Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
March
17,
1954
Measures
Sought
IRENCn
SAINT
Saint
Genevieve,
patron
saint
!
of
Paris,
was
famous
lr.
the
fifth.
!
century
for
her
benevolence
and
'
predictions
of
the
future.
Uen
Street
ma
Top
Marksmanship
Awards
Given
Rifle
Club
Members
had
passed
on
Third
Avenue
'n
ctlon
on
city
ret
1U
r
Avenue
a
tcn-mlnute
period
from
12
;
noon
till
12:10
p.m.
j
Vice-president
Mrs.
M.
Way-!
man
conducted
the
meeting
at
which
Mrs.
A.
Rivett
was
named
j
Borden
representative
on
the
i
P-TA
teacher-training
bursary
j
committee
and
Miss
Janet
Bern-
'parent-Teach-
many
that
t-jted
.HITS
IMS
V'""
hoff
was
appointed
to
attend
the
I
V
rou'c
to
and
,
1
John
Clibbett,
1-ineh;
Wayne;
Crowe,
1-inch;
Bill
Holgate,
1-inch:
Glen
Smith,
1
18-inch.
Those
who
have
reached
100
per
cent
shooting
are
Frank
An-field
ctwice);
John
Clibbett.
Bill
Holgate,
Robert
Pedersen,
Gelen
Smith,
Wayne
Crowe.
;
Bronze
pins
were
presented
to
members
with
the
following
averages:
Terry
Aul,
88:
Frank
An-field,
88;
John
Clibbett,
91.5;
j
Wayne
Crowe,
89;
Max
Fleming,
87;
Howard
Johansen,
84.5;
Bill
i
nort-
projectionist
training
course
of-
!
'
.
t
W
1.,.!
ESI,-.
i
F
-j
it
was
r
"
,
,tin
t
More
than
80
persons
attended
the
Civic
Centre
Youth
Rifle
award-giving
ceremonies
last:
night
at
the
Civic
Centre
wheji
j
the
three
top
marksmen
of
the
group
were
presented
with
tro-;
phies
won
this
season.
Rupert
Radio
and
Electric
trophy
was
presented
.
by
Frank
Parlette
to
Wayne
Crowe
for
having
the
highest
average.
The
Manson
Jewelers
trophy
for
best
average
group
was
presented
on
behalf
of
Al
Manson
to
Bill
Holgate.
The
Kaien
Consumers
Co-op
trophy
for
winning
the
'
one
W.
41
cars
r
yH
i
ii
f
!
ii
!
If
L
'
C
h
i$
a
it
ff
!i
,
I
I
f
The
group
planned
to
stage
i
j
hot
cross
bun
sale
for
students
j
at
the
school
April
15
and
changed
the
date
of
next
month's
meeting,
regularly
scheduled
for
April
20
which
falLs
during
the
Easter
holidays.
The
meeting
will
be
held
April
27.
!
Holgate,
82.;
Jerry
Jensen,
83
;
j
!
Joe
Kraupner
90.2;
Jim
McLean,
85;
Tero
Paa
vola,
89.3;
George
Pearson,
85.9;
Bill
Ped-
!
,
ersen,
82.6;
Robert
Pedersen,
93.;
'
Rolf
Pedersen,
89.8;
Perry
Schra-
!
handicap
shoot
was
presented
to
Jim
McLean
by
W.
H.
Brett.
Parents,
members
and
friends
heard
a
short
talk
on
Rod
and
ruin
rlnh
activities
and
an
invi-
der.
88.8;
Brian
Roberts.
89.8
tntinn
t.n
Rifle
club
members
"n'Olen
Smith,
94;
Roy
Windle
KllLCruft
Class
Opens
I
li.fi
Ss
join
when
they
are
old
enough,
j
82.5;
Jack
Rudolph,
85.
from
Jim
Bacon,
president
of
the
j
Jl
Civic
C
en
It
THIS
CTRCl
LAn
MACHINE
which
smokes
three
cartons
of
cigarettes
an
hour
In
a
test
to
sec
if
mire
become
victims
of
lung
cancer,
has
inpired
a
poem
from
a
Prince
Rupert
'
reader.
The
smoke
is
pumped
into
a
room
containing
mice
and
the
machine
has
been
used
by
a
Welsh
doctor
fur
the
past
two
years.
Recent
arguments
over
whether
cigarettes
have
anything
to
do
with
lung
cancer
brought
the
machine
again
to
the
fore.
Although
mice
that
"smoke"
develop
lung
tumors
more
readily
than
those
that
don't,
Dr.
Basil
Martin
Wright
who
uses
the
machine
on
the
mice
says
the
tests
are
inconclusive.
The
letter
and
poem
which
resulted
from
the
Daily
News
running
this
picture
Is
below.
re
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
club.
Also
shown
was
the
film
"Northwest
Passage."
Instructors
Dick
Paul,
Tommy
Boulter
and
Jerry
Martin
7,
I
'III
SIii"
1
I
lasls
!
JimiiMIII!ll
released
the
latest
averages
and!
A
new
bottle
craft
class
for
juniors
opened
yesterday
at
the
Civic
Centre
with
several
youngsters
starling
the
project
under
direction,
of
Rollie
Miles.
The
group
will
learn
to
decorate
odd-shaped
bottles
with
fOR
BCAUTIfVl
WAUS
AND
CVLtHGS
!
scores
today.
j
Top
five
members
for
high
av-1
lerage:
John
Clibbett,
96.8
per:
I
cent;
Frank
Anfield,
96.3;
Bill
j
IHI
tUflllOl
RUBBEI-IASI
PAINI
The
Editor,
Daily
News:
The
following
poem
was
called
forth
after
perusing
the
above
picture
of
a
medical
research
device
to
ascertain
the
effects
of
eigarotte
smoke
on
the
lungs
of
mice,
and
I
think
it
may
strike
Dentists
See
Demonstration
Pakistan's
high
to
Canada,
ar-
painUs,
decals,
Christinas
card
clippings
or
oun
r
orifclH
pictures.
rpsnonsiT.
-hord
In
nuinv
Kwnrelallv
SenttLsh)
human
hearts:
Holgate,
Robert
Pedersen,
Glen
95.3;
Robert
Pedersen,
95.
Top
five
marksmen
for
best
group:
Frank
Anfield,
4-inch,
idjj
alKiuid
me
to
address
10-
g
o!
the
Prince
Han
uuo
a
i
o
NOTICE
OF
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
dentists
were
instructed
in
latest
techniques
of
children's
dentistry
at
a
special
clinic
here
conducted
by
Dr.
Max
Nacht,
lon
Auditorium.
b,
"Pakistan
shape
for
vases
or
equipped
with.!
electrical
adapters
lor
lamp
bases.
j
The
classes,
open
to
element-
ary
school-age
youngsters,
will
be
held
every
Tuesday
at
4
p.m.
i
Alo
starling
at
the
Centre
last
i
night
was
a
further
class
in
pot-
j
teiy,
starting
a
six-week
course,
i
ommow-'altn.
No
Sitting
HARWICH,
Englanu
(CP)-This
Essex
town's
council
decided
that
a
new
seawall
might
harm
the
council-owned
deckchair
concession
on
the
beach.
To
prevent
holiday-makers
squatting
on
the
wall,
a
pointed
ledge
will
be
added.
i
Vancouver
specialist.
!
Dr.
Nacht
specializes
in
dental
1.1
Mm
ANNUAL
MEETING
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
Club
Thursday,
March
18,
1954
at
8:00
p.m.
in
the
Moose
Hall
u
Wee,
sleekit,
cow'rin,
tim'rous
bcastie
O
what
a
panic's
In
thy
breastie
I'm
truly
sorry
man's
dominion
lias
broken
nature's
social
union.
Ye
"curst
horse-leeches"
o'
the
science
Wha'
mak
such
devilish
appliance
To
find
if
cancer
o'
the
lunj
a'
sets
Fra'
swallowing
smeek
o'
cigarettes.
By
coofs
i
I'm
ane!)
that
hae
nae
will
To
quit
the
habit
o'
the
"pill!"
Hae
ye
no
tho't
for
that
puir
mousie,
Rinnln
roon
In
that
stark
housie,
Wi'
achin'
banes
an'
baggie
sore
Seekin'
aye
the
benmost
bore,
Wi'
bleerit
een
the
reek
to
jouk
An'
fa'
a
blin't
an'
blastit
bouk?
What
hope
hae
ye
o'
paradise
When
torturin'
puir
wee
cow'rin
mice?
GHAIST
O'
RABBIE.
Prince
Rupert.
,
mil
District
News
:
care
for
children
up
to
12
years
of
age,
or
until
all
permanent
;
teeth
are
present.
During
his
visit
here,
Dr.
;
Nacht
staged
a
chair
clinic
demonstrating
various
tech-
niques
with
several
youngsters
aged
five
to
eight
as
patients.
At
'
another
session
he
showed
slide
and
models
to
further
illustrate
the
various
treatments,
followed
by
a
question
period.
nres
av
4errai:-.
ml
Prince
Rupert
ings
o(
the
latc.it
Institute
science
ek-tnd.
church
sponsored
BURNS
LAKE
Mark
Jacq-.ie,
1
a
Cheslatta
Native,
was
fined
ilfiO
on
one
game
charge
ami
given
a
suspended
sentence
on
another
in
Burns
Lake
Police
Jluii.
The
fine
was
levied
wheu
lacque
was
Jound
guilty
of
shoot-
a
the
Terrace
O'U-
irt
Edward
Com
ELECTION
of
OFFICERS
nd
Prince
Rupert
ing
a
cow
moose
out
of
season.
1
.
A
Church
wl'.h
rpe
In
charge.
The
clinic,
first
presented
in
this
area,
was
sponsored
by
the
B.C.
Dental
Association
and
the
i
provincial
department
of
health.
S
It
is
hoped
that
further
cllni
The
Prior
Claim"
ALL
MEMBERS
PLEASE
ATTEND
,
1
v.
.
i
Courtesy
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
Other
charge
was
on
taking
an-1
imals
from
anotner
man's
regii-
tered
trap
line.
The
furs
were
confiscated
by
the
crown.
Game
,
Warden
W.
H.
.Richmond
laid
the,
charges.
on
other
phases
of
dentistry
may
j
be
held
here
in
future.
Scouts
and
Cubs
Jamboree
Well-Received
by
Parents
FOR
A
LASTING
SHINE
Mother
Nature's
n
many
modern
in;
animals,
fish.
xet
which
acted
-.Ira-red
light.),
net
tilings.
"m
priidiu'c.s
ths
:
us
laboratory
lr.
Prince
Rupert
District
Scouts
readers
1
St.
Patrick's
Tea.
March
17
C
atholic
School,
2:b3
p
m.
Home
cooking
and
apron
booth.
(64
H
FIRE
Irom
Page
1
1
FRANCOIS
LAKE
Pete
DreiU-
i
4er
narrowly
avoided
lo.'s
of
his
vruck
and
a
load
of
lumber
when
the
truck
broke
through
the
lake
ice
here.
The
rear
end
of
the
truck
crashed
through
the
Ice
jut
the
lumber
caught
on
solid
Ice,
holding
the
truck
up
Witn
the
aid
of
neighbors
and
blo.
k
and
tackle
the
truck
was
haulej
.0
safety.
pert
troops
stagea
another
skit,
!
"Worst
Aid"
demonstrating
howi
not
to
treat
patients.
Port
Edward
athletes
of
Cub
end
Scout
troops
staged
a
fm'!
eh.bition
of
iiujl'su
and
tines-card
boxing
exhibition
was
refereed
by
Golden
Oloves
champion
Andy
Marshall.
Boxing
in
the
three
bouts
were
Bobby
Smith
and
Oerry
Damanto,
70
pounds;
Billv
Saunders
and
Bobby
Good,
15
pounds,
and
Art
Turcotte
and
jWilf
Valpy,
130
pounds.
White
Elephant
Sale
and
THURSDAY
9
A.ML
The
Big
Dress
Event
of
the
Season
Tea
at
King
Edw;rd
School,
March
18.
Sale
starts
at
2
p.m.
ii
that
(he
new
toys
to
be
played
'f
placed
for
the
and
must
not
be
c
It
t
Rupert
Shoreworkers
Local
U.F.A.W.U.
meets
Thursday,
March
13.
8:00
p.m.
in
the
Mel-
system
went
Into
three
false
alarmr
end
Cubs
staued
a
Jamboree
Monday
night
before,
a
bis
audience
In
the
Civic
Centre,
to
say
"thr.nk
you"
to
parent?
and
others
who
contributed
to
the.
,
recent
Scout
lund
appeal.
Boxing
-and
jiujitsu
exhibitions,
and
ski
s
oy
Scouts
and
'
Cubs
on
th
lr
activiU-s.
plus
two
films,
one
on
the
national
Scout
Jamboree
of
1953
and
the
;
:
other
on
the
Battle
of
Britain,
were
featured.
Dis'iirt
Commissioner
F.
E.
Anfield,
and
P.
F.
P.
Bird,
Seoul
Association
chairman,
opened
the
program
with
a
welcome
to
the
auduii'-e
and
thanks
for
their
support
of
the
fund
drive.
ScouUr
Art
Williamson,
with
!
the
assistance
of
Cubs
In
a
brief
skit.
Illustrated
ceremonies
in
j
which
new
boys
enter
Cub
j
packs.
Jimmy
Baldwin
and
his
Scouts
j
of
the
1st
ar.u
2nd
Prince
Ru-
rcnolti
Hall.
All
members
urged
y
Ncvs
Clr-.-iifiecV
to
attend.
,
-
!
!
Try
Do.
A
a
by
prankster.;,
new
bnxes
provcr'
hen
lire
struck
at
ns'
plant
and
thr
Jiiiicd
from
a
new
!
the
new
boxes
nrj
ard
Chief
r.ocke
urged
all
residents
"
themselves
with
Rod,
Gun
Club'
j
;
Plan
Meeting
On
Monday
evening
the
exe-
:
i
ullvc
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rod
md
Gun
club
met
to
discuss
a
program
for
the
annual
meeting
o
be
held
tomorrow
night
at
he
Moose
Hall.
Jeff
Lambly
of
Terrace
clu'
ittencled
tlv
meeting
rid
informed
the
membership
of
reso
ml
No.
)
nd
Filth
SI
;
Third
'h
St.:
Third
Ave.
St.:
Fraser
fit
nnri
TEETHING
TROUBLES
jg
-SALE
lutions
to
be
brought
forward
by
he
Trrrare
club
ut
the
general
iiieeting
1n
Victoria.
'
.
The
meeting
hero
is
expected
to
be
well
attended
and
all
mem
First
Ave.
nnd
Second
Ave.
and
'fst
Ave.
nnd
Ninth
First.
Second
and
Second
Ave.
nnd
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asked
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Annual
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tonight.
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and
C'lnudc-l
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St..
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Canada
will
speak.
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GET
AN
EXTRA
DRESS
FOR
ONLY
rmanuel;
goal
Cove
Itt'lCiilar
whist
anil
tlanre
parlies
will
be
resumed
this
Vritlay
i
t
tlu
S"iis
nf
Norway
Hall.
ilh
Ave.
und
Jeffry:
'Si'ul
Cnvni-
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fowl;
CP
Ali.
n.
Ii
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run,
Pint
No.
J
"Kere's
a
new
taste
thrill
M-ilkin's:
Nnw
Annual
meelini;
of
Prince
Kii-pert
(icneral
Hospital.
Klcctiim
of
biiard
mcmbrrs
in
Civic
Cm-;
tre,
Fritlay
night.
Here's
the
dress
event
of
the
scoson!
Sweet
16's
great
lc
Dress
Sole!
We've
concentrated
al'
our
sole
dresses
from
20
stores
ond
put
the
oxe
to
the
price
for
this
"lost
chance"
sole!
You'll
find
regular
values
to
25.95
in
the
group.
A
wide
assortment,
a
complete
selection
in
sizes
11
to
19
ond
12
to
20.
Choose
from
woe's,
crepes,
toffctas,
etched
sotins,
velvets,
bengolines,
rayon
gabardines
and
many
more!
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hurry!
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