1
Prince
Ruperr
Doiiy
mc3
Fiklay,
May
18,
1951
6L0NDIE
Expensive
Sightseeing
By
CHIC
YOUNG
Glen
Millar
had
to
be
taken
to
Burns
Lake
for
medical
car?
News
From
when
he
received
a
bad
cut
.m
the
back
of
his
head.
His
brother
l-r
JT?.
SUCH
A
NICECAV
?
HAT
1
cSSlONtI
PfSlST.
T
P
DO
VOL)
1
"l
v
BUT
YOU
was
cutting
firewood-
and
Glen
KEPT
ME
I
J
SAID
-rtXl
FRANCOIS
s.
MIND
UNTIL
T.W
.
i
backed
up
behin'
him
and
lit.
eirk
TO
WATCH
THE
WlTj-
7$$
PlON'T
I
FOUNP
IT
?4f7?h
LAKE
caught
the
axe
as
it
came
back.
HOUC?
HflLr
f'T.
WAITING
COSTING
)
1
.
Those
who
went
to
e
"H
m
s
mtmi
wm
wan.
m
mm
cents
MINUTE
a
rtrR
K
Pinafore"
by
the
Burns
Lak?
Ea:-I
Deeder
recently
old
a
ole
Club
thoroughly
enfoyed
13-month-old
polled
Hereford
tne
show.
"
Ik-v'l
II
1
V.'."
r
J
I
a-tL..
Mtr'
l.mmm
r
bull
calf
to
W.
F.
Barnett,
North
1
Bulkley,
for
$800.
It
wa
ired
by
'
Mary
Jane
Shaffer
has
mv.v-tne
imported
glre
Banner
Dom-
ered
from
an
attack
of
scarle'
rill
A
I
ITV
TP
A
x
lno
93rd.
Believing
in
quality
fever
and
there
have
been
no
UUHLIII
ICA
I
rather
than
quantity,
the
Echo
further
outbreaks.
Several
have
JET
Valley
Hereford
herd
is
mil
large
measles
and
there
a
-e
still
a
J'W
yy
.
.
'-.jf
f
Cmt
fl'.T.
K.fl
I
.-rf.i-i
ff.iiflc.
tlW
.
IJi
rt-n;-,t
L
MODERATELY
but
the
qualky
U
certainly
leav
few
ea.sH
of
chickenpox.
PRICED!
ing
nuie
to
be
deired.
.....
,;.
tin
ft
654
The
roads,
which
had
been
quite
good
until
recently,
all
at
once
started
to
droo
out
In
places
and
on
Monday
evenln
an
neavy
traffic
was
stopped
from
Francois
Lake
Landing
to
iinAMiMnt
ii
no
pubitttd
ditpUytd
by
Burns
Lake.
'
La
CoioJ
Bw4
by
th
Govf
mms
Earl
Hanke
is
home
again
af-Jter
spending
mo:e
than
a
week
in
Prince
Rupert
on
Jury
duty.
Mrs.
Hanke
went
with
him.
The
rain
was
welcome
when
It
first
arrived
as
tii-
ground
was
very
dry
but
Ihe-e
hah
m
?n
loo
much
now
and
mo-;
f.ry
weather
would
be
welcomed.
I-
II
,
A
Shower
jor
BrhLLt
Serve
Canada
in
the
M
Front
.
Lines-
of
Freedom"
WITH
THE
EXPANDING
CANADIAN
ARMY
NOW
BEING
RAISED
EMBODYING
FAMOUS
REGIMENTS
OF
THE
RESERVE
FORCE
'
Famous
Reserve
Force
Units
from
all
parts
of
Canada
will
be
represented
in
the
27th
Canadian
Infantry
Brigade
Group.
Companies,
batteries,
squadrons
or
troops,
are
being
raised
by
the
following
Reserve
Force
Units
in
your
area:
The
home
of
Mrs.
Yet
Win?.
Mclntyre
Block,
was
the
scene
ol
a
delightful
miscellaneous
show
er
in
honor
of
Miss
Basic
Tym
chuk
whose
marriage
to
Jaim
MODERN
Laurie
will
take
place
May
31
PLUMBING
Games
were
played
and
buff;-t
lefreshments
were
served.
Many
wautiful
gifts
were
presented
to
the
bride-elect
who
was
seated
.s
a
wiic
investment,
in
frmsof
family
health
and
Imnie
economy.
,
Call
Blue
846
pi
iiup.ikir:
In
a
specially
decorated
chair.
Those
present,
besides
th.;
hostess,
were
Mrs.
Don
Cla'k
Mrs.
Henry
Flegen,
Mrs.
C.
Kur-ulok.
Mrs.
Ed
Davis,
M-s.
N
Kingerskl,
Mrs.
M.
Faulkner,
Mrs.
Henry
Montesann,
Mrs.
K.
McVety,
Mrs.
L.
Stlwick,
Miss
gAANIcH
Helen
Toporwaski,
Miss
Esther
Jarvls,
Miss
Ma;aret
Macdon-
nr.
a
i
iino
ald
and
Mrs.
D.
Stubbert.
The
Seaforth
Highlanders
of
Canada
Vancouver,
B.C.
The
British
Columbia
Regiment
(Duke
of
Con-naught's
Own),
Royal
Canadian
Armoured
Corps
.
Vancouver,
B.C..
NEW
!
EXCITING
!
STRiKINGLY
BEAUTIFUL!
The
British
Columbia
Dragoons,
Armoured
Corps
.
Royal
Canadian
Vernon,
B.C.
The
Canadian
Scottish
Regiment
(Princess
Mary's)
......
Victoria,
B.C.
Stewart
Repairs
Its
Sidewalks
STEWART
The
Village
Com-nifsioners
are
having
extensivi
pairs
made
to
the
wooden
side
taiU
in
and
around
the
villain
renders
hum
been
askl
for
on'
:housand'yards
of
yiavol
lof
th'
streets.
A
move
is
being
madi
his
year
to
gradually
do
awa;
vith
the
wood-.:n
sidewalks
aiu
rplare
them
with
hard
surfar-nf.
Cement
walks
have
alread
)een
constructed
on
the
nortl
side
of
thr
main
street
but
the.
mo
not
proved
as
satisfactory
is
was
anticipated.
The
inten
,ion,
in
the
future,
is
to
havt
.in
asphaltic
mixture
which,
ii
is
hoped,
will
be
more
permanent
FORD'S
mi,
Built
CONSUL
See
it
soon
at
SIGNALS:
Men
from
training
regiments
and
squadrons
of
all
Commands.
RCEME:
Men
from
technical
regiments
and
squadrons
of
all
Commands.
SERVICE
CORPSt
Men
from
RCASC
units
all
Commands.
DENTAL
CORPSt
of
Men
from
RCDC
units
of
all
Commands.
!
i
P.
"V
fob
Parker
Ltd
Mother:
"Where
have
you
Each
Armoured
and
Infantry
unit
designated
will
retain
its
name
and
insignia
in
this
new
Active
Force
Brigade
Group
:CAEKl--ZilBE
WADIffE
KIGOS
.
been
until
three
o'clock
in
the
morning?"
Daughter:
"Walking,
mother.'
MONAItt
II
DEALERS
Piiiice
Kiipcrl,
B.C.
Mother:
"For
goodness
sake!'
Daughter:
"Yes,
mother!"
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1
ENROLLMENT
STANDARDS:
CONDITIONS
OF
SERVICE:
I
1
...
ft
:.
,
l.
.
.
.
.
,
,
Current
rates
of
pay
and
allowances.
Serve
for
3
years,
or
make
it
a
,
To
enlist
you
must:
1.
Volunteer
to
serve
anywhere.
2.
Be
a
Canadian
citizen
or
other
British
subject.
3.
Be
17
to
40
(Tradesmen
to
45).
4.
Meet
Army
requirements.
5.
Married
men
will
be
accepted.
TERMS
OF
ENGAGEMENT:
Vou
will
be
enrolled
in
the
Canadian
Army
Active
Force
for
a
period
of
three
years.
All
men
are
eligible
for
Overseas
Service.
If
the
military
situation
permits,
married
men
after
one
year's
Service
Overseas,
single
men
after
two
years'
Service
Overseas,
may
request
discharge
even
if
they
have
not
completed
full
three
years'
service.
career.
VETERANS'
BENEFITS:
Reinstatement
in
civil
employment,
Unemployment
Insurance
and
other
appropriate
benefits
under
Veterans'
Charter
as
extended
by
?arli
ament.
,
MEN:
Retention
of
present
Reserve
Force
rank
or
the
rank
held
in
Second
World
War,
subject
to
proving
qualifications
in
service
within
a
90-day
period.
OFFICERS:
Short
Service
Commissions
will
be
granted
to
officers
who
do
not
wish
to
enroll
in
the
Active
Force
on
a
Career
basis.
Further
information
should
be
obtained
from
your
own
unit
or
the
nearest
Army
Personnel
Depot.
HOMEWARD
BOUND
APPLY
TO:
-Any
unit
listed
above,
or
the
nearest
Recruiting
Depot:
the
wiiulbUnos
hard
from
the
cast-nor'-cast
Our
ship
she
sails
ten
knots
at
least
Huzza,
we're
homeward
bound!
I''tr
over
a
century
LambY
Navy
has
been
the
call
of
those
who
know
od
rum.
Smooth
and
mellow,
it
is
matured,
blended
and
bottled
in
Britain
of
the
finest
Demerara
rums.
lamb's
Navy
Sua
No.
11
Personnel
Depot,
.4050
West
Fourth
Ave.,
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
TRAINED
UNHID
STRENGTH
IS
NEEDED
TO
PREVENT
AGGRESSION
JOIN
C3E
GAE1ADIALT
ARfwlV
AGTFDVE
FM
U!
This
KtvertiMmcm
ii
not
published
or
diiplayed
by
the
Liquor
urol
Board
or
by
the
Gorcmmem
of
Briliih
Columbit.