j
ceri
and
6.613
men.
All
cadetg,
'NAVY
NEWS
SATlRDAt
SERMON
(Continued
from
paye
2)
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
April
19,
1952
I
ltur
,
cA-iniu,
served
in
ine
i
Royal
Navy,
as
well
as
1,700
i
RNCVRls,
43
Surgeon-Lieulen-
spirit
of
repentance
which
Is
J
ants
and
5J8
Probationary
Flight!
jUSt
as
necessary
in
church
as
at
Wren
Eileen
Trapp
Takes
Cook
Cup
as
Wrens
Do
Good
Shooting
theate-
"
e
Cn
aVOld
I
Service.
HMC
ships
were
employ-
!
!
cd
on
commerce
protection
and
I
thinking
that
this
or
that
is
all
i
f
with
a
high
score
of
98
Wren;ChouInard
is
expected
to
arrive
patrol
duties,
chiefly
on
the
right
simply
because
we
do
it,
Eileen
Trapp
once
again
took
by
CPSS
on
Monday.
East
Coast.
Bazaar
Success
possession
of
the
Wren
shooting
cup
donated
by
George
Cook.
for
Christ's
forgiveness,
grace
then
we
still
have
the
door
open
and
guidance.
Affirm
your
part
in
the
life
of
vour
eeneration.
if
GREAT
NEWSPAPER
;
The
past
month
saw
some
good
Able
Seaman
Tony
Chursky,
minus
tonsils,
wh.ich
were
removed
during
his
short
stay
In
the
local
hosDital
last
week.
Is
The
Times
of
London
was
j
you
wlu
but
preserve
your
sense
founded
bv
John
Walter
in
1785
'
nt
halance
htf
learning
also
to
rir
i
i
l
tree
shooting
by
the
Naval
reserves
and
the
competition
for
the
coveted
cup
was
keen.
Making
full
use
of
the
reno-.
vated
vated
.22
.22
range,
range,
which
which
is
is
built
built;
eri
back
at
his
desk
as
ship',
writer.,
nder
the
name
"Dally
Universal
!ay:
"Lord
have
Mercy,
Christ
-
,.d
rul
spring
i
Register."
have
Mercy,
ujra
nave
Mercy.
,
Jtrt
noon
was!
I'
I
I
I
f
Wrens
were
pleased
to
hear
of
,,,
ial
success.
I
ffCt
ill
Vlfff
under
Chatham
s
Drill
Hall,
the
:
Wren
Olive
Miller's
recent
en
sponsored
by!
-
"
-members
of
the
divisional
rifle
gagement
to
Able
Seaman
Jimmy
I
aw-h
oi
the
!
In
honor
of
her
sisters,
Mrs.
team
practiced
with
the
new
No.
Dlsen.
Congratulations
were
be-The
home
John
Murvold
of
New
West-
Mark
1
.22
rifle
in
preparation
stowed
during
a
me?s
meeting
ihiaitie
of
the
minster
and
Mrs.
Ida
Ankers-
lor
entering
the
lnter-divlslonal
following
evening
quarters.
This
j
!
skog
of
Trondhelm,
Norway,
shoot.
j
is
truly
a
Naval
romance,
as
1
t
ivt.eived
by
!
wno
are
nere
on
a
vlslt-
Mrs.,
The
men's
cup
was
won
by
Wren
Miller
met
her
fiance
since
'
t
A
N
p0t-!Rutn
wlck
entertained
Wedncs-
Naval
Storesman
Pat
Bolton
who
joining
the
Wrens.
7
V
Develops
their
delicious
flavor
Cjjjy
and
ripe,
juicy
sweetness
We
feature
world
famous
H'lsjrTUT
1
mum
t
-isii
S
ProcK-
6
...."
jusi
missea
snooting
a
perfect
'
.
,
.
.
.
ofurp
LUKiiiif
liih
run
wi
n
n
mm
'
An
pn
nvan
nprinn
waji
kiipiil
V
learning
to
rig
a
whaler
for
sail
...rie
Drayer
oy
i,aiua
wcic
piaycu,
me
win-
score.
ners
being
Mrs.
Julie
Slatta
and
cjuasmtum
n,.nnr((ltl
ing.
Shouts
of
"step
the
mast"
and
"hoist
the
mainsail"
could
i
Mrs'
H'
Knutscn-
Later
delicious
PERSONAL
j
R
Wain-
.
late
Mrs.re'rehments
were
se"ed.
The
supply
officer,
Lt.
Cdr.
M.
I
J
lk.
KntUni.
Ett.
1IS1
be
heard
from
one-
end
of
the
drill
hall
to
the
other
while
.
l.illlir'
III
fXrilL.
llfKIIlP
I.MM
-1
.
.
1
'
.nr.
.,...t.,
m.nnpn
'
-.mmif
tT
M
Afl
7i
nvpninrv
a
r
.
U4MJ
1
.
triipat
nf
hnnnh
tnrl
hncfnu
.....
.
.
.
-
-
....
..
.
I
Mr.
...,.,..-,
u.
In
the
same
way
Sugaroasting
brings
out
the
wonderful
flavor
of
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
.
.
.
makes
them
extra
crisp
and
appetizing.-
Energy
giving
and
so
economical.
Try
-them
they're
unbeatable.
SUGAROASTING
MAKES
CRA?iH'JT$
RAKES
'
BONUS
l-SWCET-AS
A-NUTRAVCR
e-9NUS'2-EXTRA
QUICK
ENERGY
ALL
-
WEATHER
X)ATS
craft
for
mine
an
"
inter-,
B
"
,
rivea
Dy
pianje
'
weanesaay
10
hf"'"
u
illUK
.
.
.
.
.
...
wars
wprp
Mrs
ivi
r.s
n
A
Wiicntf
r-iusfv
Mr
nirs
M
rvi
i
-
.
.
-
.
.
i
.
.
..
.:
..
....mi....
,f.
her
sisters
:
;
;
carry
oui
a
quarieny
inspection
i
the
church.
!
Berg.
Mrs.
O.
Jerstad,
Mrs.
L.
of
st0res
at
Chatham
and
to
,"wt
i.s.
present-:
Sandvar,
Mrs.
Hans
Knutsen,
1
discuss
local
stores
problems.
He
A
with
a
small
,
Mrs-
B-
Hedstrom,
Mrs.
J.
Slatta,
;
departed
for
Vancouver
by
CPA
'f
iMrs.
J.
Strand.
Mrs.
O.
Skog,'
Friday.
New
furniture
for
the
Wrens
mess
has
arrived
including
two
chesterfields,
one
a
brilliant
red
and
one
gaily
chintz-covered
Mrs.
n.
nagen
ana
miss
Magny
YhII
want
oae
of
theaa
famous
multi-purpooe
coaU
impervious
to
wind
and
weather
.
.
.
equally
ueful
a
topcoat
ldu'
.
-i
Mrs.
Murvold
will
hp
tpavlnir
...
...
.
.
nfa
iwn
matrhlnn
pasv
rhnirs
-iuDPrv
sion
oi
'.
.
"
.
unoert
Brown
arrived
irom
-
:
j"
.
7,
j
tomrrow
n'ght
bythe
Camosun
wood
tables
and
blond
a
,
?evcral
Ti,e
pourers'
,
Massett
Thursday
to
continue
his
2
,.h
silver
u"
,Krr
"
m
tnsDection
of
naval
DroDerties
in
larZe
ru8-
A
Gf
A
rrodwrt
of
General
Foo
j
i.
f
11
.flowers.
Pre.
i
New
Westminster.
the
area.
Mc
Brown
is
well
t,
r,,.r,
nH
!
Mrs.
Andersskog,
who
came
known
in
rinpp
Pimprt.
having
A
set
of
rules
are
being
drawn
,
rrtain
or
raincoat
.
Mrs.
W.
BJW"1
"
company
with
Mrs.
Wick
been
app0-ltea
t.
Chatham
as
"P
to
be
f0"owe1d1
by
aeonslj!.U:
tion.
Mess
President
Wien
Phyl
1
H
Ta'.tersal
,
"rl
"'
on
u"
their
"-'r
return
return
(
staff
officer
maintenance
during
urch,
Seal
Cove.
"ul
lwu
Bo.the
latter
part
of
1945.
tbape
.
.
tailored.
,
tmartly
Quality
is
Tomlinson
announced
that
Wren
Jean
McLeod
was
elected
to
the
ship's
welfare
committee.
win
leave
iiexi.
i
nursaay
nigni
lY'iarUmer
by
traln
loT
New
York
wnere
Leadlnrf
Seaman
Dennis
Furnlo-
she
wi"
spend
the
8Ummer
w'th:leby.
a
member
of
the
RCN
staff
Mrs
her
and
son
family
in
New
Jer-
Qt
rhih.m
in
..ham.
nf
h
HISTORY
1914-1918
.,,,ki.s
and
Mrs.
S
no
accident
.
.
.
Aquucutuin
coals
have
been
sold
around
the
sey.
She
plans
to
return
to
Nor-
I
Navy
tug
Marysville,
has
been
The
RCN
grew,
by
1918,
to'
a
way
in
September.
drafted
to
HMCS
Naden,
Esqul-
strength
of
391
officers
and
1080
Mrs.
Murvold
and
Mrs.
An-
j
malt.
His
relief
ABSM1
Paul
men
,and
the
RNCVR
to
745
offi-
ueiasKUK
met
lur
me
iirsi
lime
in
thirty
years
with
their
rcn-'
dezvous
here.
world
since
11531.
Distinguished
styles
TODAY'S
Mrs.
M.
Lemon,
i
Mrs.
E.
Paul-;Trapp
were
in
Chen.
tastefully'
..5
were
,.
3
articles
on
a
fc'-cn
Imagina-r
with
many
hours
:'m
donalnrs.
flusff
of
the
booths
4
!;s.
ij,
Ridsdale.
Mrs.
in
finest
British
rmplius,
PERSONALS
cottons
anil
all-wool
ieo
Codecs
Gc-orge
Mitchell
is
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Norah
for
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
Cjmtr
in
and
Irv
on
an
Aqtuw
utum
to-day!
f
i'
;
I
FWry
Work
-Mrs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
jftci
Carn
and
'
B.
J
Bacon.
Mrs.
nttle
daughter
sailed
Thursday
i
This
firm
Favourite,
4
sparkling
extra
dry
laser
is
served
witli
pleasure
all
year
round.
Here
in
British
Columbia
the
pure
soft
water
ARE
TOMORROW'S
Citiiseinis
:.
Mrs
T
Gardiner,
j
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
i
i
f
.Table
-
Mrs.
E.
trip
to
Vancouver.
s
H
Currie.
I
I
Cird-
-
Mrs
W.
i
Sgt.
L.
A.
N.
Potterton.
RCMP,
i
I
j
sailed
Thursday
night
on
the
:i,
Mrs.
W.
Lan-
Prince.
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Ocean
and
gentle
climate
combine
with
the
skill
and
patience
of
the
brewers
to
bring
you
Lucky
k
Lager.
thoroughly
satisfying
beverage,
w.
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
MEN'S
CLOTHING-
.
-
,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
f"On
345
raus
on
ouiciai
auties.
R.
Firnipr.
Mrs.
R.
E.
'
f
1
Help
your
locol
Sea
Cadet
Corps
by
your
contribution
TODAY!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Elliott
'
are
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
;
'
;p
hai.dled
by
Master
.,
:!'!,.
,
!
r
th
afternoon
was
,'.r:-.v'j!
Princess
Norah
for
a
trip
to
;
Vancouver.
I
Pat
O'Oorman,
Prince
Rupert
:
pionver.
has
been
admitted
to
'
;
the
general
hospital
here
for
;
I
lurlhci
treatment.-
.
i
a
City
of
Prince
Rupert
i
i
v
.
5
4
1
.
K
I"
.
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Mi
i'
,
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,
:
...
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r
(
MY
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vf
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4
it
.
.
i
,
.
k
-
v.
i
i
h
,
'
i
i
Jack
Hi-ihh
u-hn
has
hern
India-
;
:o!ri.
Bulger
s.
home
for
!
p0se(j
at
ns
some
time,
(
dince
Saturday
lr
able
to
be
UP
anc
around
1
(93c)
again-
'
j
t
ve
and
tournament1
w-
J-
Davies
and
-
H-
ioWU.-,
il
19.
Moose
Tern-
navln8
come
to
uic
city
to
attend
;
tne
Lib,;'ral
convention
Monday;
1
f
iM'lramp.
1
93c
1
i
,
and
attend
to
private
business,
;
iK
Moeiint;
of
the
returned
to
Queen
Charlotte
City
!
1
Fish
1
-rmcn
s
Union
on
yesterday's
plane.
'
IB
the
Union
Hall
1
J
10
p.m.
Import
Ti
R
WHY
BcUapiy
L;
:
U
GetLucky
h'
m
er.)
ARE
YOU
WILLING
TO
PAY
$65
TO
$85
PER
MONTH
RENT
FOR
A
NEW
HOUSE?
THEN
IF
SO...
Winner
1950
o(
the
Prince
Ru-
j
,
,
,r
,
,
,
,
'
Vf
scl
Owners'
As-1
1
1
bo
lu-ld
in
the'
Prince
Rupert
Sunday,
April
20.
Stan
McClay,
F.
C.
Hamilton,
I
(93ct:A.
Swanson.
T.
Stevens
and
P.
I
I
Abel.
Vancouver;
T.
McNeil,
Rupert
Fisher-
j
Sunnyside;
H.
Johnson
and
S.
IF
W
U..
will
meet
Oddson.
Osiand;
J.
P.
Campbell,
2
at
2
30
p.m.
in
Port
Edward;
A.
Findlay.
R.
'
H
ill.
Business
will
Vogt,
Kathleen
Massender
and
0
prices.
conven-
Jane
St.
Louis,
Kemano;
W.
R.
tum
of
officers.
I
Cobb.
Skeena
River;
Mr.
and
9
(93c)
Mrs.
P.
Shephard,
Nanalmo.
From
preliminary
estimates
on
costs
of
the
proposed
50-unit
housing
project
it
has
been
determined
that
rents
will
be
in
the
above
ranc
depending
on
locality
and
number
of
bed
rooms.
....
1
"
1
Brussels
Awafd
In
order
to
ascertain
if
50
houses
could
be
rented
at
these
rates
for
a
considerable
time,
it
is
requested
that
all
applicants
who
are
willing
to
pay
such
rents
complete
the
following
questionnaire,
cut
out,
and
submit
to
the
City
Hail
by
April
11,
1952:
Suite
....
Heated
Houso
No.
of
Bedrooms
Present
Accommodation:
Type
Rooms
Rent
Paid
SPRING
EANING
;;HNS0N'S
GLO-COAT
HNSON'S
WAX
10
MIST
WAX
;-RUB
BRUSHES
-
MONIZE
FOR
FLOORS
r
75
Total
number
of
persons
in
household
Number
of
children
in
family
--..
How
many
bedrooms
required?
Is
family
at
present
in
city?
.'.
Maximum
rent
you
can
pay
per
month
T
1
"1
haul,
ParLr
anil
B.ailn
r
Sioj
F.
Occupation
--
.-
-
;
G.
It
would
he
of
great
assistance
if
you
would
indicate
your
average
yearly
income.
Answering
the
question
,of
course,
is
quite
optional.
Total
family
income.
-
-
:
ALL
INFORMATION
STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL
I
now
located
at
I
Rosa
Lee
dress
shop
J
'Across
irom
Northern
BC.
Power
1
jJWis
Frew,
recently
of
Hudson's
Bay
V
Salon,
Victoria,
will
solve
your
V
problems
and
style
your
hair
in
the
I'dshions.
!r
Ncw
Phone
Number
is
BLUE
774
pOUR
HAIR
is
NOT
BECOMING
TO
YOU,
Delinrr
654
.'TX
'
j
Phone:
"
1
'lZ
R.
W.
LONG,
City
Clerk,
P.O.
Box
307,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Name
Address
.
LUCKY
LAGER
BREWING
CO.
L7P-
New
Westminster,
B.C.
b
SHOTTT
n
m-
mmiMn
th
ttc
11
ALSO
BREWEftS
OF
BURTON
TYPE
ALE
Wbv
the
bquor
Control
"ThiTwtisemertt
is
not
published
or
d.spj
Board
or
by
the
Government
ol
Bnt.sh
Columb14
TOM
GOWAN,
prop.
v
.r
t
.
v
t
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-