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Provincial
Voters
Lost
About
Prince
Rttprrt
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W
v!r..-vl:iy,
March
H.
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ne-spsppi
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tipotitldtng
of
Prtnre
Rupert
or.d
nil
communities
comp"tnR
northern
rid
central
British
Columbia
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RATES
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Per
Tear.
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Month.
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Year.
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Bride
of
Felix
Hunger
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Kin
r
Premier
STEWART
Before
Commis-
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to
sioner
8id
Anderson
of
Hvder
tf"J'
Alaska.
Felix
Hunger,
nn'ul
rsss
;
election
in
j
i
If
forecasts
regarding
a
provincial
Twenty-Five
Years
I
British
Columbia
this
year
are
borne
out,
Prince
j
Prince
Rupert
had
a
surplus
.
.
,
of
revenue
of
$58,779
in
1923.
Rupert
constituency
is
likely
to
find
that
it
nas
4;
as
compared
with
$28,707
for
sjmjiar
number
of
voters
as
it
had
in
the
war-swollen
j
1922.
the
city's
auditor's
repor;
,
..
r
m
election
of
194o.
showed,
city
utilities,
light
and
year
water,
showed
a
surplus
for
the
According
to
Government
Agent
Gordon
F.
Forbes,
;
Rov.
4.V
r
jtc
Joutlsldli.
ioi
-
merly
of
Prince
Rupert
and
ur.;i!
last
November
missionary;
at
;he
Naas
Hiver
village
of
Kin-
eolith,
has
been
ordained
into
'
the
Anglican
priesthood,
accord-
i
in
to
word
received
by
friends
here.
The
ordinat4on
was
performed
by
Rt.
Rev.
Arthur
Sovereign.
Bishop
of
Athabasca.
Mr.
Johnston
is
at
present
at
St.
Andrew
Indian
residential
j
first
time.
who
is
also
registrar
of
voters,
foreman
at
Silbak
Premier
L
h,"Jtt'-Mine,
and
,
Mrs.
Susan
Patrick
'
JT'r
"in
hw
(RUTFAMfCf
SHOi
5,287
persons
have
been
placed
Chris
Petersen,
a
Prince
Ru-
on
the
voters'
list
since
re-,
57.
Patrick's
Day
THURSDAY
will
be
St.
Patrick's
.Day,
the
time
I
for
Irishmen
to
engage
in
flights
of
fancy
about
the
Green
Isle.colleens,
politics,
religion
and
what
not.
lint
if
anyone
comes
along-
and
starts
off
with
"it
seems
that
once,
Alike
and
Pat
were,"
will
he
go
any
further?
Heaven
forbid!
And
now
for
a
few
homely
facts
concerning
Ireland.
Ireland
has
an
area
of
82,586
miles,
with
school,
Whitefish
Lake,
near
AIR
PASSENGERS
Atikameg,
in
the
Peace
River
pert
fisherman,
was
drowned
off
vision
began
about
a
year
ago
block
of
Alberta.
Radio
Dial
1
r
FDD
V
I
I
IV
3240
KllocyciW
subject
to
Change
length
802
and
width
110.
There
is
8,000
miles
of
I
Portlock
Banks.
Alaska,
whrn
pri0r
to
the
October,
1945
his
dorey
upset.
He
was
a
crew
provincial
election,
there
were,
To
Vancouver
-
Angus
Mac-member
of
the
halibut
boat
ltated
,n
the
Prince
5,447
yoteTS
phee
R
L
0ardlner.
L.
M.
John-Sumner.
Rupert
provincial
riding.
istane,
Mrs.
G.
Martin.
Figures
on
the
current
rom-
To
SamH,pitj.
Ajlari.
Prince
Rupert
dry
dock
began
pjjat.jon
are
not
final,
Mr.
"Vancouver
R
"H
M.w-the
lareest
repair
job
In
it
his-
rorbes
pointed
out
and
there
is
tm,
c
0rme,
Mrs.
W.
Stra-tory
when
it
won
a
bid
to
repair
no
way
of
anticipating
1st
liow
cri;ini
'c.
Nicholson,
F.
Conrad,
tne
Canadian
Scottish
which
many
names
the
completed
list
D.
Clendennlng.
A.
G.
Shore,
damaged
her
bottom
when
it
wiu
contain
when,
and
U,
there
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Orme
Sttiart,
Mrs.
went
aground.
Shipbuilding
is
an
election
this
year,
w.
Rothweil.
firms
at
Vancouver
and
Victoria
To
date
the
list
contain
4,348
From
Sandsplt
H.
Helin.
also
tendered
on
the
job.
names
in
the
city
and
"939
names
!
in
ruial
parts
of
tiie
constitu-:
.
Thirty-Five
I'emrs
encv.
Mayor
S.
M.
Newton
appoint-
th
fM,1
swrai
months
ed
a
committee
consisting
of
Harry
M.
Daggett
has
b-en
act-himself.
Alderman
McClymont
ing
as
deputy
registrar
of
-voters
and
Alderman
Morrissey
to
-ar-
and
nas
been
clrculatine
l
vi
1
Ik.
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3:30
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BBC
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3:55
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4:00
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i:lo
Stock
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4:30
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4:45
Easy
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5:00
Rendezvous
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5:30
Musical
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5:45
Supper
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6:00
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6:15
Sammy
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6:30
Musical
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6:45
Plantation
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7:00
CBC
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7:
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Roundup
7:30
Carmen
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8:00
Folk
Lore
of
Ireland
8:30
Juno
and
the
Paycock
9:00
The
Great
Election
9:50
Feature
on
Sir
3.
Boyd
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Earle
Birney
rangi
for
the
celebration
of
the
throughout
dcy
and
district!
official
opening
of
the
.Grand
registerine
oualified
citisens.
'
'.'
coast,
with
numerous
harbors.
Highest
mountains
are
in
Wieklow.
The
longest
river
is
the
Shannon,
-240
miles,
with
other
important
streams
the
Ban-don,
the
Lee
and
the
lilackwater.
The
climate
is
equable,
with
ample
rainfall
and
fertile
soil.
Farming
is
the
chief
industry.
Potatoes
and
flax,
cattle
and
sheep
include
some
of
the
outstanding
products
in
agriculture.
Hit-wing,
textiles,
linen,
shipbuilding
flourish.
Twelve
thousand
men
are
engaged
in
fisheries,
and
there
are
three
thousand,
four
hun-tlrd
miles
of
railway
in
operation.
The
population
;
.
is
4,'5S1,400.
.
.
As
for
the
hallowed
name
of
St.
Patrick
many
:'
legends
come
to
mind
as
Irishmen
the
world
around
pay
tribute
to
him
tomorrow.
But
beloved
and
revered
as
he
is
by
all
the
people
"-
and
descendants
of
the
Emerald
Isle,
he
was
not
"."'himself
born
in
Ireland.
And
his
day,
so
firmly
fixed
as
March
17,
is
by
tradition
a
compromise
that
settled
a
lengthy
Irish
argument.
When
it
came
to
fixing-
nnon
a
d;iv
tn
hnnnr
tVif
"V.
v
t
Trunk
Pacific
line
later
tn
the
However,
Mr.
Forbes
explain-yeai
ed
that
persons
wtehing
to
find
out
whether
or
not
their
names
William
W.
Rush
of
Stewart
are
on
the
list
ran
do
so
by
in
a
letter
to
the
press,
torn-
checking
at
the
Government
plained
of
the
iniquities
attend-
Agent's
office.
ing
road
construction
in
the
Portland
Canal
district.
At
a
well
attended
meeting
of
the
Ladies'
Auxiliary
to
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
was
formed
Officers
elected
were:
president.
Possibility
-of
federal
election,
which
s
ein(
moled
alsa
for
this
year,
will
see
Pritire
Rupert
ith
Te
-Reluming
Otf
irer
tm
replace
T.
Vi.
Brvwn
wh
lias
nnimceri
his
V.
,
b
f
'
;
J
-
10:30
London
Studio
Concert
q
p
McColl;
vice-presi-
11
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Weather
Fxrecast
and
.
LEARN
HOW
TC
FIRST
AID
PRr
Throutrn
rtu
,
dent,
Mrs.
H.
Killin.
aecretary,
Miss
A.
F.
Dunn;
treasurer,
Mrs.
T.
McMeekin;
executive
committeeMrs.
J.
H.
Kelly,
Miss
A.
Cowie,
Miss
Garton,
Miss
Moir
and
Mrs.
W.
Longilll.
intention
of
restsrinn.
No
of-
'
ficial
annowneement
fcas
yrt
heen
made
nlthoaifti
it
fc
on-aeriHwd
fUKl
MorLeod
will
e
his
-soeeeiMor.
Skeena
federal
riding
ind
16,-000
voters
listed
at
the
June,
1945
elections.
5.855
in1
the
city
and
the
-balance
in
rural
points
as
far
east
as
Endako.
io"
4n
the
trtM
ctutk
2
i
cjfcj
accident.
Sign
Off
THimt5LA-
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7:00
Musical
Crock
6
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CBC
News
8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
r45
UtUe
Concert
900
BBC
News
and
Comty
9:15
Morning
Tevotions
9:30
Morning
Concert
9:59
Ttme
Signal
10:00
Ellen
Harris
i
1C:15
Morning
Melodies
j
IC:30
Roundup
Time
i
v
5T,
JOHN
AMBULANCE
B
Thursday,
7:30
p.m
9:9
C.P.R.
OFFICE
ll:O0-IusiciU
Varieties
1:15
Songs
of
Today
H
?0
-Weather
Forecast
B.C.
Undertakers
has
received
delivery
of
a
new
three-way
loading
Pontlac
funeral
coach.
Prinre
Rupert
Division
St.
John
Amid
,
1
Faint,
one
faction
in
del
Erin
claimed
he
had
died
j
on
March
8,
and
another
claimed
March
9.
The
two
'
numbers
were
finally
added
together
and
the
date
j
was
set
for
the
rest
of
time.
'
I
Z
1
.
'
Tradition
sets
his
birthplace
in
Wales
about
3S0.
r'lle
cam?
to
Ireland
as
a
prisoner,
carried
off
at
the
"age
of!
6
by
a
band
of
Irish
marauders,
who
raided
Britain
under
the
Irish
king,
Xiall
Xoigiallach.
fci...
For
sjx
years
he
was
a
swineherd
in
Antrim
be-
fore
he
escaped
to
France
in
a
vessel
carrying
Irish
wolf-dogs
for
export.
It
was
in
France
he
was
prepared
for
his
life
in
the
church.
He
was
consecrated
in
482
and
sent
by
Pope
Celestine
to
combat
heresy
in
Ireland.
Here
he
came
into
opposition
with
the
son
of
the
king
w
ho
had
kidnapped
him,
and
fought
the
paganism
of
the
Druids.
He
is
said
to
have
overthrown
a
famous
idol
in
the
plains
of
County
Cavan.
It
was
St,
Patrick
who
made
the
shamrock
Ireland's
emblem.
Challenged
during
a
speech
at
Tara
as
to
the
mystery
of
the
Trinity,
he
stooped
to
-.earth
and
picked
a
shamrock,
holding
it
up
to
prove
.
'the
possibility
of
three
in
one
and
one
in
three.
There
are
no
snakes
in
Ireland
because
according
to
leg-end
St
Patrick
drove
them
out
Today
Ireland
has
none,
though
reptiles
are
found
in
Scotland
and
England.
He
is
credited
with
having
founded
8x
churches
and
baptized
"iih
hrs
own
hand
"some
12,000
people
in
Ireland.
He
was
buried
in
Abbey
Saul
in
County
Down,
in
161.
.
Whatever
the
truth
may
be,
it
is
certain
that
St,
Patrick
was
both
intensely
spiritual
and
strong
in
action.
The
enthusiasm
that
carried
him
through
all
difficulties
as
a
missionary
priest
and
bishop
ITIhas
been
so
infectious
that
after
centuries
his
.-lnemory
is
-as
green
as
the
shamrock
that
all
good
Irishmen
will
wear
on
the
l,4SSth
Celebration
of
-his
dav.
-
(owid
I
irfllr
iraka
un-lif,
rur
'
compass
to
kindness.
.
Cmte"'
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sq.
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stricke
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families
ami
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to
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of
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trM
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f
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thr
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