Pr
nce
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
November
3,
195J
passing
Sandy
Last
Rites
Held
For
Rupert
Child
Funeral
servii-e
for
Reed
Alexander
McLean,
four-year-old
son
Legion
Remembrance
Week
Activities
Start
Tomorrow
Canadian
Legion
Week,
a
full
;
up
for
Wednesday,
Remem-
,;
lias
come
and
gone
.nr
but
tne
sionej
e
on
that
night
are
ihp
rounds,
borne
U
indoors
after
the
"
jcK'un
acuvities
leading
Urance
Day-
up
to
observance
of
Remem-1
ActivlUes
will
start'
with
thei"
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t
of
Alderman
and
Mrs.
Raymond
A.
McLean
of
Praise
Rupert,
were
neid
at
i
ir.it
on.
ted
Church
here
with
the
Rpv.
L
O.
Sieber
officiating.
Palibea.trs
we.s
R.
F.
Rudder-ham,.
O.
-ow:it,
M.
Hrehirchek
and
W.
C.
Collins.
R.
W.
Long
-itmfiie
parties,
But
(,
kept
friends
jay
evening
.
.
.
n.
'""cu,ucr-
win
paraae
10
me
cenotaph
Wih
get
underway
j
here
tomorrow.
Legion,
Navy,
Army
and
Cadet
Opening
event
of
Legion
week
I
personnel
and
local
bands
will
be
the
Leg?on
Women's
I
marching
off'
from
the
Legion
Auxiliary
annual
tea
and
bazaar
building
at
10:30
a.m.
The
AiTX-
tomorrow
&tprnn,n
in
tho
lJlllnn,
j
-i
i
i
....
Vunbar
and
Coreen
a
couple
of
DaseDau
d
made
the
rounds
,n
district
before
tri1
li
T
V.
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...
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aj
t
i.iai
,
auu
lj
1
1
ic
i
i
l
n
.
i
nrtraniya.
ion
auditorium.
The
event
will
tions
will
participate
In
the
meJ
iwntown
.
mortal
service.
The
public
is
YI-KWEI
SZE
.
.
Bass-Baritone
d
up
with
the
Paul
llorren
and
Ro-rt
Marr
Tattersall,
Buria'
was
;it
liee-
hmount
cemetery,
Edmonton,
with
Dr.
W.
T.
Young
conducting
the
committal
rites.
Besides
his
parents,
the
young-;ter
is
survived
by
two
brothers,
-loddy
and
Danny.
leature
sales
of
home
made
candy,
sewing
and
fancywork,
a
fish
pond
and
home
cooking.
The
W
A.
card
party
will
be
held
tomorrow
night
and
the
auxiliary
general
meeting
will
be
held
Thursday.
Lerkfd
out
in
fancy
A
masks
.
.
.
cd
out
in
Ian
Dun-
iiiie
he
was
baby-
ut
later
transferred
auto
when
Ian's
ve-ap
.
.
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
L
Dowdie
R'wm
10.
Ei.nno
Building
Phone
Blue
553
Friday
will
see
a
start
on
poppy
sales,
in
the
local
schools
and
Friday
night
will
be
"Bring
Your
Missus
Nite"
at
the
Legion
when
members,
wives
and
guests
will
enjoy
a
social
in
the
auditorium.
Saturday
will
oe
Poppy
Day.
Legion
members
will
be
selling
the
memorial
poppies,
made
by
disabled
veterans,
downtown
and
throughout
the
district
Lnor
and
Bill
Matu-
Sze
Program
To
Include
Ch
inese
Songs
A
widely
varied
program,
including
several
traditional
Chinese
songs,
will
be
presented
by
Yi-Kwei
Sze.
noted
bass-baritone,
when
he
appears
here
tomorrow
night
in
the
second
concert
of
this
year's
Ala.-iku
Music
Trail
series.
Mr.
Sze,
who
lias
won
rave
notices
in
appearances
across
the
United
States,
will
present
works
by
Handel,
Schubert,
Rossini,
Brahms.
Verdi,
Pculenc,
LITTLE
inin.vtiD
mi,
,
mviiea.
ihe
service
at
the
cenotaph
will
start
at
10:45
In
the
event
of
rain,
the
service
will
be
held
in
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium.
The
annual
remembrance
banquet,
for
Legion
members
will
be
held
at
1:30
p.m.,
and
winding
ihp
the
week's
rmU
will
be
the
Remembrance
Day
dance,
open
to
the
public,
to
be
held
in
the
Legion
auditorium.
The
120th
H-AA
RCA
battery
will
place
a
wreath
on
the
memorial
cross
from
Vimy
Ritge
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Remembrance
Day,
and
several
youth
groups
will
parade
to
various
churches
for
remembrance
services
Sunday.
KKADY-iitiE
TEA
LONDON
(CP)
Army
catering
experts
have
developed
a
new
type
of
tea
powder,
to
be
tested
by
the
troops
in
Malaya.
The
powder
contains
tea,
sugar
and
milk,
and
one
ounce
provides
a
lurned
from
tneir
jlion
and
business
ik
them
to
Vancou-and
Seattle.
On
the
Mexican
Chlhuihi!
Vi
1
I
i
.
.
J
G
looks
8
"ttle
concerned
for
the
fate
of
her
!Kl?.fKlSSit,h'
hldS
"ny
d0g
UP
10
be
registered
in
the
annual
Dog
:hoy
did
some
hunt-
PARADE
SUNDAY
a,u-t
briiiRinK
home
bdieve
to
be
the
!
moose
in
B.C.
Remote-Controlled
Fog
Horn
Fixed
To
Prevent
Future
False
Alarms
A
church
parade
to
the
Salvation
Army
citadel
will
be
held
Sunday
morning
with
Legion
and
auxiliary
members
falling
in
at
10:15
a.m.
at
the
Legion
building
for
the
f?n
rvn
,3
K
U
church.
Padre,
Major
Poulton
-I
ml
l
H
A
the
past
two
weeks
ironing
out
,
The
fog
horn,
located
on
Holl-kinks
In
the
radio
remote-con-1
and
Rock
four
and
one-half
miles
trolled
alarm
system
which
has
;
south
of
,
Rupert
In
Chatham
yuuu
wiu
conduct
the
service.
A
full
agenda
has
been
drawn
Holland
Rock's
remote-controlled
fog
horn
won't
be
giving
Rupert-bound
sea
captains
false
alarms
any
more.
At
least
that
Is
the
hope
of
a
team
of
expert
who
have
spent
iime
back"
sign
was
,e
Daily
News
office
ir
Jean
Nixon.
One
-time
employees
ol
Jean
started
her
career
here
first
In
r
snent
the
past
six
i
Wonlworth's.
ight
tor
the
curlers
nine
is
over,
but
pint
of
tea.
been
giving
some
trouble
ever
Rachmaninoff
and
others.
A
highlight
oi
the
program
will
be
three
Chinese
sons,
new
to
Prince
Rupert
concert-goers.
Mr
Sze
will
sing
"All
Red
the
River"
(traditional)
by
Gen.
Yueh-Fei,
Soong
dynasty;
"The
Red
Beon
Love-Seed'!
and
"The
Flower
Drum."
.
,
He
will
open
hi3
recital
'with
Handel's
beauliful
"Hear
Me!
Ye
Winds
and
Waves"
and
since
its
Installation
in
May
of
1052.
tewing
(-'-machine
i
Fix
Warming
Lunches
For
Fall
Days
-
-f
I,
-
,1
other
well-known
works
will
include
several
German
iieder,
the
aria
"La
Calunnia"
from
"The
Barber
of
Seville,"
and
others.
to
the
game
are
spotlight
.
.
.
they
5
those
seen
this
e
form,
showing
the
"
how
to
perform
Whirlwind)
Christie.
ome
practice
before
opened
and
says
be-.w'll
show
the
old-finer
points
of
the
Sound,
has
been
sounding
when
there
was
no
fog
and
generally
confusing
ship
skippers.
The
experts,
two
from
the
National
Research
Council,
Ottawa,
and
one
from
the
department
of
transport,
Victoria,
found
that
Interference
from
passing
ships'
radar
systems
was
affecting
the
fog
alarm
set-up.
The
ships'
radar
works
on
the
same
wave-length
as
does
the
radio
beam
controlling
the
light,
and
at
some
times,
under
certain
conditions,
ships'
radar
would
start
the
fog
alarm
sounding
when
there
was
no
fog.
The
research
men
remedied
the
situation
by
modifying
the
receiving
antenna
on
Holland
Rock.
YOUTHS
NOT
TOO
ANXIOUS
TO
VOTE
IN
BY-ELECTION
VANCOUVER
Fr
the
first
time
In
British
Columbia's
history,
19-
and
20-year-olds
will
be
able
to
vote
in
the
provincial
election
this
month,
but
Victoria
youth
appears
to
be
unimpressed.
The
voters"
list
has
closed
for
the
by-election
here
Nov
24
and
although
no
official
count
was
made
of
the
new
voters,
it
is
estimated
that
no
more
than
400
or
500
of
about
the
1
600
eligible
new
people
registered;
mm
firlt
Iflect
and
"-"iji
ran
Businesswoman
Says
Own
Sex
Often
Make
Best
Bankers
REMOTE
CONTROL
The
fog
alarm
Is
operated
by
1
remote
control
from
the
light-
way
to
develop
a
)us
attitude
toward
spend
a
while
In
mid-summer,
or
any
metropolis
during
the
says
Don
M(
(
orkln-lias
fust
returned
urn
in
the
east.
He's
-end
some
more
time
.gold
acquaintances,
if
climate
across
the
all
rlfiht.
once
you
!
on
the
Pacific
side
inttuu.
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
'
'
nm-"-e
on
Barret
Rock,
here
cn
.....
r
noRnxiiv
nnr
'
I,
An"
JaVltS'
one
cf
,hc
first
Kaien
Is!and-
When
fog
cornel
NEW
YORK
,
NbW
YORK
(AP)
w
Women,
women
in
America
tn
hnlri
on
t
.v,
-
insen
0
pattern
diic
completely
ulsmalically.
It
makes
the
landed
sewing
s
easy
as
playing
rkcortS!
and
The
Elna
Supermotic
does
everything
H
sewi,
darn.,
embroider.,
monograms,
mends
almost
invisibly,
mokes
button
holes,
sews
on
buttonsin
(act,
more
things
than
it's
possible
to
mentiont
Etna
even
carries
a
lifetime
guarantee.
You
can't
afford
to
buy
any
st-wirg
machine
until
you've
teen
an
ELNA
so
phone
today
for
rhe
amazing
.
,
eight
minute
presentation
in
your
home
there's
no
obligation.
I
id
son
don't
write
to
1
RIRK
and
breezy
fall
days
turn
m.y!!.h!T",nhb"?ker'
otlen
Potion
in
a
metro-
and
he
,
radio
s?
tern
ds
e
Lv
L
T
'PnT
bank
Miss
Javits'
vic?-
rest
The
keeper
can
listen
tn
on
This
This
may
be
h
because
,h
they
president
of
the
Commercial
;
an
ordinary
short
wave
radio
WnVriiKriemH
.lu
B
and
Trust
Co,
of
and
hear
the
fog
ata
S
stretching
a
dollar,
guarding
a
New
York,
has
been
with
the
ing
ft
hn,?
,restllng
institution
for
29
years-
.
.
ihe
oe
alarm
and
an
auto.
the
giocery
budget.
j
"I
always
have
tried
to
make
mafic
light,
were
installed
to
re-
Also,
women
take
a
realistic
t
personal
contact
with
as
many
(..,
Pid
imhthouse
on
Hol-yiew
of
money.
Men
are
likely
j
customers
of
the
bank
as
pos-
and
Rock
which
burned
down
to
talk
in
large
round
numbers,
t
sible.
I
can
tell
more
in
five
Jn
m$
adding
a
few
digits
-to
make
j
minutes
of
personal
conversa-j
The
present
light
Is
completely
things
sound
good.
Women
Vxll
i
tion
with
a
man
than
I
can
by
j
separate
from
the
fog
alarm
svs-annonnce
the
price
of
a
dress
pages
of
credit
references.
Yoii
i
pt,.
,t
...
.!
'try
often,
but
Ocrry
mj
moinrhtg
about
food
towards
Inish);
Tuna
salad
sandwich;
Aprt-
cofs;
Giiiftar
cookies.
I
Bean
with
bacoo
soup
(sliced
r-as
able
to
keep
track
aatlsrymg
bot
specialties
like
steam,
dig
soup.
Just
what
your
young-sters
appreciate
for
lunch.
After
all
the
morning
activity,
(ha
school-agers
are
plenty
hungry.
Drowned
...
rranas
for
garnish);
Cheese-olive
sandwich;
Banana;
Chocolate
brownies.
i
tnis
week
when
Vancouver
sent
him
trom
the
papers.
It
that
Syd
Woodslde,
In
White
Rorlt
-soi
r
scoops
-
Oh
boy.
it's
good
to
sit
down
to
a
MiM
nriv-
-.i,U
T
...
You'll
carry
home
the
prize
from
eMefi
1
Drslitonf
fit
e
easy
redit
terms
$30
Down
$15
Month
Valley
Basketball
as
$12
98,
and
men
'
will
describe
;
have
to
bank
on
character.
.
.
'
cany
24
hours
a
day
it
as
"somewhere
under
$15."
"Too
many
people
think
of
i?se
GAS
ENGINES
'
That
extra
$2.02
means
a
pair
banking
as
a
cold,
impersonal
I
"p0lh'
are
operated
by
air
com-of
stockings
and
a
manicure
to
1
business.
Actually,
it
should
be
j
prcss
driven
by
gasoline
en-
I
"
I'
'
"
1,
JWI
IORB
casserole
of
Macaroni
and
Cheese
made
with
tomato
soup.
There
are
two
easy
stens.
Make
unrp
hv
m
J
Mr
Woodslde
was
Basketball
Assorln.
Champion
6.70
15
$22-95
a
woman,
but
to
a
man
it's
not
;
the
exact
opposite.
A
bank
must
blending
1
can
(l1
cups)
con
until
the
spring
of
gines
worth
talking
about.
deal
with
people
and
invest
in
McRAE
BROS.
LTD,
densed
tomato
soup
with
cup
milk
and
1
CUOl
shredded
ihirn
otitic
of
the
Rltwria.
'
cheese.
Heat
over
low
heat
till
cllpese
nilt
Rtonf
,,a
ui,k
A
ATTITUDE
OF
MIND
,
It's
an
attitude
of
mind,
says
B03
PARKER
LTD.
'The
Home
of
Friendly
Service'
character
if
H
is
to
succeed.
A
h,
1
mistake
and
a
greeting
from
an
olftcrr
of
the
bunk
can
mean
more
than
an
annual
report
to
the
average
depositor."
Phone
6
or
36
"The
Store
That
Service
Built"
cups
cooked
macaroni.
Pour
all
into
'
'
beini
held
here
The
remot.e-c
o
n
t
r
0
1
1
e
d
fog
alarm
system
was
devised
by
the
national
research
council
originally,
on
request
of
the
department
of
transport
telecommunications
and
marine
services
divisions.
The
three-man
team.
II.
R.
a
nuiieiea
-auar
rassern
0
Tnn
with
nmr
n-atari
rha...
-n
!.,.
health
nurses
from
th-mitral
points
In
They
lnrlnrti
ti.
tared
bread
crumbs.
Bake
20
min
"VlSOr
fmm
Onnonnl
big
bowl
of
vegetable
soup
and
a
sharp
cheese
sandwich.
They
may
need
seconds
on
both
soup
and
sandwich
lo
All
all
the
hollows;
but
they're
well
filled
with
nourishing
food
after
this
kind
of
meal.
Luckily
good
hot
soups
of
many
kinds
are
at
your
command.
Just
reach
to
the
shelf
for
any
of
the
"21
kinds"
of
condensed
soup.
And
you
can
mix
one
flavor
with
another
too.
Try
tomato
with
beef
noodle
soup.
Fun
too
is
the
way
you
can
garnish
a
bowl
of
hot
soup
so
it
really
catches
the
eye.
How
about
fluffy
white
popcorn
or
a
toast
animal
(cut
with
cooky
cutter)
atop
tomato
soup.
Or
make
a
funny
face
with
a
cracker
to
float
on
soup:
spread
cracker
with
cheese
(use
olive
bits
or
nuts
for
eyes,
eai-a
and
nose).
These
are
fun
for
parties
as
well
as
everyday
meals.
Perhaps
your
gang
will
like
soup
ith
funny-faces
on
Halloween
Seup
'n
Sandwich
Lunches
Eat
at
home
or
tote
to
School)
Tomato
Soup
(popcorn
garnish);
Ec
salad
sandwich;
Apples,
Doughnuts.
Vegetable
Soup
(crisp
bacon
gar-
Teachers
Stage
j
School
Board
Reception
Here
""ne
Yaholnltsk'
MR.
C.
Slpvon.
nt
I.educ
and
S.
A.
Gardiner
of
thej
resonreh
council,
Ottawa,
and
Larry
Reid
of
the-department
of
j
transport,
tfavclled
iback
and
;
Mrs.
r.
Neighbor
"flene
Boehme
and
'illiams.
Irvni
h..io.
S'
I
,
,Jortlv
to
Hollfuid
Rock
on
the
kalherino'tB,''
department
ves
f
s-1.
(arr
and
I,en
Introduction
of
teachers
from
!
schools
outside
Prince
Rupert
and
n
rprnlinn
fnr
lhl
arhnol
utes
in
not
oven
(4UO"F.).
1
sery-ings.
Serve
a
Bean
Banquet:
Skills,
browned.
Juicy
ham
and
a
helping
of
beans
and
pork
makes
a
supper
that's
a
banquet.
To
make
4
servings,
brown
a
1-pound
slice
of
precooked
ham
in
skillet
;coolt
some
fruit
lanple
wedgesj-eanned
nach
halves
andor
sliced
bananas
I
along
with
the
meat.
Remove
meat
and
fruit
from
pan.
It
there's
an
excess
of
fruit
juice,
pour
off
all
but
hi
cup.
Pour
into
skillet
2
cans
of
bans,
heat
till
bubbling
hot.
Serve
with
ham.
Crisp
cabbage
slaw
witr
chopped
green
pepper
eomuletec
this
meal.
VANCOb
VEjc
(P
One
of
the
c
anitary
inspector,
'ending.
.board
were
highlights
of
the
219
nurscs
ho
successfully
!
monthly
merline
of
the
Prince!
the
B.C.
Registered
Nurses'
Association
examina
Rupert
Teachers'
Association
ad
ers
Ucl.
'
.
I
The
trio
completed
their
job
Saturday,
and
the
two
research
experts
left
by
plane
yesterday
for
Ottawa.
Mr.
Reid
left
today.
1
j
THIS
WEt-K
The
I.
c
sin
11
Auxiliary
nionth-!
ly
meeting
will
be
held
Tlmrs-I
day,
November
S.
Nomina-,
linns
will
lake
place.
Members
please
attend
wnu,,l
ball,
Elks'!
-
X
If
J
t
if
4
:
)
!
(2571
I
tions
was
not
able
to
learn
of
her
success
Saturday.
She
was
Alva
Lucille
Wor-den.
21,
Lanaloy
Prairie,
killed
Oct.
19
with
four
others
when
their
plane
crashed
on
a
mercy
flight
from
Ounn
Lake
to
Vancouver.
Miss
Worden
had
been
working
In
the
Bridge
River
hospital
and
was
attending
an
Injured
miner.
Joseph
Neu-meyer,
on
the
120-mile
flight
to
Vancouver.
Aixiliary
ineetlni,'.
5.
Nominations.
y
'"night,
8
o'clock.
(lt
'I
l-wn
tea
and
m
"'age
sale,
2
p.m.
SOUTHERN
END
The
Union
of
South
Africa
covers
473.000
square
miles
to
the
southern
tip
of
the
African
1
V
held
Saturday
afternoon
at
the
Civic
Centre.
President
R.
H.
Davidson
Introduced
Mr
and
Mrs.
Steele
from
Port
Essington,
Miss
Kl-liolt
from
Inverness,
and
Mi'
McNeil
from
Sunnyslde.
On
behalf
of
the
association,
Mr.
Davidson
paid
tribute
to
the
late
Alan
Hurst
wiiose
passing
was
a
loss
to
all
who
knew
him.
He
will
be
remembered
as
a
man
who
put
pupil
welfare
before
school
reputation
or
personal
desire,
said
Mr.
Davidson
New
committees
were
installed
and
committee
reports
received.
At
the
close
of
the
business
meeting,
a
reception
fur
school
board
was
held
to
give
trustees
the
opportunity
of
bo-coiiiing
better
acquainted
with
individual
teachers,
particularly
those
from
schools
outside
the
cily.
Program
convener
Miss
Jack
arranged
the
reception.
)
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Tuesday,
Nov.
3,1
Station
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broad-
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possible
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paying
mnfc
for
your
milk
at
the
stoic
than
it
would
cost
to
have
it
delivered
right
to
your
doorstep
early
in
the
morninsr.
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I
lie
milk
on
the
delivery
Inuk
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I
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to.
It
is
the
milk
rereivrd
the
previous
day
anil
brought
direct
to
you
from
onr
coalers.
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doesn't
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in
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all
day.
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