Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
January
30,
1953
Logging
Camps,
Mill
Included.
UBC
Graduate
Appointed
To
Social
Welfare
Post
Wonts
Carnivals
The
United
States
has
a
total
of
19,796
theatres
with
sealing
capacity
of
12,384.150
persons.
SanJtJ
1
(if
S-"L
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In
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Picture
OTTAWA
Robert
Manchester,
of
family
allowances
and
old
act
security,
W.
R.
Bone,
on
social
MONTREAL
CP)
Impressed
by
the
attractions
he
saw
In
Florida
at
New
Year's,
councillor
Emlle
Pigeon
returned
U
pro
37,
of
Winnipeg,
has
been
appointed
by
the
Civil
Service
Com-mission
a
senior
social
worker
An
audience
of
more
than
140
al
D.UIU-
YOU
CAN
DEPEND
OH
welfare
matters
and
will
be
liaison
officer
on
welfare
problems
with
social
agencies
and
:rtilm
employees
of
Columbia
Cellu
pose
that
Montreal
orgaruza
lose
Company
Ltd.,
their
wives,
tions
co-operate
to
bring
a
car-
Wbi
kAmyt
Ism
t
vA
ffMO,
Mek-rlM,
brd
fwliiit
In
the
B
C.
regional
family
allowance
and
old
age
security
office
In
Victoria.
public
welfare
departments
in
B.C.
and
families
attended
a
show-1
nival
atmosphere
to
the
city
ing
of
"Forests
for
the
Future,"!
during
the
tourist
season.
He
a.M'i.i-ira
his
n-lurn
1tl!S
m-r
.
.
Ueli-
A
1949
graduate
In
social
work
Tl
company
film,
at
a
showing
in';
gaid
sports
events
particularly
University
I
British
.
from
irom
the
ine
university
oi
ornun
r-ii
r.ni
urui
i.,
dtMuHwd
tfM
alif.
foiiea.
Dodd'a
IMtoer
PilM
tltmM-
mmai
Yin
(pel
bt'.r
lep
better,
wrt
brtut
Ot
ml
has;
-
-
,
Columbia,
Mr.
Manchester
,afaU"n
R.
G.
Drayson
had
extensive
experience
in
his
niKnt.
l
i
'
Scenes
of
the
logging
opera-
Omaha.
NeO..
is
the
largest
field.
4t
if
Mr.
w
ai
.,,
Ail
!"
P""-u
...
tWerday
tions
at
Terrace
and
Khutzey-
j
butter-making
centre
in
the
Unl-
Re-Elected
mateen
Inlet
as
well
as
the
pulp
tecj
gtateS.
'
.:.
Plans
Laid
For
Scout
Leaders'
Course
At
Burns
Lake
Special
to
The
Dally
Ntrw
R
O
Drayson
was
re-elected
president
at
the
annual
meeting
mill
itself
are
included
in
tne;
20-minute
film.
'
Also
featured
is
a
shot
of
Third
Avenue
in
Prince
Rupert,
and
scenes
taken
in
Victoria.
In
addition
to
the
logging
and
pulp
operations,
it
depicis
the
manufacture
of
acetate
yarn
frfm
Pr'nro
Pnwrt
rfllulofce
and
.,
5ll,,e
M
'n.:ay
out-b,,u:,l
f:vi"
ron"
.
a.,(.r
MVd
""'y
L
!i.-..(!.V
stinted
't
1
left
B.
V.
D.
of
the
Burns
Lake
and
District
A
a-ccks
Uilr.lr.g
course
fo
Board
of
Trade
held
at
the
tie
Boy
Bcout
leaders
In
Prince;
shows
fabrics
ana
garments
mentary
school.
With
President
Rupert
will
open
April
27.
j
woven
from
the
yarn.
Mr
Final
plans
for
the
course
were
j
The
film
is
available
lor
pub-laid
at
a
special
meeting
lu-stjiic
showings
in
the
Prince
Ru-night
between
Field
Commission-1
pert
district
and
arrangnmenU
er
Jim
Blaln
of
Prince
George
,
t0
show
it
can
be
made
with
per-and
the
Prince
Rupert
District
I
sonnel
supervisor
Dan
Doswcll
Scout
Association.
i
at
the
Columbia
Cellulose
mill.
;.s
A:
to
.
sun
.lulu
"
alKl
ji,.
ui
niiilitll.
,
,
,,,
vutli
th'
lis.
sn
hl.i
.
it
tst
Drayson
in
the
chair,
business
of
the
previous
meeting
was
speedily
disposed
of
and
at
Its
conclusion
an
interesting
ceremony
was
observed
when
J.
8.
Brown.
vice-president
of
th
e
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Northern
B.C..
made
a
presentation
of
the
100
NYLON
TRICOT
SHIRTS
FUSCP
COLLAR
AND
CUTf
S.
THE
SHIRT
THAT
NEEDS
NO
IRONING.
Wash
it
at
Night,
Vear
:!.
(
lr.lt
q
lK.'y
,"'
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"Gavel
of
the
Year"
on
behalf
of
All
young
men
and
women
interested
In
leading
youth
group
are
Invited
to
attend
the
course.
About
a
dozen
new
leaders
will
!
Fifty
Attend
it
MKII.YN
Nbl.l.I,
22.
of
Ottawa,
ham
been
awarded
a
lump
sum
of
$9
000
and
a
monthly
allowance
of
S300
lor
life
in
an
out-of-court
settlement
of
hT
$170,000
damage
suit
anuln.st
1he
Canadian
Hui-U
ll'M-
the
B
C.
Chambers
of
Commerce.
This
gavel
is
won
by
the
Board
Truiln
Khravi'ttfr
I
h
ht
record
be
needed
to
staff
the
Scout
and
piH-illc
Railway.
A
student
at
the
University
of
Toronto,
Mis
'f
achievement
during
1952,
In
,
h,
viiel.iIY
(II
Ccb
grouos
here
In
fall.
!
Kin
the
Morning
in
Bi-Monthly
.Card
Party
NoMI
has
been
paralyvted
from
the
neck
down
since
she
brc
her
neck
ii
a
diving
accident
in
a
CPR
hotel
swimming
pool
at
St.
The
course
will
be
held
at
the
new
Scout
lodge
at
Grassie
Bay
under
a
picked
team
led
by
GREY
id
Iiii-i!
iiimrii,
,i
union
liu.l-,iih
Miner.
John
ol
C
i)ti!n-I
!,,-...
,,
id
.
liov
WHITE
BLUE
:
Prictd
at
Commissioner
Blaln.
There
were
13
tables
taking
Ainlr-w-by-tln.'-K'a
June
23.
1949.
Bhe
has
learned
to
use
her
aims
ui;;iiii
with
the
help
of
special
apparatus
and
U
taking
a
course
in
social
work.
communities
with
a
population
under
3.000,
In
appreciation
of
outstanding
efforts
In
promoting
community
affairs
and
those
of
all
local
organizations.
Geoff
Woodall
was
elected
vlce-prewdent
and
Vic
Montaldl
retained
the
position
of
secretary
Plans
to
pick
and
send
thr"e
part
in
the
Catholic
card
party
foiciljly
Bov
Rcouis
from
this
district
to
in
Annunciation
Hall
last
nigm
ih.
oil
-rv,r,orfin
Bmit
lmiuiriw
!
whist
winners
were
Mrs,
S
(,r.Hit.
n-
n
t
uuy-
1
,ti:d
IV.
.;
J
t"
at
reiam
in
Jnlv
m-ere
finalized
Haucan
and
Mrs.
J.
Richards
8ome
3.01X1
ScouU
will
meet
in
Cribbage:
Mrs.
R.
Cormier
and
the
Capital
cltv
for
eieht
days
of
;
Mrs.
Alice
Good.
Hospital
Receives
Many
Gifts
From
Auxiliary
by
acclamation.
Councillors
elected
were
Ward
Taylor,
Mr.
Brown.
Charles
W.
Beck,
Mr.
Woodall
and
R.
A.
Rob-
$12.95
Watts
and
Nickerson
MEN'S
CLOTHING
scouting
and
fellowship.
Bridge:
Mr.
Lester
Fra
ikiin
Dlst.
Commissioner
F.
E.
An-
and
Mrs.
W.
E.
Allaire
I
Uion.
field
reported
that
more
than;
Convenor
was
Mrs.
A.
Bubner
,v,
If
l;fl.l
lo
III"
p,v
r-v
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.iiiil-O't
ni
Bub
Ku-
K-m
mnli.iKWso
ihmhi.
ai.d
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mem-HuitUd.
Mrv
lUal-:,r
jut!
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rixik.
i-
r.i-.c
Uj
CunafU
200
boys
In
the
city
are
actively
;
assisled
bv
Mrs
q.
p.
Lyons
and
Mr,
Brown
will
continue
as
BpnrUI
to
TIM
Dally
Nrwl
engaged
in
scout
or
cuds
in
six
Mrs
N
oalbraith.
chairman
of
the
lumbermen's
TKIIKACK
With
the
takinjr
over
of
the
local
;
committee
groups,
including
one
at
Port
Next
party
neid
feb.
12.
Eiwaru.
i
Fred
Conrad,
president
of
the
jr
Association,
was
cnairman.
hospital
last
year
by
the
Terrace
and
District
Has-
""
SSi
nitul
Association,
the
Hospital
Auxiliary
has
spent
discussed
local
problems
which
1
.
r
i
,
'
i
w
lU
receive
his
attention
when
he
an
active
and
successful
year.
j
to
victoria.
U'
.lt.r
Wilson
wan
returned
as
jn
r..he
ijiuiithi
UK'J.
t
Hiwld
ttlulrn,
railed
ti
Vjiin.uwr
i)
111
,
b
i
si
i
j
.m
among
i
i.n
tin
f'f.iicr
Ku-r-vlit
A!'ir
belnjr.
t
i
un'ii
Fi
b
5
.
n-r,-
ii
II.
etlf.g.
Alii.
For
quick
results
try
a
Daily
Ncw
Classified
M.my
needy
articles
have
oeen.
pun.
h;j'd
or
made
by
the
mem-
Auxiliary
has
total
of
J546
26
n.Ur
of
,he
highway
cora-
$71
;
tx-r
with
funds
raised
by
a
'series
of
money-making
evenU
At
the
annual
meeting-last
;
nlKht
Mrs.
Ivan
Frank.
Auxiliary
i
president
for
the
past
two
yean,
uurr
,u
upointed
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10.
Sto'ic
Building
Phone
Blue
533
m
ine
gi'iierm
ui
cm-i
niislon.
'und!l
His
Intimate
knowledge
of
crn-Followlng
election
of
officers.
tral
and
northrrn
interior
moon-Miss
Head
as
the
lSf3
president.
,aln
pa,
particulary
qualifies
took
the
chair.
Mrs.
George
j,lm
tor
the
position.
Martin
acted
as
secretary.
i
Welfare
Minister
Paul
Martin
Arrangements
were
made
for
said
Mr.
Manchester
will
act
as
a
"Come
and
Go"
Tea
to
be
advisor
to
the
regional
director
held
at
home
of
Mrs.
D
Utile-
1
'
gave
n
r
rcporv
oi
wre
un
v-
(I
buck
to
compiunea
ana
inanea
mu
lv-.i:
Special
Offer
from
McRae
Bros,
on
A
!t
i
,.k
woik
i
members
lor
meir
netp
ana
co-
t
on
t!;r
n-
w
t
le-
j
oiieraUoa
m
Purchase
made
by
i.ne
auxii-
20th..
also
the
k
start
Imme-
on
Februtry
Gailopnm
te
i
wry.
JUd
plated
In
the
hospital
include
an
lnhlalor.
drapes
for
mi
v;i.j
!'r
v.iiirouvrr
!(
ovr
iln-
Cuium-
i
Automaiic
Washers
dlately.
Five
hospital
visitors
were
appointed.
They
are:
Mrs.
D.
Uttio,
3
the
nurses'
lounge,
a
vacuum
cleaner
and
polishing
machine,
view
master
and
films
for
child
Mfs.
L.
Johnstone,
Mrs.
K.
1.1-
p.
.tiit
m
(lurdfin
.
i
lie
ii'.!hT
of
hh
!
lii
(lie
city
He's
!
V,i;wr
f.,r
a
;
st-t
tx-futi:
living
"L.
Newhouser,
Mrs.
patients,
ana
various
uinrt
i-
Mr,
tides
and
presents.
E
Cooper.
Mrs
D,
Uttle,
works
convener.
olher
m(,mbors
of
the
cx-
r..,u..t..,H
thnt
miirr
than
500
rin--u,H,.rtt
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opportunity
for
you
to
own
a
Deluxe
BENDIX
AUTOMATIC
WASHER
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tn,
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siwlna
had
been
given
,
.,,
uirt-
wrritarv.
DON'T
MISS
THIS
50?o
&
V
OFFr.iNts
200
OFF
ALL
LAMPS
Be
Sure
to
See
these
EXTRA
SPECIAL
VALUES
Kvrrythinr
Must
Go
at
MAN
SONS
CHINA
SHOP
(NEXT
TO
STORK
SHOPPE)
the
in
.shots
i
inmtal
She
thanked
all'
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l'irt
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ft
ttv
t
h
hAA
isjwiiitpd
her
nd
ftlao
t.
r.uiK"
these
;
0
r.e
idlest
sh.irpstvxit-
i
out.nded
organizations
which
nner.
Mrs.
D.
Little:
soclil.
had
specl.U
work
proJecU
fori
Mrs
w
o.sborne.
publicity.
Mrs
the
benefit
of
the
hospital,
j
if
whouser.
Included
in
the
organizations
'---"
are
the
Rebekahs.
The
United
THIS
WEEK
AT
A
sUiiiSmn
in
the
nnw
t
the
bum
were
lire
i
B"ker
ni'A
(herles
I
Rrjdf.
Church
Oulld
and
Y-E:tles.
Mrs.
General
meeting
'
the
Rod
had
Little
said
the
mending
'K
Is
H.I
se;
f.ir
!tl..
REAL
SAVING
This
is
Ihe
dc
luxe
model
with
all
the
latest
BENDIX
features
.
.
.
truly
the
opportunity
of
a
lifetime
.
.
.
quantity
strictly
limited
...
set
yours
tomorrow!
and
Ciun
C
lub.
K
p.m.,
trb.
J
in
the
Mouse
Hall.
A
film
will
be
shown.
'ft
at
the
Civic
Cen-t
til
he
i
xin-cts
a
i
iniiKls
ln
there
As
Art
Murray
Mid
been
taken
care
of
by
members
and
asked
them
all
to
keep
up
the
fine
work.
Mrs
W
Otxirne
reported
for
the
Social
Committee.
She
thanked
her
helpers,
especially
tho.M;
who
tn-i
turned
out
t
iim
nnenlnK
of
.
the
two
new
r
.
.
.
If
thev
ko
to
Manufacturers
Price
rivihkis
sum,
they'll
i
mm
a
m
mm
m
m
m
m
m
mm
i
SAVE
$70
at
McRAE
BROS.
a
h.ir;ti,!,e
in
the
IT
this
Keek
.
.
.
He's
banks
for
which
the
Auxiliary
i
II
?.l
m7mMim
I
m
-
(I
did
the
catering.
'
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'.lie
h;iifl
mill
A
gfxxl
financial
report
was?
clven
bv
Miss
E.
Mead.
The
j
PAY
ONLY
P
""'h
and
sas
a
ri-.il
h,il
player.
t
-ii
that
sinne-
''''iit
t'i
Ix-at
Hill
Eilllle
,,
i,n
l(,
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,n
the
iiieiiulinie,
he'll
m
phi
vine
the
u
;mie
u
u
and
Guaranteed
,"
aiul
I.,,,,
s.u
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r
SMALL
DOWN
PAYMENT
LOW
MONTHLY
PAYMENTS
3
"W'kniK
e,f
ganRing
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Hhl
It
seems
rrt"
1
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.
but
v
they
can
rook
unit
now
hav,.
"'"hl"t'
In
their
"
Mi
Km.
J,.
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a
ald
MI.V
ln
,rh
"'"kilii:
l,e,-ausc
his
",,g","K
lie
away
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If
he
says
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n.
nilKht
ww
liver
Irmn
the
after
she
.Stiutliers
ers
m
Mk
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ritlu-r,
rohuM,'
fuH-bodii'd
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blended
to
satisfy
(lie
taste
of
rnrvrnnnmi
uivAVr
..-f.tii
W
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:
FINAL
CLEARANCE
2
DAYS
-
SAT.
and
MON.
Ladies'
Winter
Coats
Vi
Price
Ladies'
Dresses
Vi
Price
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Tempi,.
ne.
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