Prince
fueit
Doily
News
Thursday,
December
13,
11)51
"WUL
GIFT
FOR
City
Should
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
I
I
III
-
Speeding
up
Civil
Defence
Take
Census
5
;
1
A-sked
by
the
city
cuuni
ouncil
to
Your
Store
Far
Her
Personal
Gift
local
Committee
!
Asking
City
Council
To
Appoint
Co-ordinator
i
Civ,i
defence
organization
in
Prince
Rupert
Is
to
be
sueetled
tlii
s
information
can
be
consolidated
and
a
complete
organization
can
be
established
on
a
.
,;und
foundation.
While
there
was
not
a
ureat
,l..n!
nF
Hnfillito
In
f
CtV
Hill
I
illll
robes
yftfixas
HOSIERY
GOWNS
SLIPS
PAJAMAS
PANTIFS
un
una
lie
next
essential
move
avallubIc
lt
was
agrwd
the
situ-pl
the
local
committee,
which
..v...
,.n.
c..i...
n!wir-
was
in
session
Tuesday
evenins
participate
by
supplying
volunteer
help
in
a
census
recount
here,
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
yesterday
expressed
itself
in
favor
of
the
city
undertaking
such
a
reevnsus
ut
Its
own
ex-pense,
providing
it
is
established
that
it
Is
nece.ssiry
and
would
be
of
foine
official
effect
If
tukn.
It
was
the
monthly
business
luncheon
ol
the
Gyro
Club
yesterday.
,
Ben
Parkvsr.
(
hah
man
of
the
recent
Apple
Day
committee,
reported
a
net
profit
of
$827
38
as
a
result
of.
that
effort.
The
club
will
have
a
Christmas
party
for
Gyro
chikhen
next
week
and
the
week
io..
owing
the
club
atiun
of
what
steps
should
be
taken
by
tl.j
committee
and
the
citizens
generally
to
be
prepared
lor
whatever
kind
of
attack
minht
be
made
on
the
port
and
.ailway
terminus.
.These
present
in
addition
to
the
chairman,
Mayor
H.
O.
Glassey,
and
the
secretary,
City
Clerk
V.'.
h.
l-ong,
were
Aldermen
T.
B.
wili
bo-
to
fill
the
position
of
local
co-ordinator.
The
committee
will
ail:
the
city
council
to
invite
applications.
The
chairman.
Mayor
H.
F.
Glassey,
explained
why
nroetiiijis
had
not
been
held
earlier
but
felt
certain
that,
with
the
return
from
Ottawa
of
Assistant
Fire
Chief
Hill,
who
had
attended
a
course
of
studies
theij
under
the
Dominion
of
Canada
Civil
Defence
organization,
there
was
now
a
fund
of
information
available
that
would
ensure
the
success
of
the
local
body.
Sub-committees
have
beon
active
and
reports
from
these
are
on
file.
With
the
appointment.
Bli'i
k.
Don
Fitch,
D.
Gomez
and
fi
c
Chief
Earl
Becker.
E
Janes,!
ave
us
own
gut
exchange
t.
Evolfsou,
S.
Saville.
H.
Hill
j
Chris!
mas
luncheon.
J
It
I
1
If
you
want
to
sell
It,
advertise
lt.
News
classified.
S.
F.
Madeley.
T.
Bradley,
G.
C.
Sessions
and
J.
S.
Wilson.
;
I
'
1
:
ir
proposed
to
hold
the
next
;
meeting
early
in
the
new
year
!
by
which
time
the
new
city
:
council
will
be
in
office
and
the
appointment
of
a
co-ordinator
of
a
co-ordinator
it
is
felt
that
may
be
possible.
t
Problems
Of
Natives
Phone
669
or
Red
120
ATr.nNSAU
i
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
l
You'll
find
the
robe
to
her
lasle
and
her
remarked
that,
in
his
travels
.since
l:)0G
in
this
province,
he
was
giadually
detecting
less
disci
inviuition
towards
the
native
population.
In,
regular
business
of
the
meeting
the
placing
of
Christmas
trees
next
Sunday
took
precedence.
One
tree
is
to
be
placed
at
the
Court
House.
Anoihvr
at
the
Post
Office.
Stewart
Furk
is
in
charge
of
a
.committee
of
twelve
who
volunteered
to
do
this
work.
j
President
Hill
and
others
commended
Bert
J.'f
fei
ies
on
his
!
"get-out-the-vote"
efforts.
leae
)
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DINING
PLEASURE
IN
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
F.dward
Bolton
anil
William
Keynon
;
Speak
to
Jaycees
Interest
at
the
monthly
Junior
leisure-hour
moods
awaiting
your
cLoke
right
here.
ft
MA
1
vvALL
ACE'S
Of
Course
n
FI
J3
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i
aratRkircifttiaiotziisiistiiiiiiirjiinna
iiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Chamber
of
Commerce
dinner
at
!
the
Civic
Centre
last
night
wasj
heightened
by
a
speech
by
Kd-
j
Ward
Bolton,
member
of
the
ln-i
dian
Enquiry
Commission
under
the
auspices
of
the
Department
j
ol
Laboi.
William
Beynon,
an-!
o'her
member
of
the
Commission,
,
was
also
a
guest.
A
native
himself,
Mr.
Eoiton
outlined
the
progress
of
the
In-
;
dians
sincv
Alexander
MacKcn-
1
ze
arrived
in
British
Columbia'
i:i
1798.
Education
was
empha-
sized
throughout
the
address
and
MAIN
CROP
!
The
Dominion
of
Pakistan
has
about
21.000,000
acres
devoted
to
lice-growing,
double
the
acreage
ahotled
to
wheat.
:
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
Xma
theSECRET
firs
Ford
Tierney
eveiopmg
NATIVE
EDUCATION
New
Zealand
has
about
150
village
schools
for
Maori,
or
native
children.
j
,C0HV1CI
Barrymore
1
he
stated
particularly
that
the
minority
group
must
receive
an
!
i
f
Delayed
and
Train
iMail
flehiinR
Things
Scott
k
a
,y
w
A:zw.
;
J
1
ft
I
I
tvmtr
TOTEM
A
KAMOI
S
1'I.AH
US
TIIKATHl
SMI
5
as
a
buq
m
a
ru
Vmter
holds
no
terrors
for
the
home
heated
wi'h
Standard
Furnact
Oi!
or
Standard
Slove
Oil.
Carefully
refined
to
exacting
specie
tions
Standard
Heating
Oils
burn
with
a
clean,
hot
(lame,
give
instant,
reliable
heat
and
burn
compleie'y
without
waste.
?MtYNEV.3
ULA.-.hll'lKlJ
.
VKH1
kMKMTb
BR!)
B
equality
in
education
in
order
to
achieve
an
equality
in
cvciy-day
living.
Mr.
B'lllon
described
his
w
irk
and
that
of
his
i
olleatiui
in
research
Into
living
conditions
of
his
people.
The
$4000
voted
to
the
John
Howard
Society
by
the
B.C.
government
was
cited
as
one
result
of
the
Commission's
work.
This
money
Is
to
be
used
to
transport
natives
housed
in
federal
prisons
back
to
their
homes
on
expirat
ion
of
prison
terms.
Mr.
Bolton's
friendly
manner
and
able
delivery
appealed
to
the
Jaycce
audience.
Words
of
praise
weic
used
freely
in
speaking
of
missionaries,
churches.
Indian
agents
and
such
groups
as
the
Junior
Chamber
for
thvir
help
and
encouragement.
Referiing
,
to
Metlakatla
village
he
sa'd
that.
Ham
Loaf
Graces
Holiday
Fea
Banish
'high
and
low"
temperatures
in
your
home.
Simply
set
th
controls.
Your
healing
unit
docs
the
rest.
Foiger
fuel
womj.
Your
Standard
Healing
Oil
man
Jtecps
your
tank
at
the
safe
Uvl
4
There
is
sii'l
time
to
wire
or
order
tho:e
Chr'slmas
and
Ke-.v
Year
flowc
s
and
plants
lo.
th'
fo'k.';
at
home.
xf
Give
him
a
call.
He's
listed
in
the
phone
bock.
'
This
week's
tie-up
of
mail
i
t'.iroiiRh
delay
of
aircraft
be-
j
cause
of
bad
flying
weather
and
lei
trains
Ucause
of
Skeena
H
ver
11
od
conditions
comes
just
i
as
the
rush
of
Christmas
mall
is
commencing
and
Postmaster
R.
H.
Sche:
k
is
hoping
that
it
will
;
.-,'.
cumplicatc
matters.
Already
eleven
extra
help
are
:oik
r.i;
at
the
Post
Office
to
handle
the
developing
dispatch
of
extra
seasonal
mails.
They
will
!
1
iini.iiue
until
December
27.
This
is
the
same
number
of
extra
help
as
there
were
last
year.
Th-j
f.rst
air
.mail
to
arrive
iiom
Vancouver
since
last
Saturday
reached
here
late
yester-
'
day
alternoon.
It
consisted
of
130
pounds
on
which
sorters
went
I.
wo
k
dining
the
evening.
Meanwhile,
mail
from
the
in-
'
rinr
and
general
second
class
niii
11
is
accumulating
on
rail
with
I
he
Iir.sl
train
in
fi"c
days
not
j
expected
to
i
each
here
before
;
tonight.
i
ft,
master
Schcrk
announces
a
ithacine
fc,r
acceptance
of
i
.
ni
i.v
mas
cards
this
Saturday
if
Jl
vtusec
'
1
500
miles
or
more
is
I
nivo
veri
incienlally,
Cnrlst-,nias
cards
are
by
surface
trans-.
portatiun
only
and
ci
i
not
go
all
i
Alter
Saturday,
if
cards
arc
Father
Duncan
taught
the
na
Prince
Rupert
Florists
"W
II
I
ll
tives
now
lo
be
self-supporting.
WII.I.IAM
Itl
YN'ON
William
Beynon
spoke
briefly
on
the
impending
mcnt
of
Metlakatla
village.
He
This
sdvprti-Hrmi-nt
u
in
tt
published
(l
(li;i():ti'(l
Ijy
the
Licju.if
CtiULTttl
Bmrct
or
iy
Hit
(.mjv
rmutiit
uJ
'.irtti.h
C'iiuiuit.
1
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.
r'.y
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i
P.ox':ii
Plume
777
Jul
.
i
rerh
destination
before
Chnstmas.
should
be
prepaid
first
class.
sol
v
scoory
II
M
luiif
.
.
Knlilvll
Kisv
nil
l.
iiezini;
'vl'ii
mialy
flnvnr
.
,
.!
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
CHRISTMAS
tVE.
f
inii.T.
IS
im
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Inn""'
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crnini
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nars!'
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feaslly
lonk
and
last
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liimi'T.
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hlarnl
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in
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lunk,
thf
nt'
at
t
iMiihium
inn
itg
voti
off
c.thily
oti
l!it
ri'm
''ry
bill.
Th
coiitous
loaf
takrs
fiirn
of
a
S
holiday-slz.
flpp-til'H.
If
th"
(iiM-KtJ
lit
your
Christ-
will
do
Bsm4&k
1
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n-
cast's
largest
and
most
powerful
towboat,
the
Sudbury,
which
tows
logs
from
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
to
mainland
pulp
mills,
arrived
in
port
from
fca
at
11
o'clock
yesterday
morn-
'CHINA
CUPS
AND
SAUCERS
TEA
SETS,
DINNER
SET
mUH
(lilint-r
ciiiint
hfthpr.
m.'ilir
twoi"''
GOLD
NUGGET
BEANS:
'
1
he
vessel,
which
had
left
tow
at
Captain's
Cove,
was
;.e
lo
take
on
fuel.
lis
rr
l-m
..
hum
,
,
i
rui
n
hav
no
prohlm
tn
plan-tin
tHhor
foods
lo
ko
with
tin
main
com
bo
'.
n
bukksi
ion
bukcd
o
wort
potatoes,
hnttrrod
Rfpn
bra
or
with
KlinomN,
cnin-bony
rh
fi',
rt'trry
and
pi-kl
rhlpH.
Finish
with
a
typical
hli-rifiy
pit,
fl.ivon'!
a
nw
way
I
i
k
roffm-pumpkin
pi
or
miwettmit
pineapple
pio.
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;.
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awn,
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,
rnpofcltopiwj
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in
a
nion'i"'
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December
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and
23
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midnight,
December
2,
10
and
30
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
WJtl.
ARM,
STKWAKT
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
WmN
.
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
December
7
and
21
ss.
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midnight
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30,
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and
28
midnight
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J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
I'bird
Avenue
Phone
68
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publislieil
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
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labU'upoonfi
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l-;i'
upon
11
s
pri-parcil
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