ust FEET ys eT 8 oe

 

 

 

 

 

y

fine food for ¢ every mood!”

 

atmosphere * of: the
. ~ .. Bamboo:. Room-—~
oo ~so' conducive to
‘Pleasant dining.

Brodie y Cafe

608- 3rd Ava. West #

 

 

 

  

i Foy a ight wid a
we bright pil server been ;

CARLING'S.
Le ENER |

,
wt a “oO f

ys Of CO out ae

ay
Lys
“oo

aw

 

vague

ro a
ins a i

v
i

  

‘
i

ee

Favorite

  

’

    

sa

nie ey

   
 
 
 

 

“for ia Ine cin

pee ‘ie wit eee abet ” she
i

ac ‘advar tino a ig. it Tiahed on raeplayed aT ay!
\ eee Denrd y ba 10 woe of Bt Coli oe

   
 
  
    

 

a Are “in :

 

You'll like the’ congenial:

 

 

eRe PEPIN VERN EY ewe WY v9 viet VEN VS wae ’ a a

 

BOB ARMSTRONG Ji.

out at. Taylor Lake. last. year.
~PROPWASH |

 

 

"1240 ‘Bilocycles nf

o

oo. _ FRIDAY 7

PM. Ca a,

2: :00—Rupert caning”
2:00--School: Broadcast |. to

2: ;30—CBC News; . Tran. . Canada”

a Matiner:--.

3 :30-——CRC. Variety. ‘Hour ,

4 130—-Temip: 9° 7):

'6155—Preface: ve!
7:00—Natiorial: ‘News: Roundup: Tain.
.7:30--Community », Cavalcade - :

- 8:00—-Cameos’. =. ot
8 :30-—CBC: Symphony. Orchestra

- 9:30—Sonys: of My. People - .
10:00-——-CBC. News | a

10715—Talk | _
10:30—Anthology a

1.11 :00-—Swing: Time -

11:27—BBC Jazz Club.
11:57-—Local News vos
12 00—Sign Off.

 

a “SATURDAY

a: 00-—-CBC_ “News or :
7 :05—Top |.O"" ‘The ‘Morning °
"7:80-—CBC | Néws 2... gute
UT: 35-—-Top : Oo: The ‘Morning ” uo
7 +45—Morning | : Devotions
°7:55—Interlude  .°
8 :0O—CBC-.News ©

8 10—Koffee | Klub. : .
9:00-—BBC -News; ” ‘Commentary
:9:15-—-Snundiig:: ‘Brass 0-0)

 

 

 

 
  
 
  
   
 
  
  
   
   
 
  
  
   
 
  
   
   
  
 
 
  
 
 
 
   
 
 
   
  
 
  
       
          
       
   
  
  
  

1 7330—CBC' Natiounl News

aoa

  

1.3215—-Ask. the Weatherman —

     
  
   

~ 928 0— Western’ “Sie.

V0: :15-=CBC™ “News: “Weather
41.10:30---Time for. French |
10:45—Chansonettes.. 265.000,
11 :00—Métropolitan: Opera | a
2130--Now I*Ask: You 0°
m8: :00—News.. ‘Listening |

-3130--This: Week” at: the: UN
3:45—Stu ‘Davis :
4 :00-—Records ‘for-You

|. 4:80-—Light Concert Orchestra

5: 395-—CBC News
5:30—-NHL.: Hockey “*.

7 85+-New .York “Phiharmontc-
9:00-—Preaiie Schooner. rd
- 9:30—Dramu. In. Sound — ¢
10:00--CBC. News

.0:15—This. Week: .-

10 :30---Parade of Choirs
11:00—-Western ‘Juimboree

qi 7 “CBC Nows 2

, SUNDAY
A M. vt :
-8:00---CBC. New?” .
-8:08---Raudom Hour. .
'9):300-—-BBO News
9:15—-B.C, Garde.
9:30. —-Netghbourly ‘Nowa ;
9 :40-—Sundny Strings ok
10:00-+-Children’s Mrpnviie . ,
Vl (00-—Chimber: ‘Musle
V180—Relglous -Portod ; .
AY :00— Show, Muse abs

PM i oe
12:80-- ~My word ; . , °
“100 one News; Poluts Wea mo,

#80--Criticully Speaking ’
4 :00-—Musle Diary...
3350---Crrl ‘Tupacott
2:67-—Roaylonal Weather ..
i 00-—-Matinoa Hightights *

180--CBCO News: Flnshbnek

4 42—-Reylonnl Weather
9 i46-—-In Raply,
“4:00---Toronte Pops Goncort
§:00--Capltol: Report
-£330-——-Winnipeg, Chamber: Oren,
G:00--Prnjoct ‘60 -
7:00-—-Nationnl Nows: "Weokand
~ Reviews Spautal Hpenkor
7:30--CBO Talent Tostival ms
i 100--CDO Stage

0 :00-—-Winn poy symphony Orchestre
10 :00—OBC: Nows

JIONG—TAM

10% i0—O1O | Aunduy Nighy : :
1:67--QBO ‘Nows '
12:00—Sign of -

_MONDAY oh

A.M,

3140 -—ishornvan'a’ Brondunay
4 G)60--Maning “Waonthor.,
TONER Ni Mualy
"'1105--OBG;' Nowa
TO—Mrat Call, Mp Bronte: m
“Tepe ob: Teeporti
“7100-08 'NOWsr 2 Ts
'11B0——-Becond Call: 'l'o ‘Frowkfout

  

UUBhee-In terior: poe
‘8)00-—-OnCG Newsy’ Sports oe we
TDM rat Onl to. ‘Broulefuat
080-080 Nowa.

. 1) O18b—-Last: Oat to. ‘Henkfast

9100—-BBO Nowa, Comma...

 

 

 

pa ih
‘y &.. vb ve

;| habla Gee: i

| scapes,

| particularly |

“Tramp,

 

T1460 Morning Dovptions * feo

1B te daMetsil oor ma

ariety

  

. either motor. or sail.

“There are fibre- -glass' canoes
that. can be. clamped together

catamaran and inflatable boats
for use with’ oars, sail or motors
up to 25 horsepower:

selection problem.”

|. There is the inboard, the ‘out-
board and one that isa combin-
ation. of ‘both and another -that
powers the boat so that it’ needs
neither propeller. ‘or: rudder * and.

. {can jump logs, skim across sand-

bars and turn ‘in its"own. wake.’
There’ is a- huge. 80- -horsepower |:
outboard and a tiny 1.7-hp motor

diesel. that. has. been developed
for. pleasure craft...

' Statistics say, inboards will sell

 

 

with a special gadget to make a} municipal,

Motors. provide jtist_ as’ big al’

weighing 17 pounds, and a new;

en Se Se ry

Lacy eae

 

. e

  

‘By ‘GLaDys TALDWIN

and Gregor. McLeod are “shown bringing out the John MeLeod family
'- cruiser fora cleanup and paint- up job. As well as: the’ spring-cleaning project the .family
plans. to add. more..cabin: space to make, ‘the, boat more comfortable.in all types of weather. 4.
The McLeods are going ‘to be » Busy as Gregor is. also. repairing: ‘a hydroplane hull he damaged :

Photo BY. Gladys Baldwin.

a

 

A Kewildering array of different types: of: boats and motors awaits the
; prospective boat- buyer this year. with choices ranging ,, from the conventional
runabout and cruiser to. catamarans, trimar ans or a kayak that;can be used, with

 

woe

4 . . et
beach. no. charee. a
Seal. Cove, . Prince . Rupert,
-concrete- ramp, “no
charge, gas, ice, diesel oil, white
gas, fresh: water, marine railway,
propane, alcohol. . a

“Any. errors’ or ‘omissions? -

i de

:

Lobb really’ means it. Any room
on ‘that committee | “I mean. the
one judging. the. Beauty Contest.
Move over. and. make reom. for
Mr, Lobb. sat

 

~ after all the boating accidents
and. all the warnings. WHY.. do
people _ persist. in overloading
overpowered: boats and travelling
without. lifejackets.

   

 

  

900,000 outboard

_ year to = around 600.
your.” money °
choice.

You pays
and - takes your
“There, is a one. man showing:

1 Of: paintings in the lounge of ‘the
Prince Rupert Rowing and Yacht |.

Club: Painter is Sten Didrickson,
caretaker at.the yacht club and
the, paintings are mostly sea-

One. that is
attractive - was
sketched near the Prince Rupert
Fishermen's Co-Op | plant. at

north: coast colors,

hangar at Seal Cove. Some are
{up;-/ Others: just for a quick job.
‘Most of the owners scem to think
It's, a dandy set up.
ef
Launching
across. Canada are listed in thed
latest edition of Canadian Boat-
Ing with. the following listings
for Prince Rupert: .

Prince Rupert, B.C, at Fairview
Bay, owned by Prince Rupert
Wishermen'’s, Co-Op, wooden

‘no charge, ‘jee, fresh
water, " an

Prince Rupert harbor, at
Marine “Plane: Base, municipal;
concrele ramp, no charge, i

Prince | Rupert harbor,
waterfront, ‘owned |

Acer pe bee aE Ime IE pee

oh ; ve

ibe. up from ‘the 106 recorded “Tat |

Sten seems to catch the |}

Fairview. It is one of Prinec
Rupert’s own sunsets and the
colors are lovely. Se
ae ee ae

I understand there is a. bevy.
of bonts (well aren't they all
beauties?) in storage at the

In for major repairs and clean |

“Maps and marinas.

at

3 soe
FT RRL ES rere etme hese CCR ETE SIN UTIEE INI Me EIT Fem BM EEL FEUER E Se GPP Ue Te

 
 

gz tor—tive persons
inthe boat—no lifejackets—and
standing up. to fish—to add to:
the certainty of “an accident. on:

‘Sounds. to: me: as. though Don).

its Way to happen”.

Maybe -not this .time ~ “or. next,
but coming up. a
be. os - :

Sorry there isn’t going. to be
a boat show as it seems one of
the: things: Prince. Rupert res-
‘jdents can appreciate since
boating interest, of. all kinds is
keen. 5s oe vf

Lean “understand ‘the reluct-
ance of the. dealers and. the or-
ganization trying to organize “it,
after the. difficulties, ..they - ran
into..with’ the last, one. In. some
cases. displays’ were ‘ordered
months ahead: and didn’t: turn
up. until the: last ‘minute and a |
couple,of, them: ‘never ° did. arrive.:
Not much ‘fun when you ‘ve taken
ithe Civic: Centre doors off: to: get
the exhibits in -and replaced
j them. The process was repeated
to remove the exhibits at the end
of the’ boat’ show. ‘

 

 

6

Prince Rupert Daily’ Mews:
ot ‘Friday, February 19, 1960 -

 

 

SUNDAY MIDNITE..
to WEDNESDAY |
Te 8; 05" pm

“at's do it for
KICKS!

 

 

oe

    
   
   

| ae OE WEL TORN,
{a cs,

Haar hin sing
“Lonoly Bay"

 

 

an : '

 

 

  

 

“| tersection, Mrs.

Of.

   
 

“Mrs, ‘John’ R. Guintle. of 101
Fifth Avenue East’ was acquit-
ited by Magistrate’ E, .T,: Apple-
whaite. in police court: yesterday
on ‘a charge of - ‘driving without

.| due care and‘ attention, ’

‘During -her | testimony, when
questioned by -her ‘counsellor
Mrs. Willa - Ray,” the | accused
stated that. she ‘.was . proceed-
‘ing west on. Sixth. Aven ue, and
"was in’ the “process of: "maying
‘a left-hand turn. when a’ ve-

  

“| Hiele.: ‘coming. east, on. Fifth’+fail-

ed: to stop at a sign at the in.
‘Guthrie ~ ‘said
that in an effort to ‘avoid a
collision she made a sharp turn
to her = left,..accelerated and
landed in a lot on Hays Cove
Circle.

“Mr. Applewhaite, when mak-
ing his. decision, said that al-
though Mrs, Guthrie’s judge-

. e Log ee te ‘ -
Winch ‘threatened
OTTAWA () = Harold Winch
(CCF—Vancouver East) said
Thursday he has received five
mailed threats as a result of sec-
onding a Commons bill to abolish
the death penalty for all crimes
except certain cascs of: treason.

 

 

 

 

DISTINCTIVELY
STYLED
DRESS: SHOES
STURDY.
"WORK.
BOOTS

FOR MEN
GEO. HILL & SONS

624-3rd Ave. We Ph. 2016.

 

 

 

Court acquits woman driver

atom ag rea!

ek dee At

ment in avoiding a possible mis
hap might have been foolhardy}
‘It did not justify the charge. .

 

4
‘
7
+

 

Our Dining Room
closed temporar. y for repairs,
‘watch for our re-opening ad-
vertisement. ‘We will continue
to take orders to go out at.
the rear‘entrance from 5: 30
p.m. to 3:30 aan, dally except
‘Sunday. Free! Delivery - on

 

HOLLYWOOD CAFE.

will, be:

orders of three dollars, or .

 

 

 

 

more.
Phone. 6226
“CFPR |
10:15 p.m.

HEAR

Lea ae ek eat Reet it nee tae

Bee re

ieee

Se EN ae BS

 

Hone }
‘ALVIN HAMILTON
“7° MINISTER ~ ;

OF NORTHERN AFFAIRS ©
-AND NATIONAL RESOURCES }

In the radio series .

“The Nation’s Business”

 

 

 

 

The Progressive Conservative Party {

 

 

Fashion Footwear —

Rupert. Rod & Gun. “Annual

BANQUET and DANCE

-ARMOURIES: SATURDAY FEBRUARY 20
- | MHARTLEY. BAY BAND”

“Piekets on ‘sale Sera
Rupert Radio_ & Electric » Co-Op Centre -

So (Limited. Accomodation)

at:

 

 

| 9! AM,
Po. a | LAND ALL WEEK vos

7 ‘Ai

 

 

 

JOHN'S B-A SERVICE |
+537. HAYS. COVE CIRCLE | .
PHONE 5467, aoe : ‘

 

TILL 9 PM,

TILL 12 MIDNIGHT.

 

 

Po A Eee RET OH Be Hf

SEER GaN BORE on None mca in

 

; i oe

aw a

Ae

 

i

  

  

  

 

 

SE
“Until he trial’s over, ‘you're ‘going to
meek’ little, housewife In horn: rimmed.
spectacles — you' re going : to stay away.
from men, juke joints, booze and, pinball
machines. You're going to wear a skirt,

i a fa " Me

be a.

  

‘AS tense and thrilling a shocker & as, has.
come along In years!’

 

  
  

 

  
 
 
    
 
 
   
   
    
     
    
 
 
  
  
 
   
 

   

 
 

  

 

 

Prstibee oon aa : ya ‘low: heeled shoes and a ae ad
OMB]! my al i a“ \ va Th ud ; ;
Wags Sateen: ‘atin 3 "in pot a # Cotuhibla falogne: a ’
a a | : 7 as sone ™
Hiih—MMd-Buy Musloalo, Be | at eae Rail : JOSEPH. N. WELCH .
ARS-on0 Nowa Pe a uean av Jucge.Weaver oo, .
eas tate sae apres eae peamoney -
“ eof tial 0 , va re .
fare Bor 0 AR hoe mrt er any en oe . "
: fo come, mY \ :
“HAVANA. imPromion “Fidel|} wi CUA eS .
Castro domanded again: Thurs: || RUN INMENTE pd. - | a - .
ga  alghg that the Uniterd Btatos Ly CAEN NIN r oa oe .
wit the bombing: of Cuban aoll|| re , : |
‘by:Plorida-basod planes, Ho re- mo SMe Mapa and sare } BD
Rie that: two: Amoricans: wore}| 90 1186 a ey Pie Pm. we ns a ny . aoe
AdNed: Thuraday. In. tho crash of ae "ONLY" ee GARRER" BN eG , a
41° plano, during analy attack on — Se Ny - mG
a, Cuban! sugar-mll., i

 

RVC Par ane aaa inl ee

  

 

 

wo ae wh ee