Princp
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
April
5,
1952
Banker
Now
At
Kitmat
The
Bank
of
Montreal
Ls
the
first
of
the
Canadian
chartered
banfcs
to
get
established
at
Kiti-mat,
the
centre
gf
activities
of
the
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
Ltd..
where
a
branch
waj
recently
opened
under
the
management
of
Hush
J.
Karmiier
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Do
you
want
a
suit
that
REALLY
suits
YOU?
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Do
you
want
it
in
the
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RIGHT
COLOR
ct
the
RIGHT
PRICE?
Thai
's
what
you
get
when
you
let
us
help
you
choose
your
suit.
WA
TTS
&
NICKERS
ON
MEN'S
CLOTHING
Lfirb
f
Ljiicst
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Thirty
members
of
the
Credit
i
Women's
Breakfast
Club
had
Joe
Goscoe
as
their
guest
when
they
met
at
the
Broadway
Cafe
,
this
morning.
President
Jocelyn
Bolton
presented
corsages
to
Diane
Kennedy
on
her
twenty-first
birthday
and
also
to
the
'
five
new
members:
Mary
Turner
i
of
Sheardown's,
Myrtle
Franklin
and
J.
Christenson
of
the
Sport
Shop,
Mary
Bond
of
the
.
D
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and
to
Bee
Grant.
Stork
'
Shoppe1.
It
was
decided
by
the
members.
sfok
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ll'leelhuj
,
Four
members
were
initiated
last
night
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
Job's
Daughters.
They
were
Marilyn
Spears,
Delia
Haig,
Grace
Wood,
and
June
Piket.
Honored
Queen
Heather
Brewer
presided.
Highlight
of
trie
meeting
was
a
beautiful
Easter
addenda
put
on
by
the
girls
of
the
Bethel
Choir.
After
the
meeting
the
girlo
and
visitors
retired
to
the
banquet
hall
where
pictures
of
each
bethel
anniversary
were
shown
by
Alex
Mitchell.
The
local
organization
was
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Mr.
Parmiter
is
no
stranger
to
j
these
parts,
having
served
in
the
!
Bank
ofMontreal
at
Prince
Rupert
during
1932
when
F,
A.
Mac-
Callum
was
the
lo:aj
manager.
that
Mrs.
Catherine
Laurie
should
represent
the
club
at
the
Credit
Women's
Convention
to
be
held
in
Tacoma
May
18,
19
and
20th.
Marney
Bulger
and
Diane
Kennedy
both
received
a
copy
of
'
Soogwillis,"
in
recognition
of
their
prize
winning
name
"Fish
Tales."
The
prize
was
donated
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Credit
Bureau.
Chairman
of
the
Ways
and
Means
Committee
Mary
McLeod
reported
plans
for
a
Rummage
Sale
to
be
held
in
the
fall.
Paula
Richwood
reported
that
Credit
Courses
will
be
held
the
third
Wednesday
in
each
month,
the
first,
April
16
in
the
Civic
Centre.
A
film,
"Telephone
Courtesy,"
was
shown
by
J.
Goscoe.
It
served
the
dual
purpose
of
being
Instructive
and
amusing
and
stressed
the
eight
"Musts"
of
telephone
courtesy
as
presented
by
Lorraine
Dell.
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viayur
naruiu
wnaien
tuning
me
lie.
ins
his
congratulations
to
the
proprietor,
1:,
Wallaces
fine
new
department
store.
Third
I:
on
Street,
was
duly
opened
this
morning
and
i
;iiy
cu-tomers
have
been
streaming
itito
the
irimn
of
wearing
apparel,
dry
goods
and
4
'o
inspec
with
admiration
and
purchase
In
Liver.lence.
Firstf,
jotomer
to
enter
was
Mrs.
I
.sky,,
400
Eighth
Avenue
Wext.
The
mayor
:
and
a
partner
with
every
citizen
in
Prince
4
Unlimited,
it
gives
me
a
great
deal
of
pleasure
nine
years
old
last
February.
.
Later
refreshments
were
served,
j
A
raffle
of
a
pair
of
pillow
to
astis',
ii
the
opening
o
fthis
fine
new
store.
I
am
sure
that
M..
Fclsemhai
has
Invested
a
lot
of
money
and
faith
in
this
buslivjss
and
such
an
Investment
should
be
great
encouragement
tc
ail
of
us.,
I
feel
sure
that
any
business
that
invests
capital
and
faith
In
Prince
Rupert'
cannot
help
but
prosper.
The.
mal
l
street
of
our
city
is
beginning
to
show
the
results
of
some
far-sighted
thinking.
My
btst
wishes
are
extended
to
M
I
e'senthal.''
Many
messages
were
received
from
outside
the
city
by
Mr.
FeUenthal
but
po.sibiy
the
most
treasured
was
that
of
his
niot.lv.
r,
Mrs.
Dora
Felcenthai.
now
residing
in
Pittsburg.
sups,
made
and
donated
by
Mar-Jorie
Tattersall,
was
won
by
Jack
Evans
and
a
box
of
choc-
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olates
was
won
by
Mrs.
J.
Simp-!
son.
us
Pass
Interim
Canada's
greatest
bargain
in
home
beauty
Examinations
EASTER
SEALS
half-way
mark
in
the
Wrens'
new
entry
it"'
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This
firm
Favourite,
t
sparkling
extra
dry
laser
is
served
wit.!!
pleasure
all
year
round.
Here
in
British
Columbia
the
pure
soft
water
and
senile
climate
combine
with
the
'
skill
and
patience
of
the
brewers
to
bring
you
Lucky
,
Lager,
thoroughly
satisfying
beverage,
almost
completed,
examinations
are
the
day
and
to
date
the
Wrens
have
semaphore,
Morse
code
and
drill.
-st
exam
have
i
UNfc
iiALLUN
A
the
outcome
Hashing
and
appears
that
ias
chosen
the
HELP
DOES
Popular
Able
Seaman
Russell
Hutchinson,
whose
term
of
special
duty
with
the
RCN
staff
a',
Chatham
has
been
completed,
left
to
take
up
employment
with
B.C.
Packers,
Ltd.
The
staff
wish
him
success
in
his
new
work.
Navy,
as
she
A
LARGE
ammunition,
for
a
.
it.:
she
steamed
to
and
fro
off
San
F.ancisco,
but
had
no
contact
with
the
enemy.
She
was
forced
to
turn
back
to
Esquimau
to
coal.
A
slim
threj
hour3
after
she
i
departed,
the
Germans
arrived
1
off
San
Francisco
intending
,to
arrange
coal
supplies
and
then
raid
the
CPR
"Empress"
liners
The
United
Stat.es
still
neutral
ivfused
them
coaling
facilities
so,
after
four
days,
the
German
ships
headed
for
ports
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South
America.
While
the.
Rainbow
tnus
mis-fed
cettain
disaster
by
good
for-tun.
Briti
h
Columbia
was
in
a
state
of
alarm.
The
Premier
of
B.C.,
acting
on
his
own
initiative,
bought
two
submarines
which
wer
being
built
la
Seattle
for
the
Chilean
Navy.
After
avoiding
V
S
naval
luiecs
rent
to
Intercept
them
in
the
interest
of
neutrali
;',
th
two
submailnes
a'
rived
in
Esquimau.
N'-
one
knew
quite
what
to
do
with
them,
but
two
ex-submarine
officers
of
the
Royal
Navy
were
found,
and
volunteer
ci'iws
were
ha.-tily
trained.
The
Niobe
s
torpedoes
were
sent
by
rail
from
,
Halifax
and
before
long
'..he
submarines
had
successfully
completed
thcip
first
dives.
Thry
patrol'cd
the
We
t
Coast
lor
thiti
years,
and
It
was
their
well-advertised
presence
which
presumably
deterred
the
Germans
from
conducting
raids
in
Bri'lsh
Columbia
waters
and
perhaps
even
shelling
the
seaports
of
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
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B.C.
CHILDREN'S
INSTITUTIONS
Easter
Seals
art
$1.00
sheet,
but
donations
of
any
amount
arc
gratefully
accepted.
Please
mail
your
contribution
to
Lion's
Crippled
Children's
Fund
of
B.C.
407
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St.,
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2.
(Receipts
mailed
on
request
only).
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cheques
payable
to
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Children's
Fund
of
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GENERAL
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Petty
Officer
R.
C.
Bradley
returned
to
duty
from
30
days'
annual
leave
looking
well.
Donald
S.
Green
arrived
at
Chatham
from
Wells.
BC.
Mr.
Green
ha.'
applied
for
entry
into
I
lie
RCN
and
w.ll
1
ave
PrliVe
o"
fo.
I,,,,;s
Cn'tiwa'.Us
short
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Hi.-TORY
'
1911-1
5
Pol
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:
(-
opposition
to
the
RCN
f
hlp-buildlng
program
halted
construction
and
UMS
hips
Niobe
and
Rainbow
became
Inactive.
1914-The
Royal
Canadian
Volunteer
Reserve
was
founded
by
order-ln-council,
May
18,
1914.
to
jf&
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'"!is:ve
training
"
on
Thurs-
ere
examined
"Re
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parade
I'll
flying
colors.
I'fficer
was
Lt
staff
ntc?r,
WASHERS
Wi
Bv-50
ith
Pump
Contr
mtrol
,
4
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'tid
Mrs.
Tony
ppy
over
the
Your
Easter
Parade
i"'i'iam
John.
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Lucky
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Winner
1950
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General
Hos-
NOT
PRICE"
'BUY
QUALITY
ers
Mrs.
Wr.
F.
Bu&sey
is
ialllni
t"-mottow
night
on
the
Camosun
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Dr.
Jens
Munthe
returned
to
thtj
city
on
the
Camosun
last
evening
from
a
trip
to
Kemano.
Much
improved
as
a
result
of
treatment
the
has
been
receiving
at
the
Prince
Rupvrt
General
Hospital,
Mrs.
Noa
Arnold
has
teen
home
for
the
past
few
days
and
war.
able
to
come
downtow.i
y.'st.'i'day
afte
noon
far
the
first
time.
Horthern
B.
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Power
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Buyer's.
Phone
210
The
Royal
Canadian
Navy
has
not
always
ben
in
Its
present
state
of
readiness.
Before
the
First
World
War,
Canada
owned
only
two
old
cruisers
the
Niobe
on
the
East
Coast
and
the
Rainbow
on
the
West.
Both
were
in
poor
repair
and
only
partially
(
manned.
:
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At
the
outbreak
of
the
war
lt
was
known
that
two
ships
of
German
Admiral
Graf
von
Spee's
fast
cruiser
squadron
the
Nurn-berg
and
the
Leipzig
were
within
striking
distance
of
the
British
Columbia
coast.
The
Admiralty
requested
that
the
RCN
take
action
and
the
Canadian
government,
discrcgardlng
the
neglected
state
of
the
Navy,
passed
this
rcque.t
on
as
an
urgent
order.
Th,
Rainbow
bravely
put
out
to
sea
from
Esquimau
on
August
3,
1914,
although
she
was
only
half-manned,
was
not
worked-'
T.csncr
Blink
Prince
Rupert.
EC.
Stewart,
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Mrs.
Martin
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