F'rince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
March
17,
1952
Final'
Rites
lor
George
McKenzie
1
10
crSonalS
f
Funeral
was
held
Saturday
for
Made
$300
At
Rummage
Dr.
J.
D.
Gulbrulth,
medical
George
Hugh
MacKenzie,
who
superintendent
of
Miller
Bay
idled
suddenly
las
week
at
Por-
GLASGOW,
Scotland
(CP)
i
Fond
of
tea,
three-year-old
Ken
'
Colville
got
up
in
the
night
to
make
a
cup.
After
turning
on
the
gas
he
forgot
to
light
it,
atul
woke
hi
in
hospital
with
his
;two
brothers
and
sister,
all
suffering
from
gas
poisoning.
1
'4
W
'
I.
a
I
Jlapjiij
in
Scire
nLadu5
Hospital
WA
Sale
Successful
Affair
(I5annuel
Hospital,
is
sailing
tonight
on
the
Princess
Louise
for
a
trip
to
Butedale
on
official
business..
j
J.
L
Charles,
chief
engineer,
Canadian
National
Railways,
western
region.
Winnipeg,
left
by
plane
Saturday
for
Vancouver
after
a
brief
visit
to
this
dis-
;
trict
on
official
businss.
V
cher
Island.
Service
was
conducted
by
Dr.
E.
A.
Wright
from
Grenville
Chapel.
.
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gilker
accompanied
the
hymns,
"Rock
of
Ages,"
and
"Abide
With
Me."
Pallbearers
were:
Alex
McLeod,
John
McSween,
Rod
McLean
and
Walter
Jonssen.
Burial
jjuriai
took
iook
place
piace
at
ai
Fairview
rairview
Cemetery.
Sill
i
V
the
Ladies'
V
in
i
t.
i.
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0f
the
Legion
serving,
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The
Daily
News
has
received
a
Canadian
Legion
held
their
ninc-banquet
Stie
Saturday
night
at
the
Legion
100
members
th
approximately
present.
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1
1
i-diitiibuieti
contributed
norm
poem
entitled
entitled
"nun-
"Dun-
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kerque
kerque
with,
with,
however,
however,
no
no
indica-
indica-
.
1
t
IVHI'.M
tJIMLil
1
IN
A
f
A
k
I
l
HOW
CAN
I?
t
tion
of
ho
is
the
author.
If
this
.id
by
President
I
information
hi
forthcoming,
'.he
pin
and
bar,
also
a
beautiful
two
min-
Q.
How
can
I
take
away
nd
a
ft
I
f
J
4
The
fact
that
approximately
$300
was
realized
from
the
rum-mag-e
sale
held
by
the
Women's
Auxiliary
j
of
the
Prince
imv.c
Rupert
nuiv
General
Hospital
In
the
former
Sheardown
Sheardown
store
store
on
on
Third
Third
Aven-
Avenue
ue
testified
testified
to
to
the
the
success
success
of
of
the
the
effort
which
was
maae
Friday
and
Saturday
to
raise
funds
for
;
the
the
Auxiliary's
Auxiliary's
worthy
wortny
work
worK
in
in
;
support
of
the
hospital.
A
great1
variety
of
articles
was
presented
and
many
buyers
patronized
the
project
with
keen
interest.
It
was
a
scene
of
bustling
activity
on
both
afternoons.
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills
directed
the
affair
and
was
assisted
by
Mrs.
A.
M.
Hurst,
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kergin,
Mrs.
C.
G.
Ham.
Mrs.
H.
A.
Breen,
;
pwm
y111
mignt
""b""
warrant
ijuu.iu-wun.
publication.
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bouquet
of
spring
flowers.
k
v..
m
r
i
r
m
m
There
was
a
toast
to
the
ten
i
rved
'
by
ujampness
dampness
of
of
rooms?
rooms?
A.
Place
blocks
of
camphor
in
all
corners
and
on
the
shelves,
replacing
them
as
they
FOOT-AND-MOUTH
VICTIM
Here
Is
one
of
the
Regina
dis-
R.
R.
Mallory,
fisheries
inspec
tor
at
Massct,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Chileotin
last
evening
f
.
i
.
.
alv
Onpen
nlsn
nnp
f.n
t.hp
rhartml
ti
.cVs
foot-and-mouth
disease
victims.
White
slobbering
from
"
'
'
Lfg'U"
Charles
And-:
members
of
the
auxiliary
whdj
the
mou'h
is
one
of
the
major
symptoms.
Often
blisters
appear
I
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
official
lands,
being
on
tne
tongue
and
udders
of
stricken
dairy
cows.
This
photo
of
one
of
the
victims
of
the
outbreak
was
taken
by
the
Saskatchewan
Department
of
Agriculture.
(CP
PHOTO
i
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WILL
DO
U
readers
business.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
S.
Cloke,
who
have
been
residing
here
for
the
past
year
or
so
while
Mr.
Cloke
was
employed
by
Columbia
Cel-lulo;e,
sailed
last
flight
on
the
Chileotin
fur
Vancouver.
School
girl
pcinis.
Drop
In
Mla.
c.
II.
Elkins.
Mrs.
William
omen
fancier,
r
n"
were
pit-bciii.
i,.,
Stan
Veltch,
Tne
banquet
was
followed
by
i
Charles
Nlch-:
:
a
soclaj
evening
to
which
the'
g.ne.
They
wore
husbands
and
friends
had
been!
,
ijgi
caps
of
green
lnVledi
,
j
i
A
hilarious
skit,
"Information.;
.Vfren
of
Club
27
picase,"
wa
presented
by
several
,
in
charge
of
members
of
true
Ladies'
Auxil-
j
I
I
iary,
assisted
by
two
members
of1
vScake
was
baked
.
the
Canadian
Legion,
W.
D.
1
j
y
Mrs-
William
,
Smltn
and
R
L
Brash.
This
was
:
I
:
under
the
direction
cf
Mrs.
J.'
.ey.
past
presi-
s
Black.
;ud
with
a
gold
selections
were
rendered
after
school.
All
work
guaran-
cruickshank,
Mrs.
J.
P.
Cade,
Mrs.
teed.
Jerry's
Beauty
Salon,
I
Lester,
Mrs.
Roy
Collinson
and
Phone
855.
(tf)
Mrs.
D.
L.
Scherk.
on
orce
PLn
B
za
B.
Roald,
B.
Peterson,
Perry
York
and
Anton
Dybhavn,
who
A
delightful
shower
was
held
Women
of
the
Moose
home
-.
have
been
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver
making
committee
will
hold
a
attending
co-operative
sessions,
social
night
program
and
a
:
return
to
the
city
from
the
south
spring
bazaar
next
month.
Plans
'on
the
Camosun
last
evening.
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
E,
Gladding
on
Friday
evening
for
Miss
Irma
Sloan,
RN,
recently
CPA
stewardess
here,
whose
marriage
to
Jack
S.
Lind-
by
Mrs.
,M.
Gilchrist
and
Mrs.
.
Peggy
Andrews.
Mrs.
Rose
Mar-
for
these
events
were
discussed
'
'
Powell
arrived
this
home
of
Mrs.
Percy
Bond.
I
communlty
say
will
take
place
in
Edmonton
I
on
April
5.
The
house
was
beau-was
an
at-
tifully
decorated
for
the
occa-
j
shall
directed
the
singing.
Novelty
dancing
'I
ft
L.f
amy
Others
present
were
Mesdaines
JJ
Ccn
Ire
morning
on
Urn
Princess
Louise
from
Kitimat
to
visit
with
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
N.
Powell,
1501
Eighth
Avenue
East
for
two
days
after
which
he
will
fly
to
Detroit
for
a
short
course
in
diesel
work.
Then
he
will
return
to
Kitimat
where
ne
is
employed
as
diesel
mechanic
by
Reflection
$SfF
i
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rrrriK.
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-
'
of
Better
Living
ihMH
Y
GLASS
pi
f,omB-w.
Mr
;
M-jyg;l
miimmm.hhI
rtpenratine
material.
flUMMII
II
C
AM
It
traction
of
the
evening,
with
sion
and
many
lovely
shower
Amy
Kaspei,
O.
Stegavig,
Mabel
Mrs.
Jean
Nixon
and
William
Os-1
gifts
were
received
by
the
bride-
Skinner,
R.
Giske,
W.
B.
McCal-borne
winning
the
spot
dance
elect.
lum,
B
J.
Bacon,
E.
Hudson
and
and
B.
Franklin
and
Mrs.
M.
j
Delicious
refreshments
were
Harold
Muncey.
Gilchrist,
the
broom
dance.
;
served
by
the
hostess.
j
ss
of
the
ex-
::t
of
the
UnS-
Those
present
to
honor
Miss
The
whist
prize
was
won
by
Mrs.
W.
D.
Griffiths
and
bridge
Sloan
were
Mrs.
1c.
E.
Giadr
(!inr'
Vlooic
Women
Plan
;
Mrs.
A.
E.
Field.
Miss
Irene
Lind-I
say,
Mrs.
W.
D.
Lambie,
Mrs.
VV.
F.
Stone,
Mrs.
T.
A.
Stewart,
mmtm'
t:;:r7i;
uu-a
,:.n
riw
sn
tnucn
assort
f
(
v
.
i
j
zuar
prizes
by
Mrs.
R.
Morrow
and
Mrs.
M.
Franklin.
Pianists
for
the
evening
were
Mrs.
Helen
Dinning,
Mrs.
Elsie
Hanley
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black.
Mrs.
E.
Rothwcll
was
in
charge
TH
G
as
costs
so
mire
;-
-
i
t
1
1
WttM
,
'C-J
I
Itn
ipB
or
homes,
offices
and
industries.
fjI
f
JJJ
i
Afflffijl
has
f
or
43
years
Bogordus-Wilson
ijli
Columbia
ar-cjy
on
Saturday
;o
art
home
fur-jcf.ng
classes
to-yi
Cent
it
for
the
et
Rupert.
,4
ur:y
on
af'er-rjhj
for
the
next
r
dte
s
is
almost
full
test
ill
considerable
jllernoon.
,
Mrs.
Ned
McLcotf.
Mrs.
II.
Mork,
i
Mrs.
W.
T.
Jennings,
Mrs.
N.
A.
Plans
for
the
atinual
sprirg
i
Carey,
Mrs.
II.
1,1.
.nU:iws.i
,
Xi.
bazaar
to
be
held
April
17
were
!
J.
H.
Goodridge,
Mrs.
A.
F.
Yates,
completed
by
the
Women
of
the
':
I
BSSSSfS
spcciauzea
...
r
fflllllllllllf
I
1
of
the
social
evening
entertain
Mooe
at
their
regular
meeting
P.
Stewart.
Mrs.
C.
V.
Mrs.
A.
S.
Bill,
Miss
inent
and
refreshments.
She
was
Mrs.
R
assisted
by
Mrs.
Wm.
Anderson
Crouch,
'.
I
'
trial,
commercial
a..u
LaSC'V
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J
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last
week.
Mrs.
Ethel
Graham,
though
abs-ent,
was
winner
of
the
lucky
box
'awing.
and
Mrs.
Doug
Kerr.
Mary
Posttik
Mrs.
George
ILlls
and
Mrs.
A.
Don
Ritchie
sent
gills
but
were
unable
to
attend.
The
publicity
and
membership
'
U
k
sFdSJTs.
.Housekeeping..
committees
of
the
WOTM
also
met
last
week
at
the
home
of
v.r..
L.
G:ii..bie
and
made
plans
to
conduct
the
novelty
booth
at
the
bazaar.
iCE
IMPORTANT
IN
FLAVOR
ilD
APPEARANCE
OF
FOOD
I
Oil
'
even
the
most
Quebec
maple
sugar
is
now
I
USfrtfl.
V
V
,
V
VANCOUVW
1
.C
advertisement
is
not
published
or
Uln'Q
Tl
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
"
'
mm
by
018
Oovernment
ot
British
Columbi.
TrtCiji
j
Mrs
Vrna
Parkin
and
Mrs.
FETERSHEAD,
Scotland
(CP)'
During
a
power
blackout
worshippers
in
a
local
church
heard
he
service
in
darkness.
The
minister
and
organist
used
bbycle
lamps
while
the
congregation
sang
familiar
hymns.
3fi
:nK
a
dish
of
being
sold
In
small
cans.
Look
j
l.nor
B
ih
the
for
it
today.
Perhaps
your
fam
ily
have
been
asking
for
waffles
and
maple
syrup.
Lse
a
dab
of
whipped
cream
Instead
of
mayonnaise
on
fruit
'
salad.
Everyone
loves
whipped
j
cream
and
it
tastes
so
good
with
fruit.
WRATH
ALL
)ii.ance
of
foods
fired
when
serv-same.
Home
f'.jt
a
Rood
sauce
the
eye
and
!to
:a-tc.
Although
ftior.s.
it
should
flow
ivudily
i'o
n
not
to
soak
Seasoning
and
.-ed
rant
iun
-ly
f:oiig
enuuu'i
to
iScislinctive.
It
is
lite
satire
should
Edna
McGregor
have
been
nom-inaied
deli-gates
to
represent
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
-tfiited
Fishermen's
and
Allivd
Workers
Union
ut
the
provincial
convention
to
be
held
March
24
in
Vancouver.
The
delegates
will
be
leaving
by
plane
this
Saturday,
accompanied
by
delegates
from
the
Shoreworkers'
and
F.sheniv.
n's
locals
of
the
UFAWU.
The.
Women's
Auxiliary,
at
a
meeting
lat
week,
voted
a
substantial
donation
towards
the
Flotilla
Fund
to
finance
fishermen
who
made
a
pilgrimage
to
Victoria
recently
to
lobby
the
niovemeiu
to
includ;
fishermen
under
Workmen's
Compensation.
Wavi
you
ever
served
maple
sauce
on
puddings?
Mm!
It's
good-
Make
it
the
same
as
you
would
cream
sauce
but
use
maple
syrup
in
place
of
the
milk.
Try
It
ti-ith
rmrlili'.-wi
f.r
with
Photo
Finishing
DEVELOPING,
PRINTING
ENLARGING
EXPOSURE
METERS
AMATEUR
SUPPLIES
'buiir
''.reen
116
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f
wl
and
be
twxl
be
blanc
mange.
Sfcr.d
sauce
v.lulc.
...
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.
u
l."T'r
In
irr
pf
J
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j
f
h
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.
t
..rrment
o.
Ji
!
ITT
Tr1
iTT
!
.
Do
you
know
something
that's
specially
good
bread
p'udding
Wis
a
saure
which
le'.cr.
Rich
foods
I
'i:h
a
simple
ice.
t's
blend
well
made
with
maple
syrup.
Have
Refreshments
weie
served
at
you
made
bread
pudding
lately?
tiie
ent
0f
the
met-ting
by
Mar-Iry
it
tomorrow
using
Canadian
garct
Johnson,
social
convener
of
in.ipie
syrup
instead
of
sugar.
jthe
Auxiliary.
vo:
I'd
fauiT
or
more
character
-o
or
mustard
If
you
have
a
home
freezer
or
a
lefrigerator
with
a
frozen
food
a
piquant
tang
compartment
try
freezing
wflip-
.
.
PlIMIll
MlJPiU
QUALITY
CHESTERFIELDS
If
ft
JdE
Pr-
'
.
,
,
'
For
the
best
in
ChestcrficM
ll
f
-
I
-
"
-last
in
iiavor
ped
cream.
Whip
until
star,
arid
On
.stowed
or
flavoring,
drop
by
spoonfuls
on
"it
jellies,
cus-
to
war
paper,
aluminum
foil
or
'
cellophane..
Freeze
solid,
wrap
i's
Mincst
a
and
seal.
When
you.
want
whip-
S'Wtum
called
pod
c.eani
just
remove
portions
've
your
meals
and
seivc.
The
frozen
whipped
;"
eteam
sauce
c.eam
is
delicious
for
a
change
medium
or
i.j
like
a
mousse.
deluding
on
Prince
Rupert
V.
Grimson.
Ki'imat:
E.
Johnston.
A.
W.
Milr.es,
J.
G.
Sullivan.
Mis?
E.
Cro-s.
M'ss
L.
D;ek-en?on,
W.
E.
Drake.
G.
MacKce,
J.
L.
MacKee.
W.
Cowline,
D.
C.
McDermid,
J.
B.
Ross
and
T.
Mat?c,
Vancouver;
D.
A.
Suth-eiland,
Nanaimo;
R.
Henderson
and
C.
Black,
city;
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Linane,
Terrace;
Miss
R.
Lesi-ous,
Prince
Rupert;
R.
R.
Maliory,
Massct;
J.
Head.
Butedale;
R.
tnicKcnrr
used.
k
"sed
us
a
b;tse
Tl.jtc's
plenty
of
plump,
ti
fowl
on
the
market
these
s-
medium
c
ccmr-u
ve
for
days
at
reasonable
prices.
Docs
se-
your
family
like
chicken
and
and
Hie
thick
dumnllnirs
or
would
vour
bridge
see
ZZ22gLJr
I
'roquet
tes
hh
elnh
oninu
riiirkBn
simrtcakp
or
Newtcn-While.
Edmonton;
W.
a
la
kins?
Now's
the
time
to
A'exantlei,
Terrac:
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C.
David-
fft
time
Pop
knew
some
of
ihe
fecs
of
life
I
servp
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fowl
Is
the
econ-
sm.
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J.
McMillan,
New
ndstson
Gordon
&
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mirced
purred
fables
or
strain-J)ljf
Uiin
sauce
to
omical
thing
today,
especially
the
Westminster;
O.
A.
KauioccK,
large
ones.
Terrace.
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PgCiiijOfiliSfoo
(
can't
he
see
that
he
can
use
life
insurance
with
its
system
for
putting
money
aside
regularly
to
reach
ofher
goals.
That
way,
saving's
as
easy
as
sucking
a
toe
Another
thing.
As
I
observe
economic
conditions
in
this
great
nation
of
ours,
one
fact
is
increasingly
evident
!
Every
dollar
that's
saved
helps
to
check
inflation.
So
we
should
all
save
as
much
as
we
can,
every
way
we
can.
That's
what
I'm
going
to
tell
Pop.
And
if
he
doesn't
listen
to
reason,
I'll
just
drool
all
over
his
new
tie
!
Funny
thing
about
parents.
They
can
be
so
smart
about
some
things
and
blind
to
other
things.
Take
my
Pop,
for
instance.
Whe.n
I
first
bowed
into
this
confusing
world,
he
was
wise
enough
to
take
out
more
life
insurance.
Now,
if
anything
happens
to
him,
Mom
will
still
have
money
for
groceries
and
rent.
And
I
can
go
on
playing
here,
instead
of
at
some
nursery
while
Mother
earns
a
living.
For
that,
I
give
Pop
full
credit.
Yet
he's
always
complaining
about
how
tough
it
is
to
save
more
money
these
days.
Why
umiiinrr
o.
i
ft
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chopped
fa
for
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dollars
scrva
you
these
other
ways:
I
A
large
Prt
of
every
Mir
insurance
dollar
is
I
put
to
work
ki
investment!
that
bring
you
I
and
alt
other
Canadians
eirra
benefits.
I
Hundreds
of
millions
of
these
dollars
havp
(
I
been
used
in
this
way.
helping
to
prov.dr
new
t
1
hioHwav
nowpr
Dlanta.
oil
piilmes.
V,-
The
LIFE
INSURANCE
COMPANIES
IN
CANADA
2nd
their
representatives
!
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home
and
many
other
vital
jwojecU
that
raise
UrJif
standard.
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in
Tm)
fc
their
thrifty
hUt
of
iymc
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a"n
Nfe
insurance
premiums
rrmilnrly.
nearly
five
million
Canadians
are
providing,
secumy
iw
"llxture
until
their
families
.
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working
to
check
mHation
and
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or
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