ince BWupert Daily FWews Wtd.
Wednesdity,. March 14, 1962

COUNCIL BRIEFS —

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Council recommends
removal of old cars

Wrecked cars and “old heaps’’ parked on city
road allowances witl be towed away and impounded

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shortly, it was learned at Monday night’s City Council
meeting. oo —
Council decided to accept a ‘enue aS a coffee bar; North

Coast Commercial Services Lim-
ited, 225 Fourth Avenue East as
agents; Kim Dong Lee and Kim
¥, Mar, Kim’s Produce, 743 Third
Avenue West, for all lines class-
ified by section two of By-law
1263; Jimis Aggelis, Athens Shoe
Repair, 623 Second Avenue West,
shoe repairing and sales; A. J.
LaCroix, 718 Second Avenue
West, Frenchie'’s Fancy Snacks,

tender from D. J. Lippett, oper-
ator of Dan's Service Station to
provide “towing and storage fa-
cilities to the City.”

City Clerk David N. Wilson
said that the “old wrecks” would
be impounded and if the owner
doesn't claim the vehicle within
a certain period of time it may
be sold by public auction to re-
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ges. mobile coffee stand; and A. L.
Mr. Wilson said the towing | Wade, Tony’s Drive-in, foot of

gervice will also apply in the | Sixth Street, horse ride for

ease of an accident when a car children.

is not removed from the scene. by bf

Council agreed to build an ex-
tension stage at the senior high
school at a cost of $250 for the

The fee for day-time removal
of vehicles is $5 while a fee of
$7.50 wil be charged for remov-~-

 

series of concerts to be held by
the Vancouver Symphony orch-
estra March 23. The lumber will
be cut in such a way that it can
later be used in the city’s side-
walk program.

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ing vehicles at night. The first
two days of storage will be free
but a fee of 50 cents per day
will be charged for cach addi-
tional day.
te of
will be establishing +
Bay The local Society for Retard-
Ltd..ed Children will be holding a
tag day September 15; Imperial
Order Daughters of the Empire
Iwill hold a tag day June 9; and
Prince Rupert's Senior High
Schoo! Rainmakers will be hold-
‘ing a tag day Saturday to help
‘raise money for their forthcom-
ip to Vancouver.

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A letter from W. F. Osborne.
eretary of The St. Jona
e of Prince Rupert,
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- Council
loading zones on the Cow
road opposite Love Electric
and By-town Diesel Sales Ltd.
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Fire alarm box location bands
will be purchased at a total ap-
proximate cost of $250 and a new
12-volt. radio-telephone set will
be installed in the new ambul-
ance at a total estimated cost oi: ing tr
$650. ,

 

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' The following ‘trade’. licence branch se
applications’ ‘we |

 

 

 

approved: ! Ambulanc
Marine &.. Industrial: (Mimsco) thanked counci
Services Limited, "225 First Av- of $50.

enue East.,for marine, mechani-

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35 and service;
Wick;,.Cow Bay Sales, Home Oil
@ock,..for marine boat sales; |

‘€ommonwealth Construction Co.’
Ltd.; 700 Taylor Street, Vancou-

 

 

\Woman awarded
ST. JOHN'S. Nfld. @ — Mrs.

Vera C. Perlin, who has worked

to improve the lot of retarded

 

ver, as building contractors; children in. Newfoundland for
Howard Melo, Northern Marine eight years. has been named
Supply, McBride Street and First Citizen of the Year as a result of

a poll of 21 local organizations,
Mayor H. G. R. Mews presented
the award.

Avenue West for retail commer-
cial fishing gear; Helge Peter-
son, renting eight rooms in the
old Bank of Commerce building: : oe

Frederick Hill, Pat’s New Stand. ' Advertising in the Daily New!
McBride Street and Third Av-' Brings Results

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Spring into
Warm Weather
with
HUSH PUPPIES!!

By GREB

 

 

Boy’s-$8.95 — Beige or Brown |
Men’s-$9.95 — Beige, Brown or Green
Women’s-$8.95 — Beige

These breathing brushed pigskin oxfords are
pertect for spring and summer, Only 12 ox, por
shoo with bouncy crepe solos and steel shank
support thoy rosist dirt, repol water. Brushing
cleans, restores leather, Sizes and widths to fit

anybody
at the
FAMILY SHOE STORE LTD.

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wind got up for about ten min-

  
 

MONTAGE OF photographs of
of 60-piece aggrega
Rupert Friday. Mare
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sent her little daughter running
té Hugh for help as her chimney
was on fire. They livesthe other

tage belonging to Wallie Jeffrey,
but they had gone to town.
Hugh managed to dampen the
fire and tore off:a sheet of al-
uminum behind the cookstove
and by meay of dipping a rag in
cold water and holding it on the
woodwork he cooled the wall and
prevented it actually burning
through. He thinks that there
had been a fire burning for some
time in the chimney anda brisk

  

 

  
   

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DANCE. CAREERS
These Calgary girls have left
sehool to pursue ao dancing
career inelnding study terms
in) London, Bngland. Carol
Anne Innes deft) and Margot
Gooder, who both understudied
with the Royal Winnipeg Bal-
let, now teach dancing at Cal-

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ticn during practices.

will be two concerts for the schoo

end of the Landing in’ the cot- |

 

Vancouver Symphony orchestra in action
Symphony orche

Vancouver
rt of its second annua
orchestra in three concerts at

aily News Correspondent

FRANCOIS LAKE — Oniutes and this really started it.
Thursday afternoon Ethel Wiens| going, ©

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Mrs. Reg. Partington is home
again after spending a week in
Ottawa as senior Board Member
and representative of British
‘Columbia to the annual Feder-
ated Women’s Institute of Can-
| ada Board Meeting. One after-
;nocn Mrs. Ellen Fairclough gave
an interesting talk on the new
{Immigration Laws. Mrs. Part-
ington says that as far as she
was concerned the weather was
far worse everywhere else and
she is glad to be home again.

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When a man came into the
store and said that he had driven
here from Colleymount (20 miles) |
in eight and a half minutes we
couldn’t believe him as the road
is winding most of the way, but
ne explained that he'd driven on
the ice. Several are driving on
the ice now but-have to be sure
that there is somewhere they can
zet. off the lake not too far from
where they want to go.

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Jackie Wiens, Michael O'’Mcara,
Brian Remanda, Freddie Peters,
Gobby Peterson and Richard
Neave belong to the Tchesinkut
Lake Pee-Wee Hockey League

 

 

 

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1 northern tour.
the Prince Rupert Senior High
1 children at 1 p.m. and 2 p.m.

Francois Lake News

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village for

By TOM WHITE

Daily News Correspondent
PORT SIMPSON — Peter Kelly
was a visitor in the village for
two days. He met with the Port
Simpson councillors to discuss
the logging of the Tsimpscan In-
dian Reserve No. 2.

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Mr. and Mrs. James Lawson
flew to Prince Rupert last Wed-
nesday on the Pacific Western
Airlines after receiving word that
their daughter, Pauline McKay,
had been injured in an accident.
.l{They returned to Port Simpson
the next day.

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A North Coast Airlines plane
piloted by Jack Anderson came
to pick up the Lloyd Ryan baby
who was very sick. The “Colnet”
took the baby out to the plane

Raffle winners
Gilrcy Smith was the winner
of the cake at the successful
bake sale held Saturday at Gor-

Peter Kelly visits

two days

as the water was very rough.
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Ronald Wesley has returned
from Vancouver where he un-
derwent a successful eye opera~-
tion. Miss Belle Wesley returned
to Port Simpson from Prince Ru-
pert on the same plane.

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A doctor came in from Prince
Rupert on the plane for clinic
duty here.
ye of
Many of the people will be
moving up the Nass River short-
ly for the oolichan season.

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don and Anderson’s by the
| Daughters of the Nile, it was re-
perted today by Mrs, W. J. Mc-
Intyre, convener of the event.
The raffle of the month was won
by Mrs, Margaret A. Wilson of
the Nurses’ Residence at the
meeting of the lodge which was
held Monday at the home of
Mrs. P, L. Peterson, 403 Fifth
Avenue East. :

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EDMONTON «) — ft.
of dairy cattle im-
provement in
department,
about 75,000 cows in 8,000 herds
were bred by artificial insemin-
ation during 1961.

  
   
    
 
 

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and are called “The Redwings”’
and are all under 13 years of
age, In the play-off game against
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Ji was good to have our normal
riorning service in St. Luke’s on
Sunday morning with Rev. Bob
Warren taking the service. There
was no service last Sunday
owing to the extreme cold, and
we had no minister the weck be-
fore on account of illness.
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John Bueckert of Southside
Transport goes to Prince George
every week and trucks out groc-
eries for us and the stores on
tne scuth of Francois Lake. Last
week he bought a three-ton In-
ternational V-liner and is de-
lighted with it and finds that he
can make a much fuster trip
than with his old truck.
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When Hugh was hating some
ic&s for firewood a few days ago
Buster got tired of waiting and
ran off with the singletrees
dragging behind him. Hugh's
police dog, Kim. ran behind and
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