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Tuesday,
October
25,
1949
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ENTHUSIASM
FOR
NAVY
SEEN
BY
'LOCAL
OFFICER
AT
OTTAWA
MEET
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There
is
much
enthusiasm
generally
in
Canada
for
recruiting
in
the
naval
divisions,
Lt.
Walter
Smith,
executive
officer
of
H.M.C.S.
Chatham,
reported
last
night
following
his
return
by
plane
yesterday
from
Ottawa
where
he
attended
a
conference
of
commanding
officers
or
their
representatives
of
20
of
the
21
div
STLWakL
legion
W.A.
OFFICERS
STEWART
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Legion
held
its
nomination
of
oificcrs
on
Tuesday,
October
4
in
the
Legion
Club
rooms.
President
Mrs.
Catherine
Mc-Leod.
First
Vice
President-Mrs.
Violet
Kirkpatrick.
Second
Vice
President
Mrs.
Enid
Tran.
Secretary
Mrs.
Sally
Stewart.
Treasurer
Mrs.
Phyllis
Ruth-nie.
Executive
Mrs.
Edith
Behns-n,
Mrs.
Mary
Anderson,
Mrs.
Vera
Lawrence.
Sgt.-at-Arms
Mr3.
Betty
Stewart.
The
immediate
Past
President
is
Mrs.
Betty
Burwl.se.
-
,
,
t
l
'
-
m
isions
across
Canada.
Lt.
Smith
told
or
good
progress
5
'A
sVf
!
under
the
leadership
of
Capt.
H.
L.
Quinn,
D
S
C.,
director
of
Naval
Reserves
for
Canada.
Capt.
Quinn
which
had
been
made
by
the
conference
in
the
way
of
planning
and
training
programs
con
h
a
former
Piinre
kuyert
boy
and
AKMY
DRIVE
(Continued
rrom
faae
sidered
in
the
light
of
the
overall
picture.
He
enthused
over
the
way
the
proceedings
had
been
carried
on
1.
Philptt
Evitt
Canadian
Legi,m
!
K,,'ly
Douglas
Ltd
'i
Watts
and
Hkt,
'
Brown
wotids
his
first
naval
experience
was
in
the
old
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Naval
Reserve
here
twenty-five
years
ago.
"Everything
was
strictly
business,"
said
Lt.
Smith
describing
the
sessions.
Employees
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
Mitchell
and
Currie
Ltd
Wilford
Electric
Works
T.
McMeckin
St
Sons
10
.Miss
N.
itj
t
MRS.
BEHNSEN
IS
P.-T.
PRESIDENT
i
Mr.
Rothwell
"iManson's
Jew-ue.
'
5
W.
Cruickshank"
"
10
Macey's
r(mtn.,i
Yard
Goods
And
More
YARD
GOODS
Our
home
sewing
section
has
5
the
largest
selection
ever
j
Booth
Fisheries
Co.
Ltd.
J
Added
interest
was
lent
to
the
proceedings
through
the
presence
for
the
first
time
of
a
representative
of
H.M.C.S.
"Cabot,"
St.
TWO
OF
A
KIND
Two
Barbara
Ann
Scotts
got
together
when
the
skating
Barbara
Ann
met
Vancouver's
Barbara
Ann,
14-year-old
high
school
pupil.
They
sipped
a
milkshake
together
as
skater
Scott
gave
encouragement
and
advice
to
would-be
skater
Scott.
The
latter
plans
to
take
to
the
ice
for
lessons
this
winter
(CP
Thole)
!
Ffcir-on
Fisherips
s.
n
r.
v-.
rurniiu'c
STEWART
The
Stewart
Pnr-IByW11
Machine
Works
.
10;F.,i,jim
Fotwea
'
ent-Teachers'
Association
held
'
Ormes
Drug
Store
25
j
WalU
e
Pharmar!
"
its
annual
election
in
the
court-
j"Anon"
25
1
D.
G.
Stenstrom
room
here.
The
following
of
fi-
;
Dr-
Cheney
10
;
Geo.
Hill
and
Co
"
cers
were
elected
for
the
current
'
AnneWe
Mansell
13
'A
Thompson
WALLACE'S
:
DEPT.
STORE
Timely
Recipe
ur.
Montgomery
13
Mrs.
Rav
iwi-
year.
1
mteh
r
MeLeod
and
Ray
10.
J"lm
Gurvk-h
"Friend"
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CN
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Kml.
FORT
BABINE
POST
OFFICE
A
post
office
may
be
established
soon
at
remote
Fort
Babine
in
the
central
interior
country.
In
response
to
representations
made
by
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
M.P.
for
Skeena
an
investigation
is
to
b'
made
immediately
as
to
the
feasibility
and
desirability
of
opening
a
Post
Office
there.
CANON
PROCTOR
NOW
AT
NELSON
Style
Beauty
Parlour
5
80
Taxi
'
Long
Motors
5'Northlan.1
Da
Rupert
Butcher
5
j
Jones
Newstaad"'
I"
Family
Shoe
Store
5
Swift
Canadian
r
n,
Pioneer
Market
5
N.
E.
Gerrard
SHE
DIED
AT
BELLA
BELLA
President
Mrs.
Edith
Behnsen
(re-elected).
Vice
President
Mrs.
O.
Forsyth.
.
Secretary-Miss
lin
Jacobson.
Treasurer
Mrs..
Vanna
Luplck.
This
organization
has
been
doing
excellent
work,
and
have
a
very
ambitious
program
lined
tip
for
the
ensuing
se&son.
To
their
Rev.
T
D.
Proctor,
vicar
of
John's,
Newfoundland,
in
Uie
person
of
Lt.
Cdr.
Fabian
O'Dea.
Lt.
Smith
gave
a
report
to
his
fellow
officers
last
night
in
the
course
of
the
weekly
parade
of
the
local
division
which
was
followed
by
the
showing
ot
training
films
and
a
sports
night
which
featured
basketball
practice.
The
local
division
now
has
a
strength
of
about
45
officer
and
men.
EXPERIENCES
While
in
Ottawa.
Lt.
Smith
met
E.
T.
Applewhaite
M.
P.
far
Skeena
with
whom
he
had
lur-cheon
and
who
showed
him
around
the
Parliament
Buildings.
An
experience
in
Toronto
was
watching
one
of
the
world'.;
two
commercial
jet
passenger
planes
Celery
Stuffing
12
cups
dry
bread
cubes
1
medium
onion,
chopped
fine
',2
teaspoon
salt
1
teaspoon
poultry
seasoning
U
teaspoon
pepper
2
cup
melted
butter
or
margarine
-
2
10-ounce
tins
cream
of
celery
Windermere,
B.
C,
and
rural
dean
credit
goes
the
purchase
of
a
1(5
AVOID
DISAPPOINTMENT
.
ORDER
YOUR
BELLA
BELLA-Stricken
with
of
East
Kootenay,
has
been
ap-a
sudden
and
severe
cold
while
pointed
canon
of
St.
Saviour'?
employed
at
Butedale
Cannery,
Procathedral
in
Nelson.
Canor.
Mrs.
Mabel
Wesley
of
Kitimaat
Proctor
was
stationed
in
Prince
was
rushed
to
the
R.
W.
La-ge
Rupert
years
ago
and
will
be
re
Memorial
Hospital
here
but
her
nembered
by
many
of
the
pioneer
condition
rapidly
deterioratec.
.citizens,
and
she
passed
away
last
Sat-
I
:
mm.
projector
for.
the
showing
S.
B.
Roberts,
chief
engineer
for
Cclanese
Corporation
of
America,
arrivea
in
the
city
by
air
Monday
alteration
on
a
business
trip
to
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
plant.
soup
Mix
bread
cubes,
onion
and
seasonings;
pour
on
butter
while
stirring.
Stir
soup;
then
add.
blending
lightly.
Stuff
fowl.
Makes
moist
stuffing
for
12
pound
fowl.
The
gravy
to
go
with
the
tur-
of
educational
films.
This
work
has
now
been
extended
and
a
j
'
regular
weekly
show
is
being
giv-
en
In
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall
j
under
the
auspices
of
the
P.T.A.
and
the
Stewart
Branch
of
the
j
rg
Xntai;
(Bar!
OLD
CHURCH
PASSES
CRANBERRY
PORTAGE
O
The
last
service
has
been
held
takin&
off,
flying
and
landing,
it
was
an
amazing
spectacle
at
Mal-
in
the
old
barn-like
structure
Canadian
Legion.
Constable
Phil
urclay.
The
remains
were
sent
to
Kitimaat
where
interment
took
place
on
Tuesday.
Mrs.
Wesley
was
32
years
of
age.
Besides
her
husband,
she
ir-survived
by
one
daughter.
Han-,
nan,
and
a
son,
Frederick.
BOXt.O
ASSORTMKNTS
BANGING
FROM
50c
I
P
See
them
today
at
of
the
Knox
Presbyterian
lu"
"Port.
two-all
draw.
Distance
was
cut
dov.n
minimum
in
relation
to
when
Lt.
Smith
flew
ni
ne
to
n
tiniv'
fr.n
Key
ana
stuning
snouia
De
pirn-
crouch
is
projectionist
assisted
teous.
Another
tin
of
soup
will
by
Jackle
Bouzek,
Jim
Garlick
help
you
extend
it
in
a
way
and
LoU
Behnsen.
everybody
will
enjoy.
Use
cream
.
,
on
Saturday
night
Lt.
S.iiith
saw
a
National
Hockey
League
ware-being
for
a
church
here.
Originally
a
house,
the
building
is
torn
down
to
make
way
modern
church.
game
5
of
mushroom
soup
to
add
good
at
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
i
Toronto
yesterday
be
wve;;
l
id
New
York
-Rangers
and
a.m.
Eastern
Standard
Tune
an
i
when
Try
a
Clasi.ir.cj
Ad
lor
Results
mushroom
flavor.
I
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
pUyed
to
a
3.30
Pacific
Stand.v
1
Time
I
BLACKHEADS
Co
quirkljr
br
impl
method
that
if.
olvrn
tim.
IX
two
ouncg
of
pcroxlh
podr
from
mur
dniKuiil,
ptily
llh
t
hot.
rt
rloth
nntlr
out
th
l.lckhMd
-and
rou
will
wonder
wbait
thtjr
hv
eod.
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3RD
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Home
Away
From
Home
I5HST
SO
Rooms
Hot
and
"old
water
HOT
TOWN
at
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!
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(
VANCOUVER
VIC.
OKI
A
Called
the
"Queen
Anne"
because
11
is
in
the
shape
of
that
famous
pattern
in
Silverware.
Table
Model
$14.00
Of
course
we
have
all
the
regular
models
as
well,
also
other
makes
of
lighters
and
a
complete
stock
of
other
gifts.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BO.
II
,.Jho.ie
281
P
O.
Box
1W8
.
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Advertife
in
trie
Dally
Neb
SNACK
BA
Ju.t
oil
Third
M
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St.
riionr
On
artistic
engraving
add
greatly
to
8
vrri&.M-i:'1
Our
the
value.
Wins
r-Aj-fO
AWARD
V
SEATTLE
Tuesday(
1:30
p.m.,
Catala
Sundaj!.
D
p.m.,
Camosun
ALICE
ARM,
'
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
il
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHAKLOTTB
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
November
4
and
13
10
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s.s.
Cajnosun,
October
28,
4
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
.R8
THE
MOST
TREASURED
GIFTS
COME
FROM
YOUR
JEWELLER
real
estate
insurance:
income
tax
RETURI.S
PREPARED
Ronald
K.
Miitiuis,
28,
of
Sunderland,
Ont.,
won
a
trip
to
E.igland
for
his
proficiency
in
plowing
with
horses
at
the
International
Plowing
Match
near
Brantford
!asl.
week.
He
won
first
prize
in
the
sod
plowing
wth
horses
cla.ss.
(CP
Photo)
CHANDLER
PORT!!
AIT
STOP-Film
TinbliinK
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riash
VlHiluf
raklt
389
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Phone
Orrrii
PRINCE
RCPEET,"
R.
E.
MORT1MEK
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
NO&E-TICKLER
Tne
Rea
Featner,
symbol
of
the
Community
Chest
campaign,
tickles
one
of
the
most
famous
noses
of
the
eon-tint
nt
;;s
Bob
Hope
pokes
his
ski-jump
proboscis
out
of
a
Tram-Canada
Air
Lines
plane
on
his
arrival
at
Toronto.
The
comedian's
appearance
opened
a
schedule
of
four
Canadian
appea--aives.
His
other
stops
were
Guelph,
Windsor
and
Montreal.
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Tt
Til.
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Be
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Mr.
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4
MM
n.-
doq
under
nounsnear
WINTER
SCHEDULt
Q.C.A.
Commodore
Cale
"Better
Thn
Ever"
MONDAY
&
IK
II
AY
Prince
Rupert
to
Ma-scl
and
H1'111"1
(Air
Connections
to
Queen
Charlotte
Isl.m
Have
Your
Radio
Overhauled
Now
at
iujii
Ken's
5
RADI
CL1NIC
I
don't
believe
It
Best
rood
and
Service
In
Cltj!
'.rhone
17
for
Send-Out
Orrler.j
1R
2nd
Ave.
Phone
j.Ii
J
Third
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mjri
DAH.V
Aliford
Bay
to-Cumshcwa
Inlet,
yurc
"
'
0ltti
Ret
ui
n
J
ustkatla,
Port
Clements,
Masset-and
f.
WEDNESDAY
Prince
Rupert
to
Alice
Arm,
Steuai
..
.
j
For
information
and
Reservation.,
Xould
be
"
Fartfo
Trucks
-unless
you
nourish
every
inch
with
GAItlES
lAe
no
rliames
with
your
dog
-
nourish
every
inch!
Feed
CAINES
-
il's
kennel-tested
binlogieally
iruved
tu
be
nulriliimnlly
coniilele
-
fur
all
WSTs
hTs
hsart
AVAILABLE
FOR
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
ureeas
l
EVtuV
..beet;
BROADWAY
CAFE
.
Cheaper?
Oh
yes
I
rml
leu
to
feed
than
any
oilier
type.
A
5-lb.
bag
111.
ikes
from
II)
lo
12
IIik.
of
reaily-lo-eat
(oihI.
So
Convenient!
ju-t
mix
willi
aler
(miii,
milk
or
gravy).
For
ariely
-
try
CA1NF.S
KRLNCHON.
liirb
is
GAINES
Meal
ronipreniied
inlo
crutirliy
bile-eize
pelletis.
OOP
cooked
oaimea..
mine"
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t
2-
Ton
Chassis
and
Cab,
152"
Wheclbase
with
reinforced
frame
St
2-spced
rear
axle.
3-
Ton
Chassis
and
Cab,
170"
Wheelbase
with
reinforced
frame
&
2-speed
rear
axle.
IIEST
FINEST
iron
cheese
00KISG
.
liver.
Plus
H
lb
,..
knovn
o
,3,-.
do
Whtrvtr
dog
foodt
art
iM
3-lb.,
5-lb.
and
25-li.
bog
mineral
need-
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Hour,
7a-m.
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
Phones:
866
Office,
566
Shop
SPECIALTY
A
FrodiKl
of
Ganraf
Foods
Complete
Meal
for
ALL
Dogs