Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
May
15,
1951
Two
Buses
Condemned
I
COAL
-nylican
Synod
JJen
Olds
IVeeh
The
twenty-third
synod
of
the
Anglican
Diocese
of
Caledonia
oca
Two
Arrow
Bus
Lines
vehicles
have
been
"temporarily
con
and
PERSONAL
will
meet
In
St.
Andrew's
Cath-
,
SPECIAL!
demned"
by
M.
Deblaquiere,
inspector
of
motor
vehicles,
Aid.
Douglas
Frizzell,
police
and
licensing
committee,
reported
to
city
council
last
night.
,
lbcrta
Deep
Scam
edral
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday
of
this
week.
Delegates
will
be
in
attendance
from
as
far
east
as
the
Peace
River
district
and
west
as
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Mechanical
conditions
as
to
brakes,
front
and
rear
ends
of
Saint
John
First
Aid
exams,
Tuesday,
May
15,
7:30
p.m..
Fire
Hall.
U14C)
Mrs.
E.
M.
M.
Jones,
resident
nurse
at
Port
Edward,
left
today
on
the
Camosun
for
an
extended
holiday
trip
t
Lulu
Island.
IP
$
75
PER
TON
Reduced
prices
on
odd
lines
of
skirts,
blouses
and
dresses
at
Star's
Stylewear.
.
(ltc)
Norman
Nelson
of
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd.
left
by
today's
plane
on
his
return
to
Vancouver
after
one-
of
his
periodical
visits
here
on
company
business.
MM
M
1
(
I
V
in-veri
the
other
buses,
however,
were
10
SACKS
$8.50
Mattson's
Upholsterers
will
!
Wnmpn
of
the
Moose
Will
The
proceedings
will
open
with
a
synod
service
In
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
at
which
the
preacher
will
be
the
Ven.
Archdeacon
E.
Hodson.
Fallowing
the
service
luncheon
will
be
served
by
the
Women's
Auxiliary
after
which
the
business
session
will
commence.
In
the
evening
the
service
will
PHONE
116
-117
or
58
I
considered
"good."
Bus
operators
have
promised
to
clean
up
the
Interior
of
the
buses.
A
further
report
from
the
inspector
will
be
received
during
the
first
week
in
June,
said
Aid.
Firzzeil.
Fee
for
the
Shrine
Club
carnival
was
set
at
$25
a
day,
on
recommendation
of
Aid.
Frizzell.
He
said
the
club
had
Riven
assurance
it
would
be
wholly
responsible
for
operation
of
the
carnival.
be
closed
while
moving
from
330
nold
thelr
reg'uiar
meeting
on
Second
Avenue
to
234
Third
Wednesday.
May
16.
(115p)
Avenue
East-
(ltc)
Tn
t.Vio
ctvil
action
nf
Saank'h
Richard
Stephton,
British
Co-1
pi.jmbir.g
St
Heating'
vs.
Charles
jert
8f
AAcCaffery
be
-conducted
by
the
native
lay
!
lumbla
manager
of
Mutual
Life
readers
from
the
various
Indian
Assurance
Co.,
arrived
in
the
villages
assisted
by
St.
Peter's
LIMITED
city
on
yesterday
afternoon
s
plane
from
Vancouver,
being
here
on
one
of
his
periodical
business
visits.
Policing
from
January
1
to
March
31
had
cost
the
city
$4800
he
said.
K.
Ytreberg,
$15805
and
costs
was
awarded
the
plaintiff
In
County
Court
Judge
W:
O.
Fulton
heard
the
case.
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kergin
left
on
todays
plane
for
Vancouver
to
attend
the
graduation
of
her
daughter,
Miss
Dorothy
Kergin,
from
Vancouver.
General
Hospital
nurses''
training
school
next
week.
1
Mnthr
AJiint
tm.
Int.
Church
Choir
from
Aiyansh.
The
preacher
will
be
Peter
Hill
of
Ma.sset.
Afterwards
there
will
be
a
reception
for
all
delegates
and
friends
at
Bishop's
Lodge.
Business
sessions
will
continue
on
Thursday.
Rt.
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
will
preside
"I
told
you
that
Up
wasn't
sufficient"
Sons
of
yjorway
The
Clyde,
Scotland
s
principal
river
and
one
of
the
world's
most
important,
waterways,
is
enly
106
miles
long.
GUERRILLA
WARFARE
KUALA
LUMPUR,
Malaya
(CD
There
Is
no
let
up
In
the
bitter
Jungle
fighting
that
has
been
waged
In
Malay
for
nearly
three
fl
years.
B.-itish
armed
forces
cur-
and
clergy
delegates
will
be:
J
Archedeacon
E.
Hodson,
Tcr-
f
ffll-Hi:
i.1
Ui'U
Not
Satisfied
With
Housing
City
Will
Have
to
Get
Better
Housing
Deal
From
Ottawa
icntiy
buiai
a.uuu
men,
01
wnom
17.GC0
are
United
Kingdom
Narcissi
and
daffodils
were
the
spring-like
floral
setting
for
a
successful
tea
and
sale
Saturday
City
Wages
Are
Boosted
Employees
Get
Twelve
Percent
More-Official
Salaries
I
pped
race.
mini
i
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter,
Prince
I
troops,
11,000
are
Ourhkas,
and
1
4,000
belong
to
the
Malaya
by
the
Sonja
Ladies'
Aid
In
the
I
Rupert.
Sons
of
Norway
Hall.
Canon
C.
A.
Hinchllffe,
Smith-
The
president,
Mrs.
George
ers.
;
R
TRAITS
4vrUiK-(J
and
Printed
pn
SERVICE
llMI
US
STl'PIO
whAt.
th
r.Horai
o.m
t
Morgan,
welcomed
many
guests.
Rev.
S.
Kinley,
Aiyansh.
Rev.
Montagu
Young,
Masset.
"
I
H.i.H
,,-o
were
Ji
Fllnn
Civic
Employees'
Union
No.
5
and
Central
Housine
and
Mort-
nnt.mu
em.en.lS
Rev.
M.
A.
Stephens,
,
Ocean
'
(
Including
inside
and
outside
'gage
Corporation
have
done
so
.,,Tl'l
X
61S
Falls.
.
employees
of
the
city)
and
the
far
in
getting
housing
for
Prince
Waseng,
Mrs.
John
Pederson,
Mrs.
Jack
Ritchie
and
Mrs.
Hans
Knutson.
In
charge
of
the
kitchen
weie
Mrs.
Hans
Petterson,
tn
33'J
Prince
Rupert
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea,
church
hall,
May
16.
Tea,
Home
cooking
and
White
Elephant
sale,
Catholic
School
Hall,
May
16.
Eastern
Star
Tea,
Maaonic
-
-
-
"
"
1L
n
i
Sr
Rlichae
Rupert
"certainly
is
not
satisfying
and
they
will
have
to
do
better
than
that,"
Mayor
G.
W.
Rudderham
said
last
night
at
council
meeting.
He
referred
to
a
letter
from
T.
B.
Pickersgill,
B.C.
region
superintendent
of
CMHC,
which
said
there
was
"nothing
definite"
so
far.
j
Temple,
May
17.
Rev.
H.'G.
Bird,
Seal
Cove
Rev.
J.
Hayhurst,
Kitwanga.
Rev.
E.
V.
Bird,
Hazelton.
Rev.
W.
Atkinson,
Burns
Lake.
Rev.
K.
M.
Colllson,
Vander-hoof.
Rev.
O.
L.
Sergent,
Dawson
Creek.
Rev.
W.
H.
Blackstock,
Fort
St.
John.
i
LAY
DELEGATES
Lay
delegates
are
Mrs.
Bird
of
Telegraph
Creek;
Mrs.
D.
D.
International
Brotherhood
of
Electrical
Workers
Union
(maintenance
crew
and
telephone
operators)
have,
accepted
a
12
per
cent
increase
in
salary
and
wages
offered
by
the
city.
Aid.
T.
B.
Blacs,
reporting
to
council
last
night
for
the
wage
committee,
also
said
the
salary
of
the
assistant
fire
chief
had
been
Increased
to
$302
a
month
and
that
of
the
fire
chief
to
$307
Mrs.
Olof
Skog
and
Mrs.
Peter
Anderson.
The
cashier
was
Mrs.
Harold
Helland.
.
The
home
cooking
sale
was
conducted
by
Mrs.
Reg
Webber,
assisted
by
Mrs.
Jack
Strand
and
Mrs.
Carl
Strand.
Mis.
Oscar
Giske
and
Mrs.
Julia
Slatta
looked
after
the
S.O.N.
Smorgaasbord,
May
18.
Canadian
Legion
card
party
May
22.
Lutheran
tea.
May
28.
Card
Party
Catholic
Hall,
May
sale
of
fancy-work.
A
letter
was
also
received
from
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
MP
for
Skee-
VOOIltM
ioc
Mrs.
Walter
Ballineer
conduc
aft
JZlwr'
:
31.
Job's
Daughters
Jamboree
!
a
montn
wlth
"vln8
quarters.
na,
who
had
talked
with
ts
i
t.pH
thp
rnfflft
nf
a
thrpp.nnnnrt
Thomson,
Fort
Fraser;
J.
S.
li
housing
minister
but
had
noth-jlar
of
pnffp.
whlrh
w
donated
i
Brown,
Purns
Lake;
Peter
Hill
iirpH
snrtprlntonrtonf
et
mnrlr
c
t
H
i
U
i
...
i
"
"
.
...
.
.
.
May
31,
June
1,
2.
Queen
Mary
I.O.D.E.
tea,
June
"
--"-----
""'"8
imuKi
w
report,
aw.
Apple-
bv
Mr,
Hans
p,tU.rmn
flnrt
wnn
musaci;
Mrs.
w.
J.
weison,
ucean
Falls;
Nathan
Shaw.
Kltkatla:
Thornton's
400
4th
T
lc'"u"e
uueiimeiiueiu
r
wnaite
nad
admitted
the
situa
'
narl
hoon
InnMOEul
K.
tie
ni.i
.
.
.......
by
Miss
Irene
Hansen.
21,
Mrs.
F
West,
2-5.
Solomon
Doolin
and
William
Ste
--
'"
"i
uon
was
noi
uxj
opiimistic.
mumn,
ma.
uiacit
sam.
Council
had
Drevlouslv
writ
Tea
and
Home
cooking
sale,
Catholic
Hall,
June
14.
.
Wc
have
just
received
a
new
shipment
of
All
increases
are
retroactive
to
j
tan
Mr.
Plcgersgill
saying
most
i
Ispitolity
and
Jood
Food"
lis
Our
First
Aim
fir
17
for
Orders
o
Take
Out
podore
Cafe
vens,
Kincoiith
ana
r.
E.
Anfield
and
Q.
S.
Reade,
Prince
Rupert.
TAX
ON
TALL
DOGS
January
1,
1951.
i
of
the
materials
to
construct
50
PDSTERMARITZBURO,
South
'Snyder
ClicslciieicL
No
Money
For
Hospital
Airica
Lrj
a
tax
ol
15
t$15)
is
homes
in
Prince
Rupert
were
I
expected
to
be
available
locally.
In
answer
to
that
letter,
Mr.
Pickersgill
said
he
had
forwarded
this
Information
to
Ottawa,
but
Urere
was
still
"nothing
definite."
Aid.
T.
B.
Black
moved
Mr.
to
be
levied
on
all
dogs
over
15
inches
at
the
shoulder
in
sheep
-breeding
areas
of
Natal.
This
Purchases
of
City
Property
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Association
will
have
to
go
d
Steam
Boiler
ends
a
five-year
search
for
a
legal
definition
of
a
dog
that
can
kill
sheep.
ADDlewhaite
be
sent
a
conv
of
,
.
.
Iteration
and
One
dozen
sales
of
citv
prop-
thi.
ik,
oh
hS
h
h
sisiance,
my
council
indicated
at
its
meeting
last
night.
P3
Welders
erty
were
reported
by
Aid.
T.
B.
t0
-pursue
the
matter
(housing)
oidcii,
i:muuiuii
ui
liimiii;?
cum-
to
the
utmost
1
A
further
request
from
the
hospital
that
financial
aid
be
if
loci
Operators
(Tome
in
and
sec
our
selection
of
.
DEAL-CRAFT
and
SNYDER
COCKTAIL
TABLES
COFFEE
TABLES
LAMP
TABLES
miuee,
at
last
nignts
council
'IUih
ml
vert
imminent
is
not
publisliec
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Cuntro
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
oJ
British
Coluuiljia.
meeting.
The
following
lots
were
sold:
Lots
1
and
2,
Block
11,
Section
S,
for
$1250
to
Msr.
Anna
E.
niW
Stacks,
Fire
jjnd
Tanks
all
sizes
)USTRIAL
'.DING
CO.
i:
Plume
(irccn
884
reconsidered
by
the
city
was
referred
to
the
finance
committee
but
Aid.
T.
B.
Black
assured
council
there
was
"nothing
we
can
do."
.
Aid.
Harry
Dagget
suggested
the
hospital
start
a
campaign
of
its
own
for
funds.
"Perhaps
local
citizens
would
buy
bonds,"
he
said,
citing
a
former
example
where
funds
had
been
raised
in
a
similar
manner
to
erect
the
first
nurses'
home.
Aid.
Harold
Whalen,
council
Figures
Are
Not
Jibing
Mitchell
&
Currie
at
Variance
With
City
Over
Sewers
Although
the
Cow
Bay
sewer
project
is
completed,
city
figures
and
figures
of
the
contractors,
Mitchell
&
Currie,
do
not
"jibe."
t
EVERYTHING
FOR
THE
HOME
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
510HN
H.
Johnson.
Lots
33
to
38,
Block
7,
Section
7,
and
Lots
9,
12,
13
and
14,
Block
24,
Section
7,
for
$1075
to
Wilfred
McLean.
Lot
7,
Block
23,
Section
7,
to
Olaf
Dudsvlck
for
$100.
Lots
15
and
16.
Block
44,
Section
5,
for
$550
to
Marie
Stanko.
Lot
11,
Block
22,
Section
G,
for
$167
to
Laurence
Stanwood.
Lots
37,
38
and
39,
Block
7,
Section
1,
for
$750
to
Otto
LGER
representative
on
the
hospital
board,
said
the
hospital
"cer-
tainly
is
in
a
bad
spot,"
but
he
Vvlu
icfrhf
The
contractors'
bill
for
the
Job
ijnew
too
that
the
city
was
in
out
Is
$153,604.76
,
while
the
city
no
position
t0
nelp.
maintains
the
cost
should
be
Breimo.
Lot
9,
Block
41,
Section
7,
fr
$75
to
F.
B.
Qulnn,
Easterly
half
of
lot
33.
Block
28,
Section
8,
for
$70
to
Mrs.
M.
Use
Classifir
-
for
Results
f
Bulger
Lfd.
fiiiKl
Avi'inie
$127,445.
!
In
the
absence
of
D.
C.
Stew-
j
art,
superintendent
of
works,)
who
has
compiled
the
city
fig-
ures,
city
council
did
not
feel
it
Fox
and
that
her
previous
offer
for
the
westerly
half
of
the
Tiki,todm
BREAD
same
lot
be
cancelled.
Home
Permanent
Sets
$1-50
and
$3-00
CURLERS
SHAMPOOS
The
following
properties
were
f'-MASTER
MODERN
Yours,
with
wonderful
could
go
into
the
matter
too
deeply
at
last
night's
meeting.
I
However,
Aid.
George
Casey
said
the
"wide
gulf"
between
the
two
'
figures
was
serious.
I
Up
to
date,
the
city
has
paid!
contractors
$92,535.71.
Penalties,'
PLUMBING
sold
subject
to
veterans'
rebate:
Lots
17
and
18,
Block
22,
Section
8,
for
$150
to
Robert
D.
Mitchell.
Easterly
half
of
Lot
4,
Block
26,
Section
5,
for
$125
to
Mac
fast-rising
DRY
Yeast!
11
pas
I
Reduced
Qc
each
ATHALL'S
f"U
I
inishing
.
I
'I'liiril
Ave.
W.
A
'U
is"4
Gagnon.
charged
to
the
contractors
for
Lot
5
and
westerly
half
of
Lot
not
compCting
the
contract
in
6,
Block
26,
Section
5,
for
$325
timeDy
October,
1950-amount-
to
John
H.
Atkins
led
to
$4,100,
leaving
a
balance
Lots
40
and
41,
Block
9,
Sec-
owl
o
$30
809
29
contractors
tion
5,
for
$820
to
Vernon
F.
claime
$61,069.03.
Carpenter.
,
K
was
declded
tQ
put
tne
Finance
committee
also
rec-1
who,c
,n
t
hanfjs
f
w
ommended
that
Miss
A.
A.nmain
mM.,tn.
0th
is
a
wise
investment,
in
terms
of
family
health
and
home
economy.
Call
Blue
846
PLUMBING
S
AANICH
HEATING
Wrathall
be
appointed
acting
I
orizatlon
,
'
t'
to
make
,,
'-,.
".,
MAKE
YOUR
CAR
LAST!
I
a
$15,000
pay
city
clerk
during
absence
of
City
l-MER
Clerk
Rrf
W.
Long.
ment
"on
account.
Further
investigation
of
this
matter
will
proceed
upon
return
of
Mr.
Stewart,
who
is
in
Vancouver
at
an
engineers'
Rupert
Council
Grants
Trade
Licences
on
nn
a
You're
ure
of
tempting,
delicious
bread
when
you
bake
with
Fleischmann's
Fast
Rising
Dry
Yeast!
This
wonderful
new
yeast
keeps
its
full-strength
and
fast-acting
qualities
without
refrigeration!
Buy
month's
supply!
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fncouver
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Ports
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Thursday
I
1,1
U:15
p.m.
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
Ten
new
trade
licenses
were
granted
by
city
council
last
night.
They
are
to
the
following:
.
Benjamin
Windlc
messenger
service.
Kirby
Clean
Co.
Ltd.
vacuum
cleaners.
Armstrong
&
Montelth-Con-
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mm
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JIMS
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m
WHOLE
WHEAT
BREAD
'KETCHIKAN
Phone
649
wo
Sixth
st
"H-
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struction
Co.
Ltd.
building
Henry
J.
Whiteside
agent
for
'7
11
low
Cost
Ke.serva
lions
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Ol'TICK
I'UlNCE
JtUPEItT,
B.C.
Something
New
for
BABY
VIYELLA
SHAWL
make
a
soft
dough.
Knead
on
lightly-floured
hoard
until
smooth
and
elastic
Place
in
greased
bowl
and
grease
top
of
dough.
Cover
and
set
in
a
warm
place,
free
from
draught.
Let
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Punch
opwn
dough,
grease
top
and
gain
let
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Punch
down
dough
;
turn
out
on
lightly-ftoared
beard
and
divide
into
4
equal
portions
:
fonn.into
smooth
balls.
Cover
lightly
with
cloth
and
let
rest
for
15
mins.
Shape
into
loaves
;
place
in
greased
loaf
pans
(4'j
x
W).
Grease
tops,
cover
and
let
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Bake
in
hot
oven,
400",
for
30
mins.,
then
reduce
oven
heat
to
moderate.
350.
and
bake
about
20
minutes
longer.
Combine
3
c.
boiling
water,
Va
c
granulated
sugar,
4
tsps.
salt
and
1
ths.
shortening
;
stir
until
sugar
and
salt
are
dissolved
and
shortening
melted;
cool
to
lukewarm.
Meanwhile,
measure
into
a
large
bowl
1
c.
lukewarm
water,
1
tbs.
granulated
sugar
:
stir
until
sugar
is
dissolved.
Sprinkle
with
3
en-vciogtt!,
FieiM-hmaims
Fast
Rising
Rrv
Yeast.
Let
stand
10
minutes,
THEN
stir
well.
'-
Stir
in
cooled
sugar-shortening
mixture.
Combine
5
c
once-sifted
bread
flour
and
5
c
whole
wheat
or
graham
flour.
Stir
about
half
of
the
flours
into
yeast
mixture
;
beat
until
smooth.
Work
in
remaining
flours
and
add
additional
bread
flour,
if
necessary,
to
Shores
Credit
Jewellers.
Thomas
M.
Christie
auctioneer.'
A.
F.
Williams
electro-plating
baby
shoes.
"
Jurs.
Mae
G.
Anton
taxi
operator.
William
E.
Halght
painting
and
decorating.
Adee
&
Son
Construction-building
contractors,
i
J.
Fitzgerald
messenger
Moving,
rackiiiR.
Crating
Slvppiiiff
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
and
Effi-ricnt
Service.
Also
.agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
voiding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910.
Phones
60
and
68
BRING
JT
HERE
FOR
THE
BEST
OF
SERVICE!
m
.
Superior
Auto
Service
B2J
STUDEBAKER
and
AUSTIN
DEALERS
"tPHlRS
Third
Avenue
a(
Park
Green
217
The
Stork
Shoppe
fx.
Ki,rr?
Result.,.
!
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