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Hospital
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
May
17,
1952
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Population
of
Karachi,
capital
450.000
to
1.200.000
since
Pakistan
of
Pakistan,-
has
increased
from
and
India
were
separated.
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UESTONE
in
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Eastern
Star
Ladies
Hold
Conference
Held
Here
Hospital
authorities
from
northern
British
Columbia
will
converge
on
Prince
Rupert
next
Wednesday
when
representatives
from
boards
of
management
of
hospitals
throughout
the
north
will
attend
the
Northern
Regional
Hospital
Conference
here.
Percy
Ward,
executive
secre
Sport
raddy
O
Gorman
re-entered
hospital
this
week,
further
treatment
to
his
feet
being
necessary.
City
employees
who
started
blacktopping
on
the
avenue
near
Cow
Bay
brieve
last
Tuesday
morning,
reached
McBride
Stieet
Friday.
The
job
will
be
resumed
on
the
harbor
side
of
the
bridge.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Davey
are
home
from
a
visit
to
Sand.spit
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
where
their
sun.
John
Davw
is
iftiTiioon
was
six
COLORFUL
PRACTICAL
SMART
Annual
Tea
P
THE
oL
ETTERBOX
REGRETS
DEATH
Editor,
The
Daily
News:
I
was
sorry
to
hear
of
the
death
by
accident
of
Mr.
Alex
Hunter.
.
During
my
stay
In
Prince
Rupert
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy,
I
got
to
know
Mr.
Hunter
very
well.
When
I
got
transferred
to
.
Ottawa
in
September,
1945.
Mr.
Hunter
came
to
say
goodbye.
He
was
a
fine
man,
a
real
gentleman
and
I
know
his
passing
will
be
a
great
loss
to
Prince
Rupert.
May
I
extend
my
sincere
sympathies
to
those
who
are
lft
to
mourn.
Sincerely,
R.
B.
BOWMAN.
Lieut.
Commander,
RCN
(Ret).
Turner
Valley,
Alberta.
I
miests
al
the
Pro-
1
I
1
i
vp
tea
hi'ld
at
i
.
Shirts
1,
of
Mr.
;nid
Mrs.
J.
I
The
annual
tea
held
by
the
..
Fourth
Avenue
0ic
?f
Easter
Star
Thursday
tary
of
the
Bniisn
Columbia
1
particularly
icmuie
proved
a
the
view
of
,u
the
success
success.
Mrs.
Lillian
Alexander,
Worthy
uj
tiiy
!
staWned
s
customs
excise
of
fi-
ft
w
I
.
e
was
centred
with
,
Matron
of
the
Order,
received
('
"V.
.
Hospital
Association,
and
Lloyd
Del-wilier,
commissioner
of
the
BC.
Hospital
Insurance
Service,
will
attend.
Also
present
will
be
representatives
from
hospitals
in
Fort
St.
John,
Dawson
City,
Prince
George,
Quesncl,
Williams
Lake,
Vanderhoof,
Burns
Lake,
Smith-crs,
Ilazclioik
ttnd
Teiiuce
for
'the
one-day
conference.
pils
at
school
recess
hour.
The
kid
drunks
ate
in
jail.
Conditions
on
Vancouver's
skid
road
are
bad.
But
I
defy
any
honest
observer
to
say
they
are
any
worse
than
those
in
the
heart
of
Toronto
in
one
rooming
house
district.
4l
I
DO
SEE
one
great
improve-'
nient
here.
All
classes
of
the
community
are
facing
the
fact
thft
alcoholism
is
a
problem,
and
that
it
requires
new
and
better
education.
The
Alcoholics
Anonymous,
here
as
in
B.C.,
are
doing
the
most
useful
work
of
any
organization
I
can
discover.
They
are
showing
people,
not
just
telling
them.
They
even
have
a
branch
in
Kingston
pen.
But
even
hard-boiled
and
long
time
"wet"
papers
like
the
Toronto
Telegram
have
recently
carried
signed
articles
by
one
of
their
own
hard-bitten
editors
on
how
he
cured
himself
of
alcoholism
1
by
the
so-called
Antabuse
system).
In
fact.
I
sense
rather
than
see
in
Ontario
more
of
an
alertness
to
the
evils
of
alcoholism
than
I
have
seen
since
before
1914.
There
is
one
fact
I
would
like
to
impress
on
"moderate"
people
in
B.C.
That
is,
that
after
you
try
everything
then
go
back
to
what
Ontario
now
has
that
is
hotel
sale
of
hard
liquor
there
is
only
one
other
change
to
try
from
then
on.
That
is
Prohibition.
It
is
paradoxical,
but
I
think
true,
Ontario
Is
closer
to
prohibition
than
E.C.
is
precisely
for
the
reason
that
she
has
the
bars
back.,
under
another
name.
"That
is
why
I
say
to
B.C.
leave
bad
enough
alone.
YES
!
!
Color
in
men's
sport
shirts
wil!
be
sen
this
year
from
Mexico
to
Alaska.
Let
us
show
you
the
Bluestone
"BARBAUV,"
a
washable,
lightweight
fabric
in
a
Paisley
design.
'
Priced
at
$6.50
Tile
Bluestone
"It
1
V
I
E
It
A,"
a
wa.'hable
fabric
in
contrasting
two-tone
fro.its.
Inverted
pleat
pockets
with
contrast
color
in
the
pleats.
Priced
at
$5.50
ii.
,"trii'r'sr'r
!
J
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BIBLICAL
RIVER
The
River
Jordan
rises
1700
feet
above
sea-level
and
flows
160
miles
to
the
Dead
Sea,,
1292
feet
below
sea-level.
GREAT
FORTRESS
The
old
French
fortress
at
Louisbourg
on
Cape
Breton
Island
was
once
the
strongest
fort
in
North
America.
f
j,.
the
remainder
01
bucoui.
dworaU'd
with
red;
Music
from
recordings
for
the
tulips
and
stocks.
!
afternoon
was
In
charge
of
Mrs.
'l-s
Harvey
and
Mrs.
!
F'rcw.
and
loaned
by
Rupert
jjj,
in
receiving
were
:
Radio
and
Electric.
iiniMin.
Mesdames
W.
!
Pouring
were:
Mrs.
R.
Morrl-fA.
E.
Smith.
T.
W.
j
son,
Mrs.
Cuthlll,
Mrs.
F.
Dibb
jt
Stewart
and
Scott
!
Mrs.
T.
Beattie.
jived.
Mrs.
H.
M.j
Serving:
Mrs.
E.
Dawes,
Mrs
ld
,
j
R.
Cameron,
Mrs.
J.
Evans
Mrs
lie.
Progressive-
.
j
Stevens,
Mrs.
R.
Hoban
and
4
candidate
in
the
Mrs.
O.
Murray
tn.rlrCHl
c-II-!b00tn
The
Whlte
'hant
and
plant
yr.cn
manager,
c
p
resent
to
meet
the
-
,t
j-
k,l
other
men
joined
!
cro
M
c
BrechYn
and
Mrs
Mrs-
hours.
Cer
business
;
w
Bailey
I
i
Home
cookfng
was
convened
by
firbes,
government
1
Mrs.
A.
Rivett
assLsted
by
Mrs.
A.
f.-e
Rupert,
returned
,
Domlnato
and
Mrs.
N.
Berg.
f,in,m
a
brief
visit!
Table
centre,
of
beautiful
,:ere
general
condi-
spring
flowers
representing
the
considered
favor-
1
colors
of
the
Order,
was
donated
WA
TTS
&
NICKERS
ON
DRESS
PUMPS
MEN'S
CLOTHING
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
345
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lionel
Hollby
left
on
Friday
night's
train
for
Halleybury
to
attend
the
wedding
of
their
son,
Lieutenant
Gwynn
Holtby.
Miss
Monica
Holtby
will
Join
them
In
Edm
nntrin
where
she
has
been
visiting
since
UBC
closing.
'Miss
Marlon
Stuttart,
R.N.,
has
succeeded
Miss
Mary
Sinclair
as
operating
room
superintendent
at
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
Another
staff
change
has
been
the
addition
of
Miss
A.
Tenaka,
R.N.,
born
in
Prince
Rupert.
UBC
Grad
'
Returns
Alfred
Edward
Burnip,
who
graduated
this
year
with
second
class
honors
in
mechanical
engineering
from
UBC,
has
returned
home
to
spend
the
first
part
of
the
summer
with
his
parents.
In
August,
Mr.
Burnip
will
go
to
Montreal-
to
take
a
position
with
Aluminum
Company
.of
Canada.
During
the
summer,
he
will
be
employed
with
his
father
at
Northern
Fishermen's
Cold
Storage.
After
graduating
from
Booth
Memorial
high
school
here,
Mr.
Burnip
joined
the
RCAF
and
later
continued
his
studies
at
UBC.
He
is
the
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
A.
W.
Burnip
of
this
city.
i
.
1
ana
arranged
by
Mrs.
W.
D
f
Vance.
The
Individual
tables
I
were
centred
with
iris
and
daffo-
rills
ideri
1
Just
Arrived
LADIES'
WHITE
AND
COLORED
SHOES
Mrs.
W.
Simmons
was
of
the
tea
room
assisted
by
ild.
Bulger's.
!
Mrs-
D-
Kristmanson,
Mrs.
H.
Mrs
Baker
arrived
rom
Van-
;
couver
early
in
the
week
to
join
j
hei
husband,
Jens
Baker,
who
1
!
had
reached
here
earlier.
Both
i
I
were
living
in
Prince
Rupert
dur-
j
j
ing
the
Second
Great
War
and
1
:
now
resume
residenee,
where
1
they
take
over
care
and
general
j
supervision
of
the
Pioneers'
Home
in
Westview.
I
Fashion
Footwear
Advertising
in
the
Daily
News;
i
brins
quick
results.
'
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;
wugHt
and
Mrs.
B.
Morrison.
I
mi'
K'
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ENGLISH
1
Cashier
for
the
afternoon
'
was
I
.-t
Biain
Bros.
Ar-
j
Mrs.
T.
McMeekin,
Sr.
I
v,
k!y.
(
1
18c
)
;
Raffles
werp
,n
charge
of
Mfg
;vc
Saturday,
May
j
E-
Saunders,
Mrs.
T.
Wilford
and
Temple.
Everyone
Mr-'-
Alex
Mitchell.
j
j
Winners
of
the
raffles
were:
ii
imtoii.
of
the
Mu-
i
t40l'ci'y
hampor
donated
by
the
oil
Canada,
is
in
the
'
CnaPlcr-
won
by
Mrs.
D.
Krist-
4
of
his
periodical
'
niansor
with
ticket
177;
chicken
4
Savoy.
37.
(tf
1
I
d"ner
donated
by
Mrs.
G.
Alex-
1
ander,
won
by
Mrs.
J.
Mussallem,
'arnt
Salt
Lak?
ticket
102:
fern
and
Jardiniere
diners
o
ration
to-I
donated
by
Mrs.
S.
Woxiside,
,iy.
May
18.
Leave
I
won
by
Mrs.
E.
Saunders
with
'k
t.s
every
hour
from
!
'ieket
104;
box
of
candy,
made
G:
ecu
3!M
and
I
and
donated
by
Mrs.
W.
Sim-(ltcjimons.
Jars
won
by
Mrs.
J.
W.
East-
iJH
'
W00d:
bux
of
candy'
made
and
ppTvrp
pi-
h
I
fconal
Mrs.
W.
D.
McAra,
No-
n-
inn
'
A
,
i
won
by
Mrs.
Jean
Cameron,
tick-"c
of
ad
officers
ft
1
16;
mens
set
donated
by
Mrs.
f-
ls
ffiucsted
011
r.
Dibb.
won
by
Mrs
W
D
f
J0,
!'"st
D'Rrpp.
McAra,
ticket
132;
make-up
kit
I
'
rctnim
cordially
,
donated
by
Mrs.
W.
D.
Vance,
won
5"
''p"ls
8
P
m
1
by
Mrs.
Joan
Stevens
with
ticket
Scry.
Utct
148
This
firm
favourite,
i
sparkling
yctra
dry
lager
is
served
wit
pleasure
all
year
round.
-Here
in
British
Columbia
the
pure
soft
water
and
gentle
climate
combine
with
the
skill
and
patience
of
the
brewers
to
bring
you
Lucky
9.
Lager,
a
thoroughly
satisfying
beverage,
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Winner
1950
Mm
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
cumtt
lustier
isiuek
I'liune
210
it.
B.C.
Stewalt,
B.C.
".'
Brussels
Award
You
could
easily
be
because
it
shows
torn
of
the
800
additional
permanent
Jobs
that
will
be
created
during
the
next
two
years
because
of
the
$65,000,000
Cominco
is
now
spending
on
new
projects.
These
new
jobs
will
bring
the
Company's
employment
to
over
9,000
a
big
changt
from
the
first
year's
payroll
of
1
75
men.
How
has
this
been
done?
Chiefly
by
ploughing
back
profits
from
each
successful
year
in
exploration,
mine
development
and
plant
expansion.
Thus
profits
made
possible
a
steady
growth
resulting
in
stable
conditions,
more
jobs
at
higher
wages
and
security
for
the
future.
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Island"
a
full
colour
sound
movia
off
Cominco.
Write
Cominco,
Troif.
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Westminster,
B.C.
ALSO
BREWERS
OF
BURTON
TYPE
ALE
OFPORK,
half
or
whole
58c
Thij
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
bv
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
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