iioaid
Uiicfs
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
October
10,
1953
Handicrafts
Underway
7
.
...
t.
'..,,
ele
aining
Wall
To
Be
Built
at
Conrad,
rt
Edward
Progress
Said
Excellent
Engaged
Couple
.
wat
i
in)
nir
iB.
E.
Eyolfson,
1114
East
Ninth,
27
was
granted
permission
to
sell
was
approved
last
night
by
Dis
poppies
In
District
52
schools
on.
trict
&2
school
board.
iid
back
the
Conrad
m1
grounds
from
"jnto
the
property
of
f
nuay,
November
6
In
preparation
for
the
annual
observance
of
Armistice
Day,
November
11.
Poppy
Day,
this
year
will
be
on
Saturday,
November
7,
a
letter
from
the
Legion
Informed
the
board.
The
board
has
had
several
:
complaints
that
the
present
bar-
'
rler
was
not
fulfilling
Its
pur-!
pose
and
previous
estimates
of1
retaining
walls
had
proved
pro-!
hlbltive.
!
DINING
PLEASURE
At
Civic
Centre
While
the
Civic
Centre
membership
campaign
launched
Monday
night
continues,
those
who
have
already
signed
up
have
state
a
variety
of
activities
at
the
big
centre
on
Second
Avenue.
This
week
saw
the
beginning
jf
coppercraft,
flowercraft,
leather-work,
tea
time
crafts,
boys'
woodwork
and
women's
keep-fit
classes.
Beginners'
flowercraft,
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
N.
Mouie-house
Friday
nights,
consists
of
learning
to
make
simple
flowers.
The
advanced
class,
meeting
Wednesday
nights,
will
be
taught
the
Intricacies
of
the
orchid,
J1
I'llL?
Miss
Vivian
Wrathall,
bride-1
elect
of
this
month,
and
her!
husband-to
-
be,
J.
Comadina,
I
were
honored
at
a
surprise
party
staged
by
a
group
of
old-time
bowlers.
t
Community
singing
was
enjoy-
!
ed
and
the
couple
was
presented
with
an
engraved
copper
tray
and
matching
condelabra
by
Mr.
Jack
Paul,
on
behalf
of
the
group.
Refreshments
were
served
by
the
hostesses,
Mrs.
T.
A.
Mc-Meekin
and
Mrs.
G.
Shenton.
The
party
was
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McMeekin,
1939
Atlin
Avenue.
in
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
PERSONALS
1Mb
IN
1I
I
L
U
Commodore
Cafe
it"
'
-'nrw.
a
An
approximate
estimate
of
a
concrete
wall
50
feet
long
and
8
feet
hlnh
was
given
the
board
by
clerk
of
works
John
Currie
after
he
told
the
board
that
lumber
or
log
retaining
walls
would
not
last
under
pressure
from
ground
expanded
after
being
frozen.
Mr.
Currte
made
his
estimate
on
the
basis
of
a
wall
two
feet
wide
at
the
base,
six
inches
on
top
with
a
sloping
side
facing
the
bank
which
would
give
the
ground
room
to
expand
upwards
without
causing
dangerous
Oafl
New
Want
(irt
RuH
A
man
who
spent
more
than
three
years
In
a
Japanese
prisoner
of
war
camp
during
the
last
war
arrived
here
by
train
late
yesterday
from
Scotland.
He
Is
Tommy
Wardrope,
brother
of
Mrs.
J.
Andrew,
1547
Second
Overlook,
wh
)
arrived
in
Canada
aboard
the
Cythla
last
Saturday
from
his
home
in
Stirling,
near
Glasgow.
Mr.
Wardrope
plans
on
taking
m
gardenia
and
the
daisy,
pasted
:
flowers
using
prepared
wood-fibre.
The
tea
time
crafts
group
has
started
on
slippers,
scissors
cases,
billfolds
iflid
other
articles
suitable
for
gifts
and
a
large
num-i
bcr
of
boys
have
started
junior
woodworking
classes,
ages
six
to
nine
Monday
afternoons
and
ages
10
to
12
Thursday
after
up
residence
here
and
will
bring
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
15)10
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SHIITING
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
local,
Nation-wide
and
World-wide
Shipments.
"MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINOSAY
S"
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Phone
60
or
68
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
nis
wile
and
three
children
THE
TITLE
OF
.A
BOOK
written
by
the
actress
comes
to
life
as
Eva
Gabor
is
presented
with
a
salami
and
orchids
at
the
studio
where
she
is
making
her
latest
film.
The
book
title,
"Orchids
and
Salami,"
is
derived,
according
to
the
actress,
from
the
fact
that
the
two
items
are
all
she
ever
has
in
her
Icebox!
Tommy,
Sandy
and
Ellen,
out
Splendid
progress
was
being
made
out
at
the
Port
Edward
elementary
school,
Mr.
Currie
reported
to
the
school
board.
More
than
half
the
concrete
forms
for
the
foundation
had
been
completed,
he
said,
and
the
contractor,
Cecil
Blakeburn,
would
be
ready
to
pour
by
the
middle
of
next
week.
.He
said
that
baa
weather
had
caused
anxiety
about
two
weeks
atro
but
now
everything
was
proceeding
favorably.
He
said
the
architect.
William
Marr,
was
sat
juarimloc
noons.
Teenage
leathercraft
also
is
underway,
meeting
Thursday
nights
prior
to
the
elementary
'
leathercraft
for
adults.
New
leathers
and
new
patterns
are
available
for
those
interested
in
leathercraft.
Civic
Centre
spokesmen
could
give
no
new
figures
on
the
total
membership
gained
during
this
week's
drive.
Tuesday
morning,
after
the
big
porch-light
canvass
In
the
city,
the
total
was
esti-;
i
r
tire
BLACKWOOD
on
$3
ridge
.
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Irrail
(Irsifi
II
in1
lirr
W.
R.
JOHNSTON'S
85th
YEAR
brings
you
the
impressive
volue
of
this
trr.nl
Hid
III
ijilh
as
new
lire
c
in
Sofcty
Half
the
Cost
Mr.
Dale's
Sliredwness
Defends
lirash
Contract
mated
at
about
1,200,
and
since
that
time
many
Rupert
people
i
...
i
.
.
,
i
.
.
i
.
-
isfied
with
the
progress
made
and
tests
of
the
footings
had
proved
satisfactory.
The
board
decided
to
inform
the
Universal
Appraisal
Co.,
that
It
was
not
inlereste
din
any
appraisals
at
the
present
time.
later.
He
will
reside
temporarily
i
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Andrew.
j
Mr.
Wardrope
served
with
the
Argyll
and
Sutherland
Highlanders
and
was
captured
at
Singapore.
He
spent
32
years
in
a
PoW
camp.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Buchan
of
Peterhead,
Scotland,
who
have
been
visiting
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
past
18
months,
have
left
for
Vancouver
and
Seattle,
where
they
will
visit
relatives
prior
to
returning
to
Scotland.
In
Prince
Rupert,
they
stayed
with
Mrs.
Buchan's
sister,
Mrs.
O.
Strand,
1205
Beach
Place,
and
also
with
Mrs.
Buchan's
brother
and
sister-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mis.
Robert
Strachan,
1920
Atlin
Avenue,
before
the
later
left
for
Vancouver.
j
Mrs.
Buchan
last
say
her
rela-!
tlves
In
this
country
some
30
'
years
ago,
when
she
and
her
children
visited
this
city.
I
j
Also
leaving
aboard
the
George
j
was
Mrs.
Thorsen
of
Ladner.
B.C.,
:
who
has
been
visiting
with
her
daughter,
Mrs.
Jens
Munthe
of
Terrace,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert,
for
the
past
two
months.
a
New
Tire
Royal
York
SUIT
n
t
i
i
i
i
-,,
,
i
uuvc
registeieu
at
uie
centre
ior
!
Miss
Brash
bid
her
cards
with
typical
aggres-
memberships.
Figures
on
mem-:
siveness,
going
on
to
three
no
trump
in
spite
of
her;crship
to
date
are
expected
to
'
.
,
.
,
Lt
i
e
i
be
available
early
next
week.
minimum
opening
bid.
Even
so,
it
took
a
careiul
i
PARKER
LIMITED
play
by
Mr,
Dale
to
defeat
the
contract.
He
had
to
lead
not
only
the
right
suit,
but
the
right
card
in
ol
Friendly
Service"
i
Permission
was
granted
Jacob
i
Bergen
of
the
Canada
Inland
i
Mission
to
hold
Sunday
school
classes
and
the
occasional
church
Your
Loral
that
suit.
Tailored
to
Measure
To
celebrate
Julius
ton's
birthday,
we
offer
you
unusual
value
In
this
new
Royal
York
selection.
Clean
new,
RtylefuJ
lines
,
,
.
superlative
tailoring,
100
virgin
British
woollens.
There
are
no
finer
suits
to
be
had
this
season
...
at
anywhere
near
this
most
modest
pric.
Mawe
your
selection
service
In
the
Sunnyslde
school.
IIINAKI
II
1)1
Al.Ut
Phone
93
South
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
North
(Mm.
Kfril)
67
6
4
2
H
A
J
8
D
K
8
3
Canadian
Legion
Branch
No.
The
situation
involved
is
a
common
one
so
that
adopting
the
principle
Mr.
Dale
followed
if
bound
to
be
helpful.
Mr.
Champion
led
the
10
of
clubs
and
Mr.
Dale
won
with
the
ace.
He
returned
the
seven
spot
and
was
surprised
when
it
today.
'48
International
Vic
Lentre
lLU3t:u
6950
2-piFt'C
Vi-ton
pickup
......
$775
C
6
b
Ha-l
Mr.
Iilr)
S
J
H
7
6
4
2
D
10
9
7
6
2
C
A
7
(Mr.
Ctiitniiitoil)
6
Q
9
8
3
H
K
Q
D
Q
4
CV
10
9
B
a
'it
Anglia
Coach
$400
Thanksgiving
Day,
Monday,
Oct.
12
won.
Miss
Brash
suspected
the
j
true
club
distribution
and
she
I
ducked
in
the
hope
she
might
force
Mr.
Champion
to
lead
into
'41
Chevrolet
Coach....
$500
Mrs.
T.
Christoff,
344
Fourth
Avenue
East,
was
hostess
for
the
October
meeting
of
the
Moose-heart
committee
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose.
Ten
members
attended
the
committee
s
s
ton
which
business
was
discussed
and
refreshments
were
served
by
the
hostess
and
her
committee.
'58
Hymouth
Sedan
$1425
'39
Hudson
Sedan
$325
(1W
Hrah)
8
A
K
10
H
10
5
a
'
D
A
J
5
.
c
K
Jit
The
bidding:
Don't
Forget
.
.V
ROTARY
TEA
.
Thursday,
October
T5
V
2:30
p.m.
to
i
p.m.
CIVIC
CENTKE
the
king-jack
later
in
the
hand,
j
Obviously
Mr.
Dale
had
to
fclufU
at
trick
three.
Diamond
i
lonkpri
hnnplpss
and
he
nrooerH'
'41
rackard
Sedan
$350
-
:
'
.
l
ft.'
.
i
-
vv-
it
i
;
i
i"
?
"'
h
,.
:
;
;
'?
h
i,
;
it
,
;
'
r
.
..
11
-ii
It
V
-
.
"
V!.
V
-
.J
;
;
t
,
t
m
t5'
:
if
f
I-
"
.
I
'i
f.
l'
'
f"
t
v
..
.
.
"
V1
.
T
u
:
-'
''tl
V
J
r
V
.
.
-
'
-
i
.
i
ills
Your
Old-
.
TIRES
East
I
jij
v,,.
Kof
koi
,.,
urf
!
South
West
North
Pass
2
S'V
3
NT
All
pass
I
Now
tne
usual
leaa
rrom
nis
i
'
spade
holding
Is
the
jack,
espe-
ciully
when
there
is
nothing
in
the
suit
on
your
right.
But
this
was
a
special
case.
.
49
Ford
Tudor
$1350
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LIMITED
for
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
readers
C&dii
for
old
golc1
Pullers
MEN'S
WEAR
lINTERCLEAT;
sssssssssssBssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssr
cancelled
until
Moose
whist
lur&her
.;
notice.-
..
.
(SSI,
2-IN.l
TREAD
Sec
Us
Now
.
.
,
Come-
to
'
the
Booth
School
P-TA
meeting
Wednesday.
Oct.
14,
at
8'
p.m.
in
the
Booth
School.
Mr.
Hurst
will
speak
on
THE
AIR
FORCE
RECRUITING
OFFICER
will
be
at
the
He
had
no
further
entries
to
his
1
hand.
All
future
leaos
by
his
side
wouli
have
to
come
from
;
his
partner.'
If
Mr.
phampion
was
hard-pressed
for
a
lead
j
iiite'r,
wouldn't
It"
be
better
If!
Mr:
Dale
still
had
the
jack
of
!
spades?
j
He
thought
so
and
led
the
six
spot.
Miss
BFash
had
nothing
to
gain
by
ducking,
so
she
won
with
the
ace.'
She
then
led
the'
10
of
hearts,
killed
the
queen
with
the
ace
and
.'ed
the
eight
WE
WILL
ALSO
BALANCE
YOUR.
1
I
Y7l
the
Night
School,
the
course
of
i
WHEELS
WHILE
YOU
WAIT.
study
and
the
Community,
(it)
ational
Employment
Service
Office,
Prince
Rupert
on
OCTOBER
16
and
17
I
WORK
GUARANTEED
to
Interview
Young
Men
and
Women
interested
in
Aviation.
Learn
a
trade
'
DEALER
FOR
THE
GENERAL
TIRE
WORLD
PEACE
Chop
Suey
House
909
Third
Ave.
West
Phone
Red
S78
back.
Mr.
Champion
won
with
the
queen
and,
thanks
to
Mr.
Dale's
foresight,
got
out
safely
Willi
a
low
spade.
Mr.
Dale's
jack
forced
the
"Mr
Klare
1
hnvlng
DarDecue.
so
I
thousht
It
wise
to
Invite
you
boys
from
the
fire
station
tool"
,
Evervone
should
take
proper
safeguards
against
lire.
Also,
you
should
have
enougll
TIRE
INSURANCE
to
cover
the
full
value
of
yuur
property
at
present
replacement
costs.
Call
us
today.
To
rebuild
at
prsent
cost.
YOU
should
INSURE
before
you've
lost.
"
A"
Not
a
Sideline
with
I's
We
SpecialUe"
VULCANIZING...
RETREADING
WE
FIX
FLATS
king
and
after
cashing
two
more
so
you
can
demand
high
wages!
I
he
Air
t-orce
win
give
you
a
rrct
complete
course
in
such
trades
as:
Electronics
-
Stenography
-
Accountant
-
Mechanic
-
Radio
-
Electrician
-
Medical
and
many
others
while
receiving
full
pay.
Join
the
thousands
of
Young
Men
and
Women
who
are
enrolling
in
the
R.C.A.F.
ENQUIRE
NOW
NO
OBLIGATION
SPECIALIZING
CHINESE
DISHES
Orders
To
Take
Out
Open
6
p.m.
to
3
a.m.
Dally
ISO
H'S
TIRE
SALES
&
SERVICE
!
hearts
Miss
Brash
took
a
second
'
round
of
diamond
finesse,
losing
to
the
queen.
Mr.
Champion
cashed
two
spades
to
beat
ine
hand.
I
If
Mr.
Dale
had
led
the
jack
of
spades
at
trick
three.
Mr.
V
'
Street
Red
548
"ifflnriti
muni
r-
Champion
would
have
been
In
a
hoDeless
Dosition
after,
win
-
f
1
ning
the
second
round
of
hearts.
,
Then
any
return
he
made
j
would
have
given
Miss
Brash
,
her
lOlh
trick.
fote
Morse
'please
1
'
I
LEAVE
FOll
VANl'OI'VFK
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tom
Wallace
left
last
night
aboard
the
George
for
Vancouver,
where
they
will
spend
the
winter
months.
Mr.
Wallace
is
manager
of
Sunnyslde
Canneries,
i
sim
h
SMOOTH
S(VTf
II
with
tiunt
ftprcUtl
Millie
Horse
smoothness
t
"He
thai
soweth
little
shall
reap
little;
and
he
that
soweth
plenteously
shall
reap
plenteously.
Let
every
man
do
according
as
he
is
disposed
in
his
heart,
not
grudging
or
of
necessity;
for
God
.
Alii
"be;
"
loveth
a
cheerful
giver.
To
y
ANCOl'Vf'R
Saint
Poi.
sueh
n.YE
OLD
milSKV
u
lth
M
hlte
Horse
quality
known.
the
leorltl
overt
c-'A
1
1
1
TTfTTiTri
TTTTKTrr
nrn
FRIDAYS:
BS
Conuitlnm,
8
p.m.
SUNDAYS:.
SS
Chllcotin,
8
p.m.
To
Stewart
ami
Alice
Arm
Chll'-olin,
Saturday,
6
a.m.
To
North
Queen
Charlotte
I
ski
nils
Oct.
7
and
21
Midnight
SS
Coquitlam
To
South
Quecri
Charlotte
Islands
Oct.
14
and
28
Midnight
SS
Coquitlam
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Aent
Ml
Thlra
Ave.
Phone
aS
Remember
Your
Church
Offering
At
Thanksgiving
'to.
It
t
t
1.1
h
r
.
.
.
Scotch
lVhislsy
(DIIKll
I
0MCI
"
j
'
'
'
rnf.r
KonrH
or
hv
the
jiiiblished
or
disolayed
by
the
Liquor
tmfcniincnl
of
tSpiiili
rolninbif!..
r
.
-
s