Prince
Rupert
Duily
News
Thursday,
March
22,
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Defence
Occupy
Jaycees
2
.
Air
service
facilities,
civil
defence
and
a
brief
5
review
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce's
history
You'd
Be
Happy
too!
Seamen
to
Be
Screened
OTTAWA
(CP)
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
today
announced
seamen
serving
on
Canadian
ships
on
the
Great
Lakes'
were
to
be
screened
for
security.
He
made
no
statement
as
to
seamen
on
the
Atlantic
and
Pacific
coasts.
v
M
ere
among
matters
coming
up
at
the
J.C.C.
dinner
meeting
last
night
in
the
Civic
Centre.
In
the
absence
of
President
Geoffrey
Hill,
Vice-President
system,"
said
Mr.
Jeffries.
Archie
Wudel
introduced
the
xo
HATCH
COUNCIL
...mm
m
m
r
i
...
i
v
Leonard
Nelson
Laid
at
Rest
M
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TS
i
f
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n
1
1
guest
speakers
including
J.
C.
Since
the
iajnet!S
.had
bena
Gilker,
fenior
chamber
presi-
VOjcjnK
criticism
ot
the
city
dent,
and
A.
J.
SpiHsbury,
presi-
counClj
and
aidermen,
Hugh
dent
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
fc,acKenzie,
.
chairman
of
the
Airlines.
civic
Affairs,
was
asked
to
ar-;
Pointing
out
that
it
was
the
range
representation
at
regular!
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
councji
meetings
with
a
report;
which
consolidated
external
being
made
to
tne
j.c.C.
of
I
revenues
into
one
Civic
Centre
wnat,is
done
in
the
city
council!
fund
a
decade
ago,
Mr.
Gilker
meetings
'
i
praised
the
work
of
the
present,
x
from
the
enter-j
Javcee
program
for
city
street
tainment
ommiUeei
Mr.
Moore
Rev.
Basil
S.
Prockler,
rector
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral,
officiated
at
the
funeral
of
the
late
Leonard
Nelson,
local
1
M
Pmounl
frMr
.
t
-
'
UIIN
JOHN
signs.
(
MARITIMER
Col.
Alfred
Johnson
Brooks
Is
the
Progressive
Conservative
member
of
parliament
for
the
New
Brunswick
constituency
of
Royal.
Born
'Nov.
14,
1800,
at
Gage-town.
N.B.,
he
is
married
with
two
children.
A
lawyer,
he
has
served
two
terms
in
the
New
Brunswirk
legislature.
H
was
overseas
twice
during
the
Second
World
War
and
also
was
commanding
officer
of
the
transit
camp
at
Windsor,
N.B.
He
was
first
elected
to
the
House
of
Commons
in
1935,
re-elected
in
1940,
1945
and
1949.
CP
PHOTO
i
said
that
$125
was
realized
at
'
the
recent
Valentine's
dance.
I
Walter
Landon
and
Robert
Davis
were
app6inted
represen-
tatives
to
the
next
senior
chain-1
ber
meeting.
With
Nick
Mazzone
welcomed
;
It
was
through
this
work
that
arrangements
were
being
facilitated
with
the
government
for
house
to
house
mail
deliveries.
The
speaker
thought
that
botli
the
city
council
and
the
Senior
l
Chamber
of
Commerce
had
been
!
fisherman,
the
service
yesterday'
morning
a'
the
Grenville
Court
!
Chapel
of
BC
Undertakers
being
followed
by
interment
ill
Fairview
Cem'teiy.
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gilker
presided
tt
the
organ
to
accompany
the
singing
of
the
hymn
"Nearer
My
God
to
Thee."
Pallbearers
were
Robert
Parka,
Robert
Collart,
Bud
Wilson,
Shane
Murray,
Charles
Woods
and
Gordon
McKay.
Her
new
Easter
Outfit
"
was
bought
on
Wallace's
Convenient
Ret
u
ting
Credit
Plan.
Are
yrm
It-iiipi
r.irily
short
(if
si"
tin-
r;i.;li
you
need?
Wa'lacc's
B
u
cl
g
e
t
Credit
rian
permits
you
ladies
to
Ret
:'our
E.i;t?r
Clothrs
now
a
rtasonab'e
down
pay-men'.
p:us
i
good
credit
.cord
'.s
all
you
need.
'Jring
Huoby
In
Too!
W
iUffini
!
as
a
new
member
of
the
J.C.C,
,
tucsward
in
this
work.
da
.v
In
his
talk
of
encouragement
1
quests
lor
the
evening
included
j
Anderson,
Jim
Hynman,
A
I
ta
the
younger
men,
Mr.
Gilker
SpiHsbury,
Harry
Louis
and
c,iri-
-Prin
pn.rt
ic
,m,n,
III'
Ernie
Vaughan.
into
its
own
out
we
must
take
UlCL
care
to
look
before
we
leap.'
Al
Miller
won
a
raffle.
In
order
to
consider
resolu-
Warning
that
subversive
ele
ments
from
within
and
without
1
tlons
lor
thc
"S'onal
eonver,-
lion.
tne
next
reular
meeting
might
impinge
on
the
demo-1
cratic
rights
the
chamber
be-dale
was
advanced
from
April
ls
t0
April
11.
I
the
lieved
in,
senior
president
LIGHT
UP
t
HOTEL
FRASER
HOU
I
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
said:
"Scrutinize
all
groups
to
see
that
they
are
for
the
!
welfare
of
Canada."
I
Advocating
more
population,'
Mr.
Gilker
said
that
Canada
had
'
resources
that
no
other
.country,
jten
United
States
of
America,
nad.
"But
this
must
be
used
t
i
rightly.
And
members
of
our
tieups
must
work.
Distribution
is
in
proportion
to
the
contri
L
peas&il
!
iiiriitaiiBiiiiiiiyiiciigiBiEiiiiiissiiii
YOUNG
FIREMEN
TIMELY
RUNAWAY
TIMvuhS,
Ont.
(CP)
"f.
mm
ins
REGINA
(CP)
When
a
team
boys
between
10
and
15
years
cf
liors
-
b:lted
f
om
th?
ra'l-
i
used
a
Disembarking
from
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
Capt.
E.
B.
here
from
way
tracks
in
a
heavy
snow-
bution
we
make,"
aid
Mr.
Gilk
storm
15
yesterday
at
Knneau.
they
savod
er
referring
to
the
opportunity
Caldwell,
arriving
Vancouver
at
10
fe
of
farmer
Guy
McCall,
of
the
north.
i
morning,
were
A
VALUES
the
1
Mr.
Edsar,
C.
o.'d
are
entered
in
a
six
weeks'
"junior
fireman"
course.
The
Timmins
fire
chief
said
thc
boys
would
to
useful
in
many
ways
and,
in
case?
of
maU
fires,
'-'M
assist
until
the
firemen
arrive.
wio
was
in
the
enclosed
sleigh
an:l
did
not
see
a
freight
tram
.hat
mlrsc
him
"by
inches."
rCONOMV
14-OZ.
REGULAR
l-OZ.
SIZES
Guaranteed
aI
BKiifcit
Aiiv
JAin.iiihS
Porter,
Mrs.
Malsky,
M.
Bussey,
In
regard
to
air
facilities
Miss
Campagnolo,
Ted
Ramsay,
Neeiy
Moore
said
that
he
had
jjr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Chandler,
Mr.
read
that
the
B.C.
Central
Air-
and
Mrs.
Mark
Lewis,
E.
Gen-lines
would
only
be
operating
son,
Mrs.
A.
Watson,
Mr.
and
from
Prince
George
to
Terrace,
Mrs.
J.
F.
Walker,
S.
Seymour,
by-passing
Prince
Rupei
;.
G.
E.
Dereham,
Mrs.
O.
Waever,
Since
the
licence
granted
the
T.
Lewrenczen,
H.
Atchison,
Mr.
,
airlines
included
Prince
Rupert,
and
Mrs.
S.
Darton,
Mrs.
E.
the
secretary,
Robert
Davis,
was
Moore,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
H.
Eck-requested
to
write
Inquiring
of
eis,
mr.
and
Mrs.
Buillie,
Mr.
nw
matter.
,
Lang,
R.
W.
Gardiner,
R.
B.
neierriiu
to
the
inadequate
Howell,
Mrs.
H.
Briggs
and
two
facilities
of
the
Seal
Cove
base.
-""I'ltn,
V.
Campoeu,
K.
Araki,
A.
J.
fcpillsoury,
on
behalf
of
the
H-
Shinde,
H.
Noiberg.
G.
Gils-W.C.A.,
said
that
he
had
written
H-
Jackson,
J.
Guillet,
A.
government
officials
asking
U'-n.s.,
.ws.
Furman
and
child,
...
.a.meuiaie
attention.
'
s.
c-
Blake,
Frank
Baillie,
Miss
l!r.O
'HE
VROLKT
1)11.1
XE
SH)...
New
car
Euat
antee,
4000
milvs.
Airconditloiuiirc,
Undercoatrt
e,-c
tl
1!18
CHEVROLET
SEDAN.
PrWa'e
owner.
Heater,
Ilrfrostrr,
Radio,
Undcrroated
with
PUC
U
B.-iO
VAI
XIIAM.
6
Cylinder
SEDAN.
Htatfr,
it-fro:
l-.'r.
Leather
Upholstery.
jcw
rar
fuarantw
la
1H47
rONTIAC
KIT)
IN.
private
owner,
i0w
mileage
Healer
nil
Defrorler,
In
exce'icnt
cunrtitlon
!,
If33
BL'K
K
SEDAN.
In
riimiinR
order,
a
good
buy
U
'.913
CHEVROLET
SEDAN.
Hester
and
DefroWr.
und(
rcoated,
etc.
Private
owner,
in
gjd
condition
...
!.:
f
CANNED
FOODS
J4
;
vr..cc
Only
Kc!l(KEs
says".
"Double
your
money
buck
if
you
don't
agree
these
Bran
Flakes
are
resier"
(Srnd
empty
rarton
to
Kellogg's,
Df
pt.
4A,
London,
Ont.)
"Thc
;
resent
dock
should
be
discarded.
It
is
becoming
a
ti;i..ixl.
said
thc
Q.C.A.
prcsi-
Doltard,
W.
Dibben,
R.
Lund,
Mr.
Robinson,
A.
E.
Foster,
K.
Araki,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
H.
Hooper.
Geil-eral
freight
totalling
187
tons
uas
nnlnaHpri
hprp
hpfnrp
thn
He
said,
thai,
due
to
the
im-
Prlnce
RUpert
sailed
last
nignt
pOi
tai:
c
vi
muu
own
sciviuc,
for
Ketchikan
to
return
here
to
well
as
(ne
Canadian
Pacific
night
southbound.
A.r.ines
and
that
of
the
Aero
Cito,
nope
is
neld
for
improve-nui.us
io
be
included
in
supp'.e-
'.iA
CHEVROLET
SEDAN.
For
cheap
trnnsporta'ioo
it's
brv
,
..
i
1343
CHEVROLET
COITE.
rrival-;
.owner.
HO
mt'fs,
In
very
"co
roty'tt'.on.
hc:itcr.
PUC.
vtc
C
IMS
DODHE
SEDAN.
Tn
pimjt
ronei'tlun.
heater.
ftc.
i.
FORI)
i
j-TOX
PICK
-I
P
TUrCK.
Private
ower
low
mlicane..
'n
rxcei'cn'
ronditinn.
hra'.'r.
ett
I
W46
fi.M.C.
1-TON
PANEL
TRt'CK,
in
S';1
w
t'on.
This
is
a
good
buy
for
cheap
traa.porla'i'
1940
CHEVROLET
2's-TON
TRITK.
cquipn
.d
wi'Ji
Steel
Dump
Bo
an
Hoist,
'n
v,-ry
pwrl
contll-
t'on.
Ounranteed
for
30
rlavs
'
lflSl
CHEVROI
irr
THl'CKS
ill
'.j-ton
art
"t
P,ck-U)s
and
I'uiel.s
for
InimciHle
ddiverf
SEE
AKOt'T
OI'R
flMAC
Hl'D'iKT
HA
I
riNANI'INir.
HEPAIKS
AND
ACCESSORIES
Crfepeciooi
.ii.itary
estimates
this
year.
Home
from
the
banks
Tuesday
was
the
Kyrelle
Two,
Capt.
Norman
Pettersen,
with
3000
Combined
eifcrt
on
aircraft.
vsS'.
J
.U-.ue
.s
will
be
made
between-pounds
ol
dogrish
livers,
fcn-Ihe
two
;hambers,
Mr.
Gilker
routc
from
tne
fishing
grounds,
said.
Neelv
Moore
and
Robert
2(K0
pounds
of
black
cod
were
So
other
bran
flakes
are
KeHnt;-sizc
and
so
crisvy
in
milk!
Delicious
way
to
get
extra
bulk
to
help
you
"keep
regular"!
left
at
Butedale.
Thats
why
Davis
were
appointed
to
represent
the
Jaycees
on
the
junior
chamber's
committee,
Mr.
Davis
relieving
in
Mr.
Moore's
absence.
Bert
Jeffries
was
appointed
to
investigate
work
being
done
in
the
city
with
regard
to
civil
deforce
preparation
and
the
stand
-1-
Royal
Fish
Co.
manager,
A.
L.
Fletcher,
suflermg
from
'flu,
was
admitted
to
hospital
this
week.
Clifford
Knutson
is
the
new
Wee
switched
to
-
Z.
5V1
K'.'X.
7Zz
i
'
k
a
1?..,
j
)
TIIHUI
AV
ENl'E
AT
liLVLNTH
STBHI
taken
by
other
groups.
accountant
with
the
Royal
FUh
The
junior
chamber
felt
that
Co.
He
was
formerly
employed
no
definite
plan
or
organization
with
the
.shipping
department
of
I
1
h.J.
Packers,
Seal
Covo.
Ue
cav,ifieu.s
fi
r
He..ul!..'
had
been
made,
with
full
responsibility
on
one
commander
in
new
oi
an
emergency.
"Everybody
is
doing
something
but
not
getting
very
far
v.nat
we
need
is
a
foolproof
(or
O"
t
.
s'
"
,
,
-
(i
0
NOW!!
.FRENCH
FRY
AUTOMATICALLY
with
0
$34-95
Ju.
t
o..
control
tri
set
and
your
"FHVKVTE
any
food
to
perfection.
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
AT
M
ihi
in
This
advertisement
ts
not
pobllKhel
or
dlsplaypd
by
tho
I.ltiuor
Omtro'
Board
or
by
thc
Government
ol
i
British
Columbia.
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OUR
WINDOW
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will
find
iust
just
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your
r-om
look
plon.Tiy''
Let
us
no
a
smi'e
on
its
face
with.
pa:nt!
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orotec.ts
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wc:i
as
beautifies.
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