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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
1
Friday.
January
18,
1953
bassing
readers
Moose
whist
drive,
Saturday
With
SanJ.j
DISTRICT
NEWS
TERRACfc
Commissioners,
in
the
company
of
their
wives
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
G,
Casey,
enjoyed
a
social
hour
and
supper
together
at
the
Motel
after
their
first
H
":
City
Pupils
Hear
Famed
Forest
Man
A
forest
ranger
who
Is
reputed
to
know
the
north
country
of
B.C.
better
than
any
man
alive
Is
In
Prince
Rupert
to
give
talis
s
the
extreme
cold
so
muny
people,
t
Jan.
17,
Moose
Temple.
Every-1
one
welcome.
H4i
j
Fifty
per
cent
off
on
toys,
j
children's
books
and
boxed
s
Christmas
card.-;.
McRae
Bros,
j
Regular
monthly
meeting!
1
Prince
Rupert
Branch
Navy
League
of
Canada
will
be
held
Friday,
Jan.
18,
Ward
Room,
HMOS.
Chatham,
8
pm.
(13;
lux-key
enthusiasts
noyed.
now
the
kids
meeting
of
the
year.
Arrow
"Par"
It
allowed
at
present.
There
were
457
when
Mr.
Vallee
arrived
in
November
1950.
you
ran
t
satisfy
all
Iho
time.
.
i
i,
a
the
oujecuons.
Mrs.
J.
Valdcrhaug
of
Prince
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to
all
the
schoolchildren
In
the
area.
He
Is
Ranger
W.
K.
"Rusty"
Campbell,
who
is
on
assignment
for
the
public
relations
and
education
division
of
the
B.C.
Forest
Service.
Officially
sworn
into
office
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
Will
Robinson
In
the
municipal
council
chambers
were:
Emil
Hauu-land,
Sam
JCirkaldy.
for
two-year
terms,
and
Oeoff
Lambly,
Harry
Philip
for
one-year
terms.
Dudley
Little
was
the
only
commissioner
whose
term
was
not
up
this
year.
Mr.
Haugland
is
entering
his
21st
year
as
commissioner
and
-
!
SO
N.
whist
and
dance,
Friday,
Jan.
16.
Whist
8
p.m.,
danca
10-2.
Oood
prizes.
Refreshments.
;
Music
by
Mike
Colussi.
Everyone
welcome.
(13)
Special
annual
meeting
Shoreworkers'
Local
United
Rupert
was
a
week-end
visitor
in
Terrace
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
C.
Toftager.
Mrs.
Tommy
Fraser,
editor
of
the
Omineca
Hrald,
was
winner
of
the
prize
in
a
"Name
the
I"
4
-
,
A
legendary
figure
who
has
carried
the
gospel
of
woods
conservation
to
every
town,
village
ll)C
ruili'
w
which
incidentally
'
i
with
some
gusto
in
,.
m
the
Jiost
two
)UVi
r
radio
unnounr-.,id
citizens
In
the
,,.t
o(
southern
B.C.
:
that
4
-"J
inches
of
,
dripped
over
Van-,
far
tins
month.
He
that
only
llK'1
',
ail
that
s
been
re-n
Rupert
since
New
i
and
hamlet
in
northern
and
Band"
contest
when
the
Terrace
Fishermen
and
Allied
Workers
Band
invited
the
public
to
sub-
Union.
Legion
Auditorium,
Sun-mlt
suitable
numes.
The
name
I
day,
Jan.
18.
at
2:30
p.m.
Busi-chosen
was
"Silver
Jubilee
Iness
includes
discussion
1953
central
B.C.,
Mr.
Campbell
lias
formed
some
definite
opinions
at
the
meeting
was
named
chairman
of
the
commission
for
the
11th
consecutive
years.
Members
appointed
to
the,
various
committees
were:
I
Finance
Harry
Philip
(chair
Band"
in
honor
of
the
band's
I
agreements.
Election
of
officers.
I
fbout
the
countryside.
v
ill
'A:
"The
countij
south
of
the
j
will
be
present.
All
members
are
Terrace's
Silver
Jubilee.
rtttn1!
CNR
line
between
Prince
Runei't
and
Prince
Oeorge
offers
wonderful
opportunities
for
develop
requested
employed
Judges
were
Einii
Hauguaiid,
C.
L.
M.
Giggey
and
E.
S.
Laird.
urgency
whether
ployed.
4
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man),
Sam
Kirkaldy.
Waterworks
Emit
Haugland
(chairman),
D.
O.
Little,
Sam
Kirkaldy.
Sidewalks
Sam
Kirkaldy
(chairman),
Harry
Philip.
Streets
Geof
Lambly
(chairman),
D.
O.
Little.
Sewers
D.
O.
Little
(chairman),
Oeoff
Lambly.
ment,"
he
said
in
an
interview
today.
"The
whole
block
east
of
Bella
Coola
and
west
of
the
Fraser
watershed
has
almost
everything
a
settler
could
want.
Terrace
ambulance,
operated
by
the
Terrace
volunteer
fire
department,
made
44
trips
during
1952,
travelling
2100
miles.
The
fire
department
answerea
T
It
is
moderately
rolling
country
which
is
easily
traversed
and
has
great
possibilities
for
min
h
all
tiv
talk
about
.rw
seem
to
realize
c.y
s
midst
lit
a
tunc
player
who
has
;v
rounding
out
play-,
tln
ir
stulf
on
Kun-li,r
permitting
thi'
flits
Club
w
It
p
it
quiet
that
th"
,-n.irli
of
thi
lr
entrlc:.
Hull
-
is
a
former
lll.te.
;itn!
thiough
the
would
find
that
Oar-lonior
professional
Parks
and
street
lights
D.
O.
fin;
whit
Broadcloth
shirt
Smart,
(lotted
spread
collar
Per
has
loft.
wiiipiod
collar
wilk
liMpHiMrt
oy.
Aod
H
took
to
hondtom
Willi
pur
Wlnduw-knot
tick!
Arrow
toilored
ol
fine
Soofor.
izod
broodclotti
&hrinlro9
Uh
thoo
1).
Mitogo
art
(or
body
toped
fU.
Dvral),
oncKortd-on
buttons.
SWe
rK
"Por"
koio
todayl
WATTS
&
NICKERS0N
ing
and
ranching.
It
has
all
Little.
kinds
of
waterpower
resources
IIHX
HANS
A.
R.
CiRAAE.
Jet
pilot
from
London,
Onl.,
who
flew
100,
minions
with
the
United
State
Air
Force
down
"MiO
Alley"
In
North
Korea,
shows
hi
mother
a
Japanese
klmona
he
brought
home
as
a
souvenir.
He
received
two
medals
from
the
USAF
for
flying
unarmed
recornaisatice
plane,
sometimes
within
sight
of
Communist
air
field
alone
the
Yalu
river.
If
You're
TIRED
ALL
THE
TIME
Efcrj-berfjr
get
bit
nm-down
nw
an-4
then,
bre4ut,
heary-he-i-rie-ri,
and
auvbc
bother
by
Uducttca.
Perhaps
aethmf
Mri-Miljr
vranf,
fust
a
Uniiiwry
tout
candition
caused
by
csreas
aod
and
waste.
Thai
s
the
time
to
take
Ded-d
s
Kidney
Pill.
DmU's
atmutate
the
kky,
and
beta-
raster
their
iwrmai
actMfl
af
reaawiof
net
arids
and
waste.
Then
jmm
fed
better,
sleef
better,
wark
better.
Get
IbtM
i
fc.doT
Patts
new.
Lea
tor
the
blua
bat
with
the
red
band
at
a
drugpsts.
Yaw
can
de-peed
an
Dadd'a.
52
and
a
high
timber
alue."
20
fire
calls,
eight
in
town
andi
12
outside
the
village
limits.
!
BURNS
LAKE
Betty
Beedlc
anc
her
brother
Ronald
had
a
narrow
escape
from
freezing
to
death
last
Saturday
when
their
car
stalled
near
Wistaria,
Ootsa
Lake,
in
20
For
230
mlies
west
of
Williams
Lake,
Mr.
Campbell
observed
Funcral
services
were
held
for
William
Oliver,
Terrace
old-timer,
who
died
at
hit
home
at
the
age
of
72.
Born
near
Loru.ua,'
England,
he
came
to
Terrace
in
1926
and
the
land
is
as
level
as
country
in
Ontario.
He
added
that
an-
a:
n
I
1
u
.
I
it
i.untu
luii
prime
.mist
such
greats
BS
otner
advantage
of
the
area
U
below
zero
weather
during
a
t
tit.
frank
IrriirirM
j
Try
Daily
News
Want
Ads
driving
snowstorm.
They
were
forced
to
take
shel-
was
employed
for
many
years
by
i
I
vvien5-Keynoias
.Nuptials
j
Performed
at
Burns
Lake
(in..
I
r
tn.
to
mention
that
it
is
surrounded
on
all
sides
by
population
and
industrial
growth.
'The
development
of
this
country
is
one
day
going
to
emaze
the
world,"
he
declared.
.is
a
well-known
the
Public
Works
Department.
He
retired
a
few
years
ago.
He
was
well
known
and
respected
In
the
community.
Flowers
filled
the
Pentecostal
Church
Bpll
to
The
Unllv
Ntwi
ROLL-AWAY
BED
i
ter
In
the
car,
but
could
not
j
start
the
engine,
j
James
NeUon
and
Gordon
i
Law-son
happened
along
and
j
took
them
to
the
Lawson
farm.
!
When
they
were
reported
nu
t
learned
to
play
j
lu,
.lomr
town
of
Ontario,
and
an
a
i
With
plans
u
address
every
HUIJNS
LAKE.
The
U-autifuIly-decorated
An-
where
Rev.
A.
C.
Sliindel
rhiwil
oh
well
nn
nlher
nrnnl
TIlll'
UC
itUif
pcr
7aUiiRX
in
tills
recion.
Mr.
!
!
giioan
Church
here
was
the
scene
lat,
Saturday
of
Camnbell
doeji
much
of
hill
Mr.
Oliver
is
survived
bv
his
'overdue.
RCMP
left
Burns
LakO
,1
...i.i;
,
r
....ip..
n
i
i
ii
a
nt
Uaue
In
Mani-
,
mi-uiihio;
yji
.Mrtinaifi
ijUl'lia
nevnoiUS
10
1
t'lt'l
travelling
in
a
jeep
of
British
widow
and
daughter.
Noreen.
j
to
locate
them.
The
police
buck-manufacture
and
is
at
all
times!
Palltx-arers
were
Chris
Haug-i
ed
heavy
snow
and
in
a
blinding
ViVm
cauioDcd
with
a
nortable
movie'
land.
Ralph
Corey,
Greg
Seiber,
i
bllzard
overtook
the
missing
projector.
parties
at
3
a.m.
and
after
resting
up
at
the
Lawson
home,
re-
td
Finlayson,
Oeorge
and
Ar
nold
Best.
Complete
with
spring-filled
mattress.
Finished
in
Bakelon
Aluminum
Enamel
....
Designed
especially
for
easy
storage
Easy
to
handle.
,
turned
thtm
to
Burns
Lake
late
Girl
Golfer
Chosen
as
Top
Athlete
Daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Reynold),
the
bride
chose
a
long
gown
of
white
satin
with
laee
jaekrt
over
net,
and
a
lonii
veil.
She
carried
it
bouquet
of
nws
and
carnations
end
wjre
a
necklace
of
iM-nrU.
The
ceremony
was
performed
Uy
Kev.
A
W.
Atkinson.
The
jeep,
whieli
has
aa
infinite
variety
of
gear
and
can
climb
like
a
mountain
goat,
in
a
concesMon
to
modern
science.
Previously
he
was
formed
OI
out
Vlrden.
HotirU.
Purt.it:.'
la
Prairie,
and
Winnipeg
mz'd
a
IraRue
In
the
electoral
district
in
and
was
manager
nn
ot
several
teams
reuit.
Altogether
he
y,;
pro
ames
being
t.x
ttaiiie
in
lDla.
nn-
wi
t
in
years
ao
ip
rt
,n
1M
lie
)ll-l
HfXitlt
com-'
the
.Sunday
Kanie
be-
K!ks
ind
Gyros
and
IH-ctaUirs
identify
the
(irorcr
Murray
will
.c
puulU'
address
ys-
.
'
Saturday
y
night
g
suffering
from
j
j
1
u
Terrace
Rod
and
Gun
Club
m
Ialr
condiUon.
hopes
to
obtain
a
better
method
;
"
of
transport
for
anglers
and
others
who
have
trouble
getting
.11
.
their
boats
through
the
small'
I
PKV3
jOlflS
passageway
over
the
fisheries
j
fence
on
Lakelse
River.
CLoona
I
Irtii
It
was
decided
at
the
meeting
JNCC
I
Id
Willi
to
send
a
letter
to
Tom
BUton.j
official
confirmation
of
the
in
charge
of
the
Fisheries
Ex-
i
incorporation
ot
the
village
of
perimental
Station
at
Lakelse
j
xelkwa
Into
the
Skeena
Health
Lake,
asking
If
action
would
be
Un.t
was
received
during
Decent-
tovrtrd
the
urnc
routes
on
foot,
on
snow
shoes,
by
dog
team,
and
b
.anUMng
else
lliat
was
bandy.
Tall
and
post
.(sint;
o
wry
The
bi
ide.Miiuid.
Miss
t.sther!
By
HKt
(
K
I'lllM
IPS
Hiiltkrwni.
rousln
of
the
bride.i
t-niiii
Pre.
Hu.it
nw
of
iU)-e
Lake,
wore
a
mauve.
.95
$29
PRICE
satin
die
ji
with
white
net
ot!
TORONTO
W-Marjenc
bltw-Iv
r
klrt
end
a
white
velvet
art.
the
Foothill.
Ont,.
younit;T
j
outdoors
humor,
he
a!
;o
has
a
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born
of
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fine
carrtea
white
and
pink-whose
meUorlc
rise
to
stardom
i
eiv
One
Dredlc.uncnl
he
sur-
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
,
carnations.
.stunned
the
golfing
world
in
mounted
cume
on
a
bitter
in-
I
Flower
mrl
was
little
Loretta
hat
rhllM.n
rmiudas
i
ter
day
In
a
tiny
wilderne.
taken
this
year.
j
ber,
it
is
disclosed
in
the
monthly
....
resume
of
Dr,
Duncan
M-
Black,
i
.Ii,l
axlw.rA
wm
mnirirkiv
itf
Hirst
Reynolds.
younKer
sister
of
th-
-For
Ow
a
Quarter
of
a
Century"
Thone
773
"A
Good
Place
to
Buy-327
Third
Avenue
ouUtandlng
woman
athlete
for
..v..
v
.
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director.
i
had
ever
been
shown.
bilde,
who
was
channing
In
a
VS
1
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1
viu
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juuug
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.
,
!
-
.
I
jkHiR
dress
of
pale
green
satin
the
setond
year
In
a
row.
pie
is
the
mall
bore
rifle
ran3e
ne
rep
.
.
Finding
the
o.t:y
available
herein
biouKht
wine
k
Iiohi
the
s.u!h
jiul
carried
a
txiuquet
of
pins.
Trie
19-year-old
s.'nsatlon
won
;
u,illom'?
too
.smnll
to
toni
'iii
operated
at
the
Civic
Centre.
1..
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1
I
t.
cAAlirin
i-lfil
i
Heavy
army
training
rifles
ar?
"iy
jaii
aim
u.
'"c
'
'
""
t
and
white
carnation
going
away
in
the
annual
tana-;
,)0ln
pi.0jrC(or
nd
screen,
the
"
.
"
used
for
practice
every
Wcdnes-
si
man
was
jnnnny
tsa-v-
oiaii
nr.-s
inni
in
irn
i
una
..,.,.
.fated
,iK
audience.
rhuk,
also
of
Hums
Ijike
Ush-
and
broadcaster.
She
polled
81
day
evening
eretted
the
white
backdrop.
from
6:30
to
3
Queen
,
o'clock.
I
In
charge
of
instruction
Is;
.Announcing
Official
PRICE
REDUCTIONS
Charlotte
Island
for
a
portion!
of
the
month,
considerable
cur-
Jack
Williams,
aided
last
week!
I
then
went
out
Into
several
feet
of
snow,
set
the
machine
on
a
f.iblc
and
aimed
it
through
a
AllKlOW.
During
the
running
of
thy
iers
were
Teddy
Hultkrans
and
votes
on
a
3-2-1
voting
system.
51
lAbe
and
Duve
Wlrns.
more
thun
her
closest
competitor,
jmt
l
PTION
,
-
Youth
was
the
keynote
in
the
j
After
the
ceremony
a
n-cep-
1952
lutings
The
tep
three
j
lion
was
held
In
the
Community
place
were
taken
by
aihleies
20
I
Hail,
where
Mr
Atkinson
pro-
years
of
axe
or
under.
Several
itailment
of
nursing
duties
were
by
Ueoif
Lambly.
found
necessary.
1
first
reel,
the
projector
niotur
and
Mrs.
Krrdn
(roin
the
Pi
nice
rtu-MHi
.tllan
h.is
derided
h
hiiiiM
II
In
surgiral
in
New
Westminster,
i-iitly
was
awarded
a
,)
In
the
Royal
Col-trKeor.
And.
said
Dr.
.is
daugnter
Dorolh.
'i
a
public
health
renticton.
BC.
The
1
1
Ijmted
Christina
.ii
Vaneuuver.
.
ivor
of
Douulas.
Al-sr
fusii
h
has
re-'Nio
aftvr
visiting
his
ties
H.ll,
and
hi
sls-
1
posed
the
toast
to
the
bride
and
other
on
the
list
were
aio
In
stopped,
apparently
affected
by
Telephone
now
for
full
information
on
this
substantial
saving.
Bcntly
George
Benoit,
son
of
;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
Benoit.
wis
;
the
first
baby
born
in
Terrace:
Hospital
New
Year's
Day.
Also
born
New
Year's
Day
was
a
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Houlo.
jit
was
responded
to
by
the
the
teen-age
bracket.
!
the
cold,
and
refused
to
run
any
I
grtiom.
.
....
-
!
further.
Commandeering
nn
as-
Guests
included
E.
RPy..M
IM
ht
tlv?
f
Mrs,
Ri:tar.t.
Mr.
Campbell
hart
I
nolds.
grandmother
of
the
bride,
Miss
Stewart's
selection'
was
j
man
stand
in
the
snow
ocslde
Mrs.
Olof
Hultkrans
and
Mrs.
umni
a
foregone
conclusion.!
the
machine
and
turn
the
rc-
i
William
Clark,
at
present
in
gnc
raptured
the
National
Worn-1
retaining
reels
by
hand,
wlule
he
;
Gordon
Vosburgh
hits
Uiken
j
hospital
here,
to
whom
the
bride
en's
Close
golf
rhamplonshp
for
;
hi
111.
"'
If
stoud
just
iuside
tho
:
0ver
his
partner's
share
of
th
presented
her
bouquet
the
second
year
In
a
row.
and
her
window
and
relayed
instructions
:
iBW
nrm
Known
as
Collins
5:
I
Refreshments
were
In
charge
a.
round
performance
in
1952
1
ag
to
whether
It
should
be
run
j
Voi-buigh.
Darrell
Collins,
who
Man
Christmas
holl-Sam
Hill,
here
over
The
show
was
came
here
in
1950
to
open
ths
of
Mrs.
Tom
Gourley,
Mrs.
Alf
ftjodin
and
Mrs.
Lars
Nelson.
was
only
slightly
less
amazing
,
fastPr
or
slower
than
her
first
year
In
the
big
a
success,
leagues,
when
she
gathered
in
'
FOR
HIGH
CLASS
PRINTING
IN
1953
As
Always
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
Dibb
Printing
Co.
the
Ontario
Women's
0)x-n.
the:
National
Open
and
the
National
;
Close
Typo
Union
t
isV(ond-p!aoc
wi-incr
was
City
Air
Cadet
Group
Presses
For
Uniforms
S1953
hoe
Officers
other
golfer.
20-year-old
Oav
of
Kitchener.
Out
.
busiiiess.
left
for
Vancouver
Saturday
to
locale
elsewhere.
o
Terrace
Social
Credit
meeting
was
well
attended
when
officers
for
the
new
term
were
elected.
They
are:
president,
Fraser
Mc-lichlan;
secretary.
Mrs.
D.
D.
Walker:
treasurer.
Wilfred
Toopc.
Mrs.
Walker
Is
head
of
the
entertainment
committee
.and
Harry
Haugland
head
of
the
public
relations
committee.
Dawson
&
Hall
started
rock
n-iirlc
Inst
MolldaV
on
the
WCst
performance
In
the
1952
Open
eclipsed
even
Mlsi
Stewart's.
She
DRIVE
IN
STYLE.
..FOR
LESS
PER
MILE
HILLMAN
TTLLruc
HEPPNER
MOTORS
Installation
Officers
for
the
coniinj
year
o.r
the
Prince
Rupert
Typographical
Union.
Local
413.
were
Installed
at
the
monthly
mectlnq,
last
night
In
the
Civic
Centre.
rrnnn,
on
his
tors
to
K'.Us
Air
Urns,
nald
r
left
(in
the
eom-sulnr
fllKhl
5(12
on
V.
i
Free
plug
i
re
Mr
I'usich
was
an
s)ectai.or
at
the
i
-
Huiiert
basketball
d
Laid
with
a
Klin:
cmiid
give
you
guys
Hrsldis
being
mayor;
'Kir
of
the
Douglas
'e
team.
"JH!
his
(llKht
to
lure
he
addressed
the
'
Chamber
of
Cum-"rlon
Viiunis
said
he
they
weren
t
trying
to
ut
of
Ketchikan
in
I'a'k.
but
Hob
F.llis
Ruiiert
lllRht
4.',
mln-''
could
make
ronnec-
l)e
lure
Wednesday
McBridc
Street
Donald
Mefoi
kindule.
n
pa:t
,
.1.1,,
of
th(.
skeena
bridge
in
Phone
Black
60S
forged
through
U
the
final
,
A
;pMiul
mt
cling
of
the
Air
match,
losing
out
to
Fdenn
An-1
Ciuii't
group
coinmittt'e
was
call-
derson
of
Helena.
M
t.
Mies,
ed
last
night
in
honor
of
V
R.
siewart
was
eliminated
In
the
iCIerihue.
chairman
of
the
B
C.
srml-flnals.
Committee
of
the
Air
Cadet
.
league
of
Canada,
at
present
In
10-
r.
iii-wi.n
the
city
on
business.
The
third
choice
was
10-year-
.
i
While
members
were
dclluhl-d
old
E
ililey
Campbell
of
Fergus.
o
have
Mr,
Clerlhue
as
a
guest.
Ont.,
winner
of
the
1952
world's
they
made
a
stroig
request
to
ll"o
fer
thij
women's
th'-ec-ml!(
him
concerning
supply
of
unl-
""-
m
the
Canadian
Nutlonnt
forms
for
559
Prince
Rupert
Air
Exhibition.
'Cadet
Squadron.
Olympic
stars
were
favored.
Mr.
fieri
hue
regretted
the
tie-
N
ic
of
the
24
names
gaining
a
;lay
but
said
he
hoped
that
the
berth
on
the
IK
were
tin
Cana-unlform
situation
would
be
clarl-
da's
Olympic
team;
in
1340
or
fled
soon,
and
he
also
made
note
igj2.
,
president
of
the
locnl
union,
ronncction
with
the
Kitimat-read
the
obligations
of
incom-1
Tcrrncr.
ran
nng
and
road,
lug
officers
In
pcrfoniiiinr
ihej
.
.
.
ceremony.
Ncw
customers
ot
B.C.
Power
installed
were
Mcl
Scott,
pies-
j
Ccn,mission
here
during
1952
icent:
Mike
Montesano.
vice-
;
tjtallt.(j
295.
According
to
Lloyd
president;
Clifford
Jonkms.
Valler
district
manager.
Ter-
1
retury-trea-urcr,
and
Vincci
race
has
900!
power
customers
OFFICIAL
OPEIIIHG
FRIDAY,
JANUARY
16TH
1953
9
r
li
K
1
01
i:ie
lael
inul
me
msuueuns
.
..
snrinler
11
iv.
seieennt-.it-nrii!.'.
NOTICE
Effei
tive
dut?s
for
prices
in
Tmlcpeiideut
Food
SI
ores
advertisement
In
yesterday:
paper
should
have
rend
January
16.
17
1
and
19.
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
Ito'im
10.
Su-e
Buili'iivj
Vhoi
f
H;ue
593
here
are
In
-iced
of
up-to-date
training
manuals,
j
In
addition
to
being
piovinclal
chairman.
Mr.
Clciihue
Is
one
of
the
original
founders
of
the
Air
Cadet
movement
In
Canada.
I
Jim
Taylor,
chairman
of
the
Prince
Rupert
group
commill.'e.
Hejiior
rtli
Kenie
of
Vaneou-vrr.
hi(-putler
Mary
Law-ranee
of
Toronto.
Iiur-lle-Shirley
Erkel
ot
Toronto
ami
swlniim
r
Irene
Strong
of
Van-couvei.
,
.'.-.
Tennis,
which
usually
i;lves
several
women
to
tlv?
list
of
out-
for
those
who
have
1
"''
with
the
Rotary
"irus
was
Issued
today
ie
Ralagnn.
,IIe
says
to
at
rehearsM
at
Tuesday
night.
Charlie
I'uld
a
concert
In
Feb-J
ant.s
100
per
cent
"c
from
here
on.
iigements
worked
jut
"
'd
by
the
Rotary
Club
1
Lngland,
a
larg
:
cake
sent
by
the
I'upert
Uotartans
was
announced
last
night
that
the
annual
general
meeting
wl'l
b?
standing
athletes,
this
year
plac-
THE
PRINC
RUPERT
HOTEL
COMPANY
LIMITED
WISH
TO
ANNOUNCE
THE
RE-OPENING
OF
THEIR
bluing
l'oom
and
Coffee
S)!ioj
UNDER
THE
NEW
MANAGEMENT
OF
MR.
AND
MRS.
F.
H.
CLARK,
LATE
OF
RAMSGATE,
ENGLAND;
Catering
To
Suit
Every
Taste
BUSINESSMEN'S
LUNCH
A
SPECIALTY
held
Feb.
10
at
ths
Canadian
ed
only
one.
Mie
was.
wianrue
i
Legion
and
all
those
Interested
Lafrombolw
ot
Mi
tilre.il,
Cmia-are
Invited
to
attend.
(Han
Junior
champion
in
1952.
I
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jr
t
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W
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f-
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.,
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4.
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a,
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mi.:-
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f
r
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1-
5
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;
t
,
,
V''
:
:
f
Mr-'
s
",(.
(
i
.
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'
'
Hi.
-J-
F
r
fr'
If.-'
I
passed
around
Inst
ATTENTION
'MOTHERS
Arc
you
having
trouble
keeping
your
children
dry?
DROP
IN
AND
SEE
OUR
NEW
RAIN
OUTFITS.
Same
style
as
snow
suits,
zipper
up
front.
First
time
ever
to
be
in
Prince
Rupert.
Sizes
1
to
5.
"siLeiit
of
the
club,
"row,
In
a
leller
to
"'lent
Ired
Headden
cake
arrived
In
good
"1
he
planned
to
pro-ast
to
the
Rupert
club
wnds
the
gift
to
the
'"Mans
every
vrarut
day
gathering.
MODERN
AND
OLD
TIME
DANCE
FRIDAY,
JANUARY
16
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
Music
By
PKTE
HEGG
and
HIS
WESTKHNAIRKS
OPEN
7
A.M.
TO
9
P.M.
SHARON'S
SHOP
j
IT
PAYS
O
AliViDTitr
Price
$1.00
Dancing
from
10-2