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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
June
1,
1951
cuirr
1240
Kilocycle
RADIO
DIAL
TERRACE
Topics
CFPR
ring
accidents
that
the
money
balloon
is
going
to
descend.
Miss
Norma
Kenney.
R.N..
daughter
of
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney,
Minister
of
Lands
and
Forests,
has
arrived
in
Terrace
and
expects
to
stay
of!
holiday
till
September.
She
will
make
her
home
with
her
brother-in-law
and
sister,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lloyd
farm
population.)
9.
How
many
years
of
schooling
has
this
person
had?
(All
years
of
schooling
including
university
but
not
kindergarten.)
10.
Has
this
person
attended
school
any
time
since
September
1950?
(Day-time
attendance
only.)
11.
Can
this
person
speak
English?
French?
12.
What
was
the
language
th's
person
first
spoke
in
child
hi
TOTEM
i
i
A
lot
of
other
things
will
descend
with
it.
Among
them
are
the
Investment
plans
of
provincial
and
municipal
governments.
When
Mr.
Anscomb
goes
to
market
this
year
to
borrow
the
huge
(and
probably
now
the
Impossible)
sum
of
$40
millions
he
will
find
the
financial
markets
in
a
sub-zero
temperature.
In
the
last
few
days
this
reporter
has
spent
some
gloomy
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
J
Our
CLEAN
SWEEP
j
JAMBOREE
!
SALE
J
NOW
IN
progress;
Johnstone.
i
Tcny
Cote
has
returned
from
i
Vancouver
where
he
went
for
a
hood
and
still
understands?
iFor
infants,
the
language
nu'dical
check-up
on
his
eye
evenings
on
a
Pullman
car
with
which
was
injured
some
time
ago
other
provincial
statesmen
who
in
an
accident.
have
been
to
Toronto
and
to
New
York
and
found
that
there
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Dominate
!
Just
Isn't
money
to
be
borrowed
and
daughters
of
Prince
Rupert!
not,
anyway,
at
rates
which
snent
Victoria
Dav
in
Terrace
any
province
or
municipality
WOMEN'S
ond
GIRLS'
WEARrnrl
A
I
rj
household
items
Or
CvJMLO;
"
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
j
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
ill
11,
Evening
Shows
7
-
9:26
I
1
1
'
I
ill
'
J
Saturday
Matinees
2
-
4:06
L"
-
4
I
I
1
Extra
Cartoon
-
News
DIiCRiisii
"""
can
pay
and
still
face
the
tax
and
while
here
were
the
guests
of
Mrs.
Dominalo's
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Houlden.
SALE
PLAY
SHOES
Mrs.
George
Grant
drove
to
Prince
Rupert
last
week
to
meet
Mr.
Giant's
mother
and
brother
who
are
holidaying
there.
payers.
Mr.
Anscomb
is
in
for
a
depressing
trip
east
one
of
these
days.
E
If
British
Columbia
and
other
provinces,
and
many
municipalities
throughout
the
country,
are
unable
to
borrow
the
money
they
want
to
build
all
kinds
of
things,
that
is
Just
what
the
Canadian
Government
planned
for
them.
The
whole
purpose
of
the
Great
Deflation
is
to
reduce
the
demands
of
governments,
of
business
and
of
individual
consumers
on
the
available
supplies
of
materials,
manpower
and
machinery
which
spoken
in
the
home.)
13.
Religion.
14.
Birthplace
In
what
province
or
country
was
this
person
born?
(For
those
born
outside
Canada
the
country
of
birth
according
to
present
international
boundaries.)
15.
Period
of
immigration
(if
born
outside
Canada).
(Year
of
first
arrival
in
Canada
as
immigrant.)
16.
Citizenship
(nationality).
(Country
to
which
person
owes
allegiance.
Non-Canadians
include:
a.
Persons
born
in
the
British
Commonwealth
who
had
not
completed
five
years'
residence
in
Canada
before
January
1,
1947,
or
secured
a
certificate
of
Canadian
citizenship
since
that
date;
b.
Persons
born
in
other
countries
who
did
not
take
out
naturalization
papers
before
January
1.
1947,
and
have
not
secured
a
certificate
of
Canadian
citizenship
since
that
date.
Exceptions
to
these
two
classes
will
be
taken
care
of
by
the
enumerator.)
17.
Origin.
(Ancestry
in
the
male
line,
e.g.,
English,
French,
Italian,
etc.
Designed
to
record
cultural
backgrounds
contribut
(Subject
to
Change)
FRIDAY
P.M.
4:30
Sleepy
lime
Ktorle
4:45
Stock
Quot
Si
Int.
5:00
Int.
Comty.
5:10
Alberta
Pipeline
5:30
Bill
Good
Sports
5:45
Lvrical
Lady
5:55
CBC
News
6:03
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Personal
Album
6:30
Musical
Varieties
6:45
"Smiley
Bumette
Show"
7:00
C'BC
New!
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Guy
Lombardo
Show
8:00
Here
Comes
the"
Band
8:80
Vancouver
Theatre
9:00
Burns
Chuckwagon
9:30
Canadian
Short
Stories
9:45
Life
and
Times
of
the
Detective
Story
10:00
t:BC
Nr
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Music
from
the
Past
10:30
CBC
Symphonctte
10:45
Comic
Strip
11
:(K)
Weather
ll:CB-Sign
otf
SATURDAY
A.M.
1:00
Musiial
Clin
:00
CBC
News
8:10-Here's
Bill
OixkI
8:15
Hits
and
Encores
8:30
Morning
Devotion
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Cotniy
9:15
Saddle
Sercnadf
9:30
CBC
Stamp
Club
9:45
The
Answer
Man
0:59
Time
tsignal
10:00
Bandstand
10:15
Minuet
10:30
World
Church
News
,10:45
CBC
News
10:55
Wenuiei
and
Interlude
11:00
Saturday
Date
11:30
Weather
Report
11:31
Message
Period
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
Scandinavian
Melodiei
SATURDAY
P.M.
12:00
BBC
Bandstand
12:30
Folk
Song
Time
1:30
London
Studio
Melodies
2:00
Trans-Canada
Badst'd
3:00
This
Week
3.15
CBC
News
3:25
Rec.
Interlude
3:30
Saturday
Pops
Concert
4:30
Roll
Back
the
Years
Hon.
W.
T.
Straith
and
Mrs.
Straith
are
expected.
in.
town
on
Saturday
on
thrU"
way
to
the
south
after
a
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
and
coastal
points.
They
will
be
entertained
at
a
luncheon
at
"The
Motel"
on
Saturday
by
the
members
of
the
local
school
board
and
will
make
a
are
overstrained
by
the
defence
tour
of
the
district.
They
will
rjronram
l.-uvr
101
wie
iiiieiiui
uii
moil
day.
iBut
note
this:
The
Government
of
Canada
is
not
directly
administering
thl.
purge
to
the
economic
body
of
the
nation.
It
has
prescribed
i
W
'
1
Funeral
in
New
Westminster
98
ALL
SIZES
-ALL
COLORS
the
medicine
but
it
will
be
administered
by
the
free
and
flexible
private
enterprise
system.
7
7
ing
to
the
Canadian
nation.)
18.
War
service.
(Service
in
armed
forces
of
any
country
In
World
Wars
I
or
II.)
19.
Forces
served
in.
(Canadian,
other,
or
both.)
It
is
for
every
individual
bank
(
manager
to
decide
who
ge.s
loans
and
how
much.
It
is
for
'.
fashion
footwear
TERRACE
Mrs.
Florence
Elizabeth
Glennie,
wife
of
John
Glennie,
and
a
psychiatric
nurse
11
c
rc
hoiiiiif
Jor
ilic
hio
(mmJc,
Sy
Ami
tnctiy,
Rio
!
ivt
Rio
!
Siiif:
ir
-vr-.T7,
my
homty
owir
frl,
A
l
'or
we're
bound
for
Rio
(inutdc!
the
investors
in
bonds
to
decide
.
at
tha
M
1
1
m
r.
f
.
i
r
tha
A
r
iw
I
uroo
.
.
i
Tho
neirt
in
nnpsfinns
will
h
.
"f""'
nuw
inucn
they
nicy
will
win
pay
jay
for
ui
.
.
Jed
OI'takcn
the
locaI
hosP'tal
on
'
governmental
or
private
securl-!
aeu
tor
lor
persons
i
14
vear,
vi
persons
years
,
tihhh.
and
anA
fr,,,
from
ther
h.
i
i
...
i
u-
i
i
ties
and
hence
to
fix
the
In-!
Tuesday
was
rushed
by
ambulance
to
the
General
Hospital
in
Prince
Ru-
age
and
over:
20.
What
did
this
person
do
mAtHii
Hiirinrr
monlr
ns4
i
t-w.
Turin
!
W
l'or
over
a
century
Lamb's
Niivy
f
terest
rate.
The
Government
has
merely
2,
1951?
(Replies
to
show
wheth-
?lrt
hee
s.n
passed
away
soon
TOYS
TOYS
TOYS
Sec
our
Display
of
Toys
Now!
PLASTIC
STEMWARE
SETS
SODA
FOUNTAIN
SETS
BOATS
-
GUNS
-
PLANES
er
working,
with
a
job
but
not
I
rfl,
,
ty"
of
at
work,
looking
for
work,
keep-L,T
nh,
nree
vears
Glennie
'eav
her
Ing
house,
going
to
school,
re-
mou
Passing
her
husband
and
two
tired
or
vnlunt.arilv
idle
nor.
:
pulled
the
great
deflationary
lever.
The
innumerable
and
delicate
gears
of
the
economic
machine
will
remesh
themselves
and
will
do
it
much
better
and
.much
more
rapidly
than
any
set
of
government
planners
could
hope
to
do.
iThe
gigantic
process
manent.lv
nnahi
tn
umrir
r,r
pre-school
daughters,
Sharon
and
Heather.
Coming
from
New
other.)
21.
In
addition,
did
this
pcr-1
Westminster
'
last
fall
deceased
y
has
been
the
call
ol"
those
who
know
y
good
rum.
Smooth
and
mellow,
it
is
J
matured,
blended
and
bottled
in
1
Britain
of
ihe
tinesi
Pcmerara
Ruins.
J
!
I
Lamb's
Navy
Rum'
(xmtnti
Hmird
h
live
Hvvcrnrnvnl
iH
Hfti"h
tjioiht
entered
into
church
and
com
son
do
any
work
lor
pay
or
munity
work
and
her
untimely
profit?
(Applies
to
all
except
Baseball
Scores
those
working
or
permanently
j
passing
has
come
as
a
great'
of
adjustment
is
now
under
way.
Undoubtedly
many
private
business
deala
and
many
provincial
and
municipal
treasurers
will
be
caught
in
the
gears
and
their
spreams
will
soon
assault
the
ears
of
Ottawa.
Can
Ottawa
endure
such
political
agony?
If
anyone
is
still
interested,
I
shall
attempt
an
answer
next
time.
National
Brooklyn
4,
Philadelphia
3.
Pacific
Coast
Seattle
8,
Oakland
4.
Portland
8,
Los
Angeles
2.
San
Francisco
2,
Sacramento
5.
Hollywood
6,
San
Diego
7.
Western
International
Vancouver
6,
Salem
10.
Victoria
2,
Tacoma
5.
Tri-City
3,
Wenatchee
8.
Spokane
6,
Yakima
5.
Fly
High
unable
to
work;
for
week
end-!snocK
10
a"
wno
Kne
ner.
rne
ing
June,
2.1
I
funeral
will
be
held
from
the
S.
22.
How
many
hours
did
this
Bowell
Si
Sons
Funeral
Home,
person
work?
(Applies
to
all
re-
few
Westminster,
the
remains
porting
full
or
part-time
work
o
jing
shipped
there
from
Prince
and
to
week
ending
June
2.)
j
Rupert
on
Thursday's
boat.
23.
Name
of
firm
or
business.
b
(For
whom
person
worked
!n
f't
n
a
week
ending
June
2,
1951.)
wll
rlCtUTCS
24.
Industry
In
what
kind
mm
of
business
or
industry
is
this?
OMOWfl
tO
VjVrO
(Description
such
as
retail
drug!
.
store,
flour
milling,
manufactur-
I
"oil
f(,r
Canada"
was
the
title
Ing
rubber
shoes,
etc.)
iof
an
interesting
film,
provided
25.
Occupation
What
kindV
tnc
Imperial
Oil
Co.,
which
of
work
did
this
person
do-
in
was
shown
at
the
weekly
lun-thls
industry?
(An
exact
de-
cheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
ocrlption
is
required,
such
as.
Club
Wednesday.
First
were
talcs
clerk,
iron
moulder,
civil
shown
scenes
of
oil
production,
engineer,
lathe
operator,
auto
processing
and
distribution
in
mechanic,
etc.)
i
Canada,
the
scenes
then
shifting
With
Fashion's
Finest!
McBRNE
BAGGAGE
WW
Wherever
you
go
.
.
.
by
ilano,
train,
boat
or
car
.
.
.
26.
Is
the
occupation
report-'
to
South
America
where
Is
ob-ed
in
Question
25
this
person's
;
llalned
much
of
the
additional
usual
occupation?
(If
not,
the
oil
which
Canada
requires.
Pre-usual
occupation
to
be
shown.)
Isident
E.
D.
Forward
was
in
the
27.
Class
of
worker.
(Wage
or
chair
and
a
luncheon
guest
was
salary
earner,
worker
on
own
David
Gould
of
Vancouver,
account,
or
employer.)
'
28.
Weeks
worked
for
wages
George
J.
Dawes
will
be
leav-and
salary
during
12
months
ins
next
week
for
Vancouver
to
prior
to
June,
1951.
attend
a
Shrine
ceremonial.
29.
Wage
and
salary
earnings
'
.
during
12
months
prior
to
June
'
TRUCK
PARTS
NEED
DUAL
DRIVES?
Iili
Bngtps
hiiiI
TriniHlPr
'rt'-rs
IVI'hllNAriONAL,
-
(i.Ml'-IH
VM.
r
Truck
Motors
all
kinds.
Transmi'i-
Kions
Winchi!8.
Holbts,
8prinK&,
Axles,
etc.,
etc.
Buy
With
Confidence
Save
Time
and
Money
Order
by
Mall
nr
Telephone
I,
A.
7200
Credit
Terms
II
Desired
SK.UTI.K
I
HI
I
K
IIKAIIIfl
AH
TI
HS
tliHH
I..
Murehiul
H
Seattle,
Viuslilngtiin
you
will
always
be
glad
that
you
chose
M
t
lilt
I
NIC
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
19ol.
(Total
wages
or
salary
be-i
fore
deductions
of
income
tax,
unemployment
insurance,
medl-
cal
plans,
etc.;
required
only
within
$500
ranges.)
PHONE
775
327
3rd
AVE.
WEST
A
(jvnil
Place
to
Buy
Over
Quarter
Century
v
V,
1
,
1
V.
''i
ill
is-
i
DOMS'
moX
SPECIALS!
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Coquitlam
.Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
ALICE
ARM,
STtWART
AND
CLEARANCEof
BRASSIERES
Complete
stock
clearance
of
BEST
FORM
Brassieres.
Reg.
$1.29
and
$1.50
.
SALE
PRICE
79c
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Coquitlam"
June
8
and
22
B
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
DEPARTMENT
OF
TRANSPORT
OTTAWA
PILOT
IVIMIII
.
II
('.
I'Moluee
Aiithnritv
Appllcutlun
from
qualified
persons
to
enter
the
Pilotage
Service
In
the
British
Columbia
Pilotage
District
arc
Invited
by
the
Department
of
Transport,
conditional
on
the
applicant
being
able
to
pass
an
enamlna-tlon
on
pllotane
and
related
subjects
Qualifications
Required
Applicant
must
be
a
Canadian
citizen,
resident
In
Canada,
between
the
ages
of
30
and
50.
of
Bona,
character
and
habits,
and
with
a
good
record
of
service
at
sea.
A
certificate
of
health,
-lye-.
slKht
and
hearing
must
accom-
ss.
Coquitlam,
June
1,
15,
&
29
9
p.m.
CHILDRENS
"T"
SHIRTS
I
puny
application.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Bargains
children's
T-Shirts.
I
MSG
lassos
GEBGP
in
in
hcavy-kn
heavy-knit
Regulai
Regular
'
TVilrJ
laoniia
nV,
....
n
KOS
$2.25
,
rrTTvm
i
now
1.49
BLONDIE
Woman's
Work
is
Never
Done!
By
Criiu
j
A
Certificate
of
Competency
of
a
grade
not
lower'
than
Master.
Tugboat
Home
Trade,
with
proof
of
at
least
three
years'
service
as
Master,
or
not
less
than
one
years
service
as
Master
and
for
the
balance
of
the
qualifying
period
above
mentioned
doubly
service
as
Chief
Officer
or
First
Mate
In
a
vessel
required
by
the
Canada
Hhlpping
Act
to
carry
a
certificated
mate,
this
service
to
be
performed
In
a
vessel
engaged
In
the
coastal
trade
of
British
Columbia.
(Certificate
of
Competency
and
testimonials
must
not
accompany
application.)
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Heavy
Denim
Pants,
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16
years.
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Regular
$3.95
now
2.69
DEPT.
STORE
Applications
for
examination.
In
;
the
applicant's
own
handwriting
;
must
be
in
the
hands
of
the
Bnner-
DOMS
,
liitenui-nt
of
Pilots.
Federal
Building
Vancouver.
B.C.,
not
later
than
Jiie
.
30,
1951.
An
examination
will
be
1
held
on
or
about
July
16.
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for
establishing
an
eligible
list
from
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which,
as
necessary,
appointments
of
probationary
pilots
for
the
District
-will
be
made.
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Minister
of
Transport
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May
21,
1951.
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