Woo,.
W.
Frince
Rupert
Daily
Ne,ws
Wednesday,
April
2,
1952
'
omen
J
Wl,ut
St
Linoleum
Cuts
Part
of
High
School
Art
Work
uurneu
At
School
Board
I
h
.uu
rjcvaj
tlXr
:
with
-'
N(W
i
a
m
i
i
a
MUSTARD
ccon
!
Prize
winners
at
the
weekly
whist
tournament
of
the
Moose
Lodfje
were:
Ladies'
first,
Mis.
A.
Norton;
second,
Miss
Hita
RoDinson;
men's
first,
Joseph
Richards:
second,
Percy
Welter;
tloor,
J.
Kilby.
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon,
Mrs.
F.
Good
and
Mrs.
Harold
Muncey
were
in
charge
of
serving
of
refreshments.
Epidemic
of
influenza,
which
proved
as
well
as
$478.23
coming
J
had
struck
heavily
at
school
at-
over
from
the
month
of
Febra-!
1
i
I
bviiuaiii.c,
wna
icpuiwu
receuuig
ary.
i
in
reports
of
principals
present-!
"
TANG;
L,
of
1v
Ql
uarlevS
i
1
?1
ni
th
8
r
Tnt"?ly
TV
1
Permission
was
granted
to
;'th5.
t
s,cnr'
teachers
and
pupils
participat-$Z
tlW
.
1
.1
in&
to
abs"t
themselves
to
at-
en8y
lfre
Kwer
tend
the
annual
Music
and
L
from
Z
King
L
Edward
3
J"?
School.
fb$ent
,
Urama
Festival
to
be
held
May
6
7
and
8
the
best
parties
we
have
ever
had,"
en-
i
4n
resident
Alex
Haig
of
the
party
MOme
ECOnOITIICS
I
L
Canadian
Legion
Branch
27
for
its
j
,
.
.
,i
L
'guests
Tuesday
evening
to
celebrate
I
CdChCT
Appointed
Anniversary
of
the
opening
of
the
present
,
!
.
.
'
MlSS
M.
Charlotte
C.h
shnlm
whn
u
Two
high
school
students
sus-'
t
.m
i.j
COLE
SLAW
DRESSING
1
teaspoon
Colmon's
Mvstard
1
taoipoon
talt
1
toblopoon
ftour
1
tospoon
sugar
Few
grain
pepper
1
tablespoon
melted
butter
or
so
lad
oil
1
egg
yolk
'2
cup
hot
winegor
'
;
'2
cup
whipped
crom
Mix
all
ingredients
except
the
cream
in
the
above
order.
Cook
in
double
boiler;
'
strain
and
cool.
Then
fold
in
whipped
cream.
f
For
free
recipe
booklet,
write
to
Rcckitr
&
Co
I
man
(Canada)
Ltd.,
Station
T,
Montreal.
,
.
.
.
niomoin.c
Will
UC
ICVlflCU
VFii
nrii
.
mSi
"Jfi
n
the
Booth
Mem-
tne
old
Port
simpson
scnool
M?rrh
gPHnHn
a"1"'"
building,
valued
at
$8000,
which
SLh
tl
Ph'
t'KM-
,H?rS
is
n
lonB
use-
"
was
also,
llilht
rv,00
decided
to
insure
high
school
t
hn
m
m
H
?nn
nS
hHCKW,Hagedtl'
band
innraments
per
p:iod
of
floor.
If
"oi
Robert
if
I
Pedcrsen
h
"
t
broke
,n
ihC
his
three
years,
L,j0Tl
building
Which
IS
held
by
many
to
Is
about
to
complete
her
British
i
WMi
Columbia.
Columbia
normal
training,
h?.s.
Sentiments
were
Lusiy
the
100
by
')
f
i
t'
Quid
IVeJclin,
9
;
rifrht
arm
while
playing
basket
ball.
Board
was
informed
that
still
remains
to
be
paid
on
home
economics
Instructor
,
at
Booth
Memorial
High
School
She
will
arrive
early
next
iiionth
to
assume
the
-duties
of
Mrs.
Daphne
Scott
who
has
resigned.
Miss
Chlsholm
is
a
graduate
of
University
of
Toronto.
OU7H
hppn
xsuuLii
mt'iuui
mi
uiiu
iviiig
Relief
teachers
have
t
dance,
the
forerunner
affairs
j-cessful
granted
an
increase
by
board
of
Edward
School
building
con-
Above
is
a
linoleum
cut
made
6y
Francis
P.owc,
!
''""'
?
iSTV
aTimm'Sfl
,
,
,
.
sc00is
they
receive
$18
a
day!
1
itive
uoui
jn.uuo
ii
a
local
hlth
SC'hoo
student.
The
tefhnirme
rif
the
and
in
t.hP
hth
snhnni
!
Rnh.
the
original
bylaw
fund.
Archi
0
Dili
OI
U
a-
"Mr.
Hal?
said.'
A
quiet
wedding
was
.soUmn-
i'tut
the
dance
ieu
catuiuay
aitcinuun
at
ai.
Miroleum
cut
is
the
same
as
the
woodcut,
the
differ-
VlZ
etice
being
that
the
linoleum
is
easier
to
cut
than
'ng
to
place
on
the
schedule"!
.
u
nnrl
Th
snhWt
f
this
nn.
Jc
M.vin
o
?fler
10
days'
.nt,nuous
teach"
I
Monthly
meetings
of
the
board
!
i)I
InP
lir;r
Sp.
11
ramo
uui.iii.iaii
iuunu
viiicii
which
exists
be-
Joyce
Peterson,
eldest
daughter
,
U'lon
and
the
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Warren
Peter-
v
Both
or;;ani-
son,
waa
united
in
marriage
to
together
toward
Elmer
Rits.
of
Olds,
Alberta.
Classified
Ads
Pay
Last
Rites
For
Mrs.
Mcintosh
one
position.
of
school
trustees
will,
in
future.
;
50
large
prints
to
be
shown
this
week-end
at
the
Civic
:
ftart
at
7:30
instead
of
8
p.m.
Kev.
n.
u.
oison
oinciatea.
The
bride's
father
gave
her
In
iie
party.
j
address
of
wl-
:
Centre
Arts
and
Crafts
Show
The
board
authorized
pur-!
chase
of
an
Electrolux
for
Kinsji
Your
Easter
Prinrinal
J
R
Wilsnn
nf
Rnr-
This
year
the
schooLs
are
send-
sident.
dancin?
"'.
continued
until
She
lovely
in
her
gown,
designed
and
made
by
her
mo
.
I
u..
Parade
,
jjij
ronvtiiru
uj
,,
,,.
.....
irS
3
t0
the
Arts
and
Crafts
Ex-
Mcmonal
Service
in
Cathedra!
Here
Prior
to
Kuneral
in
hibition
an
Informal
collection
of
Terrace.
'
'
.
'art
work:
It
Is
an
attempt
to
.
.chow
that
drawing
is
fun
for
ther,
of
white
nylon
lace
over
talttta,
featuring
ballerina-i;.igth
skirt,
scalloped
neckline,
Edward
School.
Venetian
blinds
;
dcn
stfect
School
reporteQ
tnat
W.
DbePr,.Vided.
0Trr.tie
ofJ,c:on
a
recent
week-end,
his
school
at
Booth
Memorial
High
School
had
been
cntcrcd.
objectionable
and
estimates
will
be
rtWd
;
matter
was
wrlttcn
on
biack.
i
for
curtains
n
three
commer-.
boardSj
a
farm
scene
project
nad
cial
rooms.
Figures
will
be
b-j
upset
a
fire
e
nad
gained
on
the
cost
or
curtains
jbeen
Qamagedi
two
windows
and
stage
settings
for
the
gym-jwere
broken
and
beer
boUle3
i
n
siupi
of
the
new
Pooth
Mem-
Lnri
.iorott-
.t,,
,r
i.rt
School
Bd.
indignant
and
waistline,
wilh
lily-point
ine
cnui-n
wnicn
sne
ncipea
people
of
all
ages
and
also
that
h
!nc
assisiaiuc
A.
Hai2.
C.
Anil
and
L.
Brash,
-f.hment.s
were
committee
from
;:liary
In
charge
hwell
who
fs
"
"
'
"a
m
rnnce
KUPerls
Bf"
there
is
lot
of
talent
here
ith
i
i
tZ
vZt
T,
,
.
,
a
right
with
Uly-ol-the-valley
o
pra
i
(innlnas
and
In
which
she
had
ln
tne
cily
Some
of
th'M
stu.
Pale
p.nk
carnations
formed
devoutly
worshipped
for
nearly
oent
mav
fo'low
art
as
a
career
'
her
bouquet.
forty
years
was
the
scene
this
hut
a
larepr'
immhpr
with
The
board
of
school
trustees
orial
High
Scno1-
'behind.
The
Royal
Canadian
Wow!
:
Mounted
Police
had
been
advised
(
The
groom
'
gift
was
a
match-
afternoon
of
final
rites
for
the
couragement,
may
continue
to
has
revived
with
"surprise
and
A.
Pihera.
Mrs.
niri(!.irp
tinrt
paiilnu
Inte
Mrs
Amv
n..ritv
mrTntnt:i
j
-j
,,,
shock
advice
from
Indian
Su-
tmpioyinent
Of
a
nniftnt
i
of
th
incident
3
H.,u
.w.
-
-
.irMW
hiici
m
mi.
Zit
x
u
i
p
iin
J
Mrs
J
Wolteli-
i'carwnter
Mrs
ss
Shirley
Patrick,
brlde.s-
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
hobby
from
wh'ch
thy
will
re-
P,"intendent
F.
E.
Anfield
that
'carpenter
for
a
few
days
to
dOj
;
,
Gnffiths.
Mrs.
niaid.
was
charming
in
a
bailer-
a
crowded
with
the
coiwreja-
celve
and
give
continuous
en-
h?
Department
of
Indian
A
f-
odd
jobs
of
finishing
up
at
the;
ia-ngth
gown
of
blue
taffeta
tion
of
mourners
who
gathered
joyment.
The
large
and
Interest-
falrs
,ls
refuslng
to
pay
tuition
new
Booth
Memorial
Higlr
ahhx
bp
bx.lau
fad
j'llrs.
airs.
J.
J.
S.
S.
Black
Black
4
viiMl
bv
a
group
nue
i.oie,
anu
maiChin?
V-y
ureir
nuai
tnum
.
.
.
ing
exhibits
being
brouoht
in
sluuuu
ul
imf.ii
;
-"
r.
ouui.ii
.
vwivlwtul
"P-
She
carried
jse
pin.v
teem
and
re.,pect.
Banks
of
floral
this
year
will
be
of
great
educa-
children
not
living
on
reserves,
i
.
Africans
may
soon
be
eating
Rim--t
H'.-k-
carnations.
tributes
adorned
the
casKet
and
tional
value
and
Interest
to
The
department
Is
refusing
to
Accounts
for
the
month
of
;
oread
fortified
with
fish
meal,
"and
rhancel-
tne
tuition
fees
of
children
March
Including
the
salary
list;
Health
Minister
Dr.
Karl
Bremer
a
;:.ard
Tweed
Donald
Peter.30;i,
broU.t-i
those
students
who
do
not
wish
pfy
f,al
Doumont.
J.m
the
bride,
was
be,t
man.
Rt.
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson
DD.
to
draw
as
well
as
to
those
who
t
canneries
wnof
Pa-"ents
re-
and
totalling
$26,676.47
were
said
expenmenU
have
indicated
1
Art
t.ut-ve.
i.
..
LU
et
m
iVer
hh
tnutel,',
h
,
..,
k
.....
children
at
Port
Essington
whose
night's
board
meeting.
Expend!-i
bread
o,
grain
meal
would
help
H.
DENNING
tuberculosis
-
...c
w.uuc
i,u
uununsua
families
have
moved
off
the
re-
tures
of
$82.5i,
chargeable
to
cure
incidence,
of
.
.
nriai
arfriro.c
t,.
...
.
bi
icle
,.,.i.
for
ona
'"ddres
to
ii,.
he
,
s
parenu
tne
rece-
tn
o,
uc
tions
of
drawing
at
the
show.
On
serve.
i
the
school
bylaw,
were
also
ap-
and
blinds,
tion.
ceased
as
church
woman
and
Saturday
afternoon
the
Civc
partin,,i,r
m
.it
ic
-
---
-
K.
i
-
,m
i
,i"
a
I
6.
X
K
Si-,
fee
i
'I
V
t.
..
.
2-a
1:
1
L-
'Willi
The
bride
s
mother
assisted
thD.
good
citUen.
;
Centre
free
art
class
of
small
Sunnyside
cannery
where
the
I
couple
in
receiving
and
wjre
The
BL-hcp
was
assisted
in
the
children
will
carry
on
their
school
has
been
maintained
at1
mauve
sheer
with
yellow
cor-
.aiv.ee
oy
utv.
Basils.
Prockter,
usual
drawing
under
the
direc-
the
express
request
of
the
De-'.
saes,
a
white
hat
and
acces
canon
oi
the
Cathedral.
tion
of
Mrs.
Stirn.
On
Mondav
partment
of
Indian
Affairs.
!
forie.
Peter
Lien
presided
at
the
p.pe
Mrs.
Dougherty
will
have
on-hand
The
department
has
even
A
dcllciou
buffet-supper
was
oran
10
accompany
uie
iijnms
her
equipment
of
oils,
will
worn
made
its
withdrawal
of
support;
served
by
Ethel
Vrebosch,
Blanch
"iit-n
On
M
Day
of
Lite
the
on
an
unfinished
painting
and
retroactive.
i
Andrew.
Carol
Brentz
and
Mary
Night
is
Falling"
and
Sun
of
My
be
ready
to
answer
any
questions
The
board,
in
replying
to
Mr.j
Tart.
Soui."
.
o"
in
rtinL'.
At
times
she
Anfield.
expresses
the
opinion!
left
on
todays
.".s
trip
to
Van-
r
a
business
trip
Kev.
h.
o.
uisen
proposed
tne
rnncipai
mourners
were
Mrs.
win
oe
joined
by
other
members
that
the
department
is
"moral-!
the
central
in-
triOal
tea
it,
and
F.
Leash
a
toast
J.
K.
Wainwriuht
of
Oakvnlj.
of
the
Art
Club
who
wil
do
auick
lv
bound
and
letrallv
obliged"
to
iz
to
c-c
cilv.
sketches
of
people
visiting
the
pay
the
fees.
It
fears
that
good
exhibition.
relations
between
the
board
and
i
l.idi.s'
'lA
A
ill
in
li'
the
uware;
are:
Ml...
-
to
the
bridesmaid.
A
three-tiered
uiuano,
sisi.-j
oi
.'.Irs.
Mlnto-.n,
wedding
cake,
made
by
the
-Airs.
Oeorge
Wain
wriRht
or
Lon-
'
bride's
mother,
was
cut
by
the
-on,
Ontario;
Col.
and
Mrs.
C.
V.'
bridal
couple
and
svrved
by
Snir
-
a.nt,
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kvrgin,
.ns.
v.
ley
Patrick.
'
S.
Kerg.n,
Mrs.
J.
B.
(j.oson
and
For
going
away
the
bride
cho.;e
Dong
Sing,
a
pale
b!us
suit
with
white
ny.o'i
Honorary
pallbearers
were
Dr.
scarves
Jiuvcltv.
the
department
may
be
disturb-
j
ed.
i
i
The
matter
will
be
taken
up
with
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
MP,
with
a
view
to
obtaining
direct
action
at
Ottawa.
read
SMART
FOOTWEAR
Fashior,ed
o
enhance
your
costume:
We've
a
complete
selection
o'
new
desiqns
in
colors,
leathers
and.
heel
heights
you
orefer.
Whs
AA-C
t'
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
ers
:jrmr
ci'.v
rom-
i
m
the
city
on
sheer
bIou;e.
a
pink
hat,
and
J.
r.
taut,
u..
L.
W.
Keryin,
Coi.
rt
this
morning
navy
accessories
S.
D.
JoUr.jon.
J.
H.
M-'Leod,
J
0-
"J'?,J:r.
llr2
I
or
a
bricl
busi-
ller
luii-irngm
navy
coat
was
r.
Mortson
and
A.
L.
Hoitoy.
"Little
Lulu"
has
arrived
for
Raster.
Come
and
see
her
at
Rupert
Florists.
i81c
Ladles'
Auxiliary
Canadian
Legion
monthly
meeting
Thurs
¬
Cub
News
.
Joe
Scott
has
gone
up
to
the
Active
pallbearers
were
R.
E.
adorned
by
a
pink
corsage.
Tire
lappy
cuii'ile
left
by
tialn
for
Mortimer.
C.
II.
Elkins,
William
ft.
who
has
been
Jasner.
nnd
will
motor
from
there
r
Scouts
from
Prince
Rupert
Wolf
cruicK-naiw.
j.
T.
l.
Han
hij
Harvey,
In
.
W'
.7,
arcount
of
th
n
ci.,,.
i
day.
April
3,
8
p.m.
!79P'
Cub
Pack.
iier.
returned
to
their
future
home.
J"
recent
sessions
of
the
pack
mnce
Rupert
:
Presbyterian
sale,
Thursday,
trill
fc"o,-(Hv,
T,,,-,
Arrtuirh
anri
u.n
Wa.a
and
O.
A.
Hunter.
f
.
E.
Anfield
and
Frank
Skln-nci.
church
wardens,
were
usn-crs.
lnis
evening
the
remains
wli'
2:
SO.
Homccooking,
White
Elephant.
'
"-'"',
"
aprons,
(79c
i
ai'y
Ogiv.j
were
promoted
to
Second
Star
Cubs
and
Rick
Port
Clements
;
Handy
Boys
Do
after
a
brie
A
ney
location
T.
"Norton''
Faulding.
Craig
Stewart.
George
be
sent
bv
train
to
Terrace
who;
he
city,
retuni-
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Conlfcol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Jobs
At
School
i
to
his
home
on
the
funeral
will
take
place
to-
xoungs
Kcai
tiaie
ana
insur-
jones,
Mel
oouier
ana
iuiis
morrow
afternoon
from
St
Mat-
ance
nas
moved
4iis
office
build-
Ka:vey
to
first-star.
n,,.,-u
A.mi.,.,
r-hn;-,
ir.
tf.,1.
ing
to
Third
Street
across
from
New.y
invested
and
enrolled
;e
IxaiuU.
T
he
Industrial
arts
departmil
.
f,mpl
Post
Office,
behind
the
Besner
Cubs
are
Brian
Adames
and
Iwal
Canadian
i'r
f.-
f
i,,.,.
j
a
111
r
Bjo'h
Memorial
High
School
,
,
Building.
Phone
451.
n80c)
3cobyMur.ro.
III
pri'
"tu
lo
'Ws
iiot
been
Idle
as
far
as
doing
Rl'P"t
odd
and
useful
jobs
around
the
fockter
w"l
proceed
to
Terrace
to
conduct
the
service
there.
TADS...
8
WAN'
;er
spending
the
ehool
is
concerned.
And
it
re
EASTER
GOODIES
'
au
Vutona
ceived
acknowledgment
from
the
returned
tn
the
D0:ucl
of
school
trustees
at
its
Mrs.
George
Wainwright
will
also
be
In
attendance.
B.
C.
Undertakers
of
Prince
Rupert
are
in
charge
of
funeral
arrangements.
from
Vancouver
nu'et
n'z
!ost
night
when
the
fol
m
a
meetins
of
rds
of
Tr:irlp
lowing
list
was
presented:
Wwxlcn
frame
jullt
for
bnsket-bull
backboards
and
bu.skt'ls
put
up.
Coat
rarks
in
Drolrctlon
room
and
f
Columbia..
t
Decorated
Easter
Eqgs
'
Easter
Baskets
.
Easter
Eqq
Dyes
Easter
Plush
Rabbits
t
And
Many
Easter
Novelties
a
-
Market
Place
of
Millions
C
L
ASS
I
FI
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D
A
PS
PAY
Write
Them
Yourself
on
this
Handy
Form
.
i
Kne
aconomlcs
Wlnl,,
nalen
...in
Will
room.
be;
K..y
case
for
Mr.
Hurst',
office
He
WPf'klv
lim.
More
Fire
Calls
In
Past
Month
Pr'Wc
Hunnt
Drawers
In
woodwork
benches.
Tool
bonrrts
In
wotxlwork
shop.
Towel
lacks
for
lockers
I
boys'
and
ilrls').
'rtow.
Ht.
wlll
Ejfernnient.
R0-
havin
ils
'
's
toimn
ruw
DraftlnR
cupboard
(drafting
room).
Portable
bcxk
rack
for
librury.
Number
of
fire
calls
in
March
Scraped
and
refinished
to
mmcii
nearly
doubled
over
the
previous
'!
cupboard
for
typing
montn
bu
at
J3
lne
averae
Us
still
below
that
1930
H-.-pulr.-d
six
or
elKht
folding
chairs,
much
Oi
siieif
in
brtiioirv
laboratory.
and
1951.
Damaue
estimated
at
II0VmS
pictures
River-
scenes.
thj
program
regular
weok-'v
Kepatred
table
for
projection
room.
$j
8nrj
was
due
to
file
ill
a
dwell-
i
lop
and
broom
racks
for
janitor
'.i
-
,
,1g
Qn
Elghth
Aveue
East
7lliX
fln
Rupert
Gvrn
mniiTp
mm
Record
cabinet
Commercial.
t
calls
th
.S
year
IS
S);
total
dam-
f
ft.
W.
Large
f
riuitl
th?ve
C
was
Drawer
partitions,
home
economics
age,
$4,985.
,
room
rif
of
members
!
sc.hs
board",
.ewln
room.
i
Last
year,
same
period,
total
I
s-
i
Repaired
door
to
old
,-hnni
broken
c.jmase
was
$20,000;
the
year
b?-
general
-sup-
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
"fan
Nationa
'V
the
wind.
;
fore,
$34,000,
which
included
total
Bmit
screen
for
school
play.
'
(lest
ruction
,
Of
the
Old
Moose
cupboard
for
'
screws
and
nails
,.
I
wood
shop).
Han.
Krbullt
miiKaine
rack
tn
teachers'
i
.
-
'oom.
.
i,
,
1
Guardrails
fur
windows
In
activity
I
"DAILY
NEW?"
bring
results.
'a
ln
the
course
!
!7iudk'al
trips
5'C11
bu.sinc
!
"
ton'Bhf,
train
1S
at
v..
WASHERS
Ih
'iuii-ou-JlDer
D.,..,.
With
Pump
Control
$189.50
Number
of
Times
,
Enclosetl
ricasc
Find
(3c
per
word
per
insertion
e.g.
Number
of
words
25;
cost.
c.
Six
insertions
for
price
of
four.
Minimum
charge,
50c.)
Add
four
words
if
boc
number
required
f
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QUALITY
.
.
.
NOT
PRICE"
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j.
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
L
td.
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210
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Stewart,
B.C.
Kt,.r
Address
:
:
--
Phone
No
Roy,
.