Woodsmen
Invariably
Alert,
lerview
With
Canada's
Potato
Queen
si
V
CROSS
FRETTY
Prince
Rupert
iaiiy
Hes
3
Thursday,
January
22,
1953
Co:
.-er-.t
name
for
Mexice
la
Es-
j
lados
UnHos
of
Mexico.
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emoraoie
event
i-or
Commentator
V.ni'ouV'T
...IMIIV.T
radio
radlfl
I
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:ultlvat-d
hr
her
nrnn.rin
-
-.
-
Ranger
Tells
Gyro
Members
;
"Never
underestimate
thr?
men-
'"Itiey
were
organised
down
to
tat
qualities
of
people
who
live
the
last
detail,"
he
said.
'They
In
the
woods,"
Ranger
W.
H
took
40
strokes
of
the
paddle
to
iRitittvi
famntwll
tnlrt
members
the
minute
and
thplr
naplM
never
k,,!)
nobody
cared.
The
Kdy
had
to
qviirkly
brir.K
th
rflif
Kan
to
raise
pot
atari
for
market
...
-nil
memlxTs
of
of
the
Gyro
Club
at
their
weekly
.weighed
less
than
SO
pounds.
that
etrvirg
wt-fui
r'iBfift.rt.
Thoroughly
VpciHi(W.
N
"ltVj"
stuff
no
(fuliinir
ffpct.
by
Mothen
hx
Kr-t
UUi
oi
(it-ni
ana
make
a
ltvliK.
On
hpr
farm
she
H,.u!,
v.
f
'",'
-.(-.'iadlun
flub
tint
1
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5
.....
.
t....;.
written
Mrs.
Harris
a
letter.
Through
thN
contact,
friends
were
msm
found
for
the
little
lady
but
one
day
she
became
very
ill.
;
luncheon
yesterday.
Each
person
had
to
carry
two
prize-winning
Vfic"tibif.v
From
Hen,
Women
Over
40
1
Feel
Weaken,
Old?
"
Want
Normal
Pep,
ran,
Vitality?
FKmh
vmfc,
niwtowi),
e-i
r4
otrwmtna
in
le-l
(AstKtal
if
it,
(Hi!
'
Try
Hitrn.
m
(ucraJ
Vi:.'
.
KlHiutarif.
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nll
iwf
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jr
f4ttltb
ft,
tU-Xatu.
pi--trfwf
ij.
Ti!Arnn
tt
.
jfH,
,
k.
nl
w;i'Ul
Vie-,
VHili
y.
(
t'r
fittum
Tiii"i
If'r
4
u-'y
m
"SM-wtusuil
"
Km
Wf
H
At
ait
Oriisj
rt.
over
bh
yrm.
iti.
r,
pvmm
uy
K
-ur
irx.icsl'-
lirf
-1"r-
"Nature
takes
care
of
its
oin
'P"
01
that
minimum
weight
and
has
given
these
people!
"1
""d
boy's
love
for
the
p'x'try,
virion
and
imagination.
I
north
then
and
I
have
never
lost
J
It
Mrs.
nam
said
she
ca
ed
a
ii..
Alrwe
and
remote,
they
need
j
MIIWT
lflll!S
B'U
HICK
OI
,lbliur
W.mf.l
wuu
.....r
Mile-"
,
.
,
k:h
m
Harris.
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CBC
com-or'..n
il'.-
M'ndn((
Vlsll"
lMi
,ulllr
rrlallon
;i-
1U'.
Automobile
ul'l
of
i.','"'ivicwinK
such
.
(HC's
owl
Clulif
,
,.(..
A''"
Scott.
B
-wheat
rf.rl.ir
a
'
-p.
.(
(ti'-fii."
and
a
,lilM;
.,,
n
i
iiitj'Ts
uf
Far-
Mr.
Campbell
was
introduced
at
the
Oyro
luncheon
by
Allan
Armstrong
who
has
known
him
since
youth.
The
speaker
concluded
his
talk
with
a
showing
of
ouiii
arouna
mem.
Mr.
Campbell,
who
travels
through
northern
and
central
doctor,
but
he
wouldn't
come.
There
was
nothing
he
could
do.
the
doctor
had
said
"fcve.i
the
hopHal
didn't
want
to
take
her
at
first.
That
night
I
visited
her
and
thouirh
she
could
hardly
talk,
the
little
lady
whispered
'don't
e:ive
rru"
She
died
before
morning.
Mrs.
Harris
told
her
attentive
and
Interested
audience
that
her
tir
oi
srea
pulatars
he
made,
.noiiKh
money
to
pay
off
Uw
morlKaKe
and
a
living
for
hdwlf
and
htrr
son.
iON
TAKI
S
OVER
1
!
Then
Mrs.
Paul
brei.i;
ill
and
tiled
shortly
afterwards
tin
youthful
win
la
mill
at
Fernle
and
all
the
neighbors,
having
earned
to
regard
the
hard-work-rm
woman
so
much,
turn
out
retsularly
to
work
the
farm
which
is
in
the
boy
a
name.
"I
met
this
spare
little
lady
In
Vanrouver.
when
she
came
In
Walt
Disney's
picture,
"Seal
Island."
EC.
giving
talks
and
showing
i
motion
pictures
for
the
public
relations
and
education
division
j
of
the
B.C.
Forest
Service,
said
!
every
woodsman
has
character.
,If
he
did
not
haw
it,
he
would
RETIREMENT
of
L
M.
M'llus.
director
of
Canadian
operations
and
foreign
sal-is
of
H.
J.
Heinz
Company,
following
43
years'
service
with
the
company,
has
been
announced
by
I
reaaers
1
i
ft
S
f
,
XV..
1'.
T.
Sherk,
executive
vice-
not
survive.
,MHSM(IMKSS
j
greatest
experiences
n
her
radio
career
came
from
"gaining
an
Insight
Into
other
people's
lives."
Mrs.
Harris,
who
arrived
on
i,i
n
t-..
I'.iilnt!
champion
NEW
SPRING
SAMPLES
Just
Arrived
'
WESTLOOM
AND
SPRAYTONE
WORSTEDS
ere
Hr
now
for
ladies'
and
gents'
suits
TIP
TOP
TAILORS
P.
CRAVETTO
Phone
Blue
4
IS
for
Appointments
or
tii-ui.ts'.i
i;i
her
isawss.
I
alked
to
her
and
wrote
about
hir.
I
hul!
nevr
forget
her."
the
Prince
Rupert,
left
later
for
,
Ketchikan.
This
U
her
first
passage
up
the
west
coast.
Valhalla
special
meeting,
Thursday,
Jan.
22.
(181
There
will
be
a
meeting
of
tshermen
s
Local
U.F.A.W.U.,
Thursday,
Jan.
22.
at
7:30
p.m.,
ietropole
Hall.
Election
of
dele-
jates
to
Vancouver
convention.
,
(18
SO
N.
Whist
and
dance
Friday,
Jan.
23.
Whist
8
p.m.;
dance
!0-2.
Good
prizes.
Refreshments,
luslc
by
Mike
Colussl.
Everyone
welcome.
(19i
"Children
of
the
wilderness
art
Invariably
alert,"
he
added
I
"Never
treat
them
as
half-wits
!They
know
a
lot
more
man
one
Us
apt
to
think,
and
their
ques-j
tions
are
sharp
and
to
th
point."
j
Recalling
his
youth
In
the
ntrth,
the
ranger
said
It
was
a
little-known
fact
that
canoelsu
"who
worked
for
the
Hudson's
Bay
'Company
In
BC.
at
that
time
jwere
Iroquois
with
a
streak
ol
French
In
their
blood.
president
of
H.
i.
Helm
Company
of
Canada
Ltd.
Mr.
Melius
was
a
director
of
both
H.
J.
Heinz
Company
and
H.
J.
H.'ins
Company
of
Canada.
Ltd.
He
started
as
a
salesman
at
the
Brooklyn
Branch
In
1909
and
gradually
moved
up
li
the
company.
During
hu
term
of
ofiict,
iie
toured
Canada
from
coast-to-coast.
vLsited
all
sales
branches
and
became
personally
acquainted
with
hundreds
of
Canadians.
.,.
t),
,i.,':n!i
and
n
1S
(',.!,
a'!..
irl:if'W
to
"
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r,
'.
!!
,
i:;..-.'
memorable
i
v
-r
mH,
tit
'",'v.r
l-''
Mrs
Everett
.,!
('.matin's
Potato
9
p,
.jt
:l
ld'iw
with
a
!.ii
!itr'ifttKHl
farm
p
H
C
t'Vilop-d
and
But
of
all
the
people
she
contacted
during
her
radio
career.
Mrs.
Harris
said
she
had
the
greatest
experience
with
listeners
I
KIKVHS
t'Ol'ND
Bhe
told
hi
story
ab-mt
the
"lonely
listener,"
an
elderly
lady
without
friends
and
about
whom
;
BONN.
Oermany
I
API
President-elect
Elsenhower's
secre-i
tary
of
state,
John
Foster
Duller,
ju
expected
here
Feb.
5
to
con-I
fer
with
West
German
Chancellor
Konrad
Adenauer,
a
government
spokesman
announced.
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