"
MARRIED
65
YEARS
Of
their
wedding..
.
seven
chiiru,.
."-
Jr.-
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Rupert
Daily
News
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coming
I
expect
that
a
small
Independent
curling
rink
will
be
;
built
and
an
important
source
of
revenue
for
the
rink
lost.
LETTERBOX
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Prfai
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Mrs.
William
Curran
of
Holyiwl
curran
i
.
8
aiwir
celebrated
the
65th
anniversary
on
the
salmon
nvnj
Thursday,
February
1,
1951
Jim
Mitchell
Man
of
Year
Your
ballot
is
realistic
in
its
.
approach
and
I
feel
you
should
'(
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FOR
ARENA
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on
the
in
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thanks
to
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See
i!
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
'
1
fr,r
vmir
hein
in
Kiirvevuie
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of
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regarding
finan
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devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
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2
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and
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and
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James
R.
Mitchell,
prominent
British
Columbia
school
teacher,
son
of
Mrs.
John
R.
Mitchell,
Atlin
Avenue.
Westvie'.
and
one
time
member
of
the
Daily
News
staff,
has
been
voted
West
Vancouver's
"Man
of
the
Year"
in
a
poll
conducted
by
the
West
Vancouver
Tunes
newspaper.
For
many
years,
Mr.
Mit-
rWtf.ll
hnc
Wpn
iilpntlfipd
A'ith
opinion
in
this
community
about
cial
support.
We
can't
have
th'J
the
need
oi
adair.unal
rerem'oial
'
worthwhile
addition
to
our
com-faciUUes
for
ouelves
and
our
munity
recreational
facilities
children
in
the
form
of
an
aril-'
unless
we
are
prepared
to
pay
f
;r
ficial
ice
arena.
it
though
the
individual
pet
cap-
There
are
a
few
points
which
ita
responsibility
-would
i.ot
need
I
might
help
to
clarify
concern-,
to
be
large,
ing
the
proposals
.submitted
to
i
hope
that
you
will
rceelvv
a
the
recent
annual
meeting
of
the
veritable
flood
of
favorable
ba!-Civic
Centre.
One
is
in
regard
to
o,s
p.-eferably
marked
"yes"
t:
the
site.
re
had
in
mind
the
tU!
questions.
Such
a
project
J
acquisition
aud
tiolding
in
tm.-.t
make
our
city
a
better
place
to
INTERVIEW
WITH
LORD
STANSGATE
LONDON.
Almost
as
.
f
BOW
soon
as
I
Ot
to
Britain
I!
the
West
Vancouver
Hit-h
School
and
750
pupils
there
gave
of
the
land
adjoiuing
the
new
jjVe
in
and
keep
our
youn'?
peopk-
learned
that
the
press
cable
services
had
failed
Makes
gll-lhe
tfteia
him
mass
support
in
the'
poll.
Legion
as
the
logical
spot
lor
a
m0re
inclined
to
make
this
coin-There
were
nine
other
nominees
future
hockey
arena
which
this
munity
their
future
home
insteaJ
for
the
honor
'
C1U
some
day
undoubtedly
of
drifting
off
to
fa-away
pla:e.i.
...
v-
.ai,
a
remand
.
and
has
suim
rock
boi.oiii
a
Uto
much
to
oiur
tnem.
imp
air.
iwi'.t-iiii
"
-
leading
part
in
many
commun
very
important
point
according
rnother
recently
said
to
me:
"Ti
e
ity
activities
at
West
Vancouver
On
bread,
toast
and
vegetables
.
.
in
pan-frying
and
baking
...
let
yemr
family
enjoy
the
extra-fine
flavor
of
Blue
Bonnet
Margarine!
ha
hen
lJ
engineers
uo
wric
tuiau.vtu.
oil
y
sport
ior
ooys
in
in
i
and
j
for
twenty
Mqr
sears
na
Dte.i
wo
nhv!mls
,hat
nnM
,
,
K,cwth.!i
nr,H
ihpru
to
adequately
report
to
North
America
the
strength,
width
and
depth
of
the
"no
war
with
China"
movement
here.
For
instance,
many
people
told
me
of
the
two
remarkable
public
meetings
held
in
Kingsway
Hall.
of
tne
1
.ivn".1,
-
iiiMPvuiLr.
a
-
-
j
master
of
ceremonies
May
Day
celebration
there
Fresh,
delicate,
country-
sun
t.'
Just
a
delicious
when
melting-hot
as
when
frenh
from
the
refrigerator!
c.
.
.......
:,...
.....I
i
.,n.r:..
must
develop
a
generation
auj.-
nothing
tor
gins,
i
auinii
ui
v
to
use
such
facilities
and
equally:
may
be
ovrstating
the
case
bvt
obvious
that
now
is
not
the
ideal
hockey,
curling,
figure
and
pleas-
.
time
to
construct
structures
iii-
:ure
kaon
ith
rone-
skatins
!
volving
large
Amounts
of
-true-
jn
.
ne
summer
would
make
;
tural
steel
even
if
it
is
Atipropri-
!prin?e
Ruoi-rt
a
healthier
and
'
ate
to
thir.k
about
site
and
luunv
.
happier
place
in
which
to
hv?.
!
financing.
i
L.
M.
GREENE.
j
'
,
By
no
stretch
of
the
imagination
ers
eyes.
could
these
be
smeared
as
"Com-
:
His
eyes
-are
exactly
the
same
munist
front"
affairs.
The
large
shade
of
light
brown
that
you
hall
was
filled,
on
November
27.
see
if
you
look
closely
at
a
lion
s.
anrt
hnnHroH
u,erp
turned
aw.iv
,
When
I
saw
them
1
figured
he
JW
I1UII
UIW.
.Alllllllll.
the
naiural
goodness
of
I
have
earned
thii
ion
January
8,
when
noted
speaK-
must
really
list
ef
decorations
that
ne
!ers
from
all
non-Communist
long
On
Losing
'Denny'
Thain
DURING
his
eight
years
of
tenure
as
city
clerk,
"Denny"
Thain
has
become
pretty
much
of
an
'nstitution
at
Prince
Rupert's
City
Hall.
He
assumed
the
office
of
city
clerk
soon
after
the
city
was
restored
to
autonomous
government
following
the
years
of
commissionership.
An
acknowledged
expert
antL'authority
on
civic
affairs,
successive
city
councils
have
leaned
heavily
upon
his
knowledge
and
advice.
While
he
may
have
had
his
critics
as
any
one
so
exposed
to
the
public
must
have,
there
will
be
general
acknowledgement
that
he
has
done
a
good
job.
Loss
of
'Denny"
Thain
will,
therefore,
be
a
blow
at
the
City
Hall
and
the
appointment
of
a
competent
and'fUtirjg
successor
will
be
a
problem
that
will
require
f
nine
careful
consideration.
Af
ter
alC,the;chy
clerk
is
the
key
person
in
civic
affairs,
the
lthvtn
and
co-ordinator
between
the
imWic,
the
cbuiiiji''
and
the
departments.
All-round
good
city
clerkitloHot
come
at
"a
dime
a
dozen."
31r.
Thain
wllte
extended
appreciation
for
the
iLle"
work
he-h'krf'dcfne
in
Prince
Rupert
and
best
wishes
in
the
nfYippointment
which
he
is
taking.
-
.
The
Halibut
Problem
A
LOT
of
people
all
this
talk
we
have
been
JO
hearing
about
the
halibut
"split"
season
and
the
whys
and
wherefores
may
sound
rather
complicated.
t..i-
....11..
I,,
r.nr.llfrl-1
onrl
.tirt
II
inl7
ROTTIP
(hoice
farm
products
with
the
V
'
16,000
units
of
Vitamin
A
added
to
every
pound!
And
what
a
y
money
saer!
(iive
your
family
(,
all
they
want
and
still
stay
u
ilhin
W
won
as
an
airman
in
wunci
war
Daily
Health
Hint
;
narties
teamed
up
to
demand
containment
of
the
Korean
war
One.
ouo
.
to
Korea.
For
present
needs
the
moae-t
stj-ucture
recommended
Rwds
no
heavy
steel
nd
would
be
part
of
the
present
Civic
Centre
Building.
With
tile
support
tf
th-j
curlers
in
town
and
their
financial
aid
I
am
convinced
tha.
it
can
be
built
in
time
for
operatl'ir.
rexf
vea",
especially
if
we
reo-iivo
the
help
from
the
Civic
Centre
which
I
feel
we
are
ntitil
t.i
receive.
If
sunoort
is
not
fnh-
I
In
industry,
medical
service
:
and
health,
education
programs;
in
some
plants
have
cut
dow
1
1
sickness
rate$
bv
at
leust
50
P';r
j
cent.
bmty
tt
tntmls!
and
Blue
Bonnet
Momarinfi
knmv
,
v
.
www
www
.w
ww
-m.w
v
rr
c
NA'iV
vi
W
OTLlore
Vegetables
uu
Rich
Beef
Stock
WWmm
j
I
asked
newspaper
friends
for
j
BEFORE
I
HAD
a
chance
to
their
ideas
as
to
the
best
person
ask
the
old
boy
anything,
he
to
see
about
the
who's
who
and
played
an
old
trick,
to
which
what's
what
of
this
movement,
they
ay
Lloyd
George
wa.s
par-Their
answer
was,
'
See
Lord
tial
that
is,
to
interview
the
in-Stanpgate
he
was
the
chair-
terviewer.
man."
'
When
he
found
out
that
I
I'm
not
ordinarily
keen
on
in-
have
lived
for
many
years
on
terviewing
peers,
myself.
Bu.
the
Pacific
coast,
he
began
U)
'
whon
I
looked
up
the
record
and
quiz
me
about
the
extent
of
the
:
found
that
Viscount
Stansgale
Russian
penetration
there
haji;
is
just
a
new
name
for
the
old-
a
couple
of
hundred
ye.irs
aco.
itime
Liberal
later
Labor
MP,
I
was
able
to
tell
him
that
Uv;
I
decided
to
ask
for
an
inter-
Russians
had,
in
fact,
establish-view,
'
which
was
readily
granted,
ed
themselves
far
south
of
when
l
o0o
Vancouver
now
Elands
had,
;n
'
LORD
AND
LADY
Stansgate
fact,
field
a
firm
foothold
near
live
at
40
Millbank,
which
is
jusi,
what
is
now
San
Francisro.
a
lew
stone-throws
from
Parlia-
But
1
soon
brought
the
-o..-ment.
Their
London
home
over-
versation
around
to
the
recent
looks
the
Thames
and
is
an
un-
meetings
and
to
the
now-fanwi
;
pretentious
yellow
brink,
two-
debate
In
the
Oxford
"Union,
storey
affair
one
of
a
long,
where
no
less
than
three
of
tli"
solid
row
of
such.
Wedgwood-Benns
took
part
I
A
cheerful
maid
opened
the
Lord
Stansgate
and
his
su.i
door
and,
before
I
had
time
to
David
upholding
the
resolution
take
off
my
coat,
a
friendly
oM
that
British
policy
should
sta
Tacked
in
.C."
'ii
Sunny
Yellow
Margarine
In
2
minutes
flat1.
That's
why
yu
.
say
this
NEW
M'
to
ay
wckfui-t
Yellow
Ouik
Bin
Urmf
Pr
th
tutlM...
I
JjUt
IKHliy
11
IS
Jslllipic
iiiuuju
mill
-.
."-.,t
sort
of
a
satisfactory
agreement
should
be
reached
to
meet
the
desired
end.
-
'
The
principal
aim
is
to
so
time
the
fishing
sea-son4.hat
cerUilf.halibut
grounds
may
be
fished
that
lh
bog
counttrw"
rz.
it
yellow
ready
k
J
No
maity
mixing
hwk
n
dithot
la
wath
.
.
.
no
timo
or
margwiiwl
Itw
are
not
neingroijicaj.
now
Because
unuer
uie
e.ist-ing'arrangement
tnere
is
one
grand
rush
immedi
If.
Blu
Ronrwl
in
Hi
oimim
Yellow
Quid
bag
I
gentleman
called
cheerily
down
being
so
subservient
-to
Lijnt
of
the
stairs.
Seeing
that
I
am
the
U.S.A.
anc
another
sort
J
now
physically
a
bit
of
an
old
crock,
a
Labor
MP)
arguing
on
the
he
diplomatically
suggested
that
other
side
that
Attlee
had
al-I
might
prefer
not
to
climb
the
ready
done
a
fair
Job
of
re-es-stairs.
But
experience
has
taught
tablishing
British
independence
me
that
the
English
rarely
heat
from
U.S.
over-domination,;"-more
than
one
room
in
the
The
vote,
incidentally.
was
ately
after
the"
opening
of
the
season
ana
the
quota
is
exhausted
and
the
fishing
closed
before
these
fish
established-a
-a
separate
run
have
reached
the
banks
concerned.
Now
a
ejj)fitjenee
board
at
Seattle
has
come
up'
VI
!
n
house,
so
l
plumped
lor
upstairs,
bdoui
auu
uj
-jd
uiai
i,-
j.
inere
was
a
bright
coal
fire
split
almost
exactly
even
as
to
glowing
in
the
fireplace
and
His
whether
or
not
Britain
was
or
VEGETABLE
SOUP
vim
:
with
the
suggestion
that
the
object
of
lengthening
?
mrs,m
lordship
served
coffee
while
we
was
not
loo
KuD.servieui,.
rv
-i
rr
1
m4
I
the
season
miahtbe
more
efficaciously
effected
by
chatted
in
the
plainly
but
com-
.
.
I
i
m
4.
.1..
Tk.l..f
forl.ihlv
furnished
room
On
the
Thls
Is
the
first
oi
two
artlrif.s
covering
Elmore
Philpott's
fcmarvtow
with
Lord
Stansgate.)
reverting
to
tiiviormer
curiaimieiit
pia".
mt-icu
t
-Arahi
.lnnlfir
YOUR
FAMILY
DESERVES
AYLMER
QUALITY
now
Alse
available
in
regular
style
f.itagf
uith
nUttA
trips
would
be
-staggered
to
lengthen
out
the
season
TRAINING
FOR
LEADERSHIP
n
it
Jinc
rut
I
in
a
til
ornaments,
featuring
camels.
There
was
a
fine
Chinese
screen
in
one
corner.
i
I
studied
Lord
Stansgate
as
he
excused
himself
to
read
a
cable
from
the
Sudan.
He
is
shortish,
and
around
70
years,
of
age,
I
believe,
but
looks
younger.
With
his
close-cropppd
hair,
baby-pink
face,
he
looks
like
a
rather
jolly
edition
of
a
clean-shaven
Santa
Claus
till
you
get
a
good
look
at
his
f
ight-
egal
Printer
One
advantage
of
such
a
curtailment
plan
over
the
split
season
Vofid$e
that
there
would
be
an
orderly
landing
of
f
ih
during
the
summer
without
a
gap
between
two
periods
when
there
would
be
no
fish.
It
would
appear
that
a
sensible
basis
has
now
been
arrived
at
whereby
the
governments
should
be
able
to
give
the
International
Commission
the
avi;
thority
to
at
last
settle
this
long-standing
problem
from
a
biological
standpoint.
The
matter
is
now
up
to
the
Canadian
government,
it
is
stated.
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