rhoof
Man
New
Chief
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Npws
Wednesday,
October
28,
1US3
J.
S.
Wil
son
Re-Elected
Dental
Clinic
President
orthern
Co-Op
Council
l
i.
r
i
i
-
aiiios,
manager
ox
me
vanuernoot
to
Mother
'To
Avoid
Color
Bar
By
Taking
Daughter
To
U.K.
Any
suggestion
of
fluoridation
of
the
Prince
Rupert
water
Dlv
as
a
means
nf
nrfvint.inf7
fro-operative.
Council,
elected
at
that
dental
decay
should
come
from
a
group
of
citizens
rather
than
a
onvArnmnnf
hnHu
Tr-
o
w
tn-m
ual
im'f
Liny
iil-iu
iuunudy
ana
mesuay
r
t
I
.
1
by
an
open
meeting
Monday
Biure.
34
in
"a
scprngatert
community"
in
Washington
while
he
w.ts
studying
at
Howard
University.
I-owwr,
!le
wv?
he
now
!
shtHvhig
in
Lonrlon
and
thajf
they
have
bought
a
home
in
Ki.i
liirid
in
"a
non-segregated
rl'l";u
"..b-
niL'ht
and
a
bs.nti.iPt.
int
Unpen
as;
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"f".
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inl'at
Oil
1
av
1.WC
BCSfilUIlS
the
oik
,0-nperauves
Qb
g
manaeer
nr
(ills
IlOm
Urtwaw"
,
U
In
the
Queen
George
Dolsen,
treasurer
of
the
B.C.
Co-operative
Wholesale
Society
with
headquarters
In
Vancouver.
.
..
manager
of
the
Leroy
L
Rowe,
Rupert
District
Pioneer
Passes
Leroy
Leland
Rowe
of
Usk,
a
resident
of
this
district
for
many
years,
died
last
night
at
the
home
of
his
son,
Vernon
Rowe,
549
Ninth
Avenue
West.
He
had
suffered
a
stroke
Monday
at
his
home
In
Usk.
Born
In
Minnesota,
the
63-year-old
man
had
been
farming
at
Usk
since
this
spring.
He
came
to
this
district
in
the
early
1900's
and
was
employed
by
the
CNR
In
the
early
years.
More
recently
he
was
emnloved
at
the
Prince
Rupert
chlorinatlon
plant
lor
two
years.
He
had
resided
at
Kitwanga
for
five
years
prior
to
moving
to
Usk.
Besides
his
son
here,
he
is
survived
bv
his
wife
at
Usk,
a
son.
Marvin,
at
Kitwanea.
six
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hllinih
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BILL
LAMBIE
...
a
new
record
vice-president.
community.
Mrs.
Bruce's.
action
was
disclosed
Tuesday
in
New
York
8nrrme
Ci.rt.
It
corn-ems
hi-r
daughter.
Pettlne
Goodall.
!),
by,
her
marriage
to
Dr.
McChesney
Goodall,
Jr..
a
Yale
medical'
school
professor.
Custody
of
the
girl
was
given
Mrs.
Bruce
in
1
947
when
she
obtained
a
Nevado
divorce
from
Oooriall.
He
was
piven
riehts
'
of
visitation.
Goodall
contends-that
the
custody
agreement
pro-
ViihitA
Aithop
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Bill
Lambie
Sets
flnzle,
president
or
urge
Co-operative
lecretary-treasurer.
ere
named
to
the
i
problems
of
co
Among
delegates
to
the
sessions
were
representatives
of
the
two
Masset
Co-ops,
most
westerly
In
Canada,
Mrs.
Sam
Simpson,
president,
represented
Delmas
Co-operative
Association
and
Robert
Mezger,
manager,
the
all-Native
haida
Co-operative.
The
membership
of
Halda
Co-op
Is
comprised
entirely
of
Natives
of
Old
Masset.
NEW
YORK
(APIMrs.
Bet-tine
Field
Bruce,
daughter
of
the
publisher
and
department
store
magnate,
Marshall
Field,
is
seek-,
ing
i:ourt
permission
to
take
her
daughter
by
a
previous
marriage
to
England
to
rejoin
Mrs.
Bruce's
prf"int
husband,
a
Negro.
The
30-year-old
Mrs.
Bruce
nvf
that
because
of
racial
difference
she
did
riot
elect
to
live
with
her
husband,
Eldridge
Guild
To
ftun
Bazaar
Booth
Women
of
tUt
Mute
Hospital'
Guild
will
take
care
of
the
sewing
booth
at
the
fall
bazaar,
it
was
reported
at
the
regular
meeting
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
S.
Anton,
1453
Piggot
Place.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
business
meeting
cards
were
played
with
Mrs.
F.
Shannon
winning
first
prize
and
Mrs.
H.
Tweed
second.
Refreshments
were
served
by
the
hostess
to
wind
up
the
evening.
Those
present,
were,
guests,
Mrs.
H.
Tweed,
Miss
S.
Johnson,
Mrs.
F.
Shannon,
and
Mrs.
Mac-Dougall;
co-workers,
Mrs.
H.
Harrison,
Mrs.
S.
Anton,
Mrs.
H.
Antoniuk,
Mrs.
Hamilton
and
the
chairman
Mrs.
R.
Montgomery.
New
Sales
Mark
For
Monarch
ld
creun
unions,
i
in
northern
Brlt-
fwere
discussed
at
the
girl
out
of
the
country.
,iiun,
highlighted
ciKeena
neaim
unit
airector
told
the
Prince
Rupert
Children's
Preventative
Dental
clinic
last
night.
Questioned
by
clinic
president
J.
to.
Wuson,
Dr.
Carr
said
it
had
been
found
In
the
United
States
that
any
move
towards
fluoridation
that
came
from
a
government
agency
was
nearly
always
voted
down.
When
the
matter
was
approached
from
the
citizens
themselves
In
an
effort
to
prevent
dental
decay
In
the
community
the
operation
was
usually
passed
when
the
matter
came
to
a
vote.
DEMAND
CIILORINATION
He
likened
the
battle
which
he
said
customarily
followed
any
move
toward
fluoridation
of
a
city's
water
supply
to
that
which
resulted
In
Prince
Rupert
when
the
army
authorities,
alarmed
at
the
gross
pollution
of
the
city
water
had
demanded
chlorina-tion.
Dr.
Carr
said
he
had
on
hand
all
necessary
information
as
to
the
various
methods
of
fluoridation.
Including
cost,
to
put
the
system
into
operation
In
Prince
Rupert.
,
At
the
meeting
J.
S.
Wilson
was
re-elected
president
of
the
clinic
and
Father
O.
P.
Mohan
nuncd
vice-president.
The
Incoming
executive,
composed
of
two
members
from
each
school
P-TA,
Dr.
Carr
for
the
B.C.
government
and
a
dentist
In
an
advisory
capacity
from
the
B.C.
"-
o
b"f
travels
about
1,000
miles
in
the
nUitert
States
from
producer
to
rouowing
up
tne
convention!
me
rain
may
fall
on
Prince
at
Terrace
will
be
meetings
here
Rupert
but
the
sun
shone
bright-ln
Prince
Rupert.
Personnel
of
I
ly
for
Bill
Lambie
in
September,
the
two
co-ops
here
will
meet
Bill,
who
is
northern
super-tonight
with
the
visiting
whole-,
visor
for
the
Monarch
Life
In-sale
officials
and
tomorrow
night
surance
Company
was
a
busy
grandchildren,
a
sister,
Mrs.
A.
Kowe
at
ueiungnam
and
distant
relatives
in
California
and
Aub
man
last
month
...
so
busy,
It
Lwas
learned
today,
that
he
set
there
will
be
a
session
for
members
of
co-ops
and
credit
unions,
also
attended
by
the
wholesale
men.
ALLURING
Pat
Crowley
makes
it
clear
that
the
name
"Pat"
fits
a
gal
as
well
as
a
boy.
The
movie
discovery
has
resisted
film
executives'
offorts
to
bill
her
as
"Patricia"
by
displaying
her
charms
along
with
a
sign
bearing
her
name
underlined.
This
way,
it's
clear
she's
a
woman
not
a
boy.
S3
(eelza
(jroi
-,o(iuaieelza
urn,
Washington.
Funeral
service
will
be
held
tomorrow
afternoon
at
the
Anglican
church
In
Kitwanga.
First
United
Rites
Unite
Slack-Jonas
T
pu
m
a
new
sales
record
by
producing
$280,000
worth
of
new
business
for
his
company.
The
tall,
ex-ball
player,
and
popular
sports
fan
was
too
modest
to
let
the
figure
out,
but
while
he
was
in
the
south
watch-.ng
the
World
Series
on
TV,
his
company
compiled
the
figures.
Bill
has
made
an
outstanding
study
of
annuities
during
his
spell
with
Monarch
and,
as
he
says,
he'll
be
glad
to
discuss
the
subject
with
anyone
any
time
they
wish.
Jii
u
ancouver
olin
domadina
JJea
Js
'Rupert
KEEPOUR
CAR
UP
TO
PAR
Cold
weather's
no
excuse
for
poor
car
performance!
See
us
NOW
lor
a
general
check-up
and
tune-up
.
.
.
and
we'll
winterize
your
car
tco.
You'll
be
pleased
with
our
service.
The
Coqualeetza
Fellowship
of
,
British
Columbia
will
hold
1U
(annual
meeting,
bazaar
and
so
Dental
association,
would
appoint
a
secretary-treasurer.
A
quiet,
pretty
wedding
was
I
performed
at
7:30
Monday'
night,
October
26,
In
the
First!
United
h"Th.
Prince
Rnnert.
j
when
Buryl
Jonas,
eldest
daughter
oi
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bruce
:
Fry
of
Oliver,
B.C.
was
united
1
JJofy
fame
(jroup
j
John
Comadina
was
named
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
!
Holy
Name
Society
at"
that
!
group's
election
of
officers-
He
I
CO-OPERATION
GOOD
Mr.
Wilson
said
the
clinic
had
cial
next
month
In
Vancouver.
November
21
Is
the
date
chosen
for
the
affair
at
the
Pender
"V,"
opening
with
the
bazaar
In
the
afternoon
and
the
meeting
and
social
In
the
evening.
Proceeds
from
the
bazaar
are
earmarked
for
scholarships
for
NOTICE
Co-np
Membership
Meeting
will
b;
held
at
the
Legion
Hall,
Thursday,
October
29
at
8:00
p.m.
All
Kaien
Co-op
and
Fishermen's
Co-op
members
are
v-"r
to
attend.
Topics
pertaining
to
Consumer
stores
and
the
B.C.
Co-op
Wholesale
Society,
will
be
discussed.
A
film
will
be
shown
and
refreshments
served.
had
wonderful
co-operation
from
Kiddies'
Music
Appreciation
Class
Planned
city
dentists
and
it
was
suggested
Superior
Aufo
Service
that
to
help
the
dentists
it
would
be
advisable
that
the
P-TA
rep
replaces
Dennis
Mulrooney,
act-
j
ing
president.
Other
officers
named
were
;
Dan
Delaney,
vice-president;
Bill
Koughan,
secretary;.
Dr.
L.
;
resentative
accompanying
the
I
Native
students
and
a
fund
for
j
a
hostel
for
Native
girls,
j
The
social
will
feature
iihow-ilng
of
films
Including
"Indian
I
Dances
of
the
West
Coast,"
"To-
children
should
stay
in
the
waiting
room
to
keep
control
of
the
youngsters.
A
music
appreciation
class
for
pre-school-age
children
will
get
under
way
tomorrow
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Miss
Rusty
Thain
will
conduct
P.
Charbonneau,
marshal,
and
Archie
Bowen
and
Joe
Campbell,
delegates.
in
marriage
to
Percival
James
Slack,
son
of
Mrs.
Eric
Carter
of
Kelowna.
Rev.
L.
G.
Sieber
officiated.
The
brunette
bride,
wearing
a
charcoal
grey
suit
was
attended
by
Miss
Sheila
K.
Bennett.
Groomsman
was
Bastian
Groeneweg.
The
groom,
who
works
for
Heppner
Motors
and
the
bride,
employed
at
the
Singer
Sewing
machine
company
plan
a
wedding
trip
at
a
later
date.
They
have
taken
up
residence
in
the
Money
for
the
clinic
service,
$4
!
tern
Heritage,"
with
commentary
for
each
child,
should
be
sent
In
with
the
applications.
Secretary-
by
Wilson
Duff,
anthropologist
of
'
thc
course
for
youngsters
aged
Victoria,
and
"Loon's
Necklace,"
!
tnree
10
six
years,
using
recordE
from
the
Vancouver
Public
Lib-
and
Pian
music
to
teach
the
rary.
I
children
a
sense
of
rhythm
and
treasurer
Deny
said
that
next
Wednesday
those
children
in
5
WzzTt
;
iAVA.
tae
word
for
this
k:ess
gown
of
ace-
will
wind
up
the
!
some
appreciation
lor
aescrip-tlve
music,
particularly
music
Grade
2
whose
dental
work
was
Incompleted
when
they
were
In
Jrade
1
could
be
started.
The
following
week,
he
believed,
work
Dancing
affair.
White
apartments,
Fourth
Ave-
y
Diamond
Tea
ntrcal.
The
rich
,nue.
I
descriptive
of
the
elements
and
I
of
the
animal
world
I
She
plans
eventually
to
Intro-
imllic
uold
stripes
sleeves
and
SI,
duce
the
youngsters
to
tUiv
tJa.
1
sics
through
such
suitable
works
onorS
ower
mmrd
with
gold
The
highlands
of
eastern
Af
j-ica
are
rich
in
farmland
and
for
est,
minerals
and
waterpawer.
ier
closing'
rung
tf-
kline
flown''
the
m
US
otjee
j
hijtjti
voluminous
skirt
on
the
new
Grade
1
pupils
could
begin.
1
Tw
tfterrtirp
wpre
Mrs.
M.
Rldsdale
for
the
IODE;
Mrs.
M.
Ritchie
and
Mrs.
E.
Orom
for
Conrad;
Mrs.
H.
Pinniger,
Borden:
F.
H.
Thomas,
Kinsmen;
L.
M.
Rice,
Canadian
Legion:
Aid.
William
Bremner,
City
of
Prince
Rupert;
Alex
Halg,
Rotary
club;
Dr.
S.
F.
Carr,
Skeena
Health
Unit;
Mrs.
E.
Sinclair,
King
I
available
new
iji
Miss
Joye
Phipps,
who
Is
to
I
as
the
Peer
Gynt
and
NutcracKei
j
suites.
!
:
Assisting
Miss
Thain
at
the
i
classes
to
be
held
every
Tiiurs-I
day
afternoon
at
2p.m.
will
be
jMrs.
L.
Hollby
and
Mrs.
Roy
I
Wicks.
The
latter
will
also
teach
singing
to
the
youngsters.
l.
fe
Speech
'Edward;
J.
S.
Wilson,
P-TA
marry
Ronald
Rhodes
Friday,
was
thc
guest
of
honor
at
a
surprise
hower
at
the
home
of
Miss
Drue
Patrick,
where
she
received
many
useful
gifts.
Refreshment
were
served
by
thdliostcss
and
her
sister
Mrs.
D.
Whyte.
j
.
Quests
Included
Mrs.
C.
Vlcrs.
armed
11
SetLs
a
it
anno
ConijoU';:.v;,:.;:.,:;i.-;Vvr;;v'-;.Ii;f;
The
meeting
passed
a
motion
v
tending
sympathy
to
Mrs.
Jens
Munthe
and
noted
the
clinic's
Centre
ic
Visit
ISH
Li
UIJ
rJUllHC
if
f
inctaWrdrrcs.'f
to
Dt
.'MffiTKe"'v,
ho
scries
of
tjiiir.
!
Mrs.
Pjilpps,
.MUscs
.
Ocorglna
'I
his
tdvcrusemeni
is
noi
published
or
displiyed
by
thc
Liquor
Control
Bord
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
f
edi"
were
oiitlln-
i
Mlfcliclf,
Barbara
Stalker.
Marion
helped
originate
the
children's
dental
clinic
here.
rs
of
the
Prinr
Watson,
Shirley
Pierce.
Annette
It-Teachers
Council
Wlntile,
Shirley
Haugan,
Arnil
i'n
thc
Civic
Centre
Rhodes,
Carmen
Cardell,
Bca
1
I
Holt,
Carol
Splnce,
Audrey
Hiltz,
tntre
Is
soonwin.
1
Beverly
Dl
Gulstini,
Nancy
Lund.
''"NANAIMO
(CP)-Thc
tiukc
of
Edinburgh,
who
will
visit
Western
Canada
during
the
period
of
the
British
Empire
Games
in
Vancouver
next
year
will
be
asked
to
visit
Nanaimo
while
In
BC.
Aid.
Robert
Fawdry
fathered
the
motion,
suggesting
that
he
visit
the
largest
pulp
mill
of
its
kind
in
Canada,
the
Harmac
mill
near
Nanaimo,
operated
by
MacMlllan
&
Bloedcl,
Ltd.
bpnivenhvwiin
and
Mrs.
D.
Whyte.
Those
who
THE
FARMERS'
DAIRY
INDEPENDENT
.
.
.
AND
PROUD
OF
IT
!
-'mm
manauer
of
'
were
uiihuic
lu
niitciiu
uu
wnu
nt
gifts
were
Bunny
Binisson,
Klara
Miller
and
Marie
Lochgrin.
"'Iks
will
be
civen
'
:
and
19
as
a
pre-,
'"lio.sccl
course
In
!
ders
18.
'ill
be
o)i.n
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