Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
May'20,
1951
Bevy
of
Beauties
Enjoy
Visit
to
Friendly
City'
PHONE
71Q
A
"bevy
of
beauties"
sat
down
.
area
CMA
Convention
At
Toronto
This
Month
"It
is
terrific,
and
we
could
sell
It
in
Vancouver
without
any
trouble."
In
Prince
George,
where
the
group
boarded
the
westbound
For
that
New
RANGE,
REFRIGERATOR
j
washer
or
small
Appliance
economic
conditions,
at
which
the
Hon.
D.
C.
Abbott.
Minister
of
Finance,
will
be
a
featured
.speaker.
On
the
same
day
the
lion.
Milton
F
GrcRg.
V.C.,
Minister
of
Laboi,
will
open
a
conference
on
employer-employee
relations.
This
conterence
will
continue
through
the
morning
of
May
29
and
be
followed
by
a
conference
on
information
pro-gran
c
for
employees.
Thursday
will
a''
;
fr-
.ure
an
all-day
con-feren:
on
defence
production.
dinner
last
nlht
as
guests
of
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
promised
to
say
"a
lot
of
go'Hi
things"
about
this
city
when
they
return
to
Vancouver.
The
nine
women
seven
of
them
University
students
on
summer
employment-have
been
travelling
for
10
days
seeing
the
sights
of
D
C.
TORONTO
More
than
1000
train,
several
people
had
been
Students
Enjoy
Summer
J
But
Not
All
Play
ijavi'lliiitf
is
fun,
nine
Vancouver'
women
are
h
most
f
it
but
they
nay
there
is
"quite
a
prk
attached
to
it
also.
'horrified"
at
the
prospccU
of
industrialists
from
every
corner
arc
maning
a
the
train
ride
in
store
for
the
!
OI
dnaaa
will
meet
here
for
travellers.
j
three
busy
days
this
month
to
attend
thfi
81t
'"Dear,
dear-why
you'll
all
annual
general
die
before
you
get
there'.
Prince
1
K'n
facturm
?'
.thn
Canafila"
'
M-'n-Oorge
citizens
said.
j
Aviation.
"We
thought
it
was
the
finest
!
Th"
1952
convention
takes
trip
we
have
had
to
date,"
Mr.
place
May
2S.
29
and
30
at
the
McCormick
said.
,
.
Royal
York
Hotel.
It
will
include
He
gave
examples
of
how
the
''
sesslons
cn
industrial
relations,
men
G.
E.
KETTLE
NOW
$145
TROPICAL
CUBA
Cuba,
the
largest
island
of
the
West
Indies,
was
discovered
by
Columbus
in
1492
on
his
first
voyage
to
America.
tourist
industry
reduces
Drovtn-i
H,..,
-T
V
trends
,
"
oeience
pro
!
.
.
They
ate
personnel
of
the
Vancouver
Tourist
Association,
on
a
five-week.
7,000-mile
tour
of
the
province
and
northwestern
USA.
With
the
nine
women,
travel
two
men.
In
charge
of
the
party
is
M.
J.
(Mikei
McCormick,
publicity
commissioner.
Public
relations
officer
is
Peter
Spring.
Mayor
Harold
Whalen,
who
welcomed
the
travelling
group
alter
dinner,
said
he
had
not
been
aware
he
was
to
face
"such
a
bevy
of
beauties."
Mr.
McCormick
asked
for
cooperation
from
the
Chamber
of
tjdp
Umr
in
connec-ni'W
venture
by
thr
-tourist
Association,
'ij,,,.
the
tour
is
com-.
wiH
have
travelled
jr.
live
weeks.
i
at
noon
today
on
lumship
Coquitlam
,tound
after
10
days
$8l."
After
a
short
ftp
holiday
week-end,
Inline
their
travel,
il
centres
on
Van-
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
wp
have
been
told
about.
Then
we
toll
the
tourists."
Miss
Babcoek
said
that,
while
travelling
"is
a
lot
of
fun,
and
people
are
so
good
to
us,"
there
Is
work
to
be
done
as
well."
Long
hours
are
spent
at
each
main
centre
visited,
taking
in
what
there
is
to
see
for
tourists.
At
the
end
of
each
day,
each
member
of
the
party
has
to
submit
a
250-word
report
on
what
"i'ii
naii.spouaiion,
employee
education,
industrial
design
and
fire
prevention,
among
others.
On
Wednesday,
May
23,
there
will
be
an
all-day
conference
on
rin
2iU
FIERCE
GENERAL
Khaled,
one
of
Mohammed's
greatest
general
in
the
sixtn
century,
was
known
among
the
Arabs
as
"The
Sword
of
God."
Bcsncr
Clock
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Stewart,
B.C.
wwmvwmww
1
.
JW.W.W.W
,
cial
taxes.
Visitors
had
purchased
more
than
$63,000,000
worth
of
goods
In
the
province
last
year.
"They
have
paid
a
good
portion
of
your
Social
Security
tax
which
otherwise
might
now
be
four
percent.
"And
each
additional
day
tourists
remain
in
B.C..
the
more
money
they
spend,
the
more
they
help
us
with
roads,
hospitals
and
schools.
"Our
motto
is
'stay
another
day'
Prince
Rupert,
the
friendly
city,
should
find
ways
and
tnoy
nave
seen,
its
sinnifican
wili
ieae
for
I
to
the
comunity,
personalities
p'mmerce
to
"keep
visitors
stay-
,j
spend
another
two
wiry
nave
met.
im;uicr
uay.
"The
visitor
industry
helns
ihwciiein
u.s
in.
we
nave
quite
a
full
day.
but
j
everyone
in
this
province.
From
r
an
Taioma
ana;
sun
we
enjoy
it.".
Mifs
Hancock
also
had
a
good
,
women
are
Unl-'
word
for
Prince
Rupert.
$(
students
on
sum-j
"I
think
I'd
like
to
live
here.
ijW'iit
jobs
with
the;
I
was
so
relieved
after
the
dry
i,ilinn.
j
climate
In
the
interior,
to
smell
1
Umr
lor
Hie
Shell
the
salt
air
again."
)i
formation
Bureau;
j
Margaret
"Jones,
Is!
uie
Kawiine
tax
Tounsts
pay
we
derive
a
good
portion
of
our
roads.
The
industry
will
help
you
to
get
a
black-topped
highway
from
here
to
Lac
la
Hache."
T.
Norton
Youngs,
Chamber
president,
said
that
although
Prince
Rupert
may
not
be
a
ureal.
2J
Am-VIU
Hourlst
centre,
"it
certainly
is
a
means
to
induce
visitors
to
stay
I
one
more
day."
He
said
that
of
J
all
US
visitors
in
B.C.
last
year
85
percent
only
stayed
48
hours,
'
or
less,
spending
an
average
of
$2.50
each
for
man,
woman
and
child.
j
"We
want
lo
increase
their,
stay."
Some
of
the
work
the
girls
on
'
this
trip
would
be
doing,
he
said,
1
would
be
to
personally
contact
Americans
at
their
own
large
gatherings
in
northwestern
cities.
Personal
contact,
he
said,
"is
Norwegians
travel
with
the
fciion
for
the
tour,
I
Celebrate
ti:-
women
were
se-
Independence
place
with
a
great
industrial
future.
It
cannot
miss
with
such
a
large
development
as
Kltimat
and
Kemano
only
a
lew
hours
away."
Mr.
McCormick
explained
that
his
group
was
noting
carefully
the
attractions
each
centre
offered.
"The
trip"
from
Prince
Gforge
to
Prince
Rupert
is
the
most
scenic
we
have
ever
seen.
"Union
Steamships,
Canadian
National
and
Pacific
Steamships
and
the
railways
should
get
together
to
sell
circle
tour
of
this
far
more
effective
than
advertising
In
American
njwsnanprs
hundreds
of
appll-bi'in
I
chosen,
tlicyj
,,'ires
nver
a
four-;
j
i
tiid
to
study
our
lo-!
jhv
all
over
again,"
'
fit
Halxoek.
one
of
ff
had
to
learn
all
Um
and
boatj
nli
I
p'jip
taking
practical
1
and
It
is
less
costly."
j
Members
of
the
tourl'ig
group
Include
Misses
Pat
Babcoek.
Pat
'
mftZZ'v.&
wexg&PT?
lB
l,,-
1-11,1
"VbwPwww1
Jwii4i.4
,r"
Taylor,
Rene
Miles.
Anne
Chal
lenger.
Helen
Welch
and
Arden'
Murray.
Miss
Odette
Storm
Is
private
secretary
to
Mr.
McCormick;
Mrs.
Margaret
Jones
Is
touring
chaperone,
and
Miss
Norah
Thick
accompanies
the
group
on
behalf
of
Shell
Oil
tourist
department.
!
vorces
Norwegian
and
Canadian
flags,
spring
flowers
and
red.
while
and
blue
streamers
decorated
tables
for
the
Sons
of
Norway
annual
Independence
Day
celebration.
A
large
crowd
attended
the
Smoi
gasbord,
p
r
g.
r
a
m
and
rianre,
which
.slat
ted
off
with
the
singing
of
"O
Canada"
and
"Ja
VI
&.,sker."
After
a
few
opening
remarks
by
Peter
Petersen,
celebrants
ate
the
great
variety
of
foods
placed
on
h
1hrep-trr
decorated
tabic.
The
hall
also
was
decorated
with
flags
and
colored
streamers.
After
the
meal
a
concert
was
held
before
tables
were
cleared
for
dancing,
which
lasted
until
2
a.m.
'
In
charge
of
the
affair
were:
Miss
Elren
Wasseng,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Ritchie,
Mrs.
Alf
Jensen,
Mr?
j
IJtjfrei.icA
WJtLur
DLf
Jn
W)
24
Panuf,
j
:
fhm
uJtmll
tint
mptitnal
uulii
Mk
Among
floats
to
appear
this!
Saturday
in
the
May
24
parade
will
be
one
representing
the1
Loyal
Protestant,
Home.
The
float
!
Attention
Prince
Rupert
Lodge
N.
63,
I.O.O.F.
A
full
attendance
of
all
Officers
and
Members
is
requested
on
TUESDAY.
MAY
20th.
1st
Degree.
Sojourning
brethren
cordially
invited.
Lodge
opens
8:00
p.m.
J.
DAVIDSON,
R?c.
Secy.
will
be
arranged
by
the
Past
Mistress
Association.
'52
FOBO
offers
YOUR
CHOICE
6$
ALL
TUttgt
1
ry
them
all
then
"Test-Drive"
the
big
'52
Ford
with
your
choice
of
three
preat
drives
Fnrdomatir
Drive,
Overdrive
or
Synchro-Silenl
Shift.
Iiirhever
drive
you
rhoose,
you'll
tSnd
the
liig,
conipletely-tiew
Ford's
your
beat
drive
for
p.
fiiruidme
for
comfort
for
value.
You'll
waut
it
for
keeps.'
C.
Strand,
Miss
Dolly
Benson.!
Plans
to
enter
the
float
in
the
Mrs.
J.
Johnson,
Mrs.
K
D
Glske.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Pedersen,
Mrs.
B.
Roald.
Mrs.
J.
Fredheim,
Mrs.
O.
,
Oiskc,
Miss
A.
Pedersen,
Miss
Irene
Mastad
and
K.
Delhi.
,i.;in.
s
wcie
granted
fi-p
II
S.
WixkI
In
fit
chambers
here,
fjiitrd
were:
Birtle
I8.'ft
Cecilia
Larson;
i
Smith
vs
Jack
Emll
Marry
Black
vs
!.'
Black;
Russell
AT
vs
Laura
Eleanor
ifunain
Davis
vs
Cor-i
I,ponarr
Francis
'
Irene
NiX;
David
i
vs
Rosiyn
Carolyn
v
Mae
Simpson
vs
Vs
Simpon;
Henry
H'T
vs
Gladys
May
''s
G
'orge
Warner
atii.'e
Warner;
Arthur
vs
Klla
Mae
Shaw;
f-'Ar
vs
Marianne
'ji
'hia
Black
vs
Cllve
f
HHni
Richardson
4i
Richardson.
$
ni'licial
se)aratioli
'
Lorraine
Hnulden
'.Svlvesi,.,.
,,(lcn;
'fi'te
Johansen
vs
'J!isni.
-e:;erve,l
n
(,P
Smith
vs
Flora
parade
were
completed
at
the
ninth
anniversary
meeting
of
the
group
at
Broadway
Cafe.
After
a
supper,
Mrs.
J.
Paulson,
secretary,
reported
on
the
financial
success
of
a
stall
operated
at,
the
Ladies'
Ora
ige
Benevolent
Association
tea.
FOH0OM&TW
the
finest
Atifoma
tic
drive
on
the
road
todav
for
no-gear-
Wc
hii
mi
Ms
j
from
laxnfivo
linliil;
URBAN
OASIS
!
The
Borough
of
Stepney
Jn
the
East
End
of
London,
England,
'
C:C
COHVENTIOUAL
For
smooth,
easy
fingertip
shifting,
there'i
famous
Ford
"'Synchro-.Silent"
Shift
standard
and
Ford's
new
Power-Pivot
tJiitch
Pedal
makes
shifting
easier
than
ever.
Anil
with
the
new
Strato-tar
1
10-Hp.
V-H
F.ngine,
it's
a
thrilling
experience
to
drive
the
Wig
'52
Ford.
N-"xt.
meeting
of
the
PMA
will
S.
har
a
small
c'.alry
farm
still
op-
be
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs
tdiifl,
nn-cliifi
li-pedal
driving.
It
combine
the
liet
of
all
odier
drives
hc
Html-cushioned
amoothncM
of
a
torque
converge
plus
the
"gel-up-and-fio"
and
control
of
automatic,
gears.
For
your
best
automatic
drive
Test-Drive
Fordo-iuaiic
Optioual
at
extra
cost.
Carr,
June
19.
erating
after
300
years.
WESTERN
RIN6S
i
voor
choice'
for
fl
ZXTm
etiKHitli,
quiet,
gas-saving
ilrivmg.
A
rord
feature
,1.-.',.
1
J
.
.
1
'.,
Ml.
NEW
P
f
REE
inai
s
owm-r-provcii
ana
ow
tier
test
en
wmi
millions
of
miles
of
driving,
it
automatically
cuts
engine
speed
when
car
travels
over
27
mites
per
hour
to
sa.ve
gas
and
,
engiue
wear.
Optional
at
extra
cost.
Urn.
"!ter
trying
many
kinds
of
remedies
to
relieve
constipation,
I
finally
turned
to
a
daily
helping
of
AL.L-BKAN.
No
constipation
now!"
confides
happy
Montreal
woman.
And
delicious
Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN
may
hring
back
your
youthful
regularity
if
your
suffering
has
been
due
to
lack
of
bulk
in
your
diet.
It's
the
only
type
ready-to-eat.
cereal
that
supplies
all
the
bulk
you
may
need.
all-bran
is
high
in
iron
and
protein
-
not
habit-forming.
Kat
H
cupful
of
Kellogg's
all-bran
daily;
drink,
plenty
of
liquids.
Kellogg's
is
so
sure
you'll
like
ALLrBRAN
that
if
you're
not
completely
satisfied
after
10
days,
send
empty
carton
to
Kellogg's
London,
Ont.,
and
get
DOUBLE
YOUR
MONEY
BACKl
One
in
every
pncknqe
of
no-hp.
mMf
mm
'8
Cngine
pnT'S
GRAPE-NUTS
FLAKES
Bigger
in
SIZE.
..Bigger
in
BEAUTY
.
Bigger
in
POWER
'tiawherry
plants
Yr!
Ry
Ropers
picture
rings
TWKI.VE
of
them
featuring
Roy
Rngers,
TrinRer,
Bullet
and
other
cTiitcnR
Western
suhietts.
In
htigK
colors
tit
any
hnger.
You'll
want
them
all!
at
dip
Rnfurv
1
1
''w-
U20O
II
Klks
Don't.
"Test-Drive'ikm
52
J1"1'!
Friday
niKht,
l"'r
couple.
Mem-I
Is
only.
(122c)
uliton,
f
ii,f,
Mu.
V'aiiK.la,
Is
in
the
1
Ills
I)Pll,iHI.ol
FORDOEAIER
Sft
YOUR
Sugarofsiling
makes
Gfape-Nuts
Flakes
extra
delicious,
extra
appetiting.
And
they
provide
the
nourishment
of
sun-ripened
iheat
and
malted
barley
of
TWO
l.V,
37.
iff
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one:
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today.
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of
Friendly
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GRAPE
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Ford
onJ
Monarch
l)ei!rrs
Prince
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end
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B.C.
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in-
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Tuesday,
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t'lvic
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'
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