,3
Auto
Parked
in
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
January
30,
1952
M.it
rornr
and
jettled
down
rivjht
whore
a
divan
used
to
stand.
Sturgeon
wanted
to
be
sure
Safety
of
Children
Committees
J
Of
Chamber
I
Living
Room
BOONV1LLE,
lnd
(API
Ever
since
last
Oct.
21
John
Sturgeon
Prince
Rupert's
Tree
Farm
Subject
of
Ne
w
Booklet
j
Two
requests
aimed
toward
has
had
an
automobile
parked
UiiomoUon
of
safety
for
school
,
half
in
his
living
room
and
half
i
children
will
be
placed
before
in
his
front
yard.
C
Jit
W
the
owner,
Edward
R.
Gray
01
Evansville,
paid
fur
damages
to
his
house,
so
he
obtained
a
writ
of
attachment
on
the
smashed
sedan.
Neither
party
has
made
a
move
toward
settling
the
Uiuo
since
that
time.
The
sedan
just
sits
there.
Gray
suffered
nothing
more
than
a
broken
ankle
in
the
crash.
'Oil
It'll
i
Standing,
committees
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-
j
mcrce
for
the
year
have
been
j
appointed
as
follows
by
Presi-;
dent
T.
Norton
Youngs:
j
Alaska
W.
A.
Armstrong,
J.
C.
i
Gllkei,
R.
W.
Collinson,
R.
O.j
Brett.
Constitution
and
By-LawsA.
iijoijett
uie
council
oy
ine
riince
it
came
in
on
snaiy
.
,,
i
-ii
i
,
i
da
i
11
city
roaring
All
attractively
lllUStl
att-U,
0-page
booklet
Oil
Rupcrt
parent-Teacher
Council,
curve
on
Highway
82.
forest
iuicbi.
cuiici
conservation
vt
u
and
tree
farming'
fe
was
released;
member
decided
at
the
regular;
sturgeons
house
siu
inside
imonthly
meeting
in
the
Civic!
the
"V"
where
two
highways
to
British
Columbia
schools
this.
Week,
in
connection,
Centre
Monday
evening.
jcOme
together,
with
wiwi
the
uie
uwinuu
distribution
in
Prince
Rupert,
Lois
Stevens;
The
first
request,
initiated
by.
Somehow
his
house
stood
there
'.
.,
r,'
the
Borden
Street
Parent-Teach-
without
a
scratch
for
many
JJreahfail
CtuL
J-laS
Cjuutl
Silarl
01
JNew
I
OI
K
nas
Deen
ill
me
cny
uuinig
uie
paL
.,
Association,
will
ask
that
a
years,
even
when
it
was
a
filling
njoyrd
the
Scot-Thursd.iy
at
the
1
sKin.sored
by
hUUe
Club.
The
u.s
led
off
by
v
at
10
P
m.
and
,ed
until
1
a
m.
light
be
placed
on
the
corner
;
station
and
sat
closer
to
the
week.
Prepared
by
Columbia
Cellu-
h
.
near
Westvlew
bridge
where
curve.
First,
Second,
Third
and
Park
But
0ct
2,
.his
car
camf
avenues
meet.
Members
consid-
screaming
in
off
the
curve,
tore
ered
this
a
dangerous
corner
foroff
a
great
chunk
of
tne
north.
children
due
to
the
fact
that
jplied
by
Fiddler
Credit
Woman's
Breakfast
Club
Bruce
Brown,
J.
H.
Harvey,
Dr.!
in
Prince
Rupert
was
auspiciously
i
r.
q.
Large.
'
launched
last
night
at
the
ladies'.
Entertainment
T.
M.
Christie,
lounge
of
the
Civic
Centre
when
I
J.
H.
Black,
Crawford
Moore,
twenty-two
representative
worn-1
Fred
Scadden.
en
and
girls
from
city
businesses
Finance
S.
McLaren,
E.
Boul-took
the
initial
steps
towards
tei,
E.
Paulding,
S.
D.
Johnson,
organizing.
The
club
Is
under
s.
Darton.
the
sponsorship
of
the
Prince
Fisheries
H.
Hanson,
Wilfred
Rupert.
Retail
Credit
Grantors'
Mcixan,
H.
S.
Whalcn,
O.
Stcga-Associatiun
and
also
has
the
vig,
H.
Thorn,
D.
Souter.
blessing
of
the
Credit
Women's!
Freight
RaL'S
A.
D.
Vance,
E.
erdonalA
Mrs.
Kiia
tiai-io
and
Piper
Mc-,
also
were
used.
was
master
of
!C
the
rloakroom
,t.,
were
In
the
he
Job's
Daugh-
name
approacnea
irom
so
many
annual
Valentine
Dance
on
Feb-directions.
!
,
uary
15
The
second
request
came
from
Tnoiie.
p,,.sent,
included
Mrs.
King
Edward
School
Parent-
D
Gomcz
R
G
Moore
Mrs
A.
scribes
the
great
forest
management
tree
farm
which
the
com-:
pany
is
operating
to
supply
logs'
lor
the
mill
at
Watson
Island,
j
In
a
foreword
to
the
booklet,.
Hon.
W.
T.
Straith,
Minister
of
Education,
points
out
that
the
forests
of
British
Columbia
are
Important
to
every
citizen,
and
"that
means
that,
to
a
large
ex-j
tent,
our
way
Of
lite
and
our
frecl
Conrad
returned
to
the
city
today
after
a
trip
to
reacner
group,
it
usks
inai
a
LVmiinato.
J.
S.
Wilson,
Mrs.
A.
I
B
nkfast
Club
of
Vancouver.
T
S'niih.
A.
S
Nitkerson.
T.
Mc
s
dewalk
be
built
on
Sixth
Ave-
Inimn
W
n
nrlffiths
T
O
was
al
ine
nue
West
between
McBride
and
Batem'an,
Mrs.
j
F
benning.
I
Mrs.
J.
Bolton
acted
as
chair-
Meckin,
C.
G,
Withers,
C.
N.
Spiro
Gurvich
left
today
by
I
man
protem
with
Mrs.
Mel
Scott
Parker.
plane
for
Vancouver
on
a
brief
1
as
secretary.
Grain
and
Peace
River
O.
P.
,
business
trip.
Fulton
streets.
The
city's
P.-T.A.
groups
were
Mrs.
M.
Hansen,
F.
Derry,
Mrs
H.
Mark,
Mrs.
Bowman,
Mrs.
W
Bowes
and
Mrs.
J.
Marchant.
standard
of
living
are
dependent;
ked
lend"
tnelr
hei
wher
I
S'-cakers
prior
to
the
organi-
Lyons,
G.
W.
Nickcrson,
C.
G,
j
rational
move
were
G.
P.
Lyons,
j
Mitchell.
Dr.
A.
W.
Large.
:
president
of
the
Retail
Credit
I
Highways
H.
Kraupncr,
A
UWf,
Jack
Cobb
Is
able
to
be
up
and
about
again,
after
being
confined
on
the
neaiin
oi
our
loresu,
anu,cv(,r
possible
to
the
8choois
to
the
forest
Industry.
j
observe
Education
Week,
March
Crawford
10
home
for
a
few
weeks.
For
mat
reason,
Mr.
oiraun
n
to
8.
For
a
Smart
Figure,
Wear
Grantors'
Association;
George
Mm
i
ay,
P.,
Cameron,
Cook;
P.
H.
Llnzey,
manager
of
Moore,
P.
Gamuia.
L
(
jllV.il
s
George
Viereek
returned
today
"-
V.
"
,
.
T
7
Mrs.
A.
Logan,
of
Borden
Street
School
Parent-Teacher
Association,
has
been
chosen
j
the
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Credit
I
Immigration
J.
S.
Lindsay,
G
1
x
i
Ih
Prince
firorL'e
from
a
uo
""
on
7T7)
,
fore,
t
resources
so
.
J.
!
hi
trin
t
vnnrnnvpr
conserve
our
!
Bureau,
and
Mrs.
Laurie,
secre-
S.
Kearlcy,
D.
L.
Abel,
Dr.
.
uwow.v-oa
w
-
i
iiv.l
thmj
miv
nrnrtiirp
Ji
manv
arv.
!Munthe.
I
Mcintosh.
"Cllff-Atenuc
West,
en-I'xerutive
of
the
lian
Club
at
tea
future
i
M'
I
vons
snoke
on
the
rlesira-!
i
nhnrRnhi'i-r
Mi-Knv
T
M
.1
C.
Gilker
returned
todav
on
jobs
and
products
in
Mijjcne
bill'y
of
w-men
employees
of
Christie.
A.
P.
Crawley,
C.
G
the
Prince
George
from
a
busl-
years
as
they
ao
uraay.
j
to
Vancouver
ana
T,e
booklet,
designed
particu-
to
act
as
delegate
from
Prince
Rupert
Parent-Teacher
groups
to
the
annual
convention
of
the
British
Columbia
Parent-Teacher
Federation,
which
will
be
held
this
year
in
Kelowna
in
AnriL
Member
of
King
Edward
union,
honored
bu'lness
dew-loping
a
real
inter-
!
Mitchell.
A.
E.
Smith.
I
ncss
trip
T
Applewhaite,
pSt
in
their
business
instead
of
j
Municipal
P.
H.
Linzey,
Nora
Seattle.
ft
.a,
who
aium-iaes
considering
ineir
worn
merely
a
;
Arnoio,
u.
U-otuari,
w.
v
.
stone.
FOUNDATIONS
Fitted
by
a
Professional
Corsetierre
Phone
Blue
070,
Green
279
larly
for
use
in
Grades
5
through.
Grade
0,
is
al-io
being
made
available
to
the
general
public,
j
THE
TREE
FARM
and
Mrs.
Apple-
job.
He
was
confident
that
a
Membership
R.
H.Parker,
E.
winner's
organization
such
as
the
Gladding,
H.
T.
Young,
W.
J.
was
assisted
by
credit
Women's
Breakfast
Club
i
Scott,
A.
MacKenzle.
,
i
Mrs.
H.
S.
Parker
returned
to
j
the
city
today
on
Uie
Prince
j
George
following
holidays
and
I
business
In
the
south.
Aiheid.
president
of
mold
be
a
strong
force
in
the;
Mining
A.
D.
Ritchie,
G.
Dibb
presided
at
the
cliy,
benefitting
both
the
com-
G.
A.
Fowlie,
Don
Stewart,
C.
A.
bylaw
was
passed
at
Mon-ancl
Mrs.
Robert
munity
and
its
members.
After
,
Bernvi
.
any
night's
council
meeting
to
lis
W
D
Smith,
an.
if
would
be
the
only
women's
National
Affairs
A.
Fraser,
J.
seu
lo1
g
on
the
waterfront,
to
The
Columbia
Cellulose
Com-
school
PTA
invited
all
other
PTA
pany
tree
farm
is
the
first
large
membeis
In
the
city
and
their
tree
farm
in
British
Columbia.
!
friends
to
attend
their
Old
Time
It
began
operation
in
1947,
and
Dance
to
be
held
on
February
8
this
pa.st
summer
GOO
people
were
At
the
same
time.
Conrad
employed
in
it.
Headquarters
for
gt
eet
School
PTA
extended
an
the
farm
are
at
Terrace,
and
invitation
to
everyone
to
attend
cutting
has
been
started
north
tncjr
POclal
Broth,
rhood
Week
ol
Terrace,
and
at
Khutiayma-
progTam
on
February
12
and
their
teen
Inlet,
65
miles
up
the
coast.
-
business
organization
here.
!
T.
Harvey.
G.
A.
Hunter,
D.
Ste-:
Fred
M.
Hill
for
$1,200.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gordon
Root
rived
In
the
rt'y
todav
on
the
Mr.
(
r;ok
spoke
on
the
relation-
venson,
Dr.
R.
H.
Ball,
D.
f
or-rh
p
betwi
.-n
a
business
and
the
.
ward.
public,
also
co-ordination
be-
;
Port
and
Marine
A.
P.
Craw
i
a
M'rviteurs.
It
'ft
If
bmuiiifj
i
Prince
George
from
Vancouver.
twrrn
credit
and
sales
depart-
ley.
D.
MeKerrieher,
Dr.
R.
O
I
Mi.
Root,
public
relations
direc-i
tor
for
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.,
I
is
here
on
official
business.
meiils
of
a
business.
Credit
was'Laigi.
J.
McLeod.
r
most
important
factor
in
the
Publicity
G.
A.
Hunter,
Wm.
businrs-.
world
today
and,
if
Ciuickshanks,
D.
Forward,
G.
D,
ara33B
vVtj-
;TIHfl
Ilae
L.
Johnson,,
woods
manager
for
Columbia
Cellulose,
tells
the
"Daily
News"
that
one
of
the
most
important
reasons
lor
publishing
the
booklet
Is
to
Wusjj
girls
start
veT
day
with
this
handled
properly,
could
result
in
rrizzeu.
Mr
and
Mrs
Stan
HoliWate
and
family
ar
Ived
today
from
the
healthy
stimulation
of
busl-
i
Radio
H.
D.
Kadiora,
wm.
nes
-.
SI
one.
W
J.
Scott.
V.
Grant.
idea
that
sound
M
.
Liii7;.'v
referred
to
the
im-i
Public
Utilities
C.
G.
Ham,
S
:i
Prince
Runert
Formerly
em
lOH
Sfc
COltit
I
VilliUIl
oiw
lull
utilization
of
existing
resources.
."We
arc
really
conserving
our
resources
when
we
make
lull
use
of
mature
tiee.s,"
Mr.
Johnson
.stated,
'but
utili.ing
ripe
st.fmls
we
.supply
the
products
we
need.
iiu
fnlluwed
the
Sons
of
Norway
.y
night
with
Joe
uctor.
Music
was
;e
Colussl.
Dyed
th
dancing
Tided
In
hold
one
niefiing
of
the
,
were
served
by
i:.sen.
Mrs.
Carl
..v
O
Gl.ske;
Nils
chairman
and
monies
porlant
ourt
that
women
were
McLaren,
W.
Stone,
Robt.
McKay,
j
pi0ycd
at
Pacific
Mills,
Mr.
Hold-paying
In
business,
particularly
;
W.
D.
Lambie.
i
gate
will
enter
Columbia
Cellu-ii
c
idit
granting
He
felt
that:
Resolutions
(Associated
Boards)
j
ose
q0
.sprvire
here,
the
new'
club
could
be
of
srrvire
A.
S.
Nitkerson,
J.
T.
Harvey,
i
not
only
to
the
Credit
Bureau
A
L
Bell,
Dr.
L.
M
Greene,
A.
M.j
W.
H.
Brett
and
Perry
York,
'mi
to
the
businesses
from
which
Hurst.
,
T-.rt
Seiv
F
sh'-nncn's
Union
and
the
won;
oi
r.-imc
and
In
the
,
mill-
Retail
-
P
Gamuia.
A.
J.
Do-
i
Fishing
Vessel
Owner's
Asso'
ia-
At
tha
first
lymptomi
Rtlax
in
a
lor
new
1-
us
a
whole.
minute,
J
W.
Rogerson,
E.
Mali.
'
t'n
delegates,
respe
ctively,
to
the
while
we
make
room
Soothing
HOT
MUSTARD
BATH
Mrs.
Laurie
dl-closed
that
the
J.
Bulger,
E.
R.
Gordon,
L.
M.
I
international
iiauoui
vaniunis-
j'ouaS
nvaiwij-
utilization
I'eisenilnil
sion
convention
in
Seattle,
re-
on.u
rvauuu
auu
mmm
4r
-Jf
is
a
Trade
and
Commerce
E.
Boul-i
turned
to
the
city
today
on
the
of
our
natural
resources
concern
in
British
Colum-
ter.
H
J
Marchant,
P.
LeRoss.
i
Prince
George.
prime
hhi."
Mr.
Johnson
said,
"ana
it
first,
women's
credit
breakfast
lu
j
had
been
formed
in
Portland
In
1930
Now
there
were
400
clubs
in
(be
country.
Activities
were
along
educational,
recreational
and
social
lines.
They
IL
t
J.
Skinner,
Chas.
R.
Roberts.
Transportation
A.
D.
Ritchie
'
i
oil
i
;
R.
Brett
(shlppingi;
A.
P.
Mix
2
or
3
tablespoons
ol
mustard
in
a
little
cold
watei
and
pout
into
hot
bath.
Adct
bathing,
give
yourself
a
brisk
rub-down
.-.
.
then
off
to
bed
for
good
night's
rest.
Yout
muscles
will
relax
with
relief!
Commander
R.
D.
Barrett,
staff
apparent
that
people
want
rfiicer.
trade.
Roval
Canadian
m'0ro
infoimation
about
hew
Navy.
Ottawa,
has
arrived
in
the
these
resources
can
be
conserved,
city
for
a
visit
to
HMCS
Chat-
we
hjpe
that
this
booklet
will
ham.
He
was
the
speaker
at
the
be
hcipi'ul."
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
.
,
A.
Murray
motor
UcrJ.
wen-
designed
to
develop
the
best
Crawley
(air
principles
of
business
and
mcrl-
vehicle
Civic
Centre
T.
Norton
Youngs
I
.liJSHWATER.
England
Rupert
Gyro
Club
today
and
tomorrow
will
be
at
Rotary.
torlous
service.
Tl.
next
mreling
of
the
new
organization
will
be
February
8
when
officers
will
be
elected.
Proposal
is
to
have
the
breakfast
meeting
once
a
month
on
a
Stewart
In
W.ieii
a
posloiiice
woiKer
leurea
in
tins
town
on
the
Isle
of
Wight
...
uklw
away
his
alarm
clock,
'llun
he
was
presented
with
re-I
ivii'.eat
g-Jls
including
a
new
;
aia.m
clock.
New
Hotel
at
rved
by
members
veil
committee
of
'he
Mou.s.'
after
ineciniK
at
the
ll;uii(l
Miinecy.
A
session
preceded
rm
in
which
the
Mrs
F
Flewin
and
ii
Delirious
re-re
served
by
the
e
Mrs.
O.
Tweed.
Miss
slyvia
John-Hiier
M's
m.
roll
Miiurey.
Mrs
M
s
II,
Paulson
su
in
the
persons
MeC'alhim.
Mrs.
B.
Mrs,
S
Good.
News
In
comiuon
with
the
rest
of
(he
world
the
residents
of
Stewart
commemorated
the
memory
i
l
Robert
Burns.
Scotland's
na-t'onal
bird,
mi
Saturday
in
the
Moose
Hall
here.
The
celebration,
this
year,
took
the
form
of
Ocean
Falls
Is
Nearly
Ready
Alm
t
completed
is
a
1
50-room
addition
lo
II.-.'
Ocean
Fails
IfELKWA
U
ALKS...
ihnv
fur
nn
ice
rfirnival
are
will
Martin
Inn
Hotel
which
dance
under
the
auspices
OI
tne
in
olnu
ahead
with
Miss
Yeatman
Canadian
Legion.
It
was
a
fine
bring
the
building
up
to
third
.
.
.
.
n
114
nf
Inrnn
hnIP
c
1S
TI1
aliai
.
Residents
oi
premier
ana
v"-'
'
..v.
-
Hvder
Joined-
in
the
celebration,
province.
It
will
have
350
rooms.
i
Including
dining,
beverage
rooms.
barber
shop
and
beauty
parlor.
V.ore
snow
fell
diirinc
the
past
'illing
the
younger
group
of
girls
nnd
Mrs
M
Hoops
arranging
lor
other
forms
of
dlitertaln-
i;-nt.
The
Mifses
Annie
Wilson.
"hlrl'j-
Fiase
-
and
Peggy
Miller
are
candidates
for
the
Carnival
vuren.
?C?ers
wcekand
the
Depitrtmcnt
of
V..
K
Knonoe.
well-known
Public
Works
is
having
a
hard
,
Vancouver
architect,
who
design-lime
keeping
up
with
it.
The
',
ed
t
Martin
Inn.
was
a
paswn-rua'v
snow
ilow
ha;
been
out
gcr
on
the
northbound
CNSS
of
net
'on
for
some
time.
Rvpatrs
Prince
George
to
look
over
the
O.
K
ilhood
Is
rccuperut-
Mr
iv
"n
the
Smilhers
BulKley
nos-
wt,.c
cf
(cried
and
a
trial
run
was
hotel.
pilal
after
an
operation.
made
up
the
Salmon
River
road
ir
ll'.eelui",
Tlllir
i
1
2Gc
1
"'tmtj
Cinailia'n
t
II
p.m.
Itefresh-(ltci
are
iiskecl
to
help
;ym
in
Annuncia-
If
you
war.t
to
sell
it,
adverlis
New.i
e.'..i.isitied.
Inspector
of
srhoo's
H
C.
Ferguson
returned
from
a
quick
trip
lo
Terrace.
leading
to
the
Silbak
Premier
mini.
Unfortunately
a
rock
struck
the
blades
of
the
worm
and
put
the
machine
out
of
com-
f'J
to
i
tin-.
7
p.m.
(25c
i
D
'.
E.
E.
Lucht,
veterinary
sur-
mission
again.
Repairs
have
o'on
and
Mrs.
Lucht
of
Prince
fern
effected
and
It
is
expected
1"if
i!c
are
snendlne
a
few
days
that
the
plow
will
be
back
in
here
on
business.
''ti'i'e.
Fishermen's:
'U.
HuiKlay.
Feb-
!
Pi".
Metropole!
operation
very
soon.
Meanwhile
t!i"
walking
Is
very
tough
through
two
feet
of
fresh
snow.
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
Mike
Birmingham
Is
reported
t
b"
making
a
good
recovery
from
his
recent
Illness.
STONE
BUILDING
1
23c
i
''ng
Const
ruction
iboiers
Union
No'.
ui'-tc.
Civic.
Centre,
;
l-m.
All
laborers
this
meeting
us
It
"(d,
J.
H.
Mair,
".v
and
Treasurer.
(
28c
I
The
Kentucky
dam,
20
miles
from
the
Junction
of
the
Tennessee
and
Ohio
rivers,
strctchei
n."i
feet.
h.
Ma'heim,
diamond
driller
.mm
Vancouver,
arrived
lust
v.-rk
to
make
his
headquarters
at
the
Copper
Ridge
mine.
,
R.
Singmiister
of
Vancouver
drove'
through
wii.li
a
replacement
truck
unci
will
be
here
on
business
for
the
Neil
Evans
company.
J
C.
C
II,
who
arrived
from
the
wcsl
on
an
early
morning
train,
reports
thai,
all
one
talks
about
Is
the
snow,
especially
around
Ten
ace
where,
the
people
fear
a
thaw
because
of
the
possibility
of
floods.
Fifteen
feet
of
snow
is
reported
at
Pacific.
iOof
y
Wales
0i
Our-
.
,
-
...,m'iiMtr
I
BT
llll
I
I.
I
II
I
,-.
s
ni-'h
seas
u'nstii
4
'oiniei
ij..,,
,
mXi
""'70
-T
I
3
mini
r
limriT
lUUUHaiatr
'
Was
works.
The
"ecu
replaced
bc-'
i'fler
being
damn's
Ra.es.
ts
i
CanacaS
(heat
TCHEN
GADGETS
The
strongesr
port
obout
our
business
is
rhor
the
less
workmanship
you
con
sec,
the
better
the
job
was
done!
That's
why
we're
so
proud
of
the
cars
that
cruise
out
of
our
shop
with
that
"brand
new"
look
even
thouO
they
may
have
been
in
cing
Dccorotors
iEOW-PRIGE
CEREAL
fn
Openers
'clien
Tools
Kio
Cutt
f
S'
Flour
Sifffr.
Dnilinn
P
ins
d
Boards,
Chore
Girls
Vegetable
Brushes
serious
accidents.
Remember
this
number
if
in
need:
GREEN
217
Superior
Auto
Service
nur
goiul
lualili
depends
on
nmiri!hinj
futnl!
And
that's
ck-ai'tly
wh.it
you
iict
when
you
serve
NAIUSCO
SUKEDDUD
WIU
AT
Itir
hrvaKaM.
It's
mailt,
from
MV.c
whole
wheat,
intivjilin
hran
and
wheat
germ..
I
bh
dJiyinns
cereal
coyts
jmt
a
U
a-
centi,
too
riutly
savts
you
momy
on
breukjuitl
f
BEDROOM
SUITES
4
PIECES
Vanity,
Bench,
Chiffonier
and
Bed.
All
new
ond
better
suites
$lfi000
X
W
From
Gordon
&
Anderson
ipuuiii
Limited
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
Green
217
Phone
46
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