Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
September
19,
1953
District
News
'Rupert
Hospital
Auxiliary
Launches
Winter
Program
ent
Gordon
F.
Forbes
nsferred
to
Vernon
eminent
Agent
Gordon
F.
Forbes,
who
has
h
the
government
service
here
since
1944,
is
.....1
T
f'
nnA
....'11
1
-
HISTORIC
SPOTS
i
Canadian
woodenware
factor!?
VOLFVILLE,
N.S.
(CP)
Dr
produced
104,000,000
clothe3
pini
Ronald
Longiey,
president
of
the
in
1951.
Woltville
Historical
Society,
told
-
STEWART
Residents
of
this
town
have
Reports
on
activities
during
,
Scott
and
Mrs.
Robert
Yamada,
;
the
surfimer
had
their
first
taste
of
winter.
;
for
new
projects
to
be
under-
membership
up
to
81.
The
group
...v
....
,
"'
"'7
,
,
laKen
lnls
winter
highlighted
Is
campaigning
lor
members,
and
Stewart
W.
4.
IofJj
Ja((
Dva
Special
to
The
Dally
News
STEWART
A
highly
successful
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
netted
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Stewart
General
hospital
over
$100.
The
Canadian
Legion
club
rooms
were
the
scene
of
the
popular
affair
for
which
Mrs.
H.
C.
Bennett
was
convener.
Mrs.
W.
J.
Crawford
was
in
charge
of
the
home-cooking
stall,
Mrs.
D.
Spencer,
flowers
and
vegetables,
Mrs.
8.
Young,
tea,
and
Mrs.
R.
Mc-Leod
and
Mrs.
C.
McLeod,
cash
persons
interested
are
asked
to
a
meeting
here
''no
province
In.
Canada
Is
so
rich
in
history
as
Nova
Scotia
and
local
historical
societies
must
co-operate
withi
national
and
provincial
bouics
to
preserve
historical
sites."
,
allien
eu
tu
cmun,
u.j.t
anu
iu
leave
contact
the
secretary,
Mrs.
Sid
ncy
Elkins.
uc
".u
o.
uuouiib
ui
me
nrsi
iaii
meeting
of
the
Wo-snow
on
the
mountain
tops
sur-
men's
Auxiliary
to
the
Prince
rounding
the
town,
a
first
warn-
;
Rupert
General
hospital
ing
of
impeding
winter.
j
wa5
reported
new
suction
ether
machine
nurrhns.
here
September
26.
He
Is
belnff
rehhtrpH
in
T3rinrA
C2H)2
Rupert
by
Howard
W.
Harding,
comes
Possibility
of
a
winter
route
ed
by
the
auxiliary
for
the
hos-
I
through
the
Frank
Mackie
,
pital,
at
a
cost
of
$442
is
now
In
'
glacier
on
the
Upper
Salmon
W,
and
the
group
plans
to
river
to
the
Leduc
river
area
is
.
purchase
further
modern
equip-
!
beine
discussed
here.
Prospectors
!
ment
this
winter,
'
familiar
with
the
glacier
have
i
nth
,
!
suggested
such
a
route
would
t
'
'Z
T
that"
III
I
-wing
for
hospual
sup-
'49
Ford
Coach
$1350
'50
International
'
l-ton
$1250
'50
Plymouth
Sedan
-
Granger
Albernl.
Mr.
Forbes
came
to
Prince
Rupert
in
1944
as
dpputy
agent,
and
was
appointed
government
agent
on
the
death
of
Norman
Watt
in
1946.
Prior
to
his
appointment
here,
he
was
deputy
agent
at
Merrittt,
B.C.
iers.
At
a
meeting
of
the
hospital
auxiliary
In
the
court
room,
Mrs.
S.
Young
was
elected
president
to
replace
Mrs.
T.
Wallace
who
has
$1450
The
World's
Largest
Selling
Electric
Shaver
...
PHILISH
AVE
12
Self-sharpening
silver-steel
rotary
action
blades.
No
pulling
or
irritation
to
the
skin
Complete
with
genuine
leather
case.
TEN
DAYS
FREE
TRIAL
l
A
very
pa-asam
,s
spent
in
the
Otld-jl
by
officers
and
-
..."
-
........
n,
p.
nflf
hpen
rnmnlata
nA
that
the
baby
clothes
sale
case
in
the
hospital
had
done
well.
The
48
International
.-ton
$850
'42
Chevrolet
Coach
Milton
Kearns.
prospector,
re-
A
native
of
Victor!,
he
luu
t
Hie
.SlvULIiii
t
ll
it-
J
been
a
member
of
the
,w
win
n
they
were,
Masonic
Lodge
here
for
several
years.
$550
F!
Grander
of
reiurneri
lo
ner
nnme
in
Oregon.
Last
Rites
Held
For
L.
G.
Jackson
Mrs
siesidfitt
of
the
Re
39
Hudson
Terraplane
350
NO
OBLIGATION
Accompanying
Mr.
Forbes
to!
his
new
post
at
Vernon
will
be
j
his
wife.
An
ardent
gardener,
Mrs.
Forbes
will
be
missed
here
for
her
work
in
turning
the!
Fiix$Q.75
$3
Down
$3
Monthly
ports
Killing
iwo
large
umDer
:
auxiliary's
library
service
also
wolves
near
his
property
at
Long
j
had
been
carried
on
throughout
Lake.
Upper
Salmon
river,
dur-
the
summer
months.
Ing
the
summer.
a
di..
Plans
..,,.
i
laid
u
were
for
the
annual
j
Hallowe'en
tea
to
be
held
Octob-
FEWKR
WHISTLES
er
31-
and
lt
'as
decided
to
send
MONTREAL
CP
Town
coup-I
a
delceate
to
the
hospital
auxll-
cil
of
Cote
St.
Luc
was
advised
!
ianf
cnvenon
in
Vancouver
next
month-
The
delegate
-will
that
a
municipal
by-law
pro-'
hibiting
the
sounding
of
engine
be
named
at
the
next
meeting.
whistles
within
the
town
ha.i!
Two
new
members,
Mrs.
W.
J.
PRICE
Sd
S
ssbiy
o!
British
Col-was
accompanied
by
Znt.
Assembly
Mar-
tsiduit
of
the
LAPM.
NEW
INTERNATIONAL
HALF-TON
TRUCKS
JUST
ARRIVED
,
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
.
WcRAE
BROS.
LIMITED
grounds
of
the
official
agent's
home
into
a
beautiful
nrH.n
tfiu
Mr.
iOirx,
"The
Store
that
Service
Built"
Phone
S
or
36
which
has
been
a
drawing
card
for
thousands
-of
tourists.
Mr.
Forbes'
son
Charles
is
a
TERRACE
Funeral
services
for
Lewis
Glen
Jackson
was
held
last
Tuesday
from
the
Parkview
Funeral
chapel,
with
burial
at
Kitsumkalum
cemetery.
Mr.
Jackson
was
killed
In
a
truck
accident
on
Highway.
16
September
6.
In
Terrace
for
the
funeral
were
his
mother,
Mrs.
"Arthur
Campbell
and
her
husband
of
Regina.
student
at
the
University
nf
been
approved
by
the
federal
board
of
transport
commission-1
er.s.
A
councillor
said
railway
officials
will
bs
asked
to
ernuve
that
the
by-law
Is
observed
us
soon
as
passible.
Look
what
you
can
do
with
British
Columbia.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Forbes
will
sail
on
the
Princess
Louise
for
Vancouver,
September
26.
Mr.
Harding
is
scheduled
to
take
over
his
duties
October
15.
In
the
interval,
Deputy
Agent
George
L.
Brodie
will
be
in
charge
of
the
government
office.
The
great,
new
"Do-lt-Yourself"
movement
is
rolling
along,
stronger
than
ever!
People
who
used
to
think
they
couldn't
drive
a
nail
ctraiphl
hae
found
this
exciting
and
profitable
spare-time
occupation
"right
up
their
alley:.
It's
easy
to
make
so
many
things
that
help
make
a
houc
a
home
with
Sjlvaply.
rianh
of
the
Grand
.it
uf
B
C.
From
Mis-Mi.
McCrae.
Grand
dependent
Order
of
and
Mrs.
McCrae.
maiiv
wlronie
vLsit-icapert
and
Sniithers,
mi
Caldwell,
Idaho.
as
eon
f
erred
on
tat:
Mrs.
Nancy
Mc-.,.
1miIi"I
Klmore.
Mrs.
,id'i.:
.ll.
Mrs.
Irene
N.inry
Robinson,
Mrs.
:'i.'t,
Mrs.
Jean
,
Marian
(.'lift,
Mrs.
k.jin.
p,
i'..
id'
in
had
nd-Inrli:.'
on
(he
theme
iilhiMium
and
con-ii.
s
very
suitab'y
iith
a
bird-pin,
a
un-in
Terrace,
as
a
rt-her
visit.
Mr.
McCrae
!
Manchester
Unity,
villc.wed
by
Mr.
Zirk
aid
the
work
of
the
k
summer
camp
for
iii
h
is
run
by
the
i
Order.
Delicious
re-l
eie
iater
served.
Canadian
output
of
Portland
cement
in
ti.-
first
half
of
1953
was
21
per
cent
higher
than
the
first
half
of
3952
NIGHT
SCHOOL
Board
of
School
Trustees,
School
Dfctrlct
No.
52,
will
ofrer
night
school
classes
in
all
subjects
for
which
a
minimum
of
fifteen
enroll
and
a
teacher
is
available.
Classes
are
held
Tuesday
evening,
beginning
October
0.
1953,
at
7:30
p.m.
The
fee
is
$10.00
for
the
Course
twenty
weeks,
one
night
a
week,
two
hours
a
night.
Courses
that
have
been
asked
about
pre:
Art;
English
for
New
Canadians;
German;
Spanish;
Mathematics;
Typing;
Shorthand;
Bookkeeping;
Woodwork
(re-finishing
of
home
furniture
l
and
Dressmaking.
Those
interested
phone
641,
and
leave
name,
address
and
telephone
number.
Register
as
soon
as
possible.
YOU
CAN
DEFEND
ON
GO
Q
Q
DO
O
O
Q
,
W
,1
1
1
hrtt
kuiwy
Uil
to
r-nmr
ix-i
teii
it
mi,
bwk-b.
tired
fari.iifl
duK
ired
rrmt
ofu
folio.
lJodd'
KtdfMy
Pill
Mfmu-Ut
kidnyc
to
"rifl
dutr.
You
Doddi
it
0f
arui
mom
Ymj
m
v
'
-V
'"
.
.
'1
k
YOU'LL
HAVE
FUN
making
smart,
outdoor
furniliire
WHAT
A
BLESSING
you'll
find
the
extra
storage
with
durable,
easilv
-worked
Sjltidv,
I'ree
pl
n
for
spure
and
convenieiiee
in
a
bank
of
built-in
drawers
this
tabic
and
bench
at
your
lumber
dealer.
Gel
it
,
.
like
these.
And.
it's
all
yours
when
you
make
your
'
and
pel
started!
'
own
built-iiiH
with
Sylvaply.
'.
3
Q
Q
P
QSO
v::?a
.
.
j
.1
TV
pirn
?m
y
-
,A,
4
""
t
v
-
j
S
ft'
!.;.
'5
ilaaK5tMiii
iiM
i3E!
YOU
CAN
TRANSFORM
a
dull
basement
into
n
dazzling
guest
room,
riiinpun
room
or
a
den
easily
nml
inexpensively
by
panelling
with
Svlvuply.
e.isv
lo
handle,
nail
and
saw.
it'i
more
fun
than
vnrk.
tjel
I'rc
"llow-To-Uo-ll't."
from
yout
vlvplv
dealer.
YOU
CAN
EASILY
ENLARGE
your
home
be
it
new
or
cdd.
In
'pimply
turning
waste
attiv
tpuco
into
vahifiblr
livinj;
space.
You
don'l
need
lo
be
an
espert
to
use
Sylvaply.
Just
(nllow
the
simple
tep-by-step
insirm
lion
in
the
Sylvaply
Free
'Iow-To-lo-It',8,.
your
dealer
bas
for
you.
"
"Do-ll-Yovrself"
with
SYLVAPLY
X
fa
Lightweight
and
etrong,
the
hig
handy
panels
of
Sylvaply
Douglas
Fir
plywood
are
more
fun
than
work
for
huihliug,
remodelling
and
making
fuinilui'e.
They're
just
right
for
th
"week-end"
rarpenter
using
tlie
.ii
i)
pics,
t
household
tools.
"(H:
pmliuhly
ii-dri'l.
buy
a
pijs
of
lend,
a
lnb
J-
of
zinc
or
a
Imr
of
silver.
Hut
you
do
buy
many
tliiii);s
conlniiiiiiK
llioe
nicliiK.
F.lhjl
(iitsoline
aiul
the
lmllrry
In
your
car
neea
had
...
a
flashlight
luitlery
and
galvanized
ii
need
.iiie
.
.
.
your
newspaper
or
magazine
cannot
he
prmlueed
willionl
liolh.
In
your
tableware
and
in
your
camera
film
there
is
silver
.
,
.
So,
eventually,
I'oiuinvo
conies
lo
you
in
many
ways.
Comiueo
isn
typical
Canadian
industry
men
ol
failli
invested
in
it
men
of
vision
built
it
men
of
skill
operated
it.
'Hie
eomliinulion
was
suicessful,
diiil
customer
approved
and
the
product
Hold.
The
Company
grew
and
prospered.
As
it
grew,
part
of
ils
prosperity
was
ploughed
back
into
new
In.ildings
ami
equipment.
As
u
result
it
grew
and
prospered
on
a
lurger
scale
to
provide
more
jobs
lo
build
cnuitn
unities
to
develop
furl
her
resources
und
lo
bring
to
millions,
products
whicb
play
ail
important,
part
in
their
every
day
life.
a
ft
ilmpl
tol
natded
i
ir
FUN-.
i
All
von
nerd
to
work
lucvessftilly
witb
theae
easy
-to-
b.iiul'e
4
lesl
by
8
feet
liamls
of
li(ihtw.-iybt
Svlvuply
1
just
!.
nr
skill
iu
Ibe
use
of
ordinary
houm
hold
tool,
tiet
ttm
lril
by
tulkirig
ovrt
jrour
project
ml
"Han
Jv
mun
HendMaaMrrs"
youc
I.ipjiI
Sylva(ily
dealer,
(lie
h
I
be
u
"Take
Home"
!.
too
luiall
Sylly
panel
bandy
lor
odd
jobs.)
Scving
lumbr
Deolerj
from
Coast
to
Coosl
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&
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LIMITED
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windir
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I
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8r
McCaffery
Ltd.
Island
City
Builders'
Supplies
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
PHONE
BLACK
820
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Phone
116-117-58
TERRACE,
B.C.
Phone
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