Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
.
Friday,
March
28.
1952
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5.
S.
Lindsay
left
on
today's
Forest
Bug
j
Class
Here
REFRIGERATOR
SPECIALS
l
Cnlnj
J-lit
tfet
for
plane
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Edmonton
where
he
will
be
married
to
Miss
Irma
Sloan,
formerly
CPA
hostess
here.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Donald
Darling
nJ
2)ntma
Zreslival
reference
to
insects.
Mr.
Smith
said
that
insects'
rated
perhaps
as
High
as
fore.it;
fires
in
the
damage
don
to
trees
and
the
forest
wealth.
He
dis-,
cuscsd
measures
of
controlling;
insect
ravages,
describing
thj'
Insects
and
telling
how
to
iden-i
tify
them.
He
enlightened
thci
field
staff
on
problems
or
par-!
ticular
Interest
to
this
part
of
the
country.
The
classes
here
were
organized
by
L.
B.
Boulten
of
the
Forest
Branch
office
here
and
R.
c.
Telford
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
i
,
Mr.
Smith
left
on
last
night's1
i;.-t
t'lnpo
itc
i'nrpnt?rn
hoc
Jea
Success
In
spite
of
the
unfavorable
weather,
the
Social
Lounge
of
the
Elks'
Home
was
crowded
to
capacity
Thursday
when
the
Ladies
of
the
Royal
Purple
held
their
tea.
Receiving
guests
at
the
door
was
Honored
Royal
Lady,
Mrs.
8.
Anderson.
Convener
was
Mrs.
R.
Boychuk.
The
home
cooking
table,
displaying
tasty
cakes-,
and
pastries,
was
managed
by
Mrs.
A.
Murray
and
Mrs.
E.
Hopkins.
The
children
who
attended
with
their
mother
were
enter
tamed
with
games
and
toys.
Supervising
were
Mrs.
N.
Uur-vich
and
Mrs.
J.
Pattenuzo.
Serving
were
Mrs.
E.
Gastal-dlni,
Mrs.
L.
Gerrard,
Mrs.
V.
Pick.
In
the
kitchen
were
Mrs
E.
Clapp.
Mrs.
G.
Hull,
Mrs.
D
WAS
NOW
9'2
cu.
ft.
50
Ib.freezer
chest..
339.00
305.00
8
cu.
ft.
52
lb,
freezer
chest..
369.95
332.95
7Vz
cu.
ft..
20',
lb.
freezer
chest
359.00
323.00
1
Forestry
staff
of
-he
British'
Columbia
Forest
Service
and
the
'.
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
have
beer.
;
back
to
school
for
a
couple
of
days
with
D.
H.
Smith,
forest
entomologist
for
the
Dominion'
j
Science
Service
In
Victoria,
a-i-their.
teachers.
Classes
were
held'
at
the
common
lounge
in
the
Civic
Centre
and
some
twenty
foresters
were
brought
up
to
date'
by
lectures
and
pictures
and
wita
;r
for
the
Huh
annual
music
and
Drama
or-day
event
which
opens
here
May
C.
d
with
250
entries
on
hand,
said
Mrs.
MDF
president.
i
Among
the
entries,
which
Include
participants
from
Terrace,
nee
discussions
on
the
problems
I
of
silvaculture
with
particular
train
for
Terrace
to
contluet
-sim-
!
ilar
classes
there.
fa
i
Ketchikan
and
the
northern
In-J
dlan
village
of
Alyansh,
the
,
pianoforte
class
tops
the
list
with
96.
There
are
23
junior
school
and
chureh
choirs
and
!
two
adult
choirs;
eleven
Instru-
:
tnpnt.nl
erniirw
14
HanHnu
on.
and
child
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Victoria
to
which
city
Mr.
Darling
has
been
transferred
as
accountant
in
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada.
Ross
Nicholson,
after
a
visit
to
the
city
and
district
,on
B.C.
Packers
business,
sailed
by
the
Prince
Rupert
last
night
on
his
return
to
Vancouver,
accompanied
by
Douglas
Soutar,
district
manager
here.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
V.
Long
and
son,s
of
Burns
Lake
are
sailing
tonight
on
the
Chilcotin
for
Masset.
Taking
a
.
Jeep
with
them,
they
will
engage
in
clam
digging.
Scott
MacLaren
left
by
plane
today
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Port
Moody
where
he
will
sit
as
member
.tif
a
board
of
arbitration
between
the
board
of
school
trustees
and
the
city
council.
Mr.
and
Mis.
J.
D.
McRae
are
returning
to
the
city
on
the
Camcsun
tonight
from
Victoria
where
Mr.
McRae
has
been
attending
the
se.wion
of
the
Legislature
in
his
capacity
as
member
for
Prince
Rupert.
tile
PLUS
THIS
OUTSTANDING
REFRIGERATOR
VALUE
8V2
cu.
It.,
28
lb.
free
chest
...ONLY
299.00
TRADE-INS
ACCEPTED
TERMS
AVAILABLE
AUCTION
SALE
Household
Goods
and
Furniture
Complete
SATURDAY,
MARCH
29,
ot
2:15
p.m.
1
Colored
;,rles
and
63
candidates
in
the
idBluus
drama
department.
7
I
Plans
havp
hpen
imtnr
on
i
SARRAWAY
j
10
provide
two
$100
scholarships,
..st
writer
one
each
in
music
and
drama,
smartest
of
for
outstanding
performers.
But.
To
be
held
in
Smith's
Warehouse
(Opposite
Naval
Drill
Hall)
,
Corner
1st
Avenue
and
McBride
THE
ROBERT
SIMPSON
PACIFIC
LTD.
312
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
460
SATISFACTION
OR
MONEY
REFUNDED
uean,
Mrs.
J.
Ward.
Cashier
;
was
Mrs.tE.
Mclntyre.
Miss
Doia.d
HagiauU
won
the
j
drawing
with
ticket
No.
28.
i
To
Visit
Sweden
For
Six
Months
j
i
i
To
pay
a
six
months'
visit
to
Sweden,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ralph
Johnson
are
leaving
the
cltjH
on
tomorrow
night's
train.
They
will
embark
from
New
York
on'
the
Swedish-American
liner:
Gripsholm.
i
Among
other
places
they
will'
visit
Mrs.
Johnson's
home
In
Koneo.
Sweden,
whence
she
came
to
Prince
Rupert
three
years
ago
to
be
married.
Mr.
Johnson
recently
relin-i
quished
his
duties
here
a
nr.
prs
nave
leam-the
value
plac-nerlcan
women
p
rising
cost
of
more
of
Brlt-ullo
is.
salaried
-,
make
a
br-e-j.
smart
jacket,
and
smartly-
ill
I
o.
v
i
objj
instill
1
1
i
i
a
1
IV
1
a
i
aid
will
be
needed
and
the
Association
will
welcome
any
contribution
for
this
purpose.
;
If
there
Is
a
financial
surplus
after
the
festival
operating
expenses
and
next
year's
operating
expenses
have
been
accounted
for
some
contribution
will
be
made
towards
defraying
travelling
expenses
of
visiting
participants,
said
Mrs.
Becker.
For
Your
GARDEN
NEEDS
s
the
nig
h
-col
vivid
green
or
deep
cuffs
and
ostium
Just
over
!.
choices.
Blous-
Robert
Armour,
who
has
been
relieving
here
for
the
pa-st
four
months
as
chief
engineer
at
the
Columbia
Cellulose
plant
during
the
Illness
of
O.
R.
Morrison,
sahed
la.si
night
on
trie
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
his
home
at
K.mberley.
Former
chief
engineer
for
the
Coruolid-
:
ated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
at!
Kimberley,
Mr.
Armour
no.v!
practises
as
a
consulting
engln-'
eer.
RAKES
FORKS
HOFS
Rotary
Hurls
Tennis
Defi
lice
manager
for
Dybhavn
&
i
Hanson
which
have
been
taken
over
by
Philip
M.
Ray.
Instructed
by
the
owner,
I
will
sell
by
auction
to
the
hiRlwst
bidder
the
following
articles:
Bendix
Washer,
complete,
excellent
condition
Electric
Rerifrerator
Westinchouse
Radio,
Walnut
cabini-t
Westinghou.se
Hrrord
-Tlayer,
Walnut,
plays
12
records,
KCA
Victor
Rerord
Cabinet,
Walnut,
containing
10
record
books
Singer
Sewing
Machine
treadle
3-pc.
Chesterfield
Suite
(new)
2-tone
Rose
and
Grey
C
Complete
Bedroom
Suite,
Satin-Walnut
double
bed
with
spring-filled
mattress,
highboy,
vanity
&
bench
Oil
Range,
pot
burner,
cream
enamel
Enterprise
Oil
Burner
w'th
lilower
Duo-Therm
Vacuum
Cleaner
Premier
Walnut
Chest
containing
complete
flatware
set
6-pc.
Dinette
Suite,
natural
lacquer
"i-Ped.
ccmplete
with
spring
and
mattress.
Large
Electric
Mantel
Clock,
with
chimes
5-Drawer
Walnut
Chest
C
Venetian
Blinds
complete
set
for
Wartime-Four
9
x
12
Ruff,
with
Cushion;
also
several
throw
rugs
Coffee
Table
and
End
Table
Walnut
Combination
End
Table
and
Magazine
Rack,
Walnut
'
9
Two
2-burner
Electric
Plates
C
Card
Tabli
and
Ironing
Board
Various
Chairs
and
Tables
Drapes,
Pillows,
Dishes,
Tools
,
Several
other
articles
must
also
be
sold
TERMS:
CASH
or
CHEQUES
Phones:
Blue
120
Blue
901
THOMAS
M.
CHRISTIE
Auctioneer
I
jrlced
at
2
and
lavor.
'jncr.
th.
a'lure
How
mandarin
i
spun
rayon,
ipless
black
top
;ack
quilted
skirt.
J
just
under
5
;
be
belter
fur
.lire
date'
i
teen-ager
with
an
change
the
v
by
alternating
a
satin
or
taf-:le
pastel
shad-materials
Cftot-
.
Prince
Rupert
J
E.
Chose,
Burnaby;
B.
Hansen,
'
city;
J.
M.
Edmonds
and
Mr.
and
:
Mrs,
Olson,
Terrace;-
R.
Kealey,
:
Compiote
Selection
of
small
GARDEN
TOOLS
FERTILIZER
venosio,
yuebec.
6
-
-
m&'i'
-
tev
.1
RCMP
patrolling
city
streets
began
a
crack-down
last
week
on
motorists
driving
too
fast
through
school
zones
and
ntx
nr
:-iost
popular
of
Gordon
&
Anderson
seven
summonses
hai
been
is-
'4
.
.
.!
rni.A.
.
.
.
.
A
are
pinafore
roiind
pleating
vied
lapels.
In
iark
colors
and
eks.
costing
less
x-j
.
v
l
i
i
i
i
Phone
46
ucu.
vnnca
tne
cApvut-fa
to
oe
heard
early
next
week
In
police
court.
y
.
I
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS
New
Courts
en
Second
Avenue
to
be
Opened
Soon
Another
sport
ts
headed
for
an
appearnce
-soon
In
uptown
rYiiue
Hupert
with
opening
ol
the
Kotary
tennis
court
this
p.iii'i
and
the
first
game
played
may
be
a
Rotary-Gyro
Club
challenge.
Kulurian.s
heard
member
Bob
McKay
report
Thursday
afternoon
Llic
court
would
be
ready
tor
hard-.surlacing
within
a
Ica-nays,
wcatner
pei
mining.
A
Rotary
Club
project
for
some
time,
the
court
Is
located
on
city
park
land
nearFirst,
Second
and
Third
Avenue
Intersection.
The
challenge
was
suggested
by
Tony
Ciawiey.
Others
sup-poited
It
and
the
Idea
will
be
considered.
Harry
Black
reported
the
Rotary
Sunday
concert
had
been
4uce.ssf
ul.
The
luncheon
meeting
endorsed
recommendations
of
directors,
one
of
'which
was
for
the
nominating
committee
to
return
a
list
of
candidates
by
April
3
for
annual
elctlons
to
be
held
soon
after
that
date.
Visitors
and
guests
were
J,
C.
Chlslett.
plant
supervisor
of
Canadian
National
Telegraphs,
of
Edmonton,
and
Thomas
Woods.
Inspector
of
C.
N.
Telcgiapn.,,
Smlthers.
csnM'
1
iii
I.
nimri"
Announcing
Opening
at
New
Location...
i
are
invaluable
n
of
dolman-ai
Jumpers.
:
OITUT
"
:
party
In
Lon-"iistrict.
a
smart
kingfisher-green
'h
low
belting
on
md
reefer
front,
w-necked
bouclc
matching
hvavy
Mack.
Bought
!t
article
is
well
!"i-age
pocket.
:t
picture
are
M
and
a
baby
?
of
black
gros-
IN
THE
'Arrow
dart"
A.MKIIH
.VN
WHITE
SIIIIIT
ST.
II
DOM'S
DI
PT.
STORE
9
ay.
mm
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14
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1
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If
17H
1
(""
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)
:hf
we!l-rire.H
limited
hanlr
rnll
pr
choice
of
low
's.
So
far.
spring
'!
IS
heartenlncr
IX
TBESE
LCKVC
LENGTHS
ire
sporting
such
A
Smart
New
Store
in
a
New
Location
at
31
THIRD
AVENUE
WEST
Next
to
George
Cook,
Jeweller
OPENING
DAY
OFFER
nandrjags
of
tel
lcllrmV,n
A
letter
to
tne
editor
dealing
w.th
the
question
of
daylight
aving
.has
been
received
at
the
Dally
News
office.
If
the
writer
of
the
letter
would
advise
the
editor
of
his
identity
and
sign
same.
It
could
be
published.
Letters
to
the
editor
must
show
their
origin.
Patent
handles.
Watts
&
Nickerson
MEN'S
CLOTHING
-
a
glossy
navy
e
Plastic
handles
mer
days
with
Presses,
basket-'
father
sandals
IS
lour
bol
ero.
they
lMynf
Britain's
:1
l'me,
hooped
a
1
fashion
ANNOUNCING
OPENING
OF...
Choice
of
one
beautiful
English
Bone
Cup
and
Saucer
orl
poir
Ladies'
Nylon
Hose
with
purchase
of
$6.00
or
more
of
merchandise
1
Jlie
Sharon
Sit
-"
iiumDi'rs
W
design
com
T
ble
10
mt
attractive
un-;;on-ronted
linen
at
tho
waist.
xoiowe
1
1
LADIES'
WEAR
SHORTIE
COATS
from
$15.95
SPECIALIZING
IN
INFANTS'
TO
12-YEAR-OLD'S
CLOTHING
d
Grs
Layette
"""f5'
Aid
tea
and
;kln.
5
Saturday
'
1
75c
CHILDREN'S
WEAR
BOYS'
WOOL
PLAID
JACKETS
from
$4.95
GIRLS'
SILK
BLOUSES
Sizes
8,
10,
12,
14
years
$1.99
GIRLS'
PICOLET
DRESSES
Sizes
8,
10,
12,
14
-
$3.25
CHILDREN'S
SOX
All
sizes
Pair
25C
4
pair
for
97c
1o
be
given
first
baby
bom
after
our
opening
9
a.m.
SATURDAY
;
,
J
'
,
moose
NYLON
TRICOT
BLOUSES
Only
$2.98
4
LADIES'
SUITS
from
$22.95
LADIES'
SHORT
SLEEVE
PULLOVERS
from
$2.95
'
pntc"
Hall,
Fri-
75c
Stree
a'
Ce
bUlld-
Baby
Photos
donated
by
VAN
MEER
STUDIO
77c
;:Hutvcs.
1
7
8ea
Fish-
ticket
a..
WE
ALSO
CARRY
A
FULL
RANGE
OF
INFANTS'
WEAR
Vkr
We
invite
you
to
see
our
modern
store
in
its
new
location
DOM'S
'"dept.;
sj.om
NEW
LOCATION
NEXT
TO
GEORGE
COOK,
JEWELLER
f04
lu6
SwP-
DON'T
FORGET
THE
OPENING
9
a.m.
SATURDAY
SECOND
STREET
NEAR
BUS
DEPOT
(Formerly
Johnny's
Snack
Bar)
H7..
P"'aSC
rse-'ond
'
ltl't
Is
"
u('K't
will
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