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1947
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Rupert
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TOURIST
COMMITTEE
URGED
Since
the
tourist
trade
ha?
become
a
nation-wide
business
which
annually
brings
millions
of
dollars
into
Canada,
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
feels
that
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
of
Canada
should
organize
a
tourist
committee
designed
to
encourage
the
flow
cf
tourists
into
this
cruntry.
Xhls
is
the
substance
of
a
presoljition
which
will
be
sub-njltted
to
the
annual
convention
offthe
national
Junior
Chambwr
atMontreal
next
May.
The
reso-
tee,Vras
arproved
bv.
the
mem-
targes
that,
since
the
tour-
lafilrlrioc
in
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it
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a
source
of
much
revenue
annuailyy
the
Junior
C
k-ji
ief
of
Commerce
of
Canada
include
tourist
business
a
a
national
project
and,
through
creation
of
a
.tourist
committee,
promatf
a
nation-wide
pol-
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MARKED
THIS
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;INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
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E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
Phone
88
icy
to
encourage
a
steady
and
expanding
flow
of
tourists."
The
same
resolution
will
be
submitted
to
the
regional
convention
at
Harrison
Hot
Springs
in
June
while
a
resolution
urging
an
expansion
of
Immigration
into
Canada
will
be
submitted
to
the
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
cf
Trade
of
Central
B.C.
next
August.
SHARKING
INDUSTRY
MELBOURNE,
Australia
tt
In
South
Australia
shark-catching
is
quite
an-
indurtrv.
For
some
time
after
the
beginning
of
profevional
sharking,
the
record
for
a
single
haul
stood
at
140.
But
230
were
taken
last
year,
a
record
catch
that
seems
never
likely
to
be
attained
again.
DEAF
IHARD
OF;
HEARING?
BE
ASSURED
OF
THE
FINEST
IN
HEARING
AIDS
IN
MICROTONE
DURATRON
VACOLITE
BE
ASSURED
OF
PERSONAL
SERVICE,
HOME
FITTINGS
AND
FRESH
BATTERIES
AT
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
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1321
Phone
C44
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AVENUE
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Demolish
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buildings.
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we
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an
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P.O.
BOX
654
:
PRINCE,RUPERT
PROBLEMS
OF
CO-OPERATIVES
University
of
British
Columbia
Extension
Speakers
Heard
A
good-sized
audience
Thurs
day
evening
in
the
Civic
Centre
heard
Douglas
Clark
and
Miss
Lin
Brown,
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
who
are
in
the
north
in
connection
with
the
general
promotion
of
the
University
Extension
Course
on
co
operative
problems
and
the
relation
of
the
fishing
Industry
to
the
same.
They
will
be
calling
at
many
Northern
British
Columbia
points,
before
returning
to
Vancouver.
Last
night's
gathering
took
the
fornv
of
a
general
discussion
toward
the-
end
with
anyone
free
to
ask
questions
of
the
speakers.
Many
tock
prompt
advantage
of
this
opportunity
and
much
of
what
was
said
proved
helpful
and
thought-provoking.
The
meeting
was
presided
over
by
George
Viereck
and
was
held
In
the
Civic
Centre
cafeteria.
In
his
opening
remarks,
Mr.
Ciark
mentioned
how,
at
the
present
time,
there
appeared
to
be
a
sense
of
insecurity
abroad
in
the
world
among
various
labor
groups.
If
not
downright
anxiety,
there-
was-
a
gradually
developing
belief'
that,
perhaps
by
1950,
a
depression
will
actually
be
here.
Even
now,
it
wrxs
noticeable
how
farm
products
and
other
varieties
of
food
and
clothing
were
being
affected
by
changing
prices,
although
this
could
not
be
called
Tar
reaching.
,
Mr.
Clark
spoke
at
considerable
length
on
the
relation
between
labor
groups
and
the
cooperatives,
pay.
scales
and
living
costs,
value
and
benefits
of
the
University
Extension
Course
in
its
application
to
fishing.
The
second
and
concluding
speaker
was
Miss
Brown
whose
pleasing
personality
made
a
happy
impression
on
the
audience
whose
members
Included
ladles
as
well
as
men.
Miss
Brown,
who
said
she
would
undertake
to
speak
chiefly
from
the
psychological
standpoint,
re
viewed
many
of
the
economic
problems
confronting
co-opera
tives,
producers,
employers
and
employees,
from,
psychological,
mental,
philosplcal
and
analytic
classmcatloas.
Touching
on
co-operative
progress
in
Prince
Rupert,
the
speaker
emphasized
how
very
necessary
all
possible
enthusiasm
was
in
the
steady
building
up
of
any
objective
or
move-
NOVEL
SNOW-REMOVAL
METHODS
IN
ENGLAND
A
supply
ministry
official
said,
"we
have
found
a
solution
to
the
country's
transport
difficulties-
after
this
experiment
with
two
pet
aircraft
engines
which
took
only
five
minutes
to
clear
a
75-yard
snowdrift,
4'.2
feet
high,
delaying
powerful
freight
engines
for
several
days
on
the
London
and
North
Eastern
Railway
line
near
Grantham,
Lincolnshire.
In
top
photo,
the
jet
engines,
mounted
On
a
railway
truck,
blow
a
stream
of
hot
air
which
scatters
and
melts
the
snow
sis
the
truck
moves
along
the
permanent
patch
the
jets
have
cleared.
A
close-up
of
the
operation
is
seen
in
bottom
photo,
with
a
path
being
cut
as
smoothly
as
a
knife
passing
through
soft
butter.
GYRO
ACTIVITIES
AND
FINANCING
Club
activities
and
financing
white
child
to
be
born
In
the
then
new
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
A
luncheon
guest
was
Ca.pt.
William
McNeill
of
for
the
year
were
the
principal
the
tanker
B.C.
Standard.
topics
ior
aiMMUiion
wnen
trie
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
was
:n
regular
monthly
business
session
at
Its
luncheon
oh
Wednesday
of
this
week.
A
budget
committee
consisting
of
Maurice
Brydes,
W.
F'..
Stone
and
Frank
Skinner
was
named
and
a
way8
and
means
committee
comnrls-Ing
Frank
Skinner,
W.
J.
Scott.
Maurice
Brydges
and
Thomas
Wllford.
Best
wishes
were
extended
to
Joe
on
the
occasion
of
his
birthday.
Thirty-six
years
ago
he
was
the
first
always
W
be
sierrrArrotherTief
was
being
up-to-date
and
keeping
in
step
with
the
times
and
modem
Ideas.
Another
was
lit
the
training
of
young
fishermen.
And
yet
another
need
was
a
co-
operative
sign
over
some
busi
menu
This
enthusiasm
was
not
ness
establishments
in
thc-cityl
SPECIAL
VALUE
WATCHES
THIS
WEEK
Men's
and
ladies'
assorted
styles
in
stainless
steel
and
gold-filled
15
and,
17-jewpl
grades;
some
have
leather
straps,
and
the
ladies'
are
silk
cord
or
chain
bracelet
styles.
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PRINCE
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772
330
Second
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Phone
032
For
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.
PARAMOUNT
CAFE
at
Port
Edward,
B.C.
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
M
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7:00
am,
to
11:00
p.m.
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GOOD
DRIVING
OVER
HIGWAY
Clear
and
Dry
All
the
Way
To
Rainbow
Lake
Summit,
Auto
Ass'n
Head
Reports
There
U
good
driving
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Rainbow
Lake
summit
over
the
Prince
Rupert
Highway;
It
is
reported
by
J
Harry
Black,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Automobile
Association.
Although
there
Is
snow
three
feet
deep
on
either
side
if
the
road
at
the
summit,
the
surface
itself
Is
dry
all
the
way
there
with
little
to
mar
It
except
some
chuck-holes.
Culverts
which
have
been
put
In
are
proving
effective,
says
Mr.
Black,
In
carrying
off
the
water
as
the
snow
mdU
Instead
of
leaving
It
to
lie
on
the
road.
The
road
has
been
kept
e'ear
of
mow
by
use
of
a
bulldozer.
Beyond
the
summit
toward
Tyee.
the
road
Is
covered
with
hard-nacked
snow.
At
the
other
end,
the
road
U
open
now
from
Terrace
a
far
west
as
Shames
River
brlcfte,
heaw
rscked
snow
having
been
cleared
down
to
the
surface
by
use
of
snedal
plowins
equipment.
If
this
clearln?
work
was
cont'nued
anothT
five
miles
west.
Len
Griffiths
would
be
"ble
to
reonen
his
sawmill
which
s
at
present
tied
up,
Mr
Griffiths,
who
l?
at
present
on
a
brief
visit
to
the
city,
said.
LONDON
About
300.000
ural
women
In
Britain
ard
to
lavr
their
own
college
endowed
with
money
raised
by
them-relv,
Tlirv
are
members
of
tlie
National
Federation
of
Women's
Iiwtitntes
whleh
has
pur-ehaiel
pfoperty
near
Oxford
to
be
renamed
Denman
College.
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to
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.
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full
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enamel
1
finish
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iir
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xix
in.
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now.
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Mm
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a
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a
Kink
really
III
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how
friendly
and
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a
neighhour.
You
can
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it
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cash
a
cheque,
make
a
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hill,
ohtain
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hs.
A
hank
is
as
essential
to
the
welfare
and
progreti
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of
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community
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and
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right
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tou
can
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any.
time.
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