Trespassing
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Kewg
Friday,
January
2,
1953
3
Neighbors
To
Help
Build
House
for
Polio
Victim
Iris
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lif'"
Canada's
most
popular
white
shirt
;
ground
her
dauRhttr-ln-U
i
harln't
paid
her
the
tJo
monthly
j
rent.
Ben
Scars,
Park
Ridge
builder.
:
offered
to
construct
a
$20,00C
home
for
the
woman
for
lea
ithan
$7,000.
j
The
group
plans
to
finance
(he
'project
by
canvj
-:sin:
the
cam-snuRity
and
pre,?entlrig
a
bencIU
I
stae
thow.
The
yci'ir'cr
Mrs.
Kit'aiiilk:
i
h-ia
been
i.i
an
iron
lunj
must
of
I
CHICAGO
l:'
-
Nzlti,uru
j
plan
to
ruikl
a
$;o,000
house
lot
a
young
iriother.
almost
com-
p
etcly
paraljni
oy
polio,
who
Xacen
cvktin
from
her
pre.cn;
nnme
at
her
mcther-in-Uw's
insistence.
Reprewatativcs
;
20
civic
and
church
group,
in
ulu.
ton
Park
Ridge,
met
Sunday
to
outline
tt
p.'ojti.:,
wiuch
caifcs
tor
buildiiig
a
five-room
hou.se
i::
30
days.
The
woman,
Mrf.
r,:jry
;i-bcth
Kitsmlller.
27,
her
"ix-year-
son,
James.
at;d
her
parc.tr.
verc
ordered
evicted
rh;n
3'.
t.a
v
"!
Irrim
ihe:r
.nx-roem
hon-e.
Tiii:
tXiickeo
woman
moliier-in-law,
Mrs.
Marlon
Kitsmiller.
t.
sought
this
twrt
order
O
j
I
the
tie
since
.tm
as
.stricken
'.Uh
polio
Aj;;."H,
lOil.
She
i.
recoveKn?
use
of
her
chest
mut-
I
f.
ve:rfL
'
o
t
k.?.-.
-
t
;
'"
l
;ics
but
U
never
expected
to
r-'
S-'in
uie
of
hir
pj
.r.
The
polio
victim
hai
a
seanr
j
i
rjimni(!i;
jnce
uit
penaiK
'
against
hr
husband,
Jamas,
23.
,
enargUt
j
f.sertlcn.
..
1
(
ARROW
DART
i
Here
is
the
greatest
collar
to
i
grace
a
neckline
!
Perfect
fit
.
.
.
'
stays
fresh
.
.
.
needs
no
starch
!
...
can't
wrinkle.
j
Brt
is
tailored
of
combed
broad-!
cloth
for
fine
texture
ne
your
skin.
'
SANFORIZED-labelied,
so
this
stunning
white
shirt
will
avan
ht.
j
Launders,
irons
ard
looks
mighty,
;
mighty
fine!
AS
ISM
IlRAMH
TO
A
I.OSK,
the
KCAF
can
look
back
on
a
year
of
achievement
and
expansion.
N-w
operational
squadrons
were
formed,
new
''raining
UUon
came
in!o
being,
and
new
aircraft
cd
cquipmeni
.-re
brought
imo
uc.
Fersonnel
otreiigth
rose
from
2iii2
at
the
close
of
ISM
to
an
estimated
38.500
at
the
e:ul
of
1952.
The
pictureg
give
an
Indication
of
the
activities
und
strength
of
thp
RCAF,
Hi
An
RCAF
hill-copter
takr
aboard
a
!ck
pa'.ient,
2
A
recent
addition
to
the
RCAF
it
the
C-119
or
"Flying
Boi-cajr."
Invaluable
for
carrying
heavy
freight
and
equipment.
3
Departure
of
439
Squadron
from
Uplands
airport
for
North
Luffe
iham
England
Mi
Defence
MU,Uter
Brooke
Claxton
right
1
announced
that'
Air
Marshal
W.
A.
CurtU,
Chief
of
the
Air
Staff
(centie.
will
retire
at
the
end
of
January
1953.
and
will
be
succeeded
by
AVM
C
R.
Slemon
Heft..
(51
Symbolizing
the
importance
of
women
in
the
modem
RCAF.
thi
picture
shows
an
airwoman
directing
a
Sabre
pilot
to
a
safe
landing.
Vast
construction
proKram.
including
new
barracks,
runways,
-and
hangars
such-as
this
massive
concrete
structure,
are
necessary
171
Two
French
at.d
two
Danteh
students
examine
navigation
instruments
during
their
training
in
Canada
Hundreds
Usher
In
New
Year
At
Club-Sponsored
Gatherings
Wails
&
Hickerson
MEN'S
CLOTHING
wry
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CHILDREN'S
SNOWSUITS
SPECIAL
The
inti'iiliuii
was
right
hut
Ihf
onthtisla,
an
a
bit
w.ny
thu
Third
Av(
mte
btisi-SU.sn'ien
mrn'ni!
v
awakened
to
the
start
"fcution.s
were
made
thick
d
h
t
over
the
holiday
but
h
ninny
k
Into
effect,
rr-i;illH
i"
l
Tin-
chore
now
nimci
for
,imrnn"
to
re
-read
the
Christ-mW
,:ird-
Miid
discover
wfvi
Ihev
forgot.
However,
povlmas-t,r
Jark
Hurrrss
will
probably
nwd
more
help
if
all
those
Hill,,
notes
thiil
appeared
on
bu.-iness
cards
this
year
me
4
fronn
of
ladles
t
a
party
ri
marked
til
it
they
had
teeelv-,il
more
"letters"
on
their
Clitnliiias
cards
till
Ji-ur
than
,?rr
before
.
and
now
they
MUST
!"''
them
iimif
Miliar
ni'i"iit!,
buying
rsrrl.'
on
which
I'M
th
it
is
tlcc-
vry
fc
to
mark
an
,X
after
th"
Va
rill
IS
OllestlOIIS
rulKfrtt
-
ine
jour
activities
Ai!)iar,nr('
hav
a
liihlini.
nv
!wrv
A
rltlrn
who
wanted
in
talk
to
Donna
Mnarthur
(jot
railed
the
editorial
de-aartiwnt
nnd
asked
if
he
could
ltk
to
the
lit
Ui"
bhmde-hairrd
ifirl
on
the
left
side
of
J
front
office
Donna
insists
!'.
iu
bunines
call.
A
lot
of
travelling
took
place
over
thi'
festive
w
ason
with
many
visitors
coming
to
Ru-vrt
Mr
and
Mr
William
flBllin
and
their
babv
datigh-'er
Margaret,
have
returned
to
M.wH
lifter
mm
ndinu
Christ
-T.iin
her?
ith
Mr
and
Mm
A
Duffw.
Rif
Johnson's
daughter
flew
up
fmm
Castle
Rock.
Wah-njUm,
to
spend
Christmas
but
welcomed
1953
In
the
with.
Wren
Hill
Bond
says
he's
suing
!o
rook
breakfast
on
New
years
morning,
he
mean
It
K'hil
rvcrviiin-
m
hi
party
went
on
a
"hut"
social
rail
a
.mwn
was
breaking
Hill
went
inifOT
nnd
prrparfd
a
great
'jt
of
ham,
baron
and
ck
!v
nthim?
was
ready
when
the
;any
arrived
...
"
u,t'"'t
lr.f
time
to
deeo-
',
ruin
a
Christmas
tree
but
cmiy
-
t-
minute
to
un'angir
the
wht
drlmr
and
gitdycts
tnr-
HiMiiantllni!
our
rations
Hill
krti
.ays
tt
s
Ilk?
rooking
'
-fi
it
takes
hour
l0
prepare
in'
oni
a
fpW
minute
to
eat.
Ht
n
he
knows
where
'".
light
arid
string
on
his
!
'fee
hnuld
be
stored
awa?
for
j
next
Christmns.
but
Sid
(ionick
j
Mit
too
nut
of
that
state-
,
wnt
i
Jusi
when
tearlnts-down"
'rfmonlM
bcln
lis
uncertain
i
.ithrniuh
m0M
pft)pP
art,
j
thstucin
al,.it
getting
.started
1
'liu
icyk-end.
Among
New
Year
resolution
SH
interest
a
lot
of
thM-
who
W
a
tror
carh
j.par
,
on
;
'
Bill
Vanre
that
ncirt
year
i
'if
really
ein
u
make
wn
:
-
mil
ahead
of
time
Seems
h
'-wni
grt
arouti'1
t
nmkinc
nr
for
himself
this
year
I
.
cVrhaiw
that's
why
he
Un
I
'Z
"
Si'n"'
lth".,t
that
a-
tlijnk
It
would
he
a
B00d
o
leave
it
t.r.P
B)j
'h-
ll,h,s
on
JoUI
w"
to
n;,VKMt.
the
st-ps.
;
-.ri'-T"'.'
r1"1"1''
Mi,rt
h
!
f
Bw-
fin
nipprri;
i
ft'int
vi
itoiv
rounds
In
the
v,.,"''7
,C,,rl;tmas
and
New
i
,!,,r1
""-"id
s
,
Kidm.
m"
fl'n-"
Ili'llr,
"hlvorMtv
Im
t.fcin-
.1,
:
-4r"r"-',lrV
H
,hr
Un"
?,"t"I"n
ln
Po'tlm.l
While
'
V
Harold
entered
hit
fir,
Mil
b
.f.',r"Vlr"
n
rVC
""
-i
fli'rtl''
"kfi-s
nd
pi'ne
i
lhpv
t0lav
,
Mount,.,,,
v:m-r..
sl.!furp
''turnlnat
to
th.-lr
"h'!LVl"iUnu'
frt,'nds
d"-tt
1
ni'yS'
G',0,',',
""
rm,r;v
or"("rh
Un,B
thr
hlek
i'i
i
'fnt
Rorvlk
anrl
'"kf.Jonnrr
classmates.
Thr,.n
.
"'"re
Pl
""
Rupert
fills
,r;
,
,
,h,,:
'r
Victoria
tn
Rovai
jl,
lal"lnK
s,,'"'ol
at
fenicht
"W
Coftl""'
are
m
(llr
Rh
1i,r:'"-
Slrarhnr..
MartU
M"
Bnd
Plria
A
nip,i
In
I
"
bp
n('Id
,U'xt
,
;
aceo
dinK
to
jim
H.AC0n
su"'p
ne
"wnb
-ra
.,nd
et
"MTiCon
knf,ck
over
l
i
.
Q
At
Ihe
Moose
party,
President
Jim
Bacon
was
committee
head,
osflaled
-by
Ororge
Robinson,
;
Uiine
Gentry,
Dcuile
Freeman.
Mark
Hiil,
sr..
Bill
Woods.
One
hundred
couples
djncid
to
the
music
of
the
Country
Gentlemen
!
Special
prize
winners
were
itip
tweed.
Mrs.
Dan
Jolnon.
I
Mis.
Harold
Munccy,
Mrs
WU-umii
,
Wood.
Mrs.
George
Robin
j
ion
in.d
Mrs.
Dorothy
Logan
S.111
of
Vtuji
About
80
couplet
danced
to
Mllie
Colusii
'
iiceorii.un
r.tusic
with
relrcsh-menta
and
dance
arrangements
in
charge
of
MScn
Was-seng.
.'!c:l
ty
..,1
and
Mrs.
Carl
,
(sirand,
John
reterson.
Hans
KmitMii,
Mr.
and
Mr..
Ounnar
telvij
Al
the
Shrine
Club
party
al
the
Aimorks.
the
Fgur
BiU'
;
'
.
Officer
Commander
j
1939
After
Uklnj
his
officer's
basi.?
tralnlr.!;.
lie
cnt
a
ywr
on
the
Viniouver
Fxandtiiug
Service,
boarding
and
Inspecting
all
hins
bound
for
Vancouver
harbor
j
'
La'cr
he
was
appointed
to
the
;
'
corvette
HMCS
Chilliwack
as
executive
olfieer
where
he
spetit
alnioM
two
years.
During
this
period
he
was
promoted
to
lieutenant,
,
and
upon
completion
ho
was
drafted
to
Coinwaliis
where-lie
Uiok
a
long
torpedo
course.
I
Following
duty
at
the
torm-do
school,
he
was
appointed
to
;
HMCS
St.
Laurent,
where
lv
served
for
the
remainder
of
the
ir
first
us
Inrpedo
officer
and
then
i'
exerutive
otfleer.
Upon
demobillration,
Cdr
.Tnhtv
tone
re-entered
the
RCNVR.
end
"sas
transrerrcd
io
Hv
RCM1R1
uton
It.',
formation
In
late
1946
with
nnpnintme-nt
as
executive
officer
of
Chatham.
For
his
services
In
HMCS
St.
laturcnt
he
was
awarded
a
Mention
In
Dispatches,
the
ritetlon
of
whi
'h
rrads
11s
follows:
"For
itnnarallelrd
devotion
to
duty
throurhcut
the
Baltic
of
the
Atlantic
While
serving
In
His
Vtiesly's
(...ifiinn
destroyers
over
a
lone
period
of
time
T,t.
'ohnstonc
has
carried
out
his
coties
wllh
the
utmoit
real
ard
devotion,
adding
to
th"
iiecei-i-l
oneratlons
against
two
enemy
U-bost
and
during
D-D.iy
cvstlcns."
s
reaoers
m
Meeting
of
Job's
Daii'ihtevs,'
Frldcv,
Jan.
?,
S
p.'ii.
Siiv--march
'
and
party.
i:
Even's
to
be
held
by
1'.v-Y.P.B.A.
Club
of
Port
Simpson
Jim.
5.
Snowhull
Frolic;
Jrn.
6,
Ruskethnll.
Merchants
of
Metla-katla,
.Muska.
vs.
Y.P.E
A.
(3)
A
M'lTIU,
MV'iTINO
of
l.n-eil
lSi),
will
he
brld
on
Moiiiliiv,
jHioiarv
l:).'.."i.
u(
lite
Chic
Centre,
at
R
p.m.
f.l'SI-NF..SS:
Itepoit
from
Mr.
Scott
Mel.arrn.
C.A.
Rerort
bv
Business
Agent
of
meeting
Willi
Cun--rio;on
Offi
ir
and
einployers.
OM.Y
members
In
good
stand-in;
will
be
seated.
C.
G.
Sil-i.r-ii'.
I'eesidenl,
(Si
25
v
-J
District
News
FRANCOIS
LAKE
There
were
seven
tahi
r,r
whist
at
the
social
evening
Hpcn-oied
by
the
Farmers'
and
Women's
Institutes.
Winners
were
John
Keefe.
Jr.,
and
Mrs.
Sey-:mour
Lovesth,
with
Ka
Chap-eile
and
W:ilUe
Daveseth
winning
the
booby
pries.
The
children
enjoyed
a
fish
derby,
prizes
going
to
Ma-vin
Chapeiie
and
Sylvia
Partington.
John
Keefe,
Jr..
won
the
three-pound
box
of
chocolate
which
was
raffled
to
cover
expenses
of
the
evening.
The
Women
s
Institute
had
tor
sale
tor
order
some
lovely
house-:
dresses
made
by
the
Disabled
Civilians-
Workshops
in
Moose-
jaw.
.
Floctinq
Church
'
SOITHAMP
iT)N.
t.r.
i
.r.J
I
P)
-A
10.000
rioating
church
is
being
built
here
wiii
a
I00-;.(3t
ehapt-l.
The
ship
is
to
replace
the
i;98-ton
mission
ship
Southern
Cross,
which
for
20
years
cruised
the
southwest
Pclfif
holding
services
for
natives
of
the
vast
diocese
of
Melanesia.
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10.
S'ooc
Bm!'".:iig
Phone
Blue
593
:1I
K5i--1
x
a
aS-e&
A
FAULTY
FURNACE
CAN
MAKE
YOUR
FUEL
BILLS
SOAR
.
.
.
Let
Us
Ovcrhoul
Your
Furnocu
Now
.
.
so
you'll
be
ready
when
l.'ic
southeaster
roar.
Thorn
Sheet
Mefa!
LiMiTtD
.
i
l.'ti
Firsl
Are.
Then
ltlai
k
837
DISCOUNT
Slar
provided
riusic
for
115
couple
who
thoroughly
enjoyed
the
catering
of
the
Job
Daugh-I
tei
'.-;
dam
e
aira:ii.i
.m
nt
by
Ai
Kheardown
and
decorations
by
Bill
Sheardown:
refreshments
,
by
Don
Stewart.
At
the
door
was
George
-:es.
and
John
Bi-nnet
was
in
charge
of
tickets
The
Navy
party
at
the
Drill
Hall
was
attended
by
"5
couples
where
arrangements
were
successfully
carried
out
bv
Sub-Lt
'Sid
Alexander.
PO
P
Fitsim-
ud
and
Able
Sen
men
M.
McMillan,
P.
Chinourd.
B.
11cm-nunger,
L,
Hagen.
Officers
cf
HMCS
Ch.i-hain
bruught
in
the
New
Vear
lr
the
wardroom
where
20
coiiples
pral:rd
Hie
arrangements
by
Lt.
IW,
Murray.
8nb-Lt.
1W1
Diane
Kennedy
am.
Haure
Basil
S
Fnx
ktcr.
The
Prinee
Kuirt
Junior
'Chamber
f
Commerce
Javcecs
-party
at
the
IOOF
Hall
dan
:cd
to
music
booming
from
.-
loudspeaker
with
recoidmTi
presided
over
by
Mrs
Rov
.Brown.
In
charge
of
dance
ar-I
rangemenU
was
Don
Williamson,
assisted
by
Mel
Burrison.
Sam
Simpson,
President
Bert
Jcffcrics
and
Treasurer
Roy
Brown.
j
Wives
of
committee
members
I
were
responsible
for
a
bounti-;
ful
supper.
Fifty-five
couples
filed
past
'
George
Cqok
at
the
Canadian
:
legion
auditorium
door
for
the
Gyro
Club
New
Year's
party
;
where
Frank
Skinner
was
In
charge,
assisted
by
Duncan
M:-
:
kae.
Dr.
Duncan
Black.
Jim
:
Fields
and
Norm
Jcrtivn
who
1
supplied
muic
with
latest
audi
old4lme
recorded
hits.
Etipn
r
at
1
a.m
was
supplied
by
,h-Galley
Cafe.
BACKACHE
MaybeVarninq
RaclurrKc
is
vften
cuiMit)
by
Uxy
kidney
tcUm.
Whfti
krdntyi
ul
(
wder,
ireu
rHb
wA
wattrs
mtttn
in
tht
ivttfm.
Thm
barkacKe,
disturbed
rti
m
Ihtt
trd-ut
am.
hrary-headrtj
hmf
mav
aeon
fellow.
TKat
a
th
Hrar
H
take
Dtdd
s
Kkdmy
Prll.
Dwtd
s
stimulate
the
kklnere
t
iMrmal
srtiawu
Then
yeu
ff-vl
better
tltef
better
watrk.
better.
Get
DmM
Krdn.,
PdU
new.
51
Ladies
Shoes
Sole
Price
DOM'S
DEPT.
More
Uian
800
counles
entoved
entertainment
on
New
Yeai-s
I
.vc
with
friends
at
favoitte
club-organid
parties
to
u-,h
i
in
If
63
S
Ail
Uie
parlies
held
throuh-out
the
city
tha.
night
report
'
overwhelming
ucrrs"
and
dt-i
Clare
It
was
"the
bejt
parly
j
we've
ever
hah"."
'
Attendance
at
the
emht
01-
mantKed
eventx
ramred
from
20
to
125
couple,
with
the
Elks
1
the
.Shrine
Club
and
the
M.-ov
parties
taking
the
bujicst
siuie
"At
Ihe
l;ikV
Hume,
125
cou-
;
pies
saw
the
New
Year
come
in
Al
Hjiumi
and
Ke
tKimlnato
ete
in
rluii'
of
dance
ar-rangemenU,
with
L..jf
Husoy
iind
Iloaard
Hausan
looking'
ttftcr
rrfrrshinenU
and
Niek,
I'avlikis
at
th
door.
The
Four(
Dukes
supplied
music
i
Rupert
Nava
Promoted
to
Word
was
received
toi.iy
from
Nova
I
Headquarters.
Oltawi,
thnl
Mi'ulenanl
-Commander
T.
A
Johiistone.
RCN
R',
has
own
promoted
u
tunimaiuicr's
rank.
Commander
Johnstone
Is
at
preent
commanding
officer,1
UMCS
Cnauii.111.
Prince
Ru-P-rt'
R;.si-nrr
Naval
Division
He
succeeded
l.t
-Cdr.
J.
D
Mr-:
Rae
la.st
October
1.
j
f"dr.
Johnntoni?
begun
h'.M
naval
career
In
1031
when
!i
Joined
the
RCNVR
as
a
bnv
ouster
at
uie
i-ge
or
18
In
thl
eapaetty
h
served
for
three'
'eart
but
aft'
r
roiupletint
hmft
ehcml
h"
left
Fiinee
Rupert
nnd
he
ri-rvi
1
to
teioln
.is
nn
aet-lti!t
sub
lieutenant
In
Octob-r.
-r
Jim
flf
R
EGPES
If
jou'ic'
tired
of
turkey
hash!
n't
en
jni'
d
turkey,
t'y
these
erlsjjy
'Golden
CrrKjueltes."
,
Crmbine
ihe
I
't
h'lf
cn
of
trkey
fhrr'is
viih
mnihed
large;
lni"
t
heese
..nd
se-.ior.ings.
Dip
lit
egas
and
numbs,
and
trv
(
Iden
bn
wn.
For
a
good
easy
"ii'i1,
het
.1
r
in
of
cr.ani
of
chosen
soup
nnd
dush
with
eiirrv
powder.
noi.ni
:n
(
Roorrrrr.s
?
mi
emi;ed
California
!
ipie
dry
llmas
"1
run
grated
Cnnadi.n
rhcrse
!
cun
chopped
rooked
turkry
'j
titri
eplsup
1
taMe.moon
grated
onion
!
1
4
cup
fine
dry
bread
crumbs
2
ecas
salt
Fin:'
d-y
bi'cid
crumbu
rw-king
(
tl
for
frying
Fuller
Drain
beans
and
mash,
Stir
In
"h"rse,
tmkev
cntsup.
onion,
"i
iimhs
and
slightly
beaten
ejig
volki.
Season
to
taste
with
a
little
salt.
Mix
well.
Beat
eg':
whiles
until
foainv.
Form
bean
mixture
into
croquettes
or
psil-tles.
Dip
in
crumbs,
then
in
rgs
whites,
then
in
crumbs
again.
Drown
on
both
aides
ln
hot
oil.
Serve
with
hot
tomato
liauce
or
heat,
a
can
el
cretin
of
chicken
soup.
Dilute
with
Vi
cup
milk
and
stir
in
a
dash
of
cuny
pnvrter.
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