JLpilaf
WloL
Prince
Rupert
Daily
iNewi
Wednesday,
May
21,
1952
ron
fo
operative
Home
'or
Elderly
Women
.Voves
Successful
Cjiucn
arewelt
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250
Visit
Dental
Clinic
Figures
given
out
officially
at
the
regular
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Preventive
Dental
Clinic
told
of
success
of
the
scheme
to
date.
Pupils
of
Grade
Q:ie,
from
VITAL
ARTERIES
HISTORIC
CHAMBER
Close
to
30
000,000
tons
of
j
The
first
parliament
of
Up-freight
were
moved
by
boat
per
Canada
met
at
Niagara-on-tbrough
Canadian
canals
last!
the-Lake,
Ont.,
in
September,
year.
!
1792.
Special
to
the
Dally
News
TERRACE.
Twenty-six
guests
attended
a
farewell
tea
for
ML
"
1.
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1
1
,
.
Souvenir
Gifts
For
Visitors
Handsome
souvenir
gifts
of
"Totem
Pole"
spoons
were
given
to
each
of
the
11-member
tourist
hureau
team
Monday
night
at
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
executive
eounc
dinner.
-
,
Gifts
were
a
personal
gestuie
by
Hugo
Kraupner,
chairman
of
the
Chamber
tourist
committed.
Following
(he
meeting
the
nine
women
and
two
men,
including
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
and
Chamber
representatives
drove
out
to
Mr.
Kraupner's
summer
home
at
Prudhomme
Lake.
TORONTO
C-An
experiment
j
co.opcriUive
Jiving
for
old
jifsnns
undertalfen
In
January,
gi
at
Hill
House
ha
been
so
instill
that
Its
sponsor,
the
j,,
Grcenshields
Memorial
DRESS
PUMPS
'jme,
Pliins
to
Pe
a
second
.),
home.
J
4
i
,
1
Borden
Street,
Conrad.
Annun-j
elation
and
King
Edward
schools,!
are
taken
each
Wednesday
tore-j
noon
to
the
dentists'
offices
and
examined
and
given
necessary;
attention.
More
than
.80
child-
j
ren
have
had
their
teeth
treated,'
and
as
some
have
visited
the
1
dentists
thive
or
four
times,
more
than
250
visits
have
been;
O.
Keswick,
matron
at
Terrace
Hospital,
who
leaves
next
week
for
her
home
in
New
Brunswick.
The
tea,
arranged
by
the
Ladies
Auxiliary
o
the
hospital,
was
served
on
the
lawn
,
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Ivan
Frank,
auxiliary
president.
Miss
Keswick
was
presented
with
a
corsage
of
spring
flowers.
v
Mrs.
Sandover-Sly,
recent
bride
of
the
Royal
Bank
manager,
was
also
favored
with
a
corsage.
Vis.
G.
F.
Boyer,
president
of
I
..
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'
Ah-
'
ro&.
j
Just
Arrived
LADIES'
WHITE
AND
COLORED
SHOES
Former
Old-timer
Re-Visits
City
Jack
Miller,
who
has
not
been
In
Prince
Rupert
for
about
31
years,
arrived
here
yesterday
on
his
way
north.
He
has
a
son
in
the
United
States
Army
and
will
visit
him
in
Anchorage,
Alaska,
where
he
is
at
present
stationed.
Mr.
Miller,
who
makes
his
home
in
San
Francisco,
formerly
lived
in
Prince
Rupert
and
many
old
timers
will
remember
him.
Once
he
operated
a
cigar
store,
and
served
as
a
timekeeper
at
the
cold
storage
plant.
I
A
!,.,,
made.
"
Care
of
pre-school
six-year-old
children
U
to
'follow.
Included
among
recent
donations
was
a
cheque
from
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
Ae
few
other
organizations
have
yet
to
forward
their
promised
donations.
A
letter
of
congratulation
from
the
Unit
Boaid
of
Health
on
the
organization
of
the
local
clinic
was
read.
Co-operation
of
parents
in
supplying
transportation
lor
the
children
from
the
schools
to
the
dental
offices
and
the
help
given
by
parents
in
escorting
the
children
to
and
from
the
i-linlc
war.
"greatly
appreciated."
Those
present
at
the
meeting
were
John
8.
Wilson,
chairman;
Frank
Dvny,
secretary-treasurer;
Mesdamex
L.
M.
Greene,
S.
Anderson,
A.
Bussanich,
A.
Hulli-day,
E.
Becker,
W.
Uowes,
J.
Bowman
and
Dr.
Duncan
Ulack
and
Di.
Munthe.
Fashion
Footwear
-
........
..
&.
v
Hospital
Men
Arrive
For
Conference
Lloyd
Detwlller,
commissioner
of
British
Columbia
Hospital
Insurance
Commission,
will
arrive
by
plane
tonight
In
time
to
open
the
northern
division
hospitals'
conference
here
tomorrow.
Mr.
Detwiller
will
be
joined
by
Percy
Ward,
executive
secretary
of
B.C.
Hospital
Association,
arriving
by
steamship
tomorrow,
and
by
other
area
hospitals'
representatives.
Conference,
which
opens
at
9
a.m.
at
the
Civic
Centre,
is
expected
to
discuss
regional
standardization
of
salaries,
collec
home's
board
of
manage-j,
(
nld
the
annual
meeting
swi'tly
that
the
new
home
al-iv
has
a
waiting
list
of
j,'.;'lv
women.
Further,
the
ju'rch
of
England
In
Canada
Is
f
impressed
by
the
results
Sieved
at
Hill
House
that
it
jii.
to
sponsor
similar
homes
Ja
iliocesan
project.
J;,:;
HuiKf
was
undertaken
to
fit
the
theory
of
its
founders
mt
single
women
of
limited
fans
can
live
together
econo-fr.illv
and
happily
on
a
co-native
basis,
sharing
both
the
sp.
nscs
(or
the
upkeep
and
the
Aking
and
other
household
Jtrs.
wv
stalled
with
10
ladies
and
but
one
of
the
original
Is
still
,tiihe
home,"
said
Mrs.
Boyer.
ft
n
of
the
ladles
look
after
the
(iking
each
week
which
means
3'
each
one's
turn
conies
every
,tf
weeks."
'.jjlir.KATE
RENTALS
.uh
guest
pays
$25
a
month
her
room
except
for
two
jiiis
on
the
top
floor
which
are
fed
at
$JU
In
addition
each
fiiibuics
$5
weekly
to
the
gen.
purse
for
food.
U
i.
Boyer
said
the
women
are
fi'iitted
complete
freedom
of
isvi-ment
and
the
home
Is
0i
-iy
a
residence,
not
a
super
institution.
They
take
part
intside
activities
and
each
has
f
own
key
They
have
separate
.
s.
but
share
the
well-fur
Hi'd
sitting
room
and
the
i
s
and
garden.
r,
addition
the
women
of
Hill
ai
e
are
permitted
to
entertain
si
r-
friends
at
tea
and
may
Hi-
guests
for
dinner
for
a
f
'inly
25
cents.
The
SWEATER
Ql'EKN
Betty
Nerien.
19.
five-foot.
nine-Inch
girl
from
Clarkson.
Ont.,
has
been
voted
Canada's
"SweaU-r
Quee
V
In
the
finals
of
a
country-wide
competition.
Second
of
the
10
finalists
was
Fernande-
Gtrpux
of
Quebec
City.
Betty
bor
l
In
Lethbrldge,
Alta,
won
a
complete
wardrobe,
trips
to
Montreal
and
New
York
and
a
week's
holiday
in
Jamaica.
The
contest
(sponsored
by
the
Gralld'mere
Knitting
Co.)
attracted
1,400
entries.
,
,pt
unni'Ai
The
label
to
loolt
for
when
eating
out
or
Jill)
tions
and
credit,
X-ray
charges
and
labor
policies.
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
will
be
represented
by
D.
C.
Stevenson,
administrator,
and
board
members.
Terrace
Guides
Hold
Mother-Daughter
Day
Special
to
the
Daily
News
TERRACE.
A
Mother
and
Kissing
Couple
Irks
Neighbors
in
your
home
SLOUGH,
England
(CPi
The
Weekly
Star
prints
a
fea-
Neighbors
got
up
a
petition
to
rfii..
.
j.
Daughter
banquet
sponsored
by
u.a,
u.
uovem
poies
at
stop
a
young
couple
Jn
this
Buck-Kitwancooi,
near
Prince
Rupert,
inghamshire
town
mm
k.
FIRST
USAGE
First
application
of
the
rule
in
the
Canadian
parliament
was
in
May,
1913,
debate
on
a
naval
bill.
I
good-night
over
the
garden
gate.
A
large
gathering
of
friends
l
ne
petition
asks
that
a
home
1
Vin
fnnnrl
...
r
1
m
m
a
,
1
he
home
of
Mrs.
Jack
McRa?
c
.
"u
lul
mr.
"i
irs.
aruiur
me
Guides
was
held
Thursday
at
the
Credit
Lnion
Hall.
The
Guides
entertained
their
mothers.
Each
guide
introduced
her
mother
to
the
group
and
presented
her
with
a
corsage,
after
which
a
lovely
supper
was
enjoyed.
The
toast
to
the
Queen
was
proposed
by
Guide
Joan
Gaven.
The
toast
to
the
mothers
was
"roposed
by
Guide
Barbara
Hagen.
and
was
fittingly
replied
to
by
Mrs.
A.
J.
McColl.
last
night,
following
the
acn.
1
ie
80
,tnev
won
1
have
to
say
ijy
Attorney-General
Gordon
Bo-n'Bht
at
the
gate.
Wlsmer
at
Civic
Centre.
I
For
the
four
Vears
of
their
!
married
life,
both
have
been
liv-Among
guests
were
Mr.
Wismer
'
ing
with
their
respective
par-and
two
visiting
newspapermen
'ents
because
they
cannot
find
a
Jack
Webster
of
the
Vancouver
house
of
their
own.
They
have
un,
ana
u
Arcy
Marsh
of
the
iwo
children
Province.
The
newsmen
are
ac
The
petition
has
been
referred
1
X
V
'tie
cost
for
board
and
room
4
each
resident
Is
about
$50
bw.
Buyer
said
that
when
Hill
K.
was
oened
it
was
felt
it
could
well
be
the
fore---r
of
similar
establishments.
led
on
the
principle
that
iy
persons
capable
of
func
m
tig
independently
should
not
':;i;iit
in
institutions.
It
was
I.
she
.said,
that
the
success
liill
House
would
establish
a
(in
lrich
wilt
be
followed
only
by
the
ulla
Oreen-
ids
Foundation
but
by
other
nizations
as
well.
companying
Mr.
WLsmer
on
his
northern
tour.
to
the
local
council
by
Fenner
Brockway,
a
Labor
member
of
parliament.
7-
!
T.
Norton
Youngs,
district
Liberal
Association
president,
Allen
Armstrong,
Liberal
cam
Washington
M
'
V
paign
manager,
and
Gordon
Wlsmer,
B.C.
attorney
general,
drove
to
Terrace
today
for
a
Time
to
Give
Your
Home
a
Lift
BECKBURY,
England
(CP)
Lt.-Col.
Byford
Jones
told
a
meeting
111
this
Shropshire
town
that
ridicule
is
ruining
the
Homo
Guard.
His
appeal
that
radio
comedians
be
a.sked
to
avoid
"malicious
humor"
concerning,
the
organization
was
backed
by'
Home
Guard
commanders.
j
special
meeting
and
will
return
Vote
...
J.
D.
AAcRAE
LIBERAL
CANDIDATE
Prince
Rupert
Electoral
District
readers
't
ynur
strawberry
plants
dahlia
bulbs
at
the
Rotary
Country
Store.
.
(120c)
College
Elects
Laila
Husoy
i
(Special
to
the
News)
j
CHENEY,
Washington
Joan
Coffey,
Pendleton,
Oregon,
has
been
elected
president
of
Eastern
Washington
College's
chapter
of
Kappa
Delta
Pi,
educational
honorary.
!
Vice-president
is
Laila
Husoy,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C
Others
elected
Include
Marilyn
Daugh-
tonight.
Roy
Mackenzie,
formerly
a
member
of
the
Dally
News
staff,
is
back
from
a
visit
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Mr.
MacKen-zle,
whose
home
city
is
Vancouver,
is
impressed
by
developments
going
on
in
Prince
Rupert
and
Skeena.
George
Furniotis
arrived
a
i
with
MODERN
FURNITURE
from
Gordon
&
Anderson
'
Phone
46
Vote
Liberal
June
12th
To
the
Thrifty
Housewife
Get
your
Hollvwood
Patterns
All
Ur.si;;.is
and
sizes
at
the
Rotary
Tea
Country
Store
A
Nickel
a
Piece
vnVERTlSINO
IN
THK
OAiLY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS
few
days
ago
from
Toronto
and
will
be
here
for
the
summer,
the
f
L,-
1
1
I
r
it:
.
.
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j
I
n
-
II
Im.,
r
,
0
v
I,
t
'.
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!
ill
;
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!
:
guest
of
his
parents,
Mr.
andierty,
Spokane,
secretary;
Kent
Varty,
Spokane,
treasurer;
Mr.
Mrs.
John
Furniotis,
First
Ave
intention
all
Elks
Don't
t't
our
social
Friday
night,
$1
00
per
coupled
Mera-I
and
iiussu
only.
(122c)
I
f
"hard
Sephton,
of
the
Mu-I
ufr
Uf
Canada,
Is
In
the
on
mi,,.
0f
nis
periodical
I
Phune
Savoy,
37.
(tf)
frHINWBKFORE
YOU
VOTE!
?"tin
People
everywhere
T
wlUl
the
policy
of
the
I
'"ssivc
Conservatives,
(ltc)
I
Jane
Morgan,
Spokane,
histor-tan."
Advisor
to
the
group
is
Omer
Pence,
faculty
member.
nue,
and
Second
Street.
He
is
Interested
in
photography,
and
has
been
In
Toronto
for
about
two
years.
C.
H.
Orme,
campaign
manager
for
the
Progressive
Conservatives,
spoke
.'
over
the
air
't
miss
hearing
Tom
tie,
your
PifjressfvV
'Coft
last
evening.
Mr,
Orme,;
who
Make
iiicald
into
somcilliiiig
special
pave
ranriiriatn
"nv
)too
(ItC)
established
business
in
Prince
Rupert
44
years
ago,
described
the
lender,
Herbert
Anscomb,
cabinet
members
in
the
former
coalition
cabinet,
and
the.
candidates
in
this
riding.
Pr,n't
miss
01
(IIP
VrtQf
'TKnr.n..
l
".
2
.30-5
p.m.,
at
the
Civic
Hire.
Mi
n's
Fashion
Show
and
f
Prizes,
(120c)
SERVE
1
!
iff
?;tenti(.
HI.
T.nHiocI
Pnmom-
''fl's
Koturv
Ton
TViiiro.
To
compliment
yoiir
good
taste
.,
.
.
a
distinguished
selection
of
fine,
Canadian
Rye
Whiskies
and
Sterling;
London
Dry
Gin.
4
I
Mllv.
22.
at
Civic
Centre.
M"'
's.
Country
country
stor
store
i
I
-wens
,
Fashion
Show.
(120c
)
1-0
SimpljTOfdw
whatever
food
fleases
yoij
the
most
and
then
add,
...
ice-cold
Coca-Cola.':
Enjoy
it
right
in
the
bottle.
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SERVE
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The
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Columbia
Distillery
Company
Limited
has
greatly
Increased
its
facilities
over
the
past
few
years
and
has
built
up
its
stocks
to
keep
pace
with
the
rapidly
growing
demand
fur
its
products
both
at
home
and
in
world
markets
an
expansion
program
that
keeps
pace
with
British
Columbia
growth
and
prosperity.
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of
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rrinre
Rupert,
B.C.
This
odvertisement
It
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
o.t
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbian