number
participating
last
year,
improvement
of
the
Festivals.
Tenders
5
Prince
Rupert
Daily.rNews
Saturday,
May
13,
1950
:
Though
there
were
not
as
many
';
Many
valuable,
ideas
were
HIGHEST
HALIBUT
Festival
Had
Good
Year
uui-ui-iown
emranis
as
last
year,
Drought
to
the
fore,
discussed,
pR
Qf
SEASON
Three
SECOND
SUNDAY
EXTRA
EDITIONS
WINNPEG
.
tf.-The
Winnipeg
Free
Press
and
Winnipeg
Tribune
will
publish
special
four-pago
editions
tomorrow.
Xt
will
be
the
second
time
they
have
published
Sunday
extras
since
the
flood
began.
in
-
o
r
w.wii.w
v..i.iu.v..
iuiu
it-icucu
tu
uitf
incoming,
from
Hazelton
entered
the
vocal
Executive
for
action
next
vear
:I0
Tables
Cards
AI
CW.L.
Parly
A.
Major,
ladies
Mrs.
H.
Tweedy
crlbbage
J.
Cloutier
and
Mrs,
A.
Norton;
bridge
Miss
E,
Cav
alier
and
G.
R.
Hull.
Refresh-!
meir,
ommlttee
consisted
ot
Musie
and
Drama
Group
in
Sol'
choraI
and
tap-dancing,
The
following
were
elected
on
Session-Mrs.
Becker
President
classes-
Much
Cledit
tor
the
ap-
the
executive
and
committees
for
I
pearance
of
this
group
was
due
the
.
.
.
....
coming
j
year:
"
I
AC
IMP
annual
.-.
:
m
w
t
Highest
price
of
the
season
for
halibut
was
paid
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Fish
Exchange
Saturday
morning
when
the
B.
C.
Lady
disposed
of
42,000
pounds
and
was
paid
22.4c,
22c
and
30c
by
the
Booth
Fisheries.
,.rs
of
out
of
town
L
chosen
by
city
special
meeting
In
Wr
for
pipe,
fittings,
valves
for
the
Sec-Linch
water
main.
President-Mrs.
E.
N.
Becker.
oi
vne
w
i.
n..
raiKer
oi
New
i
Prince
Rupert
Music
and
Drama
'Hazelton-
J
!
First
Vice-President
Mr.
R.
G.
Moore.
Festival
Association,
members
of
'
James
McCrath
came
from
Vic
Attendance
at
the
Catholic
Mesdaraes
R.
LaRoss,
W.
WhiTf
Women's
League
card
party
fan,
J.
Maran,
G.
R.
Brett.
Con-
Thursday,
night
filled
ten
tables,
vener
was
Mrs.
E
Coughlin,'
wh.
onto,
pipe,
6,636
and
fittings,
i
219.40.
toria
to
adjudicate
the
drama
the
executive
and
of
eoramlttees
Winners
at
whist
were:
men
also
acted
as
cashier.
j.,
"!
aittiox
i.r.
Timber
Suit-
X
4B4Hfi
There
will
be
offered
tne
sale
at
1
submitted
their
reports
and
it
was
evident
that
the
Association
had
completed
a
very
successful
'
year.
Public
Interest
In
the
idea
!
of
a
Festival
has
grown
steadily
i
sections
and
Stanley
Bligh
from
Secon!
Vice-President
Sister
Vancouver
for
the
music
classes.
Mary
Larence
In
most
cases,
very
eneouraging
Secretary
Mrs.
P.
A.
J.
Old-
and
helpful
comments
were
ham.
given.
s
j
Treasurer
Fred
Conrad.
In
connection
with
the
ques-
J
Music
Advisor
P.
Lien
tion
of
prizes
and
awards,
men-!
Syllabus
Convenor
H.
Pluvm
Jusl
Received
Terminal
City
Iron
Works,
Vancouverhydrants,
$648.
C
r
a
ne
Ltd.,
Vancouver
$1,240.40.
A
few
tenders
were
opened
at
a
city
council
meeting
Monday
but
as
figures
were
not
broken
down,
the
matter
was
referred
to
a
committee
which
presented
Ms
findings
to
the
special
meeting.
The
meeting
finally
approved
the
rate
by-law.
"U,
the
city
is
$fl,0O.ll
ptl
three
per
cent
jjfcurteeii
tenders
were
t
full
tenders
were
j4
None
of
them
was
fa
remaining
eleven
jy
individual
parts
of
S.
(.nrlt-rs
were
chosen:
.!
mi
Corporation,
"
Public
Auction,
at
12
noon,
on
Thursday,
Miy
25th.
1950.
in
the
office
ot
the
restrict
Forester.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
the
Licence
X
49488,
to
cut
3.375.0O0
f
b
m.
of
Hemlock.
Balsam,
Spruce
and
Cedar
on
an
area
approximately
1
14
miles
S
t.
of
S.E.
corner
of
Lot
3950,
I
K.
89
on
west,
shore
of
Tuck
Inlet.
Range
5
Coast
Land
District.
Three
year
will
be
allowed
for
in
the
past
three
years,
and
sup-
port
was
received
from
about
:
lon
was
macle
of
tne
fact
tnat
Programme
R.
D.
Cleland
twenty
local
organizations.
in.
the
piano,
violin
and
vocal'
Membership
Miss
E.
Holmes
The
Festival
was
held
on
March
!
soIos
ln
each
class'
slxleen
medals
j
Tickets
A.
Boas
LADIES'
ENGLISH
WOOL
GABERDINE
SLACKS
HAND
TAILORED
In
SHADES
QF
SAND,
BEIGE,
GREY
BEAUTIFULLY
FINISHED
jjey
1
removal
of
timber.
22,
23
and
24,
and
comprised
one
were
aarded
to
those
who
re-Production
Manager
hundred
and
six
entries
of
var-
ceived
not
less
than
eighty
points
Canon
Prockter
oy
uie
aajuaicators.
Reception
Mrs.
W.
S.
Kerzin.
the
auction
sale
In
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
ol
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Purtiier
particulars
my
be
obtained
from
the
Denuty
Minister
of
Forests,
After
the
events
the
Festival
Three
other
committee
in-
Committee
received
suggestions
pointments
remain
temnorarilv
Drop
in
and
look
them
over
from
both
adjudicators
fur
the
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
the
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
led
types.
Performances
were
held
in
the
Capitol
Theatre
and
the
Civic
Centre.
Audiences
at
all
events
were
attentive
and
enthusiastic,
and
it
was
apparent
that
Prince
Rupert
was
becoming
Festival
-conscious.
The
number
of
entries
was
twice
the
Y
THIS
LARGE
5
PACKAGE
i
FRASER
&
PAYNE
CANADA'S
BEST
CAR
BUY
THE
195C
STANDARD
VALUE
R
VANGUARD
Credit
Bureau
Opened
Here
Of
Interest
to
Prince
Rupert
and
district
Is
the
opening
today
of
thq
Credit
Bureau
of
Prince
Rupert,
to
be
operated
jointly
by
P.
II.
Linzey
and
Mrs.
C.
Lauite.
Mr.
Lindsay
will
manage
the
collection
adjustment
department
and
Mrs.
Laurie
will
head
the
credit
reporting
department.
The
opening
of
this
Bureau
is
the
direct
outcome
of
a.
visit
by
A.
Bullied,
field
representative
of
the
Associated
Credit
Bureaus
of
Canada,
to
Prince
Rupert
last
winter.
Mr.
Bullied,
at
that
time,
spoke
to
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
as
to
the
many
benefits
of
a
Credit
Bureau.
The
local
Bureau
Is
a
member
of
the
Associated
Credit
Bureaus
of
Canada
as
well
as
the
National
Retail
Creflit
A
completely
deluxe
automobile.
NOT
TOO
SMALL
...
it
seats
sis
people
in
luxurious
comfort
with
plenty
oi
headroom
...
it
is
priced
right,
sized
right,
(not
too
large)
and
styled
right.
Ask
your
dealer
about
the
Vanguard
and
its
12-plus
features
to-day.
MANY
THANKS...
.
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Your
loyal
patronage
has
resulted
iiV-
our
moving
to
a
more
central
location
for
your
convenience.
Sidney
Gonick
OPTOMETRIST
NOW
LOCATED
Mezzanine
George
Cook
Jeweller
527
3rd
Axe.
W.
i4
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NX
cCo
I
e
;
t
fj
MOTOR
CO.
ner
Adjusted
vL
The
STANDARD
4
Lawton
Blvd.
(Canada)
Limited
Toronto,
Ontario
is
an
unbeatable
combination
of
features
found
in
no
other
car
of
its
class.
Standard
Vanguard
Cars;
Standard
Estate
Cars;
Standard
Panel
Delivery
and
Pick-up
Trucks:
Triumph
Cars
Association
of
Amer.ca
this
af-filation
gives
the
Credit
Bureau
Distributor:
Plimley
Autombile
Company
Ltd.,
654
Burrard
Street,
Vancouver,
B.
G.
Dealer:
Bill's
Motor
Service
404
McBride
St.,
Prince
Rupert
of
Prince
Rupert
access
to
tilts
and
information
at
any
one
of
the
15,000
member
bureaus.
.
Until
the
formation
of
this
Bureau,
T-
M
IS
h
i
I
I
t.
M
IS
H
TT
EH
Prince
Rupert
was
the
only
city
of
its
size
in
Canada
without
the
facilities
of
a
Credit
Bureau.
I
UUu
rrt
3
edit
What-
Does
the
Toy?
eam
t
The
Credit
Bureau
of
Prince
Rupert
.
.
.presents
this
advertisement
in
order
that
yon
may
have
a
heller
understanding
of
what
a
Credit
Bureau
is.
What
Is
a
Credit
Bureau?
Bureau
Benefits
to
the
Public
A
credit
bureau
helps
to
keep
the
family
within
their
budget.
It
enables
the
:
entitled
to
credit
to
get
it
whenever
they
need
it.
A
few
satisfactory
reports,from
s)tores
permits
the
opening
of
accounts
at
other
stores
without
difficulty.
Then,
if
the
family
moves
to
another
city,
the
record
of
the
Credit
Bureau
is
available
to
the
merchants
of
that
city-
In
other
words,
a
satisfactory
credit
rating
is
a
recommendation
in
a
ny
city.
where
the
credit
record
of
all
per-d.
Business
firms
need
credit
w
the
pay
habits
of
those
who
which
you
pay
your
creditors
is
ut
by
the
credit
bureau
as
well,
Uested
to
send
to
the
bureau
a
ledgers.
Members
report
on
each
ant's
experience
with
this
partic-ou
make
your
own
credit
record,
A
Credit
Bureau
is
an
office
sons
in
a
community
are
recorde
bureaus
to
be
in
a
position
to
kno
apply
for
credit.
The
manner
in
not
only
recorded
on
his
ledger
b
for.
periodically
members
are
req
record
of
every
account
on
their
customer
according
to
the
merch
ular
customer.
In
other
words,
y
the
bureau
merely
records
it.
Organized
at
Prince
Rupert
1950
The
Credit
Bureau
of
Rupert
rime
Member
Associated
Credit
Bureau
of
Canada
"Credit
is
like
a
looking
glass,
which
once
sullied,
by
a
breath,
may
be
wiped
clear,
but
if
once
cracked,
can
never
be
repaired'
-Sir
Walter
Scott
Member
National
Retail
Credit
Association
of
America
s
an
organization
maintained
for
the
roercKanrs
and
professional
men
of
Prince
Rupert
and
district.
The
bureau
makes
it
possible
for
anyone
with
a
good
credit
rating
to
obtain
credit
ot
any
or
H
stores
holding
membership.
608
Third
Ave.W.
Treat
Your
Credit
as
a
Sacred
Trust