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1
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Nw3
Wednesday,
March
8,
1950:
'
JOHNNY'S
dern
Dancing
AIR
PASSfcNQ-K
,3ut
Quickly
and
Easily
0rf
Instruction
in
,,,s,rl.
wit
iu.i.iIh
'
Private
Lessons
From
Vancouf$iV
(TuesSiJh
E.
L.
Johannes,
M.
B.
OTqplejT.
A.
V.
Trcmblaji
f
A.
BlrtH,-
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From
SamlspR
Tuesday
.
ffiies.
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1i
To
Vance.
,er
todayi:.w.c
.,
TflmeSj.
Mrs
Hoy.
Thichef.Jf.?
Oiiker,
Mrs,
D.
Millerd,
K.
Mc-f
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p.m.
t
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Mline'llS
C.reen
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o
Larent
Mr.CiRseT"
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.
To
S&ndjr)tt.'(ti)dayl
J3I2au
Rupert
School
of
Dancing
C6
)
Noiuna-
Slu-g'Booiti,
Mrs.K'Slaif'
i
I
ford.
D.
C.
Fink.
R
M
tth-Tli.
h
This
problem
has
always
been
i
raised.
YQU
CANNOT
SATISFY
1
PF.OPLE
ALL
THE
TIME.
Thi
i
very
true.
In
fact,
you
cannot
.satisfy
anybody
anytime.
This
t
i...t.iy
iMBtiiis
newspaper'
men.
I
once
knew
a
newspaper
man
who
went
away
with
a
neiv
i
ous
breakdown.
Ho
was
one
of
;
ttu'
silly
ii
tiivksuals
or
mankind
who
decided
he
would
soften
hg
h'-fit.
and
only
wriU
copy
to
Ittrt
'
enlightenment
and
satisfaction
of
ALL
his
readers.
'
I
Tlu;
poor
lad
is
still
away.
Writ-
j
inr?
for
a
newspaper
Is
very
cliff
i-
cult.
I
have
found
this
out.
There
.
is
no
easy
road.
Not
only
must
i
you
hurdle
the
Grammar
ane"
Khg!l.sh
aspects
of
journalism.
You
must
keep
on
the
good
side
of
your
follow
man.
You
can
never
tell
wjien
he
will
give
you
',
a
Rood
tip.
j
I
firmly
believe
a
reporter
must
keep,
on
the
Hood
side
of
police-
men.
I
would
advise
this
to
any
PHOTO
FRAftST
Frame
Type
Mount
!
CELANESE
MILL
MANAGER
i
V.
C.
R.
Jones,
comine
here
See
our
fine
selection
)fiss
CIVIL
SERVICE
PICKS
QUEEN
(FROM
INCOME
TAX
DEPT.!
)
Blonde,
blue-eyed
Theresa
Nu
May
1
from
Quebec
to
become
manager
of
Wat.son
Island
cel-anese
mill.
ana
iiiti.;n
rrames
n
.
WRATHALU
v
Photo.
Finis
n
if
-
gent,
centre,
zj-year-oiu
income
tax
division
clerk
at
Ottawa,
has
bees
crowned
"Miss
Civil
Service."
The
smiling
of
the
carnival-beauty
queen
pageant
which
capped
two
weeks
of
"peach
picking'
throuRhout
various
federal
departments,
is
seen
with
two
of
her
princesses,
Margaret
Skuce
left,
and
Janie
Walters.
z
i
$
Jf
when
you
j
I
Liiia
4"
ft
STEWART
NEWS
body.
Do
not
beMeve
it,
but
re-
porters
are
no
different
from
any-
j
IjfltOSt
j
lOIH
I
OrtiUlUI
(
A
UUI
I
M
I
IJ
G'f
'(
oiioy
".ft.
we
may
seem
w.,rti
1
Unit,
hut
do
not
let
that
fool
you.
;
Like
school
teaelieis,
we
nuist
Board
of
Trade
Moves
For
Air
Strip
Hospital
Auxiliary
Weather
Better
uivb
iu
nit;
fieri
I
Cross...,
j
iiuiu
un
in
our
lempcr,
smnu
our
i
t.;eth
every
niorning.
because
we
i
Ai
lhe
r(?ular
meeting
of
the
very
successful
sale
of
home
cook-never
!:.iow
who
we
will
meet
and
;
Stewart
Board
of
Ti-ade
bn
Frl-
ing
on
Saturday
In
the
offices
of
be
immaculately
dressed.
The
last
;
day
last
a
motion
was
passed
the
Crawford
Transfer
Comoanv
rbi.i
advert
iHcment
is
not
published
or
Hplayed.
by
(the
Liiijuor
l
onirol
l.oard
or
oy
the
government
of
Uritish
Columbia
point,
I
do
not
uphold.
j
requesting
the
Corporation
of
Limited.
The
affair
which
was
People
are
very
tunny.
Once
j
the
Village
of
Stewart
to
lay
for
the
purpose
of
purchasing
a
I
had
the
impression
1
that
one'
.
.
,
.
1
,,
,
.
,
...
...
.
j
aside
a
parcel
of
ground
on
the
small
oxygen
tank,
'
netted
$138.
can
deal
with
our
fellow
man.
in
!
.
'a
state
of
serenity.
But
tliis
is
I
'
easlern
portion
of
the
townslte
A
hamper
of
groceries
was
won
hogwa.sh.
But,
do
not
let
me
lead
for
an
a.rstripi
This
will
be
con-
by
Mrs.
W.
.
Crawford,
a
cake
by
you
to
believe
people
are
not
siderable
value
to
the'
town
In
(
Miss
jeanann
Crawford
an-,
some
kind
and
generous
and
always
!
iacilitating
the
landing
of
air-
'
medicinal
aid
by
Marko
Ha-around
when
help
is
needed.
j
craft
In
both
winter
and-Bummer
movie.
j
.....:.y
I
m
a
person
wlio
months.
;
thought
I
had
said
the
wrong
j
i
The
late
Neil
McDonald
was
thing
in
a
write-up.
I
would
have
.
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
interred
in
the
Stewart
Ceme-said
more
but
I
m
lot
rendy
(Stewart
General
Hospital
held
a
tery
on
Sunday
with
H.
A.
Siew-for
a
dental
plate
a
ye
I
No
one
'
S
art
in
charge
of
funeral
arrange-
:
FOR
YOUR
WALLPAPER
HANGING.
Fo
Your
Interior
Painting
and
Decorating;
Call
SPENCE
&
MATUIK
Phone
Blue
215
j
W.Vl
.StJtt
WINS
TRIP
ABROAD
War-'en
Wilkinson,
16
-
year
old
,
Prinee
Rupert
boy,
pupil
of
Booth
Memorial
School,
selected
for
tour
of
Great
Butain
this
year
as
guest
ot
W.
Gar-
field
vVcston,
C'inadlbn
industrialist.
To
Advertisers
FINE
PRINTING
You
are
"there,
helping
to
rush
can
seem
to
under.dand
the
lunc-
,
.
,
ments.
Tlie
deceased
was
a
well-
i
tions
of
a
nuwspapT
They
think
up
to
me
and
said,
"Ire
jou
the
known
and
respected
prosnector.
I
we
are
always
cutting
so.iHwd'
reporter
that
gave
us
that
write-
.
;
throat.
;
up
yesterday
?'-
1
,
The
weather
here
has
changed
I
would
be
glad
to
do
It
to
some
,
I
held
my
hands
cvvr
my
mouth
for
tne
better.
Frosty
nights
and
emergency
services
wherever
disaster
strides
REGAL
PWUTEUS
I
in
Canada.
.
.
A.
i
It
I
'
1
warm
sunstiiny
days
are
a
very
people
but
they
say
criie
does:
and
mumbled,
-jein.
n(,t
nnv
"It
wasn't
bad."
bi
said
welcome
change
from
the
severe
;
PHONE
24
222.
Seaond
Av.
My
faith
in
peopic
was
rtst.)rrd.
,veallu.r
experienced
during
the
One
day
last
wek,
a
man
came
past
winter.
is
,
To
insure
publication
of
display
or
classified
a'lvert.isin?
ony
for
same
must
be
in
th
O'fiee
of
the
Daily
News
b'-4
p.m.
the
day
previous
t''
advertising.
KeiiuiremeiiU
o'
tlie
meeli.mical
cieparimcn'
make
this
rule
necessary.
.
M
-
'
-
.......--.-
i.
-'
I
tHE
CANADIAN
ARMY
"IMSUIAMCI
IOI
HACI"
M
'?
J:
PHONE
361
The
community
club
at
Premier
held
a
very
successful
dance
on
Saturday
in
the
community
hall.
Many
of
the
Stewart
residents
travelled
via
bus
the
sixteen
miles
to
the
mine
and
ail
voted
itjworth
while.
If
Jf
If
tun
j
r...r..i'
a'ou
.
.
.
bv
your
donation
.
.
are
tisitint
ror
CM'rnurey
i
NONE
FINER
MADE
I
(
rlj
ikk
and
disabled
veterans
in
fwicnitiif
rind
Supplies
a-
i
'
taking
with
you
small
gifts
and
comforts
T
Milcfiell
&
Currie
ltd.
Log
Scale
Decreased
Builders
and
Contractors
:
-
i
u.l
(
ill
a
iiujJiiai
ucu
a
little
less
dreary.
LlilillMiijl
SROADWAY
CAFE
-f
You
.
i
;
are
helping
to
save
many
lives
through
the
Red
Cross
Blood
trr
scalint
in
Prince
Ru,)?rt
forestry
district
for
the
month
of
February
this
year
totalled
6,025.709
board
feet
compared
with
8,042.539
board
feet
m
the
.-erne
mrjn
i
last
year.
So
far
in
1950
the
scale
has
been
14,-907,118
board
feet
as
against
17,045,385
board
feet
in
the
first
iV.ij
months
of
1919.
;
While
the
lo
scale
Is
down,
th'
scale
of
forest
products
for
t'lw
year
is
also
down,
amount-ins;
so
far
this
year
to
but
2U0,-E!3
lineal
feet
as
compared
wuh
1,257,347
lineal
feet.
The
pole
Tramfmiort
service.
rtnesf
Coofcifl$
-t
Hours
T
a.m.
to
t
a
m
'
You
.
.
.
will
-ve
a
share
in
operating
78
Outpost
Hospitals
i
;
.
providing
vital
For
Take-Home
Orders
Phone
200-
.'
"
.1
;-'!'
'1
TRAINING
"V
mid
nlhif
sale
this
February
Ml
aid
in
areas
where
'
1
.
tn,'.,
-.
....
..7.
,
,
nearest
Doctor"
w
is
62,339
lineal
feet
compared
with
113.433
lineal
feet
in
February
1949.
Following
are
the
timber
scal
l'e
100
miles
sT
at
rrn
A
mtv
Hit
.
Flti
ATftftS
1
i1
"re
away.
these
are
a
few
of
VORTEX
OIL
BUHNERS,
IKON
FIREMAN
STOKKRS
i
,
ing
figures
for
Prince
Rupert
j
district
this
February:
1
Saw
l.o.;s
I
Cedar,
board
feet
121.779
I
Spruce
3
840.035
Hemlock
U55.92G
f
deeds
of
Mercy"
Plumbing
&
Heating
Alterations
are
doing
&JpJj
l!;,Kiill
199.074
Jackpine
700,293
f
you
ii
i
v
i;
to
i
i
y.Mi
.
-
m
cross.
Jr"'ll
-
SMITH
&
EtKIIIS
HDri'
rescue
Locicef1
presents
for
your
LENTEN
SEASON
mo-'
Total
0.025.709
Poles
and
Piling
Cedar,
55.143
limal
feet:
mis
BOX
t7
i
PHONE
17
4
cellaneous
7,194.
Ties
Jackpine
425.
Cord
wood
Miscellaneous,
3f2
cords.
Choice
Snlmon
Fillets,
lb.
0e
PHONE
79
PHONE
7
aoc
The
Royal
Canadian
Electrical
andMcclianical
Engineers
is
a
natural
for
men
who
enjoy
mechanical
work.
This
vital
branch
is
responsible
fof
ihff
repair
and
maintenance
of
practically
all
Technical
equipment
used
in
the
Army.'
RCEME
schools
are
famous
for
their
advanced
methods
and
equipment.
Men
are
thoroughly
trained
as
tool-makers,
automotive
mechanics,
radar
and
radio
mechanics.
In
all,
this
Corps
is
responsible
for
over
50
types
of
.
skilled
trad
training.
In
addition,
the
RCEME
man
has
all
the"
opportunities
and
special
benefits
of
Army
life
the
good
rates
of
pay
the
security
the
healthy
comradeship.
You
are
eligible
if
17
years
of
age
or
over
and
can
meet
Army
requirements.
Let
the
friendly
recruiting
office
in
your
area
give
you
full
details.
Bring
with
you
certificates
of
age
and
education.
)
wmm
mm
1V
the
piece.
it
in.
Pirsli
IToifn
Ri-il
SjirtiiK
Salmon
Bti-nk.
lb
Tinlllmt
chunks,
lb
CO-OP
MEMBERS
HOLD
MEETING
.
1
Halibut
bv
the
piece,
lb
Aooroximately
150
persons.
at-
Hummt
steaks,
lb
45
r,r.
Siic
ROC
5SO
3SC
t!4c
:'.ic
3Jc
14c
3!c
M.lc
3Hf
4HC
35?
UUtUarr
pttatuHuty
tended
a
membership
meeting
of
i
'''V.'Vim
'ts,
lb.
.
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
;
p,,d
Cirt
Fiiu-ts.
n
Co-operative
in
the
Oddfellows',
P-'
J";
'
,
,
.
.
i
Kippered
Hcrrinp:.
lb
Hall
Monday
night.
General
bust-
j
irreSh
l
riwcn
iierrinit.
lb
i
smoked
white
Spring
aumon.
ness
topics
were
discussed.
Acting
as
Chairman
was
Joseph
Hipp.
Enstcrn
Finnan
Huddle,
lb.
.
I
,
i
smoked
Black
Cod
by
piece,
lb.
!
I
Eastern
Smoked
Cod
HUcts,
11).
-Tii
-l
I
k
iiiTAii
in
j
BADMINTON
CLUB
virMe
HerrlnR.
10
oz.
jar
.
.
.
.
Iniiixpf
nrrui
i
sni'tim)
Meat
lb
XT!
HOURS
3-0
i
UAriV.
.BWin
Uvaser
River
Smelts,
lb.
Smoked
Rod
Spiiiu;
Snlmon,
lb.
I
The
Sons
of
Norway
Badmin-I
ton
Club
have
added
weekly
Sat-i
urday
night
dances
to
their
N
II
Priintl
Dtpot,
h
Av..
I
Hishbwy
St.,
Jtrlclio,
Weekdoys
9
a.m.
to
9
p.mr
.j
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m
j
VANCOUVER,
I.C.
R'fift
1
Locker
Plant
f
SPACE
IS
DONATED
COURTESY
OF
7
p.m.
to
9
p.rru-
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
activities,
rne
ciuo,
uisummii
last
fall,
commenced
weekly
j
dances
February
25.
President
Of
the
organization
is
Gunnar
SeK
,
vlg.
Miss
Ostrld
Pederson
is
treasurer
nnd
Miss
Rose
Benson
j
'
secretary.
Join
the
CANADIAN
ARMY
ACTIVE
FORCE
NOW!
230
Second
Ave
rilONK
t?ed
ain
LFCTRICAL
CONTRACTORS