I
1
km
Than
300
Tourists
Visit
Museum
Prinae
Rupert
Dally
New
Tuesday,
June
30,
Kinsmen
Add
Two
More
Cabins
To
Kiddie
Camp
at
Lakelse
Two
more
cabins
were
erected
Doug
J
1
s
t
a
d,
Frank
Dafoe
Ire
Since
it
Opened
Two
Weeks
Ago
i
of
Interest
to
I
which
bring
many.
comments!
Thp
The
rrHft.Mit,iillKhin
craftsmanship
in
In
immc
some
of
nf
1
POSTMASTER
WANTS
TO
CM
MONEY
BACK
TO
CITIZEUS
It
isn't
often
that
the
government
gives
anything
back,
but
Postmaster
Jack
Burgess
said
today
he
wants
to
return
box
rental
refunas
and
also
refunds
on
keys.
Since
the
door-to-doui
delivery
bPgan.
only
a
few
persons
mostly
business
firms
now
use
boxes
in
the
post
office.
Mr.
Burgess
.also
asked,
once
again,
that
citizens
advise
their
correspondents
to
use
street
addresses
on
their
mail
to
avoid
a
tie-up
in
the
post
office.
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Kinsmen
George
Levas,
Caii
Sauer.
Harry
sheardown.
Jim
Mellor,
Harold
I''-
.
..
...
ri.!.-
-
these
carvings
is
remarkable.
.rom
the
visitors.
This
collection
consists
of
Club
at
the
Kinsmen
Kiddies
Camp
at
Lakelse
Lake
last
week
Leverett,
Ralph
Anderson
and
Gordon
Home.
end.
There
are
now
iu
caDins
some
40
pleifes
of
beautifully
carved
miniature
totems
made
with
sleeDinz
accommodation
lor
Great
Interest
has
also
been
shown
in
the
fine
carved
horn
spoon,
halibut
hooks,
and
two
shaman's
rattles,
also
in
the
basketwork,
moosehlde
and
beadwork.
frnm
Mtnnp
fminri
nnlv
In
nnn
i
.
in--t-
nays
I
is
the
Museum,
where
,',ns
have
visited
since
1,.,-lhwcst
coast
Is
known
Cut
the
world
for
1U
l,m
pules
and
the
Prince
i
Museum
has
been
lucky
I
.
t,
inhibition
Dur-
48
children
at
the
camp.
PERSONALS
locality
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Twentv-seven
Girl
Guides
win
be
the
first
to
occupy
the
camp
islands
wnere,
in
the
mountain
area
of
Skldegate.
an
ancient
Mrs.
J.
Sowtcr,
the
present
this
year.
They
are
going
mere
July
19.
Mr.
P
A.
Cohen,
of
Brown
5iy
vj
it.v.-i
.-I
quarry
belonging
to
a
tribe
of
curator,
said
all
the
tourists
.
,.
and
Harvev.
who
Is
en
route
for
show
a
remarkable
Interest
in
Halda
Indians
has
been
worked
lor
many
years.
UsTi
!
V
v
Terra
England,
left
here
last
nlgnt
Two
other
camps
win
De
conducted
in
August
by
Rev.
Thorpe.
Applications,
which
can
be
ob
carved
inaian
mrau,
the
Museum.
Last
week
a
erouD
by
train.
of
university
students,
who
are
tained
at
the
Nonnern
a..
studying
ornithology
and
bot
Power
Company's
store,
are
still
Jnita
Charlotte
Windle
any,
arrived
here
In
a
chartered
ship,
the
s.s.
Jolynn,
from
bclne
taken
for
these
camps
He
will
visit
New
York
belore
embarking
on
the
Empress
of
Australia
for
England
where
he
plans
to
spend
his
vacation.
Miss
Carole
Moorehouse,
frnm
children
WHO
wisn
W)
go.
changes
Vows
in
Vancouver
Twelve
Kinsmen
ana
lour
nthrr
from
KuDert
made
the
Washington.
Under
the
direction
of
Dr.
Ernest
Booth
from
Walla
Walla
University
In
Washington,
the
students
are
en
route
for
Al-
TEA
BAGS
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
trip
to
Lakelse
last
week-end
to
f
interest
10
joncs
oi
Jieiiinjjiiam,
wasiiing
r-ddiiig
fFiiipert
'hk
picc
uiic
tun.
set
up
the
new
cabins
ana
io
oioini
im
the
rounds
and
make
Moorehouse,
618
Taylor
street,
is
leaving
tonight
by
train
for
Edmonton
where
she
will
jo'n
i
nn
Helgnis
uniieu
with
Rev.
R.
J.
Love
oiflclat-
aska
in
connection
with
their
stiifiips
Thpv
wrp
all
imnressed
the
camp
ready
for
the
coming
Vaiicover.
when
Bcnlta,
ng,
the
bride
was
given
In
mar-
Jn.inUi
nf
.
I...
I
J
r
the
women's
division
of
tne
u.uru.
uauKuucr
vi
nage
rmge
Dy
oy
Mr.
Mr.
James
James
is-nnersiiy.
K.NKersity
e
winaie,
wltn
tne
flne
exhibits.
season.
Tha
aKtriH
wr
nrpf
a
hrirated
RCAF.
I
1UI
T.
W
I
in
PrSr.ce
Rupert
according
to
a
Mrs
B.
W
ndle
of
322
she
wore
a
powder
blue
suit
with
Enthusiasm
or
th
muscum
TC""nuhK
E
,ait;?"ed
'U'as
also
shown
when
some
34
Born
in
Piince
Rupert,
13-year-old
Carole
has
been
working
for
the
Royal
Bank
since
lpavinir
school,
but
now
pians
;ln
""-""'y''"-
passengers
from
the
Princess
plan
wonted
out.
oy
ueuiuc
Martin
of
Northwest
Construe-
Hpr
nnlv
Att.pnrin.nt.
Mi'S
SLan
Mi.
uiiu
Louise
visited
the
city
and
spent
WITH
THAT
uun.
i
considerable
time
in
ths
mu-i
ley
Jones,
chotv
a
biue
suit
with
!
ipinK
accessories.
a
career
in
the
services
and
has
Each
cabin
Is
10
feet
wide
and
1
CAN
DEPEND
OH
enlisted
for
three
years.
Rhif
nian
haii
a
service
minded
Mother
of
the
bride
wore
a
HERE
IS
ITALY'S
latest
for
liyea-ln-the-wool
tourists
a
dress
printed
with
outstanding
sights,
including
St.
Peter's,
the
Grand
Canal
in
Venice,
the
Ponte
Vecchie
in
Florence,
etc.
Designer
Is
Gasbarri
of
Rome.
.
.
'
1
14
feet
long..
They
were
taken
to
Terrace
by
truck
and
floated
across
the
lake.
With
the
full
crew
working,
it
mauve
dress
with
matching
hat.
seum.
Visitors
have
Included
representatives
from
nearly
every
state
in
the
Union,
and
much
publicity
is
being
afforded
the
16
year
old
brother
who
has
re
and
the
bridegroom's
mother
a
cently
Joined
the
sea
caaeis
FRENCH'S
FLAVOUR!
took
Just
over
an
hour
to
set
up
I
black
.dress.
Both
chose
.wnite
accessories.
city
as
a
result.
TTnirnrm
neRRv
'oostaae
.
was
The
reception
was
held
at
the
started
In
England
on
Jan.
10,
I
rl
nil"
a
I
I
,
I
T
J
pL
llZf
'
M
1840.
readers
I
fftch.
of
the
prefabricated
cab-
Those
who
went
up
to
help
clean
up
the
grounds
were:
Mrs.
V.
Dodd,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Vern
1
Williams
ana
Stan
Hildebrand.
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James!
.
Krikersky
of
1015
West
Sixteenth
i
AnmPn
Shni
lIH
Avoniw
Vancouver
where
the
'
w'
1
lcl
1
luulu
Win
$500
Cashi
Take
Interest
iMcsdames
V.
Dunn,
U
Claverlng,
'b.
Love
and
the
Misses
Peggy
!
Large
and
Vivian
Jones
acted
as
Kinsmen
who
made
up
tne
1
tsfd
"Z
'
A.
work
party
were:
Jack
Cross,
Women
of
the
Moose
meeting
July
1
as
originally
scheduled.
(151)
Salt
Lake
Ferry
will
operate
Wednesday,
July
1,
weather
permitting.
'
(151)
servlteurs.
Curley
Barbour,
vince
doqu,
In
Politics
OTTAWA
(CP)
Mrs.
C.
J.
Em-bree,
a
Halifax
housewife
who
The
couple
plan
to
make
their
future
home
In
Belllngham.
is
president
of
the
National
Federation
,
of
Liberal
Women,
Dominion
Day
dance,
Navy
Drill
Hall,
June
30,
.
10
to
2.
Everyone
welcome-
(151inc
i
has
a
housewife's
practical
ap
S
I
IttT-
J
Lit
I'll:
I
Jl
proach
to
the
question
ol
wom
i
Vff'
;
V
i
Carpenters'
Vnlon
nicelin?
cans
en
in
politics.
"r
8
ft
jt
July
I
cancelled.
Next
meeting
July
15.
,
.
ltc
YM7
y
fttjjr'
3
'48
Dodge,
Fluid
Dr
$1450
"All
women
snould
be
interested
in
politics,"
she
said
re-"rntly,
"because
women
are
the
nation's
spenders.
If
they're
not
'nterested
in
their
own
business,
vhnt
will
they
be
interested
'49
Ford
Coach
$1350
Queen
JfiftroveS
f-romolionS
rrf
for
fofiv
of
ibe
urtf
edit
inn
oi
'
(
unmy
.Art"
'
rtupe
honk
in
tltikitt&l
tmt4n
(Canada)
Litmilttt,
JOfHt
Amhtnt
Street,
tMumtnj!.
in?
Mrs.
E
m
b
r
e
e,
50-year-old
Here's
the
way
chil-
I
Jt.
St.
XL
OJcr
with
with
'
mnthpr
nf
three-
crown-UD
frankfurter
slowlv
-I
rnr
hio
Ivan
anntdlpH
'46
DocUe
i-ton
pick-up
with
box....
$950
'50
Austin
$1050
48
Anglia
$475
'41
Oldsinobile
Sedan
mm
-rnw
in
a
little
butter,
place
on
T
.rr
Ml
tint
toasted
rolls.
Garnish
with
olives
wrapped
in
bacon
strips
and
broiled.
Spread
with
lot
of
French's
Mustard.
ESTER
BLUE
BONNET'S
HAPPY
HOLIDAY
CONTEST!
23
big
prise
ewrw
veek
...
in-eluding
tnOO
cash
first
pnio
.
.
.
$200
in
additional
cwh
pries
.
.
.
MrBrine's
newest
"Comet"
Aero-pack
travel
canes
.
.
.
3-wayi"Sport-man"
portable
radios
by
Northern
Electric!
No
weeks
or
months
of
waiting
aixl
wondering
enirie
are
judged
terry
vmrk,
pme
awarded
rv
week!
Be
sure
you
get
simple
contest
rules:
you'll
find
them
at
your
grocer's
and
in
package
of
Blue
Bonnet
Margarine.
Putin
your
entric
as
many
as
you
like,
as
often
as
you
like
and
win
what
vou
need
for
really
happy
holiday
I
clitics
in
the
Maritlmes
for
OTTAWA
0
v-Oovernmenl
nbout
20
years
but
she
alo
has
House
announced
Monday
night;
t
wide
interest
in
educational
that
93
Canadians
have
been
;
-ind
sncial
work.
Her
husband
or
nromoted
in
the
I
u
with
the
National
Harbors
Order
of
6t.
John
of
Jerusalem,
"oird
in
Halifax.
In
making
the
announcement
An
able
public
speaker,
she
Oovernor-Gencral
Vincent
Mas-
with
radio
$650
41
Tackard
120
Sedan
$350
la
hns
addressed
many
women's
sey
said
the
new
members
and
French's
Prepared
Muuard
is
a
skilled
hlend
of
the
hnest
mustard
seed,
spites
and
vinegar;
all
combined
to
prtv
vilp
nerfect
zestv
flavour.
L.itherings
In
Eastern
Canada
the
promotions
had
been
approving
she
wax
elected
in
Wfil
to
ed
by
Queen
Elizabeth.
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
h-ad
the
national
organization
Heading
the
lengthy
list
was
I
fSAY,
OOtDON
t
CO.
ITD.
In
attic
or
basement?
Sound
Kod?
II
will
sound
even
better
when
you
learn
how
little
it
costs'.
Greer
&
Bridden
Phone
00!
215
1st
Ave.
W.
GOLDEN
APPEARANCE
-GOLDEN
FLAVOUR
-OOIDEN
QUALITY
I
a-il
gin
dUtilUi
in
ttt
miU
if
Liberal
women,
a
group
with
the
award
of
Knight
ot
Grace
to
-.
mpmhershln
of
more
than
Charles
Luther
Burton,
chair
1
riv'
by
the
Liquor
Ccmllo
man
of
the
board
or
Robert
Simpson
Co..
Ltd.,
Toronto.
Paul
Bienvenu,
Montreal;
Col.
I
:
111
,
v
i
iM'
r,r
hy
till!
Ouv-rimellV
ol
I'nliunbiA.
nno
in
10
provincial
federations
and
some
300
local
clubs.
Bhe
considers
,
her
political
ctivities
slmnly
an
extension
of
household
interests.
"Governments,"
she
says,
"are
like
homes.
The
homes
is
a
Joint
onrWrshlp
j
and
I
think
gov--rnrnetrt
should
be
too."
K.
R.
Marshall,
DSO,
Toronto
md
Hugh
James
Porter
of
Hamilton
were
promoted
.
to
Com-innrtpr
Brothers
and
Mrs.
Mary
Muriel
Gray,
Ottawa,
was
-made
juuliUuUlij
a
Commander
Bister.
Mi
s.
Embree
was
active
with
Twenty-one
others
were
pro-
iia
Ua
lia
U
tzJ
,
the
fet."
John
Ambulance
Assn-
moted
to
Officer
Brothers
and
elation
and
the
Halifax
Navy,t..,
to
officer
Sisters.
Thirty-
Lenpue
Hospital
during
the
eignt
were
taken
into
the
order
Roi-nnrl
World
War
and
was
c
Sorvlna
Rrnther.i
nnd
24
as
!
mm
(is
k
S
awarded
the
Order
of
St.
John,
serving
Sisters.
m
ONES
"nflTTffnlRr
uudHUUmiuilL
i-iirslnif
sister,
for
her
work.
She
has
Just
finished
a
three-
j
Canadians
consumed
an
aver-year
term
on
the
Halifax
school
;
age
of
22.8
dozen
eggs
per
capita
board,
was
city
playgrounds
1952.
,
and
.
.
.
-
'ommissioner
for
one
year
--
-
Li
PHONE
Is
a
director
or
tne
Haniax
County
Vocational
School.
She
held
office
In
county
and
nrovlnclgl
women's
Liberal
nrnmu
fnr
a
number
of
vears
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
19.
Btone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
266
Then
In
1947
when
the
national
Cut
down
maintenance
costs
and
unnecessary
repair
bills
.
.
.
ask
for
Marvelube
M.S.
the
heavy-duty
motor
oil
that
gives
long-lasting
protection
against
gummy
engine
sludge.
.
Marvelube
helps
keep
your
engine
clean
because
it's
highly
detergent.
It
fights
bearing
corrosion
Because
'
it's
anti-acid.
This
tough,
free-flowing
oil
keeps
your
engine
young
longer!
For
dependable
all-round
engine
protection,
ask
for
.
Marvelube
Canada's
largest
selling
motor
oil
!
federation
was
reorganized
sne
became
its
national
treasurer.
Three
years
later
she
became
vice-president
and
last
year
received
an
acclamation
a
na
TO
A
tional
presiaeni.
SCETCHBKAM
M.TWeavtj
Dubj)
AGED
TWINS
CALGARY
(CP)
Believed
Al-;
0
AND
berta's
oldest
twins,
Mrs.
W.
R.
McMurtry
of
Bearberry
and
her
rotlier.
0.
H
stamen
01
iai-.
gary,
celebrated
their
81st
blrth-
ALASKA
j
ALIL
duv
here
bv
browsing
inrougu
I
"
-
old
family
albums.
!
H
i
neoc-t
io
j
47
!
cat
Canada's
I
(sso)
i
largest
selling
j
enough
'o
"".
..,t-u
heavy
Y
ES.
Carnation
i
Mivdy
t
.nnlil
V.
I
whip-
ErV'
'Trends
up
ffioior
uii
t
lilarvclube
MOTOR
OIL
MkVV
&0IV
mwmm
Whips
1
Iiiv
...
tlYM..
1
lchen
tes
r."
ulandbonu
Carnation
'cy
c
.ng,
luve
diip
Vi
woNDtn
how
much
finer
you
can
get
than
the
aluminum
ire
used
in
delicate
apparatus
which
records
the
earth's
tremors.
Drawn
out
almost
to
the
vanishing
point,
it
is
about
one-twelfth
the
diameter
of
a
human
hair.
One
pound
of
aluminum
would
make
enough
of
this
unbelievably
line
wire
to
stretch
20,000
miles!
We
know
no
more
striking
example
of
the
way
people
make
use
of
the
lightness
and
strength
of
aluminum
for
all
sorts
of
jobs.
Our
research
and
technical
men
are
constantly
tackling
new
questions
brought
to
them
by
Canadian
manufacturers
who
look
to
aluminum
in
developing
new
products,
or
betler
products,
or
products
ttut
cost
less.
Aluminum
Company
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