Pitnte
Rupert
Daily
New
3,
luesaay,
August
18,
1953
Car
Recovered
From
River
cia
Lorraine
Guyan
tied
to
Donald
Melton
Girls
From
Prince
Rupert,
Central
B.C.
End
Two
Week
Camp
at
Braun's
Island
AH
day
job
Sunday
saw
recov-
J
ery
of
1952
sedan
owned
by
David
j
Roblin,
Prince
Rupert,
from
the
bottom
of
the
Skeena
River.
Car
,
was
sunk
in
65
feet
of
water
after
i
and
Tex
Lee
who
first
discovered
hood
of
car
about
50
feet
down
river
from
wnere
the
car
entered
water.
Battered
sedan,
with
the
roof
and
both
ends
caved
In
by
pounding
against
rocks
on
bot
nmrh
interest
Girls
Irom
all
over
Central,
",d
by
the
Bev.
E.
A.
,lie
Presbyterian
'('
J
British
Columbia
and
Alaska
have
just
completed
a
12-day
camp
at
Few
Acres,
Braun's
Is
u
.Hav
evening.
Helping
her
In
the
kitchen
were
i
best-all-round
camper
and
other
Mrs.
Henry
Vanderheide
and
the
prizes
went
to
Verena
and
Re-teachers
when
not
on
duty,
nate
King,
Ethel
Egg,
Carol
Fos-Other
'
help
was
supplied
by
ter,
Shirley
Klein,
Geraldine
Wil-Elcanor
Buller,
Eleanor
Peters
1
kins
and
Judy
Lovely,
and
Mrs.
George
Peters.
I
The
boys
went
to
camp
for
I
The
girls'
day
began
with
their
12-day
session
August
12
clean-up
and
morning
devotions.
1
under
the
leadership
of
Pastor
After
breakfast
cabins
were
In-
Stan
Bradshaw
of
Kemano.
He
lt
7;ou
p.m.
between
being
in
collision
with
car
driven
by
Doug
Stevenson
August
2.
Dragging
ra
a:
m:;e
67
be-
i
tween
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
was
carried
out
by
Dan
Lippett
1
tom
of
river,
was
found
another
50
feet
further
down
river.
The
two
men
worked
with
grappling
equipment
from
dawn
until
dark
inne
(iuyan,
uu5-
.
....
a
flu
van
I
,
Mr
Alexander
The
bride's
white
damask
covered
table
was
centrtd
by
a
beautiful
three-tiered
wedding
cake.
A
silver
basket
of
pniK
carnations
and
pink
tapers
in
silver
cundleholuers
completed
the
charming
picture.
The
Rev,.
K.
A.
Wright
proposed
the
toast
to
the
bride
which
was
responded
to
by
uie
groom.
Mr.
Alex
Mitchell
as
master
of
ceremonies
read
the
many
congratulatory
telegrams,
auer
wiucii
dancing
was
en-Joyed.
Refreshments
were
served
by
I
uwiald
A.
Melton
land.
This
was
the
eighth
annual
session
and
more
than
50
girls
from
Kenfiano,
Ketchikan,
Prince
Rupert,
Terrace
and
Hazelton
attended
the
camp.
Director
of
the
camp
was
Miss
Irene
Berryman
of
Ketchikan,
assisted
In
the
teaching
department
by
Lunelle
Lewis
of
Texas.
Junior
and
intermediate
groups
were
set
up
for
the
girls
who
LINDSAY'S
!
Mr.
and
Mi
s.
v
.
m-
spected,
followed
by
Bible
lessons.
13
being
assisted
by
Arthur
Jones
!
At
other
times
during
the
day
and
David
Owens.
Mrs.
Vander-,
mission
studies
and
handwork
heine
is
camp
cook,
assisted
by
1
projects
kept
the
girls
busy.
The
Geraldine
Wilkins,
Shirley
Klein,
weather
favored
camp
life
and
Mrs-
George
Peters
and
Miss
the
girls
were
able
to
enjoy
Mitchell.
(
mver.
Wus
givcn
in
raar-r
brother
Peter
a
ide
wure
a
beautl.
lienna
length
dress
..
draped
oer
white
I
A
lamny
camp
will
get
under
swimming.
way
August
23
where
parents
can
.
friends
of
the
bride,
Mis.
H.
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1910
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SHIPPING
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
nd
World-wide
Shipments.
'MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SUIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S"
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Phone
60
or
68
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
veil
was
miKi-iup
j
Lavigne,
Mrs.
C.
Dahl,
Mrs.
C.
spend
a
holiday
with
their
children
before
school
re-opens.
ranged
In
age
from
nine
to
15
years.
Teaching
tilt
juniors
were
Mrs.
Ed
Martin,
Mrs.
Un
Biad-shaw
and
Arthur
Jones.
Miss
Gertrude
Mitchell,
owner
of
the
five-acre
camp
was
chief
cook.
Chapel
service
brought
the
day
to
a
close
and
the
final
session
of
the
camp,
the
coionalioii
iei-vice,
provided
a
highlight
of
the
camping
session.
.
bkog,
Mrs.
U.
timim
and
the
Misses
Joan
Uedaes,
Peggy
Pul-
,.
u)
a
WHILE
Mill"
wnii
peans.
Sne
uauei
ui
American
1
i
....
utunli-
NeAi
was
declaired
emperor
of
len,
Ann
Btromdahl
and
Loreen
Rome
two
ruontlis
before
his
17th
t
anu
want
"
r
1
i
I
Marion
Smith
was
judged
the
-birthday.
crock.
The
bride's
Rolng
away
cos
tumc
WmS
a
mauve
boucie
dress
with
a
pale
green
shortie
coat
THE
SHEARD0WN
BROTHERS
WISH
TO
ANNOUNCE
jiruii
ol
nonor
was
Warne,
cousin
of
;0
as
attired
in
a
.jutma
length
net
.Hatching
accessor-,i,.J
a
uuuquet
ol
.j
pale
yellow
car-was
Mr.
Frank
he
marriage
a
re-hold
in
Uie
Legion
ncre
the
mother
received
the
guests,
ior
her
costume
a
ce
pannelled
dress
i.u
wnue
accessaries.
!
l
i
1
r
i,i
.
A
V
'
f
J
,
and
while
accessories.
A
corsage
of
carnations
completed
the
ensemble.
Ihe
happy
couple
sailed
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
where
a
reception
was
held
in
their
honor
on
Saturday
evening
at
the
home
of
the
groom's
parents,
after
which
they
continued
their
honeymoon
by
car
to
the
United
States.
Upon
their
return
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Melton
will
leslde
in
Vancouver.
ful
History
of
West
tied
Into
Mr.
Banff's
Life
NOTEWORTHY
fashion
trend
this
fall
Is
the
fur-trimmed
dress
that
combines
simplicity
with
ultra
glamor.
This
one
by
Adole
Simpson
is
pale
blue
chiffon
broadcloth
trimmed
with
sapphire
mink.
The
same
style
also
comes
In
black
chiffon
broadcloth
with
white
ermine
trim.
a
cj:Jorman
Lux-,11
to
his
friends
JiMvUJJiVi
11
lJllL!3rAllJy'
k
his
life
within
the
lug
floors
there
and
learning
to
rset
type.
!
At
16
he
moved
Into
north-I
western
Ontario
to
apprentice
as
I
a
clerk
with
an
Indian
agent
at
Rat
Portage,
now
Kenoi
a.
Travel-:
tins
in
an
eight-man
canoe
on
!
treaty-paying
trips,
Luxlon's
job
!
was
to
sit
in
the
centre
with
the
m
Canada's
color-
wt,
his
dark
eyes
i
behind
a
high-Luxton.
now
60,
has
sprawling
foothills
;
an
international
Daily
News
Want
Aas
Get
Results
big
Iron
cash
box
tied
about
his
neck.
.(rw.spapr
publisher
I
r
newspaper
mun
In
Calgary,
he
worked
as
a
printer-reporter
and
bill
collec
has
lived
a
lile
of
tor.
He
worked
as
agent
for
an
-'astern
haberdashery
firm
after
A
(liend
of
the
In-
LIMITED
TO
THE
BULKLEY
VALLEY
MILK
PRODUCERS
ASSOCIATION
coming
to
Banff
and
later
bought
a
small
weekly
newspaper,
the
Crag
and
Canyon.
The
type
was
housed
In
cigar
.iS
youth,
he
is
one
I
'ipular
and
respect-.
lo
be
adopted
into
.:x.
ClRE
'
itid
the
influeiii.a-e
by
dusing
them
and
aspirin
tablets
cd
given
up
hope.
H
the
sea
wastes
boxes,
and
coffee
tins
when
he
took
over
the
paper
in
1902
and
the
little
press
hadn't
been
used
(or
some
time.
Luxton
sold
out
two
years
ago.
An
Indian
trading
post
he
started
still
does
a
flourishing
business
and
is
one
of
the
finest
Indian
museums
on
the
continent.
His
summer
and
winter
hotel
was
the
first
built
in
Banff.
i
to
the
South
Sea
d
a
gossip
news-ncouver,
traded
in
and
spent
his
holi-l'd
horses
through
am
passes.
to
Calgary
in
was
just
a
village.
d
tn
n:inff
mi1
t,.L
Model
5R18
CHOOSE
TOUR
COLOUR
COMBINATION
Hr'i
an
ntWtivm
HaMicraftr
colour
fatvr,
Thit
mantvl
radio
comot
in
til
"decorator"
colours
with
contrattina,
intorchongoablo
4ial
centra.
Yom
kovo
choke
of
30
colour
combination.
Famous
Halltcraftars
"PwllUg-Powor"
tarovgH
Hw
tub.
Brightly
aot-Uhod
bran
oKuHhoon.
Sit
10V
x
5V
x
S'i".
In
Flamo,
Citron,
tobbU,
irch
White,
Hot
Chotoltrte
and
Sprwcoy
irt
In
its
devclop-l.elned
ore.mle
thp
4:
y
council,
the
Banft
val
and
the
Banfl
reader
A
general
meeting
of
Shore-
:
workers
Local
U.F.A.W.U.,
8.00
p.m.
Thursday,
August
20
in
the
Melropole
Hall.
AH
members
urged
to
attend.
IBS'"
708
708
708
PULP
AND
SULPHITE
UNION,
Loral
708.
General
meeting
a
three-day
show
year
by
Indians.
iOlKNALISM
11
111
n
rnnm
tf
H.n
I
!i
housed
the
Mani-
Wednesday,
August
19,
7:30
p.m.
Allen,
Harry
and
Bill
Sheardown
wish
to
thank
alt
of
their
customers
for
the
fine
support
that
they
have
received
in
the
past
5'
year
in
operating
Northland
Dairy.
They
hope
you
will
give
the
new
owners
even
more
support
in
the
future
than
Northland
Dairy
has
received
in
the
past.
,
The
Sheardowns
glso
.wjsh
to
thank
the
.J3ylk.leyjVal.ley
Milk
Producers
Association
for
their
fine
co-operation
j:
in
the
"past"
5';
j
years
while
processing
and
shipping
thir
milk
to
Northland
Dairy.
'
'
'
As
of
August
17,
Mr.
John
Greene
of
Meadowbrooke
Farms,
Telkwa,
assumes
the
responsibility
and
management
of
the
dairy
for
the
new
owners.
The
Bulkley
Valley
MUk
Producers
Association.
He
has
been
in
.
the
dairy
business
on
both
the
producing
and
selling
levels
almost
all
of
his
life.
Mr.
Greene
extends
to
you
an
open
invitation
to
visit
any
of
the
farms
of
the
Bulkley
Valley
Milk
Producers
Association
and
see
for
yourself
the
ideal
conditions
under
which
the
milk
is
produced.
Tho
BULKLEY
VALLEY
MILK
PRODUCERS
ASSOCIATION
is
comprised
of
the
following
forms
in
tne
BulkleyVollcy
orco
Greene
Brothers
J.Boonstra
D.
H.
McDougall
S.
Koldyk
P.Ruiler
Telkwa
Telkwa
Telkwa
Telkwa
Houston
ess,
founded
by
his
t
W.
F
Luxton.
He
ihool
hours
sweep-
Enjoyed
'
Q
.McRae
Bros.
Lid.
'The
Store
That
Service
Euilt'
Phone
6
or
36
Legion
Auditorium.
umi
708
708
708
Tho
Veterans'
Welfare
Off!-,
er,
Mr.
H.
H.
Church
will
be
in
?rlnee
RuDert
fu.
interview
by
Child
ren
nterested
veterans
p
the
U.I
C.
office
on
Friday,
August
21,
1:3C
;
o
5
p.m.
(193)
I
eek
of
the
Lake-''anip,
sponsored
by
Baptist
rhurrh
m
f
e.
proved
most
suc-
her
was
extremely
41
chilrlrpM
ti.V.
;t
week
of
camping.
0
kM
fcO
toil
R.W
springs
and
con-a
divinn
raft,
the
first
week
of
0
Danny
Pipke
and
'
for
notebooks;
to
s
and
Hele
n
Mnnr.i
T.Yelich
P.
Oliarney
R.Oulton
Snvtliers
Smirhers
Smifhers
B.Leipe
Johnson
Bros..
J.
Koldyk
Evelyn
Evelyn
.
x
Evelyn
M.
Mackney
Sm'thers
W.
Bucher
Smirhers"
ntest
and
Cabin
I
Smirhers
Rosberg
&
Son
Evelyn
'"'e
Ballinger
for
;imP
is
In
rmwr.
!nt
time
onrt
,n
llils
auxiuM-li.e.n
.
nut
iuuui.eu
or
oispiuyeu
0
ln
Liquur
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
f
'"
August
22.
'
Wt,Ul
i
1'
sons
took
part
summer
whist
drive
f
,
ht,
wlth
Mrs.
j.
!Mn8
off
lartipa.
4
ft
Thanks
Again
For
Your
Support
THE
SHEARDOWN
BROTHERS
In
SHOES
by
SAVAGE
ifi.rre.by
.
"'
"U
J.
Kilhu
tllen
PniTi.
...
'
ize
At
n
1
wun
the
rie-
conclusion
,
--'.,
wun
the
Choose
from
t!ie
largest
stork
of
girls'
and
boyr'
shoes
In
the
city.
e
OXFORDS
BOOTS
PATTEN
STRAPS
e
BICKI.ES
ANKLE
STRAPS
h
ntuni-tTioN
Mr
ih
.
luetic
?
B
"""f'1
snZ
J,et
tr"nsp1rt
1'
faft
a,
h
,?"engined
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
-o..Lrr
planes.