ROBERT
DONAT
.
Renee
TODAY
7-9
p.m.
i"
"CURE
FOR
LOVF
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
May
8,
1951
1210
Kilocvclw
RADIO
DIAL
CFPR
THf
MOST
HIlAft'OU
WllOfST.WACKitjr,
WW
Drive
For
Air
Field
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
To
Resume
Fight
lis.
I
Columbia
Cellulose
to
Cut
School
Cost
to
Municipality
Due
to
the
large
industrial
operations
of
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Limited
in
the
district
of
Prince
Rupert,
there
will
be
a
greatly
reduced
school
j
Rupert
Men's
and
Boys'
Store
:
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
:
From
BIG
BOY
To
LITTLE
Boy
cost
in
coming
years.
At
present,
the
city
bears
78.8-
Commerce
last
night
decided
to
per
cent
of
school
costs,
or,
for
this
year,
$150,495.10.
;
renew
the
campaign
at
Ottawa'
The
district,
through
taxes
to
the
provincial
govern-1
SST"Urt.""r
!
ment,
pays
21.18
per
cent.
.
,
backing
up
the
efforu
of
e.
t.I
'
from
the
disclosure
that
valua-
Applewhaite,
MP
for
Skeena,1
This
is
based
on
the
following
.
.
,
...
nrouertv
tn'ohn
rnrrlert
the
matter
a
few
t
Added
Fealurette
'KEFAUVER
CRIME
INVESTIGATOR"
ALSO
NEWS
assessments
for
school
purposes
$380,000
which
will
be
days
ago
to
the
floor
of
the
'
-100
per
cent
of
land
value
and
ms
on
the
i
House
of
Commons
in
Ottawa.
Complete
Shewj.,
(Subject
to
Change)
TUESDAY
P.M.
4:00
Sunshine
Society
4:30
Tall
Tales
4:45
Stock
Quotations
&
Int
5:01
International
Comty.
5:1C
The
Weston's
,
5:30
.Intimate
Review
5:45
Lyrical
Lady
x
5:55
CBC
News
6:15
Jr.
Chamber
of
Com.
0:30
Mr.
Glencannon
.
uu
cHC
Newf
7:15
-CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Leicester
Sq.
to
Broadway
8:00
Club
Date
8:30
Record
Album
9:00
Musical
Program
9:30
Ray
Noiris
Quintet
0
'JU
-C11C
Newt
'0:10
-
CBC
News
10-15
Misr."llanv
10:30
-Queen's
Avenue
United
Church
Choir
11
:00
-
"'either
rtruor
Fish
Arrivals
WEDNESDAY-
A.M.
7:00-
Mitf
ic.il
Cl"Ck
8:00-
CBC
News
8:10
-
Here's
Bill
Hood
75,pCL"n
h
iSS.
basis
of
non-operation
and
$14,-
Further
representations
will
go
to
the
minister
of
transport
000
000
on
Peration-
Next
vear
7nn
nnn
jb.iuu.uuu.
..iir.n
win
h
.isnnnnnn
Today
to
Wednesday
Shows
WE
CLOTHE
THEM
ALL!
.T'Of
particular
note,
we
call
attention
to
our
new
"Little
Boy"
Suits
and
Coats
in
styles
that
say:
"Come
and
Get
Me"
....
Reasonably
priced,
too,
and
JUST
ARRIVED.
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
For,
the
rural
area
51,-
l"c
-
2.
Hon.
Lionel
Chevrler,
who
promised
Mr.
Applewhaite
that
further
consideration
would
be
Bi1
given
to
the
matter.
Prince
Rupert's
airport
lack
800.000.
Because
or
the
operations
of
Columbia
Cellulose,
the
rural
assessment
is
expected
to
be
much
greater
In
the
future,
thus
reducing
the
obligation
of
school
costs
to
the
city.
Mil
..-
mm.
-
Tightening
up
Is
Approved
mm
came
vividly
before
the
chain-be
last
night
when
reference
was
made
to
the
recent
Inauguration
of
the
Central
B.
C.
Airways
service
between
Prince
Ml
Some
idea
of
the
important
m
bearing
that
operation
of
Coluiu
Harbormaster
W.
H.
Koughlun
George
and
Terrace
which
would
have
come
through
to
Prince
bia
Cellulose
will
have
on
the
jast
night
was
accorded
the
"ap-
Inrrease
in
ratio
of
rural
area
,,.-,iv;il
of
i.he
Prince
Runert
D...,..t
v,
fir.
h.,
on
nir
TOTEM
Approximately
35
per
cent
or
LONDON
CP
The
British
he
world's
gold
supply
origi.i-
Broadcasting
Corporation
is
to
school
taxes
in
relation
to
the
chamber
of
Commerce
for
his
fidd
here.
The
chamber
sent
Its
j
municipal
area
may
be
gained
action
In
strictly
enforcing
the
congratulations
to
Central
B.
C,
"
"
safety
regulations
regarding
the
Airways
together
with
expres-
j
tcs
in
the
Union
of
South
Ali'ica
open
a
television
school
here.
a
mooring
of
fishing
and
other
sion
of
regret
that
It
was
1m-
The
idea
is
to
build
up
a
reserve
of
Interested
persons
who
can
be
called
upon
when
services
are
extended.
ves
.Ms
at
local
iuei
stations
on
possible
lor
it
to
operate
into
I
fnin
dittrii
su
s
the
waterfrount
except
when
Prince
Rupert.
Hospital
Close
touch
will
be
kept
with
Mr.
Applewhaite
on
the
matter.
Steam
Baths
V
am,
Oil
V""J
I
actually
In
the
process
of
loading
j
fuel.
:
This
practice
has
long
been
considered
a
serious
fire
hazard
and,
particularly
at
night,
has
1,,'cn
a
worry
to
the
fuel
station
insurance
A
spring
sale,
held
by
First
United
Church
Women's
Association
last
Thursday
was
.1.
;..
W
I..
L-,,nni;k'ril
"
OPEN
In
liLsCiirlstian
Life
n-
Bigger
Spot
For
Women
Three
stalls
had
been
ar-
01,"a!"
!i
President
C.
G
Gllker
pointed
.
.
lUlc
First
Baptist
Church,
..-..!.
llnef
to
he
Presented
-
Frank
Humphreys
caL
,
By
hamber
of
Commerce
1
ITVival
of
chrUtianlt,
t
A
Joint
presentation
of
the
"only
way
lo
prwentS
.
.
Asosclated
Boards
of
Central
B.C.
wurid
war.
and
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Speaking
on
the
theme.
1
2
noon
to
1
2
midnite
Ph
one
65fi
C'onr.
r
3.d
Ave.
and
6th
St.
lancywoik,
aprons
and
iiome-
:r
,,
.
,
loading
supplies
to
fishing
ves-
cookinir
r
nf
farwvwnric
was
sels,
something
that
was
empha-
CALGARY
0
Two
prominent
iwr
a
t.npan.
n.ssLsted
bv
Mrs.
sized
even
more
sharply
now
that
bailors
who.
guided
Canadian
'
,
fZ&Si
E
Pedersen
and
Mrs.
C.
Mar-
they
were
unable
to
use
the
oil
uaui
.01
.u.
the
lack
-
Columbia
hospital
insurance
pre-
gregation
to
"return
10G
8:15
Morning
Sour
'
8:30-
Morning
Devotions
j
8:45
Little
Concert
.
j
9:00
BBC
News
&
Comtj.
j
9:15
Music
for
Modems
j
9:30
Sunrise
Serenade
9:45
Your
Music
Appointment
10:1)0
Morning
Visit
j
10:
15
-Barry
Wood
Show
10:30
Melody
Time
!
10:45--R'iblii
Hood's
Musical
j
Kitchen
.
j
11:00
-KinderRarteii
of
Hie
Ail
j
11:15
Roundup
lime
j
11:30
Weather
Report
j
11:31
Message
Period
1:33-
Recorded
Interlude
l:45-Scandinulan
Melodies
P.M.
12:00
Mid-Dav
Meioaies
2:15
CBC
New?
12:25
Program
Resume
,
12:30
B
C.
Farm
Broadcast
I2:5.i
Rec.
Int.
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
2:03
B.C.
School
Broadcast
Jack
McAuley
Diss
in
South
John
W.
McAuley.
wno
for
many
years
was
locomotive
foreman
for
Canadian
National
Railways
here
and
later
became
as-
have
been
blamed
for
of
women
In
the
country's
po
This
advertisement
is
ni)t
publislicc
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Contro
Board
or
hy
the
Government
oi
British
Columlia.
,
mlums
and
the
Imposition
of
co-,
Mr.
Humphreys
bojt
Insurance
may
be
presented
to
a
rally
here
in
company
with
special
OFC.ai
ot:.
select
committee
of
the
ert
Henderson,
baritone
&
litical
life
,.
....
it-
t3t
U..
ineau.
,
&ocks-
Apron
stall
was
convened
by
It
was
urged
that
represen-Mrs.
J.
P.
Macdonald,
assisted
tations
should
be
made
to
the
by
Mrs.
A.
K.
Gibson
and
Mrs.
appropriate
authorities
regard-R.
J.
Pollock.
i
ing
the
need
of
such
loading
Mrs.
R.
B.
Skinner
was
con-
facilities,
vener
of
home-cooking,
assisted
(RCcntly
the
Prinrc
Rupert
ine
accural,
uie
m:
.
,,.,,,..,..
whlch
u
to
Investigate
Anrll
M
,n
m
ir
t
Aft
rn7ij
k
tiff
anri
l.h
"
..
vui.m,,
all
ohases
of
the
scheme.
niRhtly
meetings
until
T:
Call
363
Kill
IIKTTKK
.
.
.
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
late
Viscount
Benirctt.
The
ac-
mm
The
matter
came
un
ar.
ias,
uuy
hiBir.
wncu
ne
n:
nt
nt-
M.
Pi
T,ift
cuser.
Mrs.
Evelyn
Tufts
01
Ot-
-if
thP
D,i.,.
i.n
thpmP
1
a.
1
Liberal
Association
brought
the
:
matter
to
attention
of
the
gov
One
Sermon
to
hatery
r:f
vi,
j
r
e
-
T
hull
mill
fipunra
...Un,,
tl.M
A
Turn
1
vnimra
won
p
oy
Mis.
K.
weooer,
mis.
i.
nua-kins
and
Mrs.
J.
Adelman.
In
the
kitchen
were
Mrs.
D.
R.
Green'
convener,
and
Mrs.
C.
ernment.)
0"Theyenever
had
a
chance
to
Ur
of
heaUh
and
-olfare.
and
Humphreys,
had
protoed
-Jl
Order
Mothers
flowers
now
get
acquainted
with
worm-n
and,"-
'
?h!
l"
p',;
ni.hu
they
didn't
appreciate
them,
but
".""
,
h(nr.
of
r0Tmed
:lifH
mt
&
end
be
sure
she
receive!
the
favorite
varieties
she
will
cherish
for
the
loving
1
Young,
Mrs.
W.
D.
McAra.
Mrs.
C.
Andrew,
Mrs.
D.
L.
Sherk
and
!
I
ivirs.
D.
Gaibraith.
:
1
The
tearoom
was
under
the
!
direction
of
Mrs.
J.
Harden,
aid-
j
ed
by
Mrs.
A.
J.
Dominalo,
Mrs.
I
T3tnr,
XKrc
T
Pplmff
i
Chamber
Gets
Clean-up
Urge
we
may
do
a
lot
better
from
now
,
""""-
registered
"'
a
in.
",,,
nt
ha,
'
m
uneebd
rhilrirens
children!
sessio-,n."
sessio,
the
still
blonde
grandmother;
S-oU
WRg:tcd
the
Joint
pre-
week.
-km
hPre
on
a
recent
visit.
message
they
bring.
fitL
.
.
n.
'u
sentation
kcv.
Munipnrcys
is
mini-
&
We
tens'
Mother's
Dav
sne
noiea
uie
mie
i-resiuem
-
pirot
pnniut
rhnrch
In
in
a
1
F
rst
Baptist
Church
RnrPvrit
had
a
woman
as
mln-
Mr.
McRae
simKOsted
t
h
a
t
n
-,:m
'f
ir
r,,,,..''
Advent
of
spring
brings
Flower
-by-Wire
ister
of
labor
in
his
cabinet.
He
1
members
of
the
Chamber,
before
j
ay,
registering
protests
at
tne
in-j
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
o:
sistant
superintendent
at
Prince
Mrs
Q
M
McCiintock,
Mrs
Commerce
felt
the
urge
last
George,
passed
away
Monday
m
Dominato
and
Mrs.
Gibson.
also
appointed
the
first
woman
diplomat,
Mrs.
Ruth
Owen,
to
Denmark.
This
placing
of
confidence
In
quaint
themselves
with
the
facts.
J
Qf
P
IVOrCeS-
night.
Ho
wondered,
for
Instance,
how
Cleanliness
of
streets
was
one
many
members
of
the
Chamber
j
A
.
j-
Qypr
Ocean
Dock
is
Being
Re-roofed
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
IIMITKI)
Itliildt
is
St
Cuntrarliirx
FLORIST
Phone
777
I
White
Rock
where
he
had
resided
'
for
some
years
in
retirement.
He
had
bven
in
failing
health
for
a
condderablc
time.
I
During
World
War
il
and
since
his
retirement
from
the
railway
service,
Mr.
McAuley
had
been
f
r
a
time
with
wartime
shipping
organization.
Rupert
General
ifospital
Asso-
j
elation.
1
'
All
ten
divorce
petitw
w
.t
rh
nffprwt
to
act
as
a
granted
decrees
in
last
thing
which
came
up.
Orme
Stuart
thought
that
the
street
cleaners
were
doing
a
good
Job
but
he
suggested
it
might
be
helpful
If
garbage
receptacles
were
made
available
to
help
merchants
in
keeping
the
side
i
1
member
of
the
local
Chamber
sessions
of
Supreme
Cot
which
will
be
named
by
the
exc-
sizes
here
by
Mr.
Jusutf
Canadian
National
Railways
Is
proceeding
with
the
re-roof-
women
by
President
Roosevelt,
srro
believed,
was
due
largely
to
the
fact
that
he
had
as
his
wife
a
most
outstanding
woman
who
et
a
pattern
of
public
service
few
American
women
have
equalled.
INDIA
ON
THE
MARCH
Mrs.
Tufts
wondered
why
ve
sent
mlsslonarirn
to
India.
She
thought
It
should
be
the
other
way
about.
"We
haven't
got
anywhere
near
walks
clean
in
front
of
their
Uesidcs
his
widow,
tlv
firmer
ing
of
the
whole
of
the
ocean
',
s.
cutlw.
He
also
offered
to
collate
Macfariane.
material
for
a
Joint
brief
I
Assizes
ended
Saturoa;
the
murder
conviction
:
If
y.iu
want
to
sell
it.
advertise
Ryan.
I
I
I'll'
ptonrcr
Prince
Rupert
girl,
Mr.
been
originally
planned,
the
McAuley
Is
survived
by
a
son,
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-
Norton
Youngs
thought
something
should
be
done
about
the
downtown
dust
nuisance.
He
h
.
.(iilortiig
7
Jc
11
,
1
;r
,
in
California,
the
former
Miss
Recently,
the
leaky
condition
of
1
'h,f
rJh
w
uhed
reau
arty
A.
P
Crawley
and
it
effect
on
can-
Helen
McAutev.
R.N..
a
eraduate
the
dock
a
LuJies
and
Gent
lemon
...
"
.3
1
h
.imr,
EinrH
thpro.
h-irt
mougnt
mai
me
accumuiauon
th?
Dosltion
Indian
women
have
achieved
in
public
life
and
yet
we
look
uoon
thorn
as
backward
ir.d
send
missionaries
to
them.
Hospital
training
school
for
been
brought
to
the
attention
of
'
ndC
following
the
R
winter's
sanding
its
so
venv
.11
1
t
i
1
1
I
nurses.
the
cnamoer.
rhnnM
Kn
nlnlraH
tin
n
rt
i-t
talrAII
Ta7
Mbe'nil"k
th"
oulc.
send
mis-
LING
ihe
lailor
slonaries
over
here
to
educate
-.i-tF&y,
V
fit
-
M
&
Soup-Sauces
for
Spring
Vegetables
-1
-A
made
lo
the
city
about
the
dust
1111
sauce,
i
The
question
of
the
debris
,
from
the
old
Central
Hotel
fir-;
"
-hc
snld.
t
j
Mm.
Tufts,
Ihe
wife
of
a
retired
public
servant,
has
repre-l
.entcd
her
paper
The
Halifax
3333
via
v
.
je;-wftwt-k,
;
v.
.
;
W
t'hnne
A4
'.
SlVll,
'
.
-
rw
site
was
also
Drougnt
up
again.
Chronicle-Herald
in
Ottawa
for
A
Good
Plaw
to
Stop
244
Miles
to
1
1
th"
'ast
15
years.
She
recently
returned
from
a
"v-nihs
ass'enment
In
Italy,
Germany
and
Yugoslavia.
During
th
;
last
few
months
she
has
Inlervlewed
Maritime
troops
In
Canada's
special
force
training
at
1
,
'.
TELKVA
HOTEL
Tclkwa.
B
C.
Ju.'-t
a
Nlre
Duy's
Driv
rt)em
on
dl
rated
30
IJ
Hi
Women
of
the
Moose
Friend
Fort
Lewis,
Wash.
"
At.
present,
Mrs.
Tufts
Is
doing
a
series
of
articles
on
Alberta's
w
sr.
I
ship
Session,
held
at
the
Moose
Temple
Sunday,
bestowed
Fricnd-i
ship
Degrees
nn
ten
candidates.
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oil
industry
prior
to
returning
to
Ottawa
where
she
missed
re-tvutinc;
the
budget
this
year
for
the
first
time
since
taking
the
parliamentary
post.
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Mrs.
Charlie
Lundstrom,
Stewart,
1
arrived
to
aid
in
this
ceremony,
j
Out
of
town
guests
for
the
'
afternoon
session
of
the
Friendship
Rally
w
jre
Gladys
Hamilton,
Moin-,
Parkin.
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CARTAGE
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STORAGE
LIMITED
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Avenues
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Funeral
of
John
Mattson
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Vancouver;
Jean
Stewart,
Ollle
Risch,
Betly
Stewart,
Elsie
Kus-tus,
Violet
Manojlovick,
Stewart;
Jean
MacKcnzie
and
Cora
Canton,
Prince
George;
Flora
Nygard
fplll
Funeral
of
John
Mattsor.
was
ARSHALL1
Est.
I9IU
1'ln.nr
M
nH
held
Friday
afternoon
from
.
..rlC
Grenvllle
Court
chapel.
Rev.
E.
Asparagus
with
Chicken
Cream
Sauce:
Over
1
pound
of
conked
as
and
Gwen
Sapp,
Ketchikan.
Six
candidates
were
Initiated
'nto
"Our
Defending
Circle"
by
VARNISHES
PAINTS
paragus,
pour
this
sauce:
Mix
t
can
condensed
cream
of
chicken
soup
SOLO
OY
Soiland
ot
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
officiating.
Organist
was
Mr:
.
J.
C.
Gilker.
Pallbearers
were
Emll
Sollld,
Roy
Lunnnlngdal,
H.
Hamma,
Nels
Sydney,
Andy
Anderson
and
Ai
Larsen.
Burial
was
at
Falrvlew
Mrs.
J.
Kaspcr,
deputy
grand
regent.
Registrar
of
the
session
was
Mrs.
Irene
Muncey.
Cathy
Wilson
and
Clara
Bellamy
were
hostesses
at
the
luncheon
and
banquet.
Kaien
Co-op
Hardwo
phone'
MODERN
PLUMBING
Is
a
wise
investment,
in
crms
cf
family
health
and
.
.
1
...
home
economy.
Call
Blue
846
PLUMBING
S
AANICH
HEATING
with
4
cup
milk;
heat
woll
and
serve
Carrots
In
Celery
Cream
Sauce:
Over
1
pound
of
cooked
sliced
car-rotR.
pour
this
sauce:
Mix
1
can
condensed
cream
of
celery
soup
with
:A
cup
milk;
heal
well
and
serve.
lu
mell
In
your
I
CilMKANTbb.D
I
mouth
are
fresh
ftprtng
vegetables
in
a
rich
cream
sauce.
And
(or
!
a
quirk,
grand
gauca.
you
cao
use
condnnsed
aoups.
Cream
of
mushroom,
chicken,
and
celery
aotips
all
have
flattering
wayi
with
vegeialilea
Try
the
chicken
or
mushroom
soup
with
new
Utile
green
peas
or
tender
asparagus.
And
any
ot
these
soup-sauces
team
well
with
cooked
carrots,
green
snap
beans,
or
corn.
The
sauces
have
two
special
advantages
besides
their
good
eating
qualities:
They're
quick
lo
tlx
And
Ihey
help
your
campaign
lo
"be
kind
to
the
budget."
AVheo
preparing
a
cotrdensed
suup
lor
sauce,
stir
tn
4
cup
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Ave
West
Pnr
Artioi
Auvertlsei
SOUP
SCOOPS-
BLONDIE
Ho:
Such
a
Wise,
Old
Owl!
SAFE
BUYS
1950
Monarch
Sport
Sedan
1930
Tord
Custom
DeLuxe
Fordor
1950
Chevrolet
Sedan
194?
Ford
Fordor
TREAT
FOR
MOTHER:
Youngsters
are
pretty
proud
when
ther
can
Ox
supper
tor
the
main
meal
on
Mother's
Day.
And
they
can
do
It
well
with
a
simple
menu
like
this:
milk;
then
heal
lu
You
tnay
use
TELL
HIM
I
CAN'T.
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f
OtJ
SHOULDVE
BtIT
PCs?
WE'RE
ZFPOS
IN
U
STARTED
IT
EAPLIEP
IT'S
Mt
J
(
NOT
FINISHED
WITH
CLASS
C
MUST
MAINTA'NI
vout?
oua
homework
ttjmorrcvj
A
discipline
abound
BEDTIME
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Hot
chicken
noodle
soup,
cold
sliced
meat,
deviled
eggs,
potato
chips,
and
chocolate
nut
sundaes.
slightly
more
or
less
milk
according
to
your
likes.
And
each
can
of
.
soup
makes
enough
sauce
(or
about
COME;
TO
COME
OJi
TONIGHT
TO
H'S
HOUSE
rr-
'
j&WS
v
i'
pound
of
vegetables
(before
they
are
cooked).
Here
are
some
pleasing
vegetable-sauce
combinations.
SPRING
VEGETABLE
TRIO
(m
any
one
0
thett
at
tptctol
treat
for
dinner
or
lunca
)
Potatoee
and
Peas
In
Mushroom
;
tauee:
Stir
I
cups
ot
cooked
peas
Into
1
can
of
condensed
cream
of
1
mushroom
soup
(blended
and
healed
with
cup
milk).
Pour
over
cooked
new
potatoes
(t
to
I
small
,
eues.
BABY'S
BOWL
OF
SOUP:
When
the
whole
family
la
dining
on
soup,
serve
It
to
your
oiieyear-oid
also.
He's
ready
for
condeused
soup
as
soon
as
he'a
eating
soft
chewing-foods.
CHEESE
FLOATERS:
On
top
each
bowlful
of
tomato
soup,
float
a,
toasted
slice
of
French
or
Italian
bread.
sprinkled
with
grated
cheese..
A
flavorful
flourish.
Also
good
on
h.ot
consomme
or
boiuUoa.
A
few
new
Pick-ups
in
stock
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
FOR!)
-
UMIXAKCH
DKAI.l'lt
princ"
Rupert.
B.C.
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mcin
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
For
Ouiside
Orders
Phone
133
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