mens
on
Jore
5e,
More
Zw
M
ore
NANATMO.
B.C.
(CP)
Nancy
f
,
Steady
job
L1R15"A-P'-MrS.ll.Msteph
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
imuiiianu
or
Nanalmo
and
her
Uw.,-a
jnc
noius
something
inursday,
May
10.
1951
of
a
recd
::rl.:.'"
!i
I
",CI
1'iena,
-
Margaret
Margaret
Brilliotti
Brilliotti
t
c
per,
more
Babies,
Ocean
Falls
Tax
Appeal
Board
Here
An
Income
tax
anneal
hoard
Four
records
were
broken
nf
;reTicI
were
first
accepted
i,!
f,)r
npr
The
first
ride
nSiWJ
MONT
Mortality
Iife
insurance
in
com
-
they
got
took
the.u
T
1940,
Dr.
I
M
Gyro
Club
in
the
down
coast
paper
town
of
Ocean
Falls
during
the
month
of
April,
according
to
M.
J.
Saunders,
local
contractor,
who
arrived
from
the
vnt..
r
Soap
Box
Derby
fUHi
nan
uifJ
I
jluiuch
8u
years
of
age.
John
Ii,e
who
left
on
a
brief
trip
jjclfhikaii
last
evening,
rc-.i
active
as
well
as
intcrpsU'd
jjie
chansf
alld
delop-4s
in
ceiural
and
northern
Sjsh
Columbia.
J.
Thome
ranks
among
the
Li
of
I
lie
pi'Miu-rs,
having
,
employed
as
lineman
in
,jtiurtin
of
the
telegraph
sys-Hi-;
'...V
fi'ini
Ashcioft
;iwson.
While
holding
the
4
nf
line
foreman,
he
was
from
Ottawa,
which
usually
confines
its
sessions
to
the
larger
cities,
sat
In
Prince
Rupert
at
the
first
of
this
week,
having
journeyed
here
to
conduct
the
hearing
of
a
local
appeal.
The
session,
in
camera
xuai
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Clnh
at
ii
rhei
e
wax
moie
sunshine
theis
I
this
April
than
in
any
previous'
April
on
lecoid.
(it
was
72
de-
rrrr
'JrtTT
v
lirj
ri
i
i
iffy
r
rr
v
-TT7irvsrT
,
regular
monthly
business
luncheon
yeHtrday.
decided'
to
sponsor
a
candidate
in
a
soap
box
derby
which
will
be
hr.,1
at
the
Civtc
Centre
carnival
me
local
winner
to
get
a
trip
to
MiS3tn
to
compete
in
provincial
elimination
'
finals
fr.r
thD
r,r,u.
lr
Id
Monday
afternoon
at
the
courtroom
In
the.
Court
House.
Decision
was
reserved.
It
was
the
first
time
that
an
nrome
tax
appeal
board
had
ever
sat
here.
The
appeal
board
is
the
next
resort
after
a
tax
amwliant
faiu
notified
with
lu.iiieciine'Haz-
I
...HI.
rrt
Oi,c..
1
a
fcw
days
bro
)
i
The
big
mill
sawed
up
a
record
niiniU'-r
cf
logs.
Th
.-re
was
also
a
record
output
of
paper
for
a
single
month
And-more
babies
were
born
In
the
paper
town
this
April
than
In
any
previous
month
in
the
history
of
the
town.
Mr.
Saunders
is
here
for
a
week
and
will
return
next
Thurs-day
to
Ocean
Falls.
'
-t
zz
--
rrx
-s
i
mi
Alii;
nrii.r
ii
i
I
m
yr06'
tiered,
if
Pos-
k
sho'uid
hat
V6
80,1
f
a
mcmb
r
w
L
gjvett.the
first
chance
f
bell
River
with
Port
Hardy
itlcgraph.
jj
Thorne
was
through
the
((Great,
War
and
returned
to
jjiun
as
well
as
spending
ijtinic
In
Peace
River.
He
can
many
a
Interesting
ex-
and
anecdote
when
so
fce
of
the
north
was
little
f
than
wilderness
and
far
to
be
satisfied
in
the
taxation
department.
The
case
could
go
on
from
the
appeal
board
to
the
Exchequer
Court
of
Canada.
i
The
board
consisted
of
Assis-Uiit
Chairman
W.
Stanley
Fisher,
KC,
and
Walter
Geuillery,
!
registrar,
with
A.
Boland
as
coun-"l
All
came
from
Ottawa.
j
J-
T.
Harvey
was
counsel
for
the
local
appelant.
!
.
emu
sponsorship
!
Various
matters
came
up
ttt
ff.
10
ve
a
tag
day
In
June
lor
the
playground
fund
There
was
considerable
discus-
son
Of
ft
mitlBtrol
ol
1
3Kr2E5
ft?
There's
a
big
difference
jY
in
Oil
r
Burners.
See
Oil-O-Matic
for
yourself,
VANDAI
S'
TARfJRT
CALGARY
-About
75
per
cent
of
school
children
In
Calgary
walk
around
in
an
incorrect
posture,
said
Dr.
L.
C.
Allan
assistant
medical
health
officer'
He
tcld
the
school
health
committee
that
if
children
are
allowed
to
assume
an
incorrect
Posture
they
will
be
round-shouldered
when
thf
y
grow
up.
inowfor
sure
how
tnd
why
it
is
your
one
best
Buy!
one-night
variety
concert
which
i
events
were
to
have
been
Jointly!
sponsor
by
Rota
andJ(
I'
hN,w
the
Rot'V
Club
has
decided
to
proceed
alone
with
Would
Reconsider
f
NIPEG
(t
Unidentified
(-throwers
broke
51
window
$
in
one
night
at
a
Winnipeg
ty,
police
reported.
i
-
I
strel
show
is
deferred
until
fall
tlEVJ
4
JEW
MODEL
FIFTY-TEIJ
Handsome,
Prac
tical
.
.
.
Low
Pressure
mLOJUi!jA
Steel
Bed
i
iwnij
1
TO
X
IDS.
;
r
urni
any,
yi
any
kind
of
Domestic
Fuel
,
Oil
including
the
now
hotter
but
harder-
f
T
lo-burn
Catalytic
Oils.
i
PGE
Extension
.
After
receiving
representations
rm
West
Vancpuvar
which
con--n(U
that
the
extension
of
the
"arific
Great
Eastern
Railway
mm
Squamish
through
West
Vaneotiver
to
Vancouver
would
ppear
Jo
be
neither
economically
sound
or
justified,
the
Prince
'"en.
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
ts
meeting
this
week,
accepted
a
report
of
a
special
committee
"'ommending
that
tire
provincial
government
give
further
con-s'doration
to
such
proposed
extension.
-
T.
Norton
Youngs
was
of
the
"pinion
that
nothing
should
be
'one
to
hamper
the
completion
th
Pacific
Great
Eastern,
particularly
from
the
standpoint
f
the
extension
to
the
Peace
River.
'
.
Cki
rm
NEW
COMPLETE
UNITS
.
for
homes
of
all
sizes
...
for
all
types
of
heating
Fuf
and
coar
savings
nvr
bror
possibh
-
-Bar"
M,
'
"
,bi
ill
:
.!
ikP":
5
a.
,
vv
t
i
rrt
m
i
ji-'
i
r-
xl!.
j..
Uisjwonebestbuijf
Jen
JahieS
al
J
Canadian
Leplnn
last
night
had
ten
tahle
f
AMDADE
"os
you
buy
any
Also
manufacturers
of
iViiil
MIVC
oil
HEATING
EQUIPMENT
whist,
bridge
and
cribbage.
Winners
were:
1
,
Wh!.st-Mrs.
A.
Croxford
and
M.
R.
McLean.
Bridge
Mrs
c
The
simple,
modern
Imrs
of
this
altruclive
full
panel
'
John
Hughes.
,
',v
CALLAf
!
I
J-Alc
'
J
846
l
hleiul
pleadingly
'Villi
practically
any
interior
le-rt;.n
Cribbage
Mrs.-
Alma
Murray
and
Gerard
McDonald.
,
1
Refreshment
committee
were
Mrs,.
Merle
Steizavlff
and
Mr
......4
.
.......,1,
AntJ
itEATING
Without
oblifiatioD,
please
furnish
me
with
fuH
details
of
I
how
I
on
have
new
fuel-aaving
Williamj
Oil-O-Matic
I
Oil
Burner
Mary
Ballener.
Convener
was-
.
scheme.
It
is
popular
for
that
-
"extra,"
heel,
for
guest
rooms,
i
Jiolels
and
resorts.
Available
in
standard
widllis
of
i'6",
i'Q"
and
3
3
..
1
I
I
.Nam
I
HOfiPrTAi.
FrxpAWRtnw
I
YORKTCN,
Sask.(CP)A
crowi
h
of
2.0C0
persons
saw
Saskatch"-;
wan's
Health
Mnilstcr
T.
J.
Boni
-1
!
ly
cut
the
white
ribbon
to
open
j
the
new
SlRuMf)
Union
TIosnit.,1
.
A.
MacKENZIE
Furniture
Ltd.
iiich
Plumbinq
&
H
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
at
nearby
Langenburg.
He
called
lit
another
link
in
the
expanding
chain
of
Saskatchewan
hospital
services.
Phone
775
327
3rd
Ave.
West
ni
versa
I
95
Lrepe
boles
for
;
I
Young
Men
(0
Loafers
&
Oxfords
cPFf
i
Al
NYLON
HOSE
PLAm
Holeproof
1
f,
0U
fi
Harvey
Woods....
from
.
1.95
Rubber
Soled
Oxfords
SPORT
SHIRTS
LUXITE':
NYLON
SLIPS
-Lb
FOR
MEN
and
BOYS
Not
all
sizes
in
this
group
,
SPECIAL
By
Holeproof
:
S-95
Men's
Sport
Shirts
in
Cotton
Plaid
material.
"Sanforized
shrunk.
In
Blue,.
Yellow,
Red
and
While-
Sizes;
Small
-
Medium
-
Large
0W
PRICED
HARD
WEARING
''
,
'PAL-ETTE"
NYLON
PANTIES
Crepe
Soled
Oxfords
By
Silknit
In
Pink,
Blue
and
White
1.95
95
.95
NAME
BRAND
SLIPS
Senior
Misses'
s'ics
4
n
8
1
-
.
.
.
Youlhs'siifcs
11
12-
13
'
'..-.
.
,
"
'
'
Boys'
sixes
1
to
5
By
Silknit
9
FORMULA
75
SU-LETTE
3-00
and
.4.00
PACE
MAKER
,.;
BUY
NAME
BRANDS
AND
BE
SAFE
PL
r
EACH
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
CHARLIE
ROBERTS
f
v
.
Phone
357
Box
638
The
Universal
3rd
Avenue
at
6th
Street