to
Robert
Burns
Church
Was
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
January
28,
1952
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(Conference
of
f-erJonciU
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nil
Uloode
Women
y
With
Full
Ceremony
4,
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r
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Former
Local
,
D.
O.
Wlant,
of
Columbus,
mhiig
win.
iu
uauo)jui
bAllUil
uni-
M
Banquet
of
Local
Club
Ohio,
sailed
la.st
night
on
board
cullies,
many
from
oulsicle
who
the
Chllcotln
for
Vancouver,
had
Intended
to
be
at
the
Women
of
the
Moose
mid-winter
J
bill-o'-fare,
trvaditional
ceremonial
nous
;
and
he
is
understood
to
have
come
from
Russia.
He
was
herein
the
early
days,
having
been
employed
on
railway
construction.
He
served
as
a
private
ln
the
62nd
Battalion
in
the
First
Great
War
and
later
lived
in
!
Prince
Rupert
at
428
West
j
Seventh
Avenue.
He
was
buried
in
the
soldiers'
section
at
Moun-
!
tain
View,
Vancouver.
Mrs.
iwrs.
ooraon
ooraon
a
a
raser
raser
and
and
voimu
young
cnnferpmn
conference
wi.
were
unable
i,n-.hi
tn
to
at
at.
in
n
returned
rot
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...
.
.
riatu
speeches
marked
the
fourth
annual
on
the
Princes
tend,
but,
in
spite
of
adver.se
1
.1
.
Mllf'lU
ft,l..
i
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Veteran
Dies
A
former
war
veteran
who
lived
in
Prince
Rupert
for
some
time
died
in
Shaughnessy
hospital
last
yk
in
his
sixty-seventh
year.
His
name
was
Nikifor
Bokshytz
Anniversary
lianquei
under
the
auspices
of
I
,
v
y
lu,,u"""s
"ouuays
weamer
conamon.
a
success-
i?imcrt
Burns
Llub
which
was
hp
.1
at
th
.
.'afternoon
and
evening.
rmt
yapt.
a"d
and
.J4rs-
Mrs.
u
H.
C
C.
Powi
Flood
,
and
and
r,,.m.nl..
Ceremonies
were
in
charge
of
it
Mrs.
Grace
Mc-
Cafe
.
on
Friday
i
evening.
m
The
gathering
,
ot
k
son
returned
to
the
city
on
the
stSto?
S
members
and
guests
included
F.
E.
Anfield,
,rom
a
.
pranri
rfapi-
triDto
Crn.,6
Vancouver
vanuuuver.
ln
01
of
'
Pr
nnce
""Peri,
wnue
Glenn
was
conference
leader
in
Overflowing
Large
toncrrgatiun
Galliers
to
Pay
Final
Tribute
to
J.
A.
Ten
A
congregation,
which
filled
Frst
Presbyterian
Church
to
overflowing
gathered
Saturday
afternoon
at
the
final
rites
for
the
late
John
Albert
Teng,
well
known
Canadian
National
Railways
employee,
vocalist
and
churchman,
who
passed
away
last
week
following
an
accident
in
the
local
railway
shops.
Rev.
Dr.
E.
A.
Wright,
D.D.,
officiated
and
refenod
touching-ly
to
the
"vacant
chair"
which
had
been
left
in
community,
church
and
home.
He
paid
high
tribute
to
the
worth
of
esteem
i"f
i
ho
.serious
loss
his
death
would
mean
in
many
quarters.
The
pastor
also
spoke
words
of
comfort
to
the
bereaved
-widow
son
and
daughter.
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
presided
at
the
organ
to
accompany
the
s'iiging
of
hymns
which
were
"Sp.rit
Of
God.
nPKfPnrf
llnnn
AnnU.uiiite.
M
P.,
tributed
to
thp
huiidtna
nf
t-Ht.
R.
LeiHe
Brash,
newly
appoint
the
absence
of
Senior
Reeent
...
t-.
t
.
.
ed
seci'Pt.arv-ma.itiopr
-f
,
:-,
..
'Mrs.
Rhodes
Passes
Away
i
A
sufferer
fio;n
heart
trouble
I
for
some
years,
Mrs.
Synnove
.
Rhodes,
wife
of
Murray
(Dusty)
Rhodes
of
this
city,
passed
away
'
at
o'clock
this
morning
at
her
home
in
the
Elizabeth
Apartments.
She
had
been
in
hospital
on
occasions
and
ten
days
ago
had
been
discharged.
:
Fifty-three
years
of
age,
Mrs.
Rhodes
was
born
In
Norway
and
left
there
when
three
years
of
"t.
coming
to'Annieville
near
New
Westminster.
Then
she
went
to
Bella
Coola
to
live
with
Mi.
and
Mrs.
Adolf
Christensen.
In
1923
she
married
Mr.
Rhodes
and
they
lived
a
Ocean
Falls
for
twenty-three
years,
then
moving
to
Port
Mellon
for
five
years
before
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
two-and-a-half
years
ago.
Mrs.
Rhodes
is
survived,
besides
her
widower,
by
a
daughter,
Mrs.
David
ijonn)
Wood
of
this'
city,
and
a
grandson
and
granddaughter.
Other
surviving
relatives
include
a
brother,
George
Lande
of
Port
Edward,
and
a
foster-brother,
Norman
Christensen,
and
foster-sister,
Mrs.
George
Currie,
both
of
Prince
Rupert.
There
are
also
three
sisters
and
a
brother
in
New
Westminster
and
two
foster-brothers
and
one
foster-sister
at
Bella
Coola.
Deceased
was
a
memhpr
nf
tho
cellulose
Com-
been
many
Scotsmen
who
could
cnadl
Legton
here,
arrived
I..
Widdowjon
of
Prince
George
i
white
and
purple
be
truly
called
the
makers
of
cUy
on
the
Camosun
H
f"r
0W,nRslt0J
Mra
""...
P"
nU
to
assume
his
duties
her,
VS23E
TO
777"
1
CI
iciuiM
oti...."..
"c
,ui
us
nut
xor-
miss
Helen
Balairno.
sallinc
nn...vMr
Amv
ko-
f-mn.
;uk.
,,e
pipes,
and
Ret
.
those
thousands,
the
private
on
the
Princess
Norah
tonight
dsoutv
nri
rPm,,t
s',,nu-
r
,u
,he
traditional
individuals,
the
rank
and
file,
returns
to
Seattle
following
a
tn
College
of
Regents'
admin-
.as
faithfully
ob-
.-u-
e.io.ts.
o,
'en
posthumous-
holiday
here
with
her
parents,
istratlon
fund.
I;,
contributed
so
much
to
this
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
B.
Balamio.
A
banquet
which
followed
was
.
to
vti,ec
of
development
we
boast
.soiiii-lrlbute
hlghliehled
bv
a
aroim
oi
cim-
b01
n
in
Kyle"
and
about
today."
;
Mr.
and
Mr..
T.
Wallace
.ailed
drBen
n
edJ
e
Txemplifymg
,m(.t
ol
the
"Scl-
Mr.
Applewhaite
briefly
outlin-
hl"!,'
b
e
CmwSU"
0,n
l"e
Moase
9
o'clock
ceremony
t
by
the
Chairman,
cd
the
work
to
that
end
of
some
.
J,n
'
stearl-
Mr-
wal-
The
children
all
dressed
in
py-!
..
the
repast
was
iu
I
lie
famous
men
In
Canadian
dfl
"fv
been
h.ere
fo''
le'
jamas
and
carrying
candles
en-!
,v
hen
"The
Hau-
history-Sir
Alexander
MacKen-
.Vh3
?"
buslnes
connection
tered
the
darkened
lodge
room!
,M
in
-wr
a'
the
zi.-,
Lord
Selkirk.
William
Lyon
?i,mh,
K"18
Pfrat'n
tot
to
form
a
heart
around
the
altar
!
I
hish
by
James
Mackenzzle,
Sir
George
Brown,
"olumDla
Cellulose
Co.
at
3ir-
iIley
knelt
while
repeating
in!
played
to
Its
place
Sir
John
A.
MacDonald,
Lord
unison
the
ceremonial
scripture
...n..
All
L'l..!..
r'
1
rr,
...
i.
a.
nuui-iiouii.
mi
I..K.U,
on
quanta
jupper,
Bir
rortrait
of
Aid
George
B
t
twice
maue
ic
uie
iuu
james
james
luiougias,
uougias,
their
tneir
contr
contriou-
ou-
Casey,
Casey,
who
who
has
has
h,.Pn
hPn
i.,
i.,
J-arucipaung
were
Barbar,
to
be
at
tlOll
tO
ODenini?nn
nf
thte
iiutt
rnnupr
r.
tv,a
1.
Hillton.
l.arrv
filmrnn
ami
RvH
loom.
d
and
addressed
in
country,
its
develomnent
ii
inwtra
in
n..n
-
n.-.'
Tiev
ney
Dickens
Dickens.
fimrm
Georire
Mc-InnL
MrTnni,
..
..
w
r:,,i,m
,f
:r.r.
..
""'
mat
uj
.
w...iucianuii
ana
...v.
mie-
ciiy.
-
Mention
.v
..
wvu
is
lo
made
IlldUtJ
of
tlw
My
Heart"
and
'
Lead.
Kindly
Light."
.
Members
of
the
Masonic
Lodge,
Canadian
Legion
Women's
Auxiliary,
J
ib's
Daughters'
in
a
body,
and
other
organizations
were
represented
i
The
were
many
beautiful
floral
tributes.
Following
the
church
service,!
interment
was
made
in
Falrview
I
cemetery.
j
Honorary
pallbearers
were
T
''
11.
Priest.
A.
W.
Burnip,
Harry
I
Calderwood,
Jonn
E.
Davey,
F.
!
Lynne
and
Ray
Mclntyre,
Karen
and
Irene
Bellamy,
Dale
Walker,
Joey,
Dougie
and
Micker
Mulder,
Wayne
and
Bobby
Grim-ble
and
Gail
Parkin.
iicu
uui
aim
eve.?-
k.uuuh,
ana
to
-niaKing
It
lor
all
lact
of
Aid
Casey
having
served
d
to
the
choppln'
.Imc
a
part
of
the
British
Em-
for
a
period
of
22
years
as
an
li
.
now
the
British
Common-
alderman
in
Pi
live
Rupert
as
niier
and
tlic
toast
wealth."
These
men
were
for
the
well
as
his
activity
ln
general
lie
Secretary,
J.
S.
most
part
reformers
ahead
of
community
matters
and
labor
Order
of
the
Eastern
Star
and
tlu
Anglican
Church
and
at
one
time
of
the
Imperial
Order
Daughters
df
the
Empire.
Remains
will
be
sent
tomorrow
on
the
Camosun
to
New
Westminster
where
Interment
will
be
made.
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
STONE
BUILDING
anions
other
mes-
"''r
time,
able
to
make
sacri-
affairs.
His
aee
is
eivpn
Jl
vie
I
sli
riua
li
ijin
the
rre.siaem
even
ui
pouucai
friend
iriend-
seventy
-six.
stat-
ships.
"Every
one
of
those
men
.'ial
R.
Cameron
as
Betting
along
"as
gone
to
his
reward.
It
Is
cted
to
be
back
in
ffcr
to
talk
about
those
that
Prince
Rupert
Vcrn
Miller,
city;
J.
I.
Sweet,
W.
MrRae.
A.
Wallace,
L.
B.
Waite,
L.
M.
Williams.
J.
Simp
ngatjeminl
of
ne
After
a
toast
are
ocaa
lnan
about
the
llvlntr.
c.
nimeiu
and
U
Lemon.
Active
pallbearers
were
Alex
Mitchell,
Thom.-s
Dahli,
Theo
Fortune,
James
Hpridon,
Alex
-Ii!
and
John
Duvidson.
tlic
Chairman
pre-
"That
is
my
reason,"
said
Mr.
ir
A
akers
-'
the
cream
Applewhaite,
"for
not
mentlon-
son.
H
Bonnell.
W.
Page,
E.
i
cJLaia
illu
fit
irwilr'U.
Jon
nce
or
Prince
Ru-
mg
more
modern
Scots
the
IMacL.ods,
the
Haigs,
the
Mur-
Wark,
F.
Carlisle.
H.
Flesher
and
J.
Ross,
Vancouver;
D.
Vincent,
Ketchikan:
W.
F.
J.
bshnrnp
j
CHENEY,
Washington,
Jan.
MKMOItV
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a"
onirl-
23
"
"iuii
measure
""-""
lo
l"
the
me
at
'erracci
bvciyn
Woods.
Pothlow.
'iic'ikinv
m
Hie
u
,u
,
-Ml
miss
Laila
Laua
Husoy,
Husoy,
a
a
junior
junior
V
"f,d
tnev
Ttl'lZ
80
l0"
Eastn
Washington
Vollege
of
mory
Education,
reeent.lv
rPv0!,iH
w
rge;
K.
L.
Brash,
Victoria;
...
uu..Uv,u
(.uiiiiiiucb
tu
receive
eacement
tn
Rot
nm.ii
t.,.
iH-
MartU.
Kitimat:
O.
N.
Par-
California;
Mr.
Masset;
D.
O.
Ohio:
E
n
We
hove
the
largest
stock
of
dishes
in
Northern
B.C.
suv
nf
rv..-.i
t-i.
r
vi,
u
oltlus
amai.-
w
can
,of
k
forwa,.rt
tn
,,,
.
-
j
i-ui
in
vdiituuver.
Prince
Rupert,
and
her
flanw
W.
D.
Garvick,
H.
Minshall
A.
r,
this
paradox
ture
with
confidence."-
jus
oi
men.
tie
..BroU
wha
Hue.
mis
b.uk
to
1757,
j
Morrison.
was
sung
by!
7
"
erakl
D
BarreU'
F-
c
Blackboard.
C.
H
h
Pope
of
St.
Johns.
i
chcpn
j.
H.
McGlashan,
R.
A.
DINNER
SETS
A
summer
wedding
at
the
Day.
J.
B
Strelton
and
G.
Ab-bridc-clect's
home
ln
Prince
I?u-
bott.
Vancouver:
J
H
Hitphpm-ir
pert
Is
planned
uurncss
aim
Ag-
p,PSrnlatl-.n
of
a
souvenir
married
and
,v,e
c
of
..Ta,
0.
sallU.r..
I1"
e,t
mude
10
Mr-
Applewhaite.
jft
iy.
Iu
the
k
birth
:
the
storm
which
TIIE
MSSE8
i
-eek
neighborly
Responding
to
the
toast
"The
n
ten
L
of
tlip
tnr-
Lasses."
W
r
R
.iinn.
BREAKFAST
SETS
CUPS
and
SAUCERS
Especially'
good
selection
ol
"
fciMMWwiwiii
turn
vmmmkmwedmm
3
(lers
Queen
Charlotte
City;
Rtg
Samp-ron
and
Edd.e
Sampson,
Foit
Simpson;
B.
Hansen,
city;
Mrs.
Robbins,
Juskatla;
G.
Duplesse,
Sunnysid?;
J.
Ford,
Victoria;
J.
Mitchell,
Westview;
J.
J.
Mackey,
T.
Erickson,
C.
A.
Manzoni,
E.
A.
Vincent,
H.
J.
Johansen,
J.
E.
rea
v-
""'".I
unl.8,v.U
.head
of
this
young
thanks
for
Ljing
Invited
and
re-
.TEAPOTS
and
WHITE
KITCHENWARE
Gordon
&
Anderson
S
O
N.
meeting
Monday,
28,
8
pm.
Utci
ou.
ui
me
unit
in
i
circa
10
nis
visn
to
Edinburgh
d
it
was
an
au-
and
looking
along
Princess
kept
auspicious
Street
up
to
the
Rock,
and
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Inn
went
on
Lii
Cmtnl
Bwd
k
IM
GmoiunM
must
feel
exceedingly
proud
of,
,o
the
living-place
of
Mary,
Queen
Wednesday.
There
w
ill
be
no
Mrs.
tI
Scots.
Enlivening
his
tulk
basketb.iil
league
games
or
prac-
ards
he
with
anecdote
he
suld
that
the!tlces
on
Tuesday.
Civic
Centre
don,
C.
Black
and
W.
J.
Rich-Terrace;
L.
Hockncy,
Lon-1
Out
n
n
nmi.
nr
W
Britiili
Celwbi.
poet's
background
ui,
ta.
Association.
(ltd
Cartwright,
Edmonton.
'
wine,
tlic
conlld-
names
oi
scots
lassies
stood
out
(
,
l
weans',
Out
never
history.
In
looking
over
the
(pend
time
with
Pirtf
of
the
British
Empire
which
V
d
of
.sour
and
bal-
S,''M
p:
omlly
exists,
he
noted
the
WILFOKD
ELECTRICAL
WORKS
Molors
ond
Generators
Rewound
and
Repaired
MOTORS
BOl
(,I1T
Anil
SOLD
New
and
Rebuilt
(iencrators
6-13-33
volts
"
f
winch
had
such
Pwer
ana
inuurnce
or
the
men
"i
upon
her
tirst-
of
Scotland
but.
while
noting
-.p
ike
of
tire
poet's
lnat
mc
come
far
to
the
fore
iron;
party
man,
1,1
till
piovincc.
he
wondered
is.
.stiung
In
mind
wl,v
the
women
have
not.
And
'"I
invincible
in
S""'-
11
''as
perfectly
logical.
The
aidly
kind
and
a
''omen
ivinnined
In
the
back-
eliiidien"
bv
grt'id.
keeping
ahd
passing
on
Itox
1307
example;
and
yf
'he
home-life
which
played
so
JIK
int.
IIM.I
PW'At
a
imrl
nn.a.,ln..
It...
tl.n
uie
"
great
tiieat
t
4
ui
I0RD
CAIWSRT
;1
an
li!e
'
-
i'-
pi-jviui
inii
vitv
"
'ft
Hunts
In
hav-
nirn
of
courage
and
exploring
'
t'aeher,
and
who
"('''It.
pushing
them
forward
as
t
that
he
was
"a
ln
lhc
Pa-las
in
the
case
of
the
vei.
to
.spring
to
immortal
Bard
and
so
many
pouer
.
.
T)le
othersthat
help
from
behind
a
iiictuie
of
the
,l10
s,',ii's
that
has
been
the
f
Hums'
boy-
Scot's
main
strength.
"The
Las-
''
manhood,
the
sll's
oI
Scotland
they
have
the
'appointments
tna'st
cominB
to
them."
Burn,
ellorts
to
lo
minutes'
silence
was
ob-
laniiiy
after
his
tri
d
all
standing
as
tribute
to
p)
'"
set
a
it
it
D
3
:ie:i
gi'inus
iind-
me
memory
of
the
late
Mr.
J
A.
I
fJAb
t?17.
II
W
I
11
111
.songs
and
Teng.
Served
with
pride
Q
aim
11
o
aiu
Pintii..-
n..ii..
i
i
,
PgYLOTV
A
KEEP
WARM
and
Mnglng
of
Scottish
songs
uroughj,
the
evening
to
a
close.
mw
a
on
those
special
occasions
J
II
...1
I.,
ii
"
r
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e
ol
J(.a
Ar.
'u-li
It
all
"young
I1"1
his
roots
into
and
from
it
came
and
sorrow
.
,
.'
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disease
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nucii
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cement
was
Invented'
I
,
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tn
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'
villsufficcj;
in
bv
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1":"'t
mis
inde-
1
I,
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C-TDir
ish
bricklayer.
'uugju
lor
'""Dies
of
equality,!
01
Hie
poor
and,
'
of
human
kind,'-'"
m
his
day
of
''
human
rights
w
ever
a
living
:
'
honor
his
im-
-nid,
for
ever!
.
.
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HUW
f
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mile
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in
;
shl
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hlsScotl
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II
lid
tl,P
nn-
Lsso
and
Ksso
Txtra
arc
lonliinmlly
hcinu
improved
to
give
tlic
best
'lHsky.
related
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li
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wart
(5.20
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:
wet's
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"fin!!
out.
the:
"
tharuclcr
of
U
ie
I
balanced
combination
of
instant
starting,
smooth
flowing
power,
lively
acceleration
and
protection
agaiiiM
engine
ping.
Switch
'
I
gasolines
and
you're
always
ahead!
on
liv
H.
Kield.
(',vl'''i''
MP.
"Canada,"
and
a
'
.
;
w;-"
aim,shPre..
ii
to
be
"whii-ii
-mm
0mmm
B.C.
Power
Co.
'
Glad
I
switched,
vi
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uo
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DISTILLERS
(Canada)
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MAULIN
.
j
I'riticc
Kupcrl,
Hi:.
J
com-
1
his
tlvcrtiiciuait
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
CouUol
Board
OX
by
the
Government
of
kitith.
Columhik.
lw
had
con
mmm
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