Hurice
Rupert
Daily
Newj
Tuesday,
December
29,
1953
Average
American
He-Man
pular
Soccer
Supporter,
Legionnaire
x
Haig,
Leaves
Soon
For
Kelowna
Turning
Into
'Taney
Pants'
1
win
wlTC
say
duties.
S"'erd
to
the
Kelowna
of!
mi
(MB
NEW
YORK
-The
average
take
a
lot
of
hard
work
and
male
in
the
United
States
is;
dieting
for
the
gals
to
Keep
up!
Alex
Haig,
fice.
He
will
geiiing
so
conscious
oi
nis
own
,,
to
the
'gang'
at
tne
un-
with
them,
Mr.
Haig,
who
became
manager
of
the
U.I.8.
here
In
1952
when
Vic
Whiting
retired,
has
been
ent
Insurance
uommis-Thursday
and
head
f
i
14
in
Vancouver
before
taking
over
his
post
in
the
Okanagan
city.
Alex,
a
long-time
football
player
and
supporter
and
member
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
was
born
In
Roslin,
near
Edinburgh
Scotland
in
1896.
He
came
tn
TASMAM
LEI)
WAY
New
Zealand
was
discovered
in
1G42
by
the
Dutch
navigator
Abel
Tisman,
130
years
before
Cook
explored
its
shores.
-
hernment
Experts
Estimate
f
I
i
beauty
it
s
affecting
the
national
economy.
The
American
made
waistline
has
shrunk
by
from
two
to
four
'inches
in
the
last
few
years,
according
to
clothing
manufae-i
turers
who
have
revised
lit
:'
!
standard
sizes
for
nicn'3
s
F.
Eugene
Arkerman.
executive
;of
one
of
the
largest
woollen
!
companies,
says:
"There's
iio
doubt
that
today's
men
are
fiKurc-conscioii.'i.
This
is
due
to
several
f
it-tors.
mm
'ifJi
plation
Now
Over
75
Million
,TAWA
(CP)
Canada's
population
has
passed
the
jt
mark.
At
Confederation
in
18G7
there
were
3,000,000
00.000
in
1901.
jveniment
experts
estimate
the
milestone
was
reached
weeks
ago,
either
at
the
end
of
November
or
early
In
,bcr,
but
the
complex
Joo
oi
compiling
figures
now
is
my
and
a
bureau
of
statistics
report
likely
will
be
Issued
,n
1954.
1
In
Canada
In
1923
and
spent
two
years
in
the
Telkwa
district
be-
ore
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
in
September
1925.
He
worked
for
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
Ltd.,
until
May,
1939
except
for
one
year
when
he
returned
to-Scotland
on
an
extended
vtsit.
In
1932
In
Prince
Rupert
he
married
Christina
Wood
and
they
have
one
daughter,
Delia,
at
Booth
Memorial
high
school.
Mr
Haig
entered
the
employ
of
Kelly
Douglas
&
Co.
Ltd.,
in
Way.
1939
and
in
September
1D44
joined
the
Department
of
Na-
ional
Defence
at
HMCS-Chatham.
In
1948
he
transferred
from
Chatham
to
the
Unemploy
dJ.
;
such
as
the
repeated
warnings
of
l!fe
insurance
companies
ana
the
insistence
of
large
corporations
that
tleir
executives
submit
to
regular
medical
checkups."
The
once
sUmcrd
si-rs
43
fi.
52
in
mens
stu3
are
iiuuii.s
fewer
and
fewer
customers
these
days,
and
in
many
in-suaes
are
relegated
to
bhop:,
specializing
in
cut-sizes.
In
addition,
niei.
are
buyi'i
;
more
cosmetics.
Jacqueline
I
n
V.'
ft
'
.
.
r
"
.
KEEP
YOUR
CAR
UP
TO
PAR
Cold
weather's
no
excuse
iui
pout
car
performance!
S"e
us
NOW
for
a
general
check-up
and
tune
-up
.
.
.
and
we
il
winterize
your
car
too.
You'll
be
pleased
with
our
service.
jfstanding
Mayo
Surgeon
gins
Practice
in
Rupert
;eUn
with
outstanding
real
General
Hospital
In
1943
and
.uons
has
arrived
here
j
1949
he
became
a
Licentiate
of
we
in
association
with
j
the
Medical
Council
of
Canada
v
Kergin.
(entitling
him
to
practice
any-
x
Antony
Railing,
FRCS
where
in
Canada),
and
was
senior
ment
Commission,
becoming'
coonran,
tne
wtii-knoyn
avi.i
trix
and
cosmetician.
L,",
.
Y.L.,l
bou:-hi.
a
!
f
n;y
aft-r
j
A
'.
fv
.
men's
cosmetics
com
pa
5se
entry
into
practice
surgical
Interne
at
the
same
hos-
she
discovered
that
men
n
boy
boy
Superior
Auto
Service
Kergin
was
announced
pital
and
at
the
Children's
Mem
tvt'
THREE-MONTH-OLD
Madeleine
Brenden-Brady
of
Toronto
is
to
travel
alone
to
visit
her
grandparents
in
England.
She
is
held
by
her
mother,
Mrs.
June
Brenden-Brady,
holding
the
baby's
passport.
The
parents,
English
immigrants,
are
sending
their
Canadian-born
baby
to
London
until
they
get
settled
in
Canada.
in
London,
England,
Dr.
.t
to
the
United
States
He
attained
his
Bachelor
degree
at
Stanford
Unlit
1944.
and
then
studied
;ill
where
he
achieved
of
Medicine
and
Master
Arts
Counci
per
cent
of
all
bottled
toiletries.
ale
of
men's
clothing
hi:,
trebled
in
recent
years,
due
to
the
capitulation
of
the
ones-conservative
male
to
saoh
things
as
fancy
vests,
sports
coats
and
specialized
clothing
for
leisure
wear.
The
new
male
beauty-consciousness
delights
not
only
the
clothing
manufacturers
ant
cosmetics
makers,
but
the
life
insurance
compnni3s,
who
se
fcn
upcurve
in
the
lifeline
for
every
reduction
in
the
:ery
decrees,
completing
manager
last
year.
During
his
28
years
here
Mr.
Haig
worked
steadfastly
for
the
betterment
of
football
in
Prince
Rupert
and
for
Canadian
Legion
branch
No.
27
of
which
he
was
president
in
1952-53.
fie
is
a
member
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
club
and
is
a
life
member
of
the
Masonic
Order
in
Scotland.
He
is
to
be
succeeded
by
Hugh
Waller
of
Prince
George.
Mrs.
Haig
and
daughter
leave
January
21.
Mr.
Haig
goes
January
3.
Mr.
Waller,
well
known
insurance
officer,
will
move
to
Prince
Rupert
early
next
month.
Mr.
Waller
went
to
Prince
George
seven
years
ago
shortly
after
his
discharge
from
the
Royal
Carladian
Navy.
After
a
year
in
the
office
of
a
lumber
firm
he
became
employed
by
the
Dominion
Government
in
its
unemployment
branch.
r
in
1948.
internship
in
the
Mont-
"
TRAVELLING
PI
P
TRENTON,
Ont.
(CP)
A
roly-poly
husky
puppy
arrived
here
after
a
2.000-mile
rail
journey
from
Churchill
on
Hudson
Bay.
The
dog
was
shipped
by
Pte.
Fred
Genereaux
of
the
northern
port
to
his
mother
here,
taking
Comfortable
RSONALS
Seeks
New
Adjudicator
LONDON
(CP)
British
Arts
Council
officials
today
said
they
are
seeking
a
substitute
for
Evan
'ohn
Simpson,
late
British
author
and
playwright
who
was
to
have
adjudicated
the
1954
Canadian
regional
drama
festivals.
Simpson,
52,
who
was
better
orial
Hospital
in
Montreal
from
1949
to
1950.
He
studied
and
worked
at
the
Mayo
Clinic
as
a
Fellow
In
Surgery
from
1950
to
1953
and
in
the
latter
year
obtained
a
Master
of
Science
degree
in
surgery.
Also
this
year
he
was
made
a
Fellow
of
the
Royal
College
of
Surgeons
In
Canada,
highest
degree
In
surgery
in
this
country.
Dr.
Railing's
wife
also
was
born
in
England,
and
is
a
nurse
of
wide
experience.
She
first
visited
Canada
in
1939
on
an
English
public
school
girls
tour.
From
1840
to
1943
she
nursed
at
the
Montreal
Oeneral
Hospital
and
from
1943
to
1946
she
served
with
the
British
Army
nursing
service
In
North
Africa
and
Italy.
In
1947
she
returned
to
Canada
and
from
1948
to
1949
nursed
in
Bermuda,
where
she
met
Dr.
Railing.
They
were
married
in
1950
and
have
two
children.
They
motored
from
Rochester
to
Vancouver
and
came
here
by
boat.
Dr.
Railing's
application
for
active
membership
op
the
Prince
The
only
fly
in
all
this
oint-
R
F
Goodrich
-r
VL
V
five
days
to
make
the
Journey
in
j
ment
ls
that
if
Ul?
boys
keep
:
Ti
1
'
getting
handsomer,
it's
going
to
a
small
wooden
doghouse
Dorothy
Kergin,
public
aurse
at
Princeton,
B.C.,
r.t
the
Christmas
holl-re
with
her
parents,
Dr.
s
L.
W.
Kergin.
8he
,
leave
for
the
south
to-
'
FO
T
WEAR,
For
two
years
he
was
a
forward
known
in
the
theatre
under
the
k
with
the
senior
Prince
George
name
0,
Evan
john
was
found
hockey
team
and
for
some
years
;
shot
to
death
Sunday
in
the
he
has
been
an
active
curie-
woo(1s
near
his
home
at
Henley.
ai
present
ne
is
vice-president
oxfordsliire.
Police
said
a
rifle
nf
the
Prince
George
Kinsmen
j
was
ound
r,nar
the
body.
It
was
announced
early
in
De
KEEP
YOUR
FEET
WARM
IN
'54
WITH
rL!:t'CE-LINED
OVERBOOTS
Zippered
or
Laced
Men's
Rubber
or
Leather
Tops
Ladies'
Fur-Trimmed
Children's,
Ladies'
or
Men's
Pullover
Fleece-Lined
Boots
.
.
,
Very
Dressy
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
iarry
Edgur
of
Victoria
i
south
oy
plane
yes-after
spending
Christ-t
with
his
parents,
Mr.
s
M
O
Edgar,
728
Lot-Street.
e
Beverley
Mittson,
650
;
Avenue
East,
also
left
t
yp.slerday
for
Vaneou-i
Lillooet
where
she
will
Cub.
He
plans
to
leave
January
5
to
take
up
his
new
duties
at
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Waller's
family
will
join
him
after
he
finds
a
home.
Ruoert
General
Hwptal
staff
was
accepted
at
theJasUmeetlng
of
the
board
pf
directors.
MX
t
i
lew
weeks.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
toy
the
Liquor
Control
Board
ur
bv
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
cember
that
Simpson
would
act
asjadjudicator
at
the
13
regional
Canadian
festivals,
held
In
connection
with
the
1954
Dominion
Drama
Festival.
British
counci!
officials
today
said
they
have
been
asked
by
Canadian
of'icial!
to
find
a
substitute
for
Simpson
but
no
decision
h.j
been
reached
The
British
cou.icil
has
selected,
in
recent
years,
a
British
adiudicator
for
the
annual
Canadian
festivals.
In
Ottawa
Monday
night,
Richard
MacDonald,
secretary
of
the
Dominion
Drama
Festival
Two
Members
Resign
F,rom
Housing
Authority.
Bi-tty
Payne
li
ft
yester-
falaary
af'or
spending
us
lnTf
with
her-
par-tr
and
Mrs..
J.
J.
Payne,
irth
Avenue
East.
Joyce
Tattersall
also
Wtt
yesterday
to
return
to
rk
in
Vancouver
after
;?
Christmas
with
her
Mr
mid
Mrs.
L.
Tat-73H
Taylor
Street.
Resignations
of
a
1
d
e
r
m
a
n-1
for
in
-ity
estimates
this
year
elect
Norman
Bellis
and
Mrs.
for
the
hospital
ry
vision
pro-Willa
Ray
from
the
Prince
Ru-
gram.
pert
Houshig
Authority
were
re-!
.
;
y
.,,
ported
at
last
night's
city
council
(
Council
also
approved
a
rccom-
,PiCSnLS
MM
meeung.
mendation
from
tne
finance
.
sajd
he
has
no
idea"
who
will
GOOD
WEDNESDAY
AND
THURSDAY,
DECEMBER
30th
ond
31st.
Mr.
BPius
riesignBuuii
place,
neof
ssltateq
onrus
eieei;
,
committee
that
a
car
allowance
be
chosen
,
slmpson
tA
0fnS25
per
month
be
granted
to
.
.
,
,,,
but
that
tne
Canadian
V
s'
the
'City
Clerk,
retroactive
to
commit
couheil
earlier
Ihis
motv
aldermen
are
banned
from
tee
is
asking
a
replacement
by
December
1,
in
order
to
stand
January
11.
ardize
car
allowances.
een,
UuKe
Grade
"A
"
Large
)
irney
Back
housing
authority
posts.
Mrs.
Ray's
resignation
was
due
to
pressure
of
business.
...
The
council
submitter1
several
names
of
local
citizens
to
J.
E.
Brown,
provincial
housing
commissioner,
who
will
appoint
the
Strictly
Fresh
Dozen
mm
-
I
in
carton
3
0C
1
Auckland
W1!
f)
SLAND,
N.Z.
(Reuters)
I
new
members.
Milk
is
"Bottled
Sunshine"
For
Growing
Children
i
Queen
Elizabeth
drove
I
orme
Stuart
Is
chairman
of
'
Am
klund
today
with
the
;
the
Housing
Authority
which
I
Edinburgh
as
cheering
1
administers
the
50
homes
built
here
by
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corporation.
of
farmers
lined
the
100-te
from
Whangarel.
t
leaving
Whangarei,
the
chatted
with
100-year-old
Sorry
We
have
to
CLOSE
AT
1
P.M.
THURSDAY
under
provincial
law.
OPEN
ALL
DAY
SATURDAY
Shop
Early
for
New
Year's
City
council
at
its
final
meet-
A
we
McKenzie,
one
of
the
','""'.,.":
In
of
the
year
approved
pur
grated
from
Nova
Scotia
Milk,
rich
in
Vitamin
D,
is
essential
for
children
who
are
unable
to
get
enough
sunlight.
Yur
children
will
love
the
farm-fresh
flavor
of
our
wholesome
milk.
tax
roll
card
records
at
a
cost
of
"aland.
Mrs.
McKenzie,
$578.
as
born
aboard
a
ship
Irom
Nova
Scotia,
has
Produce
No.
1
ONIONS
4
lbs.
1)1
her
lite
here.
Phone
18
ween
wore
a
short-sleev-
Councillors
referred
to
the
1954
council
a
request
from
thtf
Health
League
of
Canada
for
observance
of
National
Health
Week,
commencing
January
31.
,b-
23c
BRUSSEL
SPROUTS
Fresh
and
Green
B
of
pale
green,
with
a
of
dark
green
and
white
"'d
a
close-fittine
yellow
CAKE
MIXES
Rbin
h.j
pkt
25c
BABY
FOODS
h.
3
tins
25c
JELLY
POWDERS
3
pkt
25
PORK
&
BEANS
r5tb
2
tins
25c
PEAS
Choi"'
Dcwkis'-
15"01
Z
tins
2.5c
SOUP
Campbell's
Tomoto-
2i
tiHS
2,5
SOAP
l.,
3
bars
25c
S.O.S.
2
p!t
25c
FRUIT
COCKTAIL
"-o
tin
25
CRANBERRY
SAUCE
t.n
25c
GREEN
BEANS
""
2
tins
25c
SALT
wwsoi.di.d
2
pkt
25c
"
PUREX
2
is
25c
The
duke
was
in
a
blue
IVE
Pl'BLIC
WELCOME
No.
1
CRANBERRIES
lb.
3c
CLUSTER
RAISINS
Pkt.
Oo
For
Home
Delivery
NorthSond
Dairy
Limited
NORTHERN
PUODICE
FOR
NORTHERN
CONSUMERS
A
request
from
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
for
release
of
funds
set
aside
for
hospital
expansion,
was
approved.
A
sum
of
$8,666.66
had
been
provided
B0X
1.45
Bundle
(2
boxes)
$2.89
"
first
stop
was
at
Wark-hcre
a
public
welcome
In
a'n
street
awaited
them.
wen
was
presented
with
a
'
o'
fruit.
11
WaiKworth
the
Queen
he
Duke
drove
to
Puhoi
J0
miles
north
of
Auck-They
spent
three
hours
at
",l,'h
m
sunny
weather
and
a
picnic
lunch
at
a
cot-11
the
shore.
Queen
rested
under
the
of
red-blossomed
pohutuk-trees
while
her
husband
w
a
swim
and
a
canoe
ride
"
Wue
waters
of
the
bay.
'ltl
AT
SWIMMUl
lr"dc
Kderlc
was
the
first
n
to
swim
the
English
chan
1926.
fflHE
Dif
8
TURKEYS
44c
to
65c
lb
Geese,
Ducks,
Copoms
Usuol
supply
of
C5vckcn
wirwiTc"
S
'2-Pint
Carton
3
3c
(
I
reaJ
t".
W.
KctkIh
announces
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