EMnre
Eltitsrrl
DrtfTp
nnu3
rl
I
.
W-dt.
.
,
r
."
.
Basketball
U
VS.
M.i
gathering
this
wee's
that
the
E.
C.
fishermen's
co-operatives
are
the
biggest
o
their
kind,
that
Saturday,
Becrniber
3,
1949
Time
Table
Dec.
3
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
High
School.
Exhlb.
Kajr-ht
n.
Bo-Me-Hl.
Dec.
ft
Stones
vs.
Kinsmen
Corn's
vs.
High
School,
North
Star
vs.
Fashion,
Brownwoods
vs
High
School.
Dec.
10
Boy
Scouts
vs.
feei
Cadets,
High
School
vs.
Stones,
Merchants
vs.
North
Star,
Co-op
Vq
Hrnum
i-rvrwHo
lima
iW"
!
I
WpiW,TW
l.(H
-
-
mrtfiiMTVrl'i
J
Iiiimii'm
'il
4
i...
i....i.,
i
vfciiiu
iu
in-
ivrM.i(
i
n
,f
s
.
r
a
iv
ts,
'
-
Dec.
13-Boy
Scouts
vs
kin,,
in.,"''
Tbarw4
XL
iv
.
-
"X
ot
the
I
o.-op
lo
iCt'vivo
Sen
raricts
-
Mtrkinj
t
lie
twith
anniversary
.of
the
amal.ua-tnation
of
the
I'riiice
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Association
and
the
North
Island
Trollers'
Co-operative
Association,
over.
1(H)
members
and
delegates
met
in
the
Oddfellows'
hall
here
this
week.
Principal
spvakcrs
wore
T.
H.
Somison,
Vancouver,
u.ananer
of
the
mid-west
tU.S.
A
i
division
oi'
the
h-henVtrsjuV
t.f
$5(j.diHMo
finunre
t:i.
lie
""""ant
H,i
o-np.
f
'
c.
17tfm
ets-Boy
8cou.s
vs
olaf
vs.
X
School,
Iligh
Merchant
vs
M..J
."Brownwoods.
I
train
sima
the
riu-
Mond&y.
Wefltlf
8:00
p
m.
om
tb
un-
But
what
ii
tl,j.
ri
1
take?
h's
thi:
(
j.
J
to
the
monr-v-riw,
(
nnv
rtio
r.tig..r
,1
rrintt
for
f3f
I
of
(hht
,nil
J
And
yet,
1,T
,
u-l
tr
Mm
I.ifr
Mw,r
J
fion
plan
onlv
i
ri,.
to
l
hr-
nion-hlv
if,.'
for
flip
hmio
iflt
,,
of
the
nu'irttnir
S
omI
in
'hi
n,
m
,
j
o'V
1'lvi.e.
Mr.
II
I
"Iton't
i:,U
a
,-Uu,,J
lti
tilt
tiTiie(i,
W
aterfront
-
-
IVh&s
o
:
i
t
...
o-iiii-.iiiiiii.ii
.Mil
l
in?;
packer.
The
resolution
will
be
1
t-iken
mi
fit
the
mvt
Annual
!
ir.tiiv'.
Delegates
to
the
meet-
iim
included
A
V.
Hiil.
D.
O.
Mae-!
'
Donald
and
Martian
Berg
of
the
Fislu-nm,,,-s
cooperative
Feder
.,t:on;
Collin
McKea
and
Alex
Ry
ton
of
lne
United
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Assn.;.
Oeorpe
Ciieenw
ell
and
John
Donaldson
t,f
Kyuquot
Trollers'
Co-opera
ttve
Assnand
Bill
Sutherland
of:
th?
Massed
Co-operative
Assn
.
Following
the
st
mi-annua
lmeet-n:t.
a
two
-
d:
y
mertlng
of
th?
Fishermen's
o-operative
Federa
tion,
of
which
the
Prince
Rupert
Co-op
is
the
largest,
began
today.
Since
this
week
marks
the
unth
anniversary
of
th?
ineor-
ix.ratuni
of
t'ie
rrinee
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co
op,
it
is
tittine,
to
comment,
as
other
local
lead
ers
have
done
on
the
determina
t
ion
prudrnce
ami
tievoiiou
i
POUND
TROUBLE
Goalie
Walter
(Turkt
Broda,
left,
has
been
suspended
by
Managing
Director
Conn
Smythe
of
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs.
We're
not
running
a
fat
man's
team."
said
Smythe,
ordering
Broda
to
cut
his
weight
from
197
to
190.
Gil
Mayer,
right,
128-pound
netmlnder,
has
been
called
up
from
Pittsburgh
to
take
over
big
Turk's
chores.
Smythe
also
has
bought
another
goalie,
Al
Rollins,
from
Cleveland.
(C.
P.
Photo)
If
fny
how
a
lot
of
r-ople
take
a
elmme
when
tliev
tmilil
a
home.
They
grt
6
oil
Hint
of
trouMa
wilh
the
plan.
They
want
ev'erviliirij
nuliiding
ftrcimTineii
kithent
the
lat
word
in
bathroom,
picture
windows,
and.
,4.
hinds
-jiiI
gardi-n.
The
rn'onVy
rr:iiie-j'nents
are
perfect.
In
fen.
fif-U
t'h
or
twenty
vear
the
tinme
Will
lie
really
heir.
Ju-t
rcyn-lar
payriicnip.
lomewlnl
like
rent,
only
Iieltir,
!xi-anf
thev
'iret
iwtriielhitig
more
for
ihnr
niorev
than
jut
the
privilt-fe
uf
ti
v
illi;
in
a
1hhi.
T.B.
Seal
Sale
is
producer
co-ops.
in
Canada
and
that
the
Prince
Rupert
Fish
ermen's
Co-op
Is
the
largest
in
the
coast
federation.
That
alone
physically,
is
.something
to
boast
about,
considering
that
the
movement
is
older
In
other
parts
;
i
lie
country
and
has
enjoyed
mme
uiiidanee.
Admitting
Dr.
Couth's
statement
that
those
o"
the
west
coast
learned
their
ct
iteration
from
those
In
the
miir-
itimcs.
it
must
be
said
that
thev
.
.
AeliieicmenN
of
Prince
ftupert
S.
.i
Cadets
in
the
past
should
b
ta'Pets
for
present
and
fu-j
...iiilu.iu
..t
flic
Ctirnfi
til
aim
......
t
I
U
I
llll
lllli
1.1
I'l
1.1.V
VI-.
f
I
;H.
iiariy
iv.
V.JUUUU,
ihuihuium
,
Kt-re
tary
for
the
Navy
League
oi
Canada,
told
an
executive
m,viin;;
of
the
ci'y
League
branch
while
here
recently.
Here
i
n
a
vi-.it
in
company
Sitli
Lieut.
laiiiiiamiei
O.
J.
Maiisor..
ai
ea
llicer.
Sea
C.'deU,
Mr.
Gillard
out
lined
the
wowing
program
of
tiamin-
and
education
wnieh
Is
being
made
available
to
mem-,
bers
ot
the
vaiious
corps
across'
Canada.
Purpc.se
of
the
meeting
j
v.as
to
lay
plans
for
future
ac-
tivities
of
Captain
Cook
Sea
Ca-j
dct
Corps
and
to
discuss
gener-)
ai
matters
of
the
League
which
sponsors
the
corps.
Commenting
on
the
achievements
of
the
local
Coiiis.
Mr.
GiKard
congratulated
ltd
Forma
n,
son
of
the
leal
Lea-ftie
president,
on
W
inning
a
Navy
;
league
scholarship
to
Royal
j
Poadsi
Joint
servfees
school.
,
P.
i
scholarship
l:ich
had
previously
ben
won
by
John
Kennedy,
ftl-
r
;
s"
",
ulls
cl1"
,le
alsu
maae
re-j
ier:iiee
to
Caoet
Billy
Toderas
:
v.ho
represented
Captain
Cook
I
corps
at
the
Sea
Cadet
Empire
tormer
cadet
Albert
Eyottson
who
represented
the
Corps
on
a
trip
to
England
aboard
H.
M.
C.
S.
Warrior.
Enlargement
of
the
lo-
I
cal
Corps
was
urged
by
Mr.
Gil-
I
l:.id
who
n.vrtert
nut
thif
its!
objective
is
the
development
of
.-...,4
.iir.-.wK-.l.
i'(l
Attn
V.
it
is
too
big
a
task
to
re-mould
!
the
adult,
therefore
we
are
directing
ur
attention
to
out
youth,"
he
declared.
"Good
citizens
are
thost
who.
in
youth
seized
the
opportunities
avail-
to
gain
useful
knowledge.
When
they
are
'nature,
they
use
that
l
Eiiowieage
lor
tne
oetiermen:
oi
FLAVOUR!
ndian
Navy",
particularly
si
.since
"on
of
.
the
objectives
of
the
league
is
education
of
the
public
in
mailers
regarding
th?
;:
navy
and
merchant
navy
"
Re
sumption
oi
rule
snooting,
m
whirl!
the
Prince
Runest
Corns
Ls
alre:ldy
ee,,ing
R,xTrt
re-gested
fuelled
in
yriirs
past,
was
su-,Chll)
sxmse
,0
3100
letters
of
tuber-that
by
Mr.
Gillard.
He
said
witVculasls
Christmas
seals
which
it
trams
from
the
corps
the
best
t
ait
ft
shootina
r,,
has
sent
out
.
This
ls
Soroptim-
JOHN
T.
FOWU
1
t
,,,rrtc
inr.im.;,,,,,!
tho
r..
vl
at
h
invito
!lf-vt
A.uu.t
,;'
srs
iira
Assiu?cf!
co.
nr
106S
Amin'rose
Avnue
f,
ft
!
ft-der'ation
!rir.
woo
oi'tl'i'.tt
;
progress
made
In
the
last
'1'-:
iiute
arid
presented
intoiouitioui
apgarrtlnjt
mvrket
ctuniit'im
jriruuRhoiit
N.ulk
Amenta.
I
.
was
emphasied
by
Hie
st
ukers
,
that
such
Information
was
:uu
avuilable
before
lisherm'tvt
were
organized
ro-opera!
ively.
A.
J.
W'Ttck.
Vancouver
secre-1
tary
of
the
B.C.
co-operative
Union,
exphut
eo
me
work
oi
his
.'Organization.
Other
deletes
pave
similar
reHU'U
j
Donations
of
t$'M
each
were
Authorized
by
the
meeting
for
I
the
University
Student
Co-opei-Btlve
housing
scheme
of
V.
H.
C
end
the
United
Nations
Child
ten's
Appeal.
Buiktins;
puvram
i'or
1950
will
Include
installation
t-f
a
boaster
in
th.'
ammonia
re-iriperation
svstem
The
packer
Ogden
will
be
replaced
with
a
rewer
ve.isel
atui
the
mecliivv
approved
an
extraordinary
bond
is-
Commodore
Cafe
Betk-r
Th-n
Kver"
Jflest
rood
and
Service
In
CIt)J
Phone
17
fur
Send-Out
Orders
Third
Ave.
Dnvld
Chow,
Mgr
;
tolt'amp
at
Ottawa
last
July
and
to
(
t.ilte
part
in
the
Dominion
of
Prince
Rupert
and
it
Is
h.rping
to
respectively.
Mrs.
H.
Astoria
and
Canada
rifle
competition
at
Con-
co!let'1
$250
as
compared
with
jMrs.
J.
Hanley
(
men's
i,
took
first
nam;ht
rangi",
Ottawa.
Lieut
-000
lasl
vear
wnen
Kinsmen
honors
in
cribbage.
Winners
In
Commander
Manson
said
that
he
had
it-
Prince
Rupert
district
bridge
were
Mrs.
A.
Iverson
and
hoped
that
P'ince
Rupert
ca-
extends
to
Hazelton
to
the
east,
Mrs.
J.
Connery.
mien's.
t'Ms
would
bo
able
to
attend
aStewart
and
A'1"
Arm
In
thei
m
charge
of
the
tournaments
Profeswnulftmt
Uusin
an
idfa
which
has
been
the
keystone
of
its
growth.
The
fact
that
everybody
in
Prince
Rupert,
or
even
Canada
i-:
not
n
Co-oo
member,
or
even
sympathetic
to
the
formal
prin-(iples
which
inspire
to?
cj-op-
;;ativ?
movement,
will
come
!iu
surprise
to
those
who
are
mbers.
Thi.-.king
members
of
j
the
movement
se
this
as
a
chal-i
tenge
and
the
uninitiated
as
po
tential
co-op?iaurs.
Sine?
this
column
has
r.o
ln-ter.Uon
of
disserting
on
the
pec-t:tii(ie
of
co-ooeration
as
oo-
.
,
.:n,
t.,.
I
rational
bivonac
In
1950
to
be
held
at
some
Sea
Cadet
camp
in
central
Canada
with
representatives
of
corps
from
coast
to
c
cast.
HOl
L.L
AKil
V
ALb
Pnnre
Rupert
.
O.
D?an,
Vancouver:
E.
Kar
-
rison,
city;
V.
Milligan,
tuncou-;
vpr'
O
7iiirprL'ii
Vnnuivir'
W
I
Tocker.
Port
Edward;
E.
D.
Grey,
,
,,
.
Vancouver
J.
McGilhvrav.
!
-
'
!
chikan;
L.
Whaley,
Ketchikan;
HiSt'vl
IU
VOOll'VLlLK'U
WC
Villi
ill:
,
,
.,....
.
..
.
...
.
.
themselves,
their
families
anc
the
philosouhv
go
a,
uuu
anf
,
,,.,
others
and.tf
the
country
be
K
ok
on
the
achievements
of
the
,
.
,,
I
threatened,
to
rallv
to
its
de-cii-op.rative
movrmeut
m
these'
.,
.
...
,
rt
;
fence.
He
U;ped
city
cadets
tc
I
participate
in
the
League's
eur-The
statement
made
at
was
a
re:U
essa,
,n(wt
on
..0r
Can-
M.
Martinson.
Port
Edward;
Mr.,
the
pass
baU
an()
,hp
eame
and
Mrs.
J.
Gosnell,
Port
Simp-
j
speeds
up
accordingly.
Referees
son;
Miss
M.
M.
Bray.
Vaneou-
for
this
game,
were
two
basket-ver;
G.
Oulton,
.Vancouver;
W.
i
ban
veterans,
Sid
Woodslde
and
Rosniati.
Biitedale;
B.
M.
Smythe,
j
Don
Forward.
i
CANADIAN
LEGION
LA.
CARD
PARTY
Semi-monthly
bridge,
whist
and
cribbage
of
the
Ladies
Aux-
i'lary
of
the
Canadian
Legion
was
held
in
the
Legion
hall
Wednesday
night
with
six
tables
at
play.
First
prb.es
in
ladfes
and
men's
whist
went
to
Mrs.
Flor-
viu-.
Miiler
and
A.
J.
Croxford
and
serving
of
refreshments
was
committee
under
the
convenor
-
'ship
of
Mrs.
W.
Rothwell
and
consisted
of
Mrs.
J.
S
Black,
Mrs.
A.
J
Croxford
arid
Mrs.
D.
Kerr
I
f
4
t
v
:
"
f
;
I
f
3
i
;
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mtl
'
LABOR
AIDE
Paul
Emile
Cote,
Liberal
member
of
parliament
tor
Montreal
Verdun-La
Salle,
ls
parliamentary
assistant
to
Labor.
MinLster
Mitchell.
A
Verdun
lawyer,
he
was
born
Sept.
9,
1909.
and
first
entered
the
Commons
In
19-10.
iC.
P.
Photo)
it
uiiU...
Always
in
favour.
.
.Alwars
in
Meets
Response
Prince
Rupert's
Soroptimist
,
'sts'
first
year
to
handle
the
Christmas
Seal
campaign
in
north
and
Queen
Charlotte
Is
-
j
lands
to
the
west.
:
a
Miss
Phyllis
M.
Mooney.
R.
N..
Is
chairman
cf
the
local
tuber-!
crtloSis
seal
sale
committee.
Oth
r
committee
members
ar
irP
tt
r
fr..i(.i
ti..
i-:.
nie
Poxon,
Miss
Ann
Mcl.eod.
'MrS
C
G'
Ham
an(l.M!sS
MlIlif
I
lVance'
,
.,
'Cont
nnpfl
from
.
...
Pa?e
c
One)
S
bodily
contact,
and
the
Inevit
able
fouls
that
ensne
thev
miiuf
Line-ups.
Hieh
School
Lyke-?aard
10,
Greenwood
2,
Webster
4.
Pavich
4.
Matson.
Keays,
Marshall,
Pearson,
Sedgwick.
Total
28
Peoples.
Budinich,
Thain
11.
Howe
12.
Bill
4.
Dumas.
Windle,
Bussey.
Total
27.
j
Don
Nixon
Ls
leaving
on
Tuesday
afternoon
on
tne
CoquiUam
tfor
a
trip
to
Vancouver
to
attend
a
conference
of
hospital
Insur-lance
officials.
iOM
saw
it
in
trie
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CARTAGE
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S.
Whalen,
Manager
Complete
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Servie
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Packing
Cartate
BLUE
780
RED
818
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QUAUTT
REPAIRS
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Heeli
and
Warn
Bolea
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
Second
Ate.
WE
HAVE
IN
STOCK
CUMMINS
diesels
and
SIMPLEX
gas
engines.
Boat
owners
and
parties
Interested
are
Invited
to
view
these
machines
at
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shop.
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9
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5
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23
&
24
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Block
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Evenings
by
Appointment
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LXURIK
PUBLIC
STENOGRAPHER
401
Third
Ave.
West
Prince
Rupert
Realty
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Prioner,
Oreen
667
Dayi
Greert
413
Erg.
DR.
GARNET.
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MONTGOMERY
DENTIST
Suite
7,
Smith
Bioci
Phone
52S
P.O.
Box
1216
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repairs
MIKE
COLUSSI
Phone
BLACK
758
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J72
lth
East
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
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all
its
branchea
204
4th
Street
,
Phone
855
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Hamilton,
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Room
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Exchange
for
your
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Empty
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Into
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Bedroom
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and
Supplies
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&
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Sunday,
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30
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p
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NORTH
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CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun.
Dec.
9
and
23
and
23
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buulating
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build
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insulate
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the
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on
cost.
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home
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Bora
comlortabla
warmer
ia
winter,
cooler
in
summer
and
save
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fuel
ooniamption.
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about
the
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exterior
sheathing
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base
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