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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
The
Jersey
breed
of
dairy
cat-:
OPTOME1
RIST
Saturday,
June
20,
1953
tie
originated
on
the
bland
of
Jersey
in
the
Channel
Islands
Fred
E.
D)vdie
between
England
and
France,
Queen
to
Drink
Kava
where
laws
to
protect
the
breed's
Room
1
jtone
Building
purity
were
passed
as
early
aJ
Phoii
Blue
5'J3
When
She
Reaches
Suva
1763.
Australia
on
their
mettle.
According
to
a
custom
reserv
ed
only
for
a
visiting
paramount
chief,
a
Fijian
party
will
board
Make
Sure
You
And
Your
Fami'y
Are
Protected
Against
Crippling
Hospital
Bills!
the
liner
Oothic
on
its
arrival
and
present
the
Queen
with
the
largest
whale's
tooth
to
be
found
in
the
colony.
The
bushy-haired
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By
J.
C.
GRAHAM
i
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
'
SUVA,
Fiji
Queen
Elizabeth
II
will
take
part
in
the
ceremonial
drinking
of
kava
when
she
raches
Suva
in
December
on
her
South
Pacific
tour.
Like
most
Europeans
tasting
kava
for
the
first
time
she
will
probably
find
the
muddy
brown
liquid
tastes
very
much
like
soapy
water.
The
drink,
made
from
yaquona
root,
Is
non-intoxicating.
The
ceremonial
of
drinking
it
is
a
central
feature
of
most
great
Fijians
will
be
dressed
in
native
costume
and
wearing
Salusalus
1
HOSPHM
-1MWWE
J
1
PREMIUM
garlands
of
deep-hued
Lowers.
The
kava
ceremony
will
take
place
after
the
Queen
lands.
An
unusual
feature
Of
the
ceremonies
will
be
the
entry
of
women
into
the
celebrations.
Usually
these
are
left
to
men,
but
because
the
visiting
"paramount
chief"
is
a
woman,
the
occasions
in
the
Fiji
Islands,
British
colony
in
the
South
Pacific,
and
it
will
be
the
focal
point
of
the
greatest
day
the
islands
have
known
since
the
women
will
be
admitted
to
the
ceremonial.
cession
of
Fiji
to
the
British
crown
In
1874.'
RIGHT
ROYAL
WELCOME
t
)l
'KEN
ELIZABETH,
radiant
in
her
Coronation
dress
Conscious
that
Fiji
will
be
the
first
Commonwealth
call
the
Queen
will
make
south
of
the
the
June
2
Coronatoin.
On
her
left
Is
Prince
Charles,
next
to
him
is
Princess
Anne
and
behind
her,
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh.
Princess
Margaret
Is
shown
at
extreme
right.
Beside
Margaret,
is
Queen
Mother
Elizabeth.
eriid
Stute
Crown
is
seen
here
on
the
balcony
of
am
Palace
acknowledging
the
tumultous
cheers
of
s.
The
picture
is
considered
among
the
best
taken
at
equator
on
her
coming
tour,
the
Fijians
have
planned
a
welcome
that
will
set
New
Zealand
and
PLEASE
RETURN
YOUR
BILLING
NOTICE
WITH
YOUR
PREMIUM
PAYMEST
DIRECTLY
TO:
Parvnh
-Jlllend
junior
tsciilat
I.
nil
n.n
.
arians
From
U.S.;
Canada
2
in
Toronto
Next-
Week
IAN
THOMPSON
Members
of
Special
Libravies
pr--
K'uff
Writer
i
Association,
they
organize
the
fO
,CP)
Behind
-th"-
mRfiSPS
of
printed
matter
and
,n,ii:iM
whose
work
I
records
tapped
daily
by
execu-..'.
and
figures
for
1
tivrs
in
banking,
mining,
news-nhincss
and
industry
j
PapT.
insurance
and
other
iii
!c
from
many
parts
i
fields.
i
:mrl
the
United
I
Canadian
members
represent
r
their
44th
annual
rmore
than
300
libraries,
n
June
22-25.
!
Tne
"tuck
in
trade
of
member
.libraries
presents
an
amaini;
Chamber,
BOT
Secretaries
Hold
Meeting
MONTREAL
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
Board
of
Trade
secretaries
from
all
across
Canada
will
gather
at
McMaster
University,
Hamilton,
tomorrow,
for
discussions
lasting
throughout
the
week.
Delegates
attending
the
seventh
annual
session
of
the
Canadian
Institute
for
Board
and
f
Yr
HURRY!
to
the
greatest
TIRE
SALE
in
town!
BRING
IN
YOUR
USED
TIRES
FOR
A
LIBERAL
ALLOWANCE
on
NEW
GENERALS
SH
1
1
Iri.
Vjiluer
A
,
'
A
delightful
recital
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gilker
when
her
piano
pupils
entertained
their
!
parents.
The
children
played
in
a
very
credible
manner
and
their
program
w:ds
enjoyed
by
all.
,
The
program
was
as
follows:
Bells
are
Ringing,
Billy
McLean;
variety.
The
library
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
rict
News
n
','ompany
at
Trail
is
the
out
Bourree,
Elaine
Daniels;
The
Barber,
Sonja
Berg
pupil
of
OR
MAKE
PAYMENT
standing
mininc
library
in
Canada.
There,
collected
for
quick
reference
or
study,
are
books
inrl
periodicals
on
the
industry
and
its
latest
developments.
The
International
Nickel
Com-nany
library
in
Toronto
keeps
THROUGH
LOCAL
B.C.
H
I
S.
;an(
ois
lake
-t:ni!ton
had
a
narrow
i!
a
tree
Tell
on
him,
.is
lnad.
Fortunately,
...:nv
w
is
with
him
ii
d
iv
and
he
was
able
i
Chamber
Secretaries
will
partici-'
pate
In
an
Intensive
week's
pro-
gram
covering
the
theory
and
i
practice
of
Board
of
Trade
and
!
Chamber
of
Commerce
management.
i
A
panel
of
speakers
drawn
from
1
Chambers
of
Commerce
and
from
business
and
government
i
i
in
les
win
touch
onj
most
at
the
'
subjects
Board
and
Chamber
'
secretaries
are
concerned
with
from
day
to
day,
and
which
are
going
to
prove
of
direct
value
to
j
their
communities.
i
A
national
secretarial
confer-
OFFICE
OR
GOVERNMENT
OFFICE
MAKE
SURE
YOU
QUALIFY
FOR
NEYriNSURED
BENEFITS"
cv
tin
a
collecticn
of
laboratory
;s
lather
home.
;
reports
on
corrosion
problems
Paul
Antrobust;
Spider
Dance,
Lois
Antrobus;
Yellow
Butterfly,
Ronald
Daniels;
"Guitar
Serenade,
Lois
Antrobus
and
Gail
Davidson
(on
two
piatiosl;
Sonatina,
Gail
Davidson;
Dangerous
Journey,
Andrew
Veitch;
Grelg's
"I
Love
Thee,"
John
Lambie;
duet,
"Campus
Capers,"
Carol
Elkins
and
C-.ace
Wood;
Bagatelle,
Sylvia
Helland.
.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
cram
tea
was
served
by
Mrs.
V'l
J
CANADA
f.fMlfcV
OST
PROTECTION
If.
INST
(
Kl
I'Vl.l
C.
HOSPITAL
HII.LS
mm
JEWEL
FROM
THAILAND
Ma
Seng-iah,
a
beauty
from
Burma
who
won
the
.
"Miss
Burma
title
in
a
beauty
contest,
ciaims
to
have
been
born
of
Thai
parents
In
Thailand,
but
sha
is
carrying
on
a
court
battle
to
gain
citizenship.
Seems
the
courts
are
not
Influenced
by
her
beauty,
and
want
more
substantial
evidence.
I
KNUTSON'S
TIRE
SALES
AND
SERVICE
I
jn
connection
with
metals,
as
rani
mwllntr
of
the
well
as
a
picture
collection
and
Lake
Riding
Club
was
j
films.
'.he
home
of
Harold
j
The
library
of
the
Law
Society
the
l
anding.
There
0f
Upper
Canada
at
Osgoode
:rM!biT.s
present.
Cla'--
i
Halt.
Toronto,
has
more
than
diT
was
elected
presl-
i
ioo.OOO
volumes,
the
largest
:
Hush
Neave
was
ask-
!.
strictly
law
library
in
Canada,
ry
i.n
in
the
off
ce
of.
Largest
military
library
in
the
A
an
exwnsf
was!fnuntrv
,s
at
tne
Royal
Canv
it
vis
decided
rot
to,,an
Military
Institute
whi-h
"
'
n'f!lh'
i;,lM!
!
houses
12.800
strictly
naval,
mil-
Itary
and
air
force
volumes.
;
ence
also
will
be
held
at
the
1
Gilker
assisted
by
Mrs.
Gordon
;
University
on
June
23
and
24
Daniels,
Miss
Sylvia
Helland
and
concurrents
with
the
Canadian
Lois
Antrobus.
811
Fraser
St.
Red
548
J
Institute.
staged
under
the
joint
auspices
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
and
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
Executives;
Chairman
of
the
latter
group
is
Harry
Gould,
general
manager,
Montreal
Board
of
Trade.
At
this
conference,
secretaries
will
discuss
the
problems
HOL
SALE
DAY
'
ot
their
organisations,
exchange
I
STARTS
MONDAY
UNTIL
JULY
8TH
f
f
:
'
experiences,
and
reach
solutions
!
that
will
benefit
all
thos-3
in
at-j
tendance.
j
Among
the
speakers
at
the
In-'sti.ute
will
be
Ron.
T.
Rose,
ex-i
ecutive
secretary,
Vancouver
!
Board
of
Trade.
Jforvnir
Conijiluit
.jJfllVITtl
til
SifyY.lr
JSIim
c$-
J
surprise
nilscellaneoiis
show-r
was
helH
for
Florence
Comp-tnn
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
A.
C.
Cl-'ke.
!
The
bride-to-be.
who
is
to
be
j
married
today,
was
greeted
at
the
door
by
her
hostess
who
pinned
a
lovely
corsage
of
mixed
carnations
on
her
dress.
VaJvn
1ff
ton
"
'vi'
Ivu,
returned
'veil
month
visit
to
II'-
!hoiMii"hly
rnjnved
mi
cycled
nearlv
1.000
ri,ih
Scotland
ani
Inland,
staving
at
ths
lrh.
!
ainu.ed
when
vlsititi"
to
hive
a
II)
vear-'ild
Will
you
please
speak
n:"iini
for
me?"
lie
1
li"r
that
Canadians
'
sume
language
as
the
Whm
he
went
to
nn-'illy
a
small
hoy
dis-1
tears
and
was
terri-''
was
evidently
cxpeet-tcnitving
in
fe-alh-mnrnssiii!)
brandishing
'k
or
somethinS.
t'l'timine
nbl"
Ins
I
under
the
lnke.
to
tale
"
Hie
old
fine
which
1
working
since
1513.
1"
'1m
in
towed
the
ferry
t'lR
at
very
slow
speed,
Inveseth
"Maid
o'
the
!'l
h'T
steady
at
one
'""k
nbnut
an
hour
to
"
lake.
AS
OR
259b
DISCOUNT
Durirg
the
evening
a
flowered
box
was
presented
1o
Miss
Compton
which
contained
a
variety
of
wonderful
gifts.
Guests
proscnt
included
Mrs.
Comnton,
Mrs.
Cavanaugh.
Mrs.
K.
Botsford,
Mrs.
F.
Cheeseman.
Elizabeth
Ferguson
of
New
York,
president
of
the
Special
Libraries
Association,
is
expected
in
Toronto
this
weekend
to
finalize
arrangements
for
the
group's
annual
convention,
i
.
Vaden
M.
Ycllon
of
San
Bor-nnrriinc.
California,
having
completed
his
third
year
at
Stanford
University,
arrived
here
on
the
Camosun
this
morning
for
a
three-week
visit
with
his
uncle
and
aunt.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
E.
Mortimer
of
508
Fourth
Avenu-3
East.
i
,
QN
MADE-TO-MEASURE
Torme
IrSoIl
':;i.
(.
Smith,
Mrs.
m.
oaiiuvm,
Mrs.
Skaland,
Mrs.
Heinrickson,
Miss
M.
A.
Way,
Mrs.
Alf
Burnip
and
daughter
June.
Those
sending
gifts
but
unable
to
attend
were
Miss
McMillan,
Mrs.
J.
F,
Mngor,
Mrs.
Martin.
Mrs.
Whalen,
Mrs.
Dod-well
and
Mrs.
Cook.
A-
Flcuiidaticn
Sought
By
Denial
Group
.
Our
Top
Quality
Suit
0
B
A
M
bassador
N
Worked
SPECIALS
Down
In
Doghouse
ROTORUA,
New
Zealand
(CP)
$79
.50
TWO
PANTS
ONLY
mftKATOON
(CP)
The
Saskat.
50
Ford
Custom
$550
-For
nine
years
Alan
Marks,
a
cIlewan
Dental
Society
plans
fire
ranger,
has
ridden
his
mot-
nrxt
molltn
to
present
a
brief
orcycle
over
'rough
fcrest
roads
t(j
the
cjty
councti
urging
flour-with
his
dog
on
the
pillion
seat,
jdatlon
of'
the
water
sucniv.
Police
finally
charged
him
with
,
pf
thp
emhy
Mett
"dangerous
loading
and
a
M
loday
have
bpen
magistrate
ordered
htm
to
have
spn.
toFclvic
offlclal.s
but
,he
a
box
made
for
the
dog.
i
c(mt(,nts
are
not
t0
be
publLshed
actory
,
AA
(
A
07-yeKr-old
novice
who
once
"
Canadian
factory
for
its
an
hour
is
coming
Canada
to
work
as
Am-"Hwssador,
a
job
which
e'hat
more
than
that,
"fk.
says
Robert
Douglas
Complete
Selection
of
Fabric
or
Color:
All
Fitted
to
your
Satisfaction
rs
i'V
lS
what
he
intends
to
do
51
Pontiar
Sedan
$650
If
Plymouth
Sedan
....
$350
0
Meteor
Sedan
$600
j0
Ford
Sedan,
radio..
$650
17
Jeep
Station
Wgn
$350
53
Dodge
Regent
....
$1000
16
Dodge
Panel
$250
48
Kco
Dump
Truck....
$950
t!)
Ford
Pickup
$325
driv
e
Home
a
bargain
!
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
Bulger's
Civ'
i
for
old
r
100
BRAND
NEW
SUITS
Rcady-to-wcar
.
.
.
with
extra
N
STOCK
until
formal
presentation,
expected
early
in
July.
Lat
year,
the
city
considered
the
ouestion
of
water
flourlda-tion
but,
indefinitely
postponed
any
fiction.
Frevlruslv.
the
former
citv
city
health
board
and
the
dental
society
had
recommended
f'our-idation
.which
according
to
experiences
in
other
cities,
is
effective
in
reducing
dental
decay
among
children.
outiti-y
where
his
father
n
and
his
grandfather
'Wrecked.
'"nections
with
Canada
ng
and
intimate.
His
'her,
a
Scot,
was
ship-on
Newfoundland
years
Pants
Free
PICK
YOURS
EARLY.
O
Moose
whist
drive.
Saturday.
June
20.
Moose
Temple.
Everv-cne
welcome.
,1431
DANC
Midsummer
Night
dance,
S.O.N.
Hall.
Tuesday.
1
wade
his
way
eventu
Fnihrn
rw
rvnnntac
June
23.
Dance
10
-2.
Music
ny
father
'was
born
there
-Mike
Colussl.
Everyone
welcome
(
145
1
Slated
tn
ninnrno
Til
32-Ounce
Bannockburn
8-Ounce
Reversible
PANTS
GLOVES
For
Fishermen
For
Fishermen
ONLY$875Pair
ONLY$3'95
Dox.
BASEBALL
SUNDAY,
1:45
P.M.
F.SDtlRES
'
vs
C
(rMMi:UCIAI.
IIOTIX
f
llp
ambassador
was
born.
Decoration
Day
parade
for
Legion
members
and
W.A.
fall
In
at
Legion
Building
at
2:15
p.m.
Sunday.
June
21.
Ceremony
at.
rtpnntnrjh.
Transportation
ar-
I)'-
started
out
with
ats
In
190G
they
sent
Canada
to
work
In
the
'oiRh,
Out.,
plant
for
an
hour.
After
six
i
ranged
for
trip
to
cemetery.
T
e
got
a
rnlse
nut
then
A
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTEHKD
ACCOUNTANTS
'
ALFRED
L.
BELL,
C.A.
Resident
Partner
Prince
Rupert
S3
Fourth
Avenue
Kast
P.O.
Vox
Ml
Telepnone:
Red
879
Terrace
Prince
.George
Vancouver
Quesnel
Siskato.)n.
He
was
there
All
I.O.D.E.
members
are
re-
our
years
but
for
years
comlug
to
Canada"
sev-l
quested
to
meet
at
the
Legion.
2:15
Sunday,
to
lane
p.ui
i"
Decoration
Day
service.
Public
cordially
Invited
to
attend
serv
PRINCE
RUPERT
SIXTH
STREET
'
annually
on
business
s
read
Canadian
news-Jo
watch
the
grain
sltu-"e
has
relatives
in
var-l
ol
Caiiada.
ices
at
Soldiers'
Plot.
Fairview
(
1U
'Cemetery,
3
p.m.