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to
12
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6
ATTENTION..
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.CA.
and
Y.W.C.A.
(Dy
DOROTHY
QAUBUTTi
Have
you
s
-en
the
commodious
army
tuck
the
"Y
Is
using
and
wilch
it
laughingly
calls
its
"car
?
Built
along
the
lines
of
a
Juggernaut
it
has
all
the
delightful
angles
and
luxury
fittings
of
a
present
day
tumbril.
One
ride
in
it
and
you
don't
need
the
guillotine.
You're
'already
dead.
Getting
Into
it
is
an
experience.
You
open
the
j
door,
measure
the
distance,
take
;
a
(lying
leap,
chin
yourself
and
(you're
either
in
or
flat
on
your
face
in
the
mud.
occasionally,
and
for
no
good
reason.
I
let
myself
be
driven
home
In
It.
Mid
does
home
look
good!
Three
new
babies
this
week
as
reported
by
Mrs.
Hill-Tout
First
there
is
little
Penny
Greenfield
whose
Daddy
is
with
the
Canadian
army
in
Italy.
Penny
was
bom
on
April
5
and
weighed
seven
and
one-half
pounds.
I
can't
find
any
meaning
for
Penny
but
think
it
must
be
short
for
Penelope-one
of
the
loveliest
of
names,
which
is
from
the
a
reek
and
means
"A
weaver;
industrious;
a
good
wife."
On
April
8
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stanley
Webster
became
the
proud
parents
of
Master
Gordon
Stanley
Webster.
Gordon
weighed
6
pounds
11
ounces
at
birth.
Mrs.
Webster
Is
a
Winnipeg
girl
and
Mr.
Webster
Is
in
the
navy.
Gordon
means
"A
fine
man"
or
"A
strong
man,"
while
tlie
meaning
of
Stanley
is
"Glory
of
the
camp
or
state."
An
Air
Force
baby
came
along
on
April
10
when
little
Iva
May.
weighing
7
pounds
8
ounces
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hunter.
I
cannot
find
the
name
Iva
but
Ivy
means
"Friendship
or
Fidelity,"
while
May
is
a
form
of
Mary
and
means
"Distressed
or
tearful."
!
Yesterday
afternoon
I
heard
rumors
of
a
dress
rehearsal
for
the
Army
Show
so
I
popped
over
to
the
Navy
Drill
Hall
and
saw
It
in
progress.
The'
costumes
are
simply
beautiful,
all
In
the
authentic
Cinderella
tradition,
and
the
blending
of
t
browns
and
greens
and
golden
i
yellows
In
the
tavern
scene
is
!as
artistic
as
it
Is
professional,
j
I'm
not
going
to
tell
you
much
about
It
except
that
Stuart
Car-j
son's
resonant
voice
is
delightful;
the
vlllian
is
most
villain-j
ous
and
Cinderella
Is
as
sweet
iand
pretty
as
you
could
wish
I
her.
The
music
for
the
production
Is
by
Pte.
Clifford
Macaree.
now
with
an
army
show
unit
In
the
East.
Better
buy
your
tickets
early
and
I
mean
early.
It's
good!
I
1
.W
SERVICES
TO
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Waypoints,
Stewart
and
North
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
(
Full
Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
54..
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
Astoria
Hotel,
Jasper,
newly
decorated
and
renovated,
now
under
new
management.
First
class
Dining
Room
and
Lunch
Counter.
Meals
served
at
all
hours.
30
rooms,
15
with
bath.
Reasonable
rates.
GEORGE
ANDREW,
Prop.
INDIANS
(Continued
from
page
1)
MacKay
felt,
for
much
closer
co-operation
between
the
Dominion
and
the
province
with
respect
to
Indian
work,
especl-
1
ally
in
the
fields
of
education
and
health,
than
existed
today.
Indians
within
or
in
close
proximity
to
the
boundaries
of
organized
municipalities
should
have
extended
to
them
the
educational
and
health
services
available
to
whites.
Major
MacKay
estimated
the
present;
Indian
population
of
British
Columbia
at
25,000
with
eighteen
agencies,
tlie
smallest
being
Nicola1
with
population
of
435
and
Skeena
River
the
largest
with
2441.
There
were
1040
reserves
In
the
province
comprising
a
total
area
of
775,-000,
acres.
Indian
education
had
Its
genesis
in
the
missionary
activities
On
Parade
"Old
soldleis
never
die.
They
simply
fade
away
"
Although
it
is
now
nearly
twenty
-
six
years
since
the
last
shot
was
fired
in
the
First
Great
War.
veterans
of
that
struggle
still
show
that
the
volunteer
spirit
of
1914-1918
is
net
dead
and.
although
It
Is
not
possible
for
them
to
take
(In
actrvr
part
they
once
did,
they"
are
still
wlll-.17
to
donate
much
of
their
leisure
time
to
thV
service
of
their
country.
The
Fiist
(Uoserte
Batalllnn,
Prince
Rupert
Roghnent
Machine
Onnt
Is
fortunate
In
living
anion?
its
members
iny
old
soldics
of
the
present
ar
Men
who
volu
:
eered
for
active
service
but.
owing,
to
disabilities,
have
had
to
return
to
tvilia
life.
The
fighting
serr
vires
of
the
British
Empire
are
well
represented
in
the
Unit.
The
foHowing
U
a
ioll
of
veterans
of
the
tost
war
who
are
up
at
the
sound
or
the
bell
and
dolns
their
stnff
In
the
second
and
final
round:
J.
Armstrong
Tank
Corps
t,
A.
W.
Allaire
Seaforths.
A.
W.
Burnip
"Royal
Navy
i,
J.-Davidson
'Gordon
it
ArRylni.
A.
Deidal
tR.C.E..
J
H.
Englecke
21st
Bn.i.
R.
E.
Eyolfson
1223rd
Bn..
E.
Foster
tR.C.AM.C.).
W.
Ooddard
lst
CMJU,
V.
Houston
rr,
Rn.i,
W.
R.
McAfee
(53rd
Bty.
C.FA),
3.
McGlashan
(Merchant
Ma:tne),
R.
Munro
Argyll
and
Sutherland),
C.
J.
Norrlngton
Middlesex
Regt..
H.
A.
Ponder
(2nd
C.M.R.),
M.
Penderzrast
12th
Bty.
Q.F.Ar,
C
J.
Toombs
(Middlesex
and
Queens),
O.
Soames
H02
Bn.y.
J.
A.
Ten
(Seaforthsl.
C.
II.
Todd
(C2nd
Bn.J.
R.
Vandersluji
'Australian
Militia
and
Merchant
Marlnei.
T.
N.
Youngs
28th
Bn.
and
R.A.F.).
A
successful
dance
was
held
by
tit
Regiment
in
the
Drill
Hal'
on
A'iril
10.
Norton
Youngs,
on
whose
shoulders
the
bulk
of
the
work
and
airangemenU
fell,
b
to
y'
congratulated
on,
the
result.
Who
was
it
remarked
the
punch
wasn't
strong
enough?
It
looks
as
if
the
Regiment
will
soon
have
1U
own
pipe
band
in
oiwratlon
that's
the
stuff
to
ive
the
troops
Thp
Seal
of
Quality
British
Columbia's
Finest
Salmon
Fresh
Local
Haw
and
Pasteurized
MILK
VALENTIN
MUtytf
PII0NK
C57
FOR
A
TAXI
Telephone
65
Btand:
Grotto.Cigar
Store1
THE
DAILY
NEWS
ntlpAY
of
.the
-various
churches
and
the
church
continued
to
occupy
a
very
important
part
In
the
edu
cation
of
Indian
children.
Fifty
six
per
cent
of
the
Indian
population
of
British
Columbia
was
Roman
Catholic
and
forty-four
per
cent
Protestant.
Major-
MaeKay
revealed
a
very
definite
trend
away
from
the
residential
school
and
toward
the
day
school
in
the
education
of
the
Indians
and
In
this
the
speaker
saw
a
very
distinct
advantage
in
bringing
the
influence
of
the
school
upon
the
home
and
the
heart
of
family
life.
The
whole
Indian
problem
was
essentially
an
educational
one,
Major
MacKay
asserted.
There
was
no
doubt
of
the
Inherent
ability,
mental
and
otherwise,
of
the
Indian
people.
All
Indian
schools
in
British
Columbia
were
entirely
supported
and
maintained
by
the
government
of
Canada.
The
aim
of
the
depattment
was
to
con-
1st
(Reserve)
Bn.
Trlnce
999
Rupeit
Reft.
(M.fi.)
The
foot-ball
season
ls
approaching
and
the
Reserve
Team
has
already
had
Its
first
workout.
Tills
year
they
are
going
to
make
sure
that
an
the
challenge
cups
come
home
to
roost.
Strength
Increases
for
the
week
Include
Seymour
Dennis,
Robert
Simpson,
Sam
Currle,
Roderick
Smith,
John
McLean
and
Harry
Hill.
Promotions:
ASt.
Bill
Shear-down
to
be
P2Lt.
tlnue
to
Improve
the
educational
system
of
the
natives.
As
obstacles
In
the
way
of
the
proper
development
of
the
Irfdlans
Major
MacKay
listed
a
tendency
to
ostracism,
Influence
of
the
worst
class
of
whites
and
the
greatest
of
all
the
supplying
of
liquor
which
caused
poverty,
tragedy
and
debauchery.
"It
should
be
considered
no
trivial
offence
to
supply
liquor
to
Indians
and
every
magistrate
should
assume
It
his
duty
to
hand
out
the
severest
passible
penalties
to
those
who
do
so."
METHODS
OF
JDXn.NG
NEEDS
In
order
to
meet
the
ever
growing
needs
of
the
Indian
people,
efforts
should
be
made
In
the
following
directions
as
soon
as
conditions
permitted
I
Extension
of
the
health
services,
especially
in
the
north
and
more
remote
sections
of
the
interior
through
the
em
ployim-nt
of
additional
doctor,
and
nurses.
2
Additional
hospitalization
facilities.
3
Employment
of
social
service
workers.
4
Construction
of
new
homes
and
Improvement
to
existing
dwellings.
5
Provision
of
more
up
to
date
day
schools.
0
Increase
In
field
staff
to
organize
and
promote
modem
methods
of
farming.
7
Development
of
Indian
community
life.
Major
MacKay,
In
ojiening
Irfs
address,
referred
to
Die
fact
(that
he
was
by
no
means
a
4traneer
to
Prince
Rupert
He
had
been
here
in
the
early
day
and,
In
fact
had
enlisted
from
Prince
Rupert
with
Col.
C
i
W.
Peck,
V.C.,
to
whom
he
paid
affectionate
tribute.
President
A.
S.
Nickerson
was
In
the
chair
at
the
luncheon
and
there
was
a
good
attendance
of
RwUry
members
with
a
few
guests
In
the
persons
of
Otof
Hanson,
M.P.,
Jack
Mc-Oowan
and
Len
Harvey,
the
latter
a
Rotarlan
from
Vancouver.
Best
wishes
for
many
happy
returns
of
the
day
were
extended
to
the
treasurer.
Alex
McRae
on
the
occasion
of
his
blrthda
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and
VecctahU
Tobaccos
and
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FREE
DELIVERY
throughout
the
City
three
(Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
SatUTdam'1
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Opposite
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Eureka!
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have
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Q
WHO
MUST
FILE
RETURNS?
If
you
are
tingle,
and
your
income
wai
over
S660.00
Or,
ii
married,
and
your
income
was
ovsr
$1,20000
Or
U
you
had
tax
deducted
in
1943-
you
must
lile
rlunc.
Q
WHAT
FORMS
TO
USE
For
Income
under
$3,000.00
uso
Form
T.1
SjecUl.
For
Income
over
$3,000.00
use
Form
T.l
General.
Q
WHERE
YOU
CAN
GET
FORMS
You
can
get
income
tox
forms
from
1.
Post
Offices.
2.
District
Income
Tax
OfficM.
Your
early
co-operation
Is
requested.
Over
2,000,000
Canadians
will
be
filing
incomo
tax
returns.
You
can
help
by
yetting
your
forms
now,
and
mailing
thorn
promptly.
It
is
important
that
Income
tax
returns
bo
filed
promptly.
Tint,
these
returns
must
b
filed
to
obtain
credit
for
tax
deductions.
Second,
to
claim
any
refund
to
which
you
may
be
entitled.
Third,
to
establish
the
Savings
Portion
of
your
tax,
which
will
bo
paid
beck
to
you
with
interest
after
the
War.
Make
your
returns
now,
but
not
later
than
30th
of
April
to
avoid
a
penalty
of
5
of
your
tax.
The
unpaid
balance
of
your
1843
tax
may
be
paid
any
time
before
31it
of
August
WITHOUT
PENALTY.
GET
YOUR
"T.4
SUP"
FROM
YOUR
EMPLOYER
To
get
a
record
of
your
1943
earning
and
tax
deductions,
ask
your
employer
for
a
copy
of
tho
"T.4
Slip"
ho
filed
with
tho
Government.
Do
this.
It
will
save
you
time,
and
help
prevent
errors.
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DOMINION
OF
CANADA
DEPARTMENT
OF
NATIONAL
REVINUI
INCOME
TAX
DIVISION
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