!
Piince
Rupert
Doily
News
Friday,
April
30,
1954
ic
Centre
Turned
Into
Rainbow
Land
Interesting
Potpourri
Craft
Show
rts
civic
Centre
featuring
some
smart
lamps
1
'
..in,fni
rilsnlavs.
is
lealherwork.
Including
a
wide
IvJ.l
-
'i
X:
i,
!
Mf
OFF
l!
.
,.,iarv
nf
local
variety
of
nurses,
belts,
wallet
both
staged
by
the
Business
and
Professional
Women's
Club.
The
club
also
has
a
"cabbage
patch"
novelty
booth.
v
Groups
from
St.
Peter's
Seal
Cove
Church,
including
the
AYPA,
have
several
booths,
one
featuring
Japanese
art
articles
i
in
the
annual
"pot-.
and
some
slippers,
some
of
which
now
under-
is
for
sale.
fVits
'how,
,
I
Another
booth
displays
lovely
I
L
opened
nPri
vesterday
1
1
crochet
work
by
Mrs.
B.
Arndt,
which
also
U
for
sale.
f
S
at
'
the
many
Next
are
boys'
crafts
Including
I,
slides
on
display
as
wuuuwui.,
iiiuuci
pmues
anu
boats,
and
the
pottery
display,
with
some
nice
work
by
the
Civic
Centre
pottery
class
students,
much
done
by
Mrs.
Bay
Palmer.
I
,d
throuph
the
gym-,nd
auditorium,
before
j,hf
tea
room.
for
sale,
another,
titled
"Curiosity
Shoppe"
offering
secondhand
items,
a
sewing
machine
demonstration
booth,
and
a
mhi-iature
picture
show
for
youngsters.
Centering
the
auditorium
Is
a
big
home
baking
stall,
operated
by
different
local
women's
organization,
while
on
stage
Is
a
jitney
dance,
also
operated
by
COI'PKRC'RAFT
Some
interesting
copperwork
s
polTI.AIt
lWPr
display
was
per-t
pooular,
and
almost
tor
to
the
show
came
a
mock
flower.
The
.1
n
nrpilti
by
Centre
craft
students
also
Is
displayed
In
the
pym,
and
sev-1
wandering
flower
y
a
Louis
Cumpagnola.
.
-it'
k
t
:
ft
I
"
:.
.
i
"
If
fiiU
h
the
eye
In
the
All-New
78
and
45
rpm
Records
Long
Play
Records
Vi
Off
at
McRAE
BROS.
M
is
a
boot
h
or
necnic-
eye-stopper.
The
pretty
IN
STREET
CLOTHES
Heft)
or
In
coveralls,
Lucille
Pieti
is
an
ih
Mexican
emuroiucrru
Mrs.
willson,
Deauu-
1
.
i
-
j
'
Z
j
the
AYPA.
TEA
SERVl'.f
In
the
teen
room,
visitors
are
served
tea
by
members
of
the
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
who
also
operate
a
hot
dog
stand
for
youngsters.
The
AYPA
also
offers
a
babysitting
service,
kept
busy
yesterday
afternoon
and
last
night.
Only
a
small
crowd
visited
the
"potpourri"
yesterday,
but
those
who
did
were
full
of
praise
for
Civic
Centre
crafts
director
Rowlie
Miles,
who
directed
the
project.
27-year-old
miss
is
the
only
known
lady
auto
motive
engineer,
and
holds
a
B.S.M.E.
degree.
Normally,
Miss
Pieti,
who
is'
of
Finnish
extrac
tion,
is
employed
in
the
engineering
division
of
a
Detroit
automotive
plant,
but
she
is
now
dou
bling
as
a
factory
authority
and
demonstrator
for
an
automobile-sponsored
'television
progra
m.
Lt
DV
Mrs.
J.
R.
Mit-iiKunl
knitted
lace
by
fameron,
needlepoint
by
l,,rk
and
Mrs.
Dusty
i
md
some
lovely
hand-Jfs,
also
by
Mrs.
Ftnodn.
0f
the
Civic
Centre
.
aottle-crp.ft
is
next,
eral
games
of
skill
and
balloon
.stands
round-out
the
display.
In
the
auditorium,
another
display
of
copper
craft,
with
some
outstanding
work
by
Mrs.
Olive
E.
Alcock
of
Smlthers
Is
the
first
booth
to
catch
the
eye.
Another
display
features
.
the
work
of
patients
at
miller
Bay,
some
of
which
Is
for
sale.
There
is
needlework,
shell
work,
bead
work,
water
colors
and
weaving.
Unusual
features
of
the
Miller
nny
display
are
purses
made
of
salmon
and
halibut
skin.
The
staff
at
Miller
Bay
has
undertaken
preparation
of
skins
of
locally
caught
fish.
MANICI'RF.S
Next
to
catch
the
visitor's
eye
is
a
shoe
shine
stand
and
a
highly
popular
manicure
both,
Advertising
in
the
Daily
News
Brings
Result-
Carson
Stars
In
Boxer's
Story
.
Canada's
only
refrigerator
with
-
--
-
i
Jack
Carson
stars
In
the
Ford
Mr.
Miles
and
spokesmen
for
the
other
organizations
taking
1
Theatre
production
of
"The
Duke
val
Plans
part,
hope
for
bigner
crowds
1
Steps
Out"
to
lc
heard
over
sta-
Colorama
Styling
during
the
remainder
of
the
!
tion
CFPR
tomorrow
at
8:30.
V
-bl
in
m.xm::
A
show
which
continues
afternoon
and
evening,
today
and
The
Manic.-'ja
-
born
Carson
will
be
heara
us
Duke
Wellington
Completed
orenarations
for
the
ipfrt
District
Music
and
The
nw
1954
Frigidoir
r-frigeratort
hav
beautiful
new
blue
and
gold
interiors.
Some
models
are
also
available
with
glamorous
exterior
color
an
ottractive
pastel
yellow
with
matching
color
inside
I
"
1
who
Is
a
heavyweight
boxing
;
champion
but
has
manners
and
modesty
and
behaves
like
a
I
grnllenmn.
Over
the
protests
j
of
his
manager
and
his
trainer
j
he
follows
a
long
standing
am-i
bilion
and
the
lure
of
a
pretty
tivnl
were
oiscussen
in
4
Association's
session
the
last
meeting
prior
lival
which
opens
May
"Tough"
Safety
Rules
Save
Worker's
'
Lives
-w
Savs
w
Jones
.
Decker
was
named
In
-:niri
co-ed
named
Susan
cormn
f
rehearsal
arrange-;
Management
must
be
toughlcrn
all
be
traced
to
some
mis-1
and
enrolls
at
a
btate
college.
10
FRlGlDAlRt
-.A
persons
desiring
re-
j
about
driving
home
the
Import-
take
or
act
of
negligence
on
the
!
a,voltl
unfavorable
publicity
lor
Congratulations
TO
THE
OWNERS
OF
THE
CENTRAL
CAFE
ON
THE
OPENING
OF
THEIR
NEW
J
fJ
I
f
(?
f
t
Painting
and
Interior
Decorating
by
R.
RAHMER
with
th
official
ac-
;ance
of
iafety
rules
if
accident.
part
of
tha
employee,"
he
said.;
lne
coiiege
nis
laemuy
must
it-
;
were
asked
to
con-
j
are
to
be
avoided,
W.
C.
R.
Jones,
"Safety
is
an
instinct
which
!
main
secret.
Furtheimo:
Su-W
H
Lemmon
was
manager
at
the
Columbia
Cellu-
!
must
be
kept
alive
in
your
own
1
san
has
mac,c
Paln
shf
.d0P3
he
hill
committee,
to
;
lose
mill,
told
the
Oyro
Club
at
j
mind.
"No
one
can
delegate
it
to
not
approve
of
prize
fight
mg.
d
by
R.
Bird
and
E.
its
weekly
luncheon
this
week.
;
you."
i
So
to
the
campus
and
to
Su-
"Somebody
has
to
say
no,
J
As
an
illustration
of
how
man-
j
san
the
Duke
is
known
as
Jimmy
ns
was
annointed
to
'
somebody
has
to
be
nasty
about
ngeiial
toiighnes.i
pays
off,
the
:
Van
Blarcom.
He
studies
hard
Choose
from
7
Different
Models
$.95
PRICED
FROM
UP
$
the
possibility
of
hiv-
things
to
prevent
men
from
tak-
speaker
cited
the
case
of
an
in-
and,
secretly,
trains
for
a
bout
i
-ps
taken
of
perform-
Ing
a
chance
on
injury,
and
per-1
dustry
which
after
a
bad
time!
in
which
he
must
defend
his
the
festival.
The
haps
oealn,
Mr.
Jones
said,
j
wun
accidents,
iaia
aown
mc
uue.
uwviuiuijr,
nusuuucrsuiiiu-io
stressed
that
tho.t
"Out
at
the
plant,
I
know
there
rule
that
any
man
with
an
ac-1
inps
interfere
with
the
course
of
prt,
to
follow
the
fes-
ore
those
who
think
we
are
toojeident
among
those
Immediately
,
tr-.c
..vf
fnr
R:iinrri!iv
nteht
touuh
about
It.
Well,
we're
go-1
under
him
would
be
fired.
Thi-
Terms
as
low
os
$26
95
Down
13,5
Month,y
not
be
included
In
Ing
to
get
tougher.
It's
thj
clyj
mod's
tickets.
Admin-,
way
to
make
sun
that
men
slay
ae
75
cents
for
adults
'
alive."
rule
acted
progressively
so
that
j
AIR
CADET
DANT
even
top
management
was
af-
Air
cadets
of
No.
551)
frinee
fecled
The
result
was
that
thejRupcrt
Squadron
will
hold
their
industry
has
gou
10
years
with-.
Easter
dance
at
the
Armory
to-out
a
Suss-of-tliuf
accident.
j
night,
starting
at
8:30.
Members
An
outstanding
case
of
,
the
j
of
the
sponsoring
committee
ani
enforcement
of
safety
reguia-1
their
wives
also
will
attend.
i'.ls
(or
students.
133
8th
Ave.
Easfr
Phone
Red
110
.
-rtinp
also
passed
n
:hanks
to
Mrs.
W.
8.
Mr.
Jones
had
with
him
thf
imposing
gold
trophy
which
the
mill
t
Watson
Island
received
for
the
best
safety
record
in
the
pulp
and
paper
industry
In
1953.
Its
record
was
two
accidents
during
1,113.733
working
man
hours
her
work
on
the
fes-
am.
-ibiness
of
the
session
tions.
Mr.
Jones
pointed
out,
was
i
provided
when
the
atomic
reactor
plant
at
Chalk
River
became
flooded
with
radio-active
heavy
water.
So
intense
was
th?
welcome
of
Mrs.
R.
'
presenting
the
Legion
'
ft'vlS
n
accident
frequence
of
member
,.mh
onrt
and
1
1.80
compared
to
the
Industry's
I
as
a
new
ni
of
a
nominating
average
for
li.e
year
of
12.35.
Jon'.?
'.aid
he
was
par-
for
election
of
of'
P-tfiv
n
i5
luding
Mrs.
E.
Becker,
ticularly
prcud
of
this
achlnve-S.
Kergin
and
R.
H.
ment
in
view
of
the
fact
that
when
the
plant
started
opera-
I(mb
Oinw
vfinrR
fifrn.
onlv
12
of
danger
of
contamination
that
no
one
could
work
at
clearing
the
damage
for
more
than
five
minutes
every
13
weeks.
Consequently
it
was
necessary
to
bring
in
untrained
crews
by
the
hun-Jreds
and
rehearse
each
member
beforehand
in
the
exact
brief
iob
he
was
to
do.
The
op.-ration
the
520
employees
had
worked
In
e
pulp
mill
before.
It
was
necessary
to
draw
heavily
on
local
.
1
A'as
so
carefully
executed
that
untrainrd
personnel
because
ol
a
8lnge
scrious
acei(it
rc-
P
SUEY
.
.
.
Heartiest
Congratulations
TO
THE
MANAGEMENT
OF
THE
CENTRAL
GAFE
ON
THEIR
NEW
oCci
CjoncloLi
Ccife
sowing
machino
suite.,
Mr.
Joiits
caded
that
ladlo-
.CHOW
MEIN
II1L'
1UIK
Ui
IlUUCllIt-'
He
said
that
scrious
accident?-which
have
already
occurred
this
it
S
1
...
i'
'
1
-'
-
',
'I
"
I
.
.
....
Fr
v.
t
4
4
p
m.
-
3:30
o.m
year
have
destroyed
the
mill"!
chances
of
keeping
the
trophy
,
In
1954,
but
he
was
confident
it
!
would
come
back
here.
The
accidents
we
have
hju'
l
v
-
v
x
m
y
.
.
t
a
m
r
-
w
Ipod
Cafe
actlve
isotopes
were
used
in
the
detection
of
damage
to
boilers
at
the
Watson
Island
plant.-He
said
they
were
extremely
effective
and
that,
without
them,
'here
were
times
when
the
plant
might
have
been
obliged
to
close
down.
The
sneaker
wis
introduced
by
Joe
Scott
and
thanked
by
Ron
Allen.
ii'Wf
Orders
I'hone
133
ders
red
ladway
Cafe
record
sale
now
(101)
Half
price
on
at
McRaes.
NORTHWEST
CONSTRUCTION
LIMITED
718
2nd
Avenue
Phone
563
Moose
Whist
Drive,
Saturday
8
p.m.
102
Children
of
L.O.O.M.
mem
4
LADNER,
B.C.
(CP)
Fisherman
Dal
Ingram
landed
a
452-pound
sturgeon
In
the
Fraser
river.
Th3
Pacific
sturgeon,
as
contrasted
with
the
lake
sturgeon
found
in
other
parts
of
Canada,
sometimes
weighs
as
much
as
1,000
pounds.
bers
and
their
friends,
free
showing
of
moving
pictures
at
7:00
p.m.
.sharp
at
Lodge
tonight.
(It)
pT
OF
FOOD
IH
Co-Op
-Bakery,
nnoy
anc
Saturday,
an
old
favorite,
Dixie
Taffy
cake,
50e.
Don't
forget
Co-Op
Enriched
Bread,
your
best
buy.
Ask
for
it
by
name
ot
your
grocers.
(101)
ST
OF
COOKING
T1KH
Ot
T
OROKItS
Phone
200
Firtt
select
and
insert
a
.
pattern
disc
cempUtoly
vtomatically,
it
makes
th
fanciest
ewing
at
easy
t
alayln
record
!
Eto'
PkcIuiJvc)
Optn
Arm
lets
you
darn
iocki,
mnd
llMfl,
(C,
WlthUt
openinq
iffomt
pgratulations
$29-50
DOWN
ONLY
on
the
opening
of
Cjoiulofa
dafc
OPENS
TOMORROW
;
COMPLETE
DINNERS
AND
LUNCHES
ITALIAN
DISHES
A
SPECIALTY
$15.00
MONTHLY
Bern
Open
Monday
to
Thursday
6:30
a.m.
to
1:30
a.m.
Friday
and
Saturday
until
3:00
a.m.
Sunday
8
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
FOR
ORDERS
TO
TAKE
OUT
-:-
PHONE
RED
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Contracting
done
by
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&
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STORE
THAT
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BUILT"
Phone
6
or
36
'
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i
-
;
1
-.
T
i
Central
Cafe
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Close
8
p.m.
Tonight
from
May
1
Hours
Doily
8
o.m.
to
6
p.m.
Closed
Sunday