I
he
KiiMe
Rupert
Daily
News
n
ffjaaisi
Wednesday,
April
7,
14
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I
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err
ace
Letter
Recalls
Mystery
Of
Missing
Coin
Cache
The
mystery
of
a
rmsoing
.
.
.
usually
for
one
dollar,
came
ut
guid
pieces,
aim
uie
j
Once,
he
says,
in
cleaning
up
uuiuu.uu
uuw
oi
tne
oiu
in-1
the
shoe
stock,
the
storekeeper
uiun
vrno
kuvcu
me
Boiu
were
'
found
two
size
H
boots,
both
lor
TERRACE
Larry
E.
Prurlen,
public,
accountant
here,
has
been
named
stipendiary
magistrate
and
coroner
here,
filling
the
offices
left
vacant
by
the
death
of
Will
Robinson.
Mr.
Pruden
also
took
the
offices
of
Judge
of
the
small
debts
court
and
Judge
of
the
Juvenile
court,
when
he
was
sworn
In
by
C.
S.
Norrington,
J.P.,
In
court
here
Monday.
This
advertisement
n
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
oi
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
.
iccMiitu
in
u
letier
lo
me
Dany
tw
iouuy
iroin
w.
j.
Oriem
oi
;
fx
V
i
the
right
foot.
Old
George
bought
them
for
a
dollar.
"I
met
him
on
the
walk
one
day,"
says
Mr.
O'Neill,
"and
he
was
a
scream.
He
had
on
a
pair
I
OUUIUCIS.
iiiu
luuian
was
George
Pem-ociiou,
wuu
wun
his
wiit,
lived
of
legginzs
and
the
number
11
boots,
both
pointing
starboard.
"I
had
a
good
laugh
and
the
IFDABYIS
CROSS
0i
old
fellow
said,
'What
you
laugh
for?
I'm
Englishman
now'."
The
clownish
old
man,
and
his
FIND
GUT
ivHT
two
passions,
are
still
popular
legends
of
this
area,
concludes
Mr.
O'Neill.
I
OK
THAT
"
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
OK
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
J
;
f.
'J
r
.
,
r
ui
HE.VLTHV
BABIES
ar
not
eroM.
Tour
baby
atiould
not
b
erfMa.
If
h
is,
thn
aomthing
in
hit
little
ytem
may
ba
"out
f
ordor1
Probably
Bahy'a
Own
Tablet
caa.
promtt)y
"put
it
nrhf,"
Otia
OnHe
Motaar
bad
thia
eapenance.
Nha
amtaa:
"Jiffy
litiU
firl
wu
irritoW,
wmiA
and
umtim4
nek
at
r
tiomark
nkal
a
riAtf
t
ra,
aftw
frtinff
kw
Kaby't
Own
Tatlt,
I
ho
much
bHXm
ht
ipom."
Swt-taatiti
no
"alpy"
atulf
oo
Suiting
eflwrt..
Promptly
effrtfv
in
aimpUi
fTr,
eooitipatioo,
raatleaanai
and
dh
Ortj
uixi
a
n
teilicaleil
ill
louuu
ua
Lltu
buuie
ui
VVUlK
cnuimui
or
Vvoilu
L-anai
us
it
uju
10
be
caiieu.
six
or
seven
uuics
nortn
oi
foi
t
bimpson.
ineir
nuustjioiu,
comprising
a
fisn
wiloitc-iiouae
anu
to
sumi
caoins,
was
known
as
ixmseujwn,
aunougn
tne
i-eniuerums
were
cupuousiy
ciean
anu
tmy
aooui.
uicir
nouic,
says
ivir.
Oixeiii.
he
rcpons
mat
"oiu
Ueoigc"
who
inaue
ins
living
lislung
and
Hunting,
anu
peuuung
iisu
anu
venison
to
roa
biinp&on
people,
naa
a
passion
lor
gold
pieces.
Every
time
he
accumulated
M
in
cnange,
he
wouid
taKe
It
to
the
Hudson's
Bay
store
and
exchange
it
for
an
American
twenty
dollar
gold
piece.
Old
George
and
his
wife
finally
died,
but
Lousetown
remained
as
a
monument,
and
district
resluents
began
to
wonder
about
the
gold
pieces.
George
had
never
been
known
to
spend
one.
Mr.
O'Neill
says
that
many
a
prospecting
party
searched
Lousetown
for
a
lead
on
the
(ratfulnaas
raaulting
from
irrrularity
teething
tlma,
and
other
minor
iUa.
New
without
a
full
bos
of
Baby'a
Own
F..oto
by
Vn
Meer
Htudlo.
una
Tableta.
SirkiMM
ao
of
tan
atrikm
In
I
ha
riidio
personality
from
Vancouver
,'ll-kuuwn
Dtghu
Gt
a
packaga
today
at
your
druggisb
Mtaaf
back
if
you
at
aot
aatiafied.
I
l)i
vi
ry.
Rives
Billy
Dawn
(Shirley
Hill)
a
bad
ii.,cs
to
sign
some
papers
which
would
form
a
be
seen
in
Little
Theatre's
performance
of
:'
hi(
li
opens
next
Monday
at
the
Civic
Centra.
Special
to
The
Dally
News
TERRACE
A
new
organ
was
dedicated
as
a
war
memorial
and
12
local
candidates
were
confirmed
at
a
special
service
here
in
St.
Matthew's
Anglican
church,
conducted
by
the
Rt.
Rev.
Horace
O.
Watts,
Bishop
of
Caledonia.
The
Bishop
dedicated
the
or
TUIS
YOUNG
MISS
can
play
to
her
heart
s
content
in
her
pretty,
sheer
red
and
white
dress.
Trimmed
with
solid
red
at
the
collar,
armholes,
and
attached,
button-topped
sash,
the
dress
is
made
of
nylon.
It's
easy
to
wash,
dries
quickly,
and
needs
little
or
no
Ironing.
GIANT
RUMMAGE
SALE
jebnerlAgain
Heads
i
goia,
dui
"never
a
color
was
ic
Women
s
League
gan
in
memory
of
men
of
the
parish
killed
in
service.
,A
brass
tablet
on
the
organ
bears
the
inscription:
"In
memory
of
those
wis
re-elected
O.
P.
Lyons;
secretary
Mrs.
J.
liulic
Worn-
Rogerson;
treasurer
Mrs.
T.
De-
or
from
this
parish
who
made
the
k
church
of
tne
Blass.
-
supreme
sacrifice."
Children
Treated
by
Clinic
Since
November
Total
152
A
total
of
152
children
have
j
council,
should
make
donations,
been
treated
through
the
Prince
i
sale.
staged
recently
had
"6
fr
tne
clinic'
Rupert
Children's
Preventive
ne"e,d
i
li-atii'nclcd
Mrs.
William
Bond,
retiring
found
.
.
.
and
so
the
Lousetown
legend
has
passed
into
the
category
of
lost
mines."
Old
George
had
another
passion
t
,
.
for
bargains,
recalls
Mr.
O
Nelll,
and
every
time
the
store
found
something
that
no
one
else
would
buy,
such
as
a
clock
that
wouldn't
run,
it
would
be
set
aside
as
a
bargain
for
George
Kev.
M.
W.
O'Connell
present
206
SIXTH
STREET
up
last
night
secretary,
reviewed
the
many
ac-
m
school.
!
tlvlties
of
the
past
season,
stress-
ed
the
following
candidates
for
confirmation:
Russell
Dale,
William
O'Connell.
Harold
Laird.
(rrs
and
plans
'
Ing
a
new
undertaking,
provision
on
"
;
...
.
i
fii
1
.
i
I
I
AMpnrilnt
t.ru
:ing
activities,
or
layettes
for
native
mothers
at
ueoige
martin,
v-iauue
uaic,
rental
Clink-
durinsf
thp
nast
six
1
.
.
...
.7
"
Molly
Scully
of
Dorrecn,
Carole
,.
...
.
.
I
Mrs-
w-
a'nclalr
ana
m-
u-
Dale,
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Brearly,
jiMle
and
a
tea,
'.ssion,
which
A.
on
the
past
1
.'iwted
were:
Miller
Bay
Hospital.
.
.
Mrs.
L.
Dolron
told
the
group
of
a
tea
staged
by
the
Women's
Co-Ordinating
Council
for
the
"Over
70"
Club
and
Mrs.
H.
Roos
hefcrd
at
the
monthly
meeting
of
Mrs.
E.
Gordon
of
Borden
School
THIS
WEEK
Legion
Ladies'
Auxiliary
meeting
Thursday,
8
p.m.,
in
the
Legion
Auditorium.
tht
clinic
executive
Monday
1
Mrs-
Y-
Schaeffer
of
the
Annun-
night
in
the
Civic
Centre.
h!a"on
HmTthl
I
.
.
;
elation,
Dr.
Al
Miller
for
the
the
152
attending
during
thedentiste
Frank
Derry
secretary-period
November
to
the
end
or
j
treasurer
and
J.
S.
Wilson.
chair-March,
made
333
visits,
with
41
man
Mis
H
Rook;
;
was
named
convener
of
the
Sis-cent
5
Mrs
D.
;
ters
of
St.-
Joseph
tea
to
be
held
Mrs.
Olive
Miller,
Mrs.
Delia
Raabe,
Mrs.
Harriet
Tupper
and
Mrs.
Audrey
Dale.
Following
the
service
a
social
hour
was
enjoyed
in
the
Parish
Hall
with
.refreshments
served
by
President
Mrs.
R.
Laird
and
members
of
the
Anglican
Women's
Auxiliary.
it-iwiderit
Mrs.
SATURDAY,
APRIL
10
Sale
Starts
9:30
a.m.
Sponsored
by
HOSPITAL
WOMEN'S
AUXILIARY
Job's
Daughters
Easter
Tea
and
Bazaar
Thursday,
2:15
p.m.
at
the
Armories,
Sixth
Avenue
n
Jioun
later
this
month.
Another
convener
named
was
Mrs.
Doirort,
for
the
CWL
bake
sale
to
be
held
in
conjunction
with
the
Civic
Centre
"potpouri"
crafts
show
at
the
end
of
the
month.
Mrs.
D.
Wells
reported
that
the
West.
.
completing
treatment,
in
the
Wednesday
afternoon
sessions
set
aside
tor
clinic
work
by
local
j
dentists.
j
Figures
for
the
various
schools'
d
readers
wurtl
Show
are
as
follows:
Annunciation
Easter
Cards
by
CouUs
now
More
Than
400
Debs
Expected
To
Come
Out
t
This
Season
on
display
at
McRAE
BROS.
School,
18
children,
48
visits,
one
corhpleted;
Conrad
School,
44
children,
82
visits,
8
completed;
(89)
Annunciation
Girl
Guide
company's
annual
tea
will
be
held
I
May
29
In
the
school
hall
and
Mrs..O.
Fahey
reported
on
the!
forthcoming
Prince
Rupert
Dis-j
trlct
Music
and
Drama
Festival.'
Mrs.
R.
Brett,
Mrs.
N.
R.
Young
I
(King
Edward
School,
34
child-
Sonja
Ladies
meeting,
Mrs.
i)
presented
up
won
the
Bt
Ml
KIEL
NARRAWAY
i
It
vill
probably
be
a
season
cjuaaiwi'rmbui
vviiui-
less
glittering,
understandably,
LONDON
(f
The
"debs"
are
i
than
the
brilliant
social
hirl
it's
EASY
annual
Kins-
ana
Mrs.
A.
Brebner
were
ap
fia
ls
pointed
canvas.sers
fur
th
Can-1
,.
v.
.i
hi,
j
.
M,.nriiinn
h,t
it
imnn
win
-sht
In
ihe
cer
Society
fund
drive
to
be
held
i
try
milnsions
Ior
a
new
social
i
quicken
perceptibly
May
15
when
ren,
06
visits,
14
completed;
Bor-1
e.
Wick.
1255
Beach
Place,
'
den
School,
35
children,
75
visits,
Tuesday,
April
8.
81
13
completed.
;
The
clinics
also
saw
15
pre-
j
In
the
Interests
of
the
Cana-school
children
making
50
visits
Idian
Legion
and
Legion
affairs
with
five
completed
and
six
Dig-
the
film
"In
Which
We
Serve"
by
Island
children
making
12
;
will
be
shown
at
8
p.m.
Tuesday,
visits.
I
April
6,
at
the
Legion
Auditor-
Clinic
financing
remains
a
!
ium.
Everybody
welcome.
No
major
problem,
members
were
j
admittance
charge.
(81)
told,
with
a
total
of
$400
requir-
j
"
Jo
be
SMART!
here
this
month.
1
season.
-
More
than
400
are
ex-
i
the
Queen
comes
home
from
her
Commonwealth
tour.
nt.
in
which
"Prelude
to'
i
pected
to
come
out.
iMs.
saw
sev-'
Government
cunipetlng
:
prize
was
the
I-ird.
a
play
by
ed
to
meet
commitments
up
to
the
end
of
June.
It
was
reported
that
Parent-
Teacher
groups
were
continuing
financial
support
but
members
felt
that
other
civic
organizations,
including
city
Heins
puts
in
the
CREAM
-you
add
only
WATER
was
master
!
l!
project,
Williu.ns
and
f
ituliins
at
the
:f
-
A
amlience
i
;id
announced
wis
Uinetner
nu.M'd
would
laitli
I
eating
Asked
to
Act
On
Island
Deal
The
Chamber
of
Commerce
is
wil
ing
to
Minister
of
Lands
and
Forests
R.
E.
Sommers
to
nr;;e
the
provincial
government
to
tell
Crown
Assets
Disposal
Corjwratlon
that
Prince
Ru-pnt
wants
Hospital
Island
in
Prinre
Rupert
harbor
as
a
picnic
site.
The
chamber
earlier
In
the
year
had
asked
the
Federal
government
body
if
it
would
delay
sale
of
the
Island
until
It
was
learned
whether
or
not
the
pro-vini
i
il
government
would
take
Few
of
the
British
damsels
can
expect
this
year
to
meet
the
Queen.
The
presentation
parties
March
24-25
were
presided
over
by
the
Queen
Mother.
Other
commitments
will
limit
the
Queen's
attendance
at
traditional
debutante
social
functions.
Said
an
official
of
thft
lord
chamberlain's
office:
"Hef
Majesty
who
will
be
28
April
21
now
Is
too
old
for
debutantes
to
know
her
personally."
So.
unless
moved
by
personal
desire,
the
Queen
is
not
expected
to
attend
many
personal
coming-out
parties
with
one
exception.
Princess
Alexandra,
daughter
of
the
Duchess
of
Kent,
will
make
her
debut
this
season
and
it
may
be
a
royal
affair,
although
not
a
splashy
one.
The
princess
now
is
attending
school
in
Paris.
At
the
same
school
is
Diana
Wilgress,
daughter
of
Dana
Wil-grcss.
Canada's
representative
on
the
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Organization
council.
Subject
of
Z)itt
tn
SAVE
CSj
on
rl3N
about
$500
to
i
iolio
fund.
A
religious
film
on
faith-healing
will
be
presented
at
the
Pentecostal
Church
Friday
night
in
two
showings,
at
?
and
9
p.m.
The
color
film,
titled
"Venture
Into
Faith"
tells
of
the
work
of
Oral
Roberts,
Oklahoma
faith
healer,
focusing
on
the
effect
of
his
campaigns
on
one
family.
I
it
over
as
a
park
site.
,
The
Crown
assets
disposal
cor-i
portion
wrote
the
chamber
saying
that
it
had
not
heard
i
a
-JH
2
7
S
.
from
the
provincial
government
but,
tint
two
tenders
for
the
ls-
r
y
1
Fcmkvcuq
(joauet
Blue
Bonnet
De
Luxe
MARGARINE
i
land
had
been
received.
How-j
ever,
the
letter
said,
should
the
B.C.
department
of
lands
ask
lor
the
iiland
it
would
be
given
pri-T
consideration.
The
rhambcr
on
a
motion
by
T.
Norton
Youngs,
seconded
by
I
r.
Ccddrs
Large,
decldad
t-
,
write
lo
Mr.
Summers
informiu-.
him
that
the
federal
govcrn-nicti!.
wnnted
representation
from
the
B.C.
lands
departmeul
or
the
Hand
will
be
sold
to
one
of
the
two
grGups
tendering.
1
he
ch.imbcr
also
ordered
i
lelt
r
of
protest
sent
to
the
Nor,
h-.vest
Telephone
Coinpan.
BLACK
BAMBOO
on
a
yellow
backdrop
brings
a
splash
of
color
to
the
spring
scene
as
Marty
of
Switzerland
creates
an
attractive
ensemble
of
a
new
Swiss
cotton
faille.
The
heavily
ribbed
fabric
is
used
for
a
sleek
sheath
dress
and
matching,
yellow-lined
coat.
EES
Wm
p-f-
AsJoRitD
1
SP-
toy.
you
XrfttW
74
f
One
V4
lb.
packet
pro.
Simply
unwrap
a
quarter
pound
of
DE
LUXE
Blue
Bonnet
Margarine
and
sjice
onto
your
,
serving
dish!
Perfect
pats
are
ready
for
your
table
smart,
appetizing,
delicious!
v
'
tonally
aeod,
serve
DE
LUXE
Blue
Bonnet
direct
from
package
to
plate.
Folks
cut
their
own
requirements
cleanly
and
easily.
Your
dish
stays
neat
and
attractive
until
the
Blue
Bonnet
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