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Fishermen
Buying
Prince
Rupert
Dailv
News
'
Friday,
May
26,
1950
WHO'S
ArRAD
OF
RAIN
NOW?
CFPR
Cancer
Drive
Goes
Over
Top
Radio
Dial
1240
Kilocycles
heir
Own
Boats
vwvo
ill
ihn
ri
r
(Subject
to
Change)
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Clnh
i,,...,
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.
-
f
11
"avig
the
)asl
A
greater
movement
of
fishing
as
far
as
the
Kinsmen'
cats
hi
and
out
of
Prince
Ru-!.;
f
8e
10
a
tuE-o-nr
1
Although
the
campaign
period
was
shortened
to
just
over
three
weeks,
a
week
less
than
last
year,
giving
way
to
the
Manitoba
;
uiion
is
coni-cra.j
T
cr:
mis
ear
fs
attributable,
n.,P.
,,
,
ntl
p
k
ccordinj
to
a
customs
official
Bnn.,n
t.
.
"PPred
kt
Flood
Relief
drive,
the
Conquer
Cancer
campaign
In
Prince
Ru
iiere,
to
additional
boats
bein'rt
,
drK
grounds
milt
during
the
winter.
Fisher-1
y
.n
y
to
find
that
a
lift,
men,
over
the
past
few
years,!
n
had
set
the
Kit,
5
-TY
4.
.
i
:
'
'k
I
;
rU
I
Vfll
.
ave
ceen
4ioie
to
save
money
v"
nd
buy
boats
of
their
own.
The
Soi'optimLsts
Jf
:r?"L":
maiming
victor
y
in
this
c
pert
is
now
well
over
the
objective
of
$1,000.
So
far,
$1,182
30
Is
acknowledged
with
more
to
come.
Three
or
four
canvassers
have
yet
to
be
heard
from
reports
Chairman
Rev.
Fred
Antrobus
who
gratefully
compliments
the
canvassers
on
an
excellent
job
of
work.
Following
are
further
alter
landings
from
American
I
oats
for
shipment
to
American
destinations,
and
with
the
ware-
ihev
are
n,,t
I
housing
of
their
products
when
mediately
'f
i,
V-
"
4
.
...
The
Eest
CIN
You
Can
Buy!
j..J51e
Diitillcd.
j
.
.
Tropicsl
Botanical)
add
that
dttigdtful
bouquet
.
Stnength,
for
t
sod
fizz
or
;..oclitail.
i
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FRIDAY
P.M.
4:i5
StocK
Quotations
and
Interlude
4:30
-
Sleepy
'Hme
Stories
4:45
Don
Messcr
and
His
Islanders
5:00
Tales
of
the
Minstrels
5:30
Supper
Varieties
5:45
Tunes
by
the
Trio
5:55
CBC
News
6:00
Dinner
Music
6:15
-
Henri
Rene
Orch.
6:30
Musical
Varieties
6:45--Saddle
Rockin'
Rhythm
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Charles
Feaker,
Organ
Recital
8:00
-
Eric
Wild
8:30
Count
of
Monte
Cristo
0:00
Burns
Chuck
Wagon
9:30
-Beat
the
Champs
10:00
CBC
Ncs
10:10-
CBC
News
10:15
Bill
Good
Sports
Rcvii-v
10:30
Canadian
Short
Stories
11
:00-Weather
and
Fish
Arrivals
11:06
Sign
otf
SATUKUA?
-A
M
1:00
Musical
ClocK
8:00
CBC
News
8:10
Here's
Hill
Good
.
8:15
Hits
and
Encores
j
r;-:tfl
Morning
Devotions
Previously
acknowledged
$881.00
M.
Eriksen
2.00
Mrs.
L.
M.
Felsenthal
2.00
Mrs.
L.
Eby
5.00
ypp
CAN
BUY
NO
BETTER
This
advertisement
is
not
published
cr
d::p!ayrJ
by
ih
Liquor
Contrcl
r
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
N.
Gerrard
5.00
Mrs.
Rogers
2.00
Mrs.
Vic
Menzies
2.00
M.
Vanderhelde
2.00
Forced
to
fln
from
the
(Jnviter
innii'g
flood
menace
witli
nothing
but
their
clothes
and
two
pillows,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
HoN
rts
and
their
four
sons
had
one
hour's
notice
to
move.
They
found
temporary
shelter
at
Winnipeg
Beach.
To
aid
such
cases
t
ho
Manitoba
Flood
Relief
Fund
has
been
established
in
Winning.
W.
J.
Richards
3.00
F.
Antrobus
2.00
W.
Reid
2.00
New
Missionary
At
Bella
Bella
Rev.
V.
R.
Cantelon,
for
the
past
few
years
Unit
c!
Church
missionaiy
pastor
at
Bella
Bella,
waj
transferred
to
Hobbema,
Alberta,
at
the
recent
British
Columbia
United
Church
Confer
Mqy
Go
To
Church
Meet
in
Toronto
E.:D;.f
orward
of
Prip.ce
Rupert""
Ut''t
he
recent
British
Columbia'
pjj'nference
of
the
United
Church,
of
Canada,
was
elected
an
alternate
lay
commissioner
to
attend
sessions
of
General
Coun
Drowning
Was
Miss
F.
Hinton
10.00
C.
Collins
5.00
118
A.
Sheardown
2.00
E.
Woodward
2.00
Accidental
A
verdict
of
accldentaf
drowning
was
returned
by
Coroner
M.
M
Stephens
following
an
Inquiry
in
the
Court
House,
Into
the
Mrs.
J.
Deane
2.00
J.
Hansen
....
2.00
cil
tja
be
held
in
Toronto
in
mid
ence
in
Vancouver
.
His
sucees-
10:45
-
CBC
News
and
Ccm'ty
10:55
-W'eauiei
and
lnicrluae
11:00
Saturday
Date
11:30
Weather
Report
11:31
Message
Period
11:33
-
Recorded
Interim!"
11:45
-
Scandinavian
Melodies
SATURDAY
P.M
12:00
CBC
News
12-03
Samrdty
Masarinc
1:30
I.O.D.E
Montreal
2:00-
Ballet
Club
VrO
-
This
Week
3:15
-CBC
News
Sepember.
He
would
go
East
as
sor
at
Bella
Bella
will
be
Rev
Mrs.
J.
Penland
2.00
::).
tittle
Concert
9.00
-BBC
News
9:15
Riddle
Serenade
9:30
CBC
Stamp
Club
?':-55
The
Answer
Man
9:59-Time
Signal
Mrs.
O.
V.
Hanley
2.00
a
substitute
if
a
.certain
number
Geiirgo
F.
King
who
has
been
on
of
c
legates
should
drop
out.
Dr.
missionary
wor
kin
China.
N.
,
.
Hocking
of
Prince
George
hasibeen
appoiiited
lay
delegate
eries.
Dr.
Hocking
was
an
Amy
Mrs.
R.
Menzies
2.00
Mrs.
A.
Holbrook
2.00
10:00-
Bandstand
d'-ath
of
81-year
old
George
Bath,
whose
body
was
found
floating
near
Beacon
Cove
Tuesday
morning.
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rpni-pcor.
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in
Mnnnn
DnnnHt
...
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uuiiug
10:15
Musical
Progiam
boojand
Prince
Rupert
presbyt-
the
war.
10:30-"Meiooy
Time"
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00(333)
mm.
Mrs.
H.
Erlkson
2.50
Mrs.
E.
Sorheim
2.00
Mrs.
S.
M.
Johnson
2.00
J.
Hemmons
5.00
O.
W.
Dockerndorf
2.00
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if
W.
Speer
2.0i
E.
Warluk
2.00
S.
L.
Peachey
5.00
Mrs.
Bury
2.00
W.
D.
Smith
.?
5.00
C.
Johnson
2.00
Mrs.
Foster
2.00
Spero's
Grocery
2,00
This
advertisement
is
not
pubtisnea
or
displayed
by
the
LJ
control
Board,
or
by
the
-Government
of
British
Colun:
G.
N.
Currie
2.00
I.
Eidsvik
2
0(;
LAMPS!
I
Mrs.
B.
Roald
2
00
A.
Glske
2
00
iW.
C.
Peterson
2.00
A.
Krlstmanson
2.00
1
J.
Greer
,.
:
2.00
iA.
Boas
5
00
BOUDOIR
SHADES
BED
LAMPS
l!
R.
O.
Farmer
2
0C
j
R.
B.
Wilson
2
00
p.
Roblin
2
00
J.
Leland
2.00
TABLE
LAMP
4
TABLE
LAMP
6.1
TRI
LIGHT
SHADES,
SILK
4.f
TRILITE
LAMPS,
COMPLETE
17
V
R.
Barclay
2.00
R.
D.
Armstrong
2.00
A.
B.
Ingram
2.00
Mrs.
E.-Speers
2.00
Mrs.
V.
Tattersall
200
Joe
Gay
2.00
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TORCHIERE
LAMPS
18
AT
I
V.
Johnson
2.00
F.
L.
Briggs
2.00
NORTHERN
B.
C.
POWER
CO.
Mrs.
A.
E.
Taylor
5.00
L.
J.
Duncan
3
00
Mrs.
Jean
DeCarlo
5.0C
STKWART.
B
Of
I'ltlNCE
RUPERT
Blue
210
M.
Waksdale
5.00
Mrs.
Cleland
2
00
Mrs.
O.
Kildal
2.CJ
Other
contributions
142.80
Total
$1182.30
Flood
Relief
Campaign
On
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V-.'
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,NTO
ME
(
LET
ONE
RASH
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A
(
PINE
FRIENDSHIP
)
A-J(
1
A
tiril
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
Manufactuicrs"
Ai;ent
r
0
;"X
n.une
cr.
V'c
carry
a
representative
stock
of
DUHTIlANh
Prim
iur
your
convenience
Control
dust
and
germs,
protect
your
inrivli;iiiilist'.
clot
hint;
and
your
health
with
Genuine
DUSTI3ANE
Suing
Conipouiuls.
Use
It
daily.
Diistbane
Si.sal
for
I.inolciini
Tile
1
7(
Ihs
5.45
7(1
lbs
1
ISO
Mis.
9.95
200
lbs
1
250
lbs.
15.60
300
lbs.
IMMEDIATE
DKI.IVDRV
See
us
for
all
your
cleaning
&
janitor
supplies
Floor
3
Bru.-.hc.i,
Mops,
special
type
waxes,
Disinfectants.
Do;di
Cleaning
Crystals,
Powdered
Soap,
etc.
Restaurant
Supplies
a
Specialty
Organizing
Trince
Rupert
to
Help
Relief
of
Continent's
Greatest
Disaster
Aid.
George
B.
Casey,
Aid.
I
James
N.
Forman
and
E.
D
:
Coughlan
have
been
named
a
central
committee
to
organize
j
and
carry
out
Prince
Rupert's
:
community
campaign
for
Mani-
!
j
toba
flood
relief.
Directly
assist-
j
I
lng
the
committee
in
connection
j
'
1
i
.
,
I
with
the
campaign
are
City
Clerk
,
FINE
PRINTING
H.
D.
Thaln
and
Miss
Audrey
Wrathall.
I
oVi'y,
asfKJ
iT
7
I
H
(
she
said
he
wasi
i
rrr"
i
I
1
i
fa,
p
to
wake
mim
now.
H
v
TAkiNc
a
uZo.TrJ
A
AU'Xfl.-Tr-jt
i.
.
...
,
ANA,...He-s
IVll
LS.
REGAL
PRINTERS;
A
house-to-house
canvass
to
J
ir?
i
he
was
so
m
;
V3C
hpb-W
LI
be
arranged
on
the
block
system
j
will
be
a
feature
of
the
campaign
1
PHONE
21
222
Second
In
Prince
Rupert,
the
object
bo
i
lng
to
Insure
that
every
person
i
makes
a
contribution
to
the
fund.
:
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j
mmmeJ
rSflJ
vJ
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Already,
a
considerable
voluntary
response
has
commenced.
(The
Dally
News
fund
is
over
the
$200
TAnf
ill
i
CTh
.r-.
:
mark).
.....
jg
The
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
i
:5
i
,,lnrhnnd
tirade
il
of
the
Empire,
Is
to
have
a
Manitoba
flood
relief
tag
day
June
3,
If
f
.
IIIULVtl
pupuivji
.
-
.
Ji
l
Hl
I
permission
having
been
granted
by
the
mayor.
I
I
I.
O.
D.
E.,
Canadian
LcKion,
i
-r-
n
rs
i
i
,
'
...
if
i
i
JTl
rite
banks,
radio
station
and
Daily
News
are
already
actively
collaborating
with
the
campaign.
English
Gabardines
English
Worsteds
in
all
popular
shades
from
$44.00
SEE
THEM
TODAY
The
national
executive
of
the
f.
v-lif
Jul
mi
Canadian
Mayors
and
Municip
alities
has
described
the
Mani-
r
.
XV
.
,
.
.1
X!Ji',
-
X
fevW
1&4
c
toba
flood
as
the
greatest
dis-
aster
ever
to
strike
North
America
and
has
urged
all
citizens
to
Acme
Clothing
S!ort
ft
give
generously
toward
relief
and
mr
ioa
1950,
iei
Kfnjr
fcfures
r.
.i..,.
Svnditatc,
c.i:.
!,
Inc..
World
w,i.j
rights
.1..
I
I
v.r?'Vw
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!?rX
s-fi
I
,
O
r-
,
v-opr.
rescrvrd.
rhabllitation.