Garry
M.
McLeod
of
Vancou-
ms!tinn.A
.
16
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
May
10,
1952
ei
nas
ueen
enrolled
in
the
win
Bos0
m
I
RCN
iRi
with
the
rank
of
CJ
l
TODAY
-
7:
9:
p.m.
THE
-
NA
VY
NEWS-Wrens
Put
Out
to
Sea
Kim
v
WA
TERFRONT
WHIFFS
it.
a.woman
mi
SIS
As'
i
For
Practical
Training
D
B
B
N
B
r
it
ft
n
HOSIERY
GLOVES
DRESSES
LINGERIE
SWEATERS
COATS
GOWNS
SCARVES
TOWELS
SLIPS
MILLINERY
TABLECLOTHS
PANTIES
UMBRELLASBEDSPREADS
Prince
Kupert's
Big
Crane
doing
to
Naval
Dockyard
Dispute
Unsettled
"Slip
and
proceed
at
20301"
That
order
was
followed
Wednesday
night
as
Chatham's
tender,
HMC
Tug
Marysviile
eased
,
away
from
the
jetty
ana
headed
into
the
harbor
with
a
crew
nine
Wrens
for
practical
jr.-'
struction
in
"rules
of
the
ro.id"
and
in
operating
.the
helm.
,
Completely
mannt'd
by
reserve
personnel,
under
the
roinmtind
;
jf
Lt.
Cc'r.
T.
ohn.,toae,
th
The
great
75-tun
crane
which
the
United
States
government
erected
on
the
Prince
Rupert
waterfront,
at
the
west
end
of
the
ocean
dock,
during
tho
war
is
now
in
process
of
being
dismantled
and
will
be
removed
to
Victoria
where
it
will
be
re-erected
at
while
ail
Wrens
took
turns
at
the
helm
and
saw
at
first
hand
why
rules'
of
the'
road
are
necessary
.
Alter
a
short
time
at
the
wheel
the
girls
were
adept
at
steering
a
straight
course
by
compass
una
answering
all
helm
orueis
with
the
correct
action.
ABMM1
Jimmy
Olsen
showed
the
Wrens
through
the
small
engine
room
with
Its
noise
and
iumes.
dials
jind
guages
and
jiieiiy
explainer!
the
engine
and
.;ituipuig
system.
vVKENS
AGKELl)
Piacticai
instruction
of
this
type
is
certainly
far
more
m-.eresting
than
the
classroom
and
books.
A
period
of
training
at
a
naval
base
during
the
summer
is
the
last
part
of
the
overall
training
-plan
for
'Wrens.
Marysviile
cruised
the
harbo.
the
naval
dockyard.
!
You
Know
Its
Right
When
Its
from
Wallaces
-
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
come
to
a
deadlock.
The
union
had
asked
ij
cent
a
pound
more
for
sole
(present
price
has
been
3',
to
5'
2
cents
and
a
one-
rem
of
Victoria
has
been
carry-in;:
out
the
dismantling
and
the
W.
H.
Smith
wrecking
con-tuns
nf
nnrts
will
be
taken
JOHN
WAYNE-GAIL
nin.
L,th
iw
hanre.
one
of
the
ctr't
increase
for
ling
cod
I
five
u
H
B
H
II
im-oMt.
cranes
on
the
coasL
andlcents
has
bcpn
Pld-
After
the
fleet
tied
up,
the
companies
failed
to
meet
the
Increase.
reputed
to
have
cost
possibly
a
million
dollars
to
put,
up,
hopes
had
been
held
for
some
years
mn
cuum
tours
ioh
th
,
7.
J
There
Is
no
machinery
for
ar-
Iff
t
-
GIG
YOUNG
ADELE
V
A4UTHE
"
ZT
A
LIMITED
ACCOMMODATION
still
available
on
HOME
LINES
luxurious
"SS."
ATLANTIC"
(22.000
tons
i
,
sailing
from
Quebec
from
May
through
November
SpeViul
low
suinmvT
fares
available
for
June
and
July
sailings.
CRAWFORD
MOORE
TRAVEL
AGENCIES
Prince
Kupert,
B.C.
Phone
Black
637
that
it
might
be
retained
as
a
I
u,trallon
01
a
aispuie
involving
local
waterfront
facility.
How-1
fishermen.
,
ever,
no
use
'
developed
for
it
"
-
1
A
REPUBLIC
PICTURE
a
and
now
lt
Is
going.
It
is
one
of
the
last
remaining
war
assets
here
to
be
disposed
of.
EH
APPLICATIONS
will
be
leccivud
by
the
.
uiickr.siiied
for
the
position
of
(Jcncral
Secretary
of
tho
Prince
Rupert
Civic
Centre.
Applications
shoultt
state
ui
qualifications,
experience,
ualary
expected
and
names
nncl
addresses
of
references
both
as
to
character
and
experience,
and
when
available.
Envelopes
bearing
applications
s'.iould
be
clearly
marked
APPLICATION
CONKIDEN'I
IAL
and
addressed
to:
DR.
R.
G.
LARGE,
Chairman.
Civic
Centre
Association.,
MONDAY
to
WEDNESDAY
TOTP
Remember
when?
I
Walter
Hagen
shot
a
record
low
score
of
670
win
the
British
open
golf
championship
23
years
ago
today.
Hagen's
feat,
winning
the
British
golf
classic
for
the
fourth
time,
was
eclipsed
in
1934
when
the
English
professional
Henry
Cotton,
won
with
one
round
of
65.
!
Evening
Khou,
7:
.
9:M
p.m.
A
EAMoi's
I'iTyhthevI
AND
EXPERT
FURRIER
CA'RE
I
Tug
Squamish
Queen
was
at
I
Watson
Island
yesterday
with
a
;
Frank
Waterhouse
barge
laden
with
1500
tons
of
iron
pyrites
'
for
the
Columbia
Cellulose
pulp
'mill.
The
Gulf
Mariner
will
be
J
here
next
week
with
a
similar
tow.
1'li.me
Ked
120
for
reservati1)ns
n
"Ct'KTAlX
AT
i:30"
-
"fHILTERN
,rsDHEDr
SATURDAY
t
.
m
Mm
j
After
nearly
two
weeks
in
port,
the
beam
trawling
fleet
is
;
now
dispersing
for
other
pursuits.
Negotiations
with
a
view
to
an
agreement
between
com-j
panics
and
union
for
t
settle-
ment
of
the
price
dispute
have
As
the
training
year
draws
to
,a
close
the
Sea
Cadets
can-;cok
!
back
over
the
past
few
months
I
with
a
sense
of
achievement.
The
corps
was
Inspected
by
Lieu-I
tenant
N.
D.
Langham,
staff
of-i
ficer
of
Chatham
Thursday
night.
.
TOON
cipro,
MHOUI
rum,
m,
Eveninq
Shows
7
-
9:01
OFFERS
OUTSTANDING
FUR
SERVICES
INSPECTION
v
MOTH
PKOOI
em;
v
J
f
I.KAN
iNti
ItKPAIHINf
t
v.'
hestyi.im;
,
I
OK
THIS
CO.MIi.ETE
SEIU1CE
.
.
.
Phone
974
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
31'!
Third
Avenue
Pniice
Kuprrt.
B.C.
AI1D
HOW
TO
MARK
YOUR
BALLOT
IN
THIS
BASEBALL
'
SUNDAY
SEASON
OPENING
ABEI,
&
ODOWES
vs
GORDON
&
ANDEItSON
'
2:13
p.m.
'
w
Suedes,
Bcnqolineii
ESTLING
Plosrics,
Reptiles
on(
Lcothcrs
or
'
(ji
i
Fashion
Footwear
HERE'S
WHY
THE
NEW
SYSTEM
IS
BEING
USED
The
Voting
svlem
has
Ix-rn
changed
'
lo
enable
every
voter
to
east
his
hallot
for
more
than
one
candidate
in
order
of
his
preference.
i
Mi
n
you
vote
under
th
Alternative
Vole
ovsiem
YOU
(,V.T
MORE
THAN
ONE
(
HOICK,
This
vilj
prevent
any
candidate
heinjj
elected
on
a
minority
vote
a
hun
huiH-iied
in
the
past.
The
candidate
ho
elected
in
each
riding
will
have
received
an
absolute
majority
over
all
olher
candidates
combined.
HERE'S
HOW
YOU
VOTE
WITH
ALTERNATIVE
VOTING
The
AIUTtiativi'
Vote
is
as
simple
as
the
volinji
sjslem
usvi
Ix-forc
only,
insU'iul
of
an
.-marking
aainsl
your
one
clioire
only,
yon
fan'
mark
l-2-'5-t
villi
your
f
i
rs
I
elioice
as
JiunilK-r
one,
your
sccoixl
c
hoice
as
niiinlii
r
two
and
so
forlh
in
order
of
your
prefereiiec.
Civic
Centre,
May
16
and
17
1.
MEN'S
BOUT-
JACK
O'REILLY
Australian
Chainoi
VS
LUIGI
MACERA
(Italy
2.
WOMEN'S
BOUT
GINGER
O'HARA
KORY
PALMER
T
JUDO
EXHIBITION
Andy
Potterson
ond
Civic
Centre
Class
Reserved
.Seats
Ringside
SJ.50
Adull
Rusli
$1.00
Students
50c
Tirkcts
at
Civic
Crntre
and
Grotto
Cigar
Slurp
-
Phone
231
or
372
Rough
Cedar
UNTIL
MAY
24
'
nffr-r
ntisHna
stocks
suitable
for
Fences
&
Sidevalk
ot
$6.50
per
100
fbm
No.2
0llfl
DANCE
Saturday
Night
al
Legion
Auditorium
'.K
to
12
p
rn.
Everybody
Welcome
Gents
$1
00
Ladies
50c
Modern
and
Old
Time
Dancing
MUSIC
BY
THE
W
ESTEK
N
A
I
K
K3
'Jr.
)M
$730
per
100
fbm
(No.
1
(Jnule)
ALSO
Rough
Cedar
and
Sprue
(MIXtu;
$4.50
ot
per
100
fb"
$10.00
TERMS:
CASH
Free
delivery
on
oU
orders
over
OKDEK
NOW
Relax
and
Enjoy
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