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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
June
7,
1950
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Boston
Fori
Richardson
Menaced
by
Fire
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Lake
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LARGEST
PLANET
'
Jupiter?
the
largest
planet,
has
AFRICAN
CITY
Morocco
was
founded
by
the
.
,
,
,
1
aw
PRE-CrED
potato
ANCHORAGE
Three
hun-!
Arabs
at
the
close
of
the
seventh
j
a
volume
over
1,000
times
that
of
dred
airmen
and
soldiers,
armed
century.
i
the
Earth,
with
shovels,
sand
and
bull-
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BOSTON
.
Staid
old
Boston
I
has
celebrated
Us
first
jubilee
since
18C9
here.
Two
proud
Canadian
ladies
of
the
sea
played
prominent
roles
in
the
observ-j
anee,
which
brought
thousands
;
of
visitors
from
all
over
the
Mrg.
Millot
W.C.A
President
New
Ferry
Captain
W.I.
Delegates
Leave
The
May
meeting
of
the
j
.The
June
Women's
Institute
Women's
Christian
Association
;
meeting
was
held
at
Mrs.
Part-was
1
home
Thursday
Mrs.
held
at
Mrs.
Calder's
home
i
in
flavor
and
food
value!
For
Summer
Wear,
Tropical
Spun
No
washing!
No
peeling!
United
States
and
neighboring
dozers,
waged
a
tiring
war
yesterday
as
a
semi-circular
forest
fire
advanced
slowly
toward
nearby
Fort
Richardson.
Build-j
ings
are
not
yet
in
danger.
The
blaze,
one
of
33
reported
in
thei
surrounding
area
in
recent
j
weeks,
is
the
result
of
dry
weather.
No
cooking!
No
mashing!
LADIES
WwwlNfi1Mwn'Hiflm
,
,
1
,1
Tf
lV
r
e
oaluruay-f0f
tne
Round-Lake
conference
The
p
.
h
fll
h,
I
resulled
ta
Mr9-
MilIar
toelng
Pce
of
Mrs.
Cassidy
who
liner,
.i
l
l
.
Steamships
1
naw)e(j
president
.and
Jean
aat-jnas
left
to
attend
the
Confer.
Zm.-
Vancouver.
Tentative
$4J9
each-
DRESSES
j
I
'
'
pians
were
maae
ior
an
even-
P.
M.
Matthews
of
Salmon
jnBg
entertainment.
n
he
held
the
invitation
of
the
Boston
portj
Authority,
the
two
Canadian
16
--
20
ships
dressed
for
the
occasion""1
nas
rCT:enuy
arnveo
"u
some
Friday
in
July
in
aid
of
the
vith
bright
flags
and
colorrul
wl"
be
tne
new
e"T
captain
ln.Pl00d
Rellef
ln
Manitoba.
Host-!
bunting.
On
their
regular,
CaPtain
Stretch's
place,
-j
esses
Mrs.
Partington
and
Mrs.
'
cruises
between
Canadian
ports1
-
(C.
Snyder
served
the
lunch
at
and
the
British
West
Indies,
ihe
!
Mrs.
Cassidy
of
Colleymount.j
the
close
of
the
meeting.
The
two
"Lady"
ships
were.in
Boston
Mrs-
R-
Sundin
of.
Uncha
Lake
j
membership
has
now
risen
to
23
just
long
enough
to
lake
part'
and
Mrs.
Harold
Neave
left
last
members.
Mrs.
W.
Jeffrey,
Port,
'
with
the
U.S.
Navy
and
other
Saturday
morning
for
h
the
Alice,
has
become
an
associate!
Eraser
IPaync
vessels
in
the
preview
maritime
Women's
Institute.Convenuon
in
member.
SUMMER
BOWLING
TOURNAMENT
j
i
Team
Events
Singles
and
Doubles
Entries
must
be
in
June
15th
'to
Prince
Rupert
Bowling
Alleys
ceremonies
ushering
in
Boston's
Vancouver.
mid
century
jubilee.
Mrs.
Evan
Nobles
is
now
the
-
-1
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wayman
Weldon
.
Southbank
Postmaster.
Fred
In
jutt
I
iwfcwwt
Boil
1
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tt'm
J
returned
lor
the
summer.
Tney
,
Wiggins,
who
has
been
postmas-have
lived
in
Vancouver
for
ter
for
a
long
time,
does
not
feel
some
time.
that
he
can
carry
on
any
longer.
FINE
PRINTING
at
REGAL
PRINTERS
PIIONE
24
.
222
Second
Ave.
LOW
"
TOPOGRAPHY
Todt
Staten
Island,
409.18
fee,
is
the
highest
polni
on
the
Atlantic
,
Coast
between
Maine
and
Florida.
Stulftd
rronlrfurfwt-Season
two
'
cup
nuwtied
potato
with
paraU'y,
onion.
Split
8
cook.'d
frankfurlcra,
rinmd
with
French'.
Miwlanl.
Stuff
with
potato.
Brusli
with
butter
and
broil
10
minutes.
ft,
oa
m
Potato
according
to
!.
S'irbrkkly
.tat
ionii
until
thicinmed.
likt
magic
I
French's
Instant
poWto
gives
you
top-quality
potato
prv-cooke4
by
a
spttial
Salt
Lake
Ferry
Celebration
Af
Greenville
GREENVILLE
Visitors
from
Aiyansh,
Canyon
City
and
Kin-colith
crowded
this
native
village
during
a
three-day
celebration
proftsa
tnai
preKrve
nuiri-tional
values
and
flavor.
Use
it
to
make
delicious
mushed
Arms
Dump
Blows
Up
BARCELONA
if-A
military
ammunition
dump
at
Nampino,
about
,
20
miles
north
of
here,
blew
up
yesterday,
blasting
in
doors
and
windows
of
buildings
SCHEDULE
potato
m
just
one
minute,
to
prepare
potato
quickly
id
other
etciting
ways.
Look
fbr
it
in
the
canned
feetaltte
or
baby
foods,
ertion
at
your
grocer's.
that
featured
dedication
of
Greenville
Concert
Bond's
new
for
idles
around
Five
soldiers
uniforms.
Each
village
fielded
(
puaram
me
dump
were
injured
trafk
tfnms
In
t.h
hia
Qnnrtu
Slightly.
WtxioWM
for-.
Shophard't
Pi
Topping
While
Souc
Gravy,
ttcw
or
to
up
t
thickener
Itonomical
there's
no
waste!
festival.
-,
The
tola.t
partly
wrecked
factories
ln
the
area
and
shook
The
large
gold
three
year
chal
Leave
Cow
Bay
Floats
Sat.
1:00
p.m.
.
2:00
p.m.
v
4:00
p.m.
8:30
p.m.
Sunday
Continuous
-4
Barcelona.
Doors
were
blown
off
lenge
trophy
donated
by.
Charles
Sot
dlifribotoa
In
Conadai
Mutt
k
Cotanm
(C
anode)
Ltd.,
Montreal
their
hinges
in
.
Sabadell,
sik
miles
away.
0y
Seagrams
Sure
Seagrams
"V.
Q."
Seagram''
"83"
Scaojam's
Croum
Rtn'al
Staa.ram's
Kings
Plote
Seagram's
Special
Old
300
guests.
.
The
official
welcome
to
guests
was
extended
by
Chief
CounclI-
for
Complete
Range
Service
Starting
1
1
a.m.
Leeson
was
easily
won
by
the
home
club
with
a
total
of
214
points.
Other
standings
were
Aiyansh,
123;
Canyon
City,
80;
Kincollth,
70.
Competitions
in
61
tided
field
and
track,
soccef,
men's
softball,
ladies'
softball
an
(I
baseball.
Kincolith
had
nd
entry
ln
ladies'
softball
or
baseball.
Canyon
City
had
none
in
Last
Boat
Leaves
Salt
Lakes
9:30
p.m.
lor
Johnson
Russ.
Leonard
Douglas,
president
of
the
band,
welcomed
the
guests
on
behalf
of
of
Infant
&
Baby
Wear
This
advettisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
;
Phc.-i-:
Green
391
Black
926
that
organization
.
noccer.
The
'ceremony
of
dedicating
(
I
yr-
and
Baby
Gifts
r?ABY
BOOTIES
DIAPERS
ROMPERS
DRESSES
the
new
band
uniforms
was
per-1
Variety
is
the
formed
on
the
village
playground
:
i
by
W.
B.
Bailey
or
tiie
Indian
j
Department
in
the
absence
of
P.,i
BOULTER
&
WELTER
(Formerly
B
&
W
Transfer)
Concrete,
Gravel
and
Cement
ry.J!''f
111
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M
III
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IIM
Earl
An
field,,
who-was
unable
ttft"-''-'
Everything
for
the
Baby
""'
"
ot
DOM'S
DEP'T
STORE
be
present.
Mr.
Bailey
read
a
i
message
of
congratulations
from
1
I
I
llilail
Phone
Black
774
(Office)
T.
Norton
Youngs,
3rd
Avenue
j
un
Mr.
Anfield.
Assisting
in
the
dedication
were
Frank
Tait,
Aiy-
j
ansh
council;
William
Moore,'
and
you
will
find
a
lot
of
variety
in
baby
things
for
that
lively
baby
at
...
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Canyon
City
council;
Arthur!
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LJUUUUJ
Nelson'
and
Francis
Watts,
Kin-
eolith
founcil,
and
Johnson
Russ,
-t
Greenville
council.
After;
tlie
j
service
the
band,
paraded
to
.the
I
village.
.
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,
In
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evening
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band
played
at,
a
banquet,
which
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over
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