Prince
Rupert
E
illy
New
Monday,
June
22,
1953
spassing
Air
Cadets
Here
Praised
At
Annual
Inspection
Will,
SuJ,j
Cubs
Entertain
I
Fathers
at
Annual
Banquet
A
"Father
and
Son"
banquet
was
given
by
the
cubs
at
the
Presbyterian
church
and
only
a
few
fathers
were
absent.
cadet
;
portation
company
bringing
Prince
Rupert's
air
ts
.sunny
j.v..i.
-
squadron
received
high
praise
5
them
back
to
town.
Visiting
group,
besides
Oroup
Captain
Shaw,
his
wife,
and
Mr.
Saturday
night
from
Group
tl,(.
first
any
01
um-a
blK
hit
with
Sir
Captain
R.
O.
Shaw,
orncer
commanding
No.
12
Air
Defence
,
and
Lady
Jones.
They
Clerihue.
Included:
Captain
F.
L.
Clarke,
vice-chairman
of
the
I
X
M
uw
There
was
a
short
meeting
to
Group,
Vancouver,
at
the
first
annual
Inspection.
(
I
I
K.
'?
hiiiE
but
praise
ior
ine
or
being
taken
on
a
waterfront
facilities
,,
to
see
the
plant
B.C.
provincial
committee,
Air
Cadet
League
of
Canada;
Ray
Lough-
show
fathers
what
the
boys
had
f
f
n
I.
Group
Captain
Shaw
headed
eed,
president
of
the
Air
Force
group
of
RCAF
officials
and
accomplished
during
the
year,
I
plmit
ot
Seal
Cove.
Association
at
Vancouver;
Ed
Brasseur,
member
of
the
provincial
committee
and
past
and
F.
E.
Anfield,
district
commissioner,
made
a
short
speech
n
Barney
jonnnuii,
jr..
I
f
t
'
.
"
",V-
members
of
the
B.C.
provincial
committee.
Air
Cadet
League
of
Canada,
who
flew
here
in
a
father
was
wen
Known
president
of
the
AFA;
Fit.
Lt.
i
7
-A
special
plane
to
review
the
Rupert
squadron.
V.
R,
Clerihue,
chairman
of
the
provincial
committee,
and
Group
Captain
Shaw
congratu
F.
J.
Armstrong,
air
cadet
liaison
officer
for
B.C.,
and
Mrs.
Armstrong.
Sponsoring
committee
on
hand
Included:
Fred
Adames,
chairman;
Jim
Taylor,
Archie
Gordon,
Jack
Laurie,
Allan
Mc-
stressing
the
importance
of
the
lathers
being
Interested
and
trying
to
follow
with
them.
Much
enthusiasm
was
shown
the
Mounties
when
they
arrived
to
show
movies,
one
on
the
"North
West
Passage,"
another
on
"Hockey,"
and
finally
a
picture
story
of
"Training
the
Mounties."
lated
the
city
sponsoring
com
shipping
anfl
marine
chanec
In
:iw
a
great
since
his
last
visit
In
,ptain
Johnson
was
pn
eP
of
the
first
corvette
this
provlnre
when
she
,r
w-ir
duty
In
1941.
He
itod
Rupert
in
1006
,
father.
During
a
tele-f!,
to
his
office
In
rr
yesterday
he
had.
a
...
rnnvtnrihi?
listeners
mittee
and
squadron
for
their
efficiency
and
the
fact
two
f
.
r
tr-"fc
.
V
1
'
:
-
;
i
i
r
i
.
,
members
had
been
selected
for
flying
scholarships
and
a
third
chosen
to
take
a
special
seven-week's
course
at
Camp
Borden.
Highlight
of
the
Inspection
was
the
presentation
of
the
air
cadet
ensign.
.
Broom,
John
Wackley,
F.
E.
An-fleld,
Roy
Brown
and
Doug
Howarth.
Invited
guests
Included
Commander
T.
A.
Johnstone
of
HMCS
Chatham,
and
his
executive
officer,
Lt.
Cmdr.
Foster,
,p
sun
was
shlninr
rl.'-
'.-r
,-
here.
It
rained
in
the
southern
city
over
the
ri.
to
her
departure,
Lady
'
t'
"fc
.
i.
.
K
!
Padre
Lawrence
Sieber
first
end
Colonel
8.
D.
Johnston
of
the
120th
HAA
(Res)
unit.
,
was
picsemru
wnu
n
dedicated
the
ensign
before
I
Group
Captain
Shaw
presented
the
flag
to
drill
Instructor
Norm
Havwood.
who
knelt
before
him.
HERE'S
A
FASHION
NOTE
that
stamp
collectors
should
find
He
was
flanked
by
Fo.
Ned
W-
y
i
.
3r;w'
,
v
ifi
Friends
Honor
Johanne
Kofoed
At
Shower
Ncll,
acting
commanding
officer
in
the
absence
of
Dr.
H.
W.
MacDonald.
and
Fo.
Rupert
Goodlad.
the
squadron's
equip
Interesting.
It's
an
umbrella
that
is
"pasted-up"
with
cancelled
stamps
of
many
varieties.
A
Frankfurt,
Germany,
postman
Is
about
to
add
another
one
to
the
collection,
but,
of
course,
that
one
will
wash
off
in
the
next
downpour.
The
rest
of
them
won't
because
they
art
permanently
printed.
-
ment
officer.
cimpoon
bearing
this
,me
by
Phil
Linzejr,
on
of
the
Chamber
of
-re.
as
a
memento
of
t.
...
,n
briefly
of
the
Cor-
in
London,
Sir
Clem-!
it
was
a
very
moving
hc
to
see
the
films
of
it
spectacle
In
Montreal
ys
after
personally
:
z
the
ceremony.
cuple
will
visit
some
of
!
ncs's
relatives
in
Sae-l,
before
(tolnR
to
New
i-d
Washington
on
their
voynce.
In
honor
of
Miss
Johanne
Kofoed,
bride-elect
of
July
4,
Stuart
Shelley
Best
Marksman
In
Mock
Bombing
Raid
Here
SOFT
SUMMER
breezes,
an
afternoon
on
the
patio,
dancing
at
dusk
and
the
lady
feals
like
a
zephyr
In
this
slim,
long-lined
sheath
dress
done
by
Henry
Rosenfeld,
New
York,
Woven
of
orlon
acrylic
fibers,
it's
washable,
wrinkle-resistant
and
durably
pleated.
Despite
the
change
In
command
Dr.
MacDonald
recently
succeeded
Dick
.
Garrett,
who
,
moved
to
Vancouver
the
reviewing
group
said
the
squadron
had
produced
a
very
good
precision
drill
team.
Mr.
Clerihue
said
It
was
outstanding
that
the
squadron
produced
two
boys
to
take
up
flying
friends
gathered
at
the
home
of
Miss
Marilyn
Roos
for
a
miscellaneous
shower.
The
honored
guests
was
presented
with
a
corsage,
and
the
evening
was
spent
in
making
up
a
scrapbook
as
a
memento
oi
the
hurtling
down
over
the
specta
tors
in
a
vertical
spin.
Lome
Stevens
opened
the
mock
bombing
by
flying
at
500
Stuart
Shelley
was
best
marksman
and
Bill
Tocher,
a
close
runner-up
In
a
spectacular
bombing
raid
at
Seal
Cove
Sunday
when
the
Prince
Rupert
Aero
Club
held
its
annual
dls-
mv.
occasion
and
in
opening
and
admiring
the
many
beautiful
1
visitor
to
Prince
(irne
Carroll,
peneral
gifts
presented
In
a
simulated
'coke'
truck.
,
Refreshments
were
served
by
feet
over
the
tarket.
an
anchored
float
centered
by
a
red
flag,
and
dropped
his
"bomb"
a
two
pound
bag
of
flour
in
the
target
rea.
Both
of
the
club's
Taylorcroft
of
Kcllv.
Doii'zlan
U
nrrlved
here
Sunday
and
the
fact
they
would
learn
to
fly
at
a
water
base
was
unique
In
Canada.
the
band
from
120th
H.A
A.
'Res)
Regiment
played
for
the
cadets
during
inspection
and
buses
were
provided
by
Arrow
Bus
Lines
to
transport
the
boys
Prince
George
to
besrln
'Chief
Instructor
and
president.
Bob
Kclsey.
opened
proceedings
by
doing
hair-raisinu
11
For
a
the
hostess
o.ststcd
by
Mrs.
Harry
Basso
.
The
guests
present
included
Mesdames
R.
Watson,
L.
Doiron,
over
were
In
operation,
and
one
af
Inspection
of
branch
houses.
rroll
and
son
Muh
Ttobatics
and,
low-flying
friendly
;..eqoyyottrfrfi
ter
the
other
veteran
pilots,
club
members
aryi
pupils
took
off
to
from
the
Armory
to
Seal
Cove
with
buses
from
the
TMC
trans-
O.
R.
Brett.
J.
Basso.
Evelyn
Bas
pre
met
by
Ben
Park-
the
base.
There
were
many
asps
as
he
climbed
to
3.000
feet,
stalled,
and
dropped
the
nose
of
the
Taylorcraft
to
come
Doue.las
manager
Iff
lie
dav
was
spent
In
a
so,
J.
Macintosh,
Misses
Marion
Shenton.
Stella
Chaprun,
Mary
Zogas,
Marion
Watson
and
Mary
Basso.
tlon
fishing
an1
sight-
trip
provided
through
test
their
bombing
ability.
During
h
displv
nllots
Emerson
(Wall:,
I
Wallace.
nn1
Mormon
.'ermyn
of
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
pave
dozens
of
children
the
thrill
of
a
lifetime
as
thev
took
them
for
"flhrs"
in
a
Norseman
and
a
Bcech-
Those
unable
to
attend
but
isv
of
F.'mrr
Clauien.
lurird
in
the
party
sending
presents
were
Mrs.
,M.
Saunders,
Mrs.
Yuramcliuk
and
Mrs.
R.
Anderson.
Speeri
nd
Larrv
Decoration
Day
Observed
by
Legion,
IODE
kI.
Several
fish
were
THIS
WEPK
'
Music
and
Drama
Festival
Asorlalion
will
meft,
In
the
Civic
Crntre
at
o'clock
Wed-nrMlav.
June
21.
Everybody
welcome.
Sneclnl
mretlne
of
the
Kod
t:
Gun
Club
at
I
he
Moose
Hall,
Wednesrtfv,
inne
V
to
her
report
of
Jeff
Lambley
on
fish
anu
Kuie
council
convention
In
Chilliwack.
y
th"
visitors.
Travelling
is
more
when
you
go
by
train!
Smart,
modern
dining
cars
give
you
a
happy
choice
of
delicious
meals,
expertly
served.
There's
room
to
walk
around
.
.
.
reclining
foam
rubber
seats...
an
ever-changing
view
from
picture
windows
as
you
i
toll
swiftly
along
on
dependable
schedules
.
.
.
rest
rooms
where
you
can
freshen
up...
You're
allowed
free
baggage
checking
through
to
destination,
up
to
150
pounds
...
children
5
and
under
U
go
half
fare,
under
5
they
travel
with
you
free.
You
get
J
I
mort
lot
your
travel
dollar
when
you
go
by
train,
t
For
Information,
call
or
write:
K.
L.
ROBERTSON,
G.A.P.D.,
528
Third
Avenue
West,
Prince
Eupert
B.C.
Phone
2i
traft
and
flew
tow
over
the
base
in
formation.
Others
taking
part
were
Lome
Stevens,
Malcolm.
Geor"e
lAllarrt,
Len
Biewerton,
Bill
n
bo-rn
ine
uenrge
NAVY
HUM
Member?:
of
the
Canadian
Lrclon.
the
Legion's
women's
.
Riv
Rumlev.
Joe
viie
,-!strnhl.
i
tT
ij
and
Mr.
Ion
Koer-
Koerner
Is
vke-presl-the
Alnska
Pine
and
Crmpany
In
Vancou-
from
Ketchikan,
Mrs.
auxiliary
and
chapters
cue,
naiuiu
ivruuugii.
Monthly
meeting
Moose
!
lodge
1051.
All
members
re-'
fiuestcd
to
attend
Tuesday,
June
'
"IB;
tr
p.m.'
sharp:
(145)
"A
staunch
old
friend"
i
IODE
here
observed
Decoration
Dy
Sunday
in
ft
solemn
ceremony
at
the
cenotaph
and
ceme-1
1
jry.
'Mlrrhind.
accompanied
mall
daughter,
is
yl.slt-
bkanagan
Fruit
Expected
To
Hit
Market
by
July
1
ninther.
Mr.
J.
Strom-
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
THE
ONIY
RAftWAY
SERVING
All
TEN
PROVINCES
Tlu
u"HloM,...i.
'iot
puiilinnpd
r
dlsDlavcd
bv
the
I.tnuor
Contro
DANCE
Midsummer
Ni'.'ht
dance.
S.O.N.
Hall,
Tuesday,
.Tunc
23.
Dance
10-2.
Music
by
Mike
Colussl.
Everyone
welcome.
(145)
Ik.
Hoard
or
by
I
he
aovernmcnt
ol
arid
sister
Anne.
M'-s.
un
t
plans
to
spend
two
4rit.t&b
Columbia.
it
her
vacation
here.
Dailv
News
Want
Ads
Get
Results
The
address
was
presented
by
Mnjoi
W.
C.
PoullJin,
Salvation
Army,
after
prayer
by
Mrs.
P.uf-scll
Scherk.
IODE
regent,
and
the
Last
Post
was
sounded
by
Bugler
W.
J.
Ranee.
Two
wreaths
were
placed
at
the
cenotaph
on
the
Court
House
grounds.
With
Capt.
J.
S.
Wilson
In
charcc.
the
parade
moved
to
ne
authority
oniciais
Prolnbly
In
time
for
Dominion
kcts.
Many
size
ranges
which
Day,
the
first
of
British
Colum-
wire
not
popular
with
the
trade
bias
celebrated
soft
fruits
will
have
been
eliminated
entirely
be
available
in
Western
Canada.
and
trends
towards
better
matur-
Cherrlos
will
be
arriving
from
;lty
have
been
stressed,
the
Okanagan
early
in
July.
I
Some
of
these
new
regulations
morning
all
50
CMHC
me
are
now
rented.
Last
OPTOMETRIST
'
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
l'i.
fctone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
M
Annlewhaite
had
been
That
will
only
be
a
start.
Next.
have
been
rather
drastic
to
the
by
Ottawa
that
only
46
n
rented.
There
are
no
follow
apricots,
peaches,
Falrview
Cemetry
where
the
,
will
grower
in
his
cost
of
operation,
but
they
mean
a
better
product
on
the
retail
shelves.
TSK
CHANCE
YOUR
HOSPITAL
os
and
Vic
Whiting
Is
because
he's
been
ap-
graves
of
veterans
were
decorated
;
plums,
prunes
and
pears,
wllh
flaTS.
'
There
is
every
Indication
that
The
Reveille
was
sounded
by
!
the
B.C.
sort
fruit
crop
will
be
a
buHer
Ranee.
During
the
scr-
;
l-.umpcr
ntvl.
There
will
be
plenty
vice
the
city
band
under
direr-
ot
cood
Quality
fruit
for
Immc-
returnlng
officer
for
inaiinnriAP
nnr'nemr
1
lj
Irrnl
election
and
hes
The
B.C.
producer
believes
he
'
a
be
busy
for
the
next
is
I
UMii
m
uun
r
turn
.
diatc
eating
and
for
home
can
(ireetlng
his
'army
of
llon
of
Peter
Lion
w
as
in
attend
can
supply
the
housewives
or
i
Western
Canada
with
better;
nnalitv
fruit
than
can
be
Im-
i
ators.
ance.
,
nir"
,
Which
slogan
nd
mil1
I
"kVTV
leads
tc
the
U
I
.
"rltf
h'
roiumbla
Prtcd
and
at
no
increase
in
the
;
level.
.
h
fru.t
ow
r
,
tills
growers
wrs
this
year
year:
"Wait
for
,
fH
is
the
chance
f
to
4
instructor
I)i-'k
find
any
time
to
If
You're
TIRED
ALL
THE
TIME
Everybody
gtti
a
bit
run-down
now
and
(hen,
tired-ut,
heaTy
-headed,
and
maybe
bothered
by
backaches.
Perhaps
nothing
aeriously
wrong,
just
a
temporary
toxic
condition
caused
by
excess
acids
and
wastes.
That's
the
time
to
take
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills.
Dodd's
stimulate
the
kidneys,
and
so
help
restore
their
normal
action
of
removing
exceaa
acids
and
wastes.
Thea
you
feel
better,
sleep
better,
work
better.
Gel
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
now.
Look
for
the
blue
box
with
the
red
band
at
all
drugfista.
You
can
depend
on
Dodd's.
52
fruit
I
in
B.C.
asks
pair
Cul
Canh
irt
In
vesterdav's
bomb-
I
prove
lt.
I
It,
was
a
mild
winter
In
Central
B.C.
Fruit"
srv(
ii,
rv,.s'n
l
1-.nr.
trrn"r:
(be
trifjnted
,1Z(
'
Winner
Do
B.C.
Trees
had
Ideal
climatic
tl
at
the
Aero
Club
but
the
busiest
man
at.
the
Dick
marie
sure
there
"tv
of
eas
and
oil
in
tlv
betore
take-offs
and
be-flluhts
watched
club
bench
lands
of
British
conimoia
conditions
Rnd
there
were
no
M:-.s.
O.
Tweed
and
Eldor
An
h-iv
n
sr-o'
im
reason
in-
damaging
spring
rrosis.
rncre-
derson
won
first
prizes
in
the
h
fl
ol,a
this
year.
They
re
fore,
the
nuality
of
B.C.
sort
..(.irl:.v
nii'llt
Moose
v.nisi
ceivrd
Mime
criticism
over
iiil
fruits
should
be
tops
l-rs
try
to
hit
the
targe'.'
ality
of
some
of
the
arrivals
in
r
ir
nnrinnp
QfrTlI!!
GUUUuulS"'
cJil
k
BETTER
CHIMNEY
-
at
LESS
COST
I
drive,
wllh
Mr.
Anderson
breaking
a
tie
with
Mrs.
Lillian
William;-
by
cutting
raids.
Ol
her.
winners
in
he
.ond-l;ist
whist
night
of
the
season
were
Mrs.
Dorthy
Smith
and
Mis.
Williams,
second;
II.
B.
Olassny,
l:;hr..
Due
to
c
limauc
roiiunnni.v
s
ne
of
th-
"ult
(I
d
not
size
as
wrl
as
usual.;
Fo,
riurint
"
".e
winter,
thry
lild
th"lr
rl"
,u
Provide
the
tmimum
ruanllty
of
los-g'-adc
f-Mit
on
Western
Canada
mar-
pool,
and
Mrs.
Tweed,
door
prl:?e.
Hill
knows
his
slslT's
11
Seattle
is
Millie,
bill
lie
remember
her
married
She
Just
got
married
a
imp
mjo.
Alex
has
had
a
w
the
past
week
talking
il
times
with
his
brother--
Allan
CuMccksnn
who
'(laving
here
with
wife
"in
their
two
children
and
three-y:!Br-nld
Marv.
a
former
tele-operator
here,
visited
fn
route
here
to
see
her
r
and
a
host
of
friends.
as
with
the
U.S.
army
'Hiring
the
war.
but
now
11
Fargo.
North
Dakota.
a"
leaving
by
boat
for
Jver
and
will
drive
their
"
from
there
to
their
Am
stct
as.
w
s
Ih
IMiUlATIOII
Z
W
H
I
l
fri
CEILING
rTL
fc-4
tltfVl
f--Q
METAL
INSUUTED
CHIMNEY
Consist
ol
3
m4.1
iImv.1,
oil.
insid.
the
othsr,
with
2Vfrinclw
ol
trprool
InsuUting
nn!til.
and
4
1
incli
tMlwl
iii
psc
enclosing
umw
flu..
Smok.
nirlac.
u
found,
hrd,
.nd
smooth
-
won't
hold
soot
No
Sr.
haurd
-
m
needs
cleaning.
COMES
COMPLETE
-
READY
TO
INSTALL
No
Bricks
or
other
Foundation
Needed
-
lL
1
;
PiEASE
RETURN
YOUR
8UNG
NOTICE
WITH
YOtR
PREMIUM
PAYMENTDIRECTLYTO
b.c.
hospital
insunnncE
seruice
PARLIAMENT
BUILDINGS,
VICTORIA,
B.
C.
Only
boul
110
th.
weight
ol
brick
chimnev.
Lighl
weight
enables
ALL
the
weight
to
be
supported
on
root
and
Doors
-
NO
FOUNDATION
is
needed.
(or
NEW
or
OLD
HOUSES!
MORE
HEAT
FROM
FUEL
OR
MAKE
PAYMENT
THROUGH
LOCAL
B.C.H.I.S.
OFFICE
OR
GOVERNMENT
OFFICE
A
PHONE
ScionUhcally
doB.31.ed
lntuUttoo
".oka
HOT
wo
wte
gss
can
carry
wv
all
tar
and
tc-ot.
Increaiod
drah
ensures
proper
burmr.?
tual,
Cannot
clog
or
coirode.
Ehmuti
h--.
i
bom
aot
and
sticky
tat.
Not
allected
b.
wMh.-j
V-For
I.
2,
and
3
storey
bouses.
Th.v.,i'tH
.
burning
eal,
wood,
gai
01
oil.
MiJ
C..'
irviy
lot
lull
uioimation.
"
,
,
.
Aaf.
useef.
Selkirk
Chimnmy
mtatly
9
rsorl-never
e.d.o
cleaning.
Thm
n
.0
fore
or
ror
os
jn
my
old
brick
catss
My,
despif.
ouraina
are.
3
-f?
Bis.
a
a.
swa
.
roimt
ISPLAV
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ft.
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woorf."
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B.C.
Provincial
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