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A
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
June
18,
1952
'
Stewart
Noles
I
Cancer
Society
huiar
iuiuyrdpn
Mgent
liomen
tlatuiah
On
AiieSSmenli
TORONTO
(CP)
There's
TERRACE
I
OPICS
Thanks
Donors
ferred
To
Regina
history
of
Toronto's
assessment
department
vomen
are
doing
STEWART
First
count
re-
iiirtiA
from
IS
of
Irt
nnlllna
div-
most
of
he
lex
work
and
lifting
much
oi
tl
burden
from
the
islons
in
Atiln
constituency
give
'
h'
'
rd
fr
p
li
F-Uerl
p
Irt
7.
un,t
nit
grouP
of
doorbell-ringers
here
rranK
rov
vun
WW
,.W.t,
a
h.ed
r,'.0m'
.Prince
who
who
easily
easily
hurdle
hurdle
the
the
hardest
hardest
uaiuer,
canaiaaie,
f
thP
cmarttn
c,nr
k.,,.,,,
shoulders
of
regular
assessors
,m
;.
(Hill)
Simmons,
236
Eleventh
Street,
m
National
Telegraph
manager
here
for
the
'
Vears
leaves
Saturday
night
for
his
new
question
luestion
of
or
all
all
wi
w.
..i..
without
getting
!
The
women
travel
rinr.r
tn
rfonr
In
has
Mrs.
F.
cnasney
arrived
In
Terrace
recently,
from
Prince
54-vote
lead
over
his
nearer.t,
r.t
inn
ib.C.
Division)
nwici.
closed
lis
ne
aoor
siammea
in
tneir
laces
,
residential
districts.
gathering
Rupert,
to
await
the
arrival
ofi"vttl-
wu"m
"
0',,1",'
V
.."S,,
"
,w
bitten
by
the
family
dog.
at
lU'gma,
as
manager.
Information
used
in
preparing
voters'
and
jury
lists
and
population
figures.
The
women
knock
on
70
to
90
-on-s
in
the
course
of
a
riav's
announced
husband
Fred
who
is
expected1
Totals
Calder'
302'
i
in
dlsckxsinir
the
fi.rp
'tnri
w
The
hard
question?
Asking
a
from
Kitimat
shortly.
The
Cha,Smith.
248;
T.
S.
Mackay,
Pro-
c
'ZTZiZZSZt
?n
Te't
neys
plan
to
make
their
future
greaslve
Conservative,
142.
j
Stevenson
s.id
the
unit
to
"very
iwav
with
ttI?
thev
all
cessor,
Oeorge
Aldcroft,
of
Van
-
I,.r
WHS
CNT
";.
a
Radford
couver.
SUCCESSOR
Edmonton.
resiuence
in
Terrace
at
their
i
,Jn
lne
pieoisciies,
me
nquor
Km-i-
n
"wraa
who
u-
women.
For
the
first
time
in
tho
work.
dent,
.mi
his
came
to
Prince
Mr.
Aldcroft
arrives
tonight
home
rn
Gorclen
Road.
by
the
glass
received
overwhelm-
tnouiea
10
sucn
a
wortny
cause.
nig
approval
by
a
vote
of
489
for!
Credit
for
success
of
the
drive
Mrs.
reau
tocOim.
.'
r
rmr
'
?na
l.w
ml:
"6
sav"
15
"
uf'v"
?
T
I..
owner
of
Tern
RaiVr.
onrfi
ln
wa-s
dcteaica
Jbl
w
iu.
I
ani,
rais.
w
.
nuuiweu,
ana
Mrs.
1
W.
Murdock,
president
of
the
Baby
Clothes
aaugnier
Marjorie
returned
to
Terrace
at
the
week-end
from
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
McGlnnls
Deer
and
goats
have
been
seen
'
unit'
n"
na-s
expre.s.sed
nighesf
In
the
vicinity
of
the
Marmot
:
appreciation
of
the
work
of
the
River.
Owen
McFadden
reported
;
collectois.
,
win
oake
the
"sweets"
at
the
seeing
a
aoc
ana
two
iawus,
aiii
i
Terrace
Bake-Shop.
11.
'
"'
-fcnib'T
Alberta.
lie
U
?t;lll,,,
j.,
3111I1
yar
wiln
tn,!
post
in
Regina
is
n
vi
promotion."
said
ird.
h,s
tenure
at
Prince
j.
Simmons
nas
proved
'jllk0
with
-
telegraph
5dm
company
ranks."
,r
and
Mrs.
Simmons
;0iin
and
liked
in
the
v
Mr.
Simmons
is
,an
-wt
of
Rotary
and
,
hls
second
year
as
a
black
goat
with
two
kitls.
Mc
Fadden
is
busy
packing
suppliers
Shawls
I
Comforters
Baby
Rattles
Diapers
New
Snap-On
Didce
Pant
jnto
the
Marmot
Lead
and
Zinc
readers
O
Elks
Beachcomber
Ball.
Invitation
only.
June
28.
H
Mine.
Tommy
Frasei,
puDiisner
of
the
Omineca
Herald,
who
is
In
Terrace
Hospital
was
taken
by
taxi
to
the
polls
for
his
vote
and
back
to
hospital.
Stewart
Brancn
oi
tne
Canadian
Legion
are
making
the
ar-rangeemnU
for
a
Decoration
Service
at
the
Cenotaph
,
this
Regular
meeting
of
Carpenters'
union,
Wednesday.
8
p.m.
Hall,
FraserSt.
Special
busi-
Several
other
patients
were
also
well
enough
to
vot
e
in
this
manner.
m-iuniuariiea
oy
L.
p.
Bayzand,
supervi.sor
of
the
Edmonton
office,
who
will
make
the
official
transfer.
Yesterday,
the
staffs
of
the
district
office
ticket
office,
the
repeater
station
and
the
telegraph
office
said
farewell
to
Mr.
Simmons.
Gordon
Docken-eorf,
repeater
station
manager,'
presented
on
behalf
of
the
gathering
a
gladstone
bag
to
Mr.
Simmons.
Earlier,
a
farewell
party
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Simmons
by
friends
who
made
a
presentation
of
a
silver
rose
bowl.
The
gathering
included
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bill
McAra,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
P.
Crawley,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
McGregor,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Clmbella
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
iSd
Mussallcm.
Mr.
Aldcroft,
who
will
be
CNT
manager
here,
was
manager
at
the
New
Westminster
office
from
1943
to
1946
and
since
has
been
commercial
representative
in
Vancouver
in
which
capacity
he
has
become
well
known
in
business
circles
on
the
Pacific
Coast.
He
is
extremely
Interested
in
service
club
work
and
served
a:;
1143)
Sunday
at
11
a
m.
The
Branch
I
ness.
Chaplain
Shields
Orr
is
in
I
charge
of
arrangements.
Mem-
j
Do
yur
laundry
while
you
bers
of
the
US
Legionairres
res-
do
your
shopping.
Checking
ser-ident
here
will
take
part
in
the
vice
at
the
Automatic
Laundry
parade
to
the
Cenotaph.
Ltd.
783
2nd
Ave.
W.
(It)
RfftiTin
llluUj
uuii
1
Classified
Ads
Pay
1
h
,1
the
Prince
itupen
A
,.,far-i)lcl
telegrapher
i
nicssenuer
boy
in
'.
Hp
was
born
'n
Scotia
but
lived
,is
life
in
the
Alberta
ikI
ifis
wife,
Alice,
tn
,
have
one
daughter,
a
student
at
Booth
Hmh
School.
.-tons
Is
a
member
of
-,uidrs
Association,
the
is
Cathedral
Women's
and
the
Order
of
the
'at.
.310ns
has
only
good
Prince
Rupert:
pithfuily
say
that
my
i
1
hav
enjoyed
our-There
and
have
made
nds
than
anywhere
3
stationed
"
And
he
Dr.
and
Mrs.
t'ldenna
and
famljy
left
by
train
Monday
evening
to
take
up
residence
in
Toronto.
Dr.
Fidenna
has
been
located
for
some
time
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital.
Replacing
Gordon
Harris
at
the
Canadian
National
Telegraph
:
president
of
the
New
Westmin
office
here
is
James
Klnnear,
lor.
merly
of
the
Vancouver
Granville
Street
office
of
CNT.'
Mr.
Klnnear
arrived
last
week.
ster
Klwanis
Club
for
one
term.
He
is
married
and
has
two
sons.
"By
his
previous
record
he
bhould
be
well
qualified
to
service
communication
needs
In
the
Prince
Rupert
area."
said
is
the
city
to
his
sue-1
Mr.
Radford.
900
mal
Teachers'
Convention
McRac
Leaves
For
Treatment
Jack
McRae,
Liberal
candidate
for
Prince
Rupert
In
the
June
12
election,
will
return
to
Vancouver
by
air
tomorrow
for
medical
examination
of
his
riRht
leg.
hsiders
Local
Resolutions
Tt
HE
Powell
River
Company
Limited
and
The
Aluminum
wlutions
emanating
riculum.
Prime
Rupert
District
Other
committee
reuorts
were
severely
inju.'
t
when
a
ramp
toKiation
have
re-
considered,
with
the
Information
!
crashed
at
Keiuano
last
May
It)
nftle
consideration
at
that
the
local
Trades
and
Laboi
Mr.
McRae,
member
of
the
last,
tarfters
Federation
Council
had
offered
to
provide
a
j
Legislature,
and
John
F
Magor
:vfii!nm
during
the
.
biennial
scholarship,
in
addition!
Publisher
of
the
Dailv
News
were
ion,
according
to
re-
to
the
one
provided
bv
the
sor-
both
Injured
In
the
mishnn
i.hnl.
-Lied
at
the
regular
.t:a
oi
the
liwal
ar.-
vvi.Kht.
optimtsU
and
the
Canadian
Leg-
took
the
life
of
Alex
Hunter,!
Ion
available
for
local
students,
managing
editor
of
the
News
for
A
vote
of
thanks
was
cordially
over
30
wars.
Company
of
Canada
Limited
are
now
making
a
detailed
study
to
determine
if
a
large
pulp
and
paper
mill
can
be
established
economically
at
Kitimat,
under
the
name
of
Hecate
Development
Limited.
Such
a
mill
would
need
pulp
logs
in
large
quantity
from
the
Interior
of
the
Province
and
would
expect
to
buy
from
Independent
operators
dnd
settlers
there
on
a
steady
flow
basis,
for
continuous
supply
would
be
important
to
the
mill.
This
should
mean:
FOR
FARMERS
AND
SETTLERS
A
new
source
of
additional
income
through
the
sale
of
pulp
logs
cut
on
their
lands.
FOR
LOGGING
OPERATORS
w
called
for
Includ-
endorsed
to
members
of
the
ex-
Mr.
Magor,
who
suffered
In-nary
for
each
pupil
ecutlve
who
may
not
ce
returning
juries
to
both
feet,
is
still
in
t
ivsued
on
loan
by
to
the
city
to
teach
In
the
fall,
hospital
in
Vancouver.
'nent
of
education,
for
their
work
during
'.he
year.
I
w
:r(.vmt
desirability
of
President
John
R.
Wilson,
of
The
cardinal
one
of
the
'Klii.R
b)ks
for
eacli
the
Booth
Memorial
High
School
comparatively
few
bird
species
niaiy
grades
of
larh'e
staff,
wa
in
the
chair.
--
of
which
the
females
tan
sing.
w
-
-
-
,
,
Ladies'
Luggag
-SALE-
hp
previously
mo
iiJii
hefii
used
In
twu
a
a
'iioni
with
the
in
tw.y
i'cniius.
-juiion
regarding
the
:Mid
lor
higher
cer-!.iil
b'
cu
referred
to
a.
:'ii
c.iiU
(i
tor
a
system
Ki
cith'-r
than
Pit
iivlti.ieti
in
the
cur-
A
new
market
for
logs,
of
pulp
species,
particularly
lodge
pole
pine,
hemlock
and
balsam.
A
market
also
for
parts
of
balsam
and
spruce
now
considered
unsuitable
for
present
milling
operations.
A
reduction
in
operational
costs
through
utilization
of
the
We
air
di,
conlinuing
our
lines
of
Ladies'
luggage
and
aie
offering
the
stock
chat
we
have
on
hand
at
rid'ruious'y
low
prices.
MOILS'
(
E
SKT
32-00
Regular
p
it
.
M8
(Ml
'
Sate
I'rice
ncois
i
large
quantities
of
pulp
timber
opened
up
by
logging
road3,
which
now
must
be
left
in
the
woods
because
there
is
no
market
for
it.
FOR
LUMBER
MILL
OPERATORS
LADIKS'
2-rij:(E
SF.T
25-00
Regular
tlce
$.18.00
Sale
Frier
lADIKS1
2-PIK'K
SIT
LaKe
'
Mis
I
.in-lil
spent
a
li'
Landint;.
He
Is
the
Vrioiinorian,
and
will
'"!lv
to
complete
the
(attic
and
other
work.
Regular
price
$33.00
Sale
Pri
,,23-00
29.oo
1.A11EV
I'l
I.I.MAN
CASK
Provision
of
a
ready
market
for
pulp
logs
through
a
trading
arrangement
for
lumber
logs.
Regular
pr
ce
$42
00
Sale
f'rici
I.AIUKS
Pl'I.I
MAN
CASK
g
p
Afl
Regular
price
$38.00
Sale
Piire
aJO
FOR
OTHER
BUSINESS
MEN
A
better
balanced
forest
economy,
with
improved
and
sus
I
.A
II
IKS'
OVKKNHJIIT
CASE
13-00
thhank
wharf
Is
com-(I
Snulhbank
has
re-it
normal
way
of
llf
new
wharf
allows
the
"iiic
straight
In,
and
w
further
out
Into
'Stives
the
ferry
great
-
Recular
nrlce
19.00
Sale
I'rlre
tained
purchasing
power
in
the
district;.
water
when
coming
!
K
.
The
new
wharf
is
Pfrmanent
structure.
ECATE
DEUEi,OPr.1CT
LIMITED
I.AIUKS'
OVERMCIIT
CASE
J
A
Ef
Regular
price
$18,00
,.
.Sale
Price
A
JjSf
I'dlt
YOIR
IIOIJIIAV
Take
advanlase
of
this
luggage
Sale
at
prices
(hat
are
a
real
saving:.
WA
TTS
&
NICKERS
ON
MEN'S
CLOTHING
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
345
a
Rood
turn
out
to
;
"s
Institute
Meetlits
I
,fi.v
evening
in
the
i
Lpp
Cooper
taking
the
I
'secretary.
C.
Snyder.
IJ,'ti'd
to
prepare
the
to
be
sent
to
the
invention.
hnlson
boom
drive
11,11
Is
conipleted.
Bnd
weeks
work.
Those
;
'(tkinc:
on
It
from
l;torl:;s,
Ted
Spankir.
O.
AntlllB.
K.
R'l.v
Dolman,
WESTERN
m
fRSB
One
in
eVery
packaqe
of
W
Psrs
GRAPE-NUTS
FLAKES
A
marRM
wnmvwn
Roy
imgen
bijiibpi
mnu
1
1
r
!
i
Yes
!
Ry
Rogtrs
pirrure
rings
TWELVE
of
them
featuring
Roy
Roger!,
Triwwr,
Bullet
and
other
eiuting
Western
subjetts.
In
brigKt
colon
fit
any
hiiget,
You'll
wnt
them
all
!
iigatonni
nuk.es
Grape-Nuts
FUkes
mr
delicious,
txlrt
ppetiing.
And
they
provide
the
nourishment
of
sun-ripened
whet
nd
mailed
barley
of
TWO
grains,
no
one!
,
-
SSf
"ViS
ly
urap-iNuts
Flakes
Irxluy.
rninr.lMITC
U
fikurt-iMiJ
iu
i
FLAKES
m
I
P
s&
gg
HOY
ROGERS
-KING
OF
THE
COWBOYS