Prince
Rupr
Da'ly
Ne-w
Thursday,
July
2,
1953
Useful
Weed
P-1A
Seeks
Library
Books
Job's
Daughters
Leave
Tonight
CAPETOWN
(CP)
The
first:
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Parent-
',
to
have
the
provincial
office'
of
'
Trespassing
I
.
lUlli
SanJu
seaweed
Industry
in
South
Africa
iTpnfhpr
Association
r.f
Mnnle
the
Parent-Teacher
Federation
accept
the
book
donations.
for
manufacture
of
cattle
feed
readers
mped
To
Take
Part
in
Calgary
Sta
i
and
fertilizer
hag
begun
at
Hermanns.
The
unit,
first
a
series,
Ridge
has
launched
a
province-wide
drive
to
replace
the
library
books
lost
a
week
ago
In
THIS
WEEK
followed
a
survey
by
a
British
son,
Barbara
Doumont.
Drue
,
chell,
Pat
iemon,
Etnei
jwoore
biochemist,
Dr.
R.
F.
MUton,
who
the
$500,000
fire
that
destroyed
Canadian
Legion
Ladies'
Aux-
!
At
the
Co-op
Bakery
Friday
j
and
Saturday
Something
en-,
tirely
new:
Fresh
and
tasty
Bat-j
ter
Buns,
33c
dozen.
Strawberry
shortcake,
single
18c,
doubles
'
35c.
(151)
fcald
he
was
satisfied
South
Af-'the
district's
Junior-senior
high
;
lliarv
monthly
meeting,
Thurs-
The
famous
Job's
Daughters'
drill
team
entrain'
tonight
on
special
cars
for
Calgary
where
they
are
due
to
give
a
display
at
the
Calgary
Stampede
on
July
8.
Enroute
the
team
have
been
Patrick,
Shlrra
Halliday,
Eliza-
house,
Norma
MacKay,
Donna
beth
Jones,
June
Henry,
8ue
Macaithur,
Margit
Macarthur,
Martin,
Elaine
Christianson,
Lots
I
Peggy
Ann
Dominato,
Grace
Good,
Myrna
Knutson,
Pat
Mit-
I
Wood,
Rita
Yostin.
rlcan
seaweed
offers
tremendous
school.
I
day,
at
S
p.m.,
in
the
Legion
Industrial
scope.
I
Arrangements
are
under
way
;
auditorium.
Invited
to
exhibit
their
spectacular
drill
routines
in
Jasper,
and
are
to
be
entertained
during
their
brief
visit
by
members
ot
the
Order
of
the
Eastern
8tar.
The
girls
have
a
remarkable
record:
In
1949
they
received
first
prize
for
military
marching,
and
second
prize
for
exhibition
marching
at
Spokane,
and
repeated
that
performance
In
Long
Beach,
California
In
1950.
In
1951
they
won
three
first
prlzss
!n
Kinsmen
Bill
Bond
has
gone
out
of
town
for
his
annual
va-
,.atiHi,
but
before
departing
he
p'irked
the
winners
of
the
club's
Coronation
contest
...
"
man'
wn0
earller
thl
a
vomiK
became
well
known
to
the
vear
fnsketbull
fans-Roy
Webber-the
closest
of
all
In
the
83
finalists
who
were
asked
to
.,v,ess
the
combined
weight
of
0
28
members
of
the
Kinsmen
Club.
Roy
who
lives
at
147,
Fifth
Avenue
Wost,
knew
most
of
the
emu
members,
figured
an
aver-P
or
about
170
pounds,
then
sul)tru.ed
30.
His
total
was
4'R
The
actual
total
weight
0(
tiK
members
was
4,b30.5
pounds.
Roy
wins
a
round
trip
to
Van-,(,uvcr
by
t
'P
Airlines
and
will
have
a
car
at
his
disposal
for
tun
days,
through
courtesy
of
major
events
for
military,
exhibition,
and
novelty
uiaiclihi
at
Richmond,
Virginia.
The
team
Is
under
the
direction
of
drill
master
Alex
Mitchell.
Mrs.
Laura
Mitchell
Is
the
Bethel
Guardian.
Olrfs
in
the
team
are:
Drill
captain,
Margaret
Oiske;
'Carol
Hill.
Carol
Elklns.
Sharon
Skinner,
Geonjlfia
Mitchell,
Sharon
Williams,
Judy
Lloyd,
Ann
Eyolf-
snn,
Delia
Halg,
Catherine
(in-layson,
Gall
Redpath,
Barbara
Stalker,
Pat
Hill,
Joan
Bennett,
Alice
Nlckerson,
Linden
Nlcker-
"SI
AA4'Y'y
PERSONALS
wmmmmm
City
Treasuref
H.
M.
Foote
and
Mrs.
Foote
are
leaving
to-
i
SPECIALS
GOOD
TiLL
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
8TH
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert.;
Mrs.
Foote's
sister,
Miss
M.
S.
Sharpe,
said
today
that
they
plan
to
spend
three
weeks
vacation
In
Vancouver
and
DAIRY
PRODUCTS
SUNRIPE
traitford
Moore
Travel
Agencies,
lie
plans
to
tuke
his
holidays
in
the
last
two
weeks
of
August
...
so
he'll
be
flying
to
Vunrouver.
Second
prize
winner
Mrs.
E.
H.
(
hristisoti
with
a
gu-sss
of
I.
D23
pounds,
wins
two
round-trip
tiskets
to
Stewart,
t
Mrs
Chris!
ison
figured
on
the
basis
of
169
pounds
per
person,
added
100
and
then
changed
the
last
two
numbers.
Her
figure
i,u
4
8J3
,
'
Third
prize
winner
a
trip
to
Ketchikan
was
won
by
Mrs.
Guniiard
(Lis)
Anderson
of
303
Fourth
Avenue
East.
She
got
a
total
of
4.M9
Tor
her
figure.
The
manager
of
the'
Ellis
oflice
here
Karl
Lundstrom
wuuld
like
Mrs.
Anderson
to
give
him
lots
of
notice
before
she
goes.
He
wants
to
make
sure
she
won't
be
disappointed.
.
Wliile
she
didn't
know
until
thn
morning
who
won
first
piize,
it
Just
happens
that
Roy
Webber
played
basketball
for
Gunnurd's
team
.
.
.
Mrs.
Anderson
said
she
knew
all
but
eight
o!
the
Kinsmen
and
just
tried
tt
fiure
the
average
at
around
17E-
pounds.
Tickets
for
the
first
three
winners
can
be
picked
up
at
The
Daily
News
office.
Consolation
prize
winners
there
were
13
of
them-get
five
fn
?
taxi
trips.
Taxi
tickets
will
3
k
car,
Apple
.-Juice
s
The
parents
of
Mrs.
Gordon
48-oz
Calderwood,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lar
MILK
FRESH,
Quart
ROBIN
HOOD
PRODUCTS
Flour
e
1.66
Flour
as.
1.77
iS'iC
Cream
Style
ROYAL
CITY,
15-oz.
Tin
CORN
COTTAGE
CHEESE
son,
arrived
last
night
on
the
Rupert
to
spend
their
Bummer
vacation
with
their
son-in-law
and
daughter.
Heather,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lome
Stevens,
entrained
last
night
for
Armstrong
where
she
will
spend
a
month
with
her
grandmother.
Mr.
D.
M.
Whitbeck,
president
of
the
Buffalo
Oeneral
Laundries,
and
his
wife
were
touring
the
city
this
morning.
They
are
making
the
round
trip
from
Vancouver
to
Ketchikan.
2.5c
l-Lb.
Ctn.
32k
Solo
Brand
Lb
ICE
CREAM
ARCTIC,
Pint
Ctn.
be
ninlled
tn
the
fnllnwlne:
.
Mrs.
David
L.
Hewer,
328
Big-
Mr-
AIbert
Erlcson.
former
esr
Place:
R.
Shearer.
106J
resident
of
Prince
Rupert,
has
Flour
a
3.45
Flour
53c
and
Mrs.
A
Seventh
Ave.
East.
Mrs.
Robert
?p'n
visiting
Mr.
McKay,
Jr.,
1010
First
Ave,
2m
Halg
for
the
post
two
days.
He
Is
due
to
leave
by
air
today
for
YOU'J-L
F1NDJCE
CREAM
pNE
OK
"
v
THE
LESS
EXPENSIVE
DESSERTS
ROBIN
HOOD
Any
Kind,
Pkt.
km
Vancouver
9
Sgt.
and
Mrs.
Stewart
return
ed
yesterday
on
the
Prince
Ru-
CLOVER
LEAF
37c
SALMON
s
C'DuHL
'West:
Edith
V.
Eby,
630
Fifth
Ave
East;
Mrs.
A.
Holbrook,
764
!
Alfred
St.:
Mrs.
Betty
Negraiff,
510
Seventh
Ave.
West;
Mrs.
F.
H.
Hood.
No.
4.
Waldron
Apts.;
,
'viyp
An'iHn.
No.
1.
Metropole
Hall,
Third
Ave.
West;
Miss
Violet
Manojlovlrh.
736
West
Fifth
Ave.;
Mrs.
Mary
Long.
'
1?2:
Beach
Place;
Mrs.
Jack
.
linritny.
p,02
Borden
St.;
Mrs.
A.
Sandford,
339
Flf'h
Ave.
West;
Mrs.
R.
A.
Johnson,
1421
Plggott
;
Place.
The
nearest
star
Is
about
250.
nc
Sockcye,
Va-lb.
tin
nert
from
a
short
vacation
in
Vancouver.
.
Mother
of
Mr.
Oeorge
Dibh.
Mrs.
A.
Dibb.
was
also
aboard
the
Rupert.
She
spent
one
nleht
here
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dibb
and
tonight
entrains
for
Cal-garv
where
she
plans
to
spend
,
eight
days
with
Job's
Dauehteis
drill
team
at
the
Calgary
Stam
Red
Ond
Juicy
NO.
1
2
...
ic
,
000
times
rarther
from
the
earth
than
the
aun.
pede.
Sister
of
Mrs.
J.
H.
Klrnbauer,
&
PREM
SWI
T
32c
Peanut
Butter
fes...
49c
jl
50
AP
wooDBuRYs
4
bars
25c
GREEN
ONIONS
2,
bunches
3c
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10.
atone
Building
Phone"
Bine
593
-.vwiCv
Mrs.
8.
W.
Reaney,
from
Reglna.
Saskatchewan,
leaves
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
with
her
husband.
They
have
spent
a
week
of
their
vacation
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Klrnbauer
ond
family
who
have
conducted
their
guests
on
extensive
sightseeing
tours
all
over
the
town.
They
visited
the
museum,
the
fish
plants,
and
today,
before
they
leave,
they
will
tour
the
Columbia
Cellulose
plant.
PLUMS
Lb
CUKES
Lb.
.
...
.
27c
C
JiLa
crab
meat
".
55c
They
plan
to
continue
their
LETTUCE
2
23c
holiday
In
Vancouver
before
re
USlPCflla
turning
to
Reglna.
.
.
APPLES
Fancy'Newtpn
2,
lbs.
31
C
ORANGES
344
s
3
i0X.
69C
Wild
Ride
ST.
JOHN'S
Nfld.
(CP)
A
12-year-old
boy
experimented
with
'48
Doilge,
Fluid
Dr.
$1450
'
Furd
Coach
$1
350
JELL-O
2
bunches
3c
9c
Pkt
'40
I)o(l
i;c
i-tn
pick-up
with
box....
$950
'50
Austin
48
Anglia
he
controls
of
a
steamroller
while
the
operator
was
absent.
The
driver
heard
the
big
machine
roll,
sprinted
furiously,
and
grabbed
the
youth
before
the
roller
toppled
over
a
bank,
j
1
j
Famed
Ballet'
LONDON
(CP)
For
the
third
time
In
four
years
the
Sadler's
$1050
$475
HOCKLESS
PICNIC
CCfl
II
Ohl'inoblle
Sedan
wit
radio
$550
41
Packard
1
JO
Sedan
$35Q
l.b
l.b
ww
Swift's,
Half
or
Whole
Wells
Ballet
will
undertake
a
tour
of
the
United
States
and
Canada,
opening
at
New
York's
Metropolitan
Opera
House
Sept.
13.
After
four
weeks
In
New
York
they
will
visit
Toronto,
Montreal,
Winnipeg
and
Vancouver.
PORK
BUTTS
No.
1
Lb'
62c
BUTTER
1st
Grade
Doien
7,c
EGGS
Grade
A
Large,
Stiper-Volu
-
,
LIBBY'S
SPAGHETTI-
15-oz.
...
Z
2
Tirs
33c
TEA
BAGS
Nabob
DeLuxc,
12S's
Pkt.
$1.20
PORK
&
BEANS
Brimful,
15-ox.
.
Tin
10c
Pkt
1C'
RECKITT'S
BLUE
-
GINGER
ALE
North
Star
.......
Quart
l7c
ASSORTED
SOFT
DRINKS
North
Star
6
Bottles
36c
4Pk,s'
19c
GUM
-
TOMATO
SAUCE,
Hunt's
Tin
12c;
BAXTER'S
JAM
While
they
last
Jor
25c
PURE
ITALIAN
OLIVE
OIL
Tiger
2
-Gallon
$2.59
SHOESTRING
POTATOES
Nalley's
Tin
21-
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
SARDINES
King
Oscar
Tin
jEffC
SWEET
MILK
5-Pound
Tin
BABY
FOOE?
Heini
1.
2L
tins
21c
BRAN
FLAKES
Cost'!
-
IOC
TOAAATOSOUP
Campbell's
-
JL
tltlS
27c
45c
SKINLESS
SAUSAGE
Devon,
1-lb.
carton
Lb.
49c
1
Lb.
CELLO
FRANKS
Lb
TEA
,eiC?
No.J
FRESH
FOWL
ggC
No.
1
FRESH
CHICKEN
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