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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday.
April
22,
1952
Former
District
Rector
Moving
Court
House
Grounds;
Takes
ROYAL,
FILM
STAR
,
Stsn
McG'luy,
well
known
Van-
OSLO
0"
Hichlifthts
of
King
ccuver
tontractor,
le;t
on
today's
Haakon's
life
and
reign
will
be
plane
for
Vancouver
after
a
busi-depltted
In
a
full-length
docu-
.less
visit
here.
Off
After
Calm
20
Minutes
Friends
of
Rev.
L.
J.
Hales
formerly
of
Smithers
and
Van-
mcntary
film
now
being
made
In
to
A
minor
Sensation
was
CaUSerl
yesterday
morn-lderho)f
in
the
Diocese
of
Cale-
connection
with
celebration
of
,
.
,
,
'
donla,
will
be
interested
to
know
the
Norwegian
monarch's
80th
ing
When
a
large
gOOKe
SWOOped
down
onto
the
lawn.
that
he
has
been
offered
and
birthday,
Aug.
3.
Bernard
Briddeti
.
left
("ay's
plane
for
Mus.sct.
of
the
Court
House
and
all
but
took
possession.
J
nce
n
is
accepted
the
rectory
of
St.
Mark's
Church.
.
Minncdosa,
in
the
Diocese
of
Brandon.
Incumbent
of
Kinistino,
Sask.,
since
SPECIAL
Hospital
1940,
Mr.
Hales
will
conclude
his
1
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iii
A
LmmA
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I
ministry
there
on
June
22.
J
several
week-end
La,
ai
enjoyable
id
dance
by
the
t,v
Lodge
Friday
LodKe
Hall
on
Valhalla
cjLotlae
jjhance
njotjable
Chris
Fossum
played
accordion
mus
e
Saturday
night
when
Val-ha!!e
Lodge
held
another
of
their
popular
series
of
dances
at
Valhalla
Hall.
About
sixty
persons
attended.
A.
O.
Morse
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
Mrs.
Knut
Hall-beig
was
in
charge
of
the
serving
of
delicious
refreshments.
The
final
dance
of
the
season
will
be
held
next
month
as
a
prelude
to
the
opening
of
the
tithing
season.
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...
,
.....
,
j
f
't
i
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.
,
!
j
w.
,
.
,
DOUBLE
TOUGH
TUMBLERS
10-cz.
As
the
honker
glided
past
Court
House
windows,
his
gleaming
giey
blue
plumage
and
impressive
size
drew
many
a
surprised
employee
to
the
windows
and
to
the
lawn,
among
them
being
Game
Warden
Ed
Martin.
The
big
bird
seemed
completely
undisturbed
by
the
attention
he
wa
.
receiving
and
eluded
several
attempts
to
capture
him.
Even
several
snapping
dogs
failed
to
ruffle
his
composure.
He
simply
was
not
leaving
until
he
was
Finances
j
March
Showed
Small
Surplus
With
Loss
for
Year
to
Date
Presentation
to
Sid
Woodside
at
iiiirii-rii
-u-
6
for
49
n-
sero
;cl,
juuus
s'
(irst.
A.
M.
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos-
U,U"C
Sidney
P.
Woodside
was
guest
.11.1
HOO
J...
TIIK
OITSTAXDIXG
VAI.l'E
OF
1
fir.
TEAK
the
month
of
March,
according
the
oflce
of
tne
collector
of
;
to
a
quarterly
financial
state-
customs
shortly
before
noon
on
1
1
ready.
l-i
Julius
Johnson
JNe's
WasenRi.
lizf
was
won
by
I
and
the
chair
l-nansJO'i
provided
,
for
the
diiiH
ini?
I
in
the
absence
of
After
a
good
20
minutes
he
it?
Monday-
The
occasion
was
to
the
board
0f
dirers
at
took
to
flight,
figuratively
sneer-
JT
LTuZIJ
!Hak!
PenM
10
Mr'
10
crAunals
t
-
:
',
wooasiue,
ior
aooui
10
years
a
the
operat
or!
for
.,
the
firs,
.
three
member
of
the
department
in
months
of
the
year
there
has
this
city
wno
is
transfcrreci
to
been
a
deficit
of
3,454.
.
.
Pacific
Highway
nt
Blaine
on
lng
at
those
below
who
had
tried
to
alter
his
plans.
Many
observe
believe
he
must
have
become
detached
f.om
a
flock
migrating
north-,
ward."
H.
D.
nrnmp
Total
operating
revenue
for
the
international
border
not
far
i
March
was
$30,512
with
expend!-
from
Vancouver.
reihrne'its
were
-.miuie
coni:li'i'
and
Mrs.
Jack
and
Mrs.
Oscar
i.n.-on
and
Nels
ri
E
Hutton.
of
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
Ltd.,
arrived
yesterday
on
the
Princess
Louise
from
lure
oi
sju.u4.
tor
tne
-first.
Among
those
present
were
O.
three
months
of
the
year
the
i.
smith,
collector
of
customs;
revenue
was
$88,135
and
the
ex-
JarVjs
McLeod,
former
collector
pcnditure
$81,589.
0f
customs;
Nick
Krook,
Nor-
Principal
item
in
expenditure
man
McGla.shan,
Fred
.Grlmble,
I
was
$18,655
in
salaries
and
Sidney
Tordiffe,
Martin
van
Kitimat.
-
.
At
Hospital
COMING
HOME
El
good
Stephen:',
pioneer
local
boy,
now
..ngaged
in
law
practice
in
Washington,
DC.
where
he
specia)izes
in
taxation
and
representation
before
government
departments
and
agen-
cies,
who
is
coming
home
in
a'
fvw
days
for
a
visit
wl'h
his
parents.
Sheriff
and
Mrs.'
M,;
M
Stephens
of
Prince
Rupert,
Bo
n
in
Phoenix,
B.C.,
Elgood
Stephens
was
one
year
.
old
when
his
parents
brought
him
to
Prince
Rupert.
He
attended
public
and
high
schools
here
and
graduated
from
University
,
of
California
as
a
BS,
George
'
Washington
University
as
LLD
and
Georgetown
U
liverstty
as
LLM.
His
last
visit
home
was-in
May
1945
just
after
his
return
home
from
Oermany
where
he
served
as
an
officer
in
the
United
States
Army.
Elgood
is
a
Mason,
a
member
of
Barristers'
Lodge
in
Washington,
and
is
looking
forward
to
visiting
his
father's
lodge,
Tsimpsean
No.
58,
here.
Sheriff
Stephens
was
the
second
mast-,
er
of
Tsimpsean
Lodge
in
1911.
WLi
j,
Comfort
and
ttjfe
j.
LADIES''
SHOES
.
3
'
f
that
are
vl3jd
I
)
quality
made
and
design-'
,r-JY
y7
I
'
ed
for
long
wearing
and
Sy
1
C
"Tops
in
looks
fjFL
1
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
S.
Forrester;
are
visilo.
to
the
city
from
.
Kemano
Bay,
arriving
yesterday
i.i.L-
I
.
-iitcss
Loul.se.
'
Charles
Adam,
Terrace
theatre
operator.paid
a
brref
business
1
visit
to
the
city
Monday.
Re-dlllon,
he
arrived
in
morning
and
returned
to
the
Interior
in
the
afternoon.
Mrs.
Annette
Mansell
sailed
today
on
the
Coqultlam
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
her
summer
home
at
Sunimerland
on
New
skin
grafting
machine,
wages
in
March
with
$56,225
for"
cooien.
A.
B.
Faulkner,
P.
Letour-
'
recently
installed
at
Prince
Ru-
the
year
to
date.
-
neau,
E.
L.
Dale
(unUed
States
pert
General
Hospital,
was
used
Statistical
information
con-
Customs!,
J.
McNaughton,
How-
for
the
first
time
a
few
days
talned
in
the
quarterly
report
arcl
James
Nichol,
Robert
ago
by
a
local
surgeon
wha
was
as
follows:
Brett
and
A.
E.
Fields,
customs
stated
that
it
operated
splen-
'
year
u.uKers.
dldly
and
described
It
as
a
"fine
j0
On
behalf
or
tne
Resembled
'
piece
of
equipment."
Its
avail-
March
Date
company,
Mr.
Faulkner
present-ability
saved
having
to
send
the
Admitted
adult
ed
Mr-
Woodside
with
a
hand-patient
to
Vancouver.
some
silver
cocktail
shaker.
He
ad
cmldren
3U
814
Admitted-Newborn
""
31
94
fWy
acknowledged
the
gift
Second
floor
of
the
Prince
Patient
Dys-Adults
ln
a
few
appropriate
words.
,
of
"hit
were
night
at
Moon
jf.ar.y
more,
peup
e
nance
wmrn
101-
at
caids
w
'
i
Rupert
General
Hospital
has
and
children
2,461
6,993
Mrs.
Pritrfwrd-
j
had
new
curtains
Installed
Patient
Days
Thomas
Parkin
of
the
United
Fisherman's
and
Allied
Workers'
.i!
Coa'es;
nu
n
s
feeman;
scc-
uirougnout
mucn
in
ine
en-
NewDorn
......
'314
876
on
ief:
on
today's
piano
for
Okanagan
Lake
where
she
will
spend
the
next
few
months.
Mr.
lwan.;e!l
Is
already
there.
Miss
Ann
Brown,
after
an
Eas-
I'.ard
on
cm
with
L.
.4.P,r,
Mcal
Da's
3,561
9.714
vancouvc.
,
,
wutu
new
Kaw
food
Cost
!
curtains
in
his
own
ward.
,.i
pot
!
prize
was
.94
1.
Per
Meal
Day
dilliedrfit
'
liYdorS
'j
Fashion
Footwe
holiday
visit
here
with
her
Iter
or..
Mrs.
F
Good
Parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
W.'
Brown,
sailed
by
the
Camosun
jp.l
Muneev
ver
in
oiiarjr
and
Sunday
evening
on
her
return
to
G.
P.
Lyons
and
Hugo
Kraup-ner
left
on
today's
plane
for
Vancouver
to
attend
the
convention
ot
-the
British
Columbia
Llbeial
Association.
Hospital
Is
tu
lmprc-e
or
the
method
of
distribution
of
r
ilk.
Dr.
Duncan
Black,
metrical
health
officer,
not
being
satisfied
with
the
present
tt
;hni-que
from
a
sanitary
stanopoint.
serving
f
de-
private
school
studies
in
Van
Popular
Concert
YOUNG
CANADIAN
ARTISTS
Courtesy
sir
ernent
McMillan
fine
arts
club
couver.
P.ev.
Kenneth
Watkins
of
Ketchikan
and
Rev.
Alati
1
v
Greene
of
Columbia
Mission
Atrcntion
All
Elks
Housekeeping
.
.
.
April
30th
and
May
1st
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
had
se
f
n"'vllual
ha
f
pint
bot-visitors
both
morning
and
eve-
"f.,1?.3
bf
"
considered
but
iS.st
Bc
H1&-
ln
thc
nterest3
of
econ-preachers
ning
Sunday
as
special
omy'
su88csts
tne
ilk
could
,
',
.
.
,,
,
still
be
received
in
large
cans
Rev.
John
Kcnne.h
Watklns
h
f
d
in
the
morn.,.g
to
id
of
the
work
to
,
of
the
Episcopal
Church
in
,
,
District
Deputy.
Brother
Verne
Taylo:
,
will
v.sit
us
Thursday
ol
this
week.
All
members
are
AYS
WITH
CANNED
CORN
APPEALING
THRIFT
DISHES
urged
tc
attend.
JOYCE
CHEN
'
Ptantste
DON
GYLORD
Murimba
HOWAltD
POTTINGER
Clarinet
Ketchikan
that
it
is
a
grow-
of
the
small
bottles
would
bo
tr
Uffirk
and
a
tin
11
;
m
nartirii-
.
.
in
rait3
say
that
for
appeal-
a
i
H
rr
C
1
fill
a
mnnth
It
txr.-ia
rt
Ih.
ar,h,frchln
ZbnTh?
St"
10
the
committee
ElLbethr:'hu?clW
he
lmPrVCd
SyStCm
lnt
alsO
ministers,
was
cntrrelr
.;
dishes.
Stand-la
satisfactory
to
I
cases
and
it
U
Wednesday,
April
30th
CONCERT
8:30
Admission
Prices
enmnosed
of
native
rjeonle
of
the
Tsimnsean
nation,
descend-
Present
at
thc
first
monthly
thuliv
or
fancy.
thi:ik
that
the
solids
'.o
Uqud
is
UK
quality
vetie-
Il4MllilBI4
SlIJK'k
noIvcm
lXHliv
problem
"Cvntipalion
made
me
sullen
all
day..
What
a
change
since
I
started
to
use
ai.l-bran
regularly!
Even
my
wife
notices
itt"
writen
man
from
Ville
Montmorency,
Que.
If
you
uffer
from
irregularity
due
to
lack
of
bulk,
try
bowlful
of
this
toa.n
cereal
every
night
before
bed.
It
may
bring
back
the
youthful
regularity
you
thought
long
lost.
AtX-bran
is
the
only
type
ready-to-at
cereal
that
supplies
all
the
bulk
you
may
need.
It's
high
in
protein
and
iron.
Not
habit-forming.
Kellogg's
is-
so
sure
you'll
like
all-bkan
that
i-
not
t!
ue.
Theie
Inour.t
uf
drained
a
can
of
standard
GUARD
THOSE
YOU
LOVE
.
.
.
GIVE
GENEROUSLY
1952
JOINT
CAMPAIGN.
SPONSORED
BY
B.C.
DIVISION.
CANADIAN
CANCER
SOCIETY
AND
B.C.
CANCER
FOUNDATION
ECyCATIOH
RESEARCH
WELFARE
TREATMENT
FACILITIES
Mr.
D.
Stevenson,
Box
219,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
CONQUER
CANCER
CAMPAIGN
iot
halves
be
used
to
make
upside
down
cakes
and
cobblers.
O
,
dress
up
custards
and
other
m
Ik
desserts
with
drained
canned
tarries.
The
tyrup
from
canned,
fruit
should
be
saved
to
u
e
in
pudding
sauces
and
gelatine,
desserts
or
with
fru
..
juices.
For
a
special
treat,
strve
the
family
(elierry
or
pach
pie.
It's
a
distinguisrted
desjert
that
is
fimple
to
make
with
canned
f.uit.
Colorful
fruit
salads,
either
plain
or
moulded
are
favorites
with
everyone.
Canned
pears
can
bi
colored
with
fruit
coloring
for
an
interesting
note
and
the
hollows
fi
led
with
rotta';e
cheese,
jelly
or
other
fruits.
Salad3
allow
much
scope
lor
Imagination
as
practically
any
cumb
nation
of
canned
or
fresh
huit5
can
be
u
ed.
ants
of
part
of
the
Metlakatla
meeting
of
the
1052
hospital
migration.
A
very
active
church
boa''1
at
the
end
of
the
week
life
is
in
evidence
ln
this
sec-
wcre
Dr-
L-
M-
Greene,
position
of
Ketchikan.
dent:
Mr-
and
Mrs-
R-
O.
Moore,
i
William
Scuby,
W.
A
Armstrong,
In
the
evening.
Canon
Alan
Greene
of
the
mission
ship
"Co-
?
L1"zey
a"d
Gorman
Bel-
;
lumbia"
and
superintendent
of
lls-
directors;
D.
C.
Stevenson,
and
Miss
E.
L.
the
Columbia
Coast
Mission
of
administrator,
the
Anglican
Church,
was
the,clcmcnt-
RN-
lady
superintend-,
special
preacher.
He
had
iust:ent-
f
re
Is
in
the
same
fancy
or
choice
."cserve
SI.
50
'non-members
$1.25
members
Ru;h
$1.00
non-members
75c
members
Students
50c
Thursday,
May
1st
CONCERT
and
DANCE
8:30
General
Admission
non-members
....
$1
00
members
75c
students
50c
r'oiie
:;31
for
Reservations
I
n
is
an
old.
but
'ay
to
serve
can
can
be
prepared
returned
from
.
an
Easter
spent
I
if
you're
not
completely
salwfied
m
siy
or
as
the
oalv
lfter
10
days,
send
empty
carton
to
'l!njtg's,
London,
tint.,
and
get
1I
it
111
vol
h
MONEY
HACK
I
in
the
camps
at
Kemano
and
The
lald-down
price
In
Canaria
-
t.n.
ot'k
tti.'
m-lir.
v
of
Scotch
whisky
is
a
south
after
the
service.
He
told
'case,
or
97
cents
a
bottle.
!
of
a
lifetime
devoted
to
the
i
-
j
-billed
w
th
some
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the
sauce.
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cheese
add
shepherding
of
scattered
people
on
this
coast.
He
hid
found
the
task
in
the
new
encampments
well
within
his
stride
but
wide
responsibilities
made
it
tmpos-ribie,
for
him
to
devote
as
much
a
as,,
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time
as
he
would
have
liked
to
pennies
as
we'l.
J.
H.
McLean.
D.
J.
ro.J.
Wit-
this
particular
work.
"to?,
mix
enuul
Main
MacNeil.
G.
McKenzie.
Miss
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and
soft
bread
W-
B.ophy.
M.
Turcot.
R.
H.
,
,
a::d
salt
and
Kock.
G
C.
Up
on
and
C.
Bax-
ReCKlCSS
DriVIIlQ
Appetizing
corn-
te.
Vancouver;
D.
A.
Sutherland.
-
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ra
Nanaimo:
E.
R.
Thornvcrofl.'l
rico
AtTAr
CLrnch
Pep.ire
the
Alit.'
Ann:
it
A.
Heath.
Banc-
"an
of
whole
corn
spit,
C.
McOlashinS,
Penticton;
Peter
Byrne.
31-year-old
local
UV
.
low-Cost
tu
.
Wearing
'anusome
toma-
M.
DeB
ruuicre
Kamlooos.
fisherman,
was
remanded
in
po-
onclpiis(i
tomato
C.
E.
Murohv.
J.
W.
Johnson,
lice
court
today
after
hearing
a
and
p'acc
under
E.
B.
Harkness,
W.
Joy.
J.
charge
of
reckless
driving
W
naWAUCU"
W
nsivetilo
,he
ABa.
liUe
exPe-
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s
so
unu
trvf
on
toasted
Downie,
Dr.
Naimart,
Miss
C.
:
a?Tinst
him.
No
plea
was
taken.
beuty,
S.
Burchell,
J.
Hanna,
K.
:
Charge
Is
in
connection
with
Mint
RING
v-
Howart
M,
Murray
and
J.
a
recent
episode
in
which
a
car
Bany,
Vancouver;
U.
A.
Mc-
Byrne
was
driving
left
the
Port
Leod.
C
.1
Mavrs
and
Miss
J.
Friwarrt
Hiehwnv
and
was
al-
?nn
d
foods
has
u
horizons
of
f
McLeod,
Stewart;
J.
A.
Rise
and
most
demolished.
A
passenger
:0&
r
"nat
a
varietv
fowd
we
can
R.
Baiter,
Terrace;
J.
Blain,
and
Byrne
were
taken
to
hos-Pilncc
Georee:
Mrs.
.
E.
Hum-
pital
for
treatment
of
shock
and
rv
uth
homo.
rn
'ngenlaus
inpfni.,..J
reafonablc
l
c
nlnics.
Masset:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
abrasions.
SO
AUriFUl
in
ny
room'
ASHY
CLEANED
.
.
.
Smart
in
kitchen,
bolbroom,
hall
Warren,
huzelton;
Mr.
Ashley,
W
MM
if
1.
...
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j
it
SO
PftACTICAt
eosily
cleaned
ith
o
broom
or
domp
doth
lit
I
I
v
GAY
COLOURS
.
.
.
Mew
morblcd
tilt
patterns
II
J
i
d"
f
food
into
aa
exciting
;8cson
from
th
CONGOLEUM
CANADA
LIMITED,
Montreal
South
Burnaby;
O.
McUlasnmvi,
Pentii:ion;
ii.
Clianibeis,
Victoria;
R.
C.
Davidson.
Smithers;
.v.r.
una
Airs.
Martin
Van
Coot-and
family,
city;
T.
.
Woods,
Smithers;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Miss
Marv
Do.ine
of
Vancouver
returned
south
on
the
Princess
Loul.se
last
night
following
a
two
weeks'
visit
here
with
he;-mother.
Mrs.
Lillian
Doane,
ot
Ninth
Avenue
West.
"u
'or
usino
r,.
rwN
ItlXC,
Mi
hols
and
Lee,
Hazelton
l
raU1
milk,
undi-ran
hoIe
kernvl
don
rea
PtftVEB'S
DAC5ll:
Quick
,
Canadian
Quiz
br-H
Attention
Men's
Five
Pin
Bowlers
The
annual
banquet
V
arc
made
better,
smoke
better,
1.
Which
is
more
valuable,
our
will
take
place
this
Saturday,
textile
output
or
our
wheat
April
26.
at
7
p.m..
at
the
Odd-C1.op0
fellows'
Hall.
All
league
mem-
2.
What
province
has
the
low-
bers
invited
Jo
attend.
99c
w
-
w
1pr;r
Itcd
butler
1
.add
cvauor.,
butter.,
0
and
oven
'
yirato
vimi
t
ARE
bctffcr
est,
per
capita
aeoi.'
3.
There
are
how
many
chartered
banks
ln
Canada?
4.
What
Is
the
world's
largest
privately
iowned
railroad?
5.
What
is
the
length
of
the
Alaska
Highway?
i
Answers
on
Page
4t
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mi
k
:n
ti1:
ret'il)e.
but
11
Calces
it
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Vi-n
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A
V
rJ
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Ul
J
OVPr-
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C.
Upson,
airways
Inspector
i
idcl
variety
y
for
the
Deuaitment
of
Trans
9cr-
lost
"
saved
h
OUS
po1'1-
an'ived
i
he
city
yester-
ty
In
my
Usri8
day
frpm
Vancouver
and
will
be
wonoml
'tly
des"
"ere
for
the
next
fvw
days
mak
Pearh
S11K"
ln
""-flight
checks
on
local
scr-