W
A
Mexican
Diplomat
Presides
17.IV.
Assembly
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
FHday,
November
30,
1951
i
1
I'll
mi
mini
11
.im.jnuw.irir
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ME
EXPERTS
Saf
.
.
.
CHARMED
BV
I
Intermission,
a
red
rose
corsage
(Continued
from
page
3)
was
presented
to
Mme
Kanazawa
i
by
a
little
Japanese
girl,
also
in
superb.
When
critics
gay
she
does
native
costume
nine-year-old
not
only
act
Madame
Butterfly,
Setsuko
Omori
of
Port
Edward,
but
is
Madame
Butterfly,
they
The
artist
wore
the
corsage
are
right.
In
colorful
Geisha
girl
when
she
emerged
on
the
stage
costume,
she
captured
the
mood
after
intermission
in
a
striking
perfectly,
her
voice
was
always
fusdiia
gown,
sute,
rendering
pathos,
sorrow,'
u
1.-.
.rentes
were
the
Misses
coyness
and
lusty
happiness
in
'
V.argaret
Giske,
Burba
a
Moore,
simple
and
honest
lnterpreta-
Louis'
Wood
ai.d
June
Piket.
"
'
lion.
lnere
was
no
doubt,
though,!
$
3w?
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.
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W
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f
,
!
CITY'OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
BY-LAW
NO
A
HV-I.AW
TO
RAISK
THK
SI
M
OK
ONE
.
HI
NIIKKI
THOl
KM
IIIII
I.AHS
(SUMI.IIIMMMI)
FOR
THK
PIKPONK
OF
K
KCONSTKl
ITIMi
WATK.K
MAINH
AM'
Kt'l
KCTISfi
RKPAIKS
TO
A
ROPOI.I8
MIX
KKHKKVOIK.
WHEREAS
It
Is
deemed
necessary
and
expedient
to
construct
an
eight
Inch
8"I
Cast
Iron
Water
Main,
replacing
the
existing
eight
Inch
(8")
steel
water
main,
tor
a
distance
of
one
thousand
eight
hundred
and
eighty-seven
feet
11.887
ft
p
commencing
at
the
westerly
boundary
of
Jeffery
Street
on
Seventh
Avenue
and
extending
In
a
north
easterly
direction
to
connect
with
the
existing
cast
iron
main:
AND
WHEREAS
the
estimated
cost
of
constructing
Cie
said
water
main
Is
Fifteen
Thousand
Five
Hundred
Dollars
((1S.5O00OI:
AND
WHEREAS
it
is
deemed
necessary
and
expedient
to
construct
a
ilx
Inch
10")
Cast
Iron
Water
Main,
replacing
the
existing
eight
Incb
8")
teel
water
main,
for
a
distance
of
two
thousand
four
hundred
and
twelve
.cut
(3.413
ft
I
commencing
at
a
point
eight
feet
(8
ft.)
east
of
the
westerly
boundary
of
Fulton
Street
and
westerly
along
Fifth
Avenue
West
and
Borden
Street
to
Blggar
Place
and
thence
northerly
on
Blggar
Place
to
connect
with
six
Inch
(6")
Cast
Iron
Water
Main
extension
on
Third
Avenue
West;
AND
WHEREAS
the
estimated
cost
of
constructing
the
said
water
main
Is
Twenty-One
Thousand
Dollars
(21.000.00):
AND
WHEREAS
It
Is
deemed
necessary
and
expedient
to
construct
a
six
Inch
(8")
Cast
Iron
Water
Main,
replacing
the
existing
three
Inch
(3")
urwi
mix
Water
Main
for
a
distance
of
one
thousand
three
hundred
and
that
this
stiiking
personality
with
"t'.ie
voice"
,
iulfllled
her;
promise
Jo
the
public
by
her
-oio
beginning
with
the
sophis-
t
ca,
.d
xcs
Fines
de
Cadiz
'
and
'
tnding
w.th
the
tantalizing,
a!-'
most
naughty
"My
Dear
Mar-
j
quis."
Schubert's
"Ave
Maria"
1
wa-
sung
in
piety
in
the
original!
German
but
a
quick
transforma-
'
Si
A
I
By
KAY
REX)
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
FRICE
BATTLE
ON
Manufacturers
may
look
on
it
as
an
unhappy
omen.
Store-owmers
may
winder
where
their
customers
have
gone.
For
Canadian
women
'-ov-
heenn
dieging
in
on
the
home
front
in
the
battle
against
..mi
Dices.
Initiated
by
one
of
the
leading
women's
organizations,
the
National
Council
of
Women,
this
move
to
combat
high
prices
with
thrift
has
already
received
the
support
of
serious-minded
housewives
in
all
parts
of
the
country.
At
Ottawa
recently
tire
Local
Council
of
Women
was
told
that
a
successful
thrift
compaign
would
be
more
effective
in
curbing
inflation
than
price
controls.
Further,
it
would
save
the
government
the
cost
of
subsidies.
"We
are
not
asking
you
to
stop
a'l
spending."
said
Mrs.
O.
D.
Finlayson,
first
vice-president
of
the
National
Council.
"Just
slow-it
down."
X
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V
tion
was
made
by
her
next
num-cei
in
the
gaiety
of
the
"Amer-
I
I
twelve
feet
(1.312
ft.)
commencing
at
the
Junction
of
Seventeenth
Street
1
ST
-
1
V
lk
I
lean
Lullaby
."
i.er
encore
was
;
la
Jananen
folk
sonir
of
a
re
ligious
litual
on
the
island
of
Matsushima.
1
he
program
ended
fittingly
,
'
',S
!
4
r
and
Atlln
Avenue
and
northerly
on
Seventeenth
btreet
to
uranam
Avenue,
thence
westerly
on
Graham
Avenue
to
a
point
approximately
at
the
centre
line
at
the
Junction
of
Graham
Avenue
and
Van
Arsdol
Street;
AND
WHEREAS
the
estimated
cost
of
constructing
the
said
water
main
is
Nine
Thousand
Five
Hundred
Dollars
((9.500.00);
AND
WHEREAS
It
is
deemed
necessary
and
expedient
to
construct
a
six
Inch
(6")
Cast
Iron
Water
Main,
replacing
the
six
inch
(6")
wood
stave
water
main,
lor
a
distance
of
nine
hundred
and
thirty-four
feet
(934
ft.)
commencing
at
a
point
on
Fourth
Avenue
East
approximately
eighty-four
feet
(84
ft
)
east
of
the
easterly
boundary
of
McBride
Street,
and
Easterly
ou
Fourth
Avenue
East
to
a
point
approximately
opposite
the
boundary
line
between
Lou
Forty
(40)
and
Forty-one
(411.
Block
"I,"
Section
Six
(6);
AND
WHEREAS
the
estimated
cost
of
constructing
the
said
water
main
Is
Seven
Thousand
Five
Hundred
Dollars
(7
.500.00);
AND
WHEREAS
It
Isdeemed
necessary
and
expedience
to
construct
a
two
inch
water
main,
replacing
the
present
one
Inch
(1")
and
one
and
one-half
Inch
(IV)
water
mains
for
a
distance
of
one
thousand
and
four
feet
(1
004
ft)
commencing
at
a
point
opposite
the
centre
line
of
Lot
Twenty-
ana
to
much
enjo
merit
01
me
audience
with
duo
selections
from
popular
musicals,
such
as
Jerome
Kern
's
"Showboat,"
and
"Rubena"
and
Romberg
s
"New
Moon."
Here
Mme.
Kanazawa
and
Mr.
Curzl
teamed
up
to
give
their
brst
in
duct
with
familiar
"Only
Make
Believe,"
"One
Kiss,"
and
"Smoke
Gets
In
Your
Eyes,"
ending
with
Lehar's
"In
Marsovia"
(fiom
"Meiry
Widow"),
and
the
rollicking
"Street
Song"
from
"
UHf
I
Ehe
said
women
must
learn
to
two
(221.
Block
"G."
Section
Seven
(71.
and
westerly
on
uvenoos
oireri.
id
cuf
ou
tne
non-essentials,
defer
line
of
Lot
Forty-six
(46),
B)ock
"O.
Section
the
centre
i
pomt
opposite
repiacements
as
long
as
possible,
"and
WHEREAS
the
estimated
cost
of
constructing
the
said
water
main
and
give
careful
thought
to
their
is
Seven
Thousand
Dollars
(7.ooo.oo);
needs,
rather
than
their
wants.
AND
WHEREAS
It
is
deemed
necessary
and
expedient
to
construct
a
lx
Inch
8")
wood
stave
water
main,
replacing
In
part
the
existing
six
tAl,
JOINS
men
(8"
wood
stave
water
main
for
a
distance
of
one
thousand
five
rj.ne
J2
000-member
Canadian
feet
ft.)
commencing
at
the
existing
inch
.
,
'
mndred
and
twenty
(1.520
fix
Association
,
f
OI
f
rnsumers
consumers
has
nas
6")
cast
Iron
water
main
at
a
point
opposite
the
lane
between
Blocks
Forty
0)
and
Forty
one
(41),
Section
Five
(51
on
Ninth
Avenue
West,
and
lent
its
support
to
the
campaign.
Ii
utherly
across
Lot
Two
Hundred
and
Fifty-one
(251)
and
up
Mount
jn
the
latest
issue
of
the
C
A
C.
:.dfieid
to
the
lower
dam;
bulletin
readers
are
urged
to
"Naughty
Marietta
as
an
encore.
Following
the
presentation
of
"Madame
Butterfly."
just
before
..
if
1
AND
WHEREAS
the
estimated
cost
of
constructing
me
sam
water
main
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MEXICAN
DIPLOMAT
PRESIDES
UN
ASSEMBLY
The
Sixth
regular
Session
of
the
United
Nations
General
Assembly
opened
in
Paris
on
November
6
and
Dr.
Luis
Padilla
Nervo,
Permanent
Representative
of
Mexico
to
U
N.,
was
elected
its
President.
Here,
Dr.
Padilla
Neivo
takes
up
the
gavel,
symbol
of
his
Presidency.
buy
the
best
quality,
at
the
best
price.
!
I
The
C.A.C.
also
gently
chides
women
buyers
for
chasing
bar-'
gains.
"No
purchase
is
a
bargain
if
we
really
do
not
need
it,"
it
says.
I
Finally,
the
bulletin
introduces
a
few
economical
recipes
as
one
s
Nine
Thousand
Five
Hundred
Dollars
(9.500.00);
AND
WHEREAS
It
Is
deemed
necessary
and
expedient
to
construct
a
3ix
nch
18")
Cast
Iron
Water
Main
to
replace
the
existing
three
inch
(3")
.ood
stave
water
main
lor
a
distance
of
three
thousand
two
hundred
and
uur
feet
(3.-04
ft.),
commencing
at
a
point
approximately
at
tne
centre
laes
at
the
Junction
of
Graham
Avenue
and
Van
Arsdol
Street
and
westeny
ii
Graham
Avenue
to
a
point
fliteen
feet
(15
ft.)
south
of
the
boundary
..e
between
Water.ront
block
"U,"
and
thence
westerly
and
parallel
to
this
'January
line
to
a
point
opposite
the
western
boundary
line
ol
tne
Prince
upert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Association's
Plant
at
Falrvlew
Bay;
AND
WhEREAS
the
estimated
cost
of
constructing
the
said
water
:
i.tn
Is
Ten
Thousand
Dollars
(tlO.000.00)
;
Local
a
Series
of
Social
Evenings
Planned
A
series
of
social
evenings
for
1951-52
season
Has
been
planned
by
a
Joint
entertainment
committee
of
Oddfellows
and
Rebekah
lodges,
first
to
be
held
next
Tuesday
in
the
form
of
u
cribbage
and
whist
drive.
The
committee
announced
today
that
the
socials
would
be
held
monthly
and
would
Include
sucM
formal
occasions
as
tlio
two
lodges'
joint
birthday,
roll
call
and
memorial
celebrations.
n
practical
way
the
housewife
can
AND
WHEREAS
it
Is
deemed
necessary
and
expedient
to
repair
and
nrnrttrp
Vhnt
It
nrpnehp!
d
PERSONAL
Mrs.
John
Cloarec
is
home
from
the
hospital
in
ReRlna.
She
Is
recuperating
nicely
after
her
operation.
,f:'
1
j
J)nsta(fati
..abllltate
the
reservoir
on
Acropolis
Hill,
as
per
specifications
as
recom-nded
by
Mr.
W.
R.Bonnycastle.
Consulting
Engineer;
I
PEANl'T-STl'FFF.D
PEPPER'S
AND
WHEREAS
tne
estimated
cost
of
repairs
and
rehabilitating
the
,
..
U
reservoir
Is
Twenty
Thousand
Dollars
(20.000.001;
I
Ingredients:
six
green
peppers,
AiiLi
Vvx-.ErtEAS
It
Is
aecmed
expedient
that
the
cost
of
the
said
repairs
one
tablespoon
melted
fat,
one-
the
reservoir
and
replacement
ol
water
mains
should
be
a
charge
against
half
Cup
uncooked
rice,
one-half
minced
onion,
olTJ-half
ANU
WKLK2AS
the
above
estimated
cost
of
the
aforesaid
projects
have
CUP
cup
i
en
approved
by
the
said
municipal
Council,
subject
to
a
b,-iaw
to
raise
chopped
celery,
1
','2
teaspoons
;
wav
of
a
loan
the
required
amount
of
One
Hundred
Thousand
Dollars
salt,
one
CUO
water,
two
cups
M00.000.oo),
receiving
the
assent
of
the
Electors;
cooked
or
canned
tomatoes
wUh
..t
..
..ii....jAS
u
u
deemed
desirable
and
expedient
to
borrow
the
(..I-.
-hn-oj
t,itrf
u
of
one
Hundred
Thousand
Dollars
18IOO.OOOOOO1.
which
Is
the
amount
JulLe'
one
cllP
cnoppea
sailed
.
t.ie
debt
which
Is
Intended
to
be
created
by
this
by-law:
peanuts,
crumbs
mixed
with
AND
WHEREAS
the
amount
of
the
assessed
value
of
the
taxable
land
melted
fa
(to
sprinkle
over
the
on
!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ralph
Chorney,
!
Aggregate
prizes
for
card
tour-w
th
Utile
Bonnie
and
Marilyn
naments
will
be
given
at
end
of
of
Dumas,
Saskatchewan,
have
season
K-'!V!
j
.
Zrtt
'
The
(pul.luu.ihi
0r,MaUsul.
I
1
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"'
'
I
J0
'
l-.:lho)
IM.
'
(herein
Ollll
coiin-
cu
'o
.s;e.
:l
:ne
wu-
top
of
the
stuffed
peppers.)
Kris
Soremtii
cclcV
raU.il
h'.?
fifllolK
KirlhrlT.,
nil
Wrrl
iMV
Committee
members
are
Mrs.
L.
Brain,
Mrs.
W.
A.
MeLenn,
Mrs.
J.
Delorme,
Miss
Betty
Hood,
Fred
Green,
Charles
Vler.3
and
Joe
Delerme.
:
1
ii
improvements
witnin
tne
Municipality
according
to
the
last
revised
:.ssment
Roll,
being
the
Assessment
Roll
for
the
year
1951,
is
Eight
I
lllon
Seven
Hundred
and
Eighty-three
Thousand,
One
hundred
anu
'..iiy-su
Lollars
ita.183.ixe.00i;
.
AiD
Wi.LREAS
It
wilt
be
necessary
to
raise
for
the
payment
of
the
!
Kr.mo
fif
his
fr
lnrU
nnH
nni(.li-
Prepare
peppers
by
cutting
off
stems
and
removing
seeds.
Cook
VJ-',
bor-
were
in
during
the
evening.
'
.
'f
j
,
,
If'"";
t
-
'"
"""
'"'
Mr.
U.kwI
"ScrUnd-.
J
,
f
if
tll..wt.,ulhtk.
kuU
.
1
Tl
;,.,(
.
1
Oriul.
V
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t
"
'$34.75
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oiS
A
Joint
installation
of
Prince
;
Rupert
Elks
and
Order
of
the'
Stan
Warren
and
Art
Patter-Royal
Purple
Lodge
was
con-
s"n
of
Vancouver
have
be-n
vis-ducted
at
the
Legion
Audi-
""''
at
theuncl)
of
Mr.
and
torium
kr
Barr.ell.
They'
did
some
,
water.
Makj
stuffing
by
combining
in
frying-pan
melted
fat,
rice,
j
onion,
celery
and
sa
t.
Add
water
Is'owly
as
mixture
begins
to
cook.
.Cover
pan
and
simmer
five
to
10
Coil
363
FOR
BETTER
.
.
.
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
In
charge
of
the
ritbal
were
nununfe.
but
v.e
e
unsucc.'ssful.
i
Mi:!:
i
ttninfrt
t"
jrwfi"Vifif
.
.Ultil,
tf(lti.
vprnon
Tav
fir
ritstri't
rienutv
minutes.
Add
tomatoes
and
juice
$33.75
grand
exalted
ruler,
of
Burns
LaKe,
and
Mis.
M.
Robertson,
and
simmer
10
minutes
longer
until
lice
is
almos'
done.
Add
mi.
aiiu
iviia.
nnuy
ui;uaiu
il.e
leaving
this
evening
for
Vancouver
where
thev
will
attend
th?
marriage
of
their
daughter
to
Leslie
Ronald
Kelper
of
yal
more
liquid
if
needed,
then
stir
fepsty
supreme
honored
r
ir
'he
chopped
peanuts.
,
t
lal''
.'
v,anojiver
'
'
.sective
years,
the
amount
as
follows;
1
War
I'rlnclpiil
luterit
Totnl
4
195J
'i.260.00
13.250.00
1
11)53
(8.000.00
4.432
50
7.432.50
i
'
'
1954
3.000.00
4,287.50'
7.287.50
'
1S55
3.500.00
4.151.25
7,651.25
ff
-J
156
3.500.00
3.993
75
7.493.75
'
1957
3.500.00
S.KM.'6
7.336.25
V.."
1953
4.500.00
3.656.25
8,156.25
1869
4.400.00
3.453.75
7.B53.75
,,
1160
4.5J0
00
3.251.i5
7,'i51.25
-
1861
600000
3.03750
8.037
50
1
'
j
1962
6.000
00
2.812
50
7,812
50
.,
'
1963
5
000
00
2.567
50
7.587
50
t
1964
5.500
00
2.351
25
7.851
25
".
'
1965
5.500.00
2.103.
5
7.603
75
'
'ft
1966
6.000.00
1.B45
00
7,845.00
.
196
1
6.000.00
1.675.00
7.575
00
'VS,
1968
6.000.O0
1.305.00
7.306.00
',
1969
6.U00.U0
1,035.00
7.035
00
HI,'
1970
6.500.00
753.75
7.253.75
''
1971
6.500.00
461.25
6.961.2S
.
,,
1972
7.000.00
157.50
7.157.50
";'
jj'f
"V
tlOO.000
00
t53.347.50
tl53,347.50
Of
the
18
chartered
mcmons
JVt'
File
the'
this
stuffing
into
of
the
Royal
Purple
instituted
U
i
-irpellent.
na-mit
fin
k
,
lccr
hinJ.
lunnfiom
luj,
.liurtprMl,
crvul
)iuNk
rtiow
(,
Mcci
iMtk.
Lxpftruiuo
bfKErtct.
$63.50
peppers
ana
s?r.
,nem
upngnt
:n
Wednesday
nr
lit
by
Mr?.
RVj-
a
pan.
Muffin-tins
are
useful
if
ert.son,
the
foilowin-
executive
they
won't
Ptand
upright,
members
were
Instai.ed:
Sp.inkl.
crumbs
on
top
of
each
M
s
j
Anderson,
honorPtl
pepper
and
put
a
little
hot
water
.
:
.
l
M
Mcintvre
m
the
tin
with
each
pepper.
Bake
,L
J
E.
Musto
of
British
Columbia
Hospital
Insurance
Service
w
is
In
the
city
Wednesday
on
his
way
to
Terrace
on
business
Ir.
connection
with
the
transfer
ol
the
Red
Cross
hosnital
trier
t-.
30
to
40
minutes.
net
Hull,
royal
lady
Pick,
leadiii1'
lady;
$47J0
mis.
viliui
tne
conmumty
of
Trrace
Mrs.
Art
Mr.i.
T.
A.
Mrs.
J.
L.
Parent
returned
on'
THRIFT
HINTS
Murray,
chaplain;
Newspaper
can
be
used
for
Mosley,
secretary;
AND
WHEREAS
it
will
be
necessary
to
provide
during
the
currency
of
the
debentures
authorized
by
this
by-law
for
payment
of
the
debt
and
for
payment
ol
Interest
in
the
respective
years,
the
amounts
as
set
out
in
Section
j'We
(5)
hereof:
jviro.
.
j.
r
nc
OeurK?
Wednesday
Mrs.
M.:l
after
a
six
weeks'
holiday
in
)
a
kindling.
A
sheH
of
newspaper
Gurvich,
treaurer;
li
iwortiJ
the
Municipal
Council
of
th
city
of
Prince
Rupert,
ta
rolled
im
tiRhtlv
from
CO'
ner
to
HolKe.stad,
pianist;
Alii.
Dou.;
Ante
es
and
points
in
th-
south.
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
SL
THESE
AND
OTHER
LOVELY
"SEELAND"
WATCHo
IN
HANDSOME
GIFT
BOXES
Priui
frem
Ji.50
I
$75.00
AT
LEADING
JEWELLERY
STOKB
open
meeting
wmoied.
enacia
as
follows:
!,nm0,
cuird:
..
fhon
t,ic
ielun.
inner
,.irs
Hjp-
l,
Tiiat
lor
the
purpose
and
with
the
object
aforesaid
there
shall
be
,
.
.
"
v",v-"
141
"l
'J
.
.
,r,
,,.H.
rowcu
upon
the
crcaii
ol
tnu
inuinciaity
o-ujci-v
vo
t.n-
u.m.hh
i,.
a
better
fire-lighter
than
kind-
ms-
gaaia,
iviis.
-
er.joved
a
reunion
with
a
brother
who
has
sine
pone
to
New
Zealand
and
Australia.
borrow
let.u.naul-Governor
hi
Council
given
upon
tae
recommendation
of
the
ling
wood
Three
or
four
Wilt
Ward,
conductress;
Mis.
U,
1HI
..luljLcr
Oi
tnuniclpai
Allairs
oi
t.ic
rovl..cu
ol
drlllsn
lOiuiuulu
puid
lent
an
onen
fire
nr
Itltrhpn
man,
aijuKlan;
Mr.5.
LMl
LIMITrD
.
ilern
&
(
oiilrat
torn
Clapp,
Mrs.
Eric
Janseu
and
Mt
tc.
Itn!
IGHN
BULGER,
LTD.,
Jewellers
Gordon
Root,
public
relations
officer
for
Columbia
C"iiulose
Co.
passed
fhroiii-h
the
city
on
Wednesday
on
his
wav
to
Tor-
j,
Ajjjcadi;,
tru.)tee.j.
Mrs.
Rotcrtson
presented
tlr
lod'e
with
a
ceremonal
refjaiii
vj
Lie
"olty
ol
Prince
Rupert
Refunding
Act
1935,"
the
sum
of
Ons
liundred
Tnouand
Dolt&rs
(IOU,ouu.ou
)
aiiu
ueOcitarco
anan
ue
no.-.
biieieiur
In
deiioiiiinatuons
of
not
less
than
One
Hundred
Dollars
(100.00)
and
ail
such
ueuciitarus
snail
be
scaled
with
the
seal
of
the
City
and
signed
Ijy
the
A.avor
and
Treasurer.
i.
The
said
debentures
snail
be
dated
the
first
day
of
June
1952
and
shall
be
payable
as
follows:
on
the
first
day
of
June
1953
13.000.00
on
tne
ltr.it
aay
oi
June
lwb
3.O00
0O
On
tne
first
day
of
June
1955
3,500.00
On
the
first
day
of
June
1958
3.500
00
ana
sno.te
of
tne
be.ievo
er.t
laCe
where
he
will
attend
the
work
of
the
E1.--S
and
tae
n
ceremony
lonint
oi
trariMer-rin?
the
Red
Cross
outpost
hospital
to
the
community
of
Terrace,
i
Finally,
don't
use
up
thoss
fruit
baskets
for
kindling.
Sell
them
back
tc
your
fruit
store.
Rotarians
Get
Census
Request
A
city
request
for
assistance
in
sT7
.fi
S
E
elated
women's
lodge.
ia.i..
wore
corsages
of
white
chrysanthemums
and
purple
r.b'oon,
given
to
them
by
tne
Elks.
ELKS
Assisting
Mr.
Taylor
In
th?
EIks'
officers
installation
;t;:c-
on
tne
first
day
of
June
1957
3,500.00
On
the
first
day
of
June
1958
4.500
00
on
the
first
day
ol
June
1959
,
4.600.00
On
the
first
aay
of
June
1960
4.500.00
6.000
00
On
the
first
Qi.y
of
June
1961
E'trrv
M.
Craig,
representative
of
the
North
Pacifk:
Shipping
Agency,
J.
Mitchell,
superintendent
of
the
Canadian
nievriorun
o.
Ltd.,
and
Hector
Perry,
whose
company
had
lh
loading
contract,
sailed
last
pit
lit
bv
the
Pr
ii-e
Geoi.-p
nn
their
return
to
Vancouver
after
r
K
ing
been
here
in
connection
with
the
I
;ariin
of
the
grain
shi
)
Kiyckawa
Maru.
On
the
first
uay
o.
June
196J
ou
tne
first
day
of
June
1903
on
tne
u.!,
uuy
oi
.juiie
ioi
On
tne
InsL
uuy
of
June
1:165
On
tne
lllot
i.ay
ol
Ju.ie
19ob
lu
the
llr.st
u.iy
ol
June
19ti7
On
the
first
Uay
ol
June
196a
On
the
first
cay
of
June
1969
on
the
first
t.ay
of
June
19
10
On
the
first
day
of
June
1971
Ou
the
llrst
of
June
19
12
6
.000
UO
5.000.00
tt.OOJ.UO
5.500.U0
b.'JOO.UO
b.000.00
6.000.00
6.000
00
6.OO0.00
6.500.00
'l.'JOU.UO
another
cenrus
survey
was
re-
mony
was
Gordon
fuimall,
a.,-,o
f
erred
by
Rotarians
at
luncheon
0f
the
burns
Lake
loae.
O'
.-yesterday
to
directors.
GeorE?
cers
in:lalieu
were:
Ait
mui.h
,
Mitchell
said
it
looked
like
a
big
exalted
ruiti;
trie
fcpe.i,
l.y.u
job
and
thought
directors
should
knight;
J:ime3
Bitmiitr,
leaJ.n;
Code
on
it.
knight;
David
Stone,
lectu.m,
1
(
i-
Norton
Youngs
said
a
knight;
Don
Scherk,
chapiaia;
j'name"
census
might
reveal
Nick
Pavilik
s
histniian:
Vp.-i
The
said
debentures
shall
be
payable
both
to
principal
and
"Olllte
a
few"
nermlh
hurl
nnl
i
j.
,.onual.
in
the
City
ol
K.ontrcal,
In
the
Province
of
Quebec;
li
the
City
,
"
C0UnU!(J-
l
0lhn
Bervico
MXlellan,
tylcr;
S.
J.
A-IUCSU,.
f
Toronto,
in
the
Hroiiice
oi
Ontario:
in
the
city
oi
Winnipeg,
in
tnu
cluts
supported
a
re-counting,
secretary;
Mika
Budnuch,
tieas-
oviiicc
oi
iwanltob.i;
m
the
Cities
of
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Prince
he
thought
Rotarians
shnnlrl
,,t'
r,o
.,.,.,.;,.
l-,i
vupert.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia.
.
"t'iJ-
Martin,
pianist:
N
N.
ourrtn.
X
11C
BAIU
UtUCUllirUS
Snail
nVR
RURPnHI
t
tho.n
l.n,,n..n.
11...
.
.
.
.
1
1
,
payment
ol
Interest
at
the
rate
oi
four
and
one-half
per
centum
141
7)
per
,
ounKs
als0
reported
that
Victor
Pick
and
Eddie
Clapp,
.nnuiii
payao.e
haif-ycany
on
tne
ln..t
uay
oi
IX-ctinoer
and
the
il.st
uny
a
variCty
concert
in
ajd
of
Can-
trustees.
.1
June
in
eacn
year
during
the
currency
thereof
and
the
signatures
of
the
aae.
s
blind,
would
be
held
De-
Refreshments
were
served
by
a
r.nmniit.t.pr
nf
ivir
C.ann
.
nlnted
vu,ur
nu
neasurcr
wj
uiu
saw
coupons
may
be
either
wiltten.
stamped,
cember
9
in
the
evening.
1
yteaafjm
V
or
lithographed
I
&
TVi-
ohnli
,
1.....J
Guests
at
the
luncheon
were
ap-.ers
and
'ihjmis'
UenUy.
u.
nine
oiian
ue
ilvicu
ailQ
TSlsefl
flllrlnir
Ihn
f.,i,i..
11
.ii
John
Bowson,
Gordon
Tod,
Dave
.ebenturos
by
rate
sulnclent
therefor
over
anrl
Hhnvp
all
nih
t
ilirara
Walked
all
.he
rateable
land
or
land
and
Improvements
within
the
municipality
for
lie
Radford,
and
E'
nle
Carswell
)ayment
of
the
debt
and
for
the
payment
of
the
Interest
In
the
resiectlve
of
Vancouver.
I
p
d.vorco
nas
been
g
antou
1
1
i
Vancouver
to
Loiiame
l.uml.ia
K.'.rcicr
of
New
Westminster.
!
from
A
ex'indfr
Thomas
Mcrclcr
oi
South
Hazclton.
Classified
Ads
Pay
Special
it,
ear
1952
1953
1964
1965
'
1966
1957
1
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
i
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
City
of
Prince
Rupert
only
In
the
event
that
this
by-law
bcln?
submltto;!
to
the
electors
of
the
Municipality
and
receiving
votes
In
favour
thercjl
not
less
than
three-fifths
of
the
aggregate
valid
votes
polled
In
the
Municipality.
7.
This
by-law
shall
be
cited
for
all
purposes
as
"Water
Rehabl
ltatio.i
By-law
1951,"
Read
a
first
time
the
16th
dny
of
November
AD
1051.
Read
a
second
time
the
16th
day
of
November
A
D.
1951.
Read
a
third
time
the
22nd
day
of
November
A
D.
1951.
Received
the
assent
of
the
electors
the
day
of
1931.
Reconsidered,
finally
pased
and
adopted
the
day
of
1951.
.
I'riiulpul
M.000.00
3.000
00
3.500
00
3.500.00
3.500
00
4.
500.00
4.500
00
4.500
00
6.ooo!oo
5
,000
00
6,000
00
6,500
00
6.500
00
8,000
00
8.0OO.O0
6.000
00
8.000
00
6.500
00
6.500
00
7,000.00
I10O.OOO00
I
liferent
Totul
2.250.00
$2,250.00
4.4:12.50
7,43250
4.297.50
7.297
50
4.151.25
7.661
25
3.993.75
7.493.75
3.83626
7.33625
3.65625
8.15825
3.453
75
7.953
75
3.251
25
7.761
25
3.037
50
8.037.50
2.812
50
7.812
50
2.587
50
7.587
50
2.361.25
7.861.25
2.103
75
7.80375
1.845
00
7.845.00
1.575
00
7.675
00
1.305
00
7.305
00
1,035
00
7.035
00
753.75
7.253.75
461.25
"
6.96125
167.50
7.167.50
53,347.50
1153.347.50
VANCOt'Vr.K
Vir
l
mo
i
C
o-iii,
mi
3
p..n
DcecnV.'er
9
and
3
anioiiun
Mi'!nieht.
December
2,
16
and
30
Tuisdiiv.
12
Noon
Camosun
illl'f
K1.
-IKWHttl'
A.N'K
FORT
I"l'SON
Sunday,
Camosun,
II
pm.
ytut
vi'i-'i
it
ii
i.
ni
Mti
oTTK
rsi
is
Dcemher
7
and
21
ss.
Coquitlam
midnight
('Oil
.MH'TII
Ol
nt
niARLOTTE
ISLANDS
sc.
Ccquillam
November
30,
Doc.
14
and
28
midnight
nt.ANK
J.
SRINM
K
Priner
Rupert
Agent
Third
Aven'ie
Phone
588
CANADIAN
WHISKY
Mayor
City
Clerk
Take
notice
that
the
above
is
a
true
copy
of
the
proposed
by-law
upon
which
the
vote
of
the
municipality
will
be
taken
at"
the
Civic
Centre,
corner
of
McBride
Street
anct
Second
Avenue,
from
8
a.m.
to
8
p.m
on
Thursday,
December
13th,
1951.
.
R.
W.
LONG,
City
Clerk.
Control
n'
This
adverlisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tlic
Liquor
Govrrnmciil
of
British
Columbia.
6.
This
by-law
shall
come
into
effect
and
shall
be
binding
upon
the
i