'll'KII
(
'Oily
tir
...uurauy,
f
euruury
Jl,
ID'Si
spassing
UH
SanJ,j
Liberals
Throughout
B.C.
Naming
Candidates
For
Meet
Formation
of
Air
Cadet
Drill
Team
Revealed
by
Commanding
Officer
wonderful
,,,,11,-s
are
Liberal
associations
through-1
Mrs.
Gates
said
tias
new
lead-out
the
province
are
holding
!
er
to
furce;d
former
Premier
"aln
riding
meetings
meetings
to
to
elect
elect
dele
dele-.Byron
I.
Johnson
will
be
elert-
Formatlon
of
an
air
cadet
the
work
of
Ned
MacNcil.
adju-,
funds
last
fall
had
met
with
anil
team
here
which
will
com-,
tani;
Bin
Bryant.
euulDtnent
"morWat..
...
a
.u.7"
k,
sr-')
i,
i
I
-
.
"
f
I
V
M:i'
pete
oon
for
the
provincial
officer;
Drs.
Alf
Large
and
Bob
tag
day
would
be
held
AdAi
18
I
gates
to
the
convenllon,
and
re-led
by
a
majoiity
vote
of
dtle-champlomJUp
m
announced
I
Wilson,
medical
officers;
Rev.
L.i
Commanding
Officer
Garrett
iport8
lndicate
great
interest
U
gates
repreoentatwe
of
the
last
night
by
Dick
Garrett,
com-jSleber
and
Father
Rayner,
'
said
the
present
streneth
of
'
the
'
belng
ghown
tne
member-)
Liberty
P,irty
throughout
trw
manding
officer
of
the
Prince
:
padres;
and
Joe
Ward
and
Don
squadron
is
49
h
airt
i,r.i!!hil)
in
tne
elect'n
of
delegates!
province.
Rupert
air
cadet
squadron.
waywood,
instructors.
!
iwere
eood
nmxnwt
:U
,.r
of
uniforms
n,t
!ana
"
iu-
A;i
sessions
of
th
convention
He
added
that
the
canvaas
lnr.hi.in.
.ii.u.
.
""itions.
ll1Crt'
.should
W
more
.
but
all
those
who
l
iuulil
have
the
follower
ork.
;,,rtl
ju.st
about
every-piincc
HuK-rt
(shook
..,lii
cj
lirrb
Mor-I
bhcs
ut
a
party
last
I
,b
is
ail
set
to
walk
I
jf
tomorrow
to
claim
ilhrr.
pen
parties
are
neur-.
nd
and
friends
offer
T
n'MKMUlc
MJUII.
Speaking
at
the
first
annual
general
meeting
of
the
local
air
cadet
group,
Mr.
Garrett
said
the
squadwn
as
a
whole
was
putting
Intensive
work
into
DerfectinK
The
following
committees
are
'
the
B.C.
Liberal
Association
preparing
reports:
p
1
a
t
f
o
r
m
t
said
tixlav
the
call
for
the
pro-committee,
co-ordinating
chair-!
vincial
L)V
r;,I
convention
has
man,
Mrs.
Nancy
Hodges,
MLA;
!
gone
out
to
all
iissocutions.
leadership
committee,
Sydney
J.
,
The
convention
will
be
held
Smith:
constitution,
C.
W.
Mor-!
in
Vancouver
Feb.
27
and
28.
row,
QC;
organization.
Senator
will
be
open
to
the
press
and
J.
G.
Turgeon.
public.
Its
drill
movements
and
that
It'j
I,
me,
there
U
no
re-
had
been
possible
to
select
a
team
which
could
be
counted
on
to
make
a
good
showing
In
the
competition.
"Thev
Are
an
Yepntlrnnl
!it
o
arcept.
1
v
happy
'"r
a
rlrte
of
boys
and
the
attention
they
duor
wi
re
rreo
i,ai-;,d
Mike
Monteaane
ms
tin
y
walked
.
.
.
the
stag
...
but
from
jiliki'
home.
Booth
P-TA
Announces
Award
For
Outstanding
Student
i
A
scholarship
for
an
outstand-1
M.
Botrakoff,
Mrs
E,
A
Evans
Jig
student
graduating
ftomj
Mrs.
Ernest
Paulding
Mrs
Fred
Booth
Memorial
High
School!
ArUrobus,
Mrs.
K
Rowe,
Mrs
N
who
plans
to
enter
teacher-
j
McKay,
Mrs.
Earl
Becker,
M-s
training
will
be
provided
by
thei
A.
E.
Carlson.
Mrs.
H
A
Brcen
school's
Parent-Teacher
A.woci-
j
Mrs.
J.
Kurdziel,
Mrs.
R.
G
Far-&U:
I
mer,
Mrs.
C.
G.
Brechin,
Mrs.
S.
This
move
was
unanimously
;
P.
White,
Mrs.
O.
Trapp,
Mr
C
endorsed
by
the
regular
monthly
Worsley,
Mrs.
Hegre,
Mrs
W.
.xcetlr.s.
'
Cca-cs.
ISs.
K.
U.'
Di-il&scu
ari
Means
to
secure
a
probation
I
the
senior
girls,
officer
for
this
district
also
were
j
A
vote
of
thanks
also
was
given
Burns
and
Co.
lor
donation
of
Kervi
serving
r.r
of
v,,t
hot
dishes
u
dur,n
'
.
lunch
hour
is
proving
highly
i0""
bones'
popular,
it
was
reported.
As
R-
IJ-
Davidson.
vie-princi,;al,
many
as
140
and
not
less
than
'Pcc
on
the
theme
"Love
and
100
are
being
served
daily,
iaid
!
Your
Chiid."
Mrs.
w.
Rothwell,
caterer.
j
are
giving
their
drill
Is
excellent,"
he
said.
The
cadets
will
try
for
the
Nick
Carter
trophy,
symbolic
of
the
championship,
on
the
same
day
that
the
squadron
Is
given
its
annual
inspection
by
senior
RCAF
Officers.
It.
U
eineeM
Nu
k
left
his
anvers
.,,
...
but
he
didn't
until
the
city
police
,
greeted
him
a
he
:
to
pull
away
from
f";Vu
AlT,IOR,T!ES
have
triple-check
mall
addressed,
to
cpi'
K"0,',
""
01
"
nauian
Provost
Corpg
tn
Korea
There
are
three
r,f
them,
all
brother.
Although
they
nerve
in
aeparate
area
of
the
Korean
theatre
of
war
they
held
a
reunion
recently.
Leftto
nht:
Harold.
20.
Don.
22.
and
Jack,
25.
Rockwood,
Ont
l
ered
hl
car
to
Cal-
5:
"
DISTRICT
NEWS
worn
EVADflD
ATE0
TERRACfc
I
Jack
Collier,
7
minutes,
55
sec-
that
a
flight
will
also
be
arranged
for
the
boys
at
that
time.
While
no
date
has
been
set,
Mr.
Oarrett
thought
it
may
come
as
early
as
next
month.
READY
FOR
TRIP
"In
any
case,
we
will
be
ready
for
it."
he
added.
In
the
election
of
officers
for
1953.-
Fred
Adames
was
chosen
president
to
succeed
Jim
Taylor.
Dr.
W.
R.
8.
WHson
was
made
vice-president
and
John
Wackley
secretary-treasurer.
Directors
elected
were:
Jim
'
onus.
The
fire
which
destrnved
oin
.
Mrs.
Rothwell
has
been
assist
Ml
LIC
t
when
they
arrived
rmer's
home.
It
wm
Mike
and
Fred
take
Too
early
In
the
;o
go
Into
Nlck'a
to
.so
they
hiked
i
y
thought
the
exer-rod
tor
them.
hll
referee
Buo
Cnr-r
some
time
explaln-:
iiu
Ui
lion
llartwlf
Bill
between
grcet-unv
at
the
stag
Boyo
i
Knows
what
he'i
do-
personal
DoMrsaloiu
In
th
hnm
!
Tr,-:
.
Gift
To
Churchill
TORONTO.
CCPi
William
H.
Hewitt,
who
learned
that
Prinr.e
'
n
v
vjovernmeni
,of
,.f
Mr.
w.
and
j
r,
Mr.
0rge
Grant
Sub-Agent,
J.
on,
B.
Dobble.
has
ar-jKalum
Street
iaat
Monday
U
be-
rived
to
take
up
headquarters
In
jlleved
to
have
started
in
the
law
the
new
provincial
building
I
office
of
Robert
T.
DuMont.
des-j
George
L.
Brodle,
deputy
gov-roylng
his
law
library
and
office
ernme.it
agent
for
Pr-nce
Kupert
furniture
ill
remain
here
for
a
few
days
Macs
Barber
Shon
hnnvH
ln!i
..,i.i
t
'
ed
by
volunteers
who
have
given
an
hour
or
two
of
their
time
each
week.
A
vote
of
thanks
as
extended
to
these
ladies.
They
are:
Mrs.
Don
Ritchie,
Mrs.
Carl
Strand.
Mrs.
R.
B.
McDonald,
Mrs.
M.
Lemon,
Mrs.
B.
PaviiKis.
Mrs.
F.
E.
Anfieid.
Mrs.
G.
W
Graham,
Mrs.
M.
Wilkins.
M:s.
Minister
Winston
Churchill
was
a
fellow
icthyologist,
offered
some
of
his
prize
tropical
fish
and
Mr.
Churchill
gratefully!
accepted,
sir.
Hewitt
selected
;
five
of
his
tiest
specimens
for!
shipment
by
air.
j
Taylor.
Douglas
Hogarth.
John
,
-
-
...
iit
uinKnuttlLun
;
omi,i;
uutiUIUi,
U
Tl
O
a
1T1
-
aged
due
to
the
efficient
work
of
Several
of
the
Dutch
settlers
MacDonald.
John
Magor,
A.
Gordon,
Murray
Johnston,
Gordon
Reade.
B1U
Scuby.
F.
E.
Anfleld,
Jack
Laurie,
Douglas
Bouter,
Roy
Brown.
W.
Murray,
Allan
Mc-Broom.
Don
Ritchie
and
D.
R.
Selkirk.
'We
have
fine
boys
who
have
entered
Into
the
spirit
of
training
whole-heartedly,"
Mr.
Taylor
said
In
his
report.
"I
would
go
so
tndrrvin
I
lino
sure
i
lot
aiwut
assessing
o
he
and
Bill
Long
'he
busmes
it
oroe
,r
Miner
Minundson
to
both
of
them
v
U
a
itood
game
should
play
Is
more
.m...,-.,.
.,m
uie
ouuaing
,
or
lerrace
have
relatives
in
the
was
saved.
i
broken
dykes
area
in
Holland
and
No
one
was
injured,
and
friends
are
anxious
to
Join
In
the
Hol-and
i.elgl.bors
rame
forward
with
land
Flood
Relief
Fund
clothing
for
the
four
children!
Brandls
1
in
charge
of
the
who
lost
everything
but
what
fund,
they
had
on.
j
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Grant
and
child-
j
Frank
Clark,
dbtrlct
organizer
Ttn
were
the
uestj
of
Mr,
and
was
in
attendance
and
Harry
Oef
(arnation
over
the
year,
in
Mpi
?
contented
b,ts
hw,lhy.
"fong
anJ
nd
sac.
Ask
t'f
If.
the
milk
every
doaTLowT
"
OUr
b
PROVIDES
EXTRA
VITAMIN
D
0
un,0
of
D
'::pn"
ru
inelurtrd
a
myr-
ircM
although
Irlc
i
M.ke
Montesano
u.:
drumming
up
iwr
l.
w
.Mseiiiei,
following
the
King
presiding
when
Terrace1
lar
.
.
as
to
rr
say
we
have
c
such
Bucn
an
n
fire
and
are
now
llv.g
j
the
and
District
Utarr.l
Wtatto
taUn?,.n
grUP
lhat
durlng
Bain
house
on
Eby
Road
appointed
Lloyd
Johnstone
and
"7
Ca"
WB
Can
eXpect
Mr
DuMont
wl
uWUh
his
rank
Green
I
del
llTu,
"he
ZtlS,
nd
othTwise
new
office.
In
the
Bat.k
of
No-.!wnuU
convention
of
British
tneLe
HmEu
Scotia
Bulk!!t,r
Columbia
LIIm-:
Ai,nn
ai.unguiMi
themselves.
JUa
Wuslc
DnJ
PRESENTS
AN.
EXTRA
CONCERT
JAMES
MILLIGAN
Baritone
OUTSTANDING
CANADIAN
ARTIST
at
the
CIVIC
CENTRE
Friday,
February
13
-
8:30
p.m.
Tickets
on
sale
or
the
Civic
Centre
i'ion
They
both
have
OITSTAMUXG
OFFICERS
j
Vancouver
Feoruary
27
and
28,
Winners
In
the
cross-country
I
j
In
establishing
the
squadron
Will
Robmscn.
President
of
th:""
the
first
organizational
hi
halm
I
looking
for
ski
competition
her
were:
girls,'
I.
Pat
Mil
li
',
1
tt
ft
I.
!
,
.
.
1
1
cl
I.,
.
rri
r,f
T..
,)
J
1
mwt!nf
In.l
T
,
,
i
..
If-
i
-
.
...
w
.
,
tv.
iiaiut-u
VUIT1I1UV-
hmv
m
,
u
.
i
jriur
I
c-
seconds;
2.
Joan
8teart.
9
mln-
.U-es
for
the
year.
First
name
on
Hed
the
most
immediate
prob-
utes,
19
seconds.
3.
Beryl
Mc-'earh
committee
is
chairman:
lems
were
premises,
officers
and
Lachlan,
9
minutes,
23
seconds.
'
highway
and
parks
H.
Philip.
A.
money.
He
pointed
out
the
first
d.T.lrer
It
was
tiU
ln-.t
Monday
and
left
a
birthday
rake
on
which
were
50
irold
kwears
he
not
fwrmnre
he'd
like
to
.hank
the
donor.
He
Si;
bkanos
COMBINED
II
r
,
Boys
12
and
under-
1
John
i
!
J
ueoiora,
u.
iiaugiana.
Industrial
was
soivea
mrougn
tne
co-opera-
J-
T
M.
ConneU.
R.
Sandover
tlon
of
Col.
S.
D.
Johnston
who
H!.v.
W.
WelUncs.
C
Adam
H
made
the
Armorv
available.
Dmueharrt,
7
ininutes.
28
eC.
onds:
2.
Garry
Galr.
8
minutes.
fed
a
birthday
card
,.".Pruden:
-
finance
D.
K.
-
Kerr,
E.
...
!
"Our
v,i
committee
is
in
extremely
rsiremeiy
25
seconds:
3,
John
CISft,
io
mtn
She
4M
Apiwalrrm."
Cliff.
H.
Lynum;
entertainment
fortunate
In
having
acquired
he
Ute.
50
seconds.
Mrs.
L.
Newhotiur
I.
nnnia
services
Of
OtiLtiljinrtlncr
flfrir.r
!
Boys
13-16:
1.
Stan
Dmucharcz.
ifk"!.Ud
he
talk
to
about
the
cake
.
,
.
m
rnuid
enliKhU-n
7
mlnuts.
30
secoiuls:
2.
James
Wold.
7
minutes,
50
seconds:
3.
ders
rea
for
the
squadron."
he
continued.
:
"Our
C
O.,
Mr.
Garrett,
has
the
co-oteration
and
respect
of
ail
his
officers
and
boys.
Under
his
capable
leadership
the
cadets
hnve
rapidly
taken
on
the
appearance
of
a
well-trained
squadron.
I
know
that
under
his
leadership
we
have
a
squadron
which
will
be
a
credit
to
the
city
and
will
soon
be
recognized
as
one
of
the
outstanding
squadrons
In
B
C.Mr.
Taylor
also
paid
tribute
to
I'nd
the
Oyro
Club
another
itiwl
friend
t.
the
neniiil
bank
'ho
is
also
on
the
of
many
rlty
clubs.
.inifernd
to
Mission
Mir
Li
trtrr
y.
nird.
A
M.
Campbell.
C.
Kewhnvcn!
A.
MiColi;
memberhhlp
G.
Mc-Adams.
C.
Newhoven.
H.
Philip,
M.
Wtghtman.
C.
Cook;
agriculture
H.
King,
C.
Lindstrom,
B.
Brandss;
utilities
W.
H.
Spencer.
L.
Vallee,
A.
Specht:
municipal
afiairs
D.
G.
Little.
G.
VosUurgh:
putlkity
Mrs.
T.
Fraser.
L.
Valiee,
P..
Juby.
Breakfast
Club
Plans
Dinner
An
annirrr&ury
dinner
to
c
lr-
hratj
a
fnt!
fo-n-
.f
ft..tit.iti.
h
im
STRENGTHEN
SCOUTING
STRENGTHEN
CANADA!
Join
the
movement
to
train
Future
Canadian
Leaders
Scouts
of
Today
.
.
.
Leaders
of
Tomorrow
Royal
Purple
bake
sale.
Gordon
Anderson's,
March
21
31
Til"
Dty
G'wls
Novelty
.Shop
will
lw
i-Jowd
from
Feb
12
to
Marrh
6
1
37
1
Valhalin
niecling
Thursday.
Feb
12.
8
p.m.
Initiation
of
members.
(3J
f
'
aiciMintant
In
the
niiiierrr
here
before
Hen
now
In
Revel-
fving
Krnk
Kesr-
i
as
tx-en
transferred
.
.
w-.
w
sum
'
flt.viruj
will
United
Church
Valentine
Ua
be
held
bv
th
rrertit
w:nnn'
ice
In
Toronto
as
an
.
at
the
home
of
Mrs
A
rioiiitn
,
H...1
he
mh-rrt
by
many
nt
of
the
Curling
the
Shrine
Club.
'
the
Gyros
and
the
National
Institute
nd
branrh
here,
a
the
Prince
Rupert
:
memoer
of
the
'
the
Chamber
of
and
the
Boy
Scout
ENROLLS
!fto.
500
Taylor
Street,
Thursday.1
Feb.
12.
from
2
30-5
p.m.
35i
j
i
Canvassers
urgently
wanted
;
lor
Flood
rt'Uef
dilve
on
Thurs-:
day
and
Friday
Feb
12
and
13
j
Phone
Orwn
928,
Blue
272.
i35i
ELKS
VAL.F.NTI.VK
PARTY
j
next
Saturday
night.
Andy
Mc-:
Naughton
i.t
the
piano.
Admis-i
;lon
$150
per
couple.
J7
'
Annual
Rrner.il
meeting
of
Prince
Ruin'rt
Fl.shintt
Vcss-l
Owners
Miitu:iJ
Protection
Fund
will
be
held
at
the
Civic
Centre
;Supday.
Feb.
15.
at
2
pm.
(38i
Breakfast
Club
this
week
at
the
Civic
Cfr.tre
Plans
for
the
dinner
were
laid
at
a
committee
meeting
at
lie
home
of
Jocelyn.
Bolton,
president.
Final
details
of
the
coming
variety
show,
"Impressions
of
1952
"
al.o
were
dLscussed.
Arrangements
for
the
shov
were
well
under
way,
It
was
reported
It
is
belr.g
directed
by
;
Mcl
Tliomp.s.n
and
Pat
Bolton
:inri
will
feature
runic
acts
and
mi'sic
cv
local
talent.
Slated
for
the
Capitol
Theatre
March
1.
"Imprc.ulofs
of
1D.W
will
be
staned
to
aid
the
Prince
Rupert
museum.
FOR
HIGH
CLASS
PRINTING
IN
1953
As
Always
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
Dibb
Printing
Co.
A
donation
of
$1.00
OR
OVER
enrolls
you
as
a
full
member
of
the
PRINCE
RUPERT
DISTRICT
BOY
SCOUTS
ASSOCIATION
"ert
UniKlert.
Ru-
't
-established
taxl-
't
his
hrnthoi-
ir
.
letter.
Bert's
broth-'
fral
pictures
of
the
ot
Rotterdam.
One
'
Victims
recelvlno
Moose
members
i:
"d
another
thn
Valentine
Dance
Friday.
Feb.
13.
Dancing
10-2.
(37i
'""nit
along
a
rall-
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
SUit.v
Building
Phore
BIuo
5!3
larrylng
a
few
be-
Your
Donations
Will
t
nuieri
resl-
t
MrSaujhinn.
popu-T
P'ano
playing,
re-
A
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishing
Vrssel
Owners
Association
will
be
held
In
thei
Civic
Centre
Thuisoay,
tvb.
13.
7:30
pin.
i33
Ro;".ci!nn;
new
for
your
Valentine
cuke
at
the
CO-OP
BAKERY.
Selhng
Friday
and
Saturday,
Feb.
13
and
14.
Apple
ulce
Cuke,
iOc.
Order
now.
1
37
1
Help
train
new
leaders.
Help
the
Scout
movement
grow
with
the
community.
Help
complete
the
new
Scout
Lodge
near
Grassy
Bay
SLIPPERS
FDR
MEN,
WOMEN
AND
CHILDREN
"i
'
V
i
i-ilnre
Oeorce
J
k
Gyro
Club
instal-aboard
the
lux-rnlht.
f
1
Provide
the
mu5l(.
to
follow
and
f
o
visit
for
a
week.
'
!
engaged
bv
f
P'y
tor
their
Val-J
'
Saturday
night.
llaii
To!
ay!
icm
Dont'Belay-
"
year
ago
to
"""ling
mor
busi-'oria
anrt
hi
STILL
ON
SALE
V.
m-'"
':n"'"'e
on
the
piano
Your
mailbox
will
contain
a
compoign
circular
together
with
return
envelope
for
your
contribution
;
oy
many.
Inr
t..u
j
"-"Hiion.
ore-
MAIL
TO:
I
""'ace
and
wlte.
Rupert
for
a
short
Kn's
at
Rt...
....
y
20
DISCCUNT
Prince
Rupert
District
Boy
Scouts
,
vacation.
He
took
Airline
"ie
"R
from
Irom
H
i,m
lch-k
n
anri
'
fly
Fashion
Footwear
ASSOCIATION
Box
429,
Prince
Rupert,
not
of
An-
n
K
P.O
B.C.