Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday.
January
9.
1951
7
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LORETTA
YOUNG
Wed.
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Planning
For
Skating
Arena
Civic
Centre
and
Canadian
Legion
Present
Plan
to
City
Council
IB
'
II
RUFERT
PEOPLES
STORE
5
Clearance
Sale
j
TO
THE
STABLE'
A
joint
delegation
from
the
wtm
MUOM
MAftQWt
MM
iWCMfSTtt
.
THOMAS
Sho4tinjf
the
Salmon
Rapids
Foiling
the
Fox
Civic
Centre
Association
arena
committee
and
the
Canadian
Legion
approached
city
council
last
night
with
a
proposition
for
transferring
a
portion
of
the
Legion's
waterfront
property
for
I
the
purpose
of
building
skating
and
cuning
rinks.
j
Speaking
for
the
arena
com-,
I
mittee,
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene
said
i
the
committee
was
exploring
the
'
possibilities
of
covered
hockey
I
land
curling
rinks.
He
said
at
)
Information
thorough
house
to
house
canvass
of
living
conditions.
am
n
n
flvir,
ii
Mid
Winter
Clearance
Safe
I
NOW
ON!
Rupert
Peoples
Store
I
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...
,
f
0
,
1
HnilCinn
;tary
InsPector
Armine
Boas
I
111
had
Vll
nOUalliy
told
him
that
in
his
canvass
h"
had
visited
69
houses
not
ILsted
City's
Survey
to
be
Finished
ias
rooming
houses
where
cramp.
By
End
of
Week
ed
and
unsatisfactory
condition
All
inflation
required
f
Z
JSS?1
the
homing
commission
regard-
j
Mayor
Q
w
Rudderham
"
ing
the
erection
of
low
rental
.
the
dlstrlct
for
the
project
ha.1
houses
in
the
city
should
be
been
selected
and
that
all
that
the
time
being
an
arena
would
be
a
difficult
proposition
both!
financially-and
in
the
obtaining
I
of
materials.
However,
he
said,
I
it
was
desirable
to
have
a
site
so
that
work
could
be
started
as
soon
as
money
and
materials
were
available.
Dr.
Greene
said
the
Legion
numoing
&
heating
It
I
X9k
Chamber
Backs
Aluminum
Mill1
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
on
recommendation
remained
was
to
choose
the
actual
lots.
He
suggested
the
building
committee
survey
them
gathered
by
tne
end
of
this
week,
it
was
learned
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
cltv
council.
of
the
executive
council,
has1
site
offered
a
solid
footing
for
BARBARA
ANN
"RELAXES"
Barbara
Ann
Scott
!s
taking
a
well-earni
vacation
at
her
new
home
in
Toronto.
A
couple
of
hours
skaung
ea:h
day,
swimming
and
rhumba
lessons,
skiing,
the
occasional
dance
and
officiating
at
bazaars
provide
the
"holiday"
for
the,
blonde
skater.
She
is
shown
with
her
French
poodles,
Sambo
and
Scoop.
Sambo
was
acquired
in
Hollywood,
while
Scoop
was
a
Rift
from
the
Toronto
Men'i
and
Women's
Press
Cluos.
(CP
PHOTO)
a
rink
ana
It
was
close
to
tne
:
given
its
blessing
to
the
Alumi
num
Co.
of
Canada
project
for
the
establishment
of
an
alu
Civic
Centre.
The
latter
point,,
he
thought,
was
important
in
view
of
decreased
administration
In
reply
to
Aid.
George
Casey's
m
me
company
or
me
engineer
question
as
to
how
the
council
I
Saturday
afternoon
was
selects
could
further
the
housing
cam-
'
as
the
time
for
the
committer
paign,
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thain,
to
look
over
the
loU.
secretary
of
the
housing
com-
j
.
mittee,
said
the
sanitary
Inspes-
classifieds
for
Results
tor
was
nearing
the
end.
of
a
minum
plant
at
nearby
Kltl
maat.
The
chamber
agrees
at!
costs.
The
rink
could
be
ad-
the
same
time
that
there
should
hid
AKT1ore
Consideration
For
WATERFRONT!Rshing
ComPanies
Med
ministered
from
the
Civic
Centre
when
they
were
so
close
together.
The
location,
he
added,
was
central.
Building
an
arena
also
followed
closely
the
intentions
of
the
Canadian
Legion
in
making
the
land
a
recreational
centre.
The
doctor
said
it
was
the
intention
now
to
build
a
be
adequate
protection
of
the
fisheries.
A
resolution
supporting
the
industry
was
passed
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
will
be
sent
to
the
Aluminum
Co.
as
well
as
federal
and.
provincial
ministers
and
members.
MARCHAND
SPACE
HEATERS
VORTEX
OIL
BURNERS
CRANE
PLUMBING
FIXTURES
PHONE
For
Repairs
ami
Alterations
Smith
&
Elkins
Lid.
smaller
covered
rink
for
curling
Capt
w.
McCombe
and
Purr.-r
and
skating
on
the
vacant
prop-
A
w.
Robinson,
who
have
bocn
Aid.
WTialen
Contends
Aid.
Harold
S.
Whabn,
at
the
first
regular
to
the
citv
council
last
night,
charged
that
the
LONDON
Girls
at
a
teclv
nical
school
in
London's
Edmon
erty
behind
the
Civic
Centre.
H3'a.
W.
Robinson
were
both
b.u-k
said
the
whoie
project
was
in
on
dut
wnpn
the
Camosun
ar-
ton
district
have
completed
a
oalchwork
quilt
that
was
started
wu"
lne
W11C
"""
iu
rived
irom
Vancouver
en
route
to
hv
a
rpsirtpnt
at
thp
enri
of
the
ture
plans
for
building
an
arena.
Stewart.
Capt.
McCombe
had
PO.
Box
274
Speaking
on
behalf
of
the
been
relieving
as
marine
supo!--
18th
century.
Northern
B.
C.
Powf-r
Company
was
creating
a
hardship
to
the
fishing
industry
by
discriminating
against
it.
He
asked
that
the
matter
be
turned
over
to
the
utilities
committee
to
see
if
they
could
not
have
the
situation
rectified.
Man
is
known
by
the
Canadtan
Legion,
Vice-President
intendent
at
Vancouver
whit?
Rod
MacLeod
said
the
Canadian
Capt.
Eric
Suffield
was
away
on
Legion
and
Civic
Centre
pro-
sick
leave.
Purser
Robinson
h
id
oosals
were
in
line
with
the
been
spending
a
month
ashore
Canadian
Legion
plans.
The
Le-
J
in
Vancouver
on
vacation
gion
wanted
to
co-operate
with
the
Civic
Centre.
In
making
his
charge,
Aid.
YVhalrn
.said
power
to
Port
Ed-
getting
s
lair
deal
He
was
not
.
.
.
.
.....j
,n'
referring
only
to
Nelson
Bros.,
The
tanker
Imperial
Namu,
Capt.
Arthur
Alex,
was
in
port
at
The
proposal,
he
said,
was
that
the
Imperial
Oil
dock
..Sunday
the
iln
turn
over
the
nron-
warn
naa
oeen
'
i
he
said,
but
to
the
industry
in
7
p.m.
Monday
while
the
city
generai
prod-
i
orfv
ertv
tn
tn
th
the
riuir.
Civic
rnt.rp
Centre
fnr
for
n
a
with
a
load
of
petroleum
at
business
section
was
a
glare
oi
rink.
He
said
the
Legion
owed
ucts
DAGGETT
AND
WHAI.EN
and
oth"r
electric
signs
for
the
property
on
Third
Ave-
Aid.
H.
M.
Daggett
said
he
did
whtt,
h.H
wn
ni
tn
n1
Expected
Saturday,
the
lankirlHi,
(.oiled
toning
the
mainstay
i
nut.
epp
uhat.
thp
utilities
com-
ived
in
port
i""1
Whisky
he
serves
COMPARE
THE
PCt
.
.
.
THf
fUVOUt...
DISCOVER
FOR
YOURSELF
THE
BEST
BUY
in
FINE
Canadian
whisky
Calvert
MOUNT
ROYAL
i.,,i,,.f
-..
nt
tha
Tto
felt
I
...
,.
...
.
,j
by
bylaw.
It
would
be
an
almost
1udra
c
i
,;u
,
vlLe
1..
f11
,,f
,t-l
"'"-'J
""-
1
miLLep
CUUIU
UU
auuut
ll.
nc
aaiu
even
exchange.
1?,,,,..
r.
aH,i
nil
if
curtailment
was
necessary,
It!
when
he
and
Aid.
Whalen
had
Asked
what
the
difference
"
ut-.m.iM
hp
in
other
Dlaces
than.hmh
snt
nn
the
rnuncil
On
a
would
be,
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thain
!
Company.
the
chief
industry.
j
previous
occasion
he
had
recom-
said
it
would
be
about
$500
in
'
B
Black
answered
that
mended
referendum
be
taken1
rrv.-
i
s
n.
.
,p
...
Aid
T
a
DOUBLE
DISTILLED
i
the
Legions
favor
on
the
basis'
the
re
o
cti
u
'
!
the
Power
commission
had
to'on
the
power
question
and
that
,
of
assessed
value.
I
,
hi
Sunday
when'
b
'd
,be
consulted
before
electric
signs'
Aid.
Whalen
had
opposed
him.!
.
Aid.
George
Casey
moved
the
u
ma;le
fls'hin,
im,.os
.
jhu..
,
could
be
cut
out.
He
said
Nelson
Now
Aid.
Whalen
was
referring
u-ju
They
started
fishing
aain
in
Jjios.
nau
ueen
aatua
-uuiLaii:uie
maiter
w
tne
uunwes
uum-
nance
committee
for
investiga-
ogden
channel
Monday.
'
j
their
power
between
5
p.m.
and
mittee.
(Aid.
Dagsett
is
chair-
tion
and
report.
I
.
,7
p.m
Domestic
users
in
the
man
of
the
commitee.)
Aid.
T.
B.
Black,
chairman
of
.
,
.
.t
f
nf.itv
h:id
hpf-n
rut,
off
in
some
w
urv,i
v,
ctllt
MAY,
the
finance
committee,
said
one
,,,,
f
,,,
v,n
h,
in.
sections
and
citv
street
liehts
tpt
h
riv,
i
nnino
th,
taste
British
Columbia
frozen
j
outside
the
business
section
had
i
referendum
but
that
he
thought
fish
in
the
fishing
boaU
at
Era
!
been
cut
out,
also.
He
said
an-
the
utilities
committee
was
the
of
the
things
the
committee
would
take
into
consideration
when
studying
the
matter
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tlie
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbu.
and
compare
it
with
fish
that
oiner
diesel
unit
shouH
be
in
proper
body
to
handle
the
mat-
You'll
enjoy
llic
ni.iture
per-fet'tion
for
which
this
famous
Cuiiuilian
Rye
Whisky
has
,
would
De
mat,
tne
city
would
,.
mBrpiv
kwn
rPC
tnr
ty,P
inn,
:
operation
within
a
week
or
10
ter
;
lose
considerable
revenue
from
haul
t0
port
day.s
,and
that
it
would
bring
up
Ald
George
Casey
Sald
he
i
taxation.
Aid.
Casey's
motion
passed.
traditionally
been'notctl
I
production
to
13
per
cent
aDove
aorecd
with
Aid
Whalen.
He
A
model
of
Albcrni
Harbor
is
I
the
peak
demand.
As
soon
astnoug.nt
tne
power
company
being
built
at
the
fisheries
ex-1
the
second
unit
was
completed,
'
snouid
be
advised
that
residents
perimental
station
at
Nana
imo.
!
work
on
the
third
would
com-!snouid
De
inconvenienced
if
The
model
is
for
the
purpose
of
mence.
The
three
units
would
.
necessary
so
that
the
fishins
perfection
recognized
by
the
ii
c
s
people
of
B.C.
who
appre
industry
could
be
supplied.
requirements.
studying
the
effects
of
tido;,
fresh
water
from
rivers
mixuv;
with
sea
water
and
sewage
outlets
Into
the
harbor.
The
matter
was
referred
to
the
utilities
committee.
Aid.
"Whalen
said
he
did
not
think
the
fishing
industry
was
ciate
the
full-bodied
(lav
our
and
mellow
riclinos
of
B.C.
Diiuble
Dit-tilled.
tailoring
for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING,
the
TAILOR
JL.
Bad
Man
CPR
steamer
Princess
Nora'i.
Capt.
G.
O.
Hughes,
arrived
m
port
Saturday
afternoon
from
Skagway
and
other
Alaska
po-
tv
Fmbarking
here
wce
Mrs.
G.
In
Vancouver
Stepp.
H.
Stepo.
Mr.
and'
Mrs.
220
Sixth
St
Phone
649
THE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
CO.
LTD.
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
B.C.
This
advertisement
is
not
puullshed
or
displayed
by
the
Liquol
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columhia.
tolonH
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p
Miller
Mis
H
As
The
Pioneer
Druggists
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DELIVERY
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and
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!
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here
and
son
and
dauehter;
all
for
'
ore
on
the
alert
for
Wil-,
iVancouvo-
The
.Norah
sailed,
"am
Edward
Cook,
24-year-old
I
ntrr
the
snme
afterrcon
f
irl
Missouri
bad
man,
who
is
sought
A
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Ior
uie
slaying
or
eignt
persons,
in
the
United
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it.
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border
patrol
officers
ana
the
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in
Washington
Statu.
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p.m.,
Chilcotin
Tuesday,
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Noon
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Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
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NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
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Jan.
19
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31
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QUEEN
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20
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FRANK
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Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Aventie
Phone
508
"He
may
already
be
in
Vancouver."
said
a
report
from
the
border
patrol
at
Blaine,
Wa.sh-!
inglon.
It
is
reported
that
Cook
was
sighted
in
Washington
Sun-
day.
;
The
bad
man
has
been
sought
since
the
car
of
Carl
Mosser
of
Atwood.
Illinois,
was
found
lust
Wednesday
near
Tulsa,
Oklahoma.
It
was
blood-stained
and
no
trace
has
been
found
of
Mosser,
his
wife
and
three
young
START
the
New
Year
with
a
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
WASHER
with
pump
control
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m
vM
mm
4.
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Pharmacy
DELIVERED
NORTHERN
B.C.
POWER
CO.
ft
s
Stewart,
Prirfce
Rupert
a
nunc
fclU
TilE
DANVILLE
'.;
expandable
to
the
extent
that
an
additional
dormitory
room
can
ba
finished
on
the
second
floor
whenever
necessary,
and
the
breezeway
and
garage
can
be
left
off
and
added
at
a
later
date.
The
first
floor
has
two
bedrooms,
bathroom,
living
room
and
combination
k
1
1
che
n-dinettf.
Plumbing
Is
concentrated
with
the
laundry
in
the
basement
directly
below
the
adjoining
kitchen
and
bathroom.
Kitchen
cabinet
line
two
walls.
The
counter
is
arranged
in
a
U-shape
with
the
sink
in
centre,
stove
on
rgiht
and
refrigerator
on
inside
wall.
Closets
include
a
coat,
linen
in
hall
and
wardrobes
in
bedrooms.
Exterior
finish
Is
siding
and
asphalt
shingles
on
frame
construction.
Dimensions
are
30
feet
by
26
feet.
'
Floor
area
Is
780
square
feet
and
cubage
17,160
cubic
feet,
not
including
garage.
P
HOURS:
H
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WEEK
DAYS:
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9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
E
SUNDAYS:
7
'
1
2
Noon
to
2
rm.
,
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
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BAPTONE
The
Wonder
Woll
Paint
$1.50
a
quart
$4.95
a
gallon
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HARDWARE
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