Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
August
28,
1953
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Derby
Entries
Revised
For
Labor
Day
The
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council
with
its
plans
almost
complete
for
the
September
7
celebrations
announced
today
that
a
revised
list
of
entries
for
the
annual
Soap
Box
Derby
had
been
prepared.
Twelve
boys
are
siened
up
to
take
part
in
the
rare
at
;30
September
7,
and
all
have
sponsors.
The
boys
are
busy
trying
out
their
cars
and
putting
las'
minute
touches
to
the
soap
b
vehicles
which
have
to
measu.J
'Jp
to
Akron,
Ohio
standards.
The
revised
lt-it
t-f
t.ntrt.
is
MODEL
BP-5T
$10j.95
Sleek
modern
yl-ing
ia
choice
of
Hsu
lrar.ritl
four
lovely
colours.
Strong,
clear
reception
on
AC
DC
or
battery.
v
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t,
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h
V,'.
Jf
J
'ih'.
as
follows,
with
number
of
car
name
of
contestant
and
sponsor
in
that
order:
1
Alnn
Mi-
1
1
5
"SUPER
PERSONAL'
$39-95
Plays
up
io
10
times
loHgtr,
Without
bat-
bott.riesj
tery
change,
txquisite
book-size
plastic
case.
UE
THE
CAiNAblAN
NATIONAL
Lxmoiuon
first
opened
7S
year.-
ago
the
ladies
walked
around
the
grounds
in
hand-made
leather
boots
such
as
that
on
the
right.
Today's
midway
stroller
ha
considerably
more
freedom
in
the
dainty
leather
shoe
held
at
left
by
Delores
Nixon.
With
the
Exhibition
celebrating
its
75th
anniversary
this
year,
starting
today,
the
styles
of
1879
will
be
routed
from
attics
for
display.
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J-.
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,
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V
iorc.
I'COZ
Lucal
ilO,
2.'Ja..k
Rudolph.
Allied
Fisherman's
Union;
3.
Bill
Kergin,
Dan
Lip-pett;
4.
Raymond
Rudolph,
Civic
Workers
Union
No.
o;
5.
George
pears.'n,
CCC-
6
Danny
Phil-Hps,
Wool
worths;
7.
Donald
Mf
-ray,
Prince
Ruoe:t
Fisher-tra-.'s
Co-op;
b.
3.:!;
VViJerson
IBEW;
9.
Ray
Mcini.-e,
TMC;
10.
Everett
Hall,
bob
Parker
Ltd.;
11.
Billy
Vat.nou;:h,
Kinsmen;
12.
V.iy
Smith,
Super
Vahi.
(if.,
TS-V
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L
1
'Til
t
r
r''-'s
C
Eby
Feted
ing
Anniversary;
I
On
40th
Wedd
AM
!
K
II
LACK
zibeline
In
a
HVJ
v-
MODEL
BP-61
'he's
got
what
tr
iw
silhouette
Is
a
feature
is
dress-up
full
coat.
It
push-up
sleeves
and
a
IIOI
ND
AM)
KOIM)
g0
the
sinpes
tn
this
new
fashion
coat
of
rust
and
slvery-gray
in
a
ribbed
brushed
wool
fabric
It
-has
an
added
"back-Interest
look,"
with
hiKh
waist
seaming
and
gently-flaring
skirt.
Moorehouse
and
after
the
march
!
was
completed
friends
and
rela-
,
tives
gathered
round
to
offer
;
their
congratulations.
j
A
tea
set
and
silver
tray
was
presented
to
Mr,
nnH
Mr.
e-k
i
TAKS...
AAtXCA
VCWZ
PORTA
81
Bears
Well-Fed
At
Francois
lake
FRANCOIS
LAKEA
feu;
hear
Nearly
53
friends
and
members
of
the
family
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
C.
Eby
staged
a
surprise
party
last
night
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Murdoch,
1161
Ambrose
Avenue,
honoring
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Eby
on
the
occasion
of
their
40th
wedding
anniversary.
Prlf-ll
f
It
IVia
nnK4.
1
i
(i.
collar
for
jewelled
acres-
'
litis.
Amazing
range
and
")
volume
.
.
.
supersensitive
speaker
,
.
.
"Golden
Throat"
tone.
Dove-grey
plastic
case.
Also
available
in
Short
Wave:
UP-61X
$00.00.
S
AND
HEAR.
,
juFPirXOFTHE
p0rABL
at..
by
Floyd
Eby,
the
oldest
of
their
sons
presently
in
town,
on
behalf
of
all
their
friends
and
members
Srmer
City
Resident
.
have
been
seen
very
close
to
the
farms
in
the
district.
Tney
ars
all
very
large
and
in
fat
condition
due
to
the
good
berry
crop
this
year.
McRAE
BROS.
LTD.
aves
For
Far
East
Soon
oi.
ine
lamily.
A
toast
to
the
bride
and
groom
was
pioposed
by
George
Murray
to
which
the
groom
responded.
Dinging
and
dancing
concluded
the
evening's
entertainment.
An
American
tourist
enme
Ernest
F.
Santurbane.
a
throuch
the
other
dav
after
a
it
of
Print
e
Rupert,
British
McRAE
near
record
catch
in
Uncha
Lake.
-
-
nit
pony
iiic
pioneer
I
couple
were
bundled,
blindfolded
j
Into
a
car
and
driven
all
overi
Prince
Rupert.
Right
up
to
the
j
last
intersection
Mrs.
Eby
recog-
nized
where
they
were
from
the
!
various
turns
and
bumps
she
had
I
been
used
to
for
some
time.
How-
1
ever,
at
Ambrose
Avenue
she
lost
track
thinking
she
was
on
Fourth
Avenue.
After
the
feted
couple
were
ushered
into
the
reception
room
;
and
guided
under
an
archway,
'
the
blindfolSs
were
removed.
J
The
weddine
march
was
niov.
I
b:a.
Canada,
who
has
been
ed
at
the
Ntw
Orleans
He
landed
a
27-pound
char
on
fairly
ligh
tackle.
The
spoon
he
BROS.
if
Embarkation
for
the
past
usea
was
an
fr
.s.T.
No.
5.
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
ars.
will
leave
in
Septem-r
a
new
a.'.ijrnnient
with
if
East
Ctinmand.
accord-
Mr.
and
Mrs
P
Peehtpe
or
eXOetd
hlflt
ftnv
rtrtv
tmm
I
a
release
from
the
United
i
Army.
lean
Theatre
of
Operations
and
afterwards
In
the
Aleutians.
He
did
not
return
to
the
United
States
until
1948.
Thereafter
he
.served
at
Fort
Hood,
Texas
with
the
Second
Armored
Division.
In
November,
1950.
he
was
promoted
to
the
rar.k
of
captain,
and
he
reported
to
the
New
Orleans
Port
of
Embarkation
the
following
year.
His
parents
arc
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
D.
Santurbane,
401
Eightn
Avenue
West.
Prince
Rupert.
He
Is
married
to
the
former
Miss
Catherine
E.
Cunigan
of
Cincinnati,
Ohio,
and
they
have
two
children.
their
hoiiuay
in
Eastern
Canada
and
Saskatchewan
n-hprp
thu
di
have
been
visiting
their
relations.
P
Q
ui;
wic
piano
oy
Norman
See
this
Marvel
of
Cooking
Perfection
A
goodly
crowd
from
the
sur
have
his
amazing
RCA
VICTOR
Fully
Automatic
"AC"
RECORD
CHANGER
rounding
district
attended
the
Santurbane
has
been
.'
as
Olik-e
i
-ir.-Charge,
4th
Ordnance
Field
Mainten-:;sd
tiunniy
Shop
at
the
Heaia
I'ort
of
Enarka-1
rereived
public
and
high
eduiation
ia
Prince
Ru-
wedding
of
Miss
Jacqui
Brown
SAFE
RELIABLE
SERVICE
Prompt
and
Courteous
n
the
united
Church
in
Burns
Lake.
'
1
PTlriil
'a
Canada
lit
worked
as
a
I
Misses
Lehara
and
Shlrlev
ELECTRIC
RANGE
Hi
.-
t;,i-'
:
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a
i
(:);
ir.eer
with
the
of
Fisheries,
urtil
ho;
Byjcrk
cf
Prince
Rupert
and
Smlihers
are
visitors
at
the
Calder's
with
their
brother
:!ed
to
the
United
States!
f
.
In
April,
13-12,
he
joined
,
Phone
I
'ViVvl
I
II
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n
r
'
Ken
Nesbitt
-
Ronnie'
Tut
"
iTTtlj
Army
a';
a
private
ami
i
"P-.mission-i
n,s
a
second
j
ir.t
in
February,
1943.
:
the
SecoMd
Wo'-ld
War
John
Keefe,
Jr.,
Is
spending
the
week-end
with
his
parents
before
soinsf
to
his
new
past
of
forest
ranker
near
Prince
George.
ved
overseas
in
tits
Euro-
HIDE-AWAY
GRIDDLE
BAS-B-KEWER
MEAT
OVEN
BALANCED-HEAT
BAKE
OVEN
ELECTRICOOKER
WITH
UP-DOWN
UNIT
Eunice
and
baby
Jocyline
will
follow
as
soon
as
living;
accom
modation
is
built.
Argentinean
0
Seeh'nq
Mm?
Pen
Pah
Father
Rayner
To
Leave
City
A
farewell
reception
and
presentation
has
been
arranged
for
5
20,
tonight
wh-n
parishioners
will
gather
at
Annunciation
School
to
pay
their
respects
to
Father
F.
J.
Rayner,
OMI,
who
hrs
been
transferred
to
Smi-thers.
Father
Rayner
n.nea
for
his
kindness
end
thoughtfulness
will
be
grev.lv
missed
by
Annunciation
Church
parishioners
and
priests
alike.
He
has
been
the
parish
priest
here
for
five
years
and
will
take
over
a
similar
post
at
Sinithers.
While
here
B'a.ih'ur
Rayner
was
president
of
the
Citizenship
council
and
also
served
as
R.C.
chap-l.'in
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Ai.'
C'l'.d
'l
5(uatiron.
Bom
::i
Vancouver,
Father'
Kiyner
was
educated
In
Var.c
nu-
'
V
V.
V?
.
Plays
through
any
set
(I
s
the
world's
fattest,
most
dependable
and
easiest
of
all
to
r
perate.
Ssa
Them
At
Wi
lun
to
correspond
il
(
auuil.'.i
young
man
"f-i.Una
m.
h;3
the
op-
iy.
I
lily
New.;
I.-,
in
reeoljit
Iter
to(.;y
from
Ju;in
1
1
f
Rll
I1..S
Ai.-i
MvL-ln.j-
New
Values
.
.
.
New
Features!
The
most
complete
range
ever
built!
Fully
automatic
clock
control
of
either
Oven,
Bar-B-Kewer,
Electrlcooker
or
appliance
outlet
through
Selector
Switch.
Minute
Minder.
Oven
light
and
window.
Individual
Tel-U-Lites
for
all
surface
units.
Terms
as
low
as
69.50
bown
$20.00
per
month
COME
IN
FOR
A
DEMONSTRATION
AT
P
l
lls.
'i
li,
IrHrr
rrinmli-l.
Wm
F.
Stone's
Anniversary
Specials
continues.
Visit
our
store
and
trke
advantage
of
the
20
discount
tn
all
purchases
made
at
Wm
F.
Stone's.
UU
Moose
whist,
Saturday,
August
2.
8
p.m.
202p
Labor
Pay
Dance,
Monday
Sept.
7,
Civic
Centre.
Music
bv
Wcsternalres.
,
(201)
e
Attention
A
basket
Socl-.il
will
be
held
at
the
Moose
Te.n-pie,
September
4.
EUrieing
commences
0:30.
i
12021
Wm
F.
Stone
s
Annlversaiy
Specials
continues.
Visit
our
store
and
take
advantage
of
the
20
discount
on
all
purchases
made
at
Wm
F.
Stone's.
tlt
McKAE
BROS.
l:"'ee
it
)11
i-f
the
late
.ir.
airu:ail-a
an
i
1
imi
at
tractive
and
hmil
Wiw
is
the
text
of
.S(;V;;
foitpr:
"wt
to
rorrrspond
with
Of
Cannj,
,,iu
t
i.
it
BnOSrLTDr
ver
Iouckp
ana
completed
.n
hitiher
studies
and
ecclesiastical
training
in
Ottawa.
He
began
his
priesthood
at
St.
Joseph's
in
Ottawa
and
came
to
Prince
Rupert
in
1948.
His
place
here
will
be
taken
by
Father
O.
P.
Mohan.
f
ni!tm;i
an,
ji-cneral
in-
FREE
DEMONSTRATION
i.uiu
rr,,
(.
f0nwil,s
1
your
c,.tce,ncd
newr,-
.COOKIN&APPIK
!;
Ar-(Iltine,
21,
wishes
f
i
;'"
sex.
about
own
IP
'Votild
like
to
pv-
ef-r?
islii'aee
,.Jrtn')i
Back
to
School
Phittoj.raphs
and
dis-Pies
of
tivneral
intirest.
J
to
Juan
Nelson,
I
Urete
17.li,
Buenos
Aire.!,
See
the
first
really
modern
sewing
mnehine
in
60
years!
See
the
machine
with
the
revolutionary
Open
Arm!
Phone
today...
to
arrange
for
a
free
demonstration.
.
.
no
obligation,
of
course.
.
.
and
no
cost
to
you!
WITH
t
,i
Apple
time
just
wouldn't
be
complete
without
some
of
those
"just-like-mother-used-to-make"
green
apple
pies
...
or
tart
and
tasty
green
apple
sauce
with
slathers
of
cream!
Here's
your
chance
to
enjoy
'em
both
lay
in
a
supply
of
these
firm
and
flavorful
B.C.
Cooking
Apples,
now
at
their
plentiful
and
economical
best.
They're
firm
and
tangy-good,
just
right
for
those
old-time
green
apple
treats
and
you'll
find
them
now
at
your
favorite
fruit
counter.
B.C.
Cooking
Apples
are
a
good
buy
for
any
thrifty
homemaker
and
they're
especially
economical
by
th
box.
Treat
the
family
and
yourself
today.
IT
SEWS
fltrjirr
DARNS
ylritjyf
WENDS
y,iitrrf
MONOGRAMS
Terms
as
low
as
$20.00
Down
$10
per
month
'
for
your
money
DAY'S
ROYAL
CORDUROYS
cRAK
BROS.
LTD.
j
m-m-m-m
!
j
OLD-FASHIONED
GREEN
APPLE
PIE
RECIPE
!
Superior
Heovyweight
it
"Lcothersta"
Hip
Pockets
-if
Wide
Tunnel
Belt
Loops
i(
Cream
-
Grey
-
Dark
Brown
THE
TWO
EXTRAORD4NARY
BUYS
IN
USED
REFRIGERATORS
AT
McRAE
BROS.
LTD.
FULLY
GUARANTEED
4
It
7
ctipi
grtn
ppl
tlictt
V
teaspoon
cinnamon
V.
1
tup
sugar
V.
teaspoon
nutmog
teaspoon
salt
1
tablespoon
buttor
Pastry
for
2-crust
plo
Comblno
sugar,
salt
and
splcot,
sprinkle
ever
green
apple
slices
In
bowl,
then
tost
to
mix
well,
line
a
9-inch
pie
pan
with
half
of
pastry,
trim
edget
but
do
not
prick
pastry.
Place
apple
mixture
in
pan,
heaping
applet
somewhat
in
centre
of
pie.
Dot
with
butter.
If
applet
ack
tart-net
add
2
tablespoons
lemon
)uice
and
a
bit
ef
grated
rind,
lake
In
hot
even
425F
for
40
minutes,
ar
until
apples
are
tender
and
crust
Is
done.
DEMERARA
$.95
PAIR
.
FOR
FREE
APPLE
RECIPE
BOOK
WRITE
DIRiCt
TO
l.t.
TREE
FRUITS
ITD
KEIOWNA,
I.C.
AftcBM
BEOS.-
Ltd.
"THf
STORE
THAT
SERVICE
EHJILT"
327
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
6
and
36
WA
TTS
&
NICKERSON
MEN'S
WEAR
"
bv
lrUor
C"tr"
tl
(u'umbia'
avernment
of