7
Oil,
"
Gardiner
and
Joan
George
this
morning
from
Van-1
manager
of
the
Imperial
I
aboard
the
Princs
couver
to
join
Mr.
Gardiner,
locaj
j
Company
Problems
of
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
February
14,
1951
that
the
films
must
be
re-wound
Immediately
after
use.
Upon
a
query
from
Chairman
Potterton,
Mr.
Patterson
said
that
the
latest
block
of
films
ordered
before
Christmas
by
the
local
council
will
be
here
not
later
than
the
end
of
Maru
ernment
departments
have
priority."
-
t
Graydon
Roberto,
the
district
representative
from
Prince
George.
-wag.
Introduced
to
the
council.
He
will
keep
contact
with
Prince
Rupert,
ordering
films
through
his
Prince
George
i
office.
story
laid
in
Arabia
2000
yean
ago.
Funeral
services
will
be
held
here
Friday.
Lloyd
Douglas,
Novelist,
Dies
L03
ANGELES
Noted
novel
For
Action.
Advertise!
Reason
for
delay
was
due
to
'Film
Board
Problems
of
the
local
branch
of
the
National
Film
Board
were
discussed
with
the
regional
supervisor,
J.
D.
Patterson,
at
a
meeting
in
Booth
Memorial
High
Schaol
Monday
night.
Mr.
'Pal-terron
flew
here
from
Vancouver
for
the
(nesting.
Praising
the
work
done
by
the
local,
firm
executive
and
mem
lie
fie
Overtaxed
i
trouble
in
ordering,
the
supervisor
said,
in
apoiogy
for
the
long
wait.
Outlining
the
provincial
film
council's
work,
Mr.
Patter.son
praised
the
efficiency
of
the
,
Secretary-treasurer
of
the
local
council,
Mrs.
Rupert
Gries-sel,
recorded
a
bank
balance
of
,
$434.5i
in
the
financial
statement.
A
check
for
membership
was
received
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Fire
Fighters'
Recrea-
I
tion
Association.
I
Films
taken
in
color
by
Sgt
L.
A.
N.
Potterton,
Illustrating
the
Okangan
Valley,
Smithers
district
and
Prince
Rupert,
were
shown
at
the
conclusion
of
work
of
the
regional
agent.
Dr.
Schrum.
and
Norm
an
Rtirfrm
if
o
IP'
Gntoritte
1st,
Lloyd
C.
Douglas
died
yestei
-
j
day
at
the
age
of
seventy-three
j
years.
He
succumbed
to
a
heart'
attack.
One
of
his
many
famous
books
was
"Magnificent
Obsession."
This
was
his
first
book
and
a
tremendous
seller,
being
fashioned
from
one
of
his
religious
essays.
Douglas,
a
former
minister,
was
6fl
years
of
age
before
he
turned
his
filer!
to
th
rrovnt
to
become
the
writer
of
many
best
sellers.
In
all,
he
wrote
1(1
novels,
the
last
of
them
in
1948
"The
Big
Fisherman."
This
was
a
sequal
to
"The
Robe,"
a
M
CTIOV
KAI.K
Timber
Sale
X
sir!.!
There
will
be
offered
for
Rale
t
Public
Auction,
rt
11.30
a
m.,
on
Pri-dny.
March
'And.
1951,
In
the
ofllee
of
the
District
forester.
Prince
Oeore.
B.C..
the
Licence
X
51223,
to
cut
1.185,000
t
b.m.
of
Spruce.
Plr
and
Balsam
on
an
urea
covering
part
of
east
half
and
part
of
northwest
quarter
of
Lot
92(17.
altuated
south
of
Willow
River,
t'urllioo
Iiiid
Ltlt-trlct.
Two
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
"Trovirird
anyone
unable
to
attend
the
auction
in
person
may
submit
lender
to
be
opeueO
at
the
hour
o
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Further
particulars
may
be
ore-tallied
from
the
liepnty
Minister
of
forests
Victoria,
B.C.
or
the
Uli.trM
h'orestcr,
Prince,
rieorne,
B.C.'.
1
311)
the
meeting.
who
handle
hundreds
of
bookings
and
problems
of
the
35
council.
This
office
is
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia,
while
the
provincial
regional
supervisor's
office
is
in
Vancouver
CUy.
'
Pievipw
films
ot
tlie
latest
film
board
work
may
be
borrowed
from
my
ofiice,"
.said
Mr.
Patterson.
"Hut
IWilnloii,
provincial
and
municipal
gov
bers,
Mr.
Patterson,
the
new
re-'
gional
supervisor,
explained
improvements
In
the
service
plan.
The
lor-al
meeting
will
be
at-
tended
by
a
Nat
ional
Film
Board
rciii:.
entalive
al
least
once
every
three
months,
he
.said.
Specialization
of
request
for.
films
wa
causing
a
problem
for,
the
film
board
which
covers
gen
j
eral
film
subjects.
j
AKCIENl
cfc.N
i
hi;
.
A
1
Open
moorlands
in
Montgom-!
eryshire,
Wales,
were
centres
of
habitation
even
before
the
bronze
Have
yon
ever
b!II
up
how
miirh
you
pay
to
drive
a
ear
in
tlii
province?
You
pay
10c
Provincial
Tux
plus
Federal
Sales
Tax
on
every
age.
j
.
Mr.
Patterson
(aid
that
effort
Ls
being
made
to
remedy
tlii.s
by
urging
sponsored
films
such
as
from
dairy,
oil
and
railway
companies,
which
would
miiwi
...
I'
"
cii
intra
!
....
;
r
r..
.
.
rr!iiiruiMiii
ii-c-b
.
.
.
h
n-e
lor
ine
reexamination
THE
SALE
OF
THE
YEAR
AT
SWEET
16!
of
your
driving
altilil
y
ami
a
Keini-annuai
BE
HERE
BRIGHT
AMD
RLYTO
n
SHARE
IN
THIS
GIGANTIC
SWEET
16
circulate
throui'h
the
film
board'
loan.
I
MANY
I'll.M
rorNcii.s
!
Due
to
the
overwhelming
de-.
'
mand
for
films,
Mr.
Patterson
said
that
in
one
way
they
were
j
forry
that
they
had
as
many
as
35
film
councils
In
British
Co-!
lumbia.
Although
utilization
of
films
is
their
objective,
the
film
board
needs
co-operation
from
ea:'h
film
council.
j
"Tile
pink
cards
are
the
basis
of
your
film
supply,"
said
Mr.
Patter.son,
who
explained
that
the
pink
cards
returned
from
each
council
are
the
only
record
they
are
able
to
send
to
Ottawa
to
further
grants
for
more
films.
lie
said
that
it
would
help
the
film
councils
quota
of
films
if
all
city
organizations
would
order
their
films
through
the
secretary
of
local
councils
instead
of
writing
directly
to
the
University.
,
BORROWING
FILMS
1
To
help
the
local
quota,
D.
It.
Fyffe'.s
amendment
to
a
motion
ear
c
heekup
charge!
You
pay
more
for
yoitfr
ear
license
than
any
ear
owner
in
Canada!
Ami
,
now
your
povernmeiit
in
Victoria
jis
tollcctiu
your
driver's
license
fees
five
years
in
advance
another
$.".(10
out
of
your
pockiet!
What
can
lie
done?
If
all
motorists
swak
together,
excessive
taxation
can
he
rediued.
The
only
way
you
can
speak
vjfwtiri-iy
is
through
your
Aiitmnohile
Association.
Fill
in
and
mail
to
your
local
memlier
of
the
Provincial
(ioi
rriuinnt.
DAYS
ONLY
u
n
"v
V
t
i
TO
I
r
r
MM
15-16-17
Gcr
on
Extra
Buy
One
Dress
for
Dress
for
Only
I
Ix-lirvF
n.C.
Ur
on
niitomnltilra
ami
mntoritts
are
rnm-plrlrly
mil
of
liirr,
and
lliaf
anion
liimlrf
be
taken
now
to
rrnrr
rrlirf
from
the
irrirnt
adruiniatralioii't
lai
policy.
by
E.
A.
Evans
that
the
individual
who
borrows
the
films
be
held
responsible
for
the
pink
slip,
was
endorsed
by
the
supervisor.
Mr.
Evans'
motion
stated
that
the
individual
and
organi
c
NAME.
ADDRESS
ISP
zations
are
to
be
recorded
when
iilms
are
borrowed.
I
Other
motions
included
that
films
should
be
taken
out
only
days
when
they
are
to
be
shown,
allowing
for
Thursdays
when
the
library
is
closed;
that
films
should
be
returned
to
the
library
when
it
is
open
and
not
left
al
i
the
Civic
Centre
desk.
It
was
agreed
that
all
films
should
be
re-wound
after
use,
or
If
not,
a
note
left
inside
the
film
indicating
that
this
had
not
been
done.
If
repairs
are
needed
to
the
film
this
should
also
be
noted.
1
Mr.
Patterson
explained
that
the
order
"not
to
re-wind"
the
films
applied
only
to
the
person
shipping
the
films
back
to
the
University
where
they
are
I
inspected
and
re-wound
simul-'
taneously.
Otherwise,
he
said
ISH
COLUMBIA
AUTOMOBILE
ASSOCIATION
Hdiujrter:
5V6
Wtt
Georgia
St.,
Vtncouvtr,
B.C
Dozens
of
Smart
Dresses
to
Choose
From!
If's
hard
to
believe
but
it's
true!
Here
is
the
most
important
news
to
hit
Prince
Rupert
for
a
lonq,
lonq
time.
Imoqine
buying
a
dress
for
only
$9.99
and
getting
an
extra
one
for
only
1c?
But
that's
what's
happening
at
Sweet
16
and
we
know
that
you
will
be
there
bright
and
early
to
share
in
this
colossal
dress
event.
Hundreds
of
dresses
to
choose
from
in
styles
and
colors
you'll
like
for
wearing
right
now!
Be
down
early
and
pick
out
your
dresses!
They're
values
you
won't
see
again
in
a
long,
long
time.
Sizes
12
to
15
in
this
group
and
all
phenomenal
value.
AND
LOOK
AT
THESE
SUPPORTING
VALUES!
And
guess
who's
.
treasurer
BLOUSIiS
1
y
I
f;
f
I
Regular
Va'ucs
to
$8.95
$1.8
Fus.sy
little
styles,
lavish
with
iace
In
short
sleeve
styles
or
daintily
embroidered.
Every
one
is
reduced
from
hif.lier
price
lines
and
priced
n
clear.
While
and
colors
In
.si'.es
12
to
13.
Choose
your
plaWTs,
corduroys,
velvets
and
lalfetas
in
cute
little
stvle
anl
in
a
Krcti
t
variety
nf
colors.
Regular
values
to
$P,.fl5
and
yon
are
savins
tin
to
almost
ha'f
o:i
every
skill
you
buy:
$188
Every
Skirt
A
Bargain
!
VESTS
to
Clear!
to
Clear!
J
hen
there's
a
community
effort
on
foot,
chances
are
you'U
find
the
$.88
Broken
lines
are
oddments
of
higher
priced
bras,
regularly
to
$2.00.
White
and
colors
in
this
group,
some
strapless
Included
Share
In
these
great
savings.
Looking
for
a
vest?
You'll
find
it
here
in
this
group
of
corduroys,
velveteens
and
plaids.
All
rfreatly
reduced
fur
qu;ck
clearance.
Save
on
these!
The
Royal
Bank
in
your
community
can
serve
you
in
many
ways.
For
instance,
you
may
need
a
small
loan
to
pay
medical
bills,
to
consolidate
debts,
to
improve
or
extend
your
home.
Per
aonal
loans
can
be
repaid
by
instalments.
Endorsers
are
not
nectssitrily
required
and
interest
rates
are
exceptionally
low.
Talk
it
over
with
your
bank
manager.
He'll
be
glad
to
see
you.
iyal
Bank
Manager
on
the
committee.
He
ia
often
called
on
to
act
cause
Royal
Bankers
have
earned
a
solid
reputation
as
public
inted
citizens.
And
so
it
is
right
down
the
line,
from
the,
Manager
ft'ie
youngest
cleTk.
Royal
Bankers
are
encouraged
to
pull
their
aglit
in
all
worthwhile
endeavours,
for
the
interests
of
the
bank
and
community
are
one.
I
This
spirit
is
reflected
in
their
service
to
you.
When
you
have
"king
businefls
tr
do
.
.
.
when
you
wish
to
diwuss
some
financial
itter
in
confidence
...
see
your
Royal
Rank
first
The
Manager
.
-3
Kin
staff
are
there
to
serve
you
in
every
way
they
can.
I
530
3rd
Ave.
W.
PHONE
847
E
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
tyou
can
6a4
ok
(6c
"oft"
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRANCH
-
-
-
D.
W.
G.
STEWART,
Manager
WW
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