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l-'rince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
February
1,
11)52
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"or
Jumping,
criJS5
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UUW1U1I1I
r;t(t,s
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friends
and
told
them
to
nave
;
12
men
ready
who
wanted
to
get
men
was
51
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News
of
the
District
i;3
feet.
'.
Following
tha,t,t
Germany
dun,,,,"
.
World
w-,r
3
His
Funeral
In
Vancouver
STEWART
A
Masonic
funeral
service
will
be
conducted
by
fciioon
Lodge
A
F.
&
A.M.
next
Sunday
for
the
late
John
Mc-Leod,
local
hotel
proprietor,
after
which
the
remains
will
be
shipped
to
Vancouver
on
Monday
for
interment
in
the
Masonic
Cemetery
there.
out
of
Czechoslovakia.
"Hie
Ciuht
men
already
on
boatd
stayed
and
we
loaded
thr-12
friends
in
Prague
quickly
and
1
look
oil.
T
knew
I
had
to
act
quickly.
A
lew
minutes
out
of
Prague,
1
developed
engine
trouble
on
puipoe
I
switched
off
one
motor
and
radioed
tiiat
I
must
make
an
emergency
landing.
"The
ground
station
advised
me
to
land
on
a
small
flat
field
to
the
south.
I
knew
where
it
was
alright
but
we
didn't
stop
there.
With
one
engine
feathered
we
headed
.south,
then
I
'.
dents
to
the
district,
the
scheme
wouM
be
continued
for
another
ear
and.
if
the
financial
difficulties
are
not
overcome
by
that
;
time,
the
B.C.
Hospital
Insurance
Service
be
a.skVd
to
take
over
and
bring
this
hospital
under
the
i
comptil.-osy
insurance
scheme.
The
new
secretary
was
instructed
to
make
a
special
effort
to
:i
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v
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j.i.s
capturing
fi,,t
pr
Ciymp-
al
St.
iV;
84-meter
u
jump
Tins
record
was
next
year
by
one
Joseph
Weil.
r
utov
many.
Die
K.r.,.3,
'''
world.
,k:
Following
the
j,,,,,
native
count
-v
I
John
McL?ca,
proprietor
of
rthe
King
Edward
Hotel,
passed
away
at
nis
home
here
this
8ur.
day
morning.
(
I
He
was
born
in
,
Stornoway,
I
Scotland,
sixty-five
years
ago
and
carie
to
Canada
over
thirty
Hitler,
Skaladii,
y
aiv
German
and
r-.k
.,.
years
ago.
He
followed
minins
i
and
logging
for
a
number
ol
j
years,
cormiig
to
Stewart
during
Hospital
to
Try
for
One
Year
Further
STEWART
At.
the
annual
meeting
ot'the
Stewart
Hospital,
he'd
on
Friday
las!
in
the
Court
House.
M.
L.
Gonge,
manager
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal,
was
elected
chairman
of
the
board.
Other
members
of
the
new
board
are
Mrs.
S.
D.
Kirkpatrick,
Mrs.
J.
Bouzek.
'Mrs.
M.
Mac-Donald,
F.
Spreckhn.
Mrs.
J.
J.
McKenna,
W.
R.
Tooth,
R.
Snyder.
T
Wallace,
G.
Seaton
and
one
official
and
member
of
the
Mane
&
Mill
Union
Local
694.
J.
Bouzek
was
appointed
secretary.
The
financing
of
the
voluntary
hospital
scheme
was
discussed
and
it
was
decided
that,
in
view
of
the
influx
of
new
resi-
switched
on
the
other
motor
and
be,;an
to
climb.
"Our
fuel
was
almost
gone
when
we
landeo
at
Munchen,
(Munich
l
in
southern
Germany
A
lot.
of
American
soldiers
were
on
hand
when
we
landed
and
took
us
prtseners.
When
we
loll
effect
the
collection
of
outstanding
accounts.
The
board
expressed
its
appreciation
to
Mrs.
M.
MacDonald,
matron,
for
her
efficient
operation
of
the
hospital,
and
to
the
Hospital
Auxiliary
for
their
excellent,
work
on
behalf
of
the
hospital.
A
special
tribute
was
paid
to
the
memory
of
the
late
Charles
Lake
who
was,
for
over
fifteen
y.'ars.
chairman
of
the
board
and
,
who
during
that
period
was
un-I
iinngly
devoted
to
the
service
of
the
hospital.
six
months
prior
winter
Invasion
ol
h".
The
war-time
pi;,;
te-csted
in
flylni
h,'
as
soon
as
he
ea,ru
..
language
vull
enough
make
aijiicaiiui
o,
pilot's
licetice
the
boom
years
prior
to
the
192'J
crash.
He
wasas.sociatcd
wiu
W.
H.
Tolin
in
the
King
Ldwaid
Hotel,
later
on
purchasing
the
latter's
half
interest.
Mr.
McLcod
was
an
active
and
well
respected
member
of
thj
tin
ii!
our
story,
they
guve
m,
community
and
served
for
two
!
terms
as
a
Commissioner
of
tlu-.
I
Village.
He
was
a
member
of'
Enoch
Lodge
No.
99
A.F.
&
A.M.
!
He
leaves
a
widow,
Mrs.
Cath-;
enne
MoLeod,
two
sons,
lan,
who
:
jobs,
"Myself,
I
drove
a
truck
forj
the
army
transport
until
1
eame
to
Canada
almost
exactly
three
years
later."
Skaladney
said
he
landed
in
Canada
May
30,
1951.
AS
FOR
SKIING
As
lor
his
skiing,
he
says
"it
u
Diseases
of
the
h?art
and
bloo.t
vessels
account
for
about
ha'r
the
deaths
of
persons
ove.
5J
j
cars
old
in
Canada.
QUINTS
MEET
QUADS
The
famed
Dionne
quin
uplets
of
Callander,
Out.,
stopped
over
in
Sault
Stc.
Marie,
Out.,
on
their
way
to
St.
Paul,
Minn.,
to
meet
another
famous
group,
the
Hargreaves
quadruplets.
The
quints
are
17
and
the
quads
two,
so
conversation
was
limited.
Shown
on
the
station
platform
the
quints
are,
left
to
right:
Mai
it,
Annette,
Yvonne,
Cecile
and
Emille;
the
quads:
Janice.
Join,
Jennifer
and
Joyce.
'
The
q
lints
later
were
guests
of
the
St.
Paul
Winter
Carnival.
iCP
PIOTOi
"Flying
nr
skii;,...!
'ike
speed."
TO
TIIAIX
SKIKItS
While
here,
the
lur-pic
champion
mil
n
Rupt
rt
Ski
Club
sk;.
ning
this
wenk-tid
ente,-
the
Koruit.-t
i
champion
hips
t3
Burns
Lake
later
fc
Local
Ski
Club
ir.fi
little
doubt
that
jimp
IISMIBIIIlll
is
at
ermania,
ana
Don,
at
Prince
Rupert:
two
daughters,
the
eldest,
Isabelle,
wife
of
Doctor
Donald
Ma5tay,
resident
physician
here,
and
the
youngest
member-
of
the
family,
Miss
Janet
McLeod,
who
is
in
the
employ
of
the
Department
of
Public
Works
at
Golden.
I
only
natural
with
me."
He
was
born
and
raised
in
a
9000-foot
'level
mountain
resort
In
the
j
Tatara
range
and
began
skilnr
Mrs.
Ross
of
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
:
Great
Storewide
Specials
:
j
at
the
age
of
live.
i
n-asi
win
conic
t,
p
Burns
Lake
Perow
Women
Burns'
Night
Victims
Al
15,
he
entered
the
1935
pert,
this
year.
TOTE
Publicity
Is
Appreciated
Memory
of
Scotland's
Bardr
Fittingly
Observed
BURNS
LAKE-Under
the
auspices
of
the
Burns
Lake
Order
c;f
Elks,
a
dance,
held
at
the
corn-
?'
&
;
1
VVOi
PLAYKIlsTE
MEN'S
WEAR
boys'
WEAR
BURNS
LAKE
The
Burns
Lake
Board
of
Trade
passed
a
Lighty
at
mM'n
il
U'.t
tr.t
vote
of
thanks
to
"Pee"
Deeder.
mumty
hall,
drew
the
largest
Fred
MacMl!RR?.Y
W
Simpson
Dies
A
large
funeral
with
many
floral
tributes
was
held
at
Port
Simpson
Monday
for
Mrs.
Maude
Ross,
76.
who
died
Sunday.
She
was
considered
matriarch
of
the
village.
A
widow,
Mrs.
Ross'
husband
predcased
her
six
years
ago
following
a
disastrous
fire
which
destroyed
thvir
home.
.
Only
survival
is
a
son.
Cecil,
who
arrived
from
the
south
by
plane
for
the
funeral.
Rev.
T.
C.
Col
well
conducted
the
ceremony
from
the
United
Church.
Burial
was
in
the
family
plot,
on
Fmlayson
Island.
Dorothy
McGUIRE
Wa,
Howard
KEEL.
IV
in
appreciation
of
the
valuable
'
crowd
of
the
season,
some
l.'iO
publicity
she
has
given
to
BurrLS
couples
enjoying
the
music
of
a
Lake
and
the
whole
of
the
Cen-
1
specially
selected
five-piece
or-tral
Interior.
Unfortunately
j
chestra.
neither
Reg.
Erayson.
President!
Just
before
midnight
supper
(f
the
Burns
Lake
and
District,
waj
served
and
"The
Haggis"
Board
of
Trade,
nor
Ward
Tay-
j
was
borne
aloft
into
the
hall
by
lor.
Vice-president,
were
able
10
'
Robert.
Homewonri
wp.-mno
the
THE
"DADDY"
OF
ALL
SALES
J
:
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
:
TIIIitiaSKkSSIitBirRiaSS&BBIIllllllll
PEROW
A
possible
tragedy
was
averted
Wednesday
when
f
vo
Perow
women
were
removed
lidii
a
house
filled
with
carbon
ino'i-ixide
fumes.
Mrs.
K.
Byman
and
Mrs.
L.
Johnson
were
doing
their
laundry
with
a
gas
washer
when
Mrs.
Johnson
was
rendered
uncon-.-cious
by
the
gas.
Mrs.
Byman,
failing
in
hor
attempts
to
get
Mrs.
Johnson
outside
and
although
she
was
seriously
affected
by
the
gas
herself,
had
the
presence
of
mind
to
close
off
the
motor
and
send
one
of
the
children,
who
was
playing
outside,
for
l..
it..
Mrs.
V.
Byman
together
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Cloarec
soon
appeared
on
the
scene
and
took
the
victims
to
the
home
of
V.
Byman
where
first
aid
was
administered.
The
two
women
are
recovering
satisfactorily.
M.I.,
-.''
4W-,
1
MUX
,
n
appear,
but
the
presentation
of
1
a
hug'e
bouquet
to
"Peg"
was
!
made
by
Verne
A.
Taylor
in
a
'
neat
speech
in
which
his
pride
in
the
fact
that
Mrs.
Deeder
j
'
i
Peg
l
is
the
Leading
Lady
of
the
O
O
R.P.
and
her
husabnd.
Earl
Deeder,
is
exalted
ruler
of
the
.local
Order
of
Elks
was
obvious.
Evening
Shows
79
p.m.
Saturday
Matine;
V
GOVERNMENT
BUILDING
REGINA
0
The
Saskatchewan
government's
new
administration
building
on
Albert
Street
south,
erected
at
a
cost
of
$1,200
-000.
is
expected
to
be
ready
for
occupancy
in
July.
Oui-ShinwI!
Out-Singing...Out-Dancing.
The
15-month-old
Byman
.
baby,
playing
on
the
porch,
was
irT3in
t
"l4
Xfl
.v
o
shghtly
gassed
but
was
nor-
VUllulll
III
0.JJ
th)
1
f
9
I
g
if
mal
alter
a
two-hour
nap.
(T.
i
Innovated
Here
ffi.
kilts
and
full
evening
divss
of
the
"Clan
Chisholm
Tartan"
to
the
martial
strains'
of
the
"Campbells
are
Coming."
everyone
in
the
hall
joining
in
the
Grand
March.
Little
Miss
Sylvia
Homewood.
in
full
Highland
costume
and
standing
on
a
raised
dais,
received
the
Haggis
from
her
liege
lord
and
father.
Tht
"Address
to
a
Haggis"
was
delivered
by
Robert
Homewood.
in
an
accent
full
of
"burrs
and
thistles."
Walter
Wilson
rendered
"The
Selkirk
Grace"
in
his
ihimitaliiv
manner.
All
members
of
the
Glee
Club
were
in
splendid
voice
under
(.Indirection
of
the
club
conductor,
Alfied
Howell.
The
song
of
Bob
Honuwood,
"The
Star
of
Rabbie
Burns"
demanded
an
encore
which
was
re;
ponded
to
with
Scotland's
Battle
Song,
"Scots
Wha
Hue."
with
full
choruses
by
the
entire
membership
of
the
Glee
Club
and
followed
by
"Flow
Gently
Sweet.
Afton"
and
closing
with
"Auld
Lang
Syne."
Len
Proppe's
rendition
of
'"I
ho
End
of
I
he
Road"
called
for
an
encore
to
which
he
rcspondvd
wilh
"The
Road
to
the
Isles."
VANtOl'VKK
and
VICTORIA
AX.
I
CARTOON
.
NEWS
livening
.Show
7-9:13
Sat.
Malmces
2
-
4:15
I
"Curtain
at
8
30,"
a
series
of
'
trn
(peeialty
selecied
Thursday
night
picture
programs
to
be
presented,
at
Totem
Theatre,
was
mnoval.'d
last
night.
There
was'
an
audience
of
about
500
which,.:
apparently,
received
the
idea
j
with
satisfaction.
The
feature
picture
was
an
impressive
drama
'The
Men,'':
centering
around
the
subject
of
treatment
of
perapeglic
war
veterans.
There
were
also
special
short
subjects.
,
Put
Sea
-l.lllllll
)
l'"
TMiawwiifii
w-1
ardm
s
to
WIT
SgSS-
the
water
test
Watcr,
Vg
Geo.
Ryan
Heads
fAetlakatla
Men
METLAKATLA
At
the
annual
meeting
Tuesday
night
in
ttw
community
hall
officers
of
the
'Kouiig
Men'a
Benevolent
Association
wepc
elected
for
the
cn-;
ning
'
ar
as
follows:
president.
George
D.
Ryan.
V
ve-Prcsidfiil,
Alvin
Leask.
f-'erretaiy,
Robeit
Nelson.
Treasurer.
F'ted
Auckland.
Sji'irts
Manager.
Alvin
Leask.
Musical.
Director,
David
Provost.
Curator.
Ambrose
Wilson.
Assistant
Curators,
Ray
Doo-lan
and
T?d
Ryan.
Assistant
Secretary,
Day
David
on.
Lib;arian,
Harold
Leighton.
plain
or
sparkling,
reveals
a
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
houquet.
SUNDAY
ss.
Chilcotin
8
p.m.
TUESDAY
ss.
Camosun
12
noon
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
I
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.NORTH
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CHARLOTTE
INLANDS
February
1
.ss
C'hilrotin
midnight
IOR
SOI
Til
Ol
EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANUS
ss.
Chilcotin
January
25
I
RANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phoue
5G8
Seagram's
"83
The
strongest
port
obou
business
is
that
the
less
manship
you
con
sec,
theW
rU
$capmin'$
Sure
the
job
was
done!
That
s
we're
so
proud
of
the
can
cruise
out
of
our
shop
"brond
new"
look-
He
was
followed
by
Alt
Howell
who
led
the
Glee
Club
in
"Loch
Lomond,"
"Roamin'
1'
the
Gloa-min'
''
and
other
decidedly
Scotch
songs,
with
the
wlioi.'
Glee
Club
singing
the
choruses
in
full
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tht
Liquc
Control
Board
or
by
tbe
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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engines.
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AND
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KEEP
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ART
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LITTLE
THEATRE,
etc.,
for
adults.
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of
teen
room
for
teens.
Tiny
Tot
classes,
&
Reoding
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Self
Exorcssion
Art
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for
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28th
ENROLL
NOW
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DANCING
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February
8th
and
22nd
ART
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Thursday
KEEP
FIT
CLASSES:
Every
Wednesday
2:30
p.m.;
Thursday
8
p.m.
LITTLE
THEATRE
Every
Monday
TINY
TOTS
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Every
Wednesday
READING
AND
MUSIC
CIRCLE
....
Every
Saturday
10-12
a.m.
SELF
EXPRESSION
ART
Every
Saturday
10
-
12
a.m.
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BUILDING
BEAUTIES
IN
THE
SNOW
Twenty-four
hours
after
they
had
been
swimming
in
warm
Honolulu
waters
Mrs.
Jutly
Lanctot.
23,
Australian
beauty
queen,
left,
and
New
Zealand
beauty
queen
Helen
Rlckard,
16,
were
romping
in
Vancouver's
Stanley
ipark
snowbanks
again
in
bathing
suits.
They
are
in
Canada
on
a
beiiiily
conlesl
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