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Friday,
November
12,
1948
STEWART
NEWS
Latest
from
Portland
Canal
Mining
Centre
PREPARING
FOR
T.B.
SEAL
SALE
It
mar
still
be
a
whtle
before
people
begin
to
count
the
number
of
shopping
days
before
Christmas
but
the
Christmas
spirit
has
gathered
speed
down
at
Christmas
Seal
headquarters
where
busy
Kinsmen
have
been
trying
to
get
the
bulk
of
the
work
done
before
they
star;
counting
those
shopping
days.
Mailing
lists
had
ta
be
reviled,
htmdred
of
envelopes
addressed,
letters
written
and
-eals
folded.
Nobody
had
to
LOCAL
PULP
MILL
BIGGEST
PROJECT
VANCOUVER
T
H.
W.
Watts,
secretary
of
the
Vancouver
Building
Trades
Council
(AFL)
said
that
an
industrial
bwMing
boom
has
started
in
British
Columbia
and
is
expected
to
hit
a
level
of
$80,000,-000-
It
will
provide
employment
in
the
buikirne;
trades
industry
for
at
least
four
years,
he
said.
Largest
project
out-iide
Vancouver
is
the
cellulose
mill
near
Prince
Rupert,
expected
to
cost
more
than
Portland
Canal
Lodge,
Loyal
were
thoroughly
enjoyJby
all
present.
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John
MeLeod.
proprietor
..
of
the-
Hot
Krttt
Edward,
left
Tor
Vaneowver
v
receive-
medical
attention.
CO-OP
MAKES
$500
GRANT
TO
CIVIC
CENTRE
A
donation
of
$500
to
Prince
Rupert's
CIvie
Centre
vu
au
thorlzed
this
week
by
the
semiannual
meetingof
the
Prince
Rupert
fishermen's
Co-operative
which
concluded
here
last
night
after
a
orte-day
session.
Reports
on"
th'e
various
actiT-ifles
of
the
organization
were
(he
malfl
Items
of
business.
The
Prince
Rupert
Co-ope
r
ative
meeting
was
followed
Wednesday
by
a
meeting
of
the
directors
of
the
B.C.
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Federation,
sales
organization
for
all
the
fishermen's
eo-oneratlves
In
the
province.
Thts
meeting
was
rrelcr
trt
the
CMc
Centre
and
continued
Wednesday.
Attending
H
were
members
o
th
federation
staff,
the
Prrnw
Htrpert
Fishermen's
Co-Co-opwatiTe,
Kynrt
Trollers'
Association
and
the
Sointnla
Fishermen's
Cut-operative.
Order
of
Moose,
In
conjunction
with
Portland
Canal
Chapter,
Worrten
of
the
Moose,
held
a
very
successful
military
wttlst
drive
on
Saturday
In
the
Moose
Home.
Winning
table
comprised
Miss
Dickson,
Mrs.
H.
Wilkinson,
Mrs.
EL
Jacobson,
and
W.
J.
Wakefield.
The
table
getting
the
consolation
prizes
was
composed
of
Miss
Maxy-rauik,
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Ray
Snyder
and
Mrs.
W.
R.
.
Tooth.
After'
supper,
Constable
C.
Kelson,
projectionist
for
the
Parent-
i
lo'd
idle
hands.
Robert
Cameron
ana
H.
fil-klaso
left
far
Shatrghnessy
Military
Hospttia
to
have-a
check
-over-.
I
In
discussing
the
nee
for
a
istwcessfal
camhrn,
Herb
."Young,
chairman
of
the
Kins
BY-ELECTION
LINES
NOT
YET
FORMED
Mrs.
R.
Barwine
has
left
for
a
trip
to
VancoHvet.
1
men
T.
B.
Seal
eomwrittee.
pointed
out
that,
w
tuberewioeis
is
a
coflimunicaole
disease.
like
J.
O.
LeFrawcofs,
manager-ef
the
Gold
rrnn
Mi
no
loft
fn
Teachers
Asscoiation,
gave
a-
t
i
'
measles
or
whooping-
eowgh.
It
'
can
be
prevented
by
breaking
the
chain
.
of
infection.
The
cham
can
be
broken
by
finding
cases
early
before
they
infect
view
of
the
latest
films
from
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at
the
first.
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SHOAL
LAKE,
Man.
Opposition
to
Premier
Stuart
Oar-son
of
Manitoba
in
the
December
20
federal
by-election
In
the
Marquette
constituency
re-
the
National
Film
Board
which
weeit.
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,
,
,
,
,
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others
and
by
treating
then
be
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ProeresSive-ConServatives
par-!
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the1
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t0
thn"ul
ties
have
a
candidate
in
Uf
field
and,
while
the
former
are
!
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tn
nUK
which
the'6
tls.f0r
earIy
tiad
expected
to
provide
one.
CHILD
GROWTH
STUDY
BEGUN
FRANCOIS
LAKE
INSTITUTE-MEET
WAWAIMO
i
uia
we
snouia
spare
no
effort
,
.
,
,
,
,
,
,
-Fight
thoas-
stand
of
the
u.
ta
mttfawn
in
preventing
ag
we
children
here
are
(
Grn.
muwing
provincial
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Jsnyder
is
at
present,
operation"
for
appendicitis
He
III
la
gtat
on
a
busi-
j
had
ten
on
one
of
the
'coast!
'and
schvjot
cGmamnity,"
concluded
Various
Activities
Flanne
Mr.
guiug
tu
uc
guinea
pigs
lor
t
un
uj
iui
a
icuci
iii
the
"Uf
Federal
department
at
,
eanet
post
probably
Justice
f
..
....
.
.
I
Young.
..v.,g
o,pua.
ncitor!HeaKh
Minister
will
be
nominated
II
I
He
expects
io
De
buata
until
he
was
taken
M,
I
Ul
I
two
weeks.
j
records,
Dr.
'
Douglas
V.
Huttow
Liberal
candidate
on
November
IS
in
the
riding
vacated
by
Hon.
Robert
Benson
is
back
apain
In
this
district.
He
is
in
the
Forestry
department
stationed
'
!
MIT
I
been
received
here
hot
c)
ISeed
has
had
an
j
of
the
child
and
welfare
division,
said.
He
revealed
that
he
Is
organizing
a
staff
to
conduct
a
study
during
the
net
eight
months.
He
said
the
study
will
detect
growth
failure
and
physical
"i
I
.
I
at
Somhbank
URGE
END
OF
BALKAN
STRIFE
PARIS
w
The
United
Nations
political
committee
has
approved
a
resolution
demanding
that
Albania,
Bulgaria
and
Yugoslavia
settle
the
Balkans
dispute
with
Greece.
The
58-member
committee
of
the
General
Assembly
voted
48
to
6
for
the
resolution.
TWO
1-
A.
Glen,
former
Federal
Resources
Minister.
Well
Known
Naval
Man
Passes
Away
VICTORIA
Captain
J.
E.
Ol-and,
well
known
Canadian
Naval
career
man,
died
this
week.
His
wife
had
passed
away
on
Saturday.
Cant.
Oland
was
54
years
f
H
PRIZE
Several
of
the
younger
folk
went
to
the
dance
at
CoJley-moant
oti
Satarday
niht
and
reported
having
had
a
real
good
time.
INNERS
in
1:
FRANCOIS
LAKE
A
most
enjoyable
afternoon
was
spent"
when
eleven
ladies
met
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Partington
for
the
monthly
Women's
Institute
meeting.
The
meeting
opened
with
a
chorus,
Ciub
Women's
creed,
and
sacred
reading
by
Mrs.
Snyder.
Pians
were
made
for
a
shower
to
lx
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Partington
to
honor
Miss
Jean
Peebles.
Plans
were
al
mode
for
a
free
show
to
be
htld
early
in
December
especially
for
the
children
who
do
not
often
have
a
chance
to
see
a
shmv.
It
is
hoped
that
Geoff
Woodall
will
bring
some
movies,
Ihe-je
to
be
supplemented
with
i
t
nled
films
f
roro
Vancouver.
There
will
be
bran
tube
for
the
FRENCH
PROTEST
WEST
RECOVERY
YK
HUI'ERT
Area
.
Mf.
and
Mrs.
George
Brown
and
child
sailed
last
night
on
TRY
A
CLAMttFLtD
ADf
BERLIN
p
A
French
threat
of
aee
and
had
retired
from
th..
Mj.rs
n
ARGIL
to
slow
the
progress
of
western
Navy
in
1945,
making
his
home
Delivery.
City
'ALLY
ENOCKSOtf
by
Island
ttie
Prince
Oeorge
for
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver.
BOTTLE-FED
DADIES
II
?
i
!.
;Hllti
kk
tiirre
are
two
t
sinners
in
the
Germany
s
recovery
may
give
i,Uice
then
at
Shawnigan
Lake.
:
the
United
States
a
new
foreign
capt.
Oland
was
no
stranger
1
policy
headache.
.
;
at
prii)ce
Ruoert.
He
command-
!
The
French
military
gover-
ed
Canadian
destroyers
which
nor.
General
Pierre
Koenig.
pro-
vWled
lnls
putt
Ul
past
yeai.S).
tested
that
western
Germany
is
l
lecovcring
"too
rapidly."
Un-
,,"
less
it
ts
slowed
down,
he
Reader
am
classified
acrer-1
Rupert
area
on
children,
.sale
of
hot
dogs,
Melody
if
ym
hy
i,
bm
fr.
w
to
raich
doughnuts
and
coffee.
ney
Time
In
response
to
a
letter
from
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don'f
care
if
yo
can't
cook,
darlrng
so
long
as
yu
STEN
IN
threatened
to
withhold
his
ap-
tlsers
are
requested
to
submil
proval
from
the
western
Ger-
their
copy
to
the
office.
Tele-man
confutation,
now
beig
phoned
advertisements
often
lormed,
and
the
merger
of
the
lead
to
mistakes
against
which
French
zone
Into
"Tri-zonia."
the
Daily
News
cannot
guarantee
Plumbing
or
Heating
Call
SMITH
&
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174
can
open
packages
of
PosTs
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p.m.
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if
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to
a
auaaw,
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atrir
rvt
Bttby'a
Own
hry
Friday
OIK
SKILL
FOR
"Oh
George
you're
wonderful!
I'll
just
open
a
package
of
malty-rich,
honey-golden
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes,
and
quick-like
breakfast
will
be
ready!"
t
"Um-ra-ra
that
one-and-only.
P.SH
PRIZES
I
xlar.
ZDf.
Mrs.
Wm.
Harrison.
Wistaria,
'vho
is
in
charge
of
collections
for
a
baby
incubator
to
be
presented
to
the
Burns
Lake
Hospital
at
Christmas,
it
was
decided
to
raise
direct
contributions
in
Francois
Lake
and
ri;frict.
and
letters
are
to
be
?ent
1o
each
family.
Those
present
at
the
meeting
were
most
enthusiastic
and
immediately
offered
their
donations.
r
other
food
essentials
that
stare
win
make
your
husband
a
hasfcy
guy!"
"And
of
course
I
was
only
kid-dftif
about
not
being
able
ta
cook.
1
can
make
serumptiou-
ookies,
cakes
-and
other
good
things
from
those
tested
recipes
on
the
Posla
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
packages."
"How
about
picking
up
some
crisp,
erunchy
Post's
Gcape-Nuts
Flakes
on
our
way
down,
to
get
Um
marriage
license?"
FAMILY
r
a
out-of-this-world
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
Savor!"
"Ana
good
nourishment.
to,
don't
forget."
"Yep,
Ho
they're
jam-packed
with
carbohydrates,
minerals
and
The
sum
of
$10
has
been
,cpnt
on
supplie
for
the
Community
Hall
mirrors,
trays,
teaspoons
etc.
Mrs.
Partington
won
the
tray
which
was
raffled
among-
the
ladies
present.
Proceeds
FOR
MORE
THAN
60
YEARS!
K
VA'
l,
kA.
i
;
were
put
with
the
copper
collection
for'
the
crippled
chito-len's
hospital.
-
,
Mrs.
Nrave
read
an
amusing
article
"How
to
Sleep
on
a
Studio
Couch."
Mrs.
Sheaffer
was
the
winner
of
a
contest
,the
answers
of
which
were
found
on
pennies.
Food
was
collected
for
a
parcel
to
England.
Last
month
33
pounds
were
sent,
food
and
clotfting.
The
meeting
closed
with
a
chorus
and
the
Lord's
Prayer.
A
delicious
lunch
was
served
by
the
hostess,
Mrs.
Snyder.
Your
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11
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in
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th
proposed
North
Atlantic
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annual
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of
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The
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Atlantic
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