7
Salt
ranct,
Visiting
Engineer
Outlines
Aims
of
Group
at
Meet
Here
(7
Girl
Guide
Receives
Top
kward
From
Commissioner
tern
i
nee
red
On
Uonitjlil
Jit
fL
CU
branch,
was
chairman
Gene
Bartlett
is
vice-president
.and
Foi
the
first
time
In
the
history
elgn
country
for
at
least
one
year.
If
prince
Rupert
a
city
girl
has
George
Van
Roche,
secretary.
The
local
branch
has
a
membership
of
25,
majority
of
whom
are
engineers
at
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
pulp
mill.
Mrs.
D.
P.
Baldwin,
her
Company
leader,
said
Jean
passed
all
ner
tesis
by
May.
She
"reached
on
the
nignesi
nonor
mai
a
nide
can
receive.
Presenting
the
Gold
Cord
last
.
A
nntr.tntfnn
Ur.lt
W
i.
Steve
Bentall,
vice-president
of
the
Association
of
Professional
Engineers
of
B.C.,
outlined
its
alms
and
objects
at
the
annual
meeting
here
of
the
nnce
Rupert
branch.
Other
guest
speaker
was
Jack
Merchant,
registrar-
Both
are
of
Vancouver.
Mr.
Bentall
said
the
association
was
formed
to
protect
the
i'
her
17th
birthday
In.
June.
Two
members
of
the
Cathedral
Guides,
Nnacy
Lund
and
Julie
'
Tr
m
Wss
i
1,
L.
Dilversiueis,
uibriui,
cum-fnlssioner,
congratulated
Com-luny
Leader
Jean
Oolds
for
Corking
so
hard
for
the
award.
An
unusual
fancy
dress
party
takes
place
tonight
when
the
Elks
Club
holds
Its
annual
Beachcombers
Ball.
If
you
like
the
atmosphere
of
tropic
isles,
sandy
beaches,
sea
shells
and
girls
In
grass
skirts,
go
to
the
Elks
Club
tonight.
Lady
visitors
will
be
given
lels
at
the
door.
The
fun
starts
at
9:30.
A
special
door
prize-of
two
orchid
leis
will
go
to
some
lucky
person.
nubile
Interest
by
declaring
such
persons
who
are
authoriz
Compensation'
Board
Hearings
Set
for
July
8
jean,
a
pupu
01
Boom
Memor-l
High
School,
and
a
guide
for
'ur
years,
had
to
pass
every
Prockter,
won
their
1st
Class
badges.
Other
presentations
were
made
to:
Service
Stars:
Georglna
Ferguson,
Eileen
Peterson,
Patsy
Penny;
Second
Class:
Diana
Davidson,
Shirley
Kurdzlel;
Shannon
Pallant;
Patrol
Leader
kuide
test
berore
reacning
the
lie
of
17.
Some
or
me
Daages
uiks
a
year
The
Workmen's
Compensation
earn.
For
her
world
Know
ed
to
practice
as
fully
qualified
engineers
In
this
province.'
To
become
a
member,
an
engineer
must
be
a
university
praduate
or
have
written
equivalent
examinations
and
have
font-
years
of
active
engineering
experience.
'
'
Mi.
Beiilull
also
referred
to
the
association's
objective
of
uniform
registration
requirements
hciom
Canada.
At
pres
Ige
budge
Jean
had
to
corres-
liind
with
a
sister
guide
in
a
for-
Stripes:
Anna
Col
Usui;
Seconder
Board
will
conduct
hearings
and
examinations
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
July
8
at
1
p.m.,
the
Trades
&
Labor
Council
announced.
Just
Push
a
Billion
...
-It
Defrosls!
"The"
refrigerator
for
you
.
.
.
International
Harvester
gives
you
the
latest
out
.
.
.
Spring-Fresh",
Green
Interiors
...
10
cubic
feet
.
.
.
50-Dound
freezer
.
.
.
Push-button
Automatic
Defrosting
...
1
9,.-pound
Chill
Tray.
.
.')
1
-pound
Mpot
Drawer
.
.
.
L-a-r-q-e
Crisper
.
.
.
Stainless
Steel
Shelves
.
.
.
Two
Egg
Racks
and
Butter-Keeper
on
6-shelf
Pantry-Dor.
Check,
your
"up-to-the-minute"
International
Harvester
Refrigerator
Today!
AS
ILLUSTRATED
LEFT
IODE
Chapter
Holds
Tea
'
flciency
Badges:
Julie
Prockter,
Jean
Golds,
Anne
Eyolfson,
Judy
iLlovd,
Heather
Stevens.
Susie
j
Claims
must
be
in
by
June
29.
I
No
examination
v.
ill
he
made
unless
claims
have
been
listed
.Dance
Plans
'Completed
Kergin,
Elizabeth
Jones;
Pioneer,
A
delightful
tea
was
held
yes
by
deadline.
Nancy
Lund,
Judy
Lloyd;
Anne
Eyolfson,
Jean
Golds,
Julie
Prockter;
Little
House
Emblem,
Plans
have
been
completed
for
ent,
each
province
has
its
own
measure
of
qualifications
necessary
for
membershiD.
The
meeting
was
held
in
conjunction
with
a
dinner
at
the
Commodore
Cafe.
Neely
Moore,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
terday
by
the
Cambrai
Chapter
IODE
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
,
J.
Munthe.
The
tea
table
was
centred
by
red
and
blue
summer
flowers,
and
Mrs.
J.
Ridsdale-
presided
Anne
Eyolfson.
e
Miller
Bay
1953
Boating
Club
Natural
gas
was
first
discovered
in
the
Medicine
Hat
area
of
Alberta
In
1883.
nice
in
tne
recreauon
nan
at
Doris
Fahey,
of
the
Third
he
Miller
Bay
Hospital
tomorrow
Prince
Rupert
Company,
was
en
rolled
as
a
guide.
ght.
over
the
tea
cups.
1
Modern
and
old
time
music
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
June
26,
1953
111
be
played.
PERSONALS
MODEL
L-100-D
The
guests
were
received
by
Mrs.
L.
Griffiths,
first
vice-regent,
and
Mrs.
J.
Munthe.
Servers
were
Mrs.
J.
Tasman,,
Mrs.
R.
A.
Clayton
and
Mrs.
A.
Brebner.
Assisting
Mrs.
G.
C.
Home
In
the
kitchen
were
Mrs.
THIS
WEEK
Spring
League
Rowling
ban
$484-75
quet,
9
p.m.
Saturday
night
in
LOW
DOWN
PAYMENT
-
EASYTEFCMS
:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
Colllnson
are
leaving
tonight
on
.
the
Prince
George
for
Victoria,
where
they
Valhalla
Hall.
pilar
style
you
ask
Beachcombers
Ball
gets
un
Other
Models
Fn-om
$34X75
derway
at
9:30
p.m.
tonight
at
the
Elki
Hall.
J.
M.
Brown
and
Mrs.
R.
G.
Moore.
Mrs.
W!;liam
Melghen
was
in
charge
of
the
door
prizes
which
were
won
by
Mrs.
William
Vance
and
Mrs.
H.
Thorn.
p,tSO
Arj.ow
makes.
for
mot
Miller
Bay
Boating
Club
dance
modern
and
old
time
music
In
recreation
hall
at
the
kiconderful
fabrics
wdry
two
will
make
their
future
home.
Mr.
i
Collinson,
freight
agent
here
for
the
CNR
for
the
past
4
tfe
years,
has
Men
transferred
to
the
Capital
city.
...
...
Both
Mi.
and
j
Mrs.
Collinson
have
been
active
in
a
variety
of
organizations
here.
At
a
farewell
reception
In
his
office
this
afternoon,
Mr.
Collinson
received
a
presentation
from
workers
with
whom
he
has
been
associated.
hospital,
8
p.m.,
Saturday.
X
Enterprise
OIL
1
There
are'
no
lakes
on
the
Isle
of
Man,
ancient
island
in
the
Irish
Sea.
,
i
redder
Moose
whist
drive,
Saturday,
r
June
27,
Moose
Temple.
Every-
Ml
Jl
OA
ne
welcome.
(1491
T
jp
t
Rev.
Michael
Shewchuk
cor
The
Arrow
"Dart"
Mrs.
M.
8.
Caine
arrived"
here
;
Wednesday
from
her
home
in
!
Prince
George
to
spend
a
day
in
,
the
city
visiting
friends
before
;
leaving
on
the
Coquitlam
tonight
dially
Invites
all
the
Ukrainians
to
attend
Sunday
Mass,
June
at
10:30
a.m.
at
the
Catho
FOR
BEAUTY-CONVENIENCE
VALUE
lic
School.
(149)
with
her
daughter,
Marion,
teacher
at
Conrad
Street
School,
1
Notice
Local
344
I.B.E.W.
A
for
a
vacation
in
Vancouver.
I
peclnl
meeting
for
the
election
(
officers
will
be
held
at
the
EXTRAS
Enterprise
s4.95
.
.
.
look
at
the
cPFers
vou:
Civic
Centre
Monday,
June
29.
.a
14
f
ii1
!
I
r
f-'K
II
p.m.
All
members
requested
to
attend.
(150)
7
Fine
Sanforied
Broadcloth
Daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
Ralph
Matthews
of
Terrace,
Mrs.
'
Bob
Hatch,
arrived
on
the
Prince
Rupert
from
White
Cliff
to
visit
j
her
aunt
and
uncle,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
'
Len
Brewerton
of
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
Hatch
plans
to
stay
for
two
days
until
her
parents
arrive
by
road
to
drive
her
to
Terrace.
Well
Baby
Clinic
Commenc
-
Simplicity
of
operation,
no
dampers
Ful'y
outomatic
operation
when
ing
July
z,
tne
regular
weekly
Well
Baby
Clinic
will
be
held
in
Conrad
Hall,
7th
Avenue,
Just
cast
of
Donald
Street.
Instead
of
In
tConrad
Street
School.
The
time:
Thursday
afternoons,
2
to
desired.
No-Worp
Oven
Bottom.
Evenesr
baking
oven
of
ony
type
range.
Mrs.
S.
John
Madeley
is
leaving
this
week
for
Nelson
to
Visit
her
mother.
She
will
return
at
4
pm.,
as
usual.
(150)
the
end
of
July.
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
atone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
Leaving
by
air
on
Saturday
for
their
annual
vacation
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rod
McDougall.
They
celebrated
their
first
wedding
!
anniversary
last
week
and
plan
if
Fastest
top
cooking
of
ony
rong
for
ony
fuel.
Vr;
Surpassing
beauty
in
modern
st"fle.
if
Constant
level
valve
for
eonne
tion
with
inside
or
outside
tank.
.
When
vou
look
and
compare,
syou'I
1
find
that
Enterorise
is
the
range
for
you.
The
utmost
in
Comfort,
Clear
1
1
iness
and
Economy.
The
Enterprise
...
a
Great
Step
Forward.
'
1
;'
-
The
Arrow
"Dale"
$5.75
Extra-quality
Sanforised
Broadcloth
have
a
As
Illustrated
to
continue
the
celebration
n
Vancouver
when
they
visit
their
relations
and
many
friends.
Mr.
Frank
Trlgwell
of
Vancouver,
arrived
on
Thursday
to
visit
his
daughter
and
son-in-law
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clifford
Jenkins
of
1850
Fifth
Avenue
East.
5261
-75
GOOD
RUM
i
US
Piiv
n
BUDGET
PLAN
TERMS
for
your
money
C
I
L
PAINTS
make
paint
dollars
go
farther.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bruce
Mills
have
returned
from
their
honeymoon,1
FISHERMEIC
jan
"extensive
three-week
tour
of
EJPCQL
You
ran
depend
upon
them
for
the
long,
colourful
life,
the
sturdy
resistance
to
wear
and
weather
British
Columbia.
They
travelled
by
car
to
Francois
Lake,
Prince
George
and
which
mean
true
paint
economy,
Tor
enduring
beauty
ami
protcc
Canada's
moat
popular
collar
style
.
.
.
Arrow's
medium
point,
nonwilt
collar
that
really
fits,
stays
fresh
ami
trim
ami
is
tops
in
comfort!
So
popular
that
Arrow
makes
it
in
two
versions:
"Dart"
in
smooth
Sanforized
broadcloth
and
"Dale"
in
deluxe,
super-uality
broadcloth.
Both
are
Mitoga
cut
for
better
lit.
Stop
in
fur
your
"Dart"
or
"Dale"
Arow
nliirtH
today!
WATTS
and
NICKERSON
MEN'S
WEAR
Hope
to
Vancouver,
.Nanalmo
to
Campbell
River,
Comox
to
Vic
"1
tton.
use
C
I
L
PAINTS.
Choice
of
22
colours,
black
and
white,
RADIO-PH05NE
The
Coastmaster
transmits
on
fives
bands
with
a
power
of
35
watts
.
.
its
new
Marinemaster
receiver
is
the
fines.
"t
avail
toria
and
through
to
renucion
then
home
again
via
Kamloops.
Mis.
Eric
Sanderson
and
her
two
children,
Patricia
and
Ricky,
are
leaving
tonight
on
the
Coquitlam.
for
Vancouver,
where
they
will
spend
the
summer
months.
SILVERSIDES
BROS.
able.
Positive
24-hour
stand-by
capacity
is
TOR
ARROW
SIURTS
.ensured,
drawing
a
minimum
of
2
amps
from
a
1
2-or
32-volt
source.
(ecorr
mended
for
long-distance
calls.
Priced
complete
with
power
supply
$440.50
Historic
Park
NORTH
BATTLEFORD,
Sask.
iff1
To
commemorate
establishment
of
Old
Fort
Battleford
by
the
North
West
Mounted
Police
in
1876.
stone
gates
will
be
erected
at
the
entrance
to
the
national
historic
park
here.
Dedication
ceremonies
will
be
held
this
(Installation
Extra)
This
advertisement
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
-
or
by
the.
Government
ol
British
Columbia.
j
summer.
'
Ten
watt
ship'-to-ship
transmitter
with
Qynamotor
power
supply.
Recorr
mended
for
distances
up
to
100
miles
.
.
ideally
suited
for
small
boat
installation.
Fleet-Foot
Runners
...FOR
THE
WHOLE
FAMILY
Priced
complete
with
power
supply
$16.50
(Installation
Extra)
j
t:
LADIES'
and
CHILDREN'S
OXFORD
STYIE.
Separate
Marine
Band
Receivers
for
use
with
the
above
ten-watt
transm
r
"tter
are
available
at
extremelv
low
prices
-
.
.
see
these
battery-operdted
sets
selling
at
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
BOOT
STYLE.
$49.95
$5
9.50
$64.95
ARCH
PALS
KIDDIES'
tFW
oi
tea
you
r
can
buy
IORA
N
G
E
P
E
E
"
IN
THE
C
RIGHT
RED
FOIL
PACKAGE
mcEAl
m.
Ltd.
FLEET-FOOT
RUNNERS
Jeature
built-in
arch
support
with
RUNNERS
are
guaranteed
ET-FOOT
sponge
rubber
Insole,
to
give
you
the.
Rest
foot
comfort,
combined
with
longest
wear.
Wide
range
of
Color
and
Size.
JUST
THE
FOOTWEAR
FOB
FAMILY
FUN
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
"THE
STORE
Tr-i'-AT
SERVICE
BUILT'
,
Phone
6
And
36
i