1
Wales.
"
.
wr"'f
!TJI
,
IXTFUNATIOXAL
(
RISIS
(Continued
from
page
1)
JecU
at
home"
than
that
of
,
ance
premiums,
supplying
British
guards
with
j
Education
Week
will
be
con-
i
i
......
.
trihntoH
K.
a
rorlin
.n.il
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
February
22,
1M61
Mr.
Huson
at
the
opening
de
urarsmns,
ana
mat
tne
request
i
y
'"
w"""
Bear
Skins
Not
"Worthy
regretfully
could
not
be
ac-
cu.ssion
with
several
High
School
students.
Members
approved
because
the
older
type
was
not
supplement
the
work
of
the
home
this
plan
of
Geof
Hill,
who
will
.-atisfactory.
The
oldr
type
gav;
!
in
producing
the
most
progressive
al
estate
js'SURANCE
ICOME
TAX
l(NS
PREPARED
e.
Mortimer
Ai..
(NearCrTRI
of
Britain
JooKed
healthier
than
"
d,eI'ehht
tnp
l
c
fd
they
do
today-and
the
mass
of
k.
"
t0hnrHOUh
he
coyntryslde
England,
Scotland,
f
Wales
-and
the
people
too."
I
?f
n
4K
,
.
..
!
Ireland
with
his
American
wife
the
.
nineteenth
cen-jorilv
six
months
ago.
It
wus
he
tury
William
Pitt,
the
younger,1
lovely
Britain
as
of
old
with
all
111
a
fit
of
pessimism
"rolled
up
iU
beauty
and
charm,
steeped
In!
typa
cf
citizen.
take
charge
of
the
panel.
I
only
a
partial
evaluation
of
part
cepted.
A
move
by
Jaycees
to
ha
re
"Quiet"
signs
erected
in
the
hospital
area
was
laid
aside.
Chamber
was
informed
by
the
The
pennant
award
for
the
rliviMnn
hnvine'
the
lnrpcji.
nnm-
of
the
child's
character
and
de
Jaycees
Receive
Unusual
Request
"Quirt"
Sipns
Not
Needed
REPORT
CAR!)
t
velopment
and
often
caused
un.;ber
of
parenlg
at
the
meeting
necessary
and
unjustifiable
em-
went
to
Mrs.
Cobb's
division.
i
Continued
from
pase
4)
v..D
r.u.i.pe
History
and
tradition.
And
yet1
could
he
wri
ten
off.
The
great
lt
was
a
thriving
and
modern
in-!
An
unu.sua'
rf
quest
from
Prince'
hospital
board
that
it
did
no.
uuivc
m
nemnBum,
nupoieon
s
dustriul
Britain.
jggitftfllllMVHHIBIk
'
)
Rupert,
Junior
Chamber
of
Com-'
consider
the
signs
necessary
as
hot
cross
buns
on
the
Thursday
barrassmer.t
to
the
puoil.
Th'.1'
Support
of
the
Boy
Scout
cam-preceding
the
start
of
Paifm
was
aRC0lcl('d
aml
Ule
sum
the
Easter
conclusions
drawn
by
parents
vrirutinn
Fnllrmintr
th
husinp-.M:
lrnm
tho
nlrior
t.tmo
f
nrt
Of
5
Voted
towards
their
annual
I
In
ar2,
sayinit
that
he
no
longer
Wanted
to
live
us
there
was
r.
appeal.
merce
last
night
was
laugnea
out
.
uieiv?
naa
neen
no
complaints
by
Prince
Rupert's
Jaycees.
j
of
noise
from
patients.
Either
The
request
called
for
partici-
complaints
from
patients
or
pa-pation
in
a
joint
compaUn
to
UenU'
families
were
neces.saiv
supply
Bi-itUh
Grenadier
Guards
before
lne
board
wouId
af-with
150
brarskins
yearly.
.
I
A
letter
from
the
B.C.
Hospital
Al';ng
with
the
written
request
Insurance'
stated
premiums
of
meeting
there
was
community
ven?
often
erroneous.
The
neer
.".inging
and
later
an
interesting
reports
give
the
considered
con-series
of
games
under
the
chair-
elusions
of
the
teacher
retarding
'
manship
of
Mrs.
Logan,
program
the
pupil's
progress
and
develi.p-convener.
ment..
Specific
questions
were
A
discussion
on
report,
cards
raised
and
dealt
with
and
stress
BOILS
i
Nt
Kiteaner,
answerinf
a
question
at
the
clow
an
to
the
effects
of
nationalization,
pointed
out
that
the
(,'
jnserva-tives
had
agreed
on
the
advisability
of
nationalization
of
all
Industries
so
far
eneept
steel.
"Only
time
wdl
tell
how
the
nationalization
of
steel
works
out,"
he
commented.
Mrs.
O.
R.
R.
niarkaby,
president
or
the
club,
was
In
the
chfur.
B'fore
Introducing
the
.speaker,
Cm
riJ
of
unflffihtlY
PIMPLES
,
future
for
Bil'u'r,.
Yet.
the
Gold-.;n
Aie
o'
Mcirln
Kiirfluncl
lia-i
i.pued.
Six
inon'ru:
ui'O.
there
hud
been
IndlruU.ins
tht.t
Britain,
having
regained
her
econo-.nw.
buiunce
i.'.i'Ktiiih
the
austerity
program,
w.is
ht
-adini;
for
another
Golden
Ai'P.
Only
deti'r-Icratinu
Internal
lonul
uitiiation
hud
prevented
ltd
miiteriullza-
was
a
copy
of
a
wire
from
the
persons
.supported
ny
uie
lederal
Guards
which
thanked
the
Prince
government
could
not
be
carried'
was
led
by
Principal
J.
S.
Wilson
laid
upon
the
desirability
of
the
them
a
tn-Htniiit
with
m-iii
r,iic,
nut
iwptir
i
Jr.
(
rtisi'
a
OiiilTitent.
SkjI
Uvr,
as
it
li';tln.
Wh
Lurf
six.
6
i
tiiirH
as
nun
h,
2.2.f.
i7
Genrpe
body
for
their
intereit
by
the
province.
This
was
in
an-
He
asked
those
of
the
audience
parents
making
it
their
business
and
offer
to
supply
some
skins.
4swer
to
a
Jaycee
request
support,-!
who
preferred
the
older
type
of
to
consult
with
the
teachers
from
There
was
a
decided
shortage
lnK
-h"
Canadian
Legion
In
an
cards
why
they
objected
to
the
time
to
time
so
that
by
an
tx-of
bearskins,
said
the
wire,
and
&ttf
mpt
to
exempt
war-pension-
newer
ones.
He
pointed
out
thai
change
of
views
and
experiences
hk
those
avS
an
Integral
part
of
er,i
'Mr
fnmlHei
from
Inscr-
the
r.eyer
ones
were
developed
the
w0.k
of
tin:
Jtuol
uue'ut
"
'
"
'
-
the
Guard's
regalia
a
new
wiurcc
DR.
CHASE'S
Anlliepllc
CJNT.V.:
UO'l
the
fioeakcr
dcrlti-ed.
Ispitolity
ond
ood
Food"
-4
i-
(i.ir
Klr;:t
Aim
i
17
for
Order
i
Rile
we
enmen
now
mmhrp
r,
I
INfe
I
ltM,KKhS
'
the
persons
of
Mrs.
Habman,
Mrs.
"In
each
year
of
peace
(since
L,
M.
Grer-ne,
Mrs.
Frank
Antro-tlie
last
wan
we
have
made
new
bus,
Mrs.
Hay
Jones
and
Mis
of
supply
would
be
('really
appre-.'
elated.
!
lake
Out
jodore
Cafe
pr.iuu.Tuun
records,
increasing
Beaton.
I
Prince
Geoe
stiled
thev
hod
rwwTwTt
in
WUS
pr'J""SWi
by
Mr':
T'
N.
asking
all
northern
areas
to
con-
we
have
multiplied
our
experts
R
'fresh
men
ts
were
servt
d
by
would
receive
much
publicity,
five
times
in
volume
with
the
Mr,s-
Thomas
Boulter,
assisted
by
,
Stuart
Furk
moved
Prince
i
result,
as
von
know
(h;.t
Mrs-
H.-
M.
Foote,
Mrs.
H.
A.
George
Jaycees
be
notified
I
devaluation
in
September
104!
Br'"'',)
anJ
Mrs-
R-
Davidson.
I
there
vere
"more
worthy
pro
hi
good
Buy?
IS
IS
VALUE
'
i
$
,nort
XI
lis!
!hev.
Sedan
Inl
2-Tone
j
''
Buy
It!
it
lillur
(.noil
Values
our
gold
reserves
in
London
have
more
than
doubled,
have
risen
from
1
425
bi'lion
dollars
to
$3
3
billion
at
the
bcRinnini;
or
liisi.
"Whe:vver
visitors
go
this
summer
in
Britain,
they
will
find
a
people
iinlterl
In
a
common
purpose,
a
series
of
art
entertainments,
theatre,
opera
and
ballet,
without
precedent
In
the
world.
Nor
Is
the
festival
all
entertainment
and
arts.
A
naval
aircraft
carrier
Ijas
been
turned
into
(b
mob'le
exhibition
and
wll
Ivisit.
Southampton,
Dundee,
Newcastle,
Hull,
Plymouth.
Bristol,
Cardiff,
Be'fast.
Hit
k.
iiliead
and
Glasgow.
Another
travelling
(xhibiUon
will
move
over
lamt,
100
lorries
bemg
m
eded
to
t.
an.i
port
its
SOOO
exhibits
from
Man-ehestir
to
Irf'eds
and
onvto
Pir-'
nihifdiam
and
Nottingham."
i
The
task
of
displaying
British
!
commercial
goods
would
he
left.
I
to
the
British
Industries
Fair.
There
would
also
be
national
exhibitions
and
festivals
-
in
ficollund,
Northern
Ireland
and
I
MINI
H
tl.
At
T
I
OHM
I
(K.-.
II..II
.-,H(i))
Tiri:
or
ti
ei
i!
iimv
inn
(
I
K
I
II
II
t
l
lis
H
IMI'ltot
I.
VI
I.
M
S
Mini'iiil
Clnlins
Hij;
Hull
'
Hull
Nil.
1
Hull
No.
U
rtull
No.
B
-Iran
m:;
Parker
ltd
IIINAKt
II
llEAI.KRS
)
Rupert,
B.C.
.
(
ping
&
Healing
w
7
II
)
ARCHAND
tE
HEATERS
5KTEX
OIL
lURNERS
E
PLUMBING
Rs-
Mat
u
rod
,
AND
a
Kin
m
W'-r
-
and
.--
PJ
m0
UNDER
35
fIXTURES
lliil.ll
I
Hlumteln:
!
Atllii
MIiuiir
Division.
.
Where
xitimtud:
On
tlie
north
sl.li
of
thft
Tuku
Hiver.
near
'1
ulsfiiuuli,
11.
C.
Liiwlul
holder:
The
Consolidated
Mlnhli;
hikI
Hineltliij;
Conipuny
of
Ciuuulu.
i.niiiUHi.
Number
of
the
holder's
Free
Miner',
I
ei
l
lllcite:
S5I7S-K
"I'ake
notlt't?
that
Jnlnes
W.
Domild
mm,
of
Trull.
British
Columbia.
Bet-In::
as
aent
for
the
h.wlul
holdir.
Intends
at
the
end
of
(in
days
but
not
later
than
one
year
from
the
date
of
this
notice
lo
apply
Ui
lho
Mining
Kivortler
for
Oml
ie.ufcee
of
lmp.uvemenu
lor
the
purpose
of
obtaining
Crown
rantK
of
tlic
above
claims.
one
174
pn
and
Alterations
lo
tl!
1
1
J
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I
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ft
'
:
I
M
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Commissioned
Rank
.
V
f.
Itox
274
Short-Term
Commission
,
(5
years)
will
be
Granted
ROYAL
NAVY
F
lonninn
Gratuity
at
the
End
of
Service
ANI
further
tak
nloli-.'
itiat
aetiiiu,
under
Section
lift
of
the
".Mlnrral
Act,"
must
be
cninmeneed
liefora
the
iKKiuinee
of
sueh
Certificates
of
Improvements.
Ilate.1
thin
lVt.h
day
of
January.
A
ll.
HIM
JtMliS
If.
Il(l
l
IISOS
Janii's
W.
Donaldson.
At:ent
for
The
t.'onsollilaUMi
Minium
and
KnicUlm!
Ciiinpimy
of
(
auada.
1.
in
ill.
il.
Single
Buildinq
or
DEMERARA
RUM
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Repairing
:ALL
363
with
"isi
Add
fomelliiiuj
new
to
Sandwiches
TOMATO
CATCHUP
I.ate-at-night
sandwiches
.
,
,
Add
one
cup
of
l.ihby's
Tomato
Catchup
to
1
can
of
crahmeat.
Mix
with
I
tsp.
horseradish,
i
cup
chopped
celery,
2
tsp.
lemon
juice.
Spreud
on
buttered
bread.
I
It.C.A.F.
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UNIT,
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I
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me
details
on
how
I
may
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Canadian
Air
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or
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put
it
through
the
meat
chopper.
Add
mayonnaise,
salt
and
pepper.
Spread
on
rye
bread.
Smother
with
l.ihby's
For
those
who
like
liverwurst
!
Make
a
paste
of
liverwurst,
hnely
diced
onion,
Libby'i
Prepared
Mustard.
Spread
on
crisp
whit
iweet
Mixed
I'uvles
finely
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