Prince
Rupert
Daily
Hews
School
Hears
.
ior
Canadian
National
In.'tf-
of
the
suggeniu
he
iZ'.'ni
V.'elfiie
Dpir-T2.er,t
f;
Fmed
5:
For
.
tue
:.r
;;:;'
'.r.e
f"'a
E.ir.d
H:s
talis
l4
ce.-.-
ce:'"
Sitce
bis
rtsit
t
the
city
n
trir.gtn?
the
wsea
to
the
fatten-
rio'hr
Te
at"
trcj
about
.
wia.nes
IjiSIi
prevention
the
,
....
,
...
.
riVj
rr.d
ri.-r-a
r
...
1
J7.
Mr.
C-Bt:t
".3.
tr.ere
haa
t.an
of
rfce
Institute.
An
independent
Blind
Official
:
told
the
students
about
cne'ba.X
-eer-
-Ve
or
s-x
n'!r
ases
5ust
arrived,
in
ti'y
Tht
man
nu
robbed
his
U-r.-
daily
cetvspape?
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlne
lUrpert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Memtver
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation!
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
O.
A.
"TJHTEE,
Managing
Editor,
a
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Dlrectoi
aucitonum
to
near
a
taik
by
tion
the
students
gave
and
boo-
p;a-s
of
luentber
of
the
'.o-
returning
to
Vancouver.
,
Horace
Bene.t.
who
had
jU"t
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Harold
Guest,
regional
stiperv:-
...
UvUid
xo.uw
or.
s-j-n'j
cal
branch
of
the
CXIB
ar.d
the
John
and
D-.tt.scn
Creek
before
been
released
from
jail
after
tit.
B
carrier,
rer
Week,
zoc;
Prr
Month,
75c;
rer
Teat.
S3
00;
By
Mail.
Per
Month
50c:
Per
Tear
S5.00.
if?
:-3n
'
mftmn"
y
n
3Sr
'
a-.LsA
-i
".iai
rtr
1
Daylight
Time
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4,?,
WE
SUSPECT
that
there
will
be
more
than
a
few
mothers
and
fathers
to
agree
with
the
theory
expressed
by
Dr.
Duncan
Black,
director
of
the
public
health
unit,
that
daylight
saving
is
detrimental
to
the
health
of
the
children
of
his
part
of
the
country
where
summertime
days
are
long
enough
without
Snaking,
them
any
longer.
We'
have
heard
a
good
deal
of
complaint
ourselves
from
parent
who
find
it
difficult
to
get
the
children
to
bed
while
the
sun
is
still
high
in
thp
heavens.
It
U
logical,
therefore,
for
Dr.
Black
to
-ome
up
and
tell
ua
that
daylight
saving
is
detrimental
to
the
health
of
the
children
because
they
are
loeing
sleep.
-
In
spite
of
the
advice
of
the
good
doctor,
how-ever,
there
will,
undoubtedly,
be
those
in
Prince
Rupert
an1
British
Columbia
who
will
again
want
daylight
saving
in
another
year.
We
can
only
hope
that,
whether
or
not
we
have
it
again,
there
will,
in
any
case,
be
some
uniform
practice
established
on
an
all
or
nothing
at
all
basis.
We
have
experimented
with
daylight
saving
off
and
on
for
35
years
now
and
we
are
still
as
confused
and
disagreed
as
ever.
t
KCRIPTi'KZ
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
'"Hie
g'xxlr.cas
of
Ocd
leadeth
to
repentance."
Romans
2:4.
-
'"
J
't
United
Church
Meelinns
Here
Conrad
Street
PT
Instate
.
Officers
Wr..
J'
hn
Denning,
president,
and
ether
new
officers
oi
Conrad
S'-reet
Parent-Teacher'
Aa-soeiation
ere
installed
by
the
retiring
president,
Harold
Thorn,
at
the
regiilar
meeting
Wednesday
r.i?ht.
The
meeting
conhid-ered
plans
lor
forthcoming
ac-
:
tivities
Including
eard
tournament
to
be
held
the
third
rt-day
of
each
month.
The
Aw
t-l
tUm
went
on
record
aa
opposing
the
granting
of
licence
ior
the
opera
Hon
of
pin
hall
games
and
concr,s;on3.
After
the
business
sexaiun,
a
social
period
of
games
and
dancing
w
,j
enjoyed.
Seems
Paying
Proposition
We've
all
heard
the
story
of
the
goose
that
laid
the
golden
eeg,
but
that
was
a
fairy
tale.
But
here's
one
that's
true.
i
The
other
day
Tes
Cutrcss
;
was
cleaning
a
goose
he
hail
;
bought
from
a
local
food
store-
'
Wlien
it
came
to
opening
the
;
gizzard,
he
cut
too
far
and
.
4,
atJ-0
X
i
Prince
Rupert
Presbytery
jf
the
United
Church
met
here
thU
week
drawing
delegate
from
ai
far
south
as
Bella
Coola
and
from
8mlthers
in
the
Interior.
Those
att'-nding
the
meeting
were
fiev.
A
J.
Lawton
of
Port
Simpson,
chairman;
Re?.
P.
H.
and
Mrs.
Mallett
of
Terrace.
Rev.
J.
H
Matthews
of
Hweaon,
Rev.
L.
C.
Johnston
of
Kmiths.
W.
E.
Bowd
of
Quick.
Rev
H.
S.
Forbes
and
Mrs.
M.
Founer
of
0em
falls.
Rev.
L.
Scheutze
of
BeMa
Coola.
IU'V.
G.
K
Kin?
and
T.
Harris
of
Beila
Bella,
Rev.
L,
G.
Slcber-and
Don
Forward
of
this
city.
;
In
reveJwIng
the
work
of
the
presbytery
charges
under
the
Home
Missions
report
it
wa
noted
that
the
work
and
influence
of
the
churr:h
was
growim?;
in
this
central
part
of
BrlU.ih
Columbia
and
in
the
marine
mlsskms.
'
In
revlewlm;
the
property
of
the
conirrcgationi
It
was
deplor-
'
cd
that
o
much
property
ha.l
!
not
bfen
kept
up
in
Ccntr;-!
i
British
Columbia
The
property
j
'
was
itfjt
In
worse
condition
than
other
-churoheii
in
the
area,
but1
improvement
was
urgent.
Nev.'
'
property
Included
three
nevj
church
houses
and
one
newj
church.
'
K
$
.
".
,-4
,;-
.l
-
.
.
t
t
split
it
wide
open.
Inside,
he
found
you
guessed
it
a
gold
nugget.
I'
,
1r'
.
NOTICE
TO
CREDITOR8
l-'-flle
Kowell
llellhrufier.
firmerly
i
of
1'rline
HiiM-rt,
B.
f.
-
Itereated
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
OIVEN
that
f;
Two
Ktudents
rtaining
for
the
ministry
did
summer
work
under
the
Mainland
Marine
Mission
at
Klemlu
and
by
means
of
the
Thomas
Crosby
boat.
Their
'i
work
-was
outstanding
in
all
ponlU
toijched
for
influence
and
I
effectiveness.
The
students
wore'
B.
J.
fSmlley
of
Toronto
and
W.
L.
Bimiham
of
Vancouver.
A
highlight
in
the
two-day
presbytery
meeting
was
an
af
creditors
and
otherB
having
claims
j
amitnst
the
estate
of
the
above
de'
censed
are
hereby
required
t,o
send
i
them
to
the
uiiderslKned
admlnn-1
trator
at
820
West
Pendr
Ktreet,
Vancouver,
B.
C,
before
the
21st
i
day
of
November
1050.
after
which
,
dale
the
adnunlHtrator
will
dlatrlbutt
!
the
said
estate
amimK
the
purtle
1
entitled
thereto
havtnti
regard
only
to
the
claims
of
which
It
then
has
notice.
'
THE
ROYAL
TRUST
COMPANY,;
,
ADMINISTRATOR.
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By
DOUOI.A8
6YMKH
Ac
BRIHHKNntH
1
its
BOLicrroRa.
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that
people
do
not
directly
deny
j
God
but
they
deny
the
image
oil
God
in
man-
I
The
next
meeting
of
presoy-
j
Wy
is
called
to
meet
In
Vancouver
early
in
May
1951.
j
,
-my
ternoon
report
and
discussion
on
!
the
World
Convention
of
Chris-i
tlan
Education
and
the
report
of
the
chairman
on
the
adult
convention
at
the
United
Church
Training
School
at
Naramata.
Speaking
on
"The
Secular
Confronts
the
fiacred,"
A.
J.
Lawton
defined
the
secular
as
the
philosophy
confining
life
to
things
and
seeing
man
as
things
and
hot
persons.
Thl
means
IN
Kit
WI'ATK
OK
JOHN
IJANUCV,
TAKK
NUTIOi:
that
a
AdmlnUtra-Vir,
ilujy
),impl
by
the
mrt
iA
th
-tat
of
John
Hunlcy,
lnfil.
tMi
rt)i
a
itt
ijviT
l''nt.
Hrltl'ih
Co-liiml)i.
ou
th.
Kiith
ouy
j(
tN'cein-Ix-r.
14!),
I
rcijiilre
all
crrdlt'it
Hnrl
ottiirnT
huvttiK
tliilrtiH
aciilrwt
the
.aid
MUM!
'tj
wud
the
Mvmr
tii
me.
prup-rly
vrlfl-d.
at
tiw
wum
m.n-tlout-d
b'Uw
on
or
bi-forr
the
Iftth
dny
of
rx-wmtwr,
1060,
fur
whlrh
dnUi
lMiaM
rwd
to
dutrlbute
tlia
itatt
those
entitled
by
law,
hav-regard
only
to
auc:i
claim
of
which
!
Bhnll
thi-n
huvt;
b'Kii
notified,
'
And
further
take
not'oe
viit
n!l
prrwuui
liidebtiid
I)
aulti
uMaie
ar
requlrod
to
piiy
their
Indebu-finem
to
1
me
forthwith.
Duticl
at
Prlne
Mntert
UC
,
tht
em
0y
U
Oi
Uli)'i'.
IQM.
,
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r
r
-
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I
If
'"'
.i
''''iff;'
I
T
.a
I
ACCTIOI
HAI.E
I
Timber
Kile
Ui::.
i
here
will
be
offered
for
ale
at
Public
AwtUm
at
I0:0
am,
on
Thumday.
NoverntH-r
Soth,
IU50,
In
the
office
of
the
foreat
Ranker
at
wn
'Ol
BC,
the
Lire
rue
XI022S.
to
cut
5
24OOO0
fb.m.
of
Hemlock,
Knlsain.
Cedar,
anil
Hpruee
on
an
area
comprlMng
or
vacant
CJrown
land
situated
oh
the
north
westerly
portion
of
Lake
Island,
Rang
3
,
Coast
Land
District.
Three
year
will
be
Allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
"Provided
anyone
unable
to
attend
the
miction
In
person
may
aubmlt
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
ol
7
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v
.'::ftv..
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i
V'.'.
V
auction
and
treated
aa
one
bid."
i
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Further
partlculari
may
be
ob-
tnljied
from
the
Deputy
Minister
of
'
Forests.
Victoria,
B.
C
or
the
Dlst-
rlrt
Fnntter,
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
H)
!
jj
Canada
Sovmgt
Bond
may
ba
bought
for
cosh
ouInQht.
;
?,LZV
J
or
in
instalments,
up
to
the
amount
ot
$1,000.,
in
the
name
of
,t
.
;."
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;
5
Vvi'':
n
!
1
1;
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u
;
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i-A
SUiit
WAY
ach
or
any
member
of
tho
family.
They
come
in
denommo-
i
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TlTi
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F
f'
TV
r
r'
-Htirt
Otl"Hll
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,on
50,
$'00.,
$500,
and
$l,000
ond
can
b
,
,
;
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r
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I
Payroll
edhrcughlnvetmeMd.ale,i,bank.oryoUrCornpanyt
,
?'(';
Savings
plan.
CREDIT
IS
A
SACRED
TRUST
Guard
it
as
a
matter
of
personal
honor,
Kecjj
your
credit
record
"PROMPT"
by
paying
earh
charge
account
in
full
Uy
the
10th
of
the
month,
arid
contract
purchases
on
each
diie
date,
CREDIT
BUREAU
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
5
Wo5Ml
fciiriatii
fall
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