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inwa ‘surprise four-way sh

new members—including a woinan—and sawitwo of
his. present ministers: given ‘additional portfolios,

- Blevated to cabinet: rank’ were

Mrs. Buda Brown, 66 - - year-old

mhéinber for the big: urban. Van-
couver. riding of Point Grey, who
Will be minister without ° port-
foHo, and Frank. Xavier’ Rich-
ter,’ 50 --year.- old~ “agriculturist!
‘from northern Similkameen: Yid-.
ing, who became | minister: Of.
Agriculture.) oo

:« Education . Minister. Leilie. Pet-
erson,.at 37 the youngest. mem-

 

Telephone 6767 —

3 eterson: given "
~ labor ministry |
lucation,

Buda. Brown. Richter.

vit , Canadian Press Staff Writer

VICTORIA (CP) - — Premier Beiinett of B British
Columbia revamped his Socia] Credit cabinet Monday

 
   
 

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Published at Canada’ s Most: Strategic Pacific Port — And Key to the Great. Northwest

PRINCE RUPERT, ‘B. Ci ‘TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1960,

 

cabinet posts
JONES

 

ift “which brought. in ‘two

 

controversial ‘portfolio of. ‘min:
ister of . labor and Recreation

Minister Westwood, ,51, “will also 7:

handle the portfolio. of, .commer=_
cial transport.

g

“Disclosure of: ‘the shits, in the

cabinet the premiers will take. be-}.

‘fore the legislature: opening Jan- vf
uary 26°-were: ‘made: ,aboa)

ing-in.: ceremoney: at, Govern:

 

er, of the’ cabinet; took: on. the:

ne

~ om

will inake'a
éial se to: re-animate the iow-rental housing:
fas } abandoned: by: ‘the. government two

,. _ City, v Vouncil

 
 

1 ‘The’ “Monday: ‘night ‘decision.
was taken after a: ‘letter. of pro-
test from. the United ‘Fishermen

 

ead eviction’ Of ““shanty*town”:

of: the’ buildin ini

proceedings and ;{uuolved nt ‘did
protest : the ‘fact: that? these in-
mates were ‘not: fotind ‘alterna-.
tive; accommodation :

. He stated: “In our-opinion, bes
fore the unfortundtes. of Want-.
age road were- -evictéd: and their:
property, such: ‘as: ‘ite Was, de-
stroyed, other. adequate lodgings
should have been found and pro~-
vided.”
. He made. refererice to the: de-
pression - -days of the 1930s and
the “Hoovervilles” of those
times.

-He called on the. council, on
behalf of his union, to make a
Survey with the health and wel-
fare authorities” to: see these ‘in-
dividuals are re-located in’ de-

 

 

  

 

  

: inhabitants” along’ Wantage. and;

Were plready.. -done-a
48 sisting = the: "senior: ‘citizen’ “nous- |
Ving scheme,, -but. the’ problem: of}:
"| the “city's Housing: ‘shortage was|") —
beyond the. ability of the City tere =

ment, House. .

an n approach: to- the provin-

 

 

fecl ashamed f: ‘the : t reatment|
of ‘those’. less” fortunat i
society.” PP hy *

“Mayor P. J. “Lester. agreed with
‘the ‘general, content of the let-
ter. nd:: ‘proposed: ‘the: approach
to). thi “provincial -
He. pointed “6 t that*the. city had
a. great, deal,in as+

 

 

 

 

  

 

handle: alone:

* This“ scheme. was.. “abandoned |"
two years ago -when’.a: ‘peivate |
firm undertook “to build: a hous-
ing. development: ‘on: ‘the site of:
the: old Midland. army camp.

CA ‘recent approach tothe min- |
ister. of welfare, Mayor Lester,
had -been ‘replied ‘to .after some
delay . stating. ‘that . the. Prince
Rupert welfare branch could not
be enlarged. It. was previously
reported the inability of the
welfare branch to handle the
work required of them owing to
lack of numbers,

The. motion to approach the
provincial government was made
by Alderman M. Krueger and

 

cent and proper: ‘housing so that
te citizens of this. ity need not

Well-known

oy

Mrs: Norma

A woll ‘enowl, city school ;
-fencher, Mrs, Norma: MeDougall
Halliday, dicd., only | this: morn-.
- {na in ‘Prince Rupert. General

rospital after a lengthy inoas.

ho was 45, °°

Born in Torrace; “Mrs: Halliday
kpent tho carly part of hor life
ht. Pacific, Sha: took. her teacher
training In Victoria ‘ater which
she taught school: mn Doreon and

ew

Cedarvale, '
Sho came to rite o Rupert ny
1040 and > bogan: oahcing ' in

Schoo! District. 52° ‘alx ‘years ago,
romalning on the ata Edward

' Blamentary schoo i Att, “until,

Japl June, ”

 

roprion-b rouirnitid, ig venenine dies gi da ‘rae

she: wns a actly AEF oft ui ay ee 1
dward-Paront-Tonch= [i452

ne emintion nnd nt, one” thino| <4 40-yonr rosdent Y Princo |:

wink As srositont.s Sho” war
No mt nat tlve nidipbor of “the
Mist” ‘Prosbytoriart:: ‘olhurch ‘and
tino Ordor of the Hustorn Btar.

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be Prince appa has,
now: prove“ 84. days
without fatal ‘rattle

jeciden | ae i 7

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seconded by | Alderman ‘& Dd,
Ritchie.

city teacher

Halliday dies

She is survived by her hus-
band .H, Glnton. Halliday in Ed-
montdh, . daughter ' Shirra
Halliday” ana son rant Clinton
Halliday at home at 132 Fifth
Avenue, EBast;'"a' brother John.
McCubbin in Victoria and a sis-
ter Elizabeth, Mrs, Leo Bponcer
in Edmonton, |.

Funeral arrangements, in the
hands of Forguson - Punoral
Home have not yet -beon: com
pleted, 4

Mrs. M A. Bond

 

 

 

Age. of 78 yénra,.

Mya: ‘Bond and hor family, camo
40. Canade ‘In 1010; nivd' sottiod
ivi Winnipeg «before

9; coming - ‘to
Prineo' Rupert. sso,"

Inond: is survived by. two. sons

Ruports,. and. two . ‘daughtora,

Mrs, Earry - (Dorothy) . Gaw-

{horne and Mra, Edward CuNdn):
Dow Brlant, both of, Vancouver,
, Tunorel. ‘sorvicos: will bo hold
AG: d Pw, Wednoaday ’ at Vore |:
guaon Funeral. Hoivie with Rov, |

 

swear- :

government |: suppc

   
   

railway

Riiport: Mya, ‘Alico Maud ‘Bond,|”
lived nt’ 305, Thitd Avonuc West, |’
died: Bunday: Morning In Prince]
| Rupert Gonoral- ‘Hospital ab. fhe

“Born. In Colehoster, “ngland, y

‘Bho was} vegan by hee
husband, Se Hond, on “Tune |:
a, 1055, | Jo

A mothor of 11 childron, Mra,
Poroy and William sof : Prinad |;

 

 
 
 
     
     
    
    
   
 
     
     
   
  

 

   
     
   

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ER OLDFIELD ‘sank after grounding on’a °
pids Monday. Owned by Carl Rosang of. 216.
“Seventh ‘Avenue West;,: the vessel: was salvaged during’ ‘the ‘after-

“noon “by” Armour Salvage Ltd. and will be reconditioned. Behind
the: Oldfield is ‘the. Signal, owned by V. W. Fossuni of 327 Sixth ||!

“Avenue East . “which grounded ona rock Aummock. The rock..
Y her. when ,the:. -tide dropped and she, was. floated free

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J. T, Kelly of Prince George
who has already‘ arrived in the
city is to be Prince Rupert's new
postmaster. ‘
Mr. Scherk, | 60, joined the
postal service in 1926 as a postal
clerk under Postmaster J. R.
Morrison, who has.since retired.
From December 1,.1927 to July
1, 1939, Mr. Scherk served as a
mail; clerk - between
Pririce Rupert and Prince
George.,He was promoted to as-
sistant postmaster in Princé Rt»
pert then:and to his present po-
sition ‘on June 10, 1056, replac-
ing MY.: ‘Morrigon.. -. * : 2
Born in Kenora, Ontario, Mr.
Scherk came to Prince Rupert
In August, 1909 where ‘his father
was employed ts‘ worker in the
constructl n of the Grand Trunk
Railway. °

Mr. Scherk lives nt 1717 Gra-
ham Avenue with his wife Vio-
‘et and they have three children;

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35) years: of service

family as son Stanley is pres-

‘to. Prince George, “in.

‘Stanley of Vancouver; Norman |
of Prince Ruport, and Ruth of

 

Le veins es Rotiring Princo Rupert Postmaator
R,' 8) Sohork! loft,’ Bhoakea’ hands: abi ‘accesso J, 'T, Kelly ‘of
Princo | Goorgo'na Mr. Kolly proparos to take over the big. Job
‘of kooping Prince Rupert's postal ,sorvicos working ;amoothly.
“Mr, Bohorie ie nm Ing Thuraday

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Home. with: Rev. |

. Born-.in: ‘Hat ield, ‘england, Mr.
| Vyse came ‘to»Port Clements';on
| Queen Charlotte Island, | “about
1910.2 6 Sarde ere

“He. came: ‘to Prince. Rupert! -

‘about a week before. he: died

Q “After ve 35 years of continual ser vice for the
Canada, Post: Office, Prince Rupert’s Postmaster, R.
S. Scherk announced that he will retire December 1

 

Terr ace!

He is a member of the Prince
‘Rupert Rotary Club.

Even though Mr. “Scherkt is
retiring, it won't mea the end
of postal work for. the Scherk

ently employed. in the’ rallway
mail service in Vancouver.

Mr. Kelly, replacing. Mr.

Scherk as postmaster, arrived in|

‘town recently with) his wife
Eliza and: 13-year-old. son John.

He’ started his postal carecr
In 1945 at Vancouver ‘as a postal
clerk and was transferred to
Quesnel where ‘he ‘served as as-
sistant: - postmaster’ until going
1057: as
postal officer No.1, .

Mr. Kelly was promoted “tot as-
sistant postmaster at - Prince
George in 1068: and his new
promotion will go Into effect
Thursday.

Tho Kollys are. presontly. look- |

ing for accommodation, —'

   
  

ater 35: years: of ‘BOrviCe, :

‘ conn: Rate, 1061: svidyognes

from Queen Charlotte: ‘city.
He is. ‘survived - by two: proth--

ters, Mrs: J.

(Julia) ‘ Ayres, of- Berton “on
Trent, England; and . Eleanor,
Vyse, also of North Mimms, Eng-
land. oe

 

“Call about prowler
discloses feline oo

An ‘urgent Call ftom a, woman
in the 1000 block Sixth Avenue
East, Friday night, stating that,
"a prowler is in the neighbor-
hood ‘shining. a. flashlight
around the houses,” brought two
RCMP yehicles and ah RCN: ve-
hicle to the area immediately.

.Police ‘converged ton a “person

ed it to be 9 woman trying to
persuade. her cat out of a tree.

Expense. Accounts! vghnenenenenonvensgansvest

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Special Rate, 1060.
Bpeolal, Rato, 1061. v0

 
  
 
 

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Sanitniion and Waste, Removal
Telophono. ssuibnvannadnabiyragonnenedoreeen
Parks . COMNIUABION © ssesiiveleenioven
Ocmetory svsennengignnoeesrnsbengnnngb ean ’
Library: Teanae ger von idervonivvenncnnnenennbaly
‘Btreot Aighting esdueesieareenanagen
Capital Exponditures. (Reva) sa.

     

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without

oA An increase ‘of. 1.884 mills: over. last ‘year’s rate |
of 37:944 mills was forecast lastnight as ‘City Coun-
cil. -brought down its- annual provisional budget.

The: proposed mill -rate: of

39,338 plus the 1960°school tax
\rate of -17:046- mills: gives an.in-

dication of: a. minimum total.

l mill ‘rate’ Zor 1961 of 56.384.,
: School- costs. for: 11961. will not be |.
known. ‘untib-next year.

The getieral “rate ‘is’ increased

a from’ 34.067: 10:34. 809. -The. loan.

 

Rail: talks _
may fail

“OTTAWA .@
Gramatic. last-minute concession
‘trom. ‘the: : Majors. railways - or

_, Barring: “a

a something . more. firm from the;

government,’ ‘anion “negotiators.
will. ‘probably. walkout of. the’
railway strike crisis talks | later,
today, ~ “informants ‘Said.

After’ a 100-minute
‘the: - government=sponsored. talks.

‘session |

| adjourned: until 3: ‘:30°-p.m. EST.;

‘After’ the: ‘railway - ‘union: ‘talks’

=| ended’ railway: presidents: con-.

‘ferred: with their. aides. |:

"| Labor Minister - “Michael * ‘ Starr,”:

‘Postmaster-general | William:

Hamuton, and. Transport. Balcer.:

“Margaret ‘gharkey - Gonning-

 

| "Born in “Aye,

with a flashlight” and discover-| .

| Revenues: General: Royonuos, reveeniandions wannabe sAagies

{00 ‘Taxntion-34,067: mills (1 mill, - 4 ‘7164, ae
nh — 84,800. mitts (t mill. ~ 18,20

   
 
 
   
   

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Board ‘of “Works vie sirviqeesbonenntnanuevenvocnaventegneroqvqett
. Watorworks. + puaindeesay denne danvoradoqueconnentennengvenesedgnanegons
‘ Administration, of, ‘Juatloe - Sorasetesisownann ict 4
, Miro’ Protastion,.. sreaasonnl

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Bay .:since 1959; died yesterday

“ers, Robert of Nelson and: ‘Alfred morning in: Prince -Rupert-Gen-
of Dawson Creek; and three Sis | eral. Hospital | ‘at the age of 43
(Alice) Sewell, : of years, .
‘North Mimms,. England; “Mrs: B.

 

Scotland, Mrs.
Connington~ “came fo Canada in
| Newfoundland, . Ontario
1920 and resided in Nova ‘Scotia,
Baffin Island’ before coming to
Prince. -Ruport. JD, September
1959.
She te stitvived by her hus
band, James, an. employee of the
|Indian’ dnd ‘Northern. Health

Services of the Department of)

National -Healtht and Welfare;
three children, “Patricia, Philip
and ‘Richard, all of Miller Bay;
her: father. “Walter | Miles ‘of
Alton, Nova,. Scotia; and three
step-brothers - and three atep-
sisters in Nova. ‘Beotia.

‘Funeral services : ‘are tomorrow
nt Ferguson Funeral Home with

Roy, D. Ry. ‘Chassels officiating.

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"Additional 1384

} 19603

   

ton;: who: had: ‘resided at:.Miller

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Provisional -
Budget 1961
$l, 194, 113, 10 "'$1,228,786.56 . $34, 023,48": ma 2 er

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‘schools _

 

omy : ears

mill” rate _has. been . “increased

“from 2.88 * to ' 3.529, ° while ‘the.

‘special rate: for. the’ Civic. Centre a

remains standard at 1 mill.

revenues -of $26, 528. 82;

4113.10. “to. $1, 228,736: 56, or an, in-:
crease °
‘| $34, $23 46. : oe way

1 $15; 200 as; -against* $14,745.92 “in.
102. 92. to: the city..

Major. increases. in. “pxpetiies|
as outlined- in the * provisional:

 

[works and in increased jtele-
iphone’ ‘services. eg

 

‘board estimates . “amounted - -to!]
$267,688” and for “1961 they are’. Ce:
‘Telephone: att:

‘estimated -at.$274,00
services Ain 1960 za

  

The. provisional budget SHOWS | 5775
Va. ‘proposed,’ increase ‘in ;general|
an. in- .

crease ~in* expenses : ‘from $1,194,~] 72 4

in’ overall “ expenses, of “ av fo
One_ mill, in! 1961 - is” valtied: at oe

-which’ “will bring, in: $529,-

budget appear ; ,to be in ‘board. of,

 

 

  
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
   
   
 
   

   

 

 

are -ghowii “in several - other: e= |:
‘partments .. such -.as: sani ti
,and waste’ “removal with a
tion from: ‘$58,123 to $55,7'
‘in: “health: services.

to. $18, 500. ‘Judicia e
‘show-.a“steep - rise from. $124, 43
t0:$131,03

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telephones, u

tration «of... "justice,-
health, ; down’ ‘$1, B00; :
fare, ‘up $3,817; san
$2,950; cemetery, c
street lighting .remain’ at’ $10;
000,: $40,000. and. $
tively; and: libra
penditure... from:
equipment. replacement reserve
remain stationary --at -$14, 572,

‘Dale cuittora i Gatake, of ‘pels
Rupert, «was;.fined. $15 wh en, he
pleaded ‘gullty.‘to.'a.. "ehargs

$10 when.he pleaded” gi {ty, ‘to;

Se)
m: ;$20;300 -* #

‘revenue’: rand)’

$33,561. 35 and, $4, 500.  sspectiely |

| the:U.8;,, Cost.of: the'B.C,. stretch
Jyh alone: would: ‘be $250,000,000.:::.

\ 0
‘being a minor: in ‘possess on. 08 th -

 

a charge ‘of. driving w without: Ans:
surance in’ Port. ‘E Edward’: police’
court. yesterday | afternoon,’ as

A ‘juvenile. with | Gatzke' is: bes’
ing held in: ‘custody ‘on'a/charge.
of obstructing: a.‘police: officer,

 

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691,589.00; , 600,638.64. |; 8,004.64 Suttoring from systalned*pack :
-§02, 874. 10)". 629, 102.02" 26,528. a2 eS injuriog,s ay fractured | ‘anil and
602,574. 101, ‘knee ig’ Lawrence. ‘Albert. Loyle,
sagt te $20, 102 9 cg of: ‘Prince Rupert, y
0 RA e Gonraritéons’ UL als aa! os | 3] hoyle," fol) from .@ ‘window
war et rscet § eo 1960: * ‘ of: room, 24° on the’. second: floor
“mill Awiount. vain. o ‘igh Heng ther New, Royal. hotel, aiid
$502,574, 10° yah VE oak at ain ended), on’ the sidewalk adjacent
: ae 34 00, ae $629; 108 pa|to tho. ‘pulldhig yostorday..ffer-
aa, - -; 42,607.48 | cay ae o es NOON. Pe ete
wee wt Tee ‘sist 89) asbiao | it IA ‘alloved ‘tho: nnn |
lune 1,000, 14)704.08 4, Oe. " : ‘drinkin “heavily ‘short! "yetozo
we te 1,000" : \ gs 0 ‘ao (the ino dent. occurred, Ho-larin
vacseeeeee WTO44. _ sane 30.398" 907, ahs lee gatletnoyory condition, in hognt:
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sit as a ‘Alaska. to. the: rest:of

‘Sen. Owen: indicated: Algs sails
| not: “partloularly. intereste
any, tall’ ge ‘It sees quicker. ac
Boods : and peon! i trom
oe b ve 4
Ripert; they
tates’ fae geterty
neouver®Island--or
ate ey eRitintat -poreagisay
route, sliggested ° some time~ago
by. ‘Highways ' Minister. seat
Mr! Gaglatal, however
cated: Abtwoyld” ‘be! a’ matter of
years: boforo:- roads. word com
plete “up. tne island. tO. aPa
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