JUNE
28,
1943
DOMINION
DAY
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
1
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NEWS
FROM
EDMONTON
rugni
UeuiCnaiH
W
D
JVrri.
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iau.au
oouvm-
Edmonton
Journal.
The
was
from
RoberUon
United
Church
and
Rev.
Dr.
W.
o.
Wilson
With
Dr.
M.
R.
Bow.
deputy
minuter
of
health
for
Alberta,
as
chairman,
a
special
Alberta
council
Is
now
at
work
continuing
an
Harold
Riley
of
Council
of
Child
and
Family
Wel
fare-
and
Dr.
A.
M.
Revcll
of
the
Alberta
Dental
Association.
With
Rt.
Rev.
W.
F..
Barfoot.
Bishop
of
Edmonton,
presiding,,
the
J
Edmonton
Diocesan
synod
or
the
Anglican
Church
Is
in
.session
hQre
this
week.
Also
present
Is
Rt.
Rev.'
R,
L.
Sherman,
Bishop
of
Calgary,
who
-preached
the
opening
sermon.
There
are
about
150
service
clerical
and
lay
delegates
In
at
tendance.
As
a
result
of
experiments
out
at
the
University
of
Alberta,
wheat
has
been
found
to
surpass
barley
as
food
for
bacon
hogs.
Dr.
R.
D.
Sinclair,
acting
Mean
of
agriculture
at
the
unlver-
Imm.
I
m
A
ft
A
...
.
.
a
-
.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
TERES
Mlas
Vera
Richards
of
the
De-
Jor
to
Unseed
oil
meal
in
the
fin-
partment
of
Agriculture,
Miss
Ithlng
of
cattle.
Marjorie
Llpsey
of
the
Home
Econ-
omlca
Association
Mm.
J.
n
June
Litchfield
la
the
typing
Vant
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
champion
of
MiDougall
Commer-
lOTer
clty,
Society.
Mrs.
Alan
Short
of
ihe
cla.
"'6h
bcftooi
in
tamonion.
Kjr
Women's
Institute,
Dr.
I.
R.
Bell
"P
was
55
to
60
worda
Of
th
Hannrtlan
MWIInat
tuvli.
IMnUle,
of
Edmonton
has
been
mentioned
I
f
Three
patrlotlc-mlnded
west
end
In
dispaUhe
during
the
past
fewl!?r?
M.ls!
"""
'.glrU
of
Edmonton
have
found
a
day,
a
the
pilot
of
a
Hampden
?
Th'
Wl
ay
of
doing
their
bit
for
bomber
plane
which
was
In
action
Labor.
,lZarnl1'0
Mrs.
,f,
lh?
Feratlo".ut
the
the
war
effort.
They
are
operat-
recently
with
a
Nazi
fighter
after
nawng
dropped
bombs
on
an
Industrial
target
In
northwest
Prominent
Edmontonlans
and
'hfr
who
had
come
especially
for
the
occasion
were
among
large
numbers
who
attended
the
funeral
on
Monday
of
this
week
of
John
M
Imrle.
former
managing
dir
ector
and
vice-president,
of
the
lng
a
unique
children's
library
to
raise
money
for
the
Milk
for
Britain
fund.
The
girls
are
Dorothy
Thompson,
Dora
Bell
and
Nancy
iClegg.
Students
and
staff
of
Alberta
College,
as
a
result
of
a
self-
denial
campaign,
have
been
able
to
present
a
$500
medical
kit
for
a
Red
Cross
medical
hospital
over
seas.
A
check
for
this
amount
was
ecently
presented
formally
to
El
mer
E.
Roper,
president
of
the
years.
wmonum
itea
cross
Drancn.
Some
outstanding
marks
were
-nade
toy
young
athletes
at
the
track
and
field
day
of
Sacred
Heart
school.
Mcllna
Broullette
threw
a
basketball
seventy
feet.
I
David
MacDonald
made
a
high
oi
me
munuonai
suy.
nas
rouna
mat
carcasses
jump
of
flve
jeet
sjx
inches.
value
of
various
foods
used
in
the
graded
better
from
a
pen
of
hogs
I
;
province.
The
council
also
com-
fed
heavily
on
wheat
than
those
j
Edmonton
had
an
Impressive
full
prim
representative
of
various
fed
heavily
on
barley.
Flaxseed
scale
air
raid
practice
for
three
Alberta
organizations
Including
meal
has
been
found
to
be
super-
hours,
on
Sunday
last.
Incidents
warning!
If
it
is
not
already
on
its
way
to
Rationing
Headquarters
you
should
IF
YOU
HAVE
NOT
lUT.EIVED
AN
APPLICATION
CARD
you
should
get
one
at
the
nearest
Post
Ollice
at
once.
ONCE!
were
so
arranged
that
police,
fire
and
ARP
functionaries
had
a
com-1
pletc
work-out.
During
the
raid
planes
from
the
airport
circled
here
a
few
days
ago.
Air
Marshal
W.
A.
Bishop
V.
C,
noted
Canadian
ace
of
the
last
world
war,
Is
a
visitor
in
Edmon
ton.
E.
W;
Stutchbury
of
Minola
has
I
been
elected
president
of
the
Alberta
Association
of
"Municipal!
Secretary
Treasurers.
He
succeed
i
The
Edmonton
Navy
Mothers-Club
held
a
successful
picnic
In
the
South
Side
Park
on
Wednesday
afternoon
of
this
week.
-
-ft
V
lit
MAIL
YOUR
APPLICATION
CARD
FOR
COUPON
RATIONING
AT
After
July
1st
no
one
will
bp
able
to
purchase
sugar
for
regular
domestic
use
wi
thou
turulnji
in
a
ration
coupon.
Application
cards
for
coupon
rationing
foi
sugar
have
now
been
mailed
to
every
household
in
Canada.
Hut,
In
an
undertaking
w
vast,
some
homes
may
have
been
missed,
or
some
cards
may
have
gone
astray.
So.
no
matter
where
you
live,
whether
it
is
in
area
served
by
letter
carrier
or
not,
if
your
application
card
is
not
already
on
Its
way
to
Rruoning
Headquarters,
you
should
watt
no
longer.
After
filling
in
the
card,
according
to
the
Instructions
on
the
pamphlet
which
was
delivered
with
It,
just
drop
tin-
card
in
the
nearest
mall
box
or
post
ollice.
it
necu
no
forwarding
address.
Just
drop
the
card
in
the
nearest
mail
box
or
post
office.
It
needs
no
forward'
ittg
address.
4
It
1'int
Offices
hnve
received
full
instructions
to
rush
abdication
cards
Jor
coufion
rationing
to
Utt
nearest
Wartime
Prices
and
Trade
Board
OJca
where
the
will
fet
immediate
attention
and
tk$
coupon
ration
cards
mailed
right
back
to
yoit.
The
rttlon
cards
being
Issued
for
use
July
1st
nnmiint
of
sugar
as
at
present-
lb.
per
person
are
for
sugar
only,
and
good
lor
10
weeks.
At
per
week.
The
same
provision
as
at
present
for
the
end
of
that
period
a
coupon
ration
book
good
for
6
months
will
be
Issued.
Under
the
new
system
of
coupon
rationing,
you
are
allowed
the
same
''crTTmrnrxrTO"
COUPON
RATIONING
means
no
change
In
vour
ALLOWANCE
OF
SUGAR
additional
quantities
for
pre
serving
and
jam
and
jelly
making
will
be
continued.
Special
voucher
forms
for
this
purpose
arc
being
supplied
all
retailers.
iff
if
j
X
Mm
1
1
'
'
UjiLKLIA
it.
McBRlDE
Mrs.
Snell
of
McBrlde
has
been
on
the
sick
list
of
late
tout
Is
now
Service
clubs
are
Important
asjns
a
atifsfactory
recovery,
an
"influential
cross-section
of
the
i
T-
Hold
tj
of
McBrfde
has
community."
Rev.
R.
McElrov
-
way
Thnmnn
nf
MAtroniitan
United
returned
from
a
vacation
spent
Church
told
the
district
conven-i
tion
of
the
Lions
Club
which
was!
in
session
at
the
Macdonald
Hotel
.at
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Wilson
of
Edmonton
is
vis
Itlng
in
McBride
with
her
sister,
Mis.
McCaulcy.
A
masquerade
dance
was
held
last
Friday
night
In
aid
of
the
McBride
Tennis
Club.
There
was
a
good-sized
crowd
in
attendance
and
the
affair
was
one
of
much
enjoyment
to
ah.
The
Ladles'
Aid
met
on
Tuesday
!
F.
R,
Lawrence
who
headed
the
I
of
this
week
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Association
for
the
last
three
Nystrand.
(Mrs.
J.
Rhodes
and
daughter
of
PHn-fo
T?inrt
nrp
navinF
a
visit
Vlggo
Klhl,
Bom
Berlin
andat
McBrWe
witn
Rhodes
,
rran
niacmora,
eminent
musi-.
and
M
w
clans
from
Eastern
Canada,
are
tn
wall
Edmonton
to
conduct
examlna-
tlons
of
the
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Music.
I
E.
W.
Private
F.
J.
Blair
has
returned
to
his
duties
on
the
coast
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Artillery
after
a
visit
In
McBride
with,
his
'
parents.
James
Fleming'
has
returned
to
'McBride
after
a
visit
In
Portland.
Mrs.
Fleming
is
remaining
In
the
I
south
for
a
while
longer
to
visit
in
Vancouver.
O.
M.
Greer,
who
is
employed
bv
the
Canadian
National
Railways
i
at
McBride,
has
received
a
scholar-
'cViln
fnr
final
TOJf'j
Ktllritp
ST'
Kamloons.
In
the
fall
he
wui
c
to
Vancouver
to
continue
his
stu-,
dies
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
John
T.
Oakley,
one
of
the
oldes:
j
farmers
In
this
district,
reports,
that
he
has
lost
a
number
of
fine
young
animals
through
being
caught
In
snares
while
others
have
'been
shot.
1
...
Mrs.
Murray
of
Vanderhooi
nas
been
paying
a
brief
visit
here
as
the
guest
of
Mrs.
Taggart.
R.
S.
McCauley.
who
has
been
unnlimkl
am
(Vichlpr
nt.
t.h(
local
Canadian
National
Railways
of
fices
for
a
number
of
years,
expects
to
leave
sho'Uv
for
Prince
Rupert.
Ed
Walsh's
orchard
at
Rider
Is
in
good
shape
again
and
he
ex-
perts
to
have
a
number
of
fine
j
exhibits
for
the
McBride
Fair
this
I
year.
NEWS
FOR
MIDLANDS
Bringing
final
conclusion
to
a
dispute
which
has
been
waging
for
many
months,
the
Cobourg
town
council
has
finally
enacted
a
bylaw
empowering
the
parks
board
to
purchase
the
John
Lavis
property
at
the
lake.
In
the
interests
of
economy
it
has
been
decided
that
there
shall
be
no
weed
cutting
this
year
alongside
the
country
roads
In
this
area.
The
county
road
tax
this
year
will
be
1-10
of
a
mill
less
than
it
was
In
1941.
A
band
concert
held
the
latter
part
of
last
week
In
Victoria
Park
in
Cobourg
was
featured
by
the
,
presentation
of
many
numbers
by
1
younger
musicians
of
Cobourg.
j
Prize-winners
at
the
recent
music
'festival
at
Colborne
were
among
those
whose
numbers
were
heard.
Kwong
Bow
Lee,
Chinese
student
at
Queen's
University.
Cobourg.
was
the
sneaker
before
the
Co-
bourg
Rotary
Club
recently.
The
war
between
China
and
Japan
he
'
described
as
one
between
good
and
evil
Influences.
i
J,
C.
M.
Ocrman
was
sworn
in
Inst
week
at
the
Court
House
In
Cobourg
as
judge
of
the
united
counties
of
Northumberland
and
Durham.
Judge
McGIbbon
of
Lindsay
presided
at
the
ceremony
and
was
assisted
by
Judge
Sheldon
Smoke
and
Judge
D.
B.
Coleman.
Various
dlgnatorles
were
in
at
tendance.
Proceeds
of
a
tag
day
held
In
Cobourg
in
support
of
the
Navy
Lea-rue
of
Canada
amounted
to
,
$610.89.
Mrs.
Lena
Ambrose
of
Ottawa
hi
noon
sentenced
to
seven
days
I
Imprisonment
In
county
Jail
at
Cobourg
for
driving
wnue
arums
CHEERY
WAR-TIME
THOUGHTS
Q
7a
rd
pounding
this,
gentlemen
IcCs
see
who
will
pound
longest"
thought
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
SERVICES
TO
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Vay-points,
Stewart
and
North,
(Jucrn
Charlotte
Islands.
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Information,
Tlcketi
and
Reservation
I
RANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
S68
AMALGAMATE!!
HUILDING
WORKERS
OF
CANADA
Prime
Rupert,
it.C.
METKOPOLE
MALL
Meetings
every
fourth
Sunday
in
the
month
at
2
pan.
Unit
No.
1:
Shipwrights,
Joiners,
Boat
Builders
and
Caulkers.
Unit
No.
2:
Painters,
Paper-hangers
and
Decorators.
Secretary:
Phone
Blue
113,
P.O.
P.ox
1415
savoy
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Dux
5tt
FRASER
STREET
PRINCE
RUPERT
has
decided
to
sponsor
a
one-day
ferry
excursion
to
Port
Dalhousle
and
Niagara
Falls
on
August
3.
The
one
hundredth
anniversary
ot
the
founding
of
the
diocesan
theloglcal
college
at
Cobourg
was
observed
with
special
ceremonies
at
St.
Peter's
Anglican
Church
and
Parish
Hall
on
Sunday.
Mrs.
R.
J.
Hepburn
of
Brighton
has
received
word
that
her
son,
Flight
Lieutenant
Stuart
Hepburn,
Is
believed
to
have
been
killed
during
raids
of
the
Royal
Air
Force
on
Germany.
The
Cobourg
Canadian
Legion
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News