d
Needed
by
UIC
TP7
PERSONALS
-
Mrs.
J.
O.
Anderson
and
son
.
i
A,
Totaling
Jobless
Jimmie,
303
Fourth
Avenue
East.
This
Is
because
mnnv
iirm.
.,
m
cater
co-opera
will
Uave
by
plane
tomorrow
for
North
Vancouver
where
they
will
attend
the
wedding
June
18
of
Mrs.
Anderson's
niece,
Miss
Irene
Durran,
to
Const.
C.
P.
Wasson,
formerly
uf
.Prinee
Rupert.
ABAW2
Thoin
is
H,
Howard
of
IIMCS
Chatham,
will
leave
here
soon
for
a
new
post
at
IIMCS
Naden
at
Esquimau.
Scheduled
to
arrive
here
tomorrow
to
relieve
Howard
is
LSAW1
.William
L.
Lcggett
of
Naden.
Two
officers
or
the
Naval
Reserve
at
Cha'ham
also
will
be
leav
nc
soon
on
'raining
courses.
SubLt
IS)
J.
M.
Evins,
will
leave
for
Supoiv
School
at
Esquimau
June
20
and
Chaplain
2nd
Class
iRC)
O.
P.
Mohan
will
leave
for
n3val
training
at
den
June
28.
This
Week-
.en
employers,
unem-soiis
and
the
Unem-iisunince
Commission
s'trcsM-d
this
week
by
,'r.
district
office
man-we
Kup'Tt.
,f
local
Commission
jlistus
on
the
num-ions
receiving
unem-jencfits
and
also
the
,ons
seekinfj
employed
the
office,
It
Is
to
Hive
a
true
statis-e
of
the
employment
j
ottuwa,
Mr.
Waller
Watson
Island
Local
No.
708
will
meet
tonight
in
the
Legion
Auditorium
at
7:30
p.m.
and
companjes
do
not
use
the
Unemployment
Insurance
office
to
register
job
opportunities.
Hiring
Is
done
directly,
Mr.
Waller
said,
with
employees
drawn
from
a
source
of
which
the
UIC
has
no
record.
FACES
HtOKI-KM
The
Prince
Rupert
Unemployment
Advisory
Committee,
which
meets
every
other
month
in
con-Junction
with
the
UIC
office
manager,
has
been
faced
with
(he
problem
of
giving
the
correct
figure
to
Ottawa
and
thus
far
have
been
unable
to
do
so.
The
Advisory
Board
is
headed
by
R.
H.
Davidson,
principal
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School,
and
t
i
A
tea
and
bake
sale
will
be
held
at
the
Lutheran
Church
Saturday
afternoon.
Decoration
Day
crrt
monies,
sponsored
by
the
IODE
will
be
held
Sunday.
IODK,
Legion
and
Legion
L.A.
members
will
parade
from
the
Legion
starting;
at
2:30
p.m.
iinnTTirT-rvnr-i
-I
M
iv
IV5J
ML
H
!
v
s
r
v
v
f
if-
I
LJ
other
members
are
chosen
to
represent
organizations
In
the
city.
To
aid
work
of
the
advisory
committee,
Mr.
Waller
suggests
that
employers
should
register
Job
opportunities
with
the
Commission
office.
This
will
direct
persons
seeking
employment
to
the
office
and
result
lr.
a
clearer
Coconut
Cream
Phoio
by
Vun
Meer
Studio.
POINTERS
ON
THE
SCOTTISH
sword
dance
are
given
members
of
the
cast
of
"Brigadoon"
by
choreographer
Jean
Murdoch,
(kneeling)
during
rehearsals
for
the
musical
to
be
presented
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Little
Theatre
starting
Ju
ne
22
and
running
through
June
26.
Latest
production,
directed
by
Ian
Debbie,
will
be
performed
by
cast
of
nearly
50
local
artists.
picture
of
the
unemployment1
situation
here,
Mr.
Waller
said.
J
'
Employment
seekers
can
save
j
themselves
time
and
money
by
I
dealing
through
the
Commission
'
office,
he
said.
They
are
advised
'
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
June
16.
1954
Dangerous
Float
Conditions
Stressed
by
Village
Chiefs
immediately
if
there
are
job
vacancies
and
can
save
hours
of
waiting
at
personnel
offices,
Mr.
Waller
declared.
Employers
can
also
save
time,
Mr.
Waller
said
because
the
local
District
News
FRANCOIS
LAKE
A
severe
electrical
storm
here
last
week
villages
for
introduction
of
the
Boy
Scout
and
Girl
Guide
movements
to
the
villages.
Mr.
Anfield,
who
served
as
Scout
Commissioner
for
the
district
for
office
has
applicants
registered
:
in
all
categories.
Right
now,
j
there
Is
a
lack
of
stenographic
'
LOTII
In
wide
blue
stupes
make
at--arins
for
Junior
In
f
shirt
and
plastic
knocked
out
telephone
communi-
!
and
general
office
help
in
the
's
that
feature
grlp-
district,
the
manager
admitted.
School
children
who
wish
summer
employment
should
apply
now
with
the
Commission
office.
cations
'between
Francois
and
Burns
Lake
and
startled
two
lo-!
cal
residents
with
slight
shocks.
'
Ken
Rensby
and
Albert
Jeffrey,
both
of
whom
were
standing
near
cookstoves
in
their
homes
during
the
storm,
reported
feeling
shocks.
e
n
i
n
g
s
for
easy
Cute
and
comfort-se
little
wearer
and
re
for,
the
outfit
Is
by
Thomas.
The
dangerous
condition
of
the
Cow
Bay
floats
and
need
for
improved
facilities
to
safeguard
valuable
supplies
left
for
Natives'
boats
at
the
floats,
highlighted
discussions
at
a
meeting
of
city
and
government
officials
with
leaders
from
many
Indian
villages
in
this
area.
The
session,
held
at
the
office
of
Indian
Superintendent
F.
E.
Anfield,
heard
Chief
Johnson
Russ
of
Greenville
complain
of
the
disrepair
of
the
floats,
and
of
many
thefts
of
supplies
from
the
delivery
shed.
Noting
that
thousands
of
dollars
worth
of
supplies
were
left
at
the
shed
for
natives'
boats
he
j
so
that
they
can
be
placed
in
Jobs
I
as
soon
as
school
finishes.
many
years,
said
the
request
would
be
followed
up
but
that
the
difficulty
of
training
a
nucleous
of
leaders
would
be
a
major
problem.
A
suggestion
from
Mrs.
Grace
Vickers,
chief
of
council
at
Kit-katla
for
a
social
centre
in
Prince
Rupert
where
Native
men,
women
and
children
could
meet
and
rest
and
spend
their
spare
time
with
comfort
and
dignity,
also
brought
much
discussion.-
Healing
Must
Be
Planned
Efficiently
An
exptitiy
planned
beating
system
pays
for
itself
in
a
few
years
through
greater
comfort
that
pro-moles
better
health
for
the
family.
Phone
174
SMITH
&
ELKINS
LIMITED
259
Third
Ave.
W.
cees
To
Form
Group
Municipal
Affairs
The
lake
level
has
risen
dangerously
high
this
spring
and
at
present
is
about
one
foot
higher
than
at
the
same
time
last
year,
j
Mr.
Aniiela
reported
that
a
Rough
water
Sunday
saw
waves
lapping
at
the
edge,
of
the
road
in
several
low
spots.
said
that
thefts
were
numerous
and
impossible
to
control
and
asked
for
a
better
shed
and
improved
system.
group
of
city
business
men
had
already
approached
him
for
advice
as
to
the
value
of
building
such
a
centre,
with
locker
rooms.
i
of
a
municipal
af-nmittec
to
study
lo-nit
was
approved
at
hfs
meeting
of
the
it
Junior
Chamber
e
'
on
Juycee
International
by
Fred
;
Aston,
Fellowship
by
Roy
C.
!
j
Brown,
traffic
safety
by
Bruce1
!
Mills
and
fund
raising
by
Sam
j
Simpson.
!
j
Another
highlight
of
the
local
meeting
was
a
recording
of
an
I
address
by
Mayor
Don
MacKay
Mr.
Anfield
sugpe&led
the
pos-
j
laundry
facilities
and
restaur-
sibility
of
having
a
larger
shed
ant
which
could
be
run
by
the
A
lumber
truck
upset
on
a
soft
shoulder
on
the
road
between
the
landing
and
the
old
Russell
ranch
last
week
but
driver
Albert
Amendt
and
his
passenger,
Alice
Bostrom,
escaped
Injury
in
the
accident.
The
truck,
which
turned
completely
upside
down
Natives
themselves.
However,
he
felt
that
any
project
which
would
keep
the
Natives
In
a
separate
class
or
group
would
be
Inadvisable
and
the
meeting
in
general
did
not
approve
an
"In
r
immiltee,
to
work
ncction
of
the
pressors
committee,
will
.itvernmcnt
at
an
ac-1
and
aim
at
ache
public
fully
with
ne
evolved
from
ro-nical
discussions
at
Junior
Chamber
t"a-ntion
In
Pentieton.
ntion
clinic
reports
in
the
upset,
sustained
only
minor
damages.
THRIFTY-THIRTY
FRIGIDAIRE
constructed
and
'
establishment
of
a
cheek
system
for
the
goods
j
which
might
be
operated
by
one
of
the
taxi
stands
near
the
area.
I
Chief
Charles
H.
Dudoward
i
complained
of
the
recent
davel-i
opments
at
Burns
Lake
where
a
;
magistrate
had
reportedly
ordered
Indians
banned
from
beer
parlours
and
said
that
the
steady
advancement
of
the
Natives
in
this
area
was
their
own
assur-'
unee
that
mass
Interdiction
was
quita
unnecessary,
i
Another
feature
of
the
session
j
was
a
strong
plea
from
several
of
Calgary
at
the
Pentieton
convention.
The
address,
dealing
with
the
problems
of
leadership
in
the
community
and
the
nation
and
with
almost
every
aspect
of
Canadian
life
was
acclaimed
as
outstanding
at
the
conven'ion
and
at
the
local
meeting
and
it
was
planned
to
make
a
wire
recording
of
the
speech
available
t6
gay
local
organizations
wishing
to
hear
it.
The
talk
also
deals
dian
only"
type
of
social
treatment
as
a
solution
to
their
problems.
Inspector
W
M.
Taylor
of
the
RCMP
brought
a
message
of
greeting
and
good
wishes
from
Viscount
Vincent
Massey,
governor
general
of
Canada.
His
Excellency,
during
hLs
recent
visit
at
Kitimat,
had
recalled
with
pleasure
his
meeting
with
Native
Chiefs
In
Prince
Rupert.
nday's
meeting
were
A
black
bear
has
been
seen
in
the.
vicinity
of
the
Hcnkel
home.
Abe
Weins
saw
the
bear
ambling
along
behind
the
house
last
Monday
morning,
coming
from
the
direction
of
the
J.
Keefe
ranch
and
since
then,
bear
tracks
have
been'
seen
close
to
the
house.
IT0METRIST
d
K
Dowdie
Thiici
Ave.
W.
ad
re
ine
Green
960
THANKS
CHIEFS'
i
Th"
inspector
aiso
thanked
the
j
M";
Morrill's
son
Lyman
and
his
wife
and
children-are
staying
chiefs'
for
"their
unfailing
co.
operation
given
at
all
times
i
at
Jh
i?r?"c.r
ranch
a"d
Ab?
?"d
Eth(i'
Wains
are
at
the
throughout
the
past
year
In
3""
farm
in
tnc
absence
of
matters
affecting
law
enforce-
Bl"
Jonnson-
ment
in
this
area."
He
also
!
;
with
the
problem
of
trashy
lit
1
erature
and
its
availability
to
children.
1
The
Jaycecs
planned
to
Intensify
JhQ
Scotch
Lite
campaign
this
summer,
with
Bert'
Jeffries
j
In
charge.
Demand
for
the
I
luminous
tape
for
marking
car
i
bumpers
has
fallen
off
In
the
I
past
few
months.
1
It
was
reported
that
Derr
Roos
;
will
attend
the
International
'
Jaycee
convention
in
Mexico
City
In
October.
Three
new
members
Initiated
j
by
President
Jerry
Lemlre
were
;
Ken
Wllmot,
Martin
Nuyten
and
Stan
Leonard.
wie
Wishes
Navy
League
meeting.
Wardroom,
II
MCS.
Chatham,
Thursday,
8
p.m.
1141)
You
may
register
your
children
for
Annunciation
Kindergarten
this
week
In
the
Catholic
Church
Library,
mornings,
9
to
11.
(1411
C.W.L.
June
-
Flower
Tea.
Thursday,
June
17,
2:30
to
5
p.m.
Annunciation
School
Hall.
Home
cooking,
homemade
candies,
novelties,
etc.
(
1
10)
SUEY
.
.
.
CHOW
ME
IN
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
stressd
the
youth
work
program
of
the
RCMP
and
the
many
calls
being
made
by
the
police
launch
at
Indian
villages
in
the
interest
of
the
young
people
and
better
public
relations
as
a
whole.
""The
leaders
present
were
unanimous
in
their
hope
that
similar
meetings
could
be
held
each
year.
Uiclit(jan
Srr'J
rJltlleri
nm
fieri
Makes
perfecf
puddmqs
and
pies!
fJo
-failures
ever!
New
Royal
INSTANT
Coconut
Cream
is
equally
delicious
as
a
mouth-watering
pudding
or
a
quick
easy
pie
filling.
It's
super
homogenized
for
wonderfully
rich,
creamy
texture.
And
you'll
love
the
big
meaty
chunks
of
chewy
coconut
that
give
such
marvelous
flavor!
So
easy
to
make,
too.
No
stirring
over
a
hot
stove.
No
extra
pot
to
clutter
burners
or
wash
up.
No
starchy
taste,
film,
or
lumps.
Perfect
results'
every
time
with
new
Royal
INSTANT
Coconut
Cream
pudding
and
pie
filling.
Try
some
soon!
Jwood
Cafe
le
Orders
Phone
131
Memphis
on
the
Nile
In
lower
Esypt
was
a
centre
ot
great
Importance
about
1700
BC.
Attention
All
Salmon
Fishermen:
Attending
the
session
.
were
Prince
Rupert
Shoreworkers
!
Mayor
George
E.
Hills,
Inspector
SEE
IT
TODAY
$339.95
$31.00
Down
$17.00
Month
McRAE
BROS.
LIMITED
'The
Store
thftt
Service
Built'
Phone
6
or
36
Local
U
F
A
W.U.
meets
Thurs
AS
SIMPLE
PHONE
CALL
day,
Junp
17
Rt
8
p.m.,
in
the
Metropole
Hall.
Negotiations
are
in
progress.
(140)
Installation
of
Women
of
the
Moose
ut
8:30
tonight.
Co
AS
Taylor,
Edward
Bolton
of
Port
Essington.
member
of
the
provincial
enquiry
committee
on
Indian
affairs,
Charles
H.
Dudoward,
northern
vice-president
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
B.C.,
Chief
Cecil
C.
Ryan
of
Metlakat-la,
Chief
Grace
Vickers,
Kitkat-la,
Chief
R.
H.
Sampson.
Port
Simpson,
Chief
Reuben
Munro,
Alyansh.
Chief
Johnson
Russ,
Greenville,
Chief
Abel
Oake.s.
Phone
Q0
Across
the
Town
or
the
Nation
A
16-year-old
girl
in
Battle
Creek.
Michigan,
is
looking
for
pen
pals
In
the
Prince
Rupert
district.
Miss
Sally-Ann
Mitchell
in
a
letter
to
The
Daily
News,
says
she
would
like
to
write
to
pen
pals
here
and
exchange
school
news,
pictures
and
souvenirs.
Of
herself,
she
writes:
"I
am
In
the
10th
grade.
My
hobbles
are
good
books,
traveling,
sports,
camping,
fishing
and
hunting.
I
sing
in
our
church
choir
and
study
voice."
Sally-Anns
address
Is
335
Avenue
"C."
Battle
Creek,
Michigan,
U.S.A.
GEORGE
DAWKS
CHOCOLATE
.
VANILLA
UTTWSCOTCH
COCONUT
CREAM
-
-1
,
Lindsay's
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE.
LTD.
Kitscgukla,
Councillors
W.
Fred
Stewart
of
Kincolith,
R.
H.
L.
Nelson
of
Metlakatla,
Eddie
Clifton
of
Hartley
Bay
and
Albert
Douse
of
Kitwancool,
and
John
D.
Pahl,
Hartley
Bay.
Peter
Williams
-of
Kitwancool,
Mathew
Hill
of
Kitkatla,
Wallace
Morgan
of
Kitwanga
and
Peter
Leighton
member
of
the
enfranchisement
Board
of
Metlakatla.
SPECIALS
workers
and
husbands,
Loyal
Order
of
Moose
and
wives
cor-
I
dially
invited.
(It)
WATSON
ISLAND,
LOCAL
708
General
Meeting,
Wednesday,
June
16,
7:30
p.m.
Legion
Auditorium.
See
Union
Notice
Boards
at
plant
for
items
to
be
voted
on
j
at
this
meeting.
(140)
The
Canadian
Legion
advises
that
details
of
the
New
1
Veterans'
Land
Act
have
been
received.
Interested
Veterans
are
invited
to
attend
a
meeting
on
Thursday
at
8
p.m.
In
the
Legion
Auditorium.
(H)
ft
A
special
meeting
to
discuss
h"
final
offer
of
the
operator--for
the
1954
agreement
will
be
held
Saturday
June
19
at
10:30
a.m.
In
the
Legion
Auditorium.
This
meeting
Is
jointly
sponsored
by
the
U.F.A.W.U.
and
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
B.C.
(
1421
AUCTIONEER
I'bone
Black
8
Hi
and
Red
12.
NEW!
EASY!
WONDERFUL!
1-2-3
Fudge
fioucfc
Carnation
Milk
maktt
il
poiblt
No
other
form
of
milk
will
do
You'll
he
thrilled
"with
Carnation's
I
lulgc
Sauce
it's
silky-smooth,
decp-hrown,
rich
-flavored.
Recipes
m;ulc
with
Carnation
Milk
arc
extra-smooth
hecause
Carnation
is
specially
heat-refined.
Rich-flavored,
because
Car
tun
ion
is
richer-flavored.
on
Daily
Ne.
,
Classifieds
PMMER
KEEP
THESE
PHONE
NUMBERS
For
REFRIGERATION
SERVICE
BLACK
556
RED
480
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Franklin
REFRIGERATION
SHOES
es
Styles
$.95-.
$-95
vs
Styles
'6'95
CARNATION
1-2-3
FUDGE
SAUCE
(Mctki
3
cup
souc)
.
I
Urgt
cab
undiluted
Carnation
Evaporated
Milk
2
rups
tugar
3
iquarts
(3
ounces)
unsweetened
chocolate
Simply
combine
Carnation,
sunur
and
chocolate
in
)iiKcpan
over
medium-low
heat.
Allow
to
come
to
the
boil,
stirring
occasionally.
Then
cook
5
minutes,
Mitring
constantly.
Remove
from
heat,
add
teaspoon
vanilla,
and
heat
with
rotary-type
beater
until
.smooth
and
thoroughly
blended.
Serve
hoi
or
cold,
T
or
mure
chocolate
flavor
use
4
squares
chocolate.
T
..
mm
?
AT
YOUR
GROCtR'S
IfwWt
tor
the
Car-natiofl
Milk
display
and
ask
tor
FRU
sauct
rttipn.
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ishion
Footwear
1025
Ambrose
Avenue
Prince
Rupert