Prince
Rupert
Daily
r4evs
Thursday,
February
14.
1952
IsmB
Mr.
Ilalllweli
informed
the
executive.
The
club
sponsored
adult
educational
series,
presented
by
weekly
lectures
at
Booth
Memorial
High
School
will
end
February
19.
Good
attendance
at
the
J-erAona(s
Passed
Away
In
Hospital,
Not
in
Hotel
aniii
yjronfi
Knights
Templar
Head
Pays
Visit
Mrs.
Earl
Becker
returned
to
onSoliaatuitj
lectures
was
reported.
!
Date
for
the
next
general
meeting
was
set
at
February
26,
'
when
election
of
officers
will
the
city
Tuesday
night
from
Wistaria
where
her
mothrr,
Mrs.
The
drama
department
of
CCC
Douglas
Manson
of
Nanaimo
iL
f
OL
viervance
300
Club
will
affiliate
with
Prince
Rupert
Little
Theatre,
the
club!
take
place.
E.
J.
Mohr,
pioneer
woman
of
the
lakes
district,
recently
died.
The
funeral
took
place
at
Wis
James
Crocker,
71-ycar-old
logger,
whose
death
occurred
Tuesday
night,
died
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
and
not
at
the
Bayview
Hotel
as
might
have
bven
gathered
from
the
report
in
yesterday's
paper.
Mr.
provincial
grand
prior
of
Knights
Templar,
arrived
in
the
city
yesterday
on
the
Prince
George
to
pay
an
official
visit
to
the
local
preccptory
last
night.
R.
G.
Van
taria.
executive
decided
last
night.
I
Feeling
was
that
mutual
benefit!
If
you
want
to
sell
it.
advertise
uaiiM
K
rirasam
hv
such
a
move
U.
News
classified.
A
f
iBrolL
lernooc
the
der
sluys,
formerly
of
this
city
E.
J.
Mohr,
whose
wife
died
a
few
days
ago
at
Wistariae.
arrived
in
the
city
on
Tuesday
Crocker
had
not
Deen
ai
Bavview
Hotel
since
1950
h'
interesting
and
novel
program
was
of
the
two
depart-
ttl
ana
now
oi
west
Vancouver,!
A
meeting
who
was
provincial
grand
master
;
ments
is
expected
In
the
near
though
he
received
.
his
mail
night's
train
from
the
interior
He
is
sailing
tonight
on
the
there.
Prince
George
for
a
visit
in
Van
SOYAIIV
last
year,
was
also
present
lasl
future.
night
and
was
honored
by
ltj
Report
on
the
club's
choral
mother
preceptory.
Mr.
Manson
group
showed
good
progress
but
and
Mr.
Van
der
sluys
will
be
m0re
members
are
asked
to
sup-sailing
tonight
by
the
Prince
,
port
the
group.
George
on
their
return
south.
,
Fini,nciai
reDOrt
was
read
by
nt-Teacher
Association
at
the
monthly
the
observance
of
"Brotherhood
Week"
ined
to
promote
unity
between
the
many
diilrs
that
comprise
the'
Canadian
nation.
couver.
Mrs.
Vlnee
Daly
and
son
David,
dors
rea
i
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Daly
s
i
father,
David
Todd,
who
has
'
been
visiting
here
for
three
meeting
tonight.
(38cl
Valhalla
Urgent.
weeks,
are
sailing
on
the
Prince
This
Open
House
will
include
a
program
for
parents
to
be
pre-
,
'
Treasurer
Bill
Halliwell
which
BRINY
WATERS
j
showed
the
club
is
becoming
fi-
I
The
salt
content
of
the
waters
nanclaily
sound.
Profits
from
a
of
the
Great
Salt
Lake
in
Utah
new
soft
drink
machine
installed
is
about
six
times
the
density
of
in
tha
plant
by
the
company
are
,
the
ocean.
.
being
turned
over
to
the
club,
George
tonight
for
Vancouver.
I
sentcd
by
the
school
children,
The
Dry
Goods
and
Novelty
Shop
will
be
closed
from
Febru
.,;iird
ruirv
With
W.
Miiiftoi
k
and
.
in
make
the
slandini!
SsUCCTM.
i
,
,.
l
re
s
liments
'nations--
Chinese
i
:,l
htii
spaghetti.
Dalv
will
spend
a
two-
followed
by
a
tea
to
be
convened
vacation
In
the
south,
by
Mrs.
J.
F.
Denning.
1
ary
14
to
28..
,
rc
The
next
PTA
Card
Party
will
I
be
held
on
March
21.
Mrs.
J.
fjnrwpiiiun
pas
to
Adclman
was
chosen
convener.
mule
dessert.
Out
of
respect
to
the
late
King
George
the
Moose
Club
will
be
closed
Friday,
February
15.
(39c
Legion
Lauics'
Auxiliary
meet
10:30
Friday
morning
Legion
'
.which
were
fully
I
Mrs.
J.
Kurdzlcl
was
chosen
,.
i-,itie
rrowd
ol
i
Conrad's
representative
to
the
j
Haakon
Sel
fjord,
,
Fisherman,
Dies
1
Haakon
Sclfjord,
well
known
meetings
of
the
city's
two
other
fr73
n
r?
a
cm
ah
Building
for
Memorial
Service
local
salmon
fisherman
and
res
L:
l
n
ident
of
Prince
Rupert
foi
i
riends
present.
I
brought
curios
,i,ts
winch
were
,l,,y
including
a
bedspread
from
.!
Irom
Switzer-irlcts
from
India,
,,
the
Ukraine,
a
us
from
Mexico,
a
c
i
PTA's
this
month.
O.
Olsson
was
chosen
Conrad
PTA's
alternate
delegate
to
the
convention
of
the
B.C.
Parent-Teacher
Federation,
to
be
held
In
Kclowna
on
April
18,
17
and
18,
In
case
a
represcnative
from
Borden
Street
Is
unable
to
attend.
twenty-two
years,
passed
away
yesterday
afternoon
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
Born
77
years
ago
In
I.und,
parade
to
Civic
Centre.
(38c)
Scouts
and
Cubs
are
requested
to
attend
the
Civic
Centre
Memorial
Service
tomorrow
in
full
uniform.
Fall
In
10:45
outside
Civic
Centre.
(ltc)
Due
to
the
funeral
of
the
mm
EM!
if:
(
,x
I
rum
China,
a
I
fl
,ck
to
1752
from;
;l
i
of
cherry
wood
Viators
from
the
other
PTA's
Norway,
nc
nac
spent
n
oi
ni
included
Mrs.
A.
Logan'
from
22
years
in
Canada
at
Prince
Borden
Street
PTA
and
Mrs.
K.
Rupert.
His
last
boat
was
the
Hardy
and
Mrs.
Bjornsen
from
At'as-
in
p,i.,rH
Surviving
arc
deceased
s
widow,
II;
J,l.'"-
I
Prpsiriom
w
n
OriffltliH
was
who
has
been
for
many
years
In
In
the
chair.
late
King
Oeorge
on
Friday,
February
15,
the
Sons
of
Nor-1
way
Dance
will
be
postponed
un-
j
til
February
22.
.
(38c)
Attention.
All
Elks
are
requested
to
attend
the
regular
meeting
Thursday,
February
14
at
8
p.m.
Officers
unable
to
attend
please
contact
Lodge.
Red
!
184.
38c
i
Bergen,
Norway;
four
daughters,
I
Mrs.
Herman
Rensvold
and
Mrs.
Jacob
Strand
of
Prince
Rupert,
I
Mrs.
Haldis
Wold
in
Oslo,
Nor-i
way.
and
Mrs.
Ounhied
Jansen
(efehralinti
i
an
program
of
.vas
begun
with
a
iy
W
D
Griffiths,
iKlk'iicr
Joined
in
last
verse.
Leon-escnterl
England
ay
number.
"My
:bort
Fields
de-.i,
is
with
an
ac-
r
,-.
t,
u
ring
well
airs
in
which
the
exciting
new
recipe
for
i
Creamed
Salmon
In
Stockholm;
three
sons,
oiol
.
!
Sclfjord
in
Prince
Rupert
and1
verdant
Canadian
Legion
H.b.b.L..
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Kit
kpatrlck,
spontaneously
In
Harold
and
Haakon
In
Vancouver.
There
arc
aiso
eleven
grandchildren.
A
brother,
Alfred
Sclfjord,
lives
In
Bodo,
Norway.
Deceased
was
a
member
of
St.
Faul's
Lutheran
Church.
The
luneral
will
take
place
Saturday
atternoon.
Church
parade,
Friday
morning,
February
15,
Civic
Centre.
Memorial
Service
Parade
leaving
Legion
Hall
First
Ave.
at
10:30
a.m.
Medals
and
berets
to
be
worn.
(38c)
ii
sane
two
Swiss
,Me
wuh
Alpine
Maria
Bussantch,
..
from
Itaiy,
de-hiT
rendition
in
i
a
i.ucia."
A
rous-
an
Boer
song
by
pioneer
residents
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
moved
to
Victoria
some
twenty-five
years
ago,
will
oc
celebrating
their
seventieth
wedding
anniversary
there
on
Saturday
of
this
week.
They
were
married
In
England.
In
spite
dl
the
fullness
of
over
niuety
years.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kirk-
h
was
well
rc-werc
interspers-
INTRODUCING
p.ttrick
are
still
enjoying
good
lity
sinking
rep-uair;
lands,'
Fol-
Mr
and
Mrs
I
a
talented
and
performed
a
aiaT
"Trlde
Of,
,p
which
Mrs.'
nii
il
on
the
ac-1
health.
Mrs.
Kii
kpalrbk
was
an
alderman
in
Prince
Rupert
in
1913,
the
first
woman
alderman
In
Canada,
and
also
served
in
the
school
board.
'
Mr.
Kli
kpatrlek
was
a
customs
officer
here
and
they
moved
south
when
he
retired.
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r.Minal
Inter-at
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of
all
par-ivi-ment.
and
so-aport
for
the
tea
For
Plain
or
"Fancy"
Cooking-Use
the
Milk
that
Whips!
CARNATION
MILK
is
ioutli-neb
milt
concentrated
to
the
consiitency
of
cream.
So
it's
perfect
for
your
fanciest
"company''
desserts,
as
well
as
all
regular
milk
purposes!
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bctwi-en
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and
the
newly
"MILK"
us
Carnation
diluted
wilh
an
equal
amount
of
water.
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Dental
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IN
YOUR
l'"r
the
pennant
'B'1
"en.lance
of
par-
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fi
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y
you
have
homocenied.
heat
retineil
milk
iih
all
of
good
milt'i
food
values,
and
extra
crcsmy-smoothness.
USE
IT
LIKE
CREAM
..
.
for
whipped
toppings,
on
fruits,
cereals,
puddings
...
in
most
recipes
callinc
lor
costlv
cream.
Millions
prtftr
undiluted
between
Miss
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World
Wide
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FOR
A
LASTING
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Carnation
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and
Miss
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an-lloiise
would
be
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Seal
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