Mrs.
J.
L.
MacLaren
return--
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0.
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Jprincc
Rupm
E?aij?
ihvj
Thursday,
November
3,1949
ed
to
the
city
onhe
tpVinV;
TEACHERS'
ASK"
NEW
AGREEMENT
George
yestrday
from;
a
'
three
i
th
..
Ncgotiaticms
for-aie.wrklng
agreement
between
the
Prince
weens
trip
south
Including'
visit
at
Comox,
Vancouver?
island,
where
her
daughter,;
sister
Laurine,
is
on-the
suiff
6f
Sisters
of
St.
Joseph
Hos&ltaL
.
.
1
.
r
t
a.m.
for
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
Sunday
ss.
Catala,
11
p.m
from
Alice
Arm
and
Slrwart
Tuesday
ss.
Catala,
a.m.
For
Ocean
Fata
""e.
He
u
..trap
line.
Rupert
Teachers'
Association
and
the
School
Board
will
begin
this
month
following
receipt
by
the
George
Eales
Is
Baliinir"
-taJ
nig'ht
on
the
Prince
George';
for
Thursday
ss.
Prince
George,
M
Board
of
a
request
from
the
Association
that
salary
taiks
commence.
Last
night
the
Board
moved
that
all
its
members
meet
the
a
inp
to
Vancouver:
1:15
p.m.
Advertise
10
tn,
1
0
V
nil
-
r,
Steamship
Movement!
I
Vancoutn
Sunday
ss.
Camosun,
9
p.m.
Tuesday
ss.
Catala,
1:30
p.m.
Thursday
ss.
Prince
George
Nov.
7
Princess
Louise,
5
p.m.
Nov.
19
Princess
Norah,
5
p.m.
Nov.
30
Princess
Norah,
5
p.m
Ironi
iHO'.Tfi
Sunday
s.
Catala,
p.m.
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
George,
Friday
ss.
Camosun,
2
p.m.
Nov.
2
ss.
Princess
Louise
a.m.
Nov.
14
ss.
Princess
Norah,
a.m.
Nov.
25
ss.
Princess
Norah,
Nov.
7
ss.
Princess
Louise,
5
p.m.
salary
negotiating
committee
of
Nov.
19
ss.
Princess
Norah,
5
the
Association
and
suggested
lsw,..'.r
"
p
in.
.
Nov.
30
ss.
Princess
Norah,
5
the
afternoon
of
November
4
as
the
date.
ml
p.m.
...in
Ocean
Fall
Deadlock
in
1949
salary
nego
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
George,
tiations
resulted
in
an
arbitration
board
hearing
here
In
February
which
bound
both
the
board
and
the
Association
to
its
findings.
Nov.
2
ss.
Princess
Louise,
a.m.
Nov.
14
ss.
Princess
Norah.
it
''it
with
to:6iunTt;tiut
i
,utISIH
D
a.m.
Board
members
Ihtimated
last
Nov.
25
ss.
Princess
Norah,
night
that,
they,
too,
will
ask
some
revisions
in
the
present
contract,
although
no
mention
was
made
of
a
possible
wage
scale
during
brief
discussion
of
.m.
it
lk
Thursday
ss.
Prince
George
p.m.
Nov.
7
ss.
Princess
Louise,
3
p.m.
Nov.
19
ss.
Princess
Norah,
3
j.m.
Nov.
30
ss.
Princess
Norah,'
3
-
-
s
J
'
L
t
(
the
teachers'
request.
The
teachers'
request
was
sign
ed
by
R.
G.
Moore,
chairman
of
APPLE
HONEY
Teen-aged
Mary
MacDougal'
samples
the
Essex
County
apple
crop
as
southwestern
Ontario
orchards
gather,
the
last
of
a
yield
that
the
expect
to
produce
a
better-than-average
tlder
output
Essex
county
can't
match
British
Columbia
or
Nova
Scotia-in
the
nbe
of
its
crops
'but
can
they
match
Miss
MacDougall?
(CP
Photo)
the
Association's
salary
commit
'
'"
tee.
p.m.
Alaska
I
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Georg.i
I
w
V""1"'
n,de
Mfiro
i-i
iki
.
off
wh.,ker.
.lick
utli.VlA
new
Gillette
Oo.:piei.JutW
one
NOW.
for
.wMkS'ffl
special
iowjtiq-otait
...
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
G.
Little
ar-
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergin,
Oapt.
Wil-
.
Miss
E.
M.
Sandhals
is
sail-rived
in.
the
city
today
from
llam
Bussey,
Capt.
Sam
Hau-
'"K
tonight
on
the
Prince
Terrace,
and
will
sail
tonight
on
pan
and
John
Walker
returned
.Oeor2e
for
a
,trlP
10
Vancouver,
the
Prince
George
for
.
Seattle
to
the
city
this
week
from
a
Harold
Heigerson
is
salllnz
Mrs.
J.
Wostenholme
and
-child,
are
sailing
tonight
on
j
the
Prince
George
for
Vancou
midnight.
Nov.
2
Princess
Lcuise,
a.m.
Nov.
14
Princess
Norah,
a.m.
Nov.
25
Princess
Norah
a.m.
ver.
where
Mr.
Little.
-will
attend
a
hunting
trip
.to
the
Lakes
tonluht
on
-the
Prinne
Horn
A'fasly
f?
(
Wine
om.n.
tut,,
yt
M""f
"
w
29
Oiiimm
ik..
aii
1
T
m
lumbermen's
convention.
Country
and
the
Babine
area.'
'for
a
busincs
trip
to
Vancouver.
-
'),'-'f;iiMnIM
MVIU
I
I
by
Miss
Irene
Hiltz
and
Ul'&s
Hope
Laidlaw.
FRIENDS
HONOR
A
Oj
Excellent
jLww
0uaIi,y
Product
of
RUBY
McNEIL
A
shower
honoring
Miss
Ruby
McNeil,
whose
marriage
will
take
place
shortly,
was
held
at
the
Bridal
gifts
were
received
from
Mrs.
W.
Mintenko,
Mrs.
M.
Mintenko,
Mrs.
M.
Scarf,
Mrs.
Dorothy
Dutton,
Mrs.
K.
Rowe,
Mrs.
H.
Astoria,
Mrs.
A.
Kurlook,
Mrs.
Florence
Munro,
Mrs.
Matt-son,
Mrs.
J.
Morrison,
Mrs
E.
Ronson,
Rose
Evans,
M:ss
Elsie
Mintenko,
Miss
Mona
Fitzgerald
Miss
Maureen
Fitzgerald
Miss
home
of
Mrs
William
Mintenko,
709
Eighth
Avenue
West
Tuesday
evening.
Hostesses
were
Liia
Mrs.
Florence
Munro
and
Miss
Joan
Thompson,
Miss
Hope
LaiJ-
law,
Miss
Isabel
Mintenko,
Miss
Irene
Hiltz.
Miss
Frances
Hiltz
and
Miss
Delphine
Astoria.
Isabel.
Mintenko.
The
evening
was
spent
in
playing
a
variety
of
games
after
which
refreshments
were
served
ThU
niKvrtiimiMtl
It
not
iMihllRhrd
or
li.-.lv
fcy
lh
Liqaor
(onlrol
Hoard
r
IN
CeirrnmnH
(
RntlaH
tolimb
IMMORTALIZED
Art
Ross,
64-year-old
vice-president
and
general
manager
of
the
National
Hockey
League
Boston
Bruins,
has
been
elected
to
the
International
Hockey
Hall
of
Fame
at
Kingston,
Ona.
A
native
of
Westmount,
Que.,
Ross
played
for
29
years,
17
as
professional,
and
was
outstanding
as
a
player,
referee,
coach
and
manager
in
the
N.H.L.
(CP
Photo)
m
m
to
w
a
special
kind
of
bathroom
softness
W
W
.
if
v
11
m
P
but
iltll
so
itronj.
Putci
it
cinlifically
ctepJ
eomr,;
tren3(d
w;iK
i0(tnen.
I
mint
'ifil
Yes,
everybody
enjoys
the
Decp-Browned,
succulent
goodness
of
Ubby's
Deep-Browned
Beans.
For
Libby's
prepare
these
delicious
beans
by
an
aclusivc
method
that
Deep-Browns
them
through
and
through
till
they're
mealy
and
tender,
like
a
well-baked
potato
that
imparts
to
each
plump
tender
Wan
its
full
share
of
savoury
tomato
sauce.
When
you're
tired,
when
you're
hurried,
there's
nothing
easier
to
serve.
Just
heat
and
they're
ready
in
less
than
ten
niijiut
When
you
want
to
cut
foodcosts,
remember
Libby's
nourishing
Deep-Browned
Beans
only
DBB3-4?
V
?
WW
Freih,
crisp
beautifully
r..josed
NOOK
NAPS
SETS
MUSKIE
RECORD
ad
daintineu
to
table
ISCT
I?)
Louis
Spray
of
Rice
Lake,
Wis
&
cost
about
5c
a
generous
serving.
And
if
you
:
don't!
!agree
Libby's
arc
the
best
you
have
eaten,
Libby's
will
pay
you
double
your
money
back.
si
.
if
.
aA3
ts.
ing
are
wonderfully
5"
j,
convenient
for
o
meny
M
BW
aW
aTjv
aW
VJT
W"
JVafV
JIM
.-:$
"on.
70
naplcint
o
par'
-e
one
a
launJry
tivinj!
41
consin,
for'
whom
the
fisherman's
dream
came
true,
is'
seen
posing
with'
the
record-,
breaking
muskie
whlchyfell
victim
to
his
lure''
Previous
world
record
of
67-pounds
11,
ounces
for
fish
of
this
species
was
held
by
Cal
Johnson
of
Lac
.Court
Orielles,
Wisconsin.
This
little
monster
fish
weghs
69
pounds
n
ounces.
fit;'