Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
March
29,
195X
local
and
,
PERSONAL
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
HHlman
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Cameron
I'ROUFIC
FISH
I
HUMBLE
START
A
four-year-old
female
smelt
The
vast
insurance
business
of
of
about
nine
inches
will
de-
Lloyd's
of
London
began
in
Ed-posit
as
many
as
20,000
esgs
in
ward
Lloyd's
coffee
1:usc
in
the
spring
spawning
season.
,
1088.
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4
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ii
sailing
tonight
cn
the
Prince
are
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vuncouvt-r.
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
f.KOP
WHERE
THE
CROWDS
SHOP
1
COIL
MOW!
i
meets
F
r
1
d
a
v.
8
SHEARD'OWNS
Robert
Woods
returned
to
tlio
city
on
Tuesday
afternoon's
plane
from
a
brief
trip
ta
Vancouver.
S.
O.
N.
whisi
and
dance
Friday,
March
30.
Whist
8
o'clock.
Refreshments.
Music
by
,
Mike
Colussi.
Everybody
w;;l-
come.
i
(75c)
I'l
o'clock.
(74p)
Mi
.
and
:.:rs.
Harry
Blackburn
rc-turiM'd
lo
the
city
yeste
day
on
the
Princ
Kupcit
from
Rf.
5
1
.
BliTTifR
SPECiAt
COt)l
FRIDAY
AM)
SATURDAY
ONLY
C71Z
VI;
t
7-t
iJi"
v
BUTTER
Limited
Stock.
1000
lbs.
While
it
lasts
&9c.
Hear
Mr.
anu
Mrs.
E.
T.
Ap-
0't.whuile
reoort
from
Ottawa.1
Due
to
late
connections
at.
tF'PR,
Thursday,
March
29,
6:45
Jasper,
tonight's
train
from
the
:
FIRST
GRADE
Limit
2
oo'unds
LB,
p.m.
(74c)
cast
win
De
seven
nours
anu
ju
minutes
late,
bringing
it
in
at
Until
stocks
are
cleared
we
offer
the
following
Alberta
Coals
at
bargain
prices:
29c
14c
27c
14c
19c
39c
GRAPEFRUIT
JUJCE
2
Tins
S.O.S
-
Pkt.
MAPLE
LEAF
SOAP
4
Bars
ASHCROFT
CATSUP
Bottle
LYNN
VALUY
FEACES
-TIN
RAISINS.
Australian
2
Lbs.
Miss
Frances
Civ.
returned
5:45
a.m.
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
-
I
this
morning
from
a
trip
to
Call-1
Don
Tucker
returned
to
the
fornia
lity
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yes-
!
terday
frt-m
a
business
trip
to
NAVY
DRILL
HALL,
Thtirs-
Enderby.
Formerly
with
the
day,
March
29,
at
7:30
p
m.
Free
)Uiiy
nws
staff
here,
Mr.
showing
of
film
"In
Which
We
Tucker
is
now
joining
the
serv-Serve"
to
all
those
interested
in
jce
of
the
Royal
Fish
Co.
on
the
local
waterfront.
16.75
per
ton
15.75
per
ton
13.75
per
ton
21.75
per
ton
the
work
of
the
Navy
League,
followed
by
Navy
League
meeting
(election
of
ofliicrsi
at
9:30
p.m.
(74c)
Regular
meeting
of
International
Union
of
Operating
En
p
Seam
Lump
!omat
Egg
ilomat
Nut
i
ver
Briquettes
I
O
10c
Tin
DOG
FOOD
i
gineers
Local
510
Friday,
M.irch
30.
Carpenter's
Hall,
7:30
p.m.
(74s)
OPERA
CAPT--Tiie
Cowiclwm
Indian
legend
of
ThutK'erbiid
and
Killer
Whale
i.;
told
in
the
first
North
American
Indian
opera,
Tzinquaw.
currently
playing
In
Victoria.
Among
the
cast,
who
range
from
a
78-yvar-old
brave
to
a
babe
in
arms,
are
Mrs.
Abel
Joe
and
her
daughters
Donna
and
Glenda.
Mrs.
Joe
is
from
the
Cowichan
tribe
cn
Vancouver
Island.
icp
PHOTO)
Gcii
wea:h'r"
is
rep:rted
in
Vancouver
by
Jchn
Fraser
,
Canadian
Fishing
Company
Lt'l.
!
canne
y
manage
here,
who
re-
!
turned
to
tne
city
on
the
Prince
Rhpe.-t
yesterday
after
a
two
weeks'
business
triD
in
the
south.
!
i
NOTICE
Those
owing
accounts
to
Balagno
Florists
are
requested
to
remit
same
by
March
31
to
the
store
which
will
be
closing
at
that
time.
We
are
desirous
of
having
these
ac
ROBIN
HOOD
CAKE
Pkt.
32c
MIRACLE
WHIP
Pint
Jar
49c
TUNA
FISH,
Flaked
Tin
29c
Program
at
tire
weekly
luncheon
today
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotarv
Club
featured
an
auto-
PHONE
116
-117
or
58
PREM,
Swift's
'
Tin
52c
PEAS-
Choice
5's
Tin
15c
GREEN
BEANS
Lunchour
2
Tins
27c
Children's
PT
MATTER
OF
COLORS
j
biographical
talk
by
Pierre
Le-SHEPPERTON,
Middlesex,
j
Boss
one
of
the
new
members.
England
(CP)
Tenant?
com-
president
A.
B.
Brown
was
in
counts
cleared
up
at
once
so
it
GLO-COAT,
Quarts
99c
Class
Popular
I
lained
to
the
local
council
the
chair
and
there
was
a
good
will
not
be
necessary
for
us
to
aDout,
us
decision
to
lone
aowti
attendance
of
members
with
a
make
special
collection
arrange-
Physical
recreation
classes
the
color
sehem?
of
a
house.
Th
bert
&
McCaffery
(75c)
ments.
few
guests.
I
COFFEE
Nabob
ib.
99c.
LIMITED
i
held
each
Tuesday
and
Thursday
house
Ls
known
as
Rainbow
Cor-in
the
Moose
Temple
for
the
ner
becatre
of
its
red,
rust,
yel-children
since
varly
In
January,
low,
white
and
powder-blue
I
have
been
proving
to
be
very
walls.
;
popular
as
well
as
beneficial
to
1
to,
color,
l
hi
PERFEX,
V2-Gal!o
-
-
62c
RUMBA
COFFFE
Lb.
92c
TEA.
Roval
Tudor
Lb.
75c
PURE
LARD.
Swift's
Lb.
32c
WALNUTS,
Shelled
Lb.
69c
or
New
Rod
MacLeod
Legion
Head
tnc
participants.
n
,
The
average
attendance
of
13
.
Jnnuuiuemenfj
young
boys
and
girls,
ranging
in
ages
from
4
to
14
years,
find
Students'
recital,
violin
and
capable
supervision
from
Charles
Piano,
Common
Lounge,
Civic
Logan
and
Mrs.
Berle
Karasosky
Centre,
March
28,
8
p.m.
who
are
proud
of
the
skill
dt-'
Cathedral
sprli.g
sale,
March
velopv-d
by
their
charges.
29.
The
hour
of
twice
weekly
ses-
I
Legion
Auxiliary
Spring
Sal",
sions
is
taken
up
by
games,
April
4.
i
Specials
Good
from
Friday
to
Wed,,
inclusive
ite
Plan
T
i
V
Protest
Hospital
Hike-Seek
Reasonable
Rent
Control
CARROTS
PEARS
Choice,
1
r-oz.
Diced
2
Tins
25c
19c
Blue
Bonnet
Margarine
iidicnes.
lumuinig
anu
pnys-.cai
Card
party;
Catholic
Hall,'
exercise
routines
e.-p-'cially
de-
April
5.
New
president
of
the
local
Canadian
Legion,
elected
last
signeQ
i
ueveiop
individual
mi
tiative
and
teamwork.
Bciore
the
iei
initiation
of
clas-
I
APPLEJU1CE
Tin
29c.
'
ses
for
the
season
Mr.
Logan
f
Alternative
System
4
il
by
nice
Chamber
I
i
Ilupwt
Chamber
of
i.
vas
among
ninety
)i
Biunls
of
Trade!
and
s
of
Ciiiiimerre
in
B.C.
"
'I
l.ivci'iibly
to
a
re-ji'
uhiiaiie
on
the
single
I
'
vnte
for
electlohs
Hi
Legislature,
live
('(Hiiiminiiv
orrcan-
Presbyterian
spring
sa'.e,
April
12.
The
Duchess
of
Edinburgh
Chapter,
I.O.D.E
,
homecooking
sale,
April
14,
Gordon
Anderson.
Conrad
Street
School
P.T.A.
White
Elephant
sale
and
lea
April
14
at
2
pin.
Canadian
Legion
card
party
April
11.
W.O.T.M.
Spin.
g
oamr,
April
Sunripo
night
at
its
general
meeting,
Is
Rod
MacLeod.
First
vice-president
is
Alex
Haig.
Others
elected
are
Graham
Alexander,
second
vice-president;
J.
S.
Wilson,
zone
commander;
A.
Guyatt,
sergeant-at-arms;
Executive
are
Charles
Anderson,
Joe
Gillis,
Frank
Wright,
Stan
Veitch,
Len
Hitehens,
Robert
Bone,
William
Brett
and
Victor
Duncan.
plans
to
have
a
parents'
night,
probably
the
second
week
in
April,
when
the
parents
of
the
children
will
Le
invited
to
sec
them
go
through
their
routines.
WJ
CaJ
tjCcfjion
i
I'cipuled
in
the
sur-
aiiiinunced
today
by
20.
SUNKIST
ORANGES
Juicy
2
Dozen
55c
TEXAS
GRAPEFRUIT
4
for
23c
SPUDS.
No.
1
Whites
10
Lbs.
39c
CELERY
2
Lbs.
25c
TOMATOFS
Tube
25e
FRUH
COCKTAIL
Hunt
s
15
oz
25c
CHICKEN.
Whole,
in
Tins
Each.
2.65
i.
i
n
I'lestdent
of
the
I
Park
!t:.
'it
Chamber
cf
Com-
Ol
toil
CI
tliis
survey
was
conduc-
I
1
St.
Peter's
Spring
Sale.
Apri,
IG.
Unite
j
W.A.
Spring
sale,
May
3.
Sonja
tea.
Mav
11
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea,
church
hall,
May
16.
Lutheran
tea,
May
'Hi.
i
.
,03
I
i
s''
I
To
make
Blue
Bonnel
flf
j
look
a.
deliciom
at
it
taste
M
!
Preit
th
button
M
V
Knead
the
bag
3
Rev.
Dr.
S.
A.
Wright
was
appointed
padre
to
replace
Rev.
C.
L.
Lomas,
skipper
of
the
Northern
Cross,
who
asked
to
be
excused
from
further
dutus
due
lo
pressure
of
his
work.
PROTEST
rlL
PREMIUMS
Increase
in
B.C.
Hospital
In
if
Hie
auspices
of
the
B.C.
il
Associated
Boards
of
ii
l:c.
PORK
CHOPS.
No
1
Lb.
65c
45c
1.69
SWIFT
S
PREMIUM
BACON.
ViAb.
cello
...
CHICKEN,
Cut
uo.
Tins
Each
'I
'.ins
feature
of
it
!r.
(.lilr.iT,
"is
that
nil
titular
size
of
Twelve
tables
were
in
play
at
a
Canadian
Legion
card
party
in
the
Ladies'
Lounge
of
tire
Legion
las
night.
Winners
were
Mrs.
A.
Norton
and
A.
K.
Olson,
cabbage;
Mrs.
William
Rothwell,
Mrs.
E.
Chap-pic,
bridge;
Mrs.
Eileen
Page,
A.
L'.
Chilton,
whist.
Winner
of
the
cake,
donated
for
surance
rates
were
protested
and
:v
which
is
more
favor-
than
others.
The
a
resolution
will
be
presented
at
67c.
Farm
Fresh
Grade
A
Largs
Caponed
..
Dozen
golden-yellow
ready
JjM
the
annual
Legion
convention
"vigorously
protesting
the
action
of
the
government
in
face
of
;iis
mid
villages,
strongly
'1
system.
This
Cham-
raffle
by
Mrs.
Molly
Montgomery,
'
y
"
ui'u
us
ue.ng
lavorauie
UCI
wllc
11
&
auTcioc
uuuu
us
m.s.
o.
n.-,
ORDERS
PLACED
TODAY,
DELIVERED
TOMORROW
I
PIIONK
GREEN
834
FOR
WELDING
OF
ALL
TYPES
Industrial
Welding
COMPANY
;i
.a!."
opinion."
Catering
were
Mrs.
Holbrook
:
I
.nils
ami
Chambers
In
i
1
Another
resolution,
that
the
and
Mrs.
G.
V.
Hanley
under
the
W-W'i
a
special
com-
provincial
government
establish
:
convenor,
Mrs.
William
Rothwell.
f
wive
it
to
their
com-
a
"practical
and
reasonable
rent-
'
filling
with
governmen-
al
control
system"
will
also
be
4s
us
a
special
study
pro-
lorwarded
4l'.unatory
material
on
m.
Wilson
zone
commander
Ye,
it's
easy
.
.
i
it's
fun
...
to
muke
Blue
Bonnet
margarine
tliat
apeli.inp
golden-yellow
color
everyone
likes.
1'uken
two
minutes
Hat!
And
the
umii.ing
Yellow
,iiik
plastic
lias
actually
seals
in
Blue
Bonnet's
delirious
rotuitry-sweel
flavor
(
keeps
it
fresher,
keeps
it
longer.
Ask
for
Yellow
Quik
Blue
Bonnet
today!
"""
systems
lies-
,ui
hn
nnlv
rlolPirnU
in
the
con-
.
i.iuy,
advantages
ventlon,
it
was
decided.
tfc!;i;.Uf
'f!e
T'
i
A
vol
of
thanks
was
accorded
nun.
uie
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,
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r.
ivi.
ixuy,
luiiiici
ocvi
utui
j
,
win.
11
Assncia
ted
Boards
of
is
leaving
on
a
visit
to
England
ti'Miiniliv
th
ni,.(
I
William
Murray
is
new
secretary
B4r,.
"
.
manager.
;
"
"-is
piesenieuj
,he
referendum
W
l'i"ci:.l
Cabinet.
In
nrj-
Jdi
faring
jar
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
VAST
HARBOR
ft
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nr
SvHnnu
tut.
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1
Ml
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Kl.murl
thn.
fli
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f1
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was
confident
tliat
tralla,
has
a
water
area
of
about
si.
I
FEU
BETTER
FAST!
i
.
ol
significance
as
a
21
square
miles.
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atlrl
Affonl.tr
'
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ft'in
to
the
t.liink-lnu
nf
Phone
649
0
Sixth
St
"
"'"'s
of
the
Legislature
''
Cabinet
when
consid-
Riven
to
any
proposal
f
Uie
present
system
of
tins
province.
,
1
I
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Possibility
of
standby
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the
dying
hours
of
I
Call
363
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OR
BETTER
.
.
.
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
tl
AN
A
SHAVE
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Scotland
(CPV-
'l'"r
has
been
in
'he
bar
of
the
Risln
i
f-Srjh
'a
Project
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customers
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while
enjoylns
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Nothing
better
to
help
noweis
qu.c-K.y
i
ii!
-jrrt
KPtltly.
No
"sleepy"
,
"'i'tr-no
dulling
effect,
t
t'seJ
by
Mother,
for
'""re
than
60
years.
i
Also
for
relief
of
teeth
5
troublF".
stomach
up-(
i
t
and
other
minor
nil.
iwt
of
babyhood.
Be
,
'"e-OeLpaekage
today.
Only
2U(
t
drugstore..
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
&
Contractors
'
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Packed
In
B.C.
'
wtl
family
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