Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
December
19,
1953
MOrVTATV
CLIMBER
The
l?OJ5-fc3t
Schneckhorn
peak
In
the
Swiss
Alps
was
first
climbed
by
Sir
Leslie
Stephen
in
1851.
-
Sunday
Night
New
Deadline
For
Jaycee
Light
Up
Contest
Although
this
Is
the
final
day
.city,
the
deadline
has
been
ex-
i
It
Commissioner
and
Scouts
Given
Awards
at
Party
tended
to
Sunday
evening.
"
tu-
live
On-ii
m
Light-up
contest
sponsored
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
in
co-oppra-tion
with
the
merchants
of
the
Santa
Claus
came
In
a
big
way
community
service,
which
Into
the
Second
Prince
Rupert
eluded
his
encouragement
to
the
Scouts
and
Cubs
group
last
night
scouting
movement
and
his
work
as
it
held
its
annual
Christmas
among
the
natives.
party
at
the
Conrad
Street
Others
who
received
honors
school.
I
were
Scout
Jim
McLean,
who
J-Jcicl
a
I
Jcria
'
n
1
I
Give
HIM
BRIEFCASE
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DIS6
PRINTING
COMPANY
.
While
a
fair
humber
of
entries
have
come
In,
response
has
been
slower
than
was
anticipated.
The
committee
In
charge
of
the
cam-raifn
feels
that
the
cash
prices
i
has
offered
a
first
prize
of
$20
wit!
cond
p-ize
oi
$il
Along:
vith
these
cash
prizes
the
con-
;
test
offers
additional
merchandising
awards
to
tl.
first
and
;
second
prize
winners.
j
Chairman
of
the
committee,
j
O.
P.
Woodside,
announced
to-
j
day
that
entries
will
be
accepted
by
telephone
up
to
6
p.m.
Sunday
to
permit
those
who
wish
to
enter
to
contact
him.
They
may
do
so
by
calling
Blue
192
and
leaving
their
name
and
address.
j
.Aension
is
offered
to
widen
the
field
of
entries
and
to
uruftuen
the
competition.
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With
about
90
members
of
the
was
awarded
his
knotter's
badge,
group,
and
attendant
brothers
and
Scout
Frank
Anfleld,
who
and
sisters,
cheering
him
on,
j
was
given
hi?
pathfinder's
badge.
Santa
emptied
a
huge
bag
of
j
The
Ravens
were
named
the
goodies
to
climax
an
eventful
most
efficient
patrol,
for
which
evening
of
entertainment
and
the
prize
was
a
pup
tent.
The
presentations.
Wolf
patrol
received
an
axe
as
Two
highlights
of
the
occasion
runner-up.
were
the
awarding
of
Queen,
With
Cubmaster
Art
William-Srout
badges
to
David
Ridsdale
!
son,
Scoutmaster
A.
Van
Roche
and
Jim
Baldwin,
and
presen-
j
and
assistant
Scoutmaster
Harry
tation
of
the
Coronation
medal
',
Winston
directing
pi
os-eedings,
tu
district
scout
cumiiii.vionei
i
a
series
of
skits
and
community
Frank
Anficld.
singing
filled
out
a
lively
pro-
In
pinning
the
Queen's
badges
I
gram
for
the
many
parents
and
on
Scouts
Ridsdale
and
,Baldwin,!
other
guests.
Mr.
Anfield
commended
the
boys!
p,,!,.
,hn
D
individual
npr-
A
SMART
NEW
combination
of
lace
and
red
flannel
is
used
by
designer
Zita
for
this
leisure-time
outfit.
The
sleek
top
is
of
the
flannel,
which
also
lines
the
lace
pants.
A
matching
tie-on
skirt
makes
the
costume
suitable
for
dress
occasions.
Special
to
The
Dally
Kews
j
TERCE
A
Legion
guard
of
honor
was
posted
at
St.
Matthew's
Anglican
church
here
for
the
funeral
service
for
Will
Robinson,
i
The
local
contingent
of
RCMP
also
paraded
to
the
well-attend-'
ed
service
for
the
late
chief,
magistrate,
at
whicri
v
pallbear-
j
ers
were
E.
T.
Kenney,
Herb
Spencer,
Claire
Giggey,
Jim
Nor-
I
'
rington,
John
Hagan
and
Lloyd
Johnstone.
The
Rev.
M.
V.
O'Connell
officiated.
j
Legion
rites
were
conducted
at
j
the
graveside
where
Sam
Kirk-
j
aldy
sounded
the
Last
Post.
j
Moose
Women
formances
were
George
Denning
and
Murray
Kellough,
both
of
whom
gave
piano
solos,
and
Rob
for
their
keenness
in
competing
for
this
honor.
He
termed
the
award
the
"highest
that
a
Scout
can
earn."
Presentation
of
the
Corona
Enjoy
Annual
Koy,
Don
Quast
and
Ron
Quick
who
sang
hymns
in
trio.
The
Judged
!!
ri
Canada's
Finest
Tilts
HK(
I'.NT
formal
portrait
of
the
Queen
and
the
Duke
of
Yuletide
Party
'
Women
of
the
Moose
here
enjoyed
a
Christmas
banquet
this
week,
featuring
turkey
dinner,
exchange
of
gifts
and
concert.
Santa,
played
by
Hilda
Tatter-
.
LONG
TASK
!
The
12-mile
Simplon
tunnel
j
'In
the
Swiss
Alps
took
eight,
years
to
construct.
j
mreh
was
taken
before
they
started
their
Commonwealth
Tin
y
stand
in
the
grand
entrance
at
Buckingham
Palace.
Beer
Cubs
also
led
the
uinging
In
chorus.
Following
are
patrol
members
who
took
part,
and
the
skits
they
presented:
Beavers
In
"The
Lone
Ranger"
were
Jack
Rudolph,
Robin
Cameron,
Danny
Pick,
Tom
Lind-storm.
Charlifi
Wlllson
and
Gary
Ogilvie.
Ravens
in
"Whodunit'1
were
Joe
Scott,
Frank
Anfield,
David
Clegg,
Bruce
Roald
and
Bill
Kergin.
Buffaloes
In
"Dognet"
were
tion
medal,
w
ith
citation,
to
Mr.
I
Anfield
was
made
by
Robert!
Cameron,
chairman
of
the
group
!
committee.
He
pointed
out
thatj
the
award
was
well
earned
by
Mr.
Anfield
for
his
outstanding
PERSONALS
A
number
of
Prince
Rupert
und
district
teachers
left
on
the
Camosun
last
night
for
Christmas
holidays
in
the
south.
Among
those
making
the
trip
were
Miss
Edith
Jack,
bound
for
gt.
Boulton
of
Burns
Lake
'ins
Coveted
RCMPMeda
lall,
paid
the
grouo
a
visit
and
as.sisted
ty
Beryl
Karasoski,
Ivy
Stewart,
Verna
Parkin,
Elsie
Maulder,
Grace
Mclntyre
and
Mavis
Smlthson,
handed
out
'secret
pal"
and
exchange
gifts.
Honored
at
the
party
were
Mrs.
r..ri
E
inpson,
Alf
Hunter,
Henry
w
Tatter.all.
the
oldest
member,
.other
member
of
the
Royal
Rgt.
Boulton
first
joined
the
ndian
Mounted
Police
in
RCMP
in
1928
at
Regina,
and
re
Rupert
sub-division
has
served
at
points
in
Manitoba,
awarded
the
force's
coveted
Alberta,
Saskatchewan
and
Brit-
Peterson,
Jim
McLean
and
Harry
Duncan;
Miss
Nancy
Hopkins,
IPS!
mam
s.
rvH
o
and
good
conduct
!
ish
Columbia
In
the
fall
of
1943
Vancouver;
Miss
Sheila
Hicks,
he
left
the
force,
joining
the
B.C
For
the
last
four
years
the
jury
of
international
brewing
experts
at
the
International
competitions
for
Canadian
Brewers
have
awarded
Lucky
Lager
the
Star
of
Excellence
'
symbol
of
Margaret
Hills,
wife
of
mayor-elect
George
Hills,
Amy
Kasper
on
her
anniversary
and
Alice
Ritchie
on
her
birthday.
!
I
Christmas
carols
were
sung
as
well
as
solos
by
Kit
Holder,
Peggy
Andrews
and
Beryl
Karasoski,
duet
by
Amy
Kasper
and
Mrs.
W.
Tattersall
and
a
"trio
by
Gert
Haugan,
Amy
Kasper
and
Lina
Grlmble.
p
n
Set.
Philip
Boulton
of
!
police
In
the
spring
of
1935.
r,s
Lake,
w
ho
received
the
j
He
served
at
detachments
all
al
and
praise
for
exemplary
;
over
the
prbvince
in
the
B.C.
Victoria,
and
Miss
J.
Bernhof,
Robert
Creek,
all
Prince
Rupert
teachers.
Miss
W.
Apps
of
Hartley
Bay
school
also
travelled
to
Vancouver.
Turner.
Hawks
in
'Christopher
Columbus"
were
Harry
Schrader,
Bob
Bussanlch,
Lloyd
Quast,
Everett
Hall
and
Gary
Nelson.
Wolves
in
"Worst-Aid"
were
Jim
Baldwin,
Philip
Thorn,
Don
Murray,
Dale
Turcotte
and
'Dennis
Griffiths.
,
The
eveninc
concluded
with
a
generous
supply
of
refreshments
vice
in
two
forces,
the
RCMP
force,
remaining
with
that
body
H
!
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4
'
m
t
1
;
i
:
!
'
!
S3
.
if
i-
i'-
'"
d
the
now
defunct
B
C.
Pro-
until
the
RCMP
took
over
polic-
nal
Police,
at
a
ceremony
in
lng
of
the
province
In
August.
Mrs.
A.
M.
Hurst.
Waldron
divisional
headquarters
here
1950.
Since
then,
he
has
served
'
AnartmenLs.
also
left
aboard
the
errtiiy
afternoon.
at
North
Vancouver
and
Burns
!
Camosun
last
night
to
spend
nrovlder!
y
inry.
1st
PRIZE
FOR
CANADIAN
BEERS
'low
members
of
the
force,
(Lake,
coming
to
Burns
Lake
l'2
1
Christmas
in
the
south,
their
dress
red
serge,
looked
;
years
ago.
tha
women's
auxil-
!
manKea
tor
tne'r
wors
in
pre-!
paring
the
party
were
Beryl
Kar-,
!
asosky,
chairman;
Grace
McJn-
tyre
and
Mavis
Smlthson,
in
I
I
If
charge
of
tickets;
Ida
Paulson
n
11
aiiH
Mrs
TwpAri
frlfti-
nnrt
TVtt.
Thomas,
pianist.
I
as
Inspector
W.
M.
Taylor
ggt.
Boulton
Is
married
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gordon
Calder-enii
ci
the
silver
medal
to
has
two
children.
I
wood,
40
Eleventh
Street,
also
Boulton.
The
Inspector,!
He
was
the
third
member
of
wpre
passengers
on
the
Camo-ir.e
that
a
man
must
be
of
the
force
in
this
sub-division
to
sun,
headed
for
Vancouver
me
worth
to
win
the
award,
;
receive
the
medal,
which
Is
whre
they
will
spend
Christmas
i
'h
it
Set.
Boulton's
case
was
jpwarded
onlv
after
20
years
of
with
Mrs.
Calderwood's
parents.
BRUSSELS
1950
LUXEMBOURG
1951
ot-
ETTERBOX
m
unique,
in
mac
ne
was
exemplary
service.
RECIPROCITY
NEEDED
The
Editor.
Cars
in
B.C.
Up
to.
337,198
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Hamano,
233
First
Avenue
East,
and
their
two
Th
Dal1''
Nes-
.?
honored
for
service
in
two
;
Inspector
Taylor
and
Patrol
n
He
had
tome
through
Sgt.
Ross
Clayton
received
the
Mlian
20
years
of
service
;
lone
service
and
good
conduct
Yesterdnv
I
read
what
f
t
"3
rlnmhters
left
for
a
Christmas
holiday
In
the
south.
Ii
a
clean
slate."
medals
last
month.
y-U.
,
ANTWERP
A
PARIS
1953
mm
TO
.'Mm
VICTORIA
(CP)
British
Colum-
j
bia
will
have
nearly
500.000;
motor-vehicles
by
1953,
a
motor-
I
vehicle
branch
official
said
to-;
lay.
'
'
"We're
gearing
our
whole
operation
on
having
nearly
half
a
Also
passengers
aboard
the
Camosun,
Vancouver-bound
for
"vi-(ctYi-
nrp
Mr
and
Mrs.
Richard
Rottluff
of
Massett.
United
Church
Kindergarten
Presents
Christmas
Program
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FREE
HOME
DELIVERY
Lit!,
UldiMM
thought
was
a
strange
editorial,
until
I
saw
its
authority
(Ketchikan
Dclly
News.).
Canadians
do
want
reciprocity
and
our
able
nrime
miniate-is
correctly
echoing
the
sentiment
"Canada
for
Canadians."
Canada
buys
fir
more
than
it
sells
to
the
U.S.,
but
there
has
been
considerable
opposition
to
the
export
of
naturpl
gas,
aluminum,
othnr
raw
materials
and
finished
produr-f-and
to
the
construction
of
the
St.
Lawrence
seaway.
Many
Americans
have
wondered
aloud
why
Canadians
eti'
not
speak
out.
Mr.
St.
Lauren!
n
of
the
First
United;
The
remainder
of
the
pro-
urrh
Ki'1cr?rarten
enjoyed
eram
included:
"Stronger
Tovs
ACpl.
P.
R.
Lindsay
has
arrived
home
to
Join
his
wife
at
241
Fifth
Avenue
East,
after
serving
'irh
5s'h
Independent
Field
Squadron,
RCA,
In
Germany.
;
million
cars
in
the
province
by
1956,"
he
said.
'
I
The
province
now
has
337,198
vehicles
one
for
every
3.6
per-i
sons.
Ten
years
ego
there
were
j
only
130,066
vehicles:
,
i
LUCKY
LAGER
BREWING
CO.
LTD.
-ALSO
BREWERS
OF
BURTON
TYPE
A
LI
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
,
I
....
It
ai.r.u.a
Christmas
party
,
Plea?e."
Elizabeth
Magor:
"Not
ruinn
t
yesterday
alter-j
So
Pad,"
Wlnnifred
Dixon;
m
tli"
church
hill.
j'OcoS
En"h
"
S'li'ley
Rn-
f
y
unyters
enjoyed
n-
hurtsh;
"Why?"
John
Bond:
There
are
426
935
licensed
in
the
population
of
1,230,000.
received
pre
i
Orders
bv
RidK"
Npncv
More:
i'-T.m
s
s
end
end
v,y
randy
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene.
945
Borden
fstret,
lpft
yesterday
by
plane
for
Vancouver
to
nt'end
a
meting
of
the
B.C.
Medical
In
1913
there
were
only
145,500.
boxps.
ps
wei:
'Pig
in
a
Wav,"
Marlene
Krue-
'
.rill-
a
varied
concert
of:
yr:
"A
Possibility,"
Joe
Scuby.
"T5i?
Rmill
Stockind,"
Noia
71
and
recitations.
P'ngi.im
opened
with
'onic''
by
Leigh
Slieardown
!iHr
:t
a
nu.nbfr
cf
S"-
Martin;
"Presents,"
Cobby
and
Eric
Janes:
"The
Best
Storv,"
,
Valerie
Mi.nscn;
"A
Gift,"
Rob-!
rrta
Woods:
"A
Dreadful
Threat."
Barbara
Hood:
"Snow-I
reaoers
'ns
by
Lhr-
v.'hole
class,
such
md
his
colleagues
as
well
a
Canadian
businessmen
havi
rpoken
out
to
ths
mutual
ai
vantage
erf
Canada
and
he
neighbors.
Naturally,
1
It
would
be
mutually
advantageous
if
Canada
with
hir
large
hydro
potential
would
build
her
own
northern
nf
Prince
Runcrl!
flakes
and
Wind,"
Hans
Rod-
Meetin"
ii!i
lit
N
r
'it
"
'
Away
in
a
Hr
:
r.d
-iiins,
Beils.
Ring."
sin.ilcsi,
members
of
the
s-mj
"
1
iu
Birdie
Song."
Vessel
O'vrrrs
Assn.
!
soth:
"Christmas
Mouse.'
Gor-
Fi-hin
don
Eby.
will
be
held
in
Civic
Control
Sundav,
Dec.
?0.
t
2
p.m.
Mem-
hers
plen.se
atter.t'.
(lt)i
industrial
empire
includm?
ir
luminum
plant,
and
tell
the
'(
!'.e-,vsp"lnt
an.
I
-!
iv
machine
is
a
factory
itsSf.
Extra
Special
for
Christmas
Products
t0
lessen
its
"debts
U
Sunrreum
Sh
vrinoster,
only
tlie
United
States."
.18.95.
Runert
Radio
&'
Elce.
j
A
ruick
look
at
the
same
"hol(
trie.
(jt)jcard"
points
out
that
not
only
Is
Canada
America's
best
cis-
Wallace's
Department
Sto-e
i
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but
also
a
convenient
"WORLD
PEACE
"Present
for
Santa,"
Joyca
Skalopsky;
"Looks
Like
Pa,"
RiiFty
Evans;
"Little
Wish."
Margaret
Seiber;
'Present
for
Mamma,.''
John.
Brnanwfe'.v'A
Resolution,"
Charon
Pierce;
"A
Great
Convenience,"
Larry
Eond;
"Eells
of
Silver,
"Jacqueline
Ewart;
"Papa's
Darling,"
Elana
Brs'
;
"Longest
Day,"
David
Griesw.
i
Chop
Suey
House
is
open
tr.nicht
till
9
o'clotk
fir!
source
of
cheap
raw
materials.
,our
shopping
pleasure.
tltt
W.
R.
Ba'.lii
W
Third
Ave.
West
I'hunc
lied
88
Jock
Froi
Poefcage
a
silver-blue
surprise
package
that
magically
discloses
a
cake
of
tangy
June
Geranium
Bath
Soap
$1-00
Blu
Grots
Solid
Cologne
w
a
perfect
tree
ornament,
or
table
favour
,
..
refreshing
Blue
Grass
Solid
Cologne
.
.
.
$1.50
Jawollttd
Pttrfumair
sheer
inspiration
for
the
purse-proud
,
jewel
-
topped,
in
any
one
of
6
wonderful
Ciagrances
$3.00
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CHINESE
DISHES
Orders
To
1'ake
Out
"Email
Spce"li"s."
Ken
Tel-
j
ford;
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Riymon;i
and
Vinccni
UnbJt;
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of
All,"
.
!
13-nn
"r;liln;
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'.
Cathie
Lciphton;
"A
Hard;
Task,"
Linda
Buchanan;
"Weil
Seasoned,"
Nancy
Halversen.
1954
Model
Salanti
PIANO
ACCORDION
?n
6
p.m.
to
S
a.m.
Dally
.tv"
oy
ous
Kotos
arc
lilllc
gifts
Little
gifts
of
bath-time
luxury
.
.
.
fragrant
accessories
from
Hand
Lotion
to
the
Magnum
Soap
in
fresh,
tangy
June
Geranium
fragrance.
Each
a
delight
.
.
.
each
a
famous
name.
Treble
Keys,
Basses,
sets
Treble
Reeds,
(with
piccolo
reeds)
sets
Bass
Reeds
Treble
Registers
Bass
Registers.
W&NApt'
Wr1.!
nil
r'il
V
A
Jun.
Geranium
So.,
and
Ardtns
Ousting
Pewdsr.
JJ.JO
This
multi-shift
model
with
its
wide
range
of
tQnal
effects,
accurate
tuning
and
action
is
an
Accordion
cf
exceptional
value.
8
-Jum
Geranium
Bath
Soap
3
chubby
cokes
in
a
flower-bedecked
see-through
tube
$2.50
CANADIAN
LEGION
B.E.S.L.
ANNUAL
KIDDIES
XMAS
TREE
will
be
held
on
SUNDAY,
DEC.
20
2
p.m.
THE
ARMOURIES
Sixth
Avenue
CJunt
Geranium
Hand
Lotion
in
plastic
bottle
4.,
(1.30
MODEL
445
Comolete
with
straos
and
259.50
Luggage
style
case
Other
models
from
$59.50.
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
ORMES
DRUGS
303
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
Green
810