3 Prince Rupert Daily News
: ‘Wednesday, May: 25, 1960 -
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~ Students’ essays: outline city’s hse: .
~ contributions given city, by. good citizen

- The. following are essays: submitted by two juni

first prizes of. $10 each. for their winning compositions marki
the Imperial Order Daugthers of the Empire. Prizes present
cils’ sixth annual folk festival were made by Municipal Reg
were. Kathleen. ‘Curling of Annunciation school. and Arnold:
— Two prizes of $5 each were also awarded second | prize winners, Maureen. Lyons
a and Don Maskulak of Booth Memorial : ‘school.

be What. Makes A Good. Citizen” _
By Kathleen Curling.

Grade 7 ‘Annunciation’ Junior High school student : of

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| Mrs. “Miller presents prize to Arnold Rivett

or high school students in

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ng Citizenship Day,
ed Thursday. night at the Citizenship Coun-
ent Mrs. George Miller. Taking first prizes -
Rivett, Booth Memorial Junior High school.

By ‘Arnold “Rivets, Class: 8A, Booth Memorial Junior High. school.

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‘last night by City Council to construct a sidewalk at the service station. on

$500 deductable clause at an an-

»'1 $550.

11956 Fargo five-ton dump truck,

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Prince Rupert. who won
May 20, sponsored by

of Annunciation school
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Prince Rupert

Administrator R. W. Long were
| | authorized to sign a lease-rental
J agreement with the parties pro-

“rea,
that the application of William

‘B. Hick to: purchase Lot 22, 23,

Traffic Committee recommenda-~

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on sidewalk at Third, Park Avenues.

- City Superintendent of Works .C. J. Gustafson was given the g0- -ahead

 

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Third Avenue West and
Park Avenue at an esti-

mated cost of $2,354.

Costs were divided at $1,570 to
Standard Oil Company Limited
and $784 to the city.

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Council approved a recom-
mendation that the city take out
collision insurance on its seven
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nual premium of approximately

The trucks include the Tele-
phone Department line truck,
the Garbage Department. pack -
master, 1943 LaFrance fire truck,

COLUMBIA PICTURES presents
A CAROL REEO PRODUCTION

Our Mara Dns HAVANA ~
sue Alec Guinness

i Burl Ives: Maureen 0'Hara-Ernie Kovacs .

A Noel Coward: Ralph Richardson: Jo Morrow -

", Screenplay by GRAHAM GREENE based on bis novel » Produced and directed by CAROL REED

1957 Fargo dump truck, 1958 Ford
LaFrance fire truck.and the 1959

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Mayor P. J. Lester. and City

 

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posing to operate
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Presents

ROBERT NICOLE

‘TAYLOR - MAUREY

in A OAVID E. AOSE PRODUCTION

meHOUS: E OF THE SEVEN HAWK, s"

LAST TIMES TODAY

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A finance committee report

and -24 of Block 15 for $345 was
accepted. oe
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Council accepted a Police and

tion that ‘“‘No Parking” signs be
designated on the roadway on
the waterfront between the|
Northland Navigation Company
Limited dock and. Atlin Fisheries.

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Council decided that the for-
mat of the city telephone book
cover be changed and that either
a drawing or a photograph be
chosen. and the paper used be
white paper as specified by Do-
minion Directories.

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‘Council refused a license to

John *Zimmerman to operate a

Oflmimutes os
of the most intense |
‘suspense im motion

Te yey tag age

Prince Rupert was conceived in: 1902: by Charles -M. ‘Hays,

building ‘for the purpose of. rent-

 

picture history!

EVERY | DRAMATIC MOMENT.
FILMED ABOARD THE. WORLD' Ss.
MOST ‘GLAMOROUS: LUXURY” ‘LINER!

_ METRO. GOLDWYN: -MAY ER presents

| President. oftthe: ‘Grand Trunk Pacific. Prince Rupert's advantages

as 2 port are:
Ye It is ‘five hundred. -miled closer to the Orient than any

other. west coast port...
2 It has. a magnificent. harbor, third best in the world!
as

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AL citizen is a. native of a town or city, who enjoys political

- rights and - privileges, and gives ‘in return his: abeeiance to -his
country. be

-|.< There are- many. ways ‘to be
a ‘good citizen: ‘Children can be-

‘come good citizens, in the home

ing. rooms. at 1649 West Second
Avenue ‘and further that he be
notified to have all tenants move
out. immediately. , "
“Alderman Gordon E, Carlson
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by living together in, ‘jyarmony,
by respecting.. the rights .of
others, : and by obeying parents

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

and . superiors. -
A child; “who. is. a ‘good citizen

 

ite to teachers and fellow pupils.
He takes an, active interest + .in
school clubs, and above’ all,
tries to be al good student...

An adult is a good citizen when
he ‘takes a sincere’ interest in
his commuinty, He does. this
when he votes honestly, pays
just taxes, defends: his country’s s
rights’ “when . necessary, « and
works with others for. the public
welfare, |
He is willing | to take public

try by obeying all laws and reg-

All who observe these ' rules’
will make good citizens of Can-
adaa

Until thelr dying day, they
will be able to say that they
have never ‘failed, in their: al-
legiance to their ‘country, to
God and. to their Queen,

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planning to build a ‘railway. to.
‘the. -west. ‘coast and to. build” a

    

honors “the first Governor of
the: Hudson’s Bay Company.

--On.-May 7, 1906 the steamer
“Tees” brought the first part
of men and: materials to start.
the- city. The first construction
was begun on May 17, 1906 with
a ‘tool shed being constructed |’
and a camp set up, next the
wharf was completed and this
was followed by the construc- |.
tion. of Company buildings and

dian Bank of Commerce, a drug

sicians’ offices; also the Angli-
can Church built a hall,
Afterwards a newspaper “The
Empire” was printed and the
inevitable sawmill was built at
Seal Cove, The. lots were .put
on sale in May and June 1909
and. the: official townsite was
established. The lots sold rap-
idly and buildings mushroomed
overnight,

In March. 1910: the City ‘was

  
  
  

the. Second. World War. resulted
‘in military personnel and ‘sup-

city of twelve thousand people
is celebrating its Golden Jubilee
and, hopes for new | Prosperity in

Committee said that the building
had been. condemned ~ by : .the

in. school; obeys ‘all “the ‘rules, city, «It started a” "contest to| plies , being. :shipped, through sanitary and electrical inspectors .
‘respects | name, ‘the: place." : Prince. “Rupert: to: Alaska: ‘giving. ang. Fire: ‘Chief Earl ‘Becker. oa
punctual “prince” ‘Ruper’’ “was chosen} a ‘greater impetus to - the’ port. |" + ee

as ‘the best name submitted ‘ind|. This year this aspiring young] A letter. to the Council ‘from

the. Public. Utilities Commission
submitting cemetery regulations
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the 1960's.

CARS. lays

began to form its plans to cn-
sure a successful drive,

-It was decided that all wo-
men’s groups in the cily should
be: written asking for assistance
‘in canvassing or finances, °

A suggestion was made to in-
vestigate the possibility of hav-
ing a CARS booth at the Jubilee
Exhibition in September to pub-
Helze the campaign.

| Works. ,

fra mework

for October campaign

of CARS held its annual meeting.

 

Alder Block. Members were ure~
cd to begin collecting rummage
now. H. 8, Harrison offered to
donate severa) plants.

To promote continued CARS
publicity it was decided to fea-
ture a Christmas draw, follow-
ing the campaign. Raffle of a
ceramic tile coffee table will be
displayed. In ‘Mitchell's Flower
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ROBERT STACK: nOROTHY MALONE :
GEORGE SANDERS - EDMOND 0’ oy

7 pm.

office, ‘in which capacity . he the cutting of a road called). The framework for the Canadian Arthritis and

can serve. Tris community to the |“‘Centre Street”. fund- opm, ..
best of his ability. A°good citi-| Temporary shelters were al-| Rheumatism society's annual fund-raising campaign Sat. Matine’es
zens shows respect for his coun- | 1owed’ to be built for. the Cana-| was laid last week when the Prince Rupert branch 2 — 4:15 pm.

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ulations, for ‘example, those|Store, the United Supply and|", ra ae = .
To be held during the first
concerning safety on the high-| Contracting Company, a meat . oe }
: _ | week of October, with Rev. J. A.| A rummage sale is being
way. market, a barbershop, two phy Roskam as chairman, the branch| planned for September 3 in the THE GOVERNMENT OF

THE PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

| ““LIQUOR- CONTROL
ve PLEBISCITES ACT”

PROCLAMATION OF
-RETURNING OFFICER

PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

. r | incorporated, the first clectfYons
fi Ne work outlined |being held in May of that year,
bate ee ‘| with tl . IN PRINCE RUPERT |
if ret . . Ww 1e result that Mr, Fred.
if Den to ministers Stork was elected Prince Rup- ELECTORAL DISTRICT
i The possibility of con-| "tho nay Coane |
eu ; The new Counell took up’ the TO WIT:
| iat ducting a city- -wide spiri tasks confronting - the city. A ANNUNCIATION HALL PUBLIC NOTICE is horcby given to the olcetors. in
many tual campaign with all| gravity feed water systom, ‘still’, f'the PR T
4s md denominations Grticipat- sorving the city, was started, Thursday May 26th _ 8 p. m tho polling divisions listed below, of the PRINCE RUPER
wa mT Usuo P d_ A steam plant to serve the ¢ity; ! ° Electoral District, that. 1 havo received Hor Majosty’s
: ven inug Wi we cen | "9 woe discusses 6 ‘last. with olectrlesty was built. A 4 $50 Games 11 games at $20 Writ to tao eo, and bearing date the NINETEENTH
‘ weele when e rince clephone company was organs — avo commanding mo fo cause o rallow-
we Rupert - Ministerial asso- sincere’. and sewers were en- EVERYBODY WELCOME ing questions, namely:— lo of b , 4
i oo . ; the salo of boor, ale, and stout
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meeting in the Civic Cer-

itre.

Navotions “wore. lod ly LP,
Goorts. of Port Edward Gospel
/ |yChapel,

' i Meeting highlight hoard pre se
, idont, Rev. H. W, Foster give an

work being done by the. British

  

ench yenr, This js dane na a. agr-
vice to the churches and: in co-
operation with the churches’ and
‘missionary soclotiog working : An
Cannda," Mr, Woster anid,
Ho sald; that of $80,000 acrip-
turen distributed Inst yonr . by
’ _ the Bible group in Canada, 76,000

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gan on.a cold storage plant foy
fish destined ‘to become ..the
largest ‘in tho world. The Grand:
Trunk Pacific this ‘same ‘year
1910) obtained a subsidy to
build a drydock and shipyard, ©
In -101). the. grading of atroata:
‘proceaded, .

‘In'1012 Mr, Hays “tho Rather

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following ‘flu opldomic had a
stagnating offect on Princo
Ruport's economy,

In. 1920 0 governmont-ownotl
olovator. was built. The doprere:
alor’ of 1030 completed the: ‘den
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on liconsed promises?
(NOTE,.—-A public-houso | liconco
- tho present beor-parlour liconco.) —

_D, Arc you in favour of tho sale of liquor undora lounge

Niconca for consumption. on licansed promises?

' (NOTE.—Lounge licances will bo issucd to cocktail-

bars. Thoy will bo granted only to. clubs, hotals,: re-

sorts, railway- cars, and stoomships.):

ae mptolen Biblo” Soelely In of petnae Rupert mado le to bo submitted according to tho "LIquor-control Plobis-
anadn,

|. , || "In Canada the Bible sobloty | returned on the “Titanic and AT THE “eltca Act fo tho. sold -alectors, in iesiemen | divisions
t dlatributes the scriptures in| his death was counted a ROroUs orain listad; and, furthar, that in ohadiance to the sa
Home’ 70. different. | Janguages blow. to. tho elty.,. Writ a poll shall be oponod, ‘at 8 o'clock in tho forcnoon

and: ahall he closed at.8 o'clock 'in the aftorndon on’ tho
NINTH day of JUNE, 1960, for taking and ‘vocolving the
votes of tho said ‘oloctors. ‘aforosald at tho. respective
placos: In the sald¥polling divisions as followsi—
POLLING-PLACES =:

-. Addross of Poll

Polling Division
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