Prime
KUt;ri
Uaiiy
News
3
Tuesday
June
1,
1954
CKNW
Owner
Mrs.
A.
Logan
President
Of
Rupert
PTA
Council
i
Quits
Business
CHOP
SUEY...'
i
CHOW
MEIN
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
V
veniles
jiUied
with
seasoned
criminals,
and
to
J.
H.
Blaeic,
local
theatre
manager,
egar
1-in
seating
of
children
In
the
front
row
in
theatres,
where
vision
Is
poor.
'
A
query
from
the
King
Edward
Parent-Teacher
Association
with
regard
to
H-Duno
teo.s
w.i..
shelved
as
being,
not
within
thi
scope
of
uie
Purent-Teachur
movement.
Mrs.
A.
Logan
was
elected
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Harent-Teacher
Association
Council
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
group.
Mrs.
Logan
succeeds
Mrs.
J.
F.
Denning
In
the
post.
Other
officers
named
were:
vice-president
Mrs.
W.
W.
Bowes,
secretary
Mrs.
J.
Bowman
and
treasurer
Mrs.
H.
Thomas.
Mrs.
Denning
Installed
the
new
officers
to
climax
the
meeting
which
considered
resolutions
from
the
B.C.
Parent-Teacher
Kecieiaiiim
und
heard
reports
on
tne
past
year'-
activities.
The
two
resolutions,
dealin,?
with
filing
of
juveniles
and
vision
in
theatres,
brousht
action
from
the
council,
which
will
write
tu
the
lonal
social
welfare
Department
enquiring
as
to
Ju
i
OTTAWA
CP);.;rs.
William
Rea
said
Monday
night
hr
husband,
who
is
president
of
tlv
International
Broadcasting
Cor
poration
and
owner
of
the
Ne'
I
Westminster,
B
C,
radio
statior
;
CKNW,
must
give
up
his
buslnes:
interests
for
health
reasons,
i
"He
just
has
to
quit,"
Mrs.
Re:
said
in
an
interview.
!
Mr.
Rea
became
ill
SaturdJ,
while
attending
a
meeting.
of
th
Canadian
Association
of
Ridi
end
Television
Broadcasters
her
j
and
was
taken
to
hospital.
She
said
he
has
appointed
Bi
Hughes,
us-manager
of
UKNV
and
Patt
McDonald
as
general
j
manager.
!
i
OLD
TAXATION
'
'
1
V'
in
hi
vv
1
'
t
:'"
"
Mrs.
Denning,
In
hCr
preslden-
i
tlal
report,
noted
that
the
ye
had
been
highly
successful.
All
i
requests
from
the
P-1A
to
ci
.I
.ouricil
had
been
dealt
with
sat-
j
Isfactori
v.
lite
P-TA
r
j
had
participated
in
the
Young
!!
a
boon
Wee.
program
atl
the
library,
and
in
the
selection
i
of
the
Qjod
Citizen
oi
i
lie
jta.,
j
R.
G.
Moore.
1
as
eariy
as
vms
an
as
.essmer
act
I-
Nova
Scotia
provided
:o
taxation
on
ri'al
and
persona,
property.
THANKED
COMMITTEE
j
Mrs.
Denning
also
thanked
I
hi;
j
bursary
committee
for
its
work
in
awarding
of
the
second
an-
'
nual
normal
school
bursaries
j
Guide
Holds
Group
Tea,
"
'
':.".
'
k
-
vvLV4v.
.
Fast
Passenger
and
Freight
Sailing
f
rom
Prince
Rupert
(All
times
Daylight
Saving;!
To
Vancouver
Friday
and
Sunday
8:00
p.m.
To
Kitiraat
Friday
8:00
pin.
To
Kema.no
Sunday
8:0
,i.
p.m.
.
j
To
Stewart,
Alice
Arm
St-
"
urday
ft:00
a.m.
(
To
Miivsel
and
North
Queen
Charlottes
Thursday
8i00
'
a.m.;
June
S
17
July
1.
u
A'linii
ueeii
Charlottes
Sale
of
Work
i
presented
at
high
school
grad-j
uutiuti
ceremonit
to
jean
Ujlds
j
and
Helen
Osiin.
j
j
'
A.
1
J
4r
THIS
I'OI.K
A-HOT
ENSEMIW.F
Is
the
last
word
in
sidewalk
lyclinr.
Ki
oitiiH
.Hilka-dot
fenders,
the
bike
is
a
16-inch
'
Uottie"
rrmiui'ed
with
d.
tachable
trniner
wheels
The
bike
also
'
(lines
In
s
-olch
plalil
for
hoys.
Matching
bonnets
aro
given
to
th?
gli!;,
and
burets
in
Scotch
plaid
are
given
to
the
boys
who
purchase
he
hikrs.
j
A
pivily
tea
and
sale
of
work
was
held
in
the
Annunci.uion
I
Hall
Saturday
afternoon
by
wo-
men
of
the
Girl
Guide
Local
As-!
Eociation,
an
occasion
which
has
J.
S.
Wilson
.
;
inducted
Die,
elections
und
moved
a
vole
of!
honk
to
Mis.
Dt'iiiiii
for
her
J
work
as
president
during
tin
.
!-.-,
year.
.
j
Two
i
WO
new
new
member-
welcomed
i
June
10
24
July
8
f
Passenger
Reservations
heenmo
a
nninilni'
nnnnil
uu.nl
i
I
The
tea
tables,
covered
whh
at
the
se-ssion
'
M-
Hi;;
i
varied
jfilnri.rl
rheckort
pinth
I
"'ns
representing
King
EdwarJ
-
I'll
ai
hv
Vim
Mfcr
Ktiulio
Freight
Bookings
LE3
SMITH
Prince
Rupert
Agent
5C3
3rd
Ave.
Phone
5GS
ti
569
serving
B.C.
since
1839
US(,
ini'I'l!
at
the
camera
after
their
Mav
20
United
Bowt
;u,.r
o0niw,H
,nv,
fr.n
K.,'iSjhool
;
School
a.,d
a.,d
Mri
Mri
W.
W.
W
W.
j
The
first
submarine
chjIs
In
Canada
was
laid
between
Prince
;
Edward
Island
and
New
Brunswick
in
1852.
'
i
1
his
advertisement
is
nut
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
(.onirol
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
uf
llruisli
Columbia.
I
fo-
Eoo'h
Hi"h
school.
1
The
council
meeting
was
lh"
last
of
this
season.
Sessions
will
I
quets
of
wild
flowers,
tastefully
I
arranged
by
Girl
Guides,
under
i
tha
Hirn.!!.,.!
r
.
II....
T
rr,l..n
ih
nl.iiusf
here
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
A.
McChesney,
makn.c
ilv
ir
home
at
310
Ninth
Avenue
West.
The
bride
aMiiipn'
t.
Is
daughter
of
Mr.
E.
Webster
and
Mrs.
Margaret
'
,,K'
K-kih
is
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
McChesney.
Legion
Au.viiiiry
regular
Wit
U.IU
UUII
Ul
1UU.
VUIUS-
,
1
Uamkl..
..
Ill,
IhO
si,
who
was
convene.-
fcr
Meliora
n.-wjivii
in
yjn.
iiiu.
i
n.vii
vut
"I
first
meellni?
scheflulerl
fur
Si-n-
ineellllg
Thursday,
Juno
3,
3
tion.?.
(111
i
tember
27
in
the
C
ivic
Centre.
;
p.m.
Legion
Auriiloriuni.
i
!
r-
,
-
The
stalls
w.re
decked
with-
Delegate
to
Convention
J
c
i
.
tmam
U.S.
Driver
Seeks
Witness
colorful
streamers
and
Girl
Guide
motifs,
while
the
pourers'
table
was
centred
with
an
ln-i
geniously
designed
centrepiece
I
nmrtn
hu
Mr
A
T.
Mivlihw
uf
Named
by
Royal
Purple
A
Canadian
nurse
who
agisted
the
iin'nr
of
a
car
accident
in
California
last
June
is
beii:
.1
at
the
scene
sought
by
the
:.v,
f
:i
ex,
cutive,
with
nually
with
a
special
good
deed
wild
flowers
daisies,
violets
and
I
onr
cl.icers
returned,
by
the
lodge
everywhere.
,
In
i
ferns,
which
rested
gracefully
:
,p(
ni'nvnl
of
a
dcegute
Prince
Rupert
the
lodge
will
as-
!
on
a
bed
of
moss.
The
flowers!
!,,.
t
m:ci(.
ii
(Minvciiuiin
sist
a
local
needy
family.
.
','(',
1.
t
nii'ht's
(neetin-.;
;
Installation
of
officers
will
be
twr
Kup
it
Ixidtte
No.
8,
held
at
a
session
next.
Monday
c!
!!.
l:.
.il
I'm
pic.
night..
v
t-ni
r
ffir-r
re-el
'ct-;
driver'
of
lha
car.
Bob
Mead,
Ukiah,
Calif.,
tajdman,
was
convicted
of
drunk
driving
manslaughter
hi
connection
with
the
taxi
crash,
in
which
two
pasucngsrs
were
killed.
He
has
written
a
letter
to
The
Dally
News
and
other
Canadian
newspapers,
seeking
the
nurse.
,
Mr.
Mead,
who
in
his
letter
says
"As
God
is
my
judge
I
was
not
drunk
...
it
was
an
accident
I
could
not
avoid."
believes
the
nurse
may
be
able
to
testify
to
his
sobriety
at
the
time.
She
is
asked
to
write
to
him
it
107
N.
State
Street,
Ukiah.
California,
The
accident
occurred
June
21,
1953,
on
Highway
101.
r
Mis
h'ii'holas
Gurvich
were
Interspersed
with
tiny
china
ligur.nes
of
eives
and,
gnomes.
'
The
tea
table
was
convened
by
Mrs.
H.
Roos
ani
Mrs.
W.
8.)
Kergin,
assisted
ihe
kitchen
bv
Mrs.
S.
Dickens.
Uniformed
Oirl
Guides
acted
as
serviteurs,
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
W.
Davidson.
Guests
were
received
at
the
door
by
Guide
Captains
Mrs.
W.
H.
Hitchcock
and
Mrs.
B.
Wells,
;d
iiiv.i!
lady,
Mrs.
Roy
Many
Atlend
It.
iin
iK-lalt
royal
lady
;
I
(i.
i
ti.
t
Hull,
loy.il
lady
Pedersen
Rites
Mcintyre
will
I
honored
loyal
f
ice
r.s
re-eli',
t-!i!i!:ci1
Funics.-.
ttt.
Pauls
LuCirrun
Church
Mi
I
PinlSnl
!
f3
TI
H5
W.
S.
Kergin.
filled
In
capacity
Saturday
!
assisted
ry
Mrs.
afternoon
.-jr
the
funeral
service
f'.r
Lloyd
Joseph
Pcderse.i,
23,
who
did
here
M"v
25
as
th
result
of
a
ear
accident.
Thrint.;;.o.
o:.
o-.iclnted
Ki1.
Mis
Hud
Ilurrie
ch'ip-!!.":.
K
I
.'
ill
a.;
hi.,tori;,n
1.
t
u.li,"
(,i.inist.
r.ffi-crs
nre
lecturing
lady
SlnCii:
secretary,
n:
civ.liictre.vt.
Mrs.
R.
it
the
servl"
for
nh'ch
h'ip""
A
of
less
fhan
mocf.
people
fhlnk
Mi".
!
sung
were
"Just
As
I
Am"
and
.
UisiT-ycar
ti
uslee
:c
IV,
l
v.;r
ti-i-
1.
1
s
liiii-yi
ar
i
,
u's'.ce
Mr-
Mi,-.
'
-.4
;
I
Pouring
tea
were
Mrs.
A.
L.
Holt
by,
Mrs.
V
T'rcbner.
Mrs.
II
Powell
and
Mis.
f
II.
Silver-sides.
Mrs.
J.
Ft
Denning
was
cashier
In
the
absence
of
Guide
Captain
Mrs.
D.
F.
Baldwin.
'
The
stalls
were
directed
as
follows:
candy,
Mrs.
Basil
S.
Prock.
ter;
home
cnoklni?,
Mrs.
R.
Wood,
plant
stal,
Mrs.
B.
E.
Eyolfson;
novelty
stall,
Mrs.
R.
Yarrnda.
Oirl
Guides
of
Fir:;t.
Second
and
Third
Prince
Rupert
Companias
assisted
at
all
stalls
and
in
all
departments.
A.I
:
i"i;
inner
ninl,
V'.,iiii
ir.,.,i;,i
;
outer
1
.
t
ciru
.
Mi:
Nearer,
My
God,
to
Thee."
Dur-i"i
bui-ial
rites
at
Fairview
cemetery,
hymn
sung
waa
"What
A
friend
We
Have
In
Jesus."
There
were
many
floral
tributes.
Honorary
pallbearers
were
H"-M,nrn
Reuben
Krist-ianson,
Henry
Dixon
and
Gordon
Dixon,
and
active
bearers
were
Kidney
H;im!"n.
A
!'
Johnny
Lenuik,
James
Lenulk,
Dun
Bartko
and
Gerald
Jonnson.
I
w."
,.-:.i.,iiii..
lu;
i
LkIv
Hull
w:;a
n.imi'i
tu
t!ie
dominion
ton-ii-
tu
be
livid
July
19-21
at
"i.
B
c,
and
Honored
J
,
I
people
have.Vvfifh
profite
q
fhey
fhink
fhey
LM
'!.
anejoo
big...
J-f
But
how
big
is
foo
big?
lb
-find
oirr,
y
uivirlj
reported
on
;
-i
t
i
onvt
!
it.
on
ul
:
0
nncd
obser-il
Purple
Day
toil
lit
marked
an-
1
1
ilu
lor
JLiioii
Popular
btcamer
Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
ul
tl:l.ri
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
H
I
l)M:SI).Y
Midnight
sui-vey
people
rapped
on
doors
i
Hghf
across
Canada.
s?ooi
Many
Readers
OSLO
(
i
lie
Norw(.;;ian
press
now
has
a
total
circulation
of
1.71)0.0(10
copies
among
a
population
of
3.375
000.
Current
n-iwrts
show
Norway
has
abo'it
200
newspapers,
including
tiO
dailies
and
60
which
appear
ev-i
ry
scrond
day
,
The
total
rireu-'fution
roflipn'res
with
000.000
b
'-lore
the
Second
World
War.
c,
H')ITlttlK,ll
Canadians
fhink
companies
I'vU.wiii,
rector
at
Gt.
,
S"M
t
m'Chnrch'
who
noil
fur
a
rew
post
in
.,
i.oiioivil
Saturday
(
fimfiirt
and
Service
it
.iirpri.se
farewell.
Fur
rescrvni
Ions
write
.ol
,
nil
city
or
l
iot
Ofrice
likeTmperial
make
29
on
each
dollar
rrili(f
ll,lert,
B
c
I
OPTOMETRIST
I'ri'd
U.
Dowdie
:m
Tlilrd
Ave.
W.
PI,
cue
Green
960
of
sales,
vr
-ii"
,!
by
Hi,
nihers
of
the
u1.
A
;,
)
I
i
c
a
ii
Young
S
A
.:,it
u,l
ion.
P-ii'v.
lit
Hi,..
Iiuiiu-
of
Miss
'
Ji
hi.
i..iw
Mr.
I.enunon
'
"
tmv.'limg
clock,
pre-'''
ii-l
ire:si(U'nt
Bert
"''
'"
of
the
;
-r.iif
mein-",t:"
her
mother,
Mrs.
,,n:!
"ii,
v.i'ie
hostesses
for
.ir.
Mn
tin-
evening,
two
of
llrlj"is
took
Mr.
Lcinmon
movies.
Mosf
of
ihem
fhink
1
CITY
TRANSFER
CRATINO
PACKING
STORAGE
such
companies
are
entitled
fo,
mate
,
'arty
planned
nt
the
'Tin
"'
liny
liuetlnaf
of
the
LOCAL
and
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
my'
.
7
'
1
vfe-'
"'
H
was
also
plan-''"nt'.e
it
bam
dance
June
a
'I
'
l
l);,!!
game
at
tills
il,,,'i
'!;,
weather
pcrmlt-
about
half
that...
l58on
the
sales
dollar.
I
nrn
Imperial's
profit
in
1953
was
actually
less
fhan
8.
less
than
a
third
of
what
most
people
thought
we
made.
";lnu-iits
and
dancing!
I
Phone
VjU
"ed
the
evening.
I
,
,
3ULllll.
Open
a
con
of
Pacific
Milk
and
you'll
11
tiy
VjL"
it
iee
the
exclusive
golden
lining
that
l
'siXy
2jC'
1"
-
5
prevents
tainting
keeps
Pacific
11
-wT
.
j
11
:
AJ
sweeter,
fresher
for
your
enjoyment!
w
II"'"!!
UlL
.v
IMflXlil
L
-Vr
VL
...
IMPERIAL
OIL
LIMITED
BOB
P
LTD.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Terrace,
B.C.
A'