a
frinee
hupert
Daily
News
i
Saturday.
March
20,
1951
...
I.
.
Focol
Point
,
LONDON
!CP)
Defence
Of
the
Two
HMCS
Chatham
Men
nort!)'
i:e
VtiKt
as
seiMnus,
If
Many
Pay
Last
Respects
To
Mrs.
George
Hil
s
not
more
scii.t:
?.
problem
than
To
Be
at
Queen's
Review
dcrlnre
o;
wrslcrn
Europe.''
Hi
iif.
n
l
Pi'iji.--P
iliiiei-tnlrl
t.li(
April
6
Budget
To
Be
His
Last
Asserts
Abbott
OTTAWA
Finance
Min
asked
that
friends
who
wished
to
remember
her
send
donations
to
the
B.C.
Cancer
Society
in
the
hope
that
the
1
funds
'
would
Two
Prince
Rupert
members
of
A
contingent
of
29
navy
re-
j
House
of
Commons.
The
Conser-
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
(Re-
serve
members
will
make
the
trip
valive
MP
for
Worthing
said
the
serve)
will
participate
In
a
to
London
for
(he
review
which
;
north
pole
"now
is
the
Piccadilly
Jubilee
Review
of
the
Royal
Navy
marks
the
50th
anniversary
of
cii-.-us
i.f
(he
de-fence
of
the
Volunteer
Reserve
by
Queen
the
Royal
Navy
Reserv.
t)i
:
wo,k,
u
u
f
,
w(mfu,r
the
"The
last
weeks
of
her
life
of
pain
demonstrated
her
faith
and
her
dignity."
So
said
Canon
Basil
S.
Prock-ter
at
a
solemn
funeral
service
in
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
yesterday
afternoon
for
Mrs.
George
E.
(Marguerite)
Hill,
who
died
in
hospital
here
last
Tuesday.
Canon
Prockter,
speakine
to
Elizabeth
in
London
June
12.
nniversary
actually
took
place
Canadians
have
their
faces
turr.-
Saturday
Sermon
last
June,
but
observance
was
cd
in
that
direction."
alleviate
pain
for
',
others
who
;
may
be
stricken.
Active
pallbearers
were:
Tom-
j
my
Thomas,
John
Thompson,
Bill
Brett,
Johnny
Strand,
Jack:
They
arc
ACdr.
T.
A.
Johnston,
commanding
officer
of
delayed
to
avoid
conflict
with
i
Lindsay
and
Joe
GreLssel.
i
Honorary
pallbearers
were:
j
IMMUNITY
nWRKNTK
i.
SIKBKR
First
United
Church
lt
would
thou
wcrt
cold
or
hot"
Rev.
3:15
,"11
113
tnat
tnP
nllman
bndv
bulldg"
science
A
.,,1
'
n'lty
to
certain
diseases
following
an
attack
of
mU'e
You
may
have
mumps
or
scarlet
fever
and
HMCS
Chatham,
and
OS
Eric
Coronation
ceremonies.
Grant
Brown
of
Chatham.!
Men
of
the
Canadian
contin-Brown,
17-year-old
high
school
gent
will
sail
aboard
the
HMCS
student,
is
also
a
regulating
Micmac
from
Halifax
Mav
31.
petty
officer
in
the
sea
cadets.
'
'''he
two
Wren
officers
and
three
He
is
son
of
Mr.
and
Mis.
Krle
Wrens
chosen
for
the
review.
Brown,
1610
Second
Avenue
West,
will
be
flown
to
England.
the
larfre
hushed
crowd
who
v,'cnt
to
pay
final
respects
to
the
wife
of
the
mayor,
said:
'"all
have
many
lessons
to
learn
alone
Charlie
Bellis,
Dick
Long,
George
j
ister
Abbott
said
Friday
ni;;ht
his
April
6
budget
will
be
his
last
positively.
"I
thought
the
1953
one
was
going
to
be
the
last,
but
this
one
is
it,"
he
said
in
an
interview.
Mr.
Abbott
stayed
on
as
finance
minister
for
an
extra
year
mainly
to
supervise
the
decennial
revision
of
the
Bank
Act,
now
before
Perliament.
He
did
not
disclose
his
future
plans
but
he
has
been
variously
reported
as
ready
to
move
to
a
less-burdensome
cabinet
job,
to
a
Judgeship
or
back
to
his
private
law
practice
in
Montreal.
diva-'
be
immune
to
catching
the
disease
!
the
i
ourse
of
life.
'
And,
on
this
day.
I
ask
you
A.
Hill,
Carl
Gustafson,
Art
Ogil-
j
vie,
Roily
Armstrong,
Darrow
j
Gomez,
Murdoek
McKenzie,
Kcni
Harding
and
Frank
Caldcr.
i
Mr.
Harding;
manager
of
the
.
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-1
op,
and
Mr.
Calder,
CCF
MLAl
for
Atlin,
were
unable
to
be
,
present,
,
,
j
C
m
.
.
.
,
not
to
"'
sna
or
bitter
that
urtifically
made
eBes
of
our
faith
i.
an
inoculation
,
,nn.
,
be
pafiS
th()
rollrse
o
f
nntl-
"Ka'nrt
the
real
thing.
Ours
is
lire
fail
f
,
injectioiis
j
pain
and
suffcrii.K.
.
.
In
ordin-
a
faith
that
promises
comfort
I
.-M.iy
antitoxins.
wt,
turn
in
,
and
iU!
this
means:
give
a
and
peace.
But
some
stop
at
thought,
remembering
and
com-,KI
dnsn
of
a
disease
that
point
as
though
it
were
themittinR
(,n
the
sorrow
of
thi
(,vflpes
an
immunity
(whole
gospel.
They
settle
down
;
hour
,nto
the
Fathers
hand
wit
tne
Ppac"
f,f
God-
and
"
Fjllowinpr
the
al
mint!
ceremony
n
long
the
re-
not
feel
the
thrust
of
God's
procession
h,,,
n
in
j
followed
the
casket
to
,
',
,i
U.
become
worel.
A
writer
has
put
it
this
;
Tali
view
Cemetery.
DINING
PLEASURLi
.
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS.
A
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
ALFRED
L.
BEl.L,
C.A.
Resident
Partner
P:!nce
Rupert
325
Fourth
Avenue
Fast
Telephone:
Red
819
Terrace
Prince
George
Vancouver
Quesnel
-
Among
relatives
attending
the
service
were
Mrs.
Hills;'
brother,
Darrow
Casey
of
Trail,
.
and
a
Kite,
Mrs
Alfred
Tfd
of
Vr.n-:0UVi
r.
.rnl
reunion
by
be-
j
way.
ine
peace
oi
uoa
is
no
Mw.
Hills,
who
was
born
in
'
,,
j
hilt,
tt-lff
I'lfvcerl
nnlv
in
rt
i
.
.
t
ICARtT
TOTAL
Twentv-one
billion
cmarets
Bc
iilcs
Mayor
Hills,
she
leaves
'wo
sons,
Stewart
an'!
George.
I
were
released
for
consumnlion
'in
Commodore
Cafe
cd
with
small
uoses.
,
-
-
"
u.-.:,ianu,
b.u..
came
to
Prince
tuiwii
hv
being
In-
,
"th.
and
those
who
find
it
are
Rupert
as
a
child
with
her
par-'
,
,'st
religion,
or
bv
Rd
to
wuik
on
knives."
Last
,uUi
Alderman
and
Mrs.
George
id
to
the
wrong
kind
Wednesday
evening
folk
called
B.
Casy
and
received
all
her
'
or
ijv
such
small
on
us
to
'help
with
the
Red
j
education
here.
Jr.,
and
a
daughter
Mrs.
Frank
Canadi
.Iat
veur,
18
per
cent
'Kathleen)
Skidmore.
;
more
than
in
1952.
;
thev
do
not
upset
the
v.ium
wum
uiiuurii
uuimvio.is.
:
j
,j
m
,
younger
days
she
was
i
ill
You
can
substitute
nciivc
n.
rjasKetball
and
skiing.
I1
J
-
Tf
ma
nnva
il'A
rliH
on
rinfisntinn
r.i
...
ihcnialia
of
nngirn
"v
cue
nao
oeen
in
lll-neallh
lor
wsonil
experience
it-
the
blessings
and
the
sacrifice
the
past
18
months,
,
ran
mistake
bustle
In
order
that
the
good
work
i
a
v.eclt
before
her
death,
she
about
the
cliurcn
"B"i
''
"
---
id
'
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.
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mmvn
imw
a
?
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1
-n
S.W-:
g
.
-
S
1
v
f
..."
i
-
lis
'on
Th,s
can
hlip-'didn't
:;.he
s
on.u
Brobak
Works
nnv
nave
uceii
mill
wc
wric
.
ifi)
iSi
K
W
A,
-e
can
sometimes
Missions
and
privil-
wiring
to
take
the
story
of
iU
a
Krt
ShfVAn
V
WW
al
I
S
TV
I
I
v.nr.ti
work
for
the
real
thing
Wc
can
become
immersed
in
-.By
Art
Club
the
organization,
or
in
the
con
tentment
of
the
peace
of
our
t
i
V&.
-vi,
r.:
ItKCTOK
V
!
nil
i
linn
lii's
:il
II
A.m
im.
miil:iv
SrlHMll
Ui
nl
;i.
khiiKM
Members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Art
Club
aie
preparing
for
their
final
art
ehibit
of
4he
season,
to
final
art
exhibit
of
Wie
season,
to
the
Booth
Memorial
High
School
activity
room.
,
-Highlighting
tne
exnibit
will
be
27
paintings
by
Bruno
and
faith
and
miss,
the
central
and
thrilling
experience.
To
have
the
exerlence
we
must
be
committed
to,
and
enter
into
the
fellowship
of
the
living
God
who
disturbs
us
into
a
divine
restlessness
until
we
walked
the
crowded
u;rvu
rt
lifi
tn
rriryinnmi
ullh
you
sign
a
contract
with
an
itinerant
applicator
for
a
new
roof
for
your
home,
or
an
insulation,
a
siding,
painting
or
repair
job
II
ill
HI
I
IC
vv
nt
l'tmnali
St
fltimui'ii"!
10
a
m.
F
SrhH)l
2
fto
p
m.
il
s
V'
kicr
HA,
HO
R,
,
l,,r
I
111
no
7)
others
and
with
Christ.
The
i
Mo',v
"'
Vancouver.
In-
iiii-l
IHNM
!
eluding
watercolors
by
the
for
K
lit
Yniiii!!
St,
ll-v
Mill
Aiilr'ibilR
iflP'rn
1.13)
writer
of
the
book
of
Revelation
had
this
thought
in
mind
when
he
said:
"I
would
thou
wert
cold
or
hot."
I
pass
it
on
to
you.
J-i
nil
-in
1
1
lit
n
Alt-mi'
)::i
t
e
a
mi
i
in
pn
mer
and
oils
by
the
latter
and
27
'minus
Kirsh
Photographs.
The
Brobak
exhibit
also
will
include
several
ash
trays
as
an
evnmnle
of
his
ceramic
work
and
sots
of
printed
Christmas
cards,
for
which
club
mourners
will
take
orders.
other
features
of
the
exhibit
will
be
art
work
by
local
groups.
Members
of
the
art
club
will
tiT-mr
several
sketchor
and
nalnt-
First
United
Church
TO
J3
Kev.
I..
G.
Sieber,
Minister
Sixth
Ave.
W.
and
Musfrave
II
a.m.
M.iruinn
Worship
l
IK-l
IAIII
II
I
tb
Awnr
Wwit
l
L
Ci
Sk-Iv
r
inn-.'n
(ini
II
IIHIN
1KMV
rr:;J-r
sini-l
and
M:
-
C
Frftyne
;.
Sl,iil
2
10
i
m
i
nm
ami
I
'!
I
I
I
III
II
tV
v
i
f.'
Hntic
Si
rt-et
IM
11.
I)
OISCII
I
111:,
i
k
filOl
The
Friendliness
of!ings
rs
wU1
PnVate
pupils
of
Sermon
Jesus.
Mrs.
Peter
Hodge.
Children's
Story
"Escape."
High
school
art
displays
will
Anthem:
"All
Thfiigs
Bright,
demonstrate
how
sach
thines
as
your
LOCAL
Contractor
or
Builders
Supplies
dealer
and
Beautiful."
tslllc
screen
printing
are
done,
7:S0
p.m.
Evening
Worship
further
exhibit
will
be
en-
Sermon:
"What
is
Permanent"
,
tcred
by
senior
students
of
the
Soloist:
Mrs.4S.
Collins.
,
Annunciation
school.
.
j
The
Brobak
paintings
were
COME
AND
WORSHIP
,
hll1R
,.lst
nl(,ht
al
tne
srnool
for
SUNDAY
WHOOI.S
At
First
the
benefit
of
students.
in;-
wi.in
w
Si.il
Cuvc
JH.'il
1
1
IKI
n
m.
Itiiir
7
ill
i
m
Hfi
Win
l.i
imiiim
lIllM.'.ll).
Ml
United,
Beginners
and
Prim-
H
UI
IMITI-T
'
Si
1
1
III
45
a
m.
'
sit
y
at
ll
a.m.:
umer
pupns
ai
12:15;
at
Conrad
United
Hall,
!
all
al
11
a
m.
-
i
i
ii.d
tA'.:,
(
pecial
Announcement
Your
local
contractor
or
dealer
is
known
to
you.
He
is
your
guarantee
of
the
best
materials
and
workmanship
available.
As
a
member
of
your
community
he
contributes
to
its
support
and
progress,
lit
every
way,
he
is
helping
to
build
your
community.
If
for
any
reason
a
job
proves
un-satisfactory,
you
will
be
fully
protected
with
the
assurance
that
a
proper
adjustment
will
be
mode
by
this
fellow
townsman,
and
the
firm
he
rep-v
resents.
...
ASK
YOURSELF
THESE:
QUESTIONS
Vp
QTC
nniur)
tn
hnuo
hri.-n
rhn;on
rt;
Legion
Women
Plan
To
Stage
Fashion
Show
New
fashion
for
spring
and
summer
of
1051
will
be
on
parade
ut
the
Legion
auditorium
Monday
nisht
when
the
lesion
Ladies'
Auxiliary
stages
in
sprint;
fashion
show.
Women
eif
the
auxiliary
and1
i
hli'h
school
nil's
will
model
the
!
fashions
with
Mrs.
J.
Gillis
as
commentator.
SporK
clothes
will
be
fouliu'-cd.
slfessliiK
the
popular
wasli-1
ubles.
Pretlv
afteininm
frocki
i
and
semi-formals,
coats
and
'
many
hats
also
will
be
featured.
Climaxing
the
show
will
be
th?
I
traditional
bridal
party.
DuriiiR
inlermisiion
ncriods
i
vocal
solos
will
be
presented
by
i
PeRy
Andrew
a
n
d
Yvoiun
iSchaefror.
3:r-"'
xclusivc
distributors
in
Northern
B.C.
Jf
the
line,
of
Internationolfy
Famous
NAP-
K;
tano
Accordions
Do
I
know
the
brand
and
grade
or
the
quality
poe
these
Sunpr-finr
nrrnriHinn
in
nnr
store
today.
Do
I
know
about
the
salesman
or
the
4.
Company?
'
,
2.
Have
I
asked
the
salesman
or
his
company
5.
for
references?
'
24
Have
I
obtained
a'price
on
this
job
on
exactly
the
same
specifications
from
my
local
6
dealer?
of
material
I
amgetting?
In
the
event
I
pay
for
the
job
on
an
instalment
Dion,
do
I
know
what
finance
company
will
,
have
my
note?
Do
I
know
the
company
will
be
willing
and
able
to
fulfill
its
guarantee
five
or
ten
yeats
from
now?
rea
'
i
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
301
Third
Ave
West
i
i
Cash
'or
old
Rukl
Buyer's
A
Moose
Whist
Drive,
day,
8
p.m.
Valhalla
Dance,
Saturday,
March
20,
9-12.
Refreshments.
(67)
S.O.N.
Meeting,
Monday
March
22,
8
p.m.
Social,
Square-Dancing,
Sonja
Ladies
invited.
(68)
If
the
answer
is
"NO"
to
any
of
these
questions
.
.
.
Be
Careful!
Play
SAFE.
Before
you
purchase
material
or
enter
into
a
contract
with
an
unknown
firm
Consult
Us
'is
APPOINTMENT
NEW
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
NORTHWEST
CONSTRUCTION
LIMITED
LIMITED
716
2nd
Ave.
W.
Phone
563
215
First
Ave.
W.
Phone
909
W
with
F
A1
'
Rendezvous-
-
rr'r
.
v.
L
4
r
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
Cow
Boy
Phone
116-117-58
125
3rd
Ave.
E.
Phone
363
1
C
t
vi
Ii
EBY
&
SONS
LTD.
PHILP0TT
EVITT
&
CO.,
LTD.
A.
D.
(Art)
CAMERON
AIM-OINTMENT
ot
A.
II.
(Art)
Cumeron
(above)
88
Resident
Munaser
ot
Svlvia
Hotel
In
announced
liy
Milliard
C.
J-vle.
Munusing
Director.
Mr.
Cameron,
formerly
Assistant
Manager
ot
Hotel
Vcancouver.
ban
just
returned
to
this
city
from
Heauia.
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Saskatchewan.
900
2nd
Ave.
W.
Phone
651-652-653
400
3rd
Ave.
E.
Phone
Blue
156