VALUABLE
ASSET
i
f
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
June
12,
1950
I
Sam
Waller,
and
for
Namu,
R.
Bell,
W.
Poole,
W.
Noos
and
V.
Edwards.
Co-ordinated
Ctanitv
SHIPSand
WATERFRONT
0"
Service
Is
Seen
In
Parks
raser
aha
IPajn
It
was
Union
night
again
at
the
CNR.
docks
Sunday
as
By
M.
E.
ANDERER
.
An
article
in
one-of
last
week's
issues
of
the
DRAPERY
TIME
The
Coquitiam,
Capt.
John
Boden,
docked
here
at
7:15
from
northern
coastal
points
sailing
1
'
for
Vancouver
and
way
ports
at
1
a.m.
today.
Passengers
disem-
!
barking
here
were
C.
V.
F.
Bar-j
kerk,
A.
L.
Bewley,
Mrs.
G.
S.
!
Dochterman,
T.
!
C.
'Scott,
C.
'D.
Forbes,
D.
Peace.
J.
J.
G.
McLel-
I
the
Camosun
and
Coquitiam
tied
"Daily
News"
told
of
the
opening
of
the-city
parkslup
'rne
camosun,
capt.
wunam
and
particularly
of
the
swimming
pool
at
McClymont
..
lark
so
1
-spent
a
part
of
-Saturday
afternoon
visiting
f
from
northern
Queen
charlotte
the
parks
to
see
just
what
we'had.
Twanted
to
know
iIsland
points
enroute
to
vancou-
lan,
M.
Potter,
C.'E.
Bennet,
S.
Wick.D
G.
Toews,
K.
D.
Aro,
m
what
Shane
trip
narksiwerp
hnwfWiv
rn?r,-
!er"
ine
vesse'
Sa:Iea
at
9
'jFassengers
embarking
for
Vaiv
tained,
what
equipment
was
pro-f
1
-
'
-
,couver
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carlo
We
will
be
pleased
to
show
your
our
outstanding
line
of
Drapery
Fabrics.
;
Imported
hand
blocked
printed
fabrics,
Homespuns,"
Damasks,
Roughrex
prints,
Monks
cloths,
Bengolene.
Cclanese
Products
Nets,
Morquesettes,
Voiles
and
Satrns.
We
will
make
any
style
of
drape
you
may
desire;
also
bedspreads
to
match,
at
very
moderate
charges.
We
carry
a
complete
stock
of
drqpery
hardware.
Any
style
of
rod
can
be
made
to
fit
your
window
at
no
extra
charge
for
making.'
vided,
how
they
-were
staffed
famiHes
there.
;-
Of
cimrge
appe-
Hanson
.and
child,
R.
Lund,
-H.
,
f"..ho
mini,
w
mij,
(wnai
Hies
are
insauaoie
ana
m-some
nn
w
t...i.
use
thecitisetur
were
making
-of
cases
the
children
were
ready
to
e.
Webb.
Thomas
bTL'.p
..t'
them.
eat
as
soon
asthey
arrived.
'Pic
IXhorbur
H
.nde.
'
'
R.
'
Dye,
W.
Goolet,
Mrs.
C.
J.
Olsen,
Miss
M.
Chute.
Sailing
!
from
Prince
Rupert
were
Mrs.
J.
;
McKay,
Miss
A.
Garnett,
Miss
G.
I
ollet
for
Stewart;
R.K.
Vivian,'
'
W.
Laarey.T.
Flynn.-A.
Paul,
R.
'
MacMillan'for
Klncollth,
and
V.
A.
MacDouald
for
Alice
Arm.
nic
laoics
wm
pe
,
in
flemana.
;
speakman
R
Hansen,
W.
-Jen-
There
are
six
parks
in
the
city
McClymont
Park,-
Gyro
-Ball
Park.
Rooaevelt
Park,
-Seal
Cove
'ucu
uiere
are
Boaay
hooks
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(CANADA)
LIMITED,
AMHERSTBURG,
ONT.
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Gray
.and
Mrs.
E.
Earner
wjr
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loot
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,anj
hiu.
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MrsF.
CWoodsand
child;
for
Butedale,
Park.
Gyro
Ball
Park
lives
p
to)
ers
of
Iaac
Walton
arid
many
(
its
name,
it
Is
chiefly
planned
?isn.
mostly
small,
though
ati
BLONDIE
By
CHIC
YOUNG
-Basket
Parties
Not
Welcome!
for
Softball.
McClymont
Park,
times
'
large,
have
succumbed
to
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and
7,'estvleith'h'rs,f
Mie'jroung
fishers
are
playpronnds
malnlv
.and
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PARK
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is
the
lathletlcl
When
the
Parks
ioard
turns
sports
'ground
.
I
Its
attention
to
'Alsoma
IPark,
1
visited
'Gyre
Sail
Park
first
'Ul,t
crMS
toad,
there
will
nnd
noted
several
improvements,
r
we
eent
raJly-sltuaWd
;
ball
The
surlace
has
been
ttUed
-in'
Pat'k
available
.witaiua
-Jft
sur-and
levelled
off.
A
fenee
Along
'
'
face-
At
McClymot"Paek
4s'
the
Sixth
Avenue
irlves
needed
M.
fnll-time
caretaker-P.W.SPeter-
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itiituitct
out
published
of
dirlrl
bf
the
Liquor
Cuotrui
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British
Columbia.
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Legion
Cabaret
Dance
Enjoyed
I
tectlon.
Stands
have
been.
fan-';The-.Boand
Js'tortunAte
in
i
proved
and
a
new
toaekstop
talrrtng
hls
iervics.
iHe
is
i
erected.
'This
will
-urd6ubteaiv
'J1
'
knwwl
m
wdl
1
WXPe
jbe
a
centre
o;
sociable
sottbail;tor'-the,4ob
'He
.ilkes
cWldrer
'Kilocycles
iSubfect
to
Change)
this
year.
There
is
a
senior
-soft-t
ana
'WUI
Mt.'8Pafe
ttixustll
in
j
The
monthly
.Canadian
Legion
(Continued
on,
pages)
ball
.league
-with
six
team;
and
MOND.W
P.M.
..Bi'tty
Phillips
uS'ock
Quotations
&
nt.
c.i
.
i,.1""
"
fnyea
ree
mgnts
I
Legion
Audit
jrium
"""""j
I
n
a
..wapIt
week.
Then
there
is
a.
Junior
league
In
'whleh
five
teams
play,
night
and
more
than
xixty
couples
enjoyed
the
ewning'3'
Hlh
4toubleheaders
twice
entertainment
I
These
games-
are
for
the
1
I
music
was
played
Dy
Anay
I
McNnughton
and
his
Dukes
Or-'chestra
with
vocals
by
Dyke
If
.
i
rood
and
"ot,-so
good"
players;
Thev-are
anies
in
which
esery-hH..
vld
have
a
enod
time
without
too
much
being
'at
stake:
McClymont
Palk
is
moref
a"
playground.
It
Is
the
test
equipped
park,
the
most
suitably.
situated
and
'the
most
.
picturesque.
Its
outstanding
feature
is
Its
fine
swimming
pool.
Aj
.1
MncMillan.
Refreshments
were
servea
by
Mrs.
W.
Ruthv,;'ll.
The
Legion
entertainment,
committee
of
Frank
Hicks,
Ralph
Smith,
Alex
Halg,
Graham
Alexander
and
Alf
Worthing
handled
arrangements
for
the
affair.
f
t
f
1
watched,
I
counted
twenty-five
enjoying
these
wonderful
'
fact-
litles.
At
the
shallow-end
were
1
Halibtit
Sales
American
several
girls
playing
games
and
.
Muccasin
1
rails
Don
Mrsscr
and
Ills
Islanders
S
Id
for
Orchestra
-My
Songs
for
Vou
:
yourg
Mun
With
a
Song
-
Supper
Serenade
-Mirlia!
Airs
:
Mu-situl
Varieties
:"S:i(l(lle
Ruckln"
Rhythm"'
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News
Roundup
Summer
Fallow
Alberta
Ranch
House
;
Hi
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Comes
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Band
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St
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Variety
Band
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Modems
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and
Commentary.
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Devotion
l-Sur.riso
Serenade
Kodiak.
CI,
000,
2C.9c,
25.9c,
23c,
I
making
th&mselves
thoroughly
at
j
home
in
the
water.
At
times
t&ev
1
were
Rwimminu
and
at
times
Allin.
J.
n.,
32,000,
27.3c,
2flc,
23c,
Pac
20.ee,
26.1c,
:"i!c.
Wireless,
35,000,
23c,
Storage.
Ing.
At
the
Oiher
end
girls,
boys
and
young
nun
were
using
the
srcrlngboard
to
good
purpose.
Some
very
pood
"jack-knife';
dives
were
being
exeouted.
some
not
so
good,
and
occasionally
the
well-knwn
"bellv-flopper"
resounded
across
the
park,
feome
children
spent
nearly
the
whole
I
flay
there,
some
:ust
a
short
time;
but
while
I
watched
there
j
were
thirty-five
Uff
e-ent
fre-aupnters
nd.
In
thei
oonrs'?
of
n
dav,-
there
.must
be
n
coupleif
9:45
Famous
Voices
"9:59-"Time""SIna!
10:00
-Ellen
Harris
10:15
Morning
Melodies
10:30
-"Melody
Time".
10:41
Invitation
to
th
Waltz
11:00
-A
Man
and
His
Music
11:15
-Roundup
Time
11:30-
Weather
Report
11-31
Messaee
PerUid
11:33
Recorded
Interlude'
1:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
P.M.
!2:00-Mld-Day
Melodler
12:15
CBC
N?W!
12:25-Program
ttcsume
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
j
hundred
visitors.
Then
in
the
:
Uwftdlnsc
.
pool
'
thtr
were
abiut
lififtv
-vnuneer
children
.having
'
a
-wonderful
time.
Nearby
was
the
sandbox,
with
future
architects
displaying
marvels
of
con-
Rtruction.
iand
others
.Just
as
hunpy
if
not
so
ambitious.'
Laree
swinss
and
babv
swings
were
in
constant
tise.
iOn
the
horiaontal
ladder
the
more
athletic
were
strengthening
their
arms
while
others
were
enjoying
the
teeter-
totter.
Plans
are
being
carried
-out
for
renovation
of
present
-accommodation
and
the-addlng
of
new
equipment.
The
dressing
rooms,
are
to
be
painted
and
lattice-
I
work
screens
will
give
added
privacy.
The
sand-box
'will
be
12:55
Recorded
Interlude
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
2:15
CBR
Presents
2:30-Records
at
Random
2:45-Commentary
A.
Grant
3
:
00
The
M
uslc
Box
.
,
,
3:15-Bernie
Braden
Tells
-a
Story
3:30-Int.
Commentary
J:40
Divertimento
"
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4:00
Meet
Glsele
)KMI,r,i.,
,
vr
ft
PAINT
i;
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DECORATE
lb"
l-Vl'ir
or
Interior
t
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lp!ir"'r
hanging
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I.ATKST
PAINT
ts
yulS(i
MKTHOfS
,
jPENCE
and
MATUIK
j
Bine
215
233
11th
St.
j
fVscooi
.
neat;
canned
vege
Mblct
a
ad
iruiti
re
all
proccMd
in
plants
where
gleaaaing
Nickel
alloyi
keep
them
clean.
''And
saltyou
know
how
it
rusts
moat
-vetals.
MnP"
equipment
it
used
in
the
ialt
refinery
too.
because
it
lasts
longer,
keeps
the
salt
pure."
.
moved
farther
away
from
the
wilding
pool
and
a
.new
piece
of
equipment
will
be
set
up.
It
is
a
"sroal-hltrh."
It
is
like
a
single
hsaketball
hoop
set
on
a
pole
and
ffy
-
'
HAVE
V
C
'THAT
,
;
olayers
shoot
at
It
from
all
direc
;
lions.
Balls
will
be
provided
by
1
Ihe
Civic-Centre.
It
is
-not
a
SMITH
competition
so
much
as
a
game,
Another
pleasing
aspect
wa
''''''''
'
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.
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;
'
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.
v
.
If
So,
Call
the
number
Of
mothers
and
RADIO
CLINIC
KEN'S
I
and
1
pbing
&
Heating
and
Efficient
Service
Play
Shoes
For
Women
?'My
'
sheets
and
pillow
cases
come
back
from
the
laundry
white
as
snow
because
'Monel'
equipment
is
used
in
washing
them.
'Monel'
does
not
rust
or
stain.
It
wears
longer."
90
Day
Guarantee
We
pick
up
and
deliver
Phone
Blue
992
"The
heating
elements
of
my
toaster,
range
and
percolator
all
last
longer
because
they
are
made
of
Nickel
alloys..
My
knives,
forks
and
spoons
are
made
of
a
silvery
metal
composed
of
nickel,
copper
and
einc,
hen
silver
plated."
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Styles
and
Colors
or
Complete
Range
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of
jfaif
&
Baby
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Qnd
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rt;ro
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have
BOOverec!
hundreds
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uses
for
Nickel
in
the
United
States
and
other
countries.
Now
Nickel
exports
bring
in
millions
of
U.S.-dollars
yearly.
These
dollars
elp
pay
the
wages
of
the
14,000
Nickel
eraploy-ees
and
also
help
pay
railwaymen,
lumbertnea,
ateel
And
iron
workers
and
other
men
ahd
'
,
women
making
supplies
for
the
Nickel
mines,
'smelters
gnd
refineries.
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