1
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
March
3,
1954
Visiting
Wren
Lieutenant
Finds
Navy
Life
Exciting
v-f
Committee
Discusses
Plans
To
Nominate
Air
Cadets
Plans
to
submit
nomination?
squadron
awards
also
were
dis-for
air
cadet
flying
scholarships
cussed.
and
overseas
exchange
visits
were
discussed
last
night
at
the
Trv
v,
v
Nc
(
A
cl
monthly
meeting
of
the
soon-
J-yU
:'VS
K'l
quarter-
A
charming
woman
In
an
chanlcs,
electricians,
ultra-smart,
uniform
of
navy
masters
and
others.
8
sorjng
committee
of
the
Prince
'.
'4T
f
f
Rupert
air
cadet
squadron.
Winners
of
the
flying
training
scholarships
are
checked
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
New
address:
301
?rd
Ave.
W
Pn.ne
Oren
9fi0
out
as
pilots
without
charge
to
4,
t
A
i
.
blue
is
visiting
Prince
Rupert:
There
are
only
14
Wrens
at
this
week,
spreading
the
good
Chatham,
and
Lieut.
Allen
hopes
news
of
the
interesting
careers
:
to
see
the
group
Increased
to
and
adventure
for
girls
In
the
1
100
girls.
Qualifications
for
navy.
Wrens
are
Grade
10
education
or
She
Is
Lieut.
Myrtle
Irene
Al-'
better,
medical
fitness
and
mln-len
of
Vancouver
and
Sechelt,
imum
age
of
18,
maximum
age
B.C.,
now
on
the
staff
of
the
I
of
29
years,
commanding
officer
naval
dl-
j
Lieut.
Allen
held
a
commission
visions
at
Hamilton,
Out.
I
In
the
Women's
Ambulance
Lieut.
Allen
is
here
for
her
an-
j
Corps
at
the
start
of
the
war,
nual
inspection
of
the
Wrens
of
'but
joined
the
Wrens
as
a
pro-HMCS
Chatham
In
Prince
Ru-1
bationary
at
their
Inception,
peri,
and
to
tell
anyone
intere3-
I
In
August
of
1944
she
trained
ed
about
life
in
me
Wrens,
be-1
for
commission
as
a
supply
of
fi-cause
the
Wrens
want
about
700;
cer,
completed
the
course
and
more
young
girls
In
their
or-
thn
moved
to
Ottawa
for
offi-ganization.
Cers
training,
coming
out
as
a
J
.4
3
f
tncmselves,
while
those
chosen
for
exchange
visits
may
visit
the
U.S.,
Britain
or
those
Scandln-
i
avian
countries
which
are
included
in
the
scheme
to
promote
International
goodwill
among
air
cadets.
Nominations
will
be
made
by
the
squadron's
commanding
officer,
working
with
a
committee
from
the
sponsoring
group,
and
will
then
be
submitted
to
tho
provincial
committee
at
Vancouver
for
consideration.
Plans
for
squadron
social
activities
and
competition
for
And
Lieut.
Allen
Is
just
the
!
sub-lleut.
In
the
new
body
she
ls
an
executive
lieutenant,
girl
to
tell
them.
She
served
as
a
Wren
during
the
Second
World
War
and
when
Wrens
were
reintroduced
after
the
war
she
was
one
of
the
first
to
re-join.
Lieut.
Allen
is
full
of
enthusiasm,
for
her
uniform
and
her
work.
Does
she
get
tired
of
her
unifurm?
Heavens,
no
she
exclaims.
She's
so
used
to
It,
and
'-
v
y
a
v
.
bhe
s
proud
of
her
smart
unl-
from
(incidentally,
she
looks
like
'so
comfortable
in
It,
that
she
a
million
In
ii.)
and
proud
-of
feels
lost
without
It.
She
takes
out
her
love
for
hright
colors
In
lounging
clothes
and
for
occasional
off-duty
flings
in
Luxury
Sreomei
Prince
Georgt
'
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
av
11:13
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
ft?
f
She
loves
her
work
even
more
than
her
uniform.
"You
never
know
where
this
job
will
take
THIS
IS
A
RECENT
photo
of
Queen
Mother
Elizabeth
who
"hopes
very
much"
to
come
to
Canada
in
November
when
she
Is
in
North
America
for
a
trip
to
the
United
States
on.
President
Eisenhower's
Invitation.
The
Queen
Mother,
who
captivated
Canadians
on
the
royal
tour
of
1939,
Is
to
spend
10
days
in
the
U.S.
next
fall.
i
you,"
she
says,
"and
if
another
WE
MOVE
WITH
CARE
ANYWHERE
You
can
entrust
your
finest
furniture
pieces
to
us
with
confidence
in
their
saf
r-and-sound
delivery.
PACKING
CRATING
SKIPPING
LOCAL
OR
LONG
DISTANCE
MOVING
LINDSAY'S
war
should
come
along
.
.
.
the
Wrens
will
be
Johnny-on-the-
"our
girls"
across
the
nation.
There
are
about
850
of
"our
girls"
in
Wren
divisions
across
Canada,
and
"they're
all
wonderful"
says
Lieut.
Allen.
PRAISES
CHATHAM
She
complimented
the
Chatham
Wrens
on
their
smartness
at
inspection
Monday
night,
and
said
they
are
typical
of
their
sisters
in
the
navy.
"Nice
girls
full
of
interest
In
their
Navy
futures"
she
summed
them
up.
The
majority
of
the
850
girls
are
part-time
Wrens,
usually
meeting
once
a
week
for
"divisions"
and
study.
However,
about
150
of
the
girls
are
on
full-time
duty,
working
side-by-
spot.
Who
knows,
we
might
even
WEDNESDAY
Midnif
b
;
Cum
fort
and
Service
i-.i
m
1
ond
Mrs
DISTRICT
NEWS
r'or
reuervatloaa
write
of
go
to
sea,
and
concluded,
"if
the
British
women
could
do
it,
so
can
Canada's
Wrens!"
Lieut.
Allen
will
leave
tomorrow
for
Vancouver
and
Victoria
to
continue
her
inspection
tour.
Photo
by
Van
Mccr
Studio.
Clarence
Adlond
call
City
or
Depot
Office.-
-
Prince
Rupert.
BL'.
Cartage
and
Storage
Limited
STEWART
A
good
response
is.
Hammerberg
at
a
sharp
curve
reported
in
the
hospital
board's
!
near
Danskin.
drive
for
funds
for
a
new
hos-
j
pital
here.
The
board
has
re-
STEWART
A
Wolf
Cub
pack
leased
no
figures
for
the
drive
to
1
has
been
.
organized
here
by
date,
but
spokesmen
report
pros-
'
Const.
R.
James
of
the
RCMP,
'
Johnstone
Vows
Said
Phone
60
L.-ave
it
to
Lindsay's"
!!
I-
I
k
I
.
I
ii
sioe
with
men
of
the
navy
in
engnr
iNupnais
nere
responsible
positions
and
getting
pects,
are
bright
lor
financing
I
who
hopes
also
to
inaugurate
a
of
the
proposed
new
building,
to
i
Scout
troop.
Nine
boys
attended
equal
pay
lor
that
work,
she
ran
Church
:
niece,
Miss
Curine
Heldc
as
,
stressed.
replace
the
present
structure
the
first
session
of
the
pack,
of
a
r
harming
bridesmaid.
They
wore
similarly-
i
erected
in
1910.
mey
can
siuay
any
one
or
a
which
J.
F.
Bouzek,
customs
officer,
will
be
Cubmaster.
leli-ht
when
styled,
gowns
of
blue
and
pink
1
mvriad
courses
in
.rh
hw
A
daughter
of
I
faille
weave
taffeta
respectively.
a
rammimiraiiAm
mirai
FRANCOIS
LAKE
Reported
Francois
Lake
Enjoys
Social,
Pie
Contest
Special
to
The
Dully
News
FRANCOIS
LAKE
A
pie
contest
highlighted
the
social
staged
by
Farmers'
and
Women's
Institutes
in
the
Community
Hall
here,
with
Mrs.
R.
Routley
winning
first
prize
and
Mrs.
Bob
,
o
Piiikt
Hu-i
and
carried
nose?ays
of
pink
islstanta.
administrative
anri
.
in
good
condition
:n
Burns
Lake
STEWART
Construction
sup
.1.1
.1..
.,F
'
'
-
.
!
.
.
.
and
white
cahnations.
writers,
storcswomen,
motor
me
hospital
is
Frank
Sclunidt
of
'
erintendent
on
the
Bear
River
Francois
Lake,
injured
in
a
car
(bridge
project
two
miles
from
.
of
Mr
N.
K
Best
man
was
Mr.
Fritz
and
ushers.
Mr.
I.
Vaaiie
and
tU
.
.1
ri
C,
.
f
the
bridge
to
the
ice:
A
Slaney
of
:nm!
fluwe
rs,Mr.
Morris
Kaardal.
accident.
Mr.
Schmidt
suffered
head
wounds
when
the
car
In
which
he
was
riding,
collided
with
a
truck
owned
by
Eric
si.
or
the
rcre-
Mr.
I,
Feness
was
organist
Seven
Brownies
Move
to
Guides
RED
CROSS
ANNUAL
MEETING.
TONIGHT
8
p.m.
-CIVIC
CENTRE
i
f
v
II
O.
Olsen
and
Mrs.
W.
Heck
.soloist,
sinein
of
Gulf
Construction
Company,
contractors,
slipped
on
the
superstructure
and
Jumped
15
feet
to
the
ice
below,
fracturing
both
heels.
Peebles
taking
second
place
"Life's
Pathway
We
Tread."
A
reception
followed
in
the
by
Mr.
G
Girls
of
the
2nd
Girl
Guide
i
honors.
Mrs.
mis.
m
v.r
,,iu.ijr
in
i,
i
ii
nan
Kim
junn-
company
and
2nd
and
4tli
Judging
the
14
apple
pie
en
t
ivory,
satin
stone
and
the
groom's
sister,
Brownie
narks
nar.ipinninH
in
:
..
.V,r...5
STEWART
Granduc
transportation
projects
are
keeping
Russian-Style
Rabbit
Hunt
Involved
Affair
:!ofembruid-MS.
Mostad
as.si.stmg
the
bridal
'
fi)lng
up
ceremony
in
which
i
Partington
and
Neill
Kelly,
urcd
by
a
pa
ty
in
The
bride
;
receiving.
s
three
Brownies
flew
up
to
Guides
The
pie
iudKing
followed
an
nly
ornament
mother
chose
for
the
occasion
a
bv
virtue
of
their
...iden
m
.
-
-
s
I
this
town
humming
with
activ-;
ity,
with
planes
carrying
sup-
plies
to
the
Leduc
Glacier
mak-l
lng
wide
use
of
the
new
com
.
the
smart
ensemble
of
navy
blue
and
four
walked
im
hv
virtue
f
i
.
M
...
.
rarriert
a
!
lL-ith
white
aeee..rle.
n-hile
M,.
-.-
.V
"
-
"J
"
!
Jonas
Glans
and
family.
nations
wiin
Mostaa
wore
dove
gray
with
pany
airstrip
here
and
tractors
Flvine
un
from
Rrnwnlps
to
Mr.
Glans
showed
films
cover-
MOSCOW
0i
Hunters
will
go
Guest
Speaker;
i
navy
accessories.
;
n,.irfoc
,or
cv,..
trn...
t..j..
ino
ih.ir
i,,rncu
.ia,iina
!.
..
,,.
i
at
work
breakliiK
throuEh
a
new
ihe
bnties-
The
nevvlyweris
have
taken
up
.Ti,m.
H
nh.r.
rv,n,i
-hii1
uminn
onri
thrmmh
t.hn'.u..;.
.
...i
.T.
1
road
to
Leduc
via
the
Salmon
Johnstone
as
residence
at
3'tS'
Eighth
Avenue
:,,,,,
walking
,
Helen
,,.
,
.
itt.rt
United
Stutes.
so.
the
h.
trans-AllantiC'rohh.t
ron...io',,n.
l..uu.r
chm
t
r
i
ivi
glacier
ana
adjacent
snownems.
h
c
e
q
n
-nusfiuu
SLyie
1
the
groom's
'
West,
in
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
CA.
SCOTT
B.
C.
Commissioner
crossing
and
activities
in
Nor-
I
was
more
than
most
members
of
i
f
1
is
exPected
the
new
road
will
way.
!
the
diplomatic
corps
in
Moscow
I
ae
lo
tra'"c
nnnpliiff
anft
r."r;h
mpn
tji
:nrlH
ii
hailrilp
!
i
i
rtk
i
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society
isincr
kin
orouDS
plus
awar-J
of
a
door
prize
to
I
U.S.
Ambassador
Charles
Boh-
I
j
rr
1
1
I
I
i
Willie
Johnson
completed
the
len
indirectly
initiated
the
shoot
y'uxifiarii
J-ioldi
I
when
he
suggested
to
the
Rus
Jew
Officers
For
1954
evening's
entertainment.
sians
that
they
resume
the
prac-
.
tice
of
bear
hunts,
organized
by
!
-Jtl
.sfut
Sale
iciei
IT
up
were
Woodcock,
Lorrahie
Smith,
Ingcr
Vlk-til
and
Wanda
McLean.
Following
the
ceremony,
the
girls
held
a
campfire
session
at
which
Brownies
stood
in
a
circle
to
repeat
their
promise,
and
one
girl,
Renatta
Krieg,
said
the
promise
in
German.
I
Taking
part
in
the
ceremony
were
Brown
Owls
Mrs.
E.
Pear-
I
son
and
Mrs.
J.
D.
S.
Robertson,
j
Guide
Captain
Mrs.
D.
F.
Baldwin
and
her
assistant
Miss
Eileen
Cole.
j
Many
parents
and
ticnds
at-j
tended
the
session
in
Conrad
I
Street
School.
n:-i
Rupert
AAiiciatiuil
the
authorities
for
the
diplomats
well-worth
the
co.;t
if
properiy
undertaken.
DMrirt
Ri'S-
ni'l.
nin
wif
Colorful
.
.
.
satin-sold,
'silver,
chrome
and
Capri
Orecn,
Feature-full
.
.1.
everything
a
kitchen
or
housewife
could
want.
.
-if
the
Ui
V-
l)'it
Nur.M-s'
'
JIV
sJH
CCt'S
SI
III
in
the
palmier,
less-restricted
,
The
Women's
auxiliary
of
thi
days.
'
United
Fishermen
and
'
Allied
There
was
no
response
to
Boh-!
Workers
Uniou,held
a
successful
len
s
suggestion
until
he
had
:
bake
sale
last
Saturday.
Bone.
to
Berlin
to
attend
the
Big!
Special
thanks
were
extended
Four
conference.
Then
the
Swe-
i
to
the
clo;ior
of
a
chicken
and
dish
ambassador,
dean
of
the
j
those
who
contributed
home
liVWKKl
was
J)n
UfitM'c
(Ll
Color
Harmony
Refrigerator
Value-full
.
.
.
You
can't
i
i
nc
cuy
pass
up
a
buy
like
this.
The
Past
Noble
Grands
of
the
corps,
was
notified
by
the
Rus-
I
cooking.
The
chicken
and
a
Rebekah
lodge
met
last
night
atj
sians
that
a
rabbit
hunt
had
'beautifully-decorated
cake
were
the
home
of
Mrs.
Joe
Delorme,
;
been
organized.
won
by
Mis.
T.
Woodcock,
1421
Leads
Apartments,
when
plans
j
The
expedition
involved
a
five-
overlook
Street.
FROM
ii-.cra
elected
Sir
young
Prince
Rupert
mus-
.-Mirer,
Mrs.
Iciuns
were
successful
in
theory
r.
ident.
M'-s.
,
rxiiminatlons
held
here
recent-
"M
cmven-
;
ly
by
the
Royal
Conservatory
of
SLieial
eon-
Music
in
Toronto
it
was
an-
Young
and
nounced
today.
ram
conven-
i
Successful
candidalrt
in
var
were
made
lor
a
tea
to
be
neia
hour
tiain
journey,
one-nour
Committee
in
charge
of
the
March
27.
I
sleigh
ride
and
one-hour
skilfac
werc.
Mrs
Rnmpi
Mrs
'Streetcar'
Set
For
Final
Run
;l
,i,
ir
-
it
rrrl
ii
ml!
.tP'
t
i
!'
I
;
The
tea
will
be
held
at
Mrs.
I
tramp
mrougn
me
woous
to
uiu,,
patrick
Mrs
H
Van
Pykstra
Delorme's
home
and
will
feature
j
a'
selected
for
he
hunt,
Theland
Mrs
v
Pal.kin
o
sale
of
home
cooking
with
Mrs.
j
hunters
would
lute
their
own
i
on
-
,
'it.
assistant
I
I'
ll',
w.is
nam-
:
J
Irvlig.
Mrs.
S.
Peachey
and
skis
ana
ouier
equipment.
Mrs.
Thomas
Priest
in
charge.
I
The
journey
would
begin
at
4:30
$26700
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Phone
46
Mrs.
W.
J.
Llncham
and
Mrs.
!
L.
A.
Brain
will
be
charge
of
the
I
kitchen
and
Mrs.
E.
A.
Evans,
1
.ashler
ious
classes
were
as
follows:
Grade
5
theory
history
Puss,
Dorothy
Fiddes.
Grade
3
tnoory
nt.st.oiy
Pass,
Roy
Sirbrr
and
Rosaline
S.
Thaln
(equal).
Grade
2
thitiry
First
class
honors,
Rosaline
S.
Ihain.
Grade
1
theory
Fi.st
class
honors,
Margaret
Alberta
Leigh-tun,
Marena
Anne
Po.stulo.
the
UHirict'
"Hirers
lire,
j
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Kugone
Rupert,
sec-H'
t
Ross
of
wr.
Miss
5
fresh
garden
vegetables
a.m.
ana
ena
at
mianigni.
Only
four
persons
answered
the
call
two
ambassadors,
one
counsellor
and
a
first
secretary.
There
were
no
Canadians
or
Americans
among
them.
"No
guns,"
said
the
Canadians,
"unit
it's
too
tar
to
go
to
freeze
as
beaters.
'
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1'iiine
Rupert
Little
Theatre
will
stage
its
hit
production
"Streetcar
Named
Desire"
for
ttie
third
and
final
time
lonicht
in
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium.
The
group,
which
won
an
enthusiastic
response
from
fiill-liuuse
audiences
Monday
anil
Tuesday
niRhts
expects
another
hie
rroud
for
the
final
sliow
lonicht.
,
Nina
Votinirnian
and
Gerry
H'uotlsiilc
star
in
the
Tennessee
Williams
drama,
directed
bv
Ian
Dolihie.
This
Week
!
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and
,
1
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Cle-1
I'niiee
Rupert
;
Queen
Mary
IOIIE
chapter
niectinr
at
Civic
Centre,
Thursday
2
p.m.
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Claisorthy,
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who
died
in
1933,
won
the
fiieeting
n(
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Nobel
prlve
for
literature
in
Wi-i.
Legion
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meeting
Thursday
at
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8
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Cross
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Civic
Centre
al
8
p.m.
tonight
to
discuss
forthcoming
campaign.
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and
Mis.
Clark
Gable,
the
former
Lady
Sylvia
Ashley,
are
reported
to
be
a
steady
twosome
at
the
Swank
Club
tlu
Moulin
Rouge
in
Palm
Beach.
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Gable
was
once
Mrs.
Doublas
Fairbanks
Sr.
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