NAVY
NEWS
bcout,
Cub
Leaders
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
May
2,
1953
rauudicu
Mum
uurse
Eddie
Dawes
Leaves
by
Air
to
Join
Canadian
Navy's
Coronation
Contingent
THE
CORONATION
DAY
COMMITTEE
PRESENTS
nl
'-fiht
new
scout
and
cub
leaders
gradu-a
five-day
course
here
last
night
to
launch
fciti'st
advance
in
the
scout
movement
in
Leading
Seaman
Eddie
Dawes
left
by
air
for
Halifax
enroute
to
the
Coronation,
HMCS
Chat
JiUipt'i't
History
oronalion
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The
Coronation
contingent
j
will
then
disembark
and
proceed
j
to
Purbright
Camp
near
London.
Training
again
will
be
carried
out
until
June
1.
!
Three
or
four
davx
hpfnr
the
L
v
leaders
will
bo
j
their
preliminary
!
,
,
riificate
from
Boy
L.dnuart'-rs
in
Ottawa.
I'i
...fore
that
will
be
put
t
thr
training
of
Prince
for
the
Home
consisting
ot
approximately
20,
have
been
sworn
in
and
kitted
up
and
arc
now
going
through
their
paces
in
naval
squad
drill
to
marching.
drill
hall
to
power
units.
From
the
drill
hall
on
Monday
evenings
these
days
come
sounds
of
marching
feet,
clatter
of
rifle
butts
and
power
of
command
being
exercised.
The
foreign
naval
vessels
that
will
be
visiting
Prince
Rupert
for
the
Coronation
parade
on
June
2
will
be
the
U.S.
naval
vessels
Rombac
and
PTC
1254
and
the
Coronation
the
marching
contingent
will
proceed
to
Earl's
Court
and
the
street
lining
contingent
to
Kensington
Gardens.
NEW
ARRIVAL
A
new
arrival
on
the
permanent
RCN
staff
at
Chatham
is
Petty
Officer
First
Class
Hodges,
a
gunner
by
trade.
Since
his
arrival
the
smartness
of
the
squad
drill
In
the
drill
hall
on
Monday
evenings
is
improving.
Nearly
all
the
new
naval
band,
Under
auspices
of
Canadian
Legion
at
the
LEGION
AUDITORIUM,
June
2,
1953;
Tickets
available
at:
Legion
Office,
"27"
Club
Desk;
Legion
Officers
and
Legion
Executive.
$2.50
PER
PERSON
REFRESHMENTS
INFORMAL
Gadget
Tots
U.S.
Coastguard
cutter
Kimball
and
one
Coastguard
PBY
ham's
representative.
The
Canadian
contingent
consists
of
130
officers
and
men
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
and
Royal
Canadian
Naval
(Reserve!.
The
contingent
represents
22,000
off
leers
and
men
of
the
RCN
and
RCN
B.
Every
rank
is
Included.
Commanding
Officer
of
the
Naval
Coronation
contingent
Is
Commander
R.
P.
Welland,
RCN,
of
Vancouver.
The
naval
marching
contingent
consists
of
84
officers
and
men
who
are
required
to
march
13
miles
In
the
Coronation
parade
and
on
the
following
day
the
whole
RCN
contingent
will
march
to
Buckingham
Palace,
nine
miles,
each
to
receive.
the
Coronation
medal
from
Queen
Elizabeth.
LINE
STREETS
Street
lining
party
of
the
RCN
contingent
will
number
46
and
will
be
under
arms
for
16
hours.
All
members
of
the
contingent
have
been
asked
to
get
into
top
physical
shape
before
sailing.
All
officers
and
men
arrived
In
Stadacona
last
Monday.
Training
lasts
until
May
6.
It
Stove
A
MEMBER
OF
THE
MALI-SEET
TRIBE
in
New
Brunswick
has
reverted
In
rank
from
sergeant
to
signalman
In
order
to
attend
the
Coronation.
Signalman
G.
j.
Dedham,
from
the
Devon
reservation
nea
Frederictbn,
is
a
member
of
'
the
tribe
which
took
an
oath
of
allegiance
to
George
III
during
the
American
Revolution.
He
enlisted
with
the
Reserve
Signals
Corps
after
two
years
of
active
service.
3
u
pert
boys.
"This
course
is
one
of
the
nost
encouraRing
things
which
have
taken
place
in
the
scout
movemeht."
said
Commissioner
F.
E.
Enfield.
"We
were
getting
to
the
point
where
we
were
very
worried
about
a
supply
of
leaders.
Most
roops
were
ton
crowded
and
xme
had
to
double
up."
REGl
LAR
SESSIONS
Three
of
the
five
days
of
training
were
devoted
to
scouting;
the
balance
to
cub
training,
during
the
course,
each
group
vent
through
regular
scout
and
cub
sessions.
Average
attendance
of
the
classes,
held
in
St.
Andrews
Cathedral
hall
was
30.
Instructors
were
Rev.
L.
O.
Siebcr,
cub
master;
Canon
B.
S.
Prockter,
assistant;
Jim
Blain
of
Prince
George,
field
commissioners;
Archie
Mitchell,
assistant.
Those
graduating"
are:
Mrs.
Chris
Green,
Dr.
J.
D.
Galbralth,
David
Barclay.
Dorothy
Edgar,
Granby
Watmough,
Dorothy
Yamada,
Los
Reekie,
Blanche
Rimmer.
A.
C.
(Bert)
Cameron,
Eve
Pnffcnroth,
Gertrude
Mat-
PRICE
CORRECTIONS
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in
back
of
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let
them
know
,r
is
uj
to
every
min-iav.
CounUcss
times
...
day
th"-'
average
a.-s
li'T
two-or
three-,nii.
some
dangerous
innn
troublemaker
Is
t.
Those
interesting
Cal
Ribs.
JUJ
A
STANDOUT
FOR
GOOD
LOOKS
Arrow
Par
4.95
In
Friday's
paper
we
made
a
mistake
...
The
Moffat
Gas
Range
prices
for
models
as
Illustrated
should
have
been:
3or
Wn.
Barl
:
the
.stove
fascin
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3.'
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-Jiffy
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY
Funeral
services
for
the
latp
mi
;,:;l'T
r..!.
:.
to
tiiko
this
at
Mother's
mind
is
a
Catherine
S.
Barber,
wife
ot
Art
'
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that
prevents
cnild-
tern,
'
Mrs.
C.
E.
"
Hitchcock.
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Mrs.
Mrs.
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uimi.ih;
on
.ho
the
ranee
range
i
F
MumQ
victor
WeUs
Moffat
DeLuxe
Gas
Range
$354.75
Moffat
DeLuxe
Cottage
Gas
Range
$246.75
consists
of
arms
drill,
route
marches,
physical
training,
kit
Inspection
and
other
necessary
activities.
On
May
7
the
RCN
Coronation
marching
contingent
will
embark
on
HMCS
Quebec
and
the
street
lining
contingent
will
embark
on
other
ships
of
the
fleet
for
passage
to
the
United
King
Barber,
manager
of
the
Haida
Hotels
Ltd.
Queen
Charlotte
City
were
held
at
the
United
Church
here.
Rev.
Lliyd
Hooper
officiated.
Mrs.
Gordon
H.
Joliffe.
soloist
Roche,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Davis
nre-ro.ii.stant
Plaskon
Harold
Ketcheson,
George
Tus-Ws
t'at!;:ot
makes
It
i
tin,
M.
C.
Hubcl,
Rusty
Thaln,
t
turn
on
the
gas
or
j
Pat
Forman,
Dr,
G.
Fiddes,
Gor-uutil
the
knob
Is
j
don
Poffonroth,
Glenn
Gordon,
Add
dash
to
your
wardrobe
with
Arrow
Par!
Styled
with
the
tmart
soft
spread
collar
best-dressed
men
favor.
Like
oil
Arrow
'
shirts.
Par
is
expertly
tapered
to
follow
body
lines.
..fit
smooth
end
trim.
"Sanforized"
broadcloth.
See
Par
...
the
wide-
'
spread
star
.
.
.
HERE
today.
WATTS
&
NICKERS
ON
m.y
I'iamcn
to
make
Bob
Morris.
L.
G
Sicber
and
I
rendered
ef
feciivelv
"Christian
i
:iot'
lies
ill
the
outer
Archie
Mitchell.
Qom.
sh
with
those
in
an
!
.
,r
disc.
After
the
StOVe
GMITHHRS
Rnvpntu-nlnn
MEN'S
WEAR
I
lit
iTT-Ttr
CTATJl?
TTT
ts
orTHTrnn
riTtTT
mn
.
The
Royal
Canadian
Navy
fleet
of
ships
for
the
Coronation
sails
from
Halifax
May
7
and
arrives
at
Portsmouth
on
the
15th.
i;urned
on
or
off,
the
boys
ranging
in
age
from
eight
I
i
i
f
turns
to
its
safety
;
to
17
turned
out
to
the
re-
I
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1
rOl
ARROW
WHITI
SHIRTS
I
Goodnight,"
'
The
c.iurcrt
was
unable
to
accommodate
the
crowd
which
gathered
from
all
parts
of
the
Island
to
pay
tribute
to
one
who
held
the
esteem
and
admiration
of
the
many
communities
represented.
Burial
took
place
at
Tlell.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
;
organization
meeting
or
the
Cub
the
newest
model
!
and
Boy
Scout
movement,
now
equipped
with
:
Seven
cub
sixes
and
six
scout
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were
set
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by
Scout
iii
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parts.
A
leaders
Gordon
Sharp
and-
Ray
.an
remove
old
type
James,
RCMP
constables
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95c,
1.25
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Chair
Pads
,
1.89
2.25
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the
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start
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record
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ha.se
a
set
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school,
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made
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plant-
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council
report.
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loveliness
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temperature
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pro-!r
tliiui
putting
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a
of
holiday
pleasure
...
truly
fabulous
demnre!
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sponsored
by
the
f
was
Riven
by
W.
D.
Flying
Canadian
Pocific
you
have
a
choice
of
several
other
Air
Tours
with
all
rrenjemenM
,
for
a
a
the
P-TA
conven-iii.iuver
during
the
Man.
s
mnni
won
the
book
'n''ince
prize.
holiday
as
active
or
relaxing
as
you
wish.
Only
IOV2
hours
from
Vancouver
by
giant
SUPER
DC-S's,
pressurized,
air-conditioned
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air
travel
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