Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
July
10,
1951
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No
"Strings"
On
Contract
Mayor
Ouispaketi
in
Deal
on
Recention
Funds
to
Reopen
Sea!
Cove
School
Furthermore,
the
school
build-in,,
.which
had
been
returned
to
lh
hy
when
the
school
was
closed
down,
wai
given
back
to
.he
school
board
last
night.
"It
Is
only
a
matter
-,f
releasing
funds
the
school
board
has
City
To
Put
On
Kushbrcc-.
Height
Work
School
Board
was
cranted
Der-
No
contract
"with
any
strings
mission
bv
city
council
last
night
'
which
had
not
been
spent
last
ORDER
COAL
NOW
BEFORE
FREIGHT
Complimentary
Dinner
A
dinner
will
be
held
for
Lt.
Governor
Clarence
Wallace
and
his
official
party
when
he
arrives
In
Prince
Rupert
Juiy
21
on
a
coast
tour
aboard
HMO'S
Ontario.
Aid.
T.
B.
Black,
renoiline
for
attached"
will
be
signed
by
the
to
use
unexpended
bylaw
funds'
yea..."
said
Aid.
T.
B.
Black,
finely
"iot
as
far
m
I'm
con-
for
restitution
of
the
Seal
Cove
ance
chairman.
"There
is
no
ctrned,"
Mnyur
G.
W.
Rudder-
school
for
use
next
term.
obligation
to
the
city."
nam
declared
last
nighi
it
city
Total
cost
of
n
pairs
would
be
j
Reason
the
old
school
Is
being
council
meeting.
$s,,6CC,
5
per
cent
of
which
would
i
reoper.vd
Is
the
large
increase
in
Wood
Si
McClay
Ltd
'will
be
have
to
be
carried
by
the
school
;
new
tnrrlments
expected
next
tivn
-ion
.ti.nr
hw
in
whioh
board,
council
was
advised
bv
term,
the
School
Board's
letter
RATE
INCREASES
GO
INTO
EFFECT
LATER
THIS
MONTH
the
rntertain;.ient
committee
at
aid.
to
,
sign
a
"slightly
amended"
let
Jei
.
city
council
meeting
last
night,
said
dinner
would
I
j
at
the
Can
JULcoa
IcLcod
River
lump,
ton
$2075
Ricr
E99
$20.25
Rcr
Nut
$18.25
Deep
Scam
Lump
$1675
contract
for
construction
of
streets
on
Rushbrooks
Heights.
(Their
tender
of
$43,000
was
accepted
two
weeks
ago.)
Under
fire
was
proposal
of
the
company
that
several
changes
be
made
In
the
contract.
"We
have
given
them
two
concessions
already,"
Aid.
Don
Fitch,
works
chairman,
said.
The
con
IcLcod
llbcrta
adian
Legion
auditorium,
preceded
by
a
reception.
Attendance
at
the
civic
affair
would
be
by
inviation
only,
he
paid.
"As
this
is
a
rare
occasion,
I
think
we
should
be
able
to
foot
th
j
bill,"
Mr.
Black
said,
but
total
expenses
of
the
entertainment
had
not
yet
been
estimated.
AM.
Harrow
Oomez
is
In
charge
of
sports
for
the
visiting
crew
of
the
training
cruiser
which
brought
Rear
Admiral
W.
B.
Creery
on
an
Inspection
tour
here
last
month.
llbcrta
Diplomat
Egg
t
$15.75
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REGISTRATION
FORM
.
Riip-Rec
Learn
To
Swim
Classes
(Fill
out
and
turn
in
at
swimnvng
pool
or
Civic
Centre
not
later
than
Monday.
July
16,
3f"imnanip1
bv
50
cent
reekt.rntinn
fee
l
In
consideration
of
tvlng
accepted
for
the
above
classes
I
hercbi,
for
myself,
my
heirs,
my
executors,
and
administrators,
waive
and
release
any
and
all
rights
for
damage
claims
agams;
the
Civic
Centre
Association,
Prince
Rupert
City
Parks
Board,
Gyro
Club,
or
City
of
Prince
Rupert
for
any
injuries
sutfered
by
me
hi
said
swimming
classes.
iibcrta
Diplomat
Nut
13.75
It
isp
l
oad
Trues
per
ton
less
than
above
tract
calling
for
'delivery
of
all
material
even
if
in
excess
oi
the
company's
original
estimate
would
remain,
as
well
as
the
penalty
clause.
,
Wood
fc
McClay
suggested
that,
If
the
supply
of
gravel
exceeded
an
estimate
of
3000
tons,
extra
payment
should
be
made.
"We
are
through
with
paying
extras,"
said
Mayor
Rudderham.
"Either
they
sign
the
contract
the
way
it
is
or
they
can
go
to
heck."
jbert
&
AAcCaffery
LIMITED
Phones
116,
117
or
58
Former
Relief
Share
Asked
MADE
IN
CANADA
Canadian
fashions
on
sale
this
Fall
will
Include
the
frontiersman
jacket
at
left.
For
sports
and
outdoor
wear,
it
will
appear
In
red,
cinnamon,
green
or
beige
fringed
English
suede.
For
wet-weather
wear
Is
the
raincoat
at
right,
either
full-backed
cr
belted,
with
rnatchUig
iaia
lutl
with
softiy-tailored
crown.
A
wide
rpnge
of
colors
will
be
available,
from
liright
green
to
different
shades
of
brown.
(CP
PHOTO)
Class
beginning
Ending
Name
in
full
Age..
Address
Phone
Child's
signature
-
Parent's
Signature
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&
.......
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WHAT
POES
THE
SUN
Dd
yOMEN'S
SHOES
Loc
Illegitimate
Child
Rights
NEW
WESTMINSTER
Legal
a
NEW
SHIPMENT
FOR
PEACHES?
a
n
d
Prince
Rupert
city
council
will
endorse,
a
resolution
of
the
j
Union
of
B.C.
Municipalities
to
demand
the
Provincial
government
return
to
the
"80-20
per
cent
basis"
regarding
payment
of
social
assistance.
In
a
letter
read
to
city
council
at
the
meeting
last
night,
UBCM
stated
that
several
attempts
had
been
made
to
aproach
the
government
directly
with
a
delegation.
But
since
the
annual
conference
was
near
at
hand
now,
it
would
be
taken
up
at
that
time
and
asked
Prince
Rupert
council
PERSONAL
history
was
made
here
when
Mr.
'
Justice
A.
M.
Manson
ruled
that
an
illegitimate
child
has
equal
rights
under
the
Family
Com
Mrs.
J.
Wick
and
daughter,;
w.
J.
Lmeham
left
on
the
Eleanore,
left
on
the
Camosun
Cumo.su
n
today
for
a
brief
trip
today
for
a
holiday
in
the
sputh.
to
Vancouver.
pensation
Act
with
a
child
born
in
wedlock.
OF
PENNY
LOAFERS
White,
Grey,
Wine,
Black
11
Regular
Moose
Meeting,
Tuesday,
July
10,
Salt
Lake
Ferry
running
every
Sunday
and
Thursday,
weather
permitting.
Green
931
or
Black
926.
(tf)
to
support
it.
rv-&ty
8
p.m.
(lfiOc)
SUALS
IN
ALL
i:s
AND
COLORS
Bill
Norrie
is
Dead
in
South
i
Miss
Aima
ft.nur.son
ana
miss
Joan
Ketchcson
leave
on
Thurs-
William
Crulckshank,
CN
R.
day
night
for
Victoria
where
!
district
passenger
agent,
return-
j
they
will
resume
nurses'
train-!
ed
to
the
city
Saturday
from
a
i
ine
courses
at
Roval
Jubilee
:
trip
over
the
line
as
far
as
LAST
YEAR'S
PRICES
HosDltal.
.
'
Smithers
on
official
business.
I
William
G.
Norrie-Lawenthal
Brings
out
their
natural
flavor
and
sweetness,
of
course.
That's
just
how
Sugoroosfing
brings
out
the
delicious
flavor
of
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
.
.
.
makes
them
extra
crisp
and
tasty.
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
are
nourishing
and
so
economical.
I
Indian
Superintendent
F.
E.
',
Mrs.
Angela
Larendi
of
Victoria
'
who
fT."ia-nyl
f"
aCteW
A
lAnfield
returned
tu
the
city
at.iy.
in
the
citv
for
a
month's
visit
6
t
,
shion
Footwear
i
Haielton
and
elsewhere
In
the
interior,
Is
dead
in
Vancouver
''
Vy
SHOE
POLISH
vi
i
Ithe
week-end
frdm
a
motor
trip
with
hpr
brother
and
sister-ln-to
Vancouver.
He
left
Mrs.
An-
j
law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
P.
Balagno,
and
his
funeral
took,
place
there
lieiu
aiiu
lamny
at
ijytwn
wiifie
t
am
Avenue
wesr,.
i
Try
them
they're
unbeatable.
today.
He
was
68
years
of
age.
o
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
they
are
spending
a
vacation.
j
Mi
and
.
Thomas
Dw'ens
c,
E.
D.
Forward
and
son,
Bruce,
j
Winnipeg
arrived
in
the
city
are
leaving
tonight
for
Lake
Saturday
night
from
Winnipeg
Kathlyn
where
they
will
Join
Mrs.
!
for
a
visit
here
with
Mrs.
Owens'
Forward
and
family
in
their
,
brother,
Georgs
J.
Dawes,
summer
home
and
spend
the
!
.
,
Lodges
to
Join
i
In
Terrace
Meet
SUGAR0ASTIN6
MAKES
GRAPsNU75
FIAKES
thet
BOWS
CEREAL
ii
L3ST
inq
'and
REPAIR
WORK
,
SEE
next
three
weeks
on
vacation.
Shines
Officer
Added
To
Police
Here
BONUS
1-SWEET-AS-A-NUT
FLAVOR
I
Two
lodges
of
the
Oddfellows'.
!
Terrace
and
Prince
Rupert,
will
.!
get
together
next
.Saturday
at
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
BONUS
Z-EXTRA
QUICK
ENERS",
A
Product
of
CeHMKOl
fOk,d
215
1st
Avenue
West
P.O.
Box
721
ILL
SCUBY'S
A
new
officer
is
being
added
t
u
interior
town
for
a
joint
to
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
1
installation
of
officers,
to:
re
at
Prime
Rupert.
.
Con-!
District
Grand
Deputy
A.
E.
ta'l
Q.
A.
R.
Slim
pe
is
being
Woods
expects
about
16
lodge
moved
hi
re
from
Prince
George,
members
from
Prince
Rupert
will
.
I
attend,
but
not
all
the
newly
FAMOUS
LIBRARY
!
elected
officers
will
be
able
to
The
National
Library
of
Scot-'
8et
away,
land
was
devolpvd
from
the
Ad-
i
A
further
Installation
will
be
wate3
Library
founded
in
1682.
'
held
here
for
local
officers.
Mrs.
L.
A.
Martin,
wife
of
Hudson's
Bay
Co.
manager
at
Port
Simpson,
and
son,
Bruce,
are
taking
their
holidays
in
Vancouver,
leaving
on
the
Camosun
today
for
the
south.
Boulter
and
Welter,
formerly
located
at
the
office
of
T.
Norton
Youngs,
wish
to
announce
they
have
moved
to
McLean
and
Rudderham,
Second
Avenue,
across
from
the
radio
station.
They
sincerely
hope
this
change
will,
not
inconvenience
any"
of
their
customers.
Phone
600.
(1602)
V5
The
Wise
Old
Owl
,
.
.
mjmfW
Mil
'
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I
FUR
SALE
"tic"
up
tur
the
holidays!
You
will
need
new
ics.
lYodorant.s,
Spot
Removers,
and
Just
loads
other
lit
Mr
items
that
will
make
your
days
happier,
save
yourself
needless
worry
and
footsteps,
come
the
V.AIUKTY
STORE
and
you
will
see
everything
l
ik
ill
.,
CV
ix
A
1
1
iFCif
Now
is
the
time
to
select
your
winter
coat
xoitiict'iiivulS
Lutheran
Tea,
July
21.
Women's
Coordinating
Tea
II
if
ihjmh
if
lrrT&TT
Easv
Terms
Arranged
I
j
!
Th
fin.it
exterior
house
paint
money
can
buyl
Provides
lasting
protection
and
beauty
for
your
home.
Available
in
a
wide
choice
of
attractive
modern
colon.
3
CaUiolic
Fail
Bazaar,
October
;
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f
Pv
PHONE
974
for
FUR
COLD
STORAGE
I
Rcbckah
Bazaar,
October
20.
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1
Sonjo
Bazaar,
November
2.
,
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Ct
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Lesion
Auxiliary
Bazaar,
No-
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7.
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p
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Fall
Sale
No-
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M
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WKWX
SSI
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BR
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n
IB
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ON
SALE
AT
J
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
in
many
attractivo
colors.
Shinqolecn
I
I.O.Di.
Fall
Bazaar
November
1
.
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St.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
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vember
.
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The
Pioneer
Druaaists
uWics,
and
protects
old
and
new
shingles
fences.
pmpson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
STEAMER
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PHONE
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Rupert
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REFRIGERATORS
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6
cu.
fect
344.50
7!
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cu.
fect
u
;
id
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
1
1:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WICDMihDAV
MlUMGlir
L
'xiay
at
Low
Cost
OITY
lt
DEPOT
397.50
8
cu.
fect
432.50
0
4
cu.
feet
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B.C.
Power
Co.
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Block
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