
process
in
the
evaporation
61
milk
will
soon
be
in
effect.
This
wul
oe
a
boon
to
shippers
as
it
will
reduce
the
bulk
in
shipping
anU
handling.
a
splendid
view
of
the
distant
mountain
peaks.
rUK
iALt
,
-
yi'sz.
H.r.Timi
,
'.-rX-"-"
Mrs.
R.
Beckley
and
children
arrived
from
Prince
Rupert
on
Tuesday's
train
for
a
two
weeks'
Visit
with
her
family.
She
says
it
looks
very
winWy
here
compared
to
Rupert.
ONE
SHOWING
ONLY
Thursday
g:30
p.m.
Ooors
open
at
7:15
IHOR
HDTOHl
TOTEM
Daily
Passenger
Train
Service
(except
Sunday)
f
George
Ogston
ol
Vandcrhuof
stopped
off
for
a
brief
visit
be-iore
journeying
on
to
Terrace
on
bus.ness.
1917
Plymouth
Sedan
1950
Austin
Sedan
191!)
Chevrolet
Sedan
'
1950
Stiulcbakcr
S-passrngrr
Coupe
1918
Ford
Panel
!--ton
1937
Lincoln
Coupe
1941
Chevrolet
Coupe
1910
Plynvuuth
Sedan
A
FAMOUS
11
.-ill
ltH
TIII'ATKI-
The
Women's
Institute
held
their
monthly
card
party
on
Wednesday
with
five
tables
playing.
First
prize
winners
were:
ladies,
Mrs,
A.
Robinson;
men's,
E.
Widen;
consolation.
Mrs.
Griffiths
and
Mr.
Clarkston.
Hostesses
were
Mrs.
Phillips
and
Mrs.
Shepherd.
L
'MILLIONAIRE
FOR
CHRISTY"
also
"OK
MEN
AND
Ml''!
TODAY
OM.Y
7:00
8:30
p.m.
Mrs.
Katie
Chapman,
who
luui
.started
in
business,
is
located
in
the
office
whioh
was
u.sed
by
the
Co-operative
Association.
from
i
M:.s.
Bunny
Bradley
hus
ac-jeepted
a
position
in
the
govern-'
iiii-nt
office
in
Smithers
where
hj
commences
duties
Monday.
I
Miss
Vf-.toria
MacKenzlc
of
;
Hazelton
was
a
visitor
when
she
;.
slopped.
off
for
a
day
while
en-j
route
from
Quesncl.
Superior
Auto
Service
Limited
Last
week
was
moving
dav
for
PRINCE
RUPERT
to
JASPER
and
intermediate
sta(ions
from
Prince
Rupert:
8:00
p.m.
Convenient
conned
ions
at
Jasper
for
points
east
and
west
PCS
SI'TiVICK
from
Prince
Rupert
8:00
p.m.,
Sunday
and
Thursday
(Prince
Uupert-Smilhers
only)
I
Art
Bates
family
who
are
now
in
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
Green
217
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Griffi'hs
jleft
on
Monday
lcr
Vancbu'Tr
I
dr.
ving
a
newly
purchased
to",
I
Mr.
Griffiths
was
acting
super-ln'Cndcnt
of
the
Copper
Ridge
I
'"heir
new
home
which
overlooks
the
river.
The
location
afford;
!Am
ADS
.
.
.
Market
Place
of
Millions-
CLASSIFIED
APS.PAY
Write
Them
Yourself
on
this
Handy
Form
mine
for
the
past
year,
and
Mis.
Urillith.s
lias
been
visilinu
her
I
llliyh'itlfl
linen
fnr
Now
on
Display-
In
all
probability
they
will
oc
back.
The
Leap
Year
dance
at
Round
LuKc
wa.s
well
patronised.
A
Ti
mber
from
here
attended.
For
full
information
call
or
write
528-3rd
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Bingo
eamrs
are
again
in
sinn
every
Friday
night
in
the
Catholic
Club
rooms.
A
fail-crowd
was
in
attendi-ncs
list
week.
f"
si.
I1
,
.
AYiONAL
REFRIGERATOR
SPECIALS
1
Um
Uk
The
BEST
small
yardcr
buy
on
the
market
Other
s'zes
to
suit
onv
need
I..
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of
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or
come
in
9Vz
cu.
ft.
Deluxe
Refrigerator
$399.00
8j
cu.
ft.
Refrigerator,
with
frozen
food
comportment
$411.50
(3c
per
word
per
insertion
e.g.
Number
of
words
25;
cost,
insertions
for
price
of
four.
Minimum
charge,
Add
four
words
If
bo:
number
required
PL
8'2
cu.
ft.
Refrigerator
$352.00
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PMIMT
CO.
LTD.
I
E
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&
1
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P.O.
Box
1324
Northern
B.
C
Power
Co.
Ltd.
Besner
Block
Phone
210
Prirfee
Rupert.
B.C.
Stewart,
B.C.
Prince
Rupert
Phone
577
Address
Phone
No
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