hvmi
wanT,
tnem
Wh
i.irf-0
prince
Ruperf
Doiiy
News
fruluy,
February
29,
1952
Common
ailment
of
the
hot
air
they've
bev-n
said
Dr.
J.
U
M.
cri-!i!',
jifectoi-general
of
the
Ci
i"
Mpntfil
Health
Associate
;
a
.
address
here.
YARMOUTH,
N.S
(CP)
Ten
percent
of
the
population
of
Brazilian
Air
Crash
tpeddliiig
to
us
lor
so
long.'-
Oen-.eia1
applause
responded
to
the
statement.
Following
the
delicious
name
l
dinner
of
which
the
main
course
WomenJoin
Sportsmen
Attend
Rod
anjl
Gun
Banquet
Knjoy
Speeches,
Entertainment,
Movie
Canada
Is
disabled
or
handicap-
j
.
-
.
ped
by
various
types
of
mental
j
Classined
advrtisemeiiw
in
illness
or
mental
disturbances,
!
the
News
pay
bi;
uividends.
;
was
"mootburgers,"
a
program
I
of
entertainment
started
off
with
RI
DE
JANEIRO
t
A
Panalr
Mike
Colus.si
at
the
accordion.
id
Brasil
a'r
"ner,
with
27
pas-!
Mr.
nri
if,.!
rMj
1
senders
and
crew
of
Jour
aboard.
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1
I
More
than
100
sportsmen,
their
-several
solo
selections
in
the
j
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ff
Thursday
;
.,
I
"Sr.nhio
th.wfille
trying
to
land
in
foe
at
wl
llfa
r.
n
full
nPi-w.m
li
fit
Aiiliir.
Wfl
IH.'s
flnH
onnlonu
tf
ark
on
tainment
and
saw
three
thrilling
'
preciative
audience,
while
Len
j
.""L,
Llne
announced
-ifc..,.
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wild-life
movies
at
the
annual
Sykes
gave
humorous
interpre-i
.
'
'
.,
Prince
Rupert
Rod
&
Gun
Asso-
tation,
in
piano
and
song.
Mrs.
I
?U"
"
af
MT
f
w-
Patch
said
that
eight
were
killed
ciation
banquet
last
night.
j
Nora
Thompson,
who
accompan-
i
and
23
in
the
Club
speakers
were
President
;
led
the
singing
with
piano,
aiso
'
persons
plane
were
Norman
Christvnsen
and
Vice-
rendered
several
solos
herself
,'
,
"ze.
.
.,
..
..
.
.,
President
Harold
Thorn,
Bill
Dou-
whil-j
Mrs.
Peggy
Andrews
de-,
aJLa,r
M
l,h.at
aU
mont.
Guest
speakers
were
leighted
the
audience
with
her
i
abnard
w"e
Braz.lians,'
"none
Jarvis
McLeod,
Eric
Martin
and
:
Scottish
and
Irish
songs.
j
prominent.
HOTS
Gi
Jeff
Lamble.
Films,
shown
by
RCMP
Sgt.
L.
Mi.
Thorn
called
for
a
minute's!
A.
N.
Potterton,
included
a
goose
Bill
To
Lift
jrififjuing
JJoLLj
)ijj)faij
jThomas
Priest
has
on
display
at
the
Civic
..
uji'.il
tomorrow
night
the
results
of
years
of
:
.
very
fascinating
hobby
shells.
Five
hun-
she
has
collected
shells
of
every
size
SM-ni,
,
from
many
parts
of
the
world,
but
the
inher
are
from
the
local
beaches
or
those
of
"
"
Charlottes.
j
;
-
h"r
li0,)by
manyi
7
r
odd
shflH
;
rsLCCip
I'lcCir
'
Jo1
as'
'
S
.
','..-.
I
sea
life
such
",'J
r
sponge..
With,
.
A
Afl
4
some
uliu.
model-
StllraclS
fllimf
,
,jf
plastic
wood
and
a
;
J
mi-ijmatwn.
Mrs.
Priest
j
Springlike
weather
favored
an
.-
fiiiwcrs,
figures
on
attractive
LcaD
Year
tea
anri
silence
ln
resnect
to
"
a
great
i
-shooting
picture
on
Hanna
Bay,
sportsman
and
our
late
King
)
northern
Ontario;
'
Realm
of
the
Georg
VI,"
followed
by
a
toast
I
wildlife,
a
movie
on
game
anl-
Margarine
Ban
tc
the
Queen.
mals
and
birds
of
Canada
with
By
virtue
of
the
authority
vested
in
me
by
the""
Minister
of
Public
Works,
pursuant
to
Section
35
(1)
of
the
Highway
Act,
I
hereby
declare
a
gross
'load:,
limit
of
12
tons
over
Diana
Creek
Bridge,
situate
.
approximately
14
miles
east
of
Prince
Rupert
on,,
Highway
10,
until
further
notice.
,
iSigned.
L.
E.
SMITH,
;.
Divisional
Engineer,
Department
of
Public
Works,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Mr
rhristensen
rnmnlimented
!
many
striking
closeup;
and
juie
group
oii
the
good
attend-;
Jhe
Skeena
TrapMn,'
apictor-j
VICTORIA
(CP)
A
bill
which
iance
and
expressed
his
satisfac-
lal
treatlse
on
tne
Present-day
would
repeal
the
ban
on
coloring
!
tion
that
so
many
ladies
had
Problem
of
a
native
trapper
near
0f
margarine
by
manufacturers
I
turned
out.
j
Hlto-
was
introduced
in
the
Legisla-
j
"This
is
the
first
time
we
have
!,llms
were
obta'ned
from
the,
ture
Thursday
was
introduced
J
had
the
ladies
at
our
banquet,
i
c-
Fl"
and
Game
Council.
Thursday
in
the
Legislature
by
tf
and
I
feel
It
is
a
great
improve-
GREATER
ME.MBFRSHIP
Mrs-
T'"y
Ronton
(Independ
in
fills
in
the
details
'sale
of
home
cooking
which
was
I
si
pants.
held
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
ent,
Vancouver
Point
Grey).
;
ment,
he
said.
.
1
Jim
Bacon,
veteran
local
sports-ITmnlur
?reater
in
the
Rod
&
Gun
;man,
acted
as
master
of
cere-1
Cubs
'Cei'ra'
Became
'monies
and
explained
why
no
!
Commission
officials
were!
.
We
,suld
have
a
member-'
at
tho
banauet
lhlp
1
J000'
!hen
comb"ie
our
our
demand.
That's
!
"We
didn't
invite
them.
We1","1
the
only
way
we
can
get
action
,a
lcs
form
the
lull
,
spacious
home
of
Mrs.
L.
M.
j
ladV
dress,
while
Greene,
Bmuen
Street,
by
the:
ire
the
flowers
on
'
Women's
Auxiliary
of
First
Unit-
shell
hat.
A
large
:
ed
Church.
Many
ladles
called
lornis
a
bath
tub
at
the
delightful
affair
and
were
worm
house
for
a
,
received
by
the
hostess
and
Mrs.
MUSICAL
MISS
Sheila
Richards.
11
of
Claresholm.
Alta.,
come
2.000
miles
to
compete
at
the
Kiwanis
Music
Festival
in
loionto.
She
had
troubles
at
first.
The
young
cornelint
lost
all
her
luKMaue.
Her
plane
was
twice
forced
back
from
landing
a',
Minneapolis
because
of
bad
weather.
At
Detroit
she
missed
her
plane
while
looking
for
her
luggage.
She
finally
reached
Toronto
by
train.
Then
Lady
Luck
smiled.
A
department
store
supplied
her
with
new.
lugyage
and
clothing;
she
placed
second
against
six
boys
In
the
cornet
solo
class
under
12
years
and
finished
third
against
11
boys
in
-
the
under
15
class.
i
CP
PHOTO)
JeAlivaf
rain
a
Wants
Students
I
ti
A
similar
bill
was
introduced
last
year
by
Mrs.
Rolston
but
was
defeated
on
second
reading
Production
of
B.C.
Coal
Down
VICTORIA
Coal
production
SH
IFFER-HILLMAN
Spring
Samples
Jjarmauillos
turn
into
vuiiari,
presiaent
or
me
5ii!id
full
grown
ones
:
Auxiliary.
j
if
uell
bouquets,
polish-
Rooms
were
tastefully
decor-:
I
hclis
form
perches
at.d
with
spring
flowers
and
the;
'
I
.acbirds
or
peacocks,
pouring
tables,
where
Mrs.
R.
W.
.
and
have
the
government
listen
to
us."
Commit
lee
In
charge
of
arrangements
for
the
banquet
was
headed
by
Mr.
Bacon
and
included
Mr.
Christensen,
Mr.
In
British
Columbia
for
January
oi
al.
winch
forms
i-mse
ana
mis.
l,.
u.
sieber
pre-i
huki-s
an
attrac-
sided
was
centred
with
a
bouquet
1
v-TJ
Worsteds
i
Doumont.
John
Walker.
Georee
this
year
was
135.000
tons
com-
lur
the
side
of
a
1
picture.
oi
spring
nowers
and
white1
tapers.
j
C-jnvener
was
Mrs.
Andrew!
Thompson
and
Mrs.
D.
L.
JLlew-ellyn
acted
as
cashier.
i
!
Norman
Christensen,
Henry;
Abbott,
George
Rorvik,
Doug,;
pared
with
154,000
tons
ln
the
:
Helin
and
T.
Stockdale
of
the
Kerr
and
Mr.
McLeod.
j
same
month
last
year,
the
De-
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
are
sail-1
Moose
meat
was
donated
by
the
partment
of
.
Mines
announces.
I
ing
tonight
on
the
Chilcotin
for
,
Frince
George
office
of
the
game
Production
both
ln
the
East
ia
trip
to
Masset
,
on
company
j
department
and
by
local
cluh
Kootenav
and
Vancouver
Island
,,'iii:-,.
with
a
little
help,
A
committee
of
the
Prince
Ru
in
charRe
of
the
tea
tables
pert
Music
and
Drama
Festival
!
business.
members.
)
was
down
considerablV.
--Mtf-1
r
ri
1
r
i
cij
!!
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1
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11
icii
V
Pic
and
Pic
Plain
Tones
.
All
English
Clothes
were
Mrs.
W.
Dunn
and
Mrs.
O.
Association
Will
confer
with
j
W.
Graham.
Serviteurs
were
principals
of
city
schools
with
a
i
Mrs.
J.
D.
Galbraith
and
child
Mrs.
A.
S.
Nlckerson
Mrs.
T
view
to
having
maximum
partic-
are
sailing
tonight
on
the
Chil-Petroff
Mrs.
A.
Logan
Mrs.
R.
O.
Ipation
bv
the
Students
not
onivicotm
10
make
thc
round
trP
10
Lewis
Mrs.
C.
Marineau
and
Miss
on
the
stage
but
In
the
audi-
1
Masset.
Returning
home
on
Sun-Anita
Stewart.
1
ence
at
the
forthcoming
Mu.sic
I
day-
they
wU1
accompanied
A
well-laden
home
cooking
and
Drama
Festival
here.
A
j
y
Galbraith
who
left
earlier
tab;t
was
in
charge
of
Mrs.
J
P
special
student
admission
charge
1
ln
the
week
Sor
tne
Islands.
viryj.-:iapilj'
lady,
one
a
iiii
jfci
n
p
and
another
a
a
nji.it
.lcMcan.
vc
jii.c
cones
form
the
i.s
1(
shell
buds
or
bas-'w-
si
uier
cone
bouquets,
rrfc-ia
the
most
attrac-i;t
tilt
pictures.
The
shells
;.c
Kjt:
j.ir.d
for
one
picture
in
p..s
and
the
active
,
ae
made
of
oddly-:
5
cl
aiiells.
There
are
s
ik.ni;iiiR
lariats,
Ha-.
!!
is
and
square
dan-
?
J
Macuor.ald
Mrs.
O.
Green
Mrs.
may
be
ananged.
A
j.
Liomtnato
and
Mrs.
P
'
'"";sea
Cadet
officer,
left
by
to-,
Wednesday
night,
.with
Mrs.
Earl.
:
day-s
plane
on
nis
return
to
at
these
quality
shoes
at
WATTS
&NICKERS0N
c.'j
where,
against
an!
,.'
4
ground,
local
curl-!
QT1
i
fill
.'V'.oie
by
their
color-
j
1
1
looSi'liearl
IVl
S5s
XLb
HKiCk!i
,'.
ana
bcotcn
caps,
5
'
MEN'S
CLOTHING
eep
in-
'
.
I
D
I
ro-
Ks
and
swei
.-,,vuu,
M
""
-iduded
semi-annual
inspection
ized
to
negotiations
with
a
open
0,
tne
local
Cadet
c
music
supply
house
in
Ontario
:
nere
,
t
,
nt
for
music,
difficulty
having
beeni
experienced
in
obtaining
it
In!
Divorce
decrees
have
been
Vancouver.
A
library
of
festival
granted
in
Vancouver
to
two
music
will
be
set
up
so
that
Prince
Rupert
people.
Dorothy
music
will
be
readily
available
Mary
Chorney
received
a
decree
'
ices.
-3rd
Avenue
W,
Phone
345
After
a
short
business
session
members
of
t
he
Mooselveart
Com-
CHILDREN'S
SLIPPERS
99c
WOMEN'S
SHOES
1.95
MEN'S
SHOES
6.95
j
mlttee
of
the
Women
of
the
for
future
yean
Monse
enjoyed
cards
at
the
home
i
I
from
Stephen
Choney
Dorothy
Georgina
Paine
received
a
decree
1
from
John
Paine.
("Wei,
Lhj,
1
;ii'vn
)
Jcmcf
V
!
of
Mrs.
A
8.
Hamilton,
Ambrose
Avenue.
Eleven
m
-mbers
were
present
and
the
prize-winners
Highway
Bad
Geoff
Hill
left
on
today's
plane
j
for
Vancouver
whence
lie
wiil
proceed
at
the
first
of
next
week
j
to
Toronto.
After
a
couple,
of
were
Mrs.
l
weed
and
Mrs.
Rox-
'
i
,i
iborpulh.
Delicious
ufreshments
MlM
Mlttitrtit
'
1
Wl
IIJVlll
VIII
t
iSi
id
Guides
BorwnlesJ
were
served
weeks
in
the
eastern
city,
he
4
h,outs
attended
a
Those
present:
Mrs.
A.
S
Ham-!
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
sfi
iie
at
St
Peter's'
Uton.
Mrs.
V
Morrison.
Mrs
H
Mrs-
vce
Mcuermia
wnws
:
win
return
wesi
k
rnnce
ueorge
4
C
iu.
Stout
Sunday!
Tweed,
Miss
S.
Johnson,
Mrs.
J.
from
Terrace
drawing
attention
,
where
he
is
to
be
engaged
in
I'H-,:
'
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1.
.
,
'.,
V
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l
i
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1
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i
,
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,
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i
k.
t
The
church
was
Fiewin,
Mrs.
H
Paulson,
Mrs.
J.
10
Dacl
Po"W
ln
an
advertise-.
the
Insurance
business.
.
members
of
these
;
Taylm.
Mrs.
J.
R,
Carr,
Mrs.
J.
ment
In
Irue
Magazine
wnich.
k.
bung
38
Guides'
RoxborouRh.
Mrs.
H.
Harrison,
ln
bo"-stlne
a
certain
make
of
i
pusuit
and
41
!
Mrs.
C.
Mntson
and
a
visitor.
:
automobile,
publishes
a
letter
-
,.4
Ci;,s
'.
Mrs
r
3
skinner.
from
a
"lotorist
who
dscribes
Saturday
and
Monday
Specials
Sc.
urulorm.
The
colors
!
'
d
ai
d
1
ud
on
trve
-
fc:
the
service.
;
s
a
n
D
Y
V
tne
ninnway
from
Prince
Kupert
'through
Prince
Oeorge
to
Lac
la
Hache
as
'800
miles
of
the
worst
road
in
North
America
and
still
marked
as
a
highway."
"I
believe
this,"
writes
Mrs.
McDermid,
"to
be
rotten
adver-
Could
Raise
Money
by
Bingo
"..e
m.is
conducted
by
3-
O
Hud,
rector
of
rt.
who
aiso
preached
I
nion.
The
subject
i
!
Using
for
our
country
at
a
time
I
!!"1"TCte
U'i
nBntlnB:
hearing
of
the
effort
the
Civic
hen
every
one
has
such
a
focal
ui,rti
to
eye
on
developments
here
and
r
t
Wltn;
Centre
is
making
to
devise,
Reg.
to
3.9S.
Sizes
3
to
10
years
-
mnnf
v-mnlc
inc
nrtlvlt.ips
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are
pulling
money
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into
hotels
etc.
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when
we
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under
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the
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bingo
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A
clipping
from
the
Hanna,
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possibly
attract
tourists.
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j
Alberta,
paper
was
left
at
the
believe
It
should
be
brought
to
$1.9
TO
CLEAR
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1
office,
stating
that
such
bingo
lne
nonce
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people
in
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and
Mrs.
1
parties
have
been
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effort
to
have
an
improvement
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and
A.'Wil-
in
raising
$900
for
the
Hanna
'
made
and
Is
quite
a
talking
point
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and
Mr
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be
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