Prince
Rupert
Doily
Ncv
HAMBER
Tuesday,
February
5,
IT
OF
the
monthly
meeting
of
the
which
a
few
days
aso
told
of
th.;
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
efficient
and
economical
load-,
be
held
Wednesday
of
next
week,
ing
of
grain.
ships
at
the
Prince
Donald
McDonald
and
Neely'
Rupert
elevator
will
be
sent
lo,
lOMMERCE
bumperj
Moore
were
representatives
of
shipping
interests
for
their
in-
3
!
There
was
another
V.
the
Junior
Chamber
at
the
I
formation.
This
will
be
done
a;
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
the
-suggestion
of
W.
J.
Scott
who
Rupert
Chamber
of
"Commerce
referred
to
the
matter
at
last
attendance
last
night
at
the
;
I
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
!
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce.
1
i
Having
been
absent
last
month,
last
night.
lJ
On.
flat
i
on
a
4
it
was
the
first
meeting
to
be
conducted
bv
the
new
1952
pre
f
wet
am
A
report
on
the
operation
of
:,
-
,
-
r
night's
Chamber
meeting.
INDUSTRY
EXPANDING""
MONTREAL
(CP)
Annual
report
of
the
Economic
and
Tourist
Development
Bureau
showed
415
new
industries
started
op-
sident,
T.
N.
Youngs,
who
ex-
me
cnamoer
or
Dressed
the
opinion
that
this
sponsored
group
ruin
Prince
Rupert,
instead
of
one
as
7
IV
scheme
was
presented
to
tiie
Chamber
at
its
meeting
last
v
planned,
will
go
to
Canadian
uiri
ouiaei
would
be
an
important
year
in
the
history
of
Prince
Rupert
and
that
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
would
have
an
important
part
to
night.
T.
Norton
Youngs,
wnoi
CTnnYtt.A
(ha
v
a
V.
m
a
for'
leratious
in
.Montreal
in
1951,
-nip
in
1952
in
Ottawa.
Ihe
chosen
are
,
.
f'iiiituai
t'n
wi
,i
Lrip
avt'iaur:
ui
Guide
Anne
Lyolison
of
the
lhird
piay.
In
addition
to
the
large
me
vnamoer,
saw
mat
tne
-
-
d1i
attendance
of
members,
guesU
scheme
had
been
operating
su,-
!
ri
tL
n
t
Company,
(Lonrad
at.)
and
second
cessfully
and
had
paid
out
much
were
George
Vncent
of
Vancou-
active
.
industrial
is
continuing
in
Nancy
Lund
of
the
First
Prince
Rupert
I
figures
prove
expansion
i
Montreal.
in
benefits.
Copies
of
ver.
Harry
Wilkins
of
Toronto,
William
McLeod
of
Kitimat
and
Don
Fitch
of
Prince
Rupert.
the
Daily
News
Ma
1
(Cathedral)
Company.
I
The
camp
will
be
held
at
the
Connaunht
Ranges
near
Ottawa
i
from
July
14
lo
July
25.
It
will
j.
i
attended
almost
by
a
thousand
1
guides
over
100
Rangers,
129
R.
L.
Brash,
new
secretary-manager
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
was
elected
to
membership
l
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
i
nf
Commerce
last
night.
J.
E.
i
Taylor,
new
manager
of
the
i
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
here,
was
i
welcomed
rs
a
new
member.
Outstanding
quality
has
made
Salada
Canada's
largest
selling
tea.
Leaders
and
28
overseas
guests
from
the
Western
Hemisphere.
FIRST
PENSION
CIIEQVES
First
of
more
than
623
000
universal
old-ane
pension
cheques
to
persons
70
and
over
was
handed
personally
by
Health
Minister
Martjn
to
81-year-old
George
Thomas
Wild,
eenlre,
a
native
of
Waltham,
Leicestershire,
Eng.,
and
a
member
of
the
Corps
of
Commissionaires
in
Ottawa.
One
of
the
$40
cheques
also
was
presented
to
Mrs.
Wild,
79,
a
native
of
Glasgow.
(CP
PHOTO
i
Fares
are
pooled
across
Can-1
aria
uhl'h
makes
a
uniform
cost
1
f,Y
MASS1N
1
Hugo
Kraupner
and
J.
C.
Gil-j
ker
will
represent
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
,.rsl
win.
l0
each
individual
guide
of
$60.
season
In
full
j
Thfi
auldcs
wlll
divided
I
11S.
ski
outflU
are
.lnt0
groups
consisting
of
25
he
Pans
fashion
Gudes
wltn
hree
Leaders
each.
(They
will
live
In
tents
with
five
or
winter
sports
Guldes
t0
each
tent
Mi
wili
do
j.siiii
is
felt.
In
lheir
Qwn
cootnK
over
trench
d
appliqued
with
!,,.
nnH
rrv
,hlr
Qvn
Daisies
Blooming
Today
In
Prince
Rupert
Garden
Fire
Chief
On
His
Job
TEA
Emily
Kimbrough
Compares
Blue
Bonnet
It's
Her
Favorite!
J,,,
felt
Is
used
for
i
gr0UJj
activities.
"
"
1
Special
events
will
Includo
dues
Helm
has
a,
0ftlclai
opening
July
15.
Provin-:
ircular
cut
skirts
clal
song
and
dance
night
for
style
and
worniUn
display
night
for
-
public
Prince
Rupert's
Fire
Chief
Earl
Becker
turned
in
a
fire
I
alarm
this
morning
while
the
I
resident
of
a
burning
home
was
;
in
bed.
I
Smoke
pouring
from
a
house
on
Fraser
Street
was
seen
by
II
June,
ran
come
In
January,
can
July
come
in
February?
That's
what
one
Prince
Rupert
citizen
may
have
been
wondering
this
morning
as
she
picked
a
bouquet
of
daisies
from
her
garden.
'
Fellow
employees
at
the
dry-cleaning
firm
where
she
works
also
were
surprised
to
see
Mrs.
Dorothy
Shade,
Seal
Cove
Circle,
walk
Into
the
office
with
the
bouquet.
And
not
the
least
surprised
was
Mrs.
Miml-
Kraupner,
recently
from
Germany,
who
thought
all
plants
died
here
in
the
winter.
I
Hs
A
ill
1'?
COFFEE
TABLES
icr.sey
oaim
ltu-
July
2it
visitors'
day
for
public1
a
tight
from
toe
Ju,y
22
and
closlng
campfire
for
.
Guide
personnel
only
July
24.
Iiriullt
"hot
pink
,
Thcr
nlll
ho
mnwrvispd
Kiirhl.-
border
appllqued
gpei,
tours
around
Ottawa
and
i
Chief
Becker
from
his
apartment
;
i
i
mollis,
including
,
ungUi-ervised
shopping
tours.
i
j
window.
Driving
over
In
his
car
and
small
pine
swlmmlnir
will
be
under
luper-
j
t,
investigate,
he
found
the
in-
of
the
convention
and
referred
terior
of
the
small
house
full
of
vision
of
Red
Cross
Water
Safety.
'.need
asain
In
a
Flrst
Ald
wlll
under
the
Tim
stole
heavily
uldanc.
of
two
doctors.
3lx
to
the
executive.
,
UU"""B-
"c
lu'"cu
,
The
Association.
Mr.
Kraup-
"
f
a'a'
If
.
.
,
'
I
Mrs.
D.
K.
Geary,
)h
the
,
house-:.
Lx
-A
!J'
ner
said,
was
supposed
to
,
hoider.
had
not
been
aware
of
the
Auto
Assn.
Difference
Value
of
Membership
Disruswd
at
Chamber
of
Commerce
Meeting
kiI
tassels.
Wool-
nurseSi
assisted
by
St.
John
Am-
n-e
self
-slippered
bulance
in
a
well
equipped
hos-
:t
is
also
used
for
pitaj,
i
j
ds
which
cover
Tht,
f
llU
representation
from
frame
the
face.
tllis
dlstrict
consi,st
of
DUt-
uiiliemmed
and
rint
commissioner
Honora
L.
i
s.iw-lomh
edge,
silversldes.
Patrol
Leader
Nancy
i
sports
clothes
Lundi
prince
Rupert;
Patrol
,n
line
Trousers
Leader
Anne
Evolfson.
Prince
considerable
influence
at
Vic-
fire
whlch
had
starU,d
in
a
ches-torla
In
regard
to
highway
legis-
terfield
and
spread
to
the
walls,
lation
but
everything
appeared
About
$85
damage
to
the
house
t
ported
by
the
Fire
Chief,
of
.the'
to
be
for
the
benefit
of
fire
have
been
Cause
may
southern
part
of
the
province.
So
many
of
our
customers
ask
for
our
Coffee
Tables,
End
Tables
and
Lamp
Tables
Simple,
qood
looking
and
smart
to
suit
any
home,
here
is
modern
styling
and
beauty
combined
to
give
you
the
utmost
in
value.
Acw-pt
tin
invitation
from
Kmily
Kinilirmigh.
CVnnimre
Bi.cb
Bomnbt
Maiuarine
with
any
apnwl
at,
mo
prii".
hike
the.
author
anil
lecturer,
vnu'll
love
Bud
ItoKNKT
frenh.mveet
flavor
Miirli
nutrition!
Hi-aleeonomv!
Hi.
ITS
Honsbt
is
tanaila's
fine
Miialitv
all-veitotahlc
mai'Karine.
I
n
1(i,i;e
Honnkt
in
cooking,
on
veae-t
ahlm,
as
a
delicious
spread,
liny
W.
'
J.
Scott
felt
that
member-:'"'0
Ji
n
and
tapered,
Rupprt
and
Guide
Mary
Anne
the
'
with
matches,
said
the
chief.
"The
only
Interest
that
h,
ln
British
Columbia
....,..
uj
urannis,
le.race.
British
Columoia
Automobile
Ai.mmnWi
Aoriatinn
was
of
Association
seems
to
have
ln
the
vaJue
tQ
motorisU
That
had
north
Is
ttie
collection
of
Ue
Yx-vn
.hs
exnprienre
fnllnwinir
a
Two
housewives,
while
waiting
$10
membership
fee.
Otherwise,
-p-nt
mnfr
trtrl
thrnnirh
the
Gordon
&
And
Wlud'i
il
al-
'
IIiinskt
ami
cH
all
tlinT
ilavor!
Niltritinn!
lvo:ioni-e-'!
,-
Hi.iin
15inm:t
Marnmine
tornW
in
i
t'itvnn
n'liilliireconoliiv
lilick:n
!
with
"wilor"
wafer,
anil
alwi
in
the
Hidr
turn
at
the
grocer's,
were
overheard
discussing
the
last
depression.
"It
came
at
such
a
bad
time,"
their
interest
in
it
is
absolutely
Unlted
states.
"We
cannot
ex-nil."
Hugo
Kraupner,
chairman
pect
the
Association
to
build
erson
Limited
Phone
46
of
tne
nignay
commiuee,
voia
roadg
for
us
For
one
j
thinlc
CivrC
famous
Yellow
yiTK
bag
lor
la-i,
iaiiy
color.
'
Br--.
the
Prince
Rupert
cnamDer
ot
ou
get
y0lJr
moneys
worth
i
sail1
one-
"iust
when
everybody
I
was
out
of
work."
ENTRE
types
or
Plastic
eh
avoid
baggy
upple
enough
to
K
iry
bending
movements.
-
are
effective
ivered
slopes.
The
ay
be
in
a
light
iied
in
dark
and
Madeleine
dc
twin
outfits
In
in
hut
whii'h
may
itched.
j
'indui's
a
new
i'
in
which
both
skirt
are
paired
fitted,
dotible-
i
ommerce
iasi
nigni
in
repori-
jicm
memb-rship
"
ing
on
a
convention
of
the
As-
The
iormeriy
an
active
soc.at.on
which
he
had
gone
to
branch
of
the
Columbia
rawsir.,,
A
ni
i
n
i
a
t
u
re
a
i
rpl
ane
con
-
vamuuvei
irwauj
iu
'"
AnlnmnhHn
Association
In
Prlncp
-
I
,
...
rt
rt
A
n.lfVl
unci
and
propellor
Is
an
tnter-
'??'orlir',ifhh"d"
Rupert
but.lt
fta
languished
of
VACANCIES
EXIST
FOR
...
..
..
i
est
ing
development
In
Junior
Bny.-i'
woodwork
at
the
Civic
Centre
classes.
Jon
Ardagh
fin-
i
...t.ii.
knv.
Vtnira
tion
In
regard
to
Highway
IS
which
Mr.
Kraupner
had
carried
lo
t
hi
convention.
It
had
been
L
iun
nis
ce.a.
mentioned
at
the
dving
moments
theirs
ready
for
assembly.
Gary
.
.
.
4
;
laeket
in
dark
'A
the
waistline
is
h
j
une
sash
of
plaid
Si-
I
Calderone
has
a
tie
rack
ready
to
bet
put
together
this
week.
The
girls
arc
still
making
cradles
and
Finall
wall
shelves.
Diana
reaoGrs
.showing
a
selec-
!
Davidson
is
perservenng
with
-
-
r
1
F
l
1
n
l
1
1
of
cutting
7-ply
mil
eiumuffs
for'
"
-TRINCE
fiUPERT
LIBERAL
ASSN.
Annual
general
meeting
which
Is
used
for
the
footstool.
ti'r
tlieir
heads
i
will
be
held
In
Civic
Centre
at
There
will
be
a
meeting
of
the
B
p
m.
Thursday.
Election
ot
of-Junior
Girls
on
Monday
after-
"''rs
and
Kcnerai
business,
noon
to
discuss
the
posslbllll
ies
of
Everybody
welcome."
t32c)
.
nlarelnc
the
craft
group.
It
Is
.
wnni-n1
r
a
n
A
i
a
n
rinh
1
itMilUllS
hoped
that
more
girls
turn
out
u
Wednesday.
February
Glh
In
the
Common
Lounge
of
next
week
to
see
the
interesting
thliiRS
which
can
be
made
the
Civic
Centre
at
8
p.m.
Speak
er
Mr.
Vincent,
Aluminum
Co
of
Canada.
Also
showing
of
colored
film
on
Nechako
dam.
thai
returned
to
"iriay
afternoon's
M
to
Vancouver.
5.
A
good
turnout
ot
members
saw
I
lie
ronslriii
tlon
of
a
piper
cub
airplane
at
Friday
nluiits
Nf'B
movies
as
well
as
the
cowboy
i:-
rei
overinw
from
Inn
he
slipped
a
YOUR
TASTE
Km
Innately,
no
round-up
rt
the
Douglas
lake
ken,
(li.strtct
ranch.
Community
sing
ing
was
a
welcome
Interest
to
ii.
one
nf
prince
some
of
those
attending.
This
known
pioneers,
si10w
Is
for
Junior
and
Teen
his
emhty-first
members
ln
the
Council
Room,
'nines
In
good
There
will
be
Just
one
showing
S
be.
'
ill
he
SHOES
REFLECT
Keep
them
in
tip-top
shape
NF.O-I.ITE
anil
LEATHER
SOLES
ni
liliUl
HEELS
'
SHOE
LACES
SHOE
POLISH
ARCTIC
SOX
FELT
ond
CORK
INSOLES
to
find
his
way
this
week
as
there
Is
also
square
m
he
helped
de-
dancing.
as
NAVAL
RADIO
OPERATORS
in
the
Applicalions
are
liciug
acccplcil
now
from
single
women
for
full-time
shore
duly
as
Naval
Radio
'Operators.
Successful
caiiilitlatrs
will
lie
enrolled
in
the
Koval
Camuliaii
Navy
(Kcservc
on
a
(ivc-)ear
engagement
with
imiiieiliale
full-time
duty
fiir
a
perioil
of
llirce
years
at
full
naval
pay
as
for
men.
Special
service
living
mmrtcrs
iimlcr
proper
supervision.
These
women
are
urgently
needed'
to
assist
men
of
the
H.C.N,
at
large
Naval
Radio
Stations.
Complete
training
in
operation
of
radio
equipment
will
be
given.
All
vacancies
for
women
are
for
shore
Jul
j
only.
APPLY
NOW!
QUALIFICATIONS:
l'
to
2."
years
of
age...
Ia-WHCNS,
l'J
to
20
,.:ilh
previous
radio
eperirnce,
l'J
lo
2')
Grade
10
education
or
equivalent
Plivsically
(it
Cowl
knowledge
of
English
essential
Knowledge
of
typewriting
desirable
loiN
Wi
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVY
(RISlRVl)
I
StRVi
CANADA
T
he
late
John
Mc-pioprietor
of
the
Hotel
ut
Stewart,
tl.v,
weiv
here
to-"
CaiiKxsuit
going
couver
where
In-maile.
The
widow
tiers
of
the
family
'
It
Is
hoped
that
the
ladies
of
Ihe
aftcrn-Kin
classes
will
undertake
to
help
in
the
construction
of
the
articles
to
be
raffled
at
the
Hobby
Show
this
spring
as
In
other
years.
With
a
variety
of
crafts
to
choose
from
the
prizes
will
vary
from
the
usual
leather-.
work
and
Include
occasional
fur-,
niturc
pieces.
This
should
create
I.,
V
0
ft
fT
1
!
V
IF
j
j
If
I
.
lj
.
ikying
the
remains.
(if
A
HAVEN
eiithu.siii.sm
among
ticket
sellers
Kli,
N
S.
(CP)
a,ltl
buvcrs-i
lNovaaraeoili'
Square
dancing
Is
being
held
on
the
two
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