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Monday.
March
19,
1951
Flu-Stricken
Mean
Surveyors
Are
Flown
Here
From
Kemano
Special
flight
by
the
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines
on
Saturday
afternoon
brought
from
Kemano
Bay,
in
Gardner
Canal,
Garth
Nicholson,
one
of
the
surveyors
who
are
engaged
in
running
lines
for
the
route
of
the
road,
and
later
a
railway,
which
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
is
constructing
into
the
powerhouse
site
on
the
Kemano
River.
Pilot
Norman
Jermyn
was
the
"
pilot
of
the
plane
which
made
the
...
...
mercy
flight
to
Kemano
Bay.
'
A
f
fprri
Hit
Mr.
Nicholson
had
en
strick-
V
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V.
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witti
Influenza
and
the
plane
j
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was
sent
for
to
bring
him
to
the;
NhfiWinfl
HPTf
Geargt
macrtaiiy
iouisi
kiidiiiiod
John
lulim
1
.
!
'
Virjinii
Huston
Charles
Kemper
T'
Hit
new
Carter
Outfit
wgs
bouqlit
on
Monday
-
Tuesday
Shows
at
7
p
m.,
9
p.m.
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LIGHT
UP
Convenient
Rotating
Credit
Plan.
?
ot
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
when1
he
is
doing
well
with
ex
HOTEL
FRASER
HOW
pectation
of
being
out
within
the
next
few
days.
Earlier
last
week,
Bruce
McLean,
'
another
member
of
Mr.
The
story
of
the.
exploiLs
of
u
family
of
bandits
who
made
their
names
more
feared
in
the
days
of
the
old
west
than
even
!
that
of
Jesse
James
is
recorded
on
the
scree
nin
"The
Doolins
of
-
3
'
if-
'r'"'":"
:-
Nicholson's
survey
party,
having
ALL
THE
BETTER
contracted
pneumonia,
was
j
Oklahoma"
which
shows
this
brought
here
by
plane
and
is
also
MAKES
Ave
you
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of
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you
need?
Wallace's
B
ii
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(!
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Credit
rinn
nrnnils
v:m
ladies
to
get
vour
Ka.
'iT
Clot
ill's
now
-
a
leu'
inuli'e
down
pay-iiKi'
plus
n
good
credit
'Oft
nl
is
all
ynu
ni't'ti.
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at
the
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rinq
Hubby
In
Too!
nome
of
Friendly
Service
Monday
and
Tuesday
at
the;
Capitol
Theatre.
;
Produced
elaborately
with
fast
action
and
beautiful,
if
rugged
scenery,
the
picturo
is
filled
with
the
roar
of
guns
and
the
fury
of
i
flight
as
it
excitingly
narrates
how
outlaws
rob
banks,
trains
and
stage
coaches
and
then
make
daring
escapes.
Randolph
Scott
tops
the
cast
with
Louise
Allbryton.
George
(
Macready,
John
Ireland.
Virgin-1
ia
Huston
and
Charles
Kemper,
featured
in
the
principal
sup-;
porting
roles.
MANSON'S
JEWELLERS
WINTER
SCENE
A
scries
of
blizzards
hit
Vancouver
early
this
month,
crippling
transportation.
Robie
Wood
and
two
companions
took
advantage
of
the
snow
to
make
this
statue
of
"Harvie,"
mythical
rabbit
of
stage
and
screen
fame.
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WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
progressing
well
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
Mr.
Nicholson's
party
of
five
men
is
located
at
the
power
house
end
of
the
projected
road
from
Kemano
Bay,
a
distance
about
ten
miles.
It
reached
there
a
few
weeks
ago
by
helicopter
which
is
stationed
at
Kemano.
Nicholson
hiked
out
when
McLean
became
111
and
it
was
necessary
to
obtain
help.
The
party
has
been
camped
in
tents
which
Nicholson
admits
are
none
too
stable
shelter
when
blizzard
gales
blow
seventy
miles
an
hour,
and
the
temperature
is
ten
degrees
below
zero.
There
is
about
seven
feet
of
snow
on
thj
ground
where
the
party
is
located.
atiFsatigaiiaciiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimnn,
Blackwood
on
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By
Easlcy
Blackwood
Parliament
to
Rise
Wednesday
OTTAWA
Parliament
will
adjourn
this
Wednesday
for
the
Easter
recess
and
is
due
to
reassemble
April
2.
Before
the
adjournment,
however,
several
important
items
of
business
are
to
be
dealt
with
including
the
$05,000,000
wheat
payment
bill,
the
new
amending
bill
to
the
In-
5
My
friend,
Miss
Lucy
Brash,
is
at
times
extremely
optimistic
in
the
bidding.
But
in
the
play
it's
different.
There
she
usually
gives
herself
every
chance.
,
For
example,
in
today's
hand
3"3
she
would
tnen
Pick
Mr.
she
didn't
blandly
count
on
the
Abels
remaining
trump
and
heart
suit
breaking
3-3.
Without
ean
her
13,n
nearl-
If
the
risk
she
Bave
herself
an
Pvira
hearts
broke
4-2
in
the
oppon
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ft
Hospital
Audit
Only
Partial
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PHARMAC
HOURS:
WEEK
DAYS:
9o.m.toJi
SUNDAYS:
12
Noon
to!
7
p.m.
to
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chance
and
won
an
extra
thC
dian
Act
and
the
supplementary
Financial
statement
of
trick.
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
,
estimates,
will
be
presented
to
the
annual
NEWCASTLE,
England
(CP)
general
meeting
of
the
Associa
ents
nanas
mere
was
still
the
chance
that
the
hand
with
the
remaining
.trump
also
had
the
four-card
heart
length.
As
you
see
this
last
alternative
was
the
actual
situation
and
so
Miss
Brash
was
able
to
trump
her
fourth
heart
with
dummy's
10
of
spades
and
make
Both
sides
vulnerable.
'
South
dealer
(Mr.
Hull-)
'
s
in
t
2
K--A
7
4
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8
6
2
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7
6
tion
unsigned,
it
was
decided
at
Butchers
have
been
corseting
the
monthly
meeting
of
the
ln
eye-catching
window
notice,.
since
the
meat
rationing
got
hospital
board
Friday
night.
really
tight.
One
sign
here
said.
"Bring
your
own
meat
and
we'll
supply
the
paper."
A
complete
audit
of
the
accounts
receivable
has
not
ben
martp
for
IQfn
n
C
stnv.non
3
If
she
had
taken
three
rounds
nriministiotnr
'..niatnin.
v,
f
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(Mr.
H)
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Ninth
Fust
1
S
Puss
1
NT
Pass
4
S
All
pass
This
deal
is
another
illustra
of
rumps
early
she
would
have
h,arf,
meeting
that
the
auditor
rat
to
lose
a
heart.
Of
course,
simply
had
not.
had
time
to
make
it
didn
t
make
too
much
differ-
;ho
delailed
audit.
n,'
)articujlllfhant,
,a,s
'Only
some
13
percent
of
the
he
contract
was
only
four-odrl.
acrollnts
receivable
are
affected,
,,l
sometimes
this
set-up
po-
being
those
concernlng
unlnsurJ
cure
when
a
lot
of
points
depend
Pd
pbtiPMts.
The
olhBer
87
on
using
the
same
technique
Pby
rent
are
accounts
covered
Miss
Brash
used.
jta,
lllsurance
and
&umd
V'
i
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V
F3
111
Live
In
COMFORT!
u
miss
wra.sns
Didrllng
was
as
at
Victoria.)
tion
of
when
not
to
take
out
all
tight
as
her
play,
she
would
win
ANNUAL
RED
CROSS
FUND
DR
A
One
Nite
Whirlwind
Campoir
To
Collect
Prince
Rupert's
Quota
i;jt
more
often.
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene
of
the
finance
committee
was
unanimously
supported
in
his
motion
that
in
future
a
"complete
audit
of
hospital
books
be
made."
C
i
Kjcirdcnuifj
of
the
opposing
trumps.
Mvs
Keen
opened
the
king
of
cluos,
i
noted
the
play
of
the
10
from
Mr.
Abel
and
continued
a
third
club
which
Miss
Brash
ruffed
with
the
five
of
spades.
She
now
took
two
rounds
of
spades
hoping
they
would
break'
2-2.
When
Mrs.
Keen
showed
out
on
the
second
round,
however,
Miss
Brash
stopped
leading,
trumps,
leaving
the
10
In
dummy.
Visit
our
2nd
floor
Furniture
Department
and
,
choose
from
our
modern
CHFSTtRHELD
SUITES
BEDROOM
SUITES
-
CHROME
FURNITURE
liVIiilVTHlNG
FOR
THE
HOME
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
other
kinds
because
these
are
the
only
ones
that
contain
the
right
proportions
of
various
MONDAY
EVENING
FIRST
jorr
niiTnnnRs
a
a
general
rule
it
certainly
does
passes
lor
permanent
results,
not
pay
to
rush
th?
season
with
14
ls
mu:h
easler
to
8ot
the
most
gardening
ooerat'sns,
and
ground
fine
and
level
in
new
especially
in
the
planting
of
lawns
and
in
"''P!ring
old
ones
Startinn
at
7;30
p.m.
"LIGHT
THE
PORCH
FOR
THE
REDC:
t'jfore
the
seed
is
She
started
the
heart
suit
fig
tnings
tnat
don
t
'
appreciate
a
.sown
than
should
be
654
Seed
uring
that
if
the
hearts
broke
'ate
frost.
For
the
great
major-
afterwards
itv
nf
.;"Pris
sinrtPri
thrn
i
m
nt.
broadcast
two
ways,
once
across
'to
be
gained
and
considerable
a"d
once
lengthwise,
for
even
Northern
B.C.
Power
0
:risk
in
getting
them
in
the
rv!""1
allQ.
"
course,
wnen
mere
!
ground
before
the
soil
and
the
,s
lltUe
or
110
wind'
A
little
brush
or
wno
will
protect
from
birds
I'linnr
i!ll)
Prince
Rupert
itii
dvfrtiitmint
i
no
publtincd
or
dtipUyvd1
by
j
until
the
grass
gets
well
started.
K-.r
the
first
cutting
a
verv
V)
Liquor
tpntrol
boors
or
by
th
uov'rnmtot
'
sharp
mower
ls
advised,
other-
V'
Cei.
air
have
definitely
turned
warm
and
cu'
long
C"n-lian
win',e,s
are
really
over.
But,
of
course,
there
are
some
exceptions,
j
Jobs
that
might
have
been
i
done
last
fall,
if
the
weather
or
:
some
other
reason
in
terf
erred,
I
are
an
example.
Under
this
I
rough
classification
will
corr.i
the
planting
of
trees,
shrubs,
and
mo-1
lawn
work.
In
this
category,
too.
will
be
sweet
peas,
which
COOL
SMOKING
-
SLOW
B
wise
the
tender
grass
may
be
pulled
right
out
by
the
roots.
Grass
like
othv;r
plants
will
benefit,
from
good
nrh
soil
and
an
annual
application
of
well
rotted
manure
or
a
chemical
fertilizer
rich
in
nitrogen.
An
occassional
application
of
bone
meal
will
add
to
depth
of
color.
Well
must
be
planted
as
prHv
-,s
nr.
fori
urn
a-
ii.Ill
n-...
r..,i
r
sible
e
v,
.
.
will
1.1UWU
U
I
tt
11)1,
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4
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,
f
thev
are
to
ri0
well.
This
,oHb
hllt
.
,,
.
L
i.
ft
tilS'I
SHlii
V
-ort
of
gardening
can
start
Just
always
t
f
th
one
and
th,5
soil,
is
dry
enough
spuddinR
or
di
in
,
i0
d!S
w,thout
""ddlmg.
however,
has
been
almost
eli.n-
SAF.ET
FF.AP-With
sweet
peas
inaed
bv
the;
new
2-4-D
cheni--i
Fh-..M
four.
ntanting
riirec-
leal
killers
now
on
the
market,
lions
closly,
that
ls,
sow
in
the
'.uo
Anv
time
fr-m
now
tih-t
"ossible
sol
and
in
a
until
june
-,
the
best,
time
for
shallow
rench.
These
plants
pruning
most
shrubbery
and
-in-,
ret
growth
before
the
trees
A
eood
general
rule
to
re-weather
turns
warm.
For
their
member
is
that
early
blooming
5
"hev
love
a.
good
mulch
of
shrubs
like
Forsvt.hia
nnH
ni
IHpe
Tobacco
fOR
ROLLING
YOUR
0WH
TRY
OLD
VIRGINIA
FIN.
rotted
leaves
with
some
well
rot-
should
be
pruned
after
bloomin"-ted
manure.
On
top
place
a
few
,
later
blossoming
ones
before
or
ir.-hpc
"he"!
nf
of
soil
soil.
i
.
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i
.
Your
Easter
Seal
dollars
really
go
to
work...
because
no
other
fund
covers
the
field
of
handicapped
children
so
thoroughly
.
.
.
sick,
crippled,
spastic
or
mentally
-retarded,
from
every
part
of
B.C.
This
year,
only
a
limited
number
of
households
have
received
seals.
IF
YOU
HAVE
BEEN
MISSED.:.
please
don't
wait
.
.
.
send
in
your
contribution
now
to
Lions
Crippled
Children's
Fund
of
B.C.,
407
West
Hastings
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
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iiung
in
ine
spring.
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fl'r"'
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Human
Guinea
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jP'ti?
flf
fern
i
on
must
he
nrovided.
Best
mater-1
ial
for
this
are
some
of
the
branches
the.
niii
gardener
will
be
pruning
off
his
trees
and
shrubbery
jus
row.
Normally
sweet
p-oa3
will
grow
about
three
to
four
feet
tall,
but-
in
Western
Canada
and
some
other
areas
where
this
ilant
reallv
flourishes
much
more
than
this
will
be
necessary.
Whan
bloom
starts
there
should
be
removed
daily
ln
order
to
encourage
long
stems
and
r
itinuons
bin-cnr-Hnr?
LAWN
WOPK
EARLY
Grass
'eed
is
another
thine
that
should
-n
in
while
the
weathsr
is
cool.
H'gh
quality
mixtures
as
put
up
hv
reputable
Canadian
seed
houses
are
murh
the
best.
Good
seed
mixtures
cost
more
than
the
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on
ilnrj
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ft