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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday.
May
26,
1954
Museum
Brief:
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By
JOCISLYN
BOLTON
Rupert
Delegate
Set
Mayors
Convention
cil
approved
last
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The
city
will
build
a
shield
or
'",meiiuution
of
the
I
guard
for
the
D-6
Caterpillar
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This
week
lias
been
a
busy
VE
.
;otfiecookinj
one
In
the
old
building
but
it
1
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f
Guide
Tea
Planned
To
Raise
Funds
for
Camps,
Training
Funds
for
training
of
deserving
Girl
Guides
and
for
camp
equipment
for
Prince
Rupert
Guides
and
Brownies
will
be
the
main
objective
of
members
of
the
Local
Girl
Guide
Association
when
they
present
their
annual
tea
and
sale
in
the
Annunciation
school
hall,
at
the
top
of
Fulton
Street.
Saturday
afternoon
from
2
to
5.
About
215
Guides
and
Brownies
In
Prince
Rupert
district
will
benefit
from
the
proceeds
of
the
event,
and
many
of
those
Guides
and
Brownies,
In
uniform,
will
assist
at
the
event,
serving
tea
and
helping
women
of
the
association
at
the
various
booths.
Mrs.
H.
T.
Roos
and
Mrs.
W.
S.
Kergin
are
co-conveners
of
the
event
which,
besides
afternoon
tea,
will
feature
sales
of
home
cooking,
candy,
plants
and
other
items.
'
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tions
and
benefit
from
our
displays,
others
much
too
young
to
understand
who
come
for
the
fun
of
it,
and
it
proves
rather
a
problem.
However
this
will
no
doubt
right
itself
as
time
goes
by.
We
had
a
very
nice
visit
with
a
lady
and
her
son
on
Saturday
morning.
She
mentioned
they
had
tried
to
get
into
the
Museum
has
taken
on
a
clean,
look
in-j
side.
We
are
very
grateful
to!
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Com-
j
mcrce
for
their
paint
job
last
j
Tuesday
night.
j
Also
during
Monday
Mrs.
Peter
Bird
kindly
assisted
in
taking
down
the
various
exhibits
and
cleaning
as
we
went.
Wednrs-
WITH
annual
cuh-;e
0
ihc
Canadian
Federals
and
li
at
Windsor
Aug-ptcniber
2.
tsU
uuuiu
ui
worns
conimmee.
uost
of
the
shield
is
estimated
at
$250.
Alderman
Norman
Bellls
pointed
out
that
the
Workman's
Compensation
Board
calls
for
such
a
shield
to
be
installed
for
protection
of
the
operator.
lie
roimi'Hiic
io.-
that
sliouia
any
:,;,(,
council
De
in
me
City
Clerk
R.
W.
Long
wus
day,
Thursday
and
part
of
Fri-1
so
many
times
and
was
happy
day
the
house
cleaning
was
ac-
j
we
were
now
open,
as
she
in-complished
with
the
expert
help
,
tends
to
visit
us
again.
Her
small
of
Mr.
J.
Kempster
and
his
j
son
was
also
intrigued
with
the
equipment,
and
a
thorough
job
!
Indian
exhibits
as
he
takes
a
was
done.
'
correspondence
course
and
finds
We
are
now
ce?n'a.i
every-"1'"'"'
'
in,erpst
here.
that
as-one
who
has
since
visi'.ed
us
is
'
sist
him
with
his
studies.
time
iniii
iiu
uc
.
a
doli'Rate.
on
of
delegates
to
convention
of
the
Lamina
Ko-
Shower
for
Retiring
Wren
Highlights
Chatham
Doings
impressed
by
the
shining
pic-1
VictiMia
ior
mice
October
20,
was
hc
finance
com-
mu'il.
,
,rec
Hills
pointed
,olutiuns
from
the
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
Personnel
of
HMCS
Chatham
to
England
to
attend
the
Rval
Instructed
to
draw
up
a
summary
of
revenue
and
expenditures
for
the
city
which
could
be
printed
on
a
flyer
for
enclosure
with
annual
tax
notices,
soon
to
be
mailed
out.
Showing
council
members
a
sample
of
a
flyer
printed
for
Ewjulmnlt
municipality,
Mayor
George
Hills
recommended
that
Prince
Rupert
take
similar
steps
to
show
the
taxpayer
how
the
tax
dollar
was
collected
and
spent.
"It's
good
advertising
and
money
well
spent."
Mayor
Hills
said
of
the
proposal.
The
completed
draft
of
the
flyer
will
be
submitted
to
the
finance
committee
for
approval
before
printing.
pudding
NO
COOKING!
No
po
to
wash!
Neil
ing
to
do
but
add
milk
and
'
mii!
And
thrilling
ntw
ROYAL
INSTANT
gives
you
the
creamiest
fixture,
richest
flavor
in
any
pudding!
No
starch
taste
...
no
lumps
.
.
.
no
film!
Trv
delicious,
time-saving
ROYAL
INSTANT
Puddings
tonight
chocolate,
butterscotch,
vanilla.
L
have
been
busy
with
a
variety
of
activities
during
the
past
week,
highlighted
by
a
social
In
the
wardroom
honoring
Sub.-Lieut.
Christine
Worsley
whose
marriage
to
Percy
Young
will
take
place
June
30.
Officers
and
their
wives
and
Navy
Volunteer
Reserve
Jubilee.
The
two
local
men
will
be
among
about
150
Canadians
sailing
for
England
for
the
Jubilee
aboard
HMCS
Micmac,
leaving
Halifax
May
28.
Chatham
has
welcomed
back
Lieut.
Norman
Jermyn,
returned
tures,
show
cases
and
the
fresh-
j
ness
of
our
Museum.
I
Even
thoueh
we
are
not
ofTi-
I
cially
open
we
had
people
bang-'
ing
at
our-door
and
begging
to
come
in.
We
relented
in
a
few
instances
in
spite
of
the
fact
;
the
vacuum
v
as
working
and
we
who
were
cleaning
were
not
;
in
.
welcoming
attire
or
mood.
I
However
they
were
so
interested
J
and
appreciative
tl.it
we
were
j
glad
they
came.
J
During
the
week
we
had
an
'
Da.
.'
r
m
RAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
n.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
rt
council
woum
jwii
up
and
agreed
he
convention
sub-of
August
13.
,as
given
a
recom-nm
the
health,
so-o.
police
and
licenc-Pe
to
change
the
t
of
the
hospital
flUe
East.
The
pies-an
hour
signs
will
other
guests
attended
the
affair
!
at
which
thp
rptirlntr
officer
war
Comfort
and
Service
'yPA
COOX
For
reservulluns
write
01
interesting
young
man,
who
was
.
from
a
prolonged
training
session
at
HMCS
Shearwater,
Nova
Scotia,
and
AB
Wren
M.
Gagnon,'
home
on
two
weeks'
leave
from
HMCS
Naden,
and
bade
farewell
to
Wren
Joyce
Andrews
who
left
presented
with
an
engraved
silver
tray.
Commander
V.
Johnstone,
.speaking
on
behalf
of
Chatham
personnel,
said
the
division
all
Citv
or
Depot
Office
mth
"Hospital
Quiet
JUStl
MIA
nun
Prince
Ttufwrt,
B.C.
Li
1
born
and
educated
in
Honolulu
!
and
had
been
teaching
in
Alas-
j
ka.
He
was
homeward
bound
snd
enjoyed
our
Museum.
We
have
many
children,
some
of
;
the
older
ones
being
'interested
j
in
the
exhibits
and
ask
ques-!
Week
of
Activities
ia
for
training
at
HMCS
Cornwal-lis,
N.S..
followed
by
a
holiday
in
England.
Advertising
in
Daily
News
Brings
Results
ned
by
Cadet
Squadron
would
be
sorry
to
lose
Sub.
Lieut.
Worsley,
one
of
its
finest
officers.
Chatham
today
announced
promotion
of
three
local
seamen.
OS
Bandsman
Bruce
Sinclair
was
promoted
to
leading
seaman,
LS
Stubbs
to
petty
officer,
second
class
and
OS
Bandsman
Pat
Mitchell
also
to
petty
officer
second
class.
let
Week
in
Prince
enstrate
their
drill.
The
public
:hr
45
boys
of
the
'
is
invited
to
the
event.
.
e
Rupert
Squadron
j
FO
Douglas
McLean,
com-
,F.
plan
a
number'
manding
officer,
will
be
in,
;o
mark
the
week,
charge
for
both
church
parade
,e
day
Saturday.
and
op,.n
hou.se.
Commander
Johnstone
and
OS
Eric
Brown
have
left
for
a
trip
lau,
i.i
i'"'.".
Thi
nrnrwicert
new
hniMintr
tit
Ki
Saturday,
scek-,
to
finance
their
lo
help
pay
for
a
uii.ilinu,
plans
for
being
drawn
up.
U
planned
Include
r
cadi
t
broadcast
,it...ri
tl'l'K
at
6:30
cuet
church
par-nid
an
open
house
at
8
p.m.
Mon-the
b".vs
will
dem-
1
m
4
to
fc
ti.
house
cadets
for
classwork,
will
be
built
adjacent
to
the
armories.
Drill
will
continue
In
the
armories.
Lumber
for
the
new
building
has
already
been
obtuined,
and
as
soon
as
working
drawings
are
completed
construction
will
start
wilh
the
boys
themselves,
their
lathers
and
members
of
the
.sponsoring
committee
doing
much
of
the
work.
W.
omcn
FOR
A
LASTING
Canadian
t
'.
Cadet
AVcck
was
marked
throughout
the
rest
of
the
nation
earlier
this
monih.
out
was
delayed
lit
re
to
allow
completion
ti-
arrangements
h,i
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the
event
and
to
ovoid
conflict
with
other
local
activities.
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made
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When
you
order
your
drink,
say
''111
have
Coke".
Then
you'll
''-'
know
how
much
better
your
favorite
dishes
taste
when
you
add
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goodness
of
sparkling,
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li.iii
ni.s
were
.serv-
This
Week-
.
The
a
mm;.'
gritrral
nireiiiic
(if
llir
I'l
n.ec
Itiipert
Itislriet
Music
and
Drama
Festival
As-siirialion
udl
be
held
louiulil
in
the
Civic
Centre
at
R
p.m.
New
members
are
welcome.
li-.s.s
I'l-e.-icnt
were
Morrison,
S.
3lUall,
..,s.
li.
I
M.S.
i.u;,ky,
Kay
Wood
lliLchcui
k.
The
Wttnirn
of
the
Moose
will
hold
a
bazaar
Thursday
from
2
lo
5
p.m.
ul
(lie
Moose
Hall.'
jon
Tasty
Illy
Salad
The
Girl
Guide
I.oral
As-tociatioii
annual
tea
anil
sale
will
be
lielil
Saturday
from
Z
to
5
p.m.
a(
(he
Annunciation
School
Hall,
al
(he
(op
of
I
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S(ree(.
I
imiT.
fall
or
white
'imon
ills
into
(Inily
iriely
of
interesting
oilier
eoming
oil,
inn;
s..i;iil
that
will
i
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srunnsK
nun
!
"in
gelatine
:
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f
I'eus
f'X
let
luce
TtNU
n
hard
lo
relax
in
die
den
list's
chair
T
llicn
you'll
be
glad
to
kruw
that
Uic
dcnlist'i
drill
now
lio),
a
rival
a
new
device
which
"dulls"
teeth
by
means
of
a
fin
spriiy
of
aluminum
otitic
powder.
1
licy
say
Hie
new
technique
lakes
ttie
"ouch!"
out
of
having
a
tooth
liwit
Manufacturers
in
many
fields
keep
coming
up
with
new
use
or
aluminum.
And
our
research
people
arc
oficn
called
on
for
help
in
finding
a
remedy
for
their
pnxliiction
aches
and
pains.
Many
times
the
result
is
another
Canadian
plant
opening
up
to
make
a
new
and
useful
aljiminum
pro-duel.
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada,
Ltd.
(Altan).
DINING
PLEASURE
il'il
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1
ilressmg
and
may-
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inf
in
boiling
il'l
put
a
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:
mi
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iiinnld.
When
j
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slieetl
hard
cooked
1
'1
liiniatoes.
Fill
alternate
layers
of
m.
rooked
peas
and
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Serve
on
bed
of
li;;h
with
tomatoes,
dressing
or
mayon-
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Authorised
borllt
of
Coco-Colo
under
contract
with
Coco-Cola
ltd.
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NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
When
your
doctor
tecommendi
low
butter-fat
(ormuls
lot
your
bsby,
ut
Delta
Concentered
Prly
Skimmed
Milk.
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Phone
132
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
fiwMinj
ferferaf
Tuef
"Coke
is
o
registered
tracts
morV
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