i'alse
lUilUft
Ufl
llieu
aim.r
Prince
Kuperr
Daily
NJev
vlonclay,
Kebrunn
'h
19.2
!i
It
Is
a!iiinsr
Guide
law
fur
tru-n.
krownles
a
I
.
JLi
on
5
J-erAonaid
to
solicit
contributions.
They
IhfaVc
beture
them
the
task
of
raising
the
nvecssary
finances
;
for
the
travelling
expenses
of
their
representatives
at
the
:
Guide
National
Camp.
The
fares
IJJooJp,
I
Jen
lion
Jew
let
?qeni
granted,
said
President
Norm
Christensen
oday.
Instead,
moose
and
venison
will
be
feat
tired
at
ti
e
dinner.
lh
event
is
panned
as
a
combined
affair,
attended
by
both
WiL
&,,
Girl
Guides
Plan
Fund
Raising
Events
For
Trip
to
Camp
a,
r
n
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Levi
Freestad.
sailed
last
night
on
the
Chilcotin
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
j
of
all
those
attending
this
camp
from
all
over
Canada
are
pooled
1
Named
Head
of
C'amhrai
Chapter
IODE
For
Coming
Year
Rod
&
Gun
i
Prince
Rupert
and
it
works
out
at
Sfiu
per
bel-
Since
three
from
this
dis-
Alistalr
Fraser.
local
barrister,
i
-'
i.
.
1
Club
annual
banquet,
to
be
held
:
me"
a
la":f-
e
'
first
mixed
Rod
&
Gun
Club
Girl
Guide
Association,
1
uj
jbhjtj
of
-Jlrli
and
CivL
'
Ke
Crafb
Abated
for
Aprd
L
Mrs.
G
P.
Lvons
was
elected
!
,.,ni
.h.
.rnirpr
nn
Wednes-
W.
S.
mn
are
Demg
seru'
lne
glns
February
28,
will
.,,
not
be
able
to
reRent
of
Cambrai
Chapter,
Im-
riflV
at
th
reeular
weekly
tun-
Ing
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
banquet
held
here.
About
200
are
expected
at
the
Canadian
Legion
with
Commissioner
H.
"u
raisf
nthe
sum
,
of
,A
sen
eelkmeatasplanned.Gov
Guide
and
Brownie
tea
and
sale
penal
Order,
Daughters
of
the
j
cheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Kergin
Silversides
in
the
chair,
heard
a
annual
Empire,
at
the
recent
Club.
a'
eminent
permission
was
not,
i
auditorium
be
held
by
the
girls
at
iwill
:
report
that
satisfactory
arrange-
I'-.lii!
inus,
crafts,
music
and,
tea
will
again
be
.meeting
of
the
Chapter.
In
.
satis-
F.
E.
Anfield,
Indian
superin-
menu
for
the
operation
of
the""11
"
1""""u'ru
",wrl
T
.
...
l
r.:..l
..!
Annual
.
rr
ports
showed
actory
record
of
pactlvittes
dur-
tendent,
returned
to
the
city
By
Miliar
Eay
Brownie
Pack
were
;
ua"'
"
,h
,n,,.n
c
ane
Saturday
anernuon
noiu
now
eompieieci.
six
leaders
nao
-----
-
Inn:
the
year
1951
f
tlllS
SJJI
"fc
"t
ule
"imuui
uiryiay
ut
nil
ic
Centre
Crafts
April
5
to
7.
Inriav
afternoon,
April
,
to
Vancouver
on
volunteered
for
this
work:
Mes-
-
-
trip
The
full
slate
of
officers
for
a
week's
official
business.
ttv."
year
is
as
follows:
dames
Kergin,
Kogerson,
Lemon,
;
'nvaiuaoie
to
me
iuca.cumpai.ir
Kurdzlel.
Williams
and
SvkesJ""
hoped
that
that
part
of
Regent
Mrs.
G.
P.
Lyons.
,
'
j
.
.
Guide
work,
camping,
mav
be
and
Mrs.
Harry
Cuttress
Mr.
I
First
Vice-Regent
Mrs.
Jens
1
Munthe.
lealled
last
night
on
the
Chilco-
greatly
extended
with
our
local
woud
fae
Jn
attendance
at
Miller
;
tin
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
girls.
The
lack
of
a
suitable
site
in
the
district
has
hampered
this
Second
Vice-Regent
Mrs.
Len
;
Bay
each
Saturday
afternoon
commencing
March
1.
:
Halifax.
Mr.
Cuttress,
who
has
been
with
HMCS
Chatham
for
Turn
i-.,
,.!..
Irnm
n,.i..
IfrlOC
OI
UL11UC
CAUClirilUC
Ul.L
LilC
as
a.
ram-
;
tunianiwa
.ial
affair
where
one
j
!
Si.,
to
.sit
and
drink
tea
"4l..nB
at
walls
of
pic-!
jjs
of
crafts
while
list-'
.jmusic
that
Peter
Lien!
i,id
to
provide
either;
iui
ur
the
symphony,
j
-rt
displays
are
beings
ft;
to
augment
the
work
,
;
,il
art
club
and
the
some
time,
is
being
transferred
ppn
()ne
Jro'm
Terrace
and
the
Association
is
alive
to
this
need.
Griffiths.
!
Secretary
Mrs.
Marc
Gormely.
Assistant
Secretary
Mrs.
Dun-can
Black.
j
Treasurer
Mrs.
A.
Miller.
j
taucauunal
bcciclaiy
Mrs.
G.
Don
Arney
sailed
last
night
on
the
Chilcotin
.for
a
trip
to
io
vne
eaai,
cuaav.
Commissioner
will
be
at
the
;
national
Guide
Camp
in
Ottawa
Appointed
to
Sick
;
from
July
ll-25.
r
.
Fmal
arrangements
for
Thlnk-
Children
S
Hospitol
Ing
Week,"
which
is
held
from
i
Hiauraiiy
morM,,,
...
k
f-lu'
Z:
rv
L;:,
'
I
Echoes
Secretary-Mrs.
B.
Wil
February
24
to
March
1
-Franklin,
who
is
on
Dr.
A.
E.
,,m,tori
Th.
h.-uiht
nt
that
tufts
there
will
be
the
'Department,
tias
sent
word
that,
'
Beaier-Mrs
Bca'r-Mrs-
C
c-
T
T-J,,g
1
and
Bills'
woodwork,!
she
will
be
able
to
stay
for
three
t"da,d
nnd
teen-age
leath-!
instead
of
two
weeks
when
she
al
mlnule
"ee
was
OD
"
une
gives
her
sewing
and
home
re-1
I
....
,v:h,n.in
A.7r.
wint.,
wrved
i
in
respect
to
the
memory
the
staff
of
the
Connaught
ft.pek
win
bc
the
candlelight
cere-Medical
Research
laboratories,
mony
to
be
held
in
the
Annun-
has
received
an
honorary
ap-
ciauon
an
un-uie
evening
oi
l
;('
adUlL
leaillLll-lttll.
'
-
a
-
b
.
.h
,,1n
Vina
ClniWOa
VT
Unrt'
fahrnlrv
OK
All
r.,,Uoo
nnA
17.
This
will
give
those
.
of
research
fellow
tr"'
.y:"'"1-"
Z
rii.
belt
and
anu
glovesiMarch
,
,
pointment
'
ii
di
iii
g.ov-s
in
P"'""c
laler
trre
meeting
members
Brownies
will
be
at
this
ceremony
m.
,
T.Hier
belts
and
,
who
a
'Jh
,.ir.i,Hm.
.jf,
hi
ir,h
ntuc'
ur-H
repeated
affirmation
of
loyalty
,
from
the
hospital
for
Sick
Child-
and
wiU
a,
&i
,
unUorm
y
Mis.
Wallace
nd
?,s
P.
'
to
yueen
Elizabeth
II.
'
ren
in
the
"Virus
Research
de-;
at
thelr
various
churches
on
,n
and
a
carved
purse
i
'"
Plans
were
made
for
group
at-
pat
tment
of
Toronto.
I
Sunday.
February
24.
It
Is
ex-I'attwson.
There
is
room
for
more
to
Join
theatre
when!
Franklin
Is
the
eldest
son
tendance
at
the
Dr.
pected
that
many
parents
and
frill
be
metal
work,
Mrs.
,
both
the
afternoon
and
evening
the
Koyal
Tou,.
film
la
snownlot
Mn
and
Mrs.
L.
Franklin
of
friends
will
attend
the
candle-
,i!
made
copper
pic-j
courses.
Afternoon
ones
so
far
h
re
l0,varil
the
end
of
the
Prince
Rupert.
.
light
ceremony.
Mrs.
Bolton
has
I
are
smaller
than
the
evening
montn
j
He
graauated
from
McGill
.
The
details
of
"Cookie
Week"
1.
i
....
imi.
erouos.
Since
the
small
evm
will
.
r
-
...v.
m
..
.
6
.
w..
1...
.
...
...
1
TmiMmZ.
'
I
CANNED
FOODS
jf
1"
.
..
.
j
L.uu
vjruijfc,
will
u.
iQ6,
t
university
Wltn
rnu
last
yeai
iu
ueiu
num
nptii
vu
may
be
used
and
the
courses
will
be
!s
for
a
lump
with
and
Mrs.
Wacksinouth,
with
242,
land
has
since
been
at
University
3
were
worked
out.
This
is
one
on
every
other
day
for
the
three
It:
a
shade.
were
winners
in
a
nylon
stocking
0
Toronto.
of
the
ways
in
which
the
girls
I
rallies
this
year
Mr.i..
,
r
.
,
,.
1C.
J
Mis.
C.
G.
Ham
was
winner
of
the
monthly
raffle.
I
11
,
have
A
Lh
been
Holtb,yrk!more
working
pleasant
for
the
lnstruct-lu
lir
with
blond
finished
ld
webbingNseat
and
Panls-
I
i
illlcs
being
made
j
The
Spring
Art
and
Craft
Dis-frp
with
quilted
brown
I
P'ay
has
been
set
to
begin
on
the
j
,
ad
tan
raffia
i
last
day
of
the
Home
'i
llfuld
and
a
maroon'
ating
course
so
the
work
done
i
.'ii
muse
with
circu-
.
then
may
be
left
to
help
the
dis-
Ja
hen
Oi
'ver
Howard
Powell,
who
recently
play
while
those
who
have
fin-
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
after
I
,ovics
will
be
shown
mwa
ar"iSes
or
sulls
mav
wear
spending
several
years
in
Van
k
turd
iv
and
Monday
11
'
S"V'"B
ou-
couver.
has
taken
over
Jerry
s
I
Tour'
and
the
Captain"
day
afternn
'
Beauty
Salon
which
he
re-opened
lev
being
among
those'
Since
Eileen
Cross
will
be
here
for
business
today.
The
salon
'
i
for
at
least
Hie
first
day
of
the
has
been
completely
remodelled
I
...
.
;!
t.
display,
she
could
be
asked
to
and
the
equipment
remodelled
fi
Miles
and
Eileen
jl
be
in
charge
of
all
give
a
lectuie
and
demonstration
along
the
latest
lines.
Redecora-
on
any
suggested
topic
dealing
tlon
has
given
it
an
attractive
with
the
home.
Her
demonstra-
setting.
When
Mr.
Powell
was
In
tlon
on
freezing
foods
two
years
Prince
Rupert
formerly,
he
was
$
displavs.
Peter
Lien
n
music.
The
Art
t
the
be
in
charge
of
the
r""W
'"I''"'"""""
iiih-'
v
ago
has
since
proved
very
useful
.
Identified
with
Annette
Powell's
team,
I
Beauty
Salon.
f
,
,
..
J.
.v.
to
those
who
heard
the
recture.
l
the
latter
by
those
I
part
in
the
Eileen
f
.nz
and
Home
Reju-
'h-iursi's.
X
r
"
i
i
4
WW
I
iaoers
id
lh
m
A
NEW
SERVICE
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT
mb
meeting
Tuesday,
trupole
Hall.
(42ci
i.ss
Annual
Meeting
.'.ie
Centre.
8
o'clock.
(I
elections
of
officers.
.:ss
Annual
Meeting
vie
Centre,
8
o'clock.
,1
elections
of
officers.
off
to
a
good
start
U
R'
f
ilUGS
AND
'
1st
ntials
from
the
'I
l
ie
Baby
Week
March
i
inclusive.
(46ct
iff'''
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i
UPHOLSTERY
DURACLEANED
Rerl
Cross
IUAL
MEETING
TONIGHT
IN
"Son,
ahotit
90
per
cent
of
all
the
nickel
used
in
tlie
world
comes
from
Canada.
Tlie
Inco
nickel
mines
and
smelters
are
tlie
biggest
in
tlie
world.
Tliey
are
near
Sudbury,
Ontario.
Sonic
of
tlie
mines
are
nearly
a
mile
deep.
Altogether
there
are
over
280
miles
of
underground
tunnels."
Civ'.
YOUR
HOME
A
World
Wide
Service
D.
J.
Duracleaners
Centre,
R
p.m.
:t'
and
election
i
f
officers
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Jones
Phone
Green
328
MODERATION
IN
ALL
THINGS
IS
THE
BEST
OF
RULES
"
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r
'
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v
.
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t
Sac
uurv
.millions
oi
have
been
spCnt
i
i
t
developing
iKiur
iiicumiis
ol
producing
nickel.
1
hat
is
one
reason
why
Canada
produces
90
per
cent
of
the
nickel
used
in
the
world.
Today
most
of
it
is
going
into
the
defence
programme."
PLAUTUS
THE
PiOUSE
OF
SEAGRAM
rTf
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of
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bate
full
lit
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anyone
tnternttm.
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wwni
AVHO
THINK
OF
TOMORROW
PRACTICE
MODERATION
TODAY
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Street
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published
or
displayed
by
rtw
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
i
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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International
Nickel
Company
of
Canada,
Limited