Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
December
13,
1950
Future
Citizens
"Spend"
Millions
of
Dollars
took
out
the
cast,,
for
th
pre,,.
"H,
They
fn.
Pictures
the
7L
"e
Mi
fx
are
k.mt
.
V""c
u
the
the
..'
1
Rnr,.
il
.
KUlUIlg
ls
WHAT
JUNIOR
CITY
COUNCIL
DID
"Sell"
Property
Recommend
Mony
Civic
Improvements
Including
New
Fire
Hall
She
Likes
CORRESPONDENCE
Mayor's
Congratulations,
'Xmas
Lighting;
Peddlers
worlc-
"htauStote
a
council
mee?
aldermen
talk
atlf
"
Peking
-SS
decorations,
etc
.
I.t'S
'un
going
Adopted
a
report
Irom
the
under
entrance
road
Intersec-!
Senior
Councillors
See
August
Selves
Reflected
Aid.
Ingalls
Lays
Them
in
the
Aisles
With
Proposal
for
Women
Police
Newspapering
By
BARBARA
STALKER
Future
Cltisens'
Reporter
ooiing
for
new,
a
finance
committee
advising
or
;
tion.
Clearing
land
or
stumps
;he
property
sales.
.
(between
roadway
and
cemetery,
The
accounts
for
the
month
I
with
five
graves
with
12
mark-recommended
by
Ross
Ingram,
1
ers
made
and
placed
were
re-n
his
finance
committee
report,
;
ported.
upro
as
follows:
general
ac-
Letters
to
Moose
and
S.O.N.
"you
arear(lI)or.
v
.nuw
a
lot
nf
"r
!R
A
letter
of
congratuki-j
inn
t.ft
the
Junior
Citizens'
Xmos
Lighting
all
theneT'
Visiting
adults
to
the
Junior
Citizens'
city
coun
;ounts.
$43,470.55;
coupon
liabil-
lodges
regarding
reconditioning
j
ty,
$216;
and
waterworks,
$4,-j0f
their
burial
plots
were
read.Ujj
meeting
yesterday
Were
startling;
to
See
them-
ion
Conodion
Leg
P'e-Christmc
Resumption
of
the
old
practice
of
decorating
the
lamp
posts
of
the
city
by
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
was
proposed
by
E.
D.
Manson.
"I
really
think
this
would
help
to
brighten
up
the
business
district
and
add
to
the
cheerfulness
of
the
Christmas
festivities.
After
from
Mayor
George
Rud-derham
gave
the
following
encouragement
to
the
Future
Citizens'
city
council
:
"Just
as
we
are
the
elected
istmas
I
think
newspaper
work
is
Interesting
because
there
is
so
much
to
see.
It
Is
very
interesting
to
watch
the
paoer
come
off
the
press.
I
saw
the
clear
white
paper
go
into
the
press.
It
went
around
the
rollers
and
when
it
came
around
It
was
all
printed.
Then
it
folded
the
paper.
They
showed
us
how
they
put
the
advertising
in
the
paper.
They
had
a
cardboard
mat
which
they
put
in
a
lead
caster,
pour
metal
over
the
mat,
then
left
It
to
cool
for
a
few
minutes
and
shortage
of
signs
was
given
t.
chiicott,
district
aero
engi-
;
pelves
mirrored
so
truly
by
the
Booth
Memorial
High
jy
the
Health,
Social,
Police
and
neer
for
D.O.T.,
while
in
the
city
,
gch00
students
"
licensing.
Committee
report
pre-1
Oct.
17,
discussed
repairs
of,
iented
by
"Aid."
Rena
Ingram,
I
hangar
trusses.
He
was
informed;
'It
was
every
'bit
as
good
as
What
we
do,
perhaps
is
the
reason
for
delay
in
the,
of
methods
used
in
other
parts;
litt
better,"
Senior
Alderman
W.
J.
McLean
re-
r.f
narkincr
sitms
Also
.
of
Canada
for
the
same
pur-:
'
representatives
of
the
ratepayers
all,
every
store
owner
goes
to
What
Juniors
Did
BAH
in
aid
of
,
CHILDREN'S
XMAS
TREE
FUND
Fridoy,
Dec.
15
$2.50
per
eouple
REFRESHMENTS
of
this
city,
so
are
you
tne
eieciea
consiaeruuie
expense
ana
trouble
representatives
of
the
student
to
see
that
their
stores
are
suit-body,
and
it
is
your
duty,
just
as
ably
decorated
and
It
would
be
it
is
ours,
to
consider
every
nice
to
have
the
support
of
the
matter
coming
before
you
strictly
,
city
along
this
line,"
suggested
idopted
were
the
committee's
poses.
Mr.
Chiicott
advised
the
marked.
ecommendations
for
a
Beach
I
C.P.A.L.
that
it
would
be
safe
to,
With
exact
business
procedure.
Place
sewerage
system
and
that
'remove
the
present
pillars
plac-
,
His
Worship
the
"Mayor,"
Gor-,axi
meters
for
all
taxi
compan-
j
ed
under
trusses.
don
Graham,
and
his
council,
es
be
considered.
A
report
from
"Aid."
Vic.
Brain
opened
the
eyes
of
the
city
fath-
The
committee
also
approved
'
of
the
utilities
committee
recom-
ers
who
had
come
to
watch
for
i
report
'from
the
Pioneers'
mended
that
an
Austin
truck
be
fun
but
got
ideas
as
well.
on
Its
merits,
and
to
arrive
at
all
I
Mr.
Manson.
Some,
purchased
at
$ibUU
lor
use
in
..It
was
as
good.
If
not
better,
The
starf
of
CFPR
were
as
busy
as
any
yesterday
as
they
rushed
around
the
town
to
pick
up
news.
John
Antrobus,
William
Evans
and
Lawrence
Krist-mansen
were
busy
writing
out
the
script.
,
your
decisions
only
on
the
basis
Sote
Deliveries
of
"the
greatest
good
for
the,
A
letter
from
Walla',
nenart.
Bogus
Accident
Jr.
Citizens'
Day
292
largest
numuer.
ment
store
Lw
gUggesbed
an
Level
Crossing
adequate
areas
that
will
faclll-
A
letter
from
K.
F.
Harding,
!
tate
safe
deliveries.
The
young
students
in
the
eeneral
manager
of
the
Prince
Peddlers
ioard
or
WorKs
report,
pre-;
tne
renaomiauon
program
oi
than
tne
senior
council,"
ex-nted
by
"Aid."
Gerry
Prockter,
the
telephone
system;
that
12
ciaimed
Jeff
Hill,
president
of
the
ecommended
that
a
drainage
pairs
of
blankets
be
purchased
jaycees.
"We
left
the
responsl-;ulvert
at
corner
of
Ninth
Ave-
j
for
the
Fire
Department
fro.n
bllity
t0
them,
so
they
could
un-nue
East
and
Bacon
Street
be
Fraser
Payne
at
a
cost
of
$90;
'
derstand
city
problems
"
lug
up.
and
cleared
of
rubbish,
;
that
a
right
rear
fender
be
pur-1
-ith
a
screen
placed
over
the
chased
and
Installed
on
the
am-
fls
lof
councI,
wW
trance,
and
that
a
10-mch
balance.
.
J
.
pd
through
petitions
and
mo-
;ulvert
be
placed
under
the
walk
I
The
committee
recommended
"ons
r
suggested
la
resolutions
"ullons
to
10
,o
carry
water
from
north
side
that
negotiations
and
inquiries
J
")I
'if
Ninth.
Ninth
Avenue
Avenue
East
East
between
between
'he
'he
made
made
concernine
concerning
the
the
cost
cost
of
of:put
tne
tuv
"
113
"reu
OIL
HEATING
Part
of
the
upsetting
of
city
routine
yesterday,
was
a
bogus
accident
staged
by
the
Junior
Employment
Office
were
.
busy
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative;
Attention
of
the
city
clerk
to
making,
filing
and
entering
Association,
urging
the
Future
numerous
peddlers
operating
in
ciaims.
iney
were
Marjone
Tat-,
citizens'
council
to
complete
the
the
city
without
a
licence
was
Chamber
of
Commerce's
"Future
lersaii,
joan
smitn
ana
Konaia
ievei
crossing
of
the
Canadian
aslred
to
be
remedied
by
the
Citizens.
Rhodes.
National
Railways
at
Fairview
police
and
licencing
committee
in
a
letter
from
W.
F.
Stone.
Bay.
'
City
ambulance
and
doctor
rushed
to
where
the
victim
lay
on
the
sidewalk
after
a
fall
from
the
roof
of
a
house
at
144
Twelfth
Impressions-
Gayle
Leeman
and
Gail
Mc-Rae
had
an
interesting
day
in
Ormes
Drug
Store.
They
inspected
the
warehouse
of
the
drugstore
and
loaded
the
shelves.
Avenue
East.
On
inspection
of
the
patient.
"That's
my
only
criticism,"
senior
Aid.
W.
J.
McLean
said.
"The
students
spent
far
beyond
their
budget.
The
finance
chairman
and
the
city
engineer
should
have
bevn
on
their
feet
battling
it
out!"
But
the
happy-go-lucky
junior
3acon
and
Conrad
Streets.
A
12-
a
new
hall
for
the
fire
depart-,
nch
culvert
with
two
street
unit
50
feet
of
three-inch
Irains,
was
reported
under
con-
hose
be
purchased
for
the
fire
,'itruction
at
intersection
of
Sev-
department
at
a
cost
of
$23;
onth
Ave.
East
and
McBride.
'
that
the
maintenance
truck
of
t
'This
is
n
important
part
of
!
the
telephone
system
be
equip-
i
complete
drainage
system
in
ped
with
two
new
front
tires
at
,his
area,"
said
"Aid."
Prockter.
approximate
cost
of
$100.
Junior
Sup't
For
Railway
;
ambulance
attendants
R.
Weber
and
B.
Dixon
believed
that
the
I
!
victim's
recovery
was
doubtful,
at
its
Bcsl
MARCHAND
SPACE
HEATERS
Convenient,
Economical
High
mechanical
efficiency.
'
VORTEX
Automatic
Burners
30
saving
in
hoatlr.j
costs.
TERMS
AltRASGED
5mi!h
&
Elkins
LIMITED
Plumbing
and
Ilritin(
City
Clerk
Iona
Hardy
was
reported
as
not
doing
anything
but
walking
around.
But
she
did
all
"due
to
016
frightful
shock"
.
.
.
c.i
v
j
i
v.
j
3lnle,y
hd
Vr:.
dla8nosls
of
the
doctor.
engineer
sat
in
the
corner,
like
little
Jack
Horner,
smiling
as
the
After
Future
Citizens'
Day
Junior
See
Lack
of
Hotel
Accommodation
Bare
Jail
and
Other
Things
r
wk
future
Cltteens'
aldermen
pulled
plums
out
of
J'ore
The
committee
report
explain-
;
;d
that
earth
was
being
removed
i
from
west,
side
of
Conrad
at
ntersestion
with
Hays
Cove
Ave.
j
ind
material
hauled
to
Acropo-
li
Will
T
lovollinrr
nut
Ninth
hnt
anH
st.ralcht.pnpd
mit
thp
"aa
Principal
Hurst
Is
"Not
Guilty"
imenced
his
duties
by
phoning
nome-
uom
ithe
chief
despatcher
in
Smlthers
for
the
morning
weather
re.jjrt.'
B.riTvntTnra
.
an,
113
1,111.
All
IVIViUllg
"
"
...w".
Alvln
MacKay,
administrator
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
spent
the
day
familiar-
Avenue
behind
Conrad
School,
I
tho
Inartpp
cunt
int.n
ft
hrnsh
C.
A.
Berner
then
took
"8uper-1
,r.
"
"
"
'
...-
is
j
i
....,..
old
father
and
his
82-year-old
Tired
and
hungry
Junior
Clti-
intendent
uan
u
a
j
il
ivui
ui
.
.
.
,,,
.
izlng
himself
with
the
different
,
zens
and
their
business
or
pro-
city.
One
of
the
most
startling
changes,
through
'Aid."
Shari
Inealls
wa?
a
recommendatioa
thai
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
get
some
women
in
the
service.
Aid.
Ingalls
felt
that
there
should
be
a
regular
police
woman
on
duty
main
-
1
tneir
me
savings
10
.....
i
.
.
i
.
ineTuipniin
rnrnnon
?n
witn
man-
lessionai
meniors
mei
ai
me
Ky.
b-
v..
pay
off
,,65
emrx.zzled
bv
their
procedures
procedures
,
employee
einpioyea
.
aging
the
hospital.
Legion
auditorium
at
the
end
of
on.
But
the
son
was
sentenced
Phnne
1',
PO.
Boim
;
'
juired
here.
Drains
are
being
was
arrested
yesterday
afternoon
lea-ed
it
Seal
Cove
Circle
and
on
a
charge
of
preventing
juven-'
Irain
ditches
are
being
brushed
nfc
delinouencv
bv
keeping
stu-
Junior
Chamber
Of
Com-
"wy
riur
were
warn
m
prv
i
the
Louella
MacDonald.
draftsman
1
merce's
"Junior
Citizens'
Day"
Mr-
Berner
ana
nis
unaerstupy
for
the
Forestry
Department,'
yesterday
afternoon.
mel
lne
employees
oi
tne
rail-
,
a
.
i.
....
.1
1
.
-4
:
..
f
f
,.
:
..
ind
cleared
at
various
places
in
dents
in
schoo!
during
day
hours.
he
city.
All
call
boxes
and
hyd-
wh-n
the
police
proceeded
to
j
-ants
have
been
cleared
for
th&
nerve
the
warrant
he
refused
to
VL'
iiaiiuic
t
lam
Allans.
!
rnniprl
legend
marjs.
viewed
"Vm
on
et3
,p,i
tvi.
i.i-.
..
.
i,tn,K.
i
a
'
.
.
.
J
.
"Superintendent
Kaardal
en-
wuri,
:viiui
wiaiiaui
upciicu
j
serial
fi.vwjiau,
cAauuiicu
uee
s
junior
uiiizens
uav
cnair-
.
.
.
.
.
.
..
.
-
-
Tfina
npn
Tim
ji
n
nr
ki
mr
Fire
Department.
1
submit
as
his
name
was
sDelled
I
mot'on
for
g-eneral
discus
,ne
tr-camera
photography.
,
man,
s.
G.
Furk,
hardly
stopping
"f
oloria
Irvln(5,
at
I
M
.
luncheon
on
the
official
car.
Repairs
to
the
14-inch
sub-
wrong
Later
he
gave
himself
up
-o"1
t-here
was
a
sprles
ot
g'ggles
'
-narine
water
line
at
Shawatlans
as
ne
believed
himself
guilty,
but,
and
snorts
and
the
resolution
Passage
are
under
way,
"Aid."
wner
they
served
his
second
v.'as
passed
on
for
a
report
from
Claire
Ritchie,
stenographer
Ob
WO
inrougn
me
co-operauon
ui
present
also
were
c.
A.
Bernr.
a
?
r:
for
Union
Steamships,
made
out
municipal
and
business
men,
the
0
R.
C.
Davidson
and
H
C.
Halil-
Prockter
announced
in
the
warrant
ho
rnnfcswrt
and
sniH
the
police
committee
customs
plparanrps
and
tirlcpts
-
n
t
inr.i
-
--
uay
j
(W
a
e----
Kirai
dulluo,
.
.
j
,,
udiirci
ui
wuiks
reuuit,.
n
cun-
i-
.1
u
-
ii
i.
t.iiv
ithiiii'.
iiizni.s
ni
s
........
.
.
.
.
.
-r
-
-
Ile
!iiOUIm
a
incuaj
iui
iu.
-
-
-
learnen
me
Droceniirp
01
mnitinir
1..,
.....
.
n
;rete
"anchor'
covering
a
leak-
F
refused
to
comment
on
his
sleigh
riding,
road
sanding,
park-
reservation
reservatlon-
-
.
.i"-
"c
,
!,ns
joint
was
removed
and
the
,mi3
Sfifn
ing
meters,
citv
rubbish
clean-
,
spe:ial
mention
of
he
work
done
LONDON
O-Seats
were
in
damage
noted.
It
was
found
that
V.
.
"1
up.
housing,
school
construction.
?.y
ne
Junlur
cu?
clerK'
lon
l
stalled
in
a
London
playground
....
.
.
.
rip
wh:,
Hruui
,i.pn
mr
inn,
ill
...
'
wr
Muiniua.
wimuian
lyius-
warm
a
verv
-unsatisiactorv
ivoe
01
T.
t
'
:.
..
.
inc
lining
rafpLprlas
jtrt
m-J
,
--.
.
'
.
lmnortancp
nf
pi-
!
after
teachers
complained
that
''students
played
so
hard
at
recers
7.
v
..
.
evidence
after
rnnt-pnclinz
that
'
:
'
-
1
wnns,
jearne
teamed
Comments
at
the
reception:
tne
else
taxes
and
duty
taxes.
ONSON
oint
naa
oeen
maae.
iiie
joiru-
-
.
...
,
,
.
.
,,
provemenis
came
unaer
mff
m.t.ri.1
hoH
hi
frnm
Ui2
School
Act
and
not
himself
mti,c
X.
M.
Hurst,
principal
of
Booth
they
fell
asleep
during
lessons.
Memorial
High
School;
"The.
set
u"e
scho0'
'
nours-
'.he
packing
gland,
leaving
an
!
MAYOR
PLEASED
'opening
some
two
inches
long
Arresting
officers
were
R.
Ped-
Throughout
the
meeting
senior
wotio
t
onmil
iiomiii
students
seemed
to
be
doing
Junior
Councils
more
work
this
year.
They
will
have
to
write
reports
on
their
Jobs."
,
were
taken
of
the
sleeve
joining
and
G.
Sheardown.
,
advisor
to
the
new
council.
the
ends
of
the
pipe
and
a
bet-
During
the
mornine
the
"Fu-
"Thev
did
verv
well!
for
Housing
Report
Evelyn
Smith,
"hotel
desk
c!erk"
ler
parking
gland
devised.
ture
Citizens"
officers
all
inspec-
youths."
said
Mavor
Rudderham,
"This
is
now
being
made
up
vt
ted
the
city
lail
and
then
went
'
but
I
thought
thev
could
have
"I
sure
got
an
Idea
of
the
la:k
of
space
for
Prince
Rupert
visitors!"
the
dry
dock.
Full
repairs
will
to
see
how
the
telephone
rad'o
set
up
a
little
more
opposition
Locations
for
the
new
homes
Oe
completed
next
week,"
con-
operated.
They
then
patrolled
from
the
committee
chairmen."
t0
bullt
under
the
housing
.
tinned
the
alderman.
the
city
in
the
police
car
one
at
The
Junior
City
'Council"
con-
committee
were
reviewed
by
For
fh
perfect
reminder
of
your
love,
urpris
her
with
a
handiome
Ronton
for
her
handbag.
Choice
of
many
modeli
ond
finishes
all
with
fomou
one-finger,
thing
including
the
Jail!"
Aid.
W.
A.
McLean
"It'a
a
wonderful
idea
for
the
youngsters
gives
them
some
idea
of
the
responsibilities
of
the
future."
Police
Sgt.
U
A.
N.
Potterton
"This
year
we
had
a
better
Idea
of
what
the
students
,
wanted
to
do
we
put
them
to
work."
Bob
Mclnnes,
CPA
pilot
"Tha
boys
got
a
feel
of
the
plane
we
had
them
with
us
In
thi
cockpit."
An
essay
contest
of
the
day's
event
was
announced
towards
Carol
Moorehouse,
"police
cor
A
dumb-waiter
at
the
P.oneer
a
time.
sisted
of:
1
AJa-
Margaret
Strachan
at
Home
has
been
replaced
by
a
It
was
odd
to
see
a
woman
cor-;
Mayor
Gordon
Graham
tne
'
Future
Citizens',
council
steel
cable,
it
was
reported.
poral
in
the
police
department
Aldermen
Victor
Brain,
Nan-
me"ng.
Four
cemetery
sidewalks
from
but
there
she
was.
They
kept
her
cy
Hill,
Shari
Ingalls.
Rena
Ing-
lie
locations
available
for
the
road
to
main
walk,
have
been
.busy
and
she
even
typed
a
letter
gram,
Gerry
Procter,
Margaret
ne
v
housing
have
some
city
one-motion
safety
action:
"Press
,
.
.
it
I
lit!
Rtltmt
.
.
,
it't
out!
.
.
Soly
Ml
!
Infant
ya
Kit
"
poral"
"What
a
hole
they
keep
the
prisoners
In!
No
mattresses
for
the
women's
Jail!
They
have
to
lie
on
thfl
springs.
The
men's
jail
haa
boards
for
the
prisoners
10
services
already
available.,
The
;ump:eted
and
cmvert
placed
for
one
of
the
officers.
Strachan
and
Leona
Webster.
sleep
on."
Jorotny
Todd,
regular
CPA
air
e
c'se
thf
re,cefDfUo"
-
stewardess:
".iy
substitute
J
!
"W
K
pan
provides
for
SO
homes
at
Second
Avenue
in
Westview,
50
hemes
in
Eleventh
Avenue
east,
and
west
of
Conrad;
20
homes
at
Seal
Cove
Circle
and
other
j
section
with
five
or
six
homes
i
in
each
unit.
-
A
natural
partner
of
good
things
to
eat
rea.ly
wunderlul
she
"m"c"
"u
was
iUi
turn
m-ui
iDiiuii,
tic
just-
III
1
t.yy
lor
citizens'
radio
program
from
CFPR
was
heard
through
a
ra
helped
witn
the
passengers.
,xn:
Racliow,
"air
stewardess'
Tins
wa3
my
iiisi
ride
in
a
I
dio
loudspeaker
at
the
receu-
when
ordering
tomorrow
don't
forget
cartons
of
Coke
plane.
It
was
ju.it
like
going
tlon
Jr.
Reporter
to
sea
in
a
cuui
1
cou.o
ieei-
Refreshments.
donated
by
Makes
Tour
trie
bumps
in
i.ie
air.
we
anded
so
smoothly,
I
didn't
even
know
we
were
down
on
the
water."
.
Van's
Bakery,
North
Star
Bottling
Works
and
Canada
Packers,
were
served
by
Dorothy
1
Todd.
Janet
Rackow,
Evelyn
(By
BARBARA
STALKER
I
Jonst.
Ed
Anderson,
RCMP
Smith,
Robert
Holmes,
Charles
"The
kids
went
into
every-
Wilson
and
Henry
Burrow.
Aff
-
the
council
meeting
was
KONSON
STN0B
,.
tf
zrzz
Cfe,"j'
"T-w.
d.l-f
"
over
at
11:15
yesterday
mornine
(ONSON
ADONII
llrasml.xaa
ltfil
!
oiick
.
.
.
trim
!
Ik.
i)l
iti'4
cfaMU
It
Mnlfl
fK,M
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m
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pto
w.4
mmI
fiaitti
Vilf
a...o-.
$12.50
the
Mayor,
eight
aldermen,
city
cierK,
city
engineer
and
myself
went
on
a
tour.
I
rode
in
Alder
of
RONSONS
man
Frlzzell's
car.
We
went
uot
to
see
the
diesel
W.
hnv
a
roiDDlele
leleclion
worW'l
grtotetl
lighter
engines
or
the
Northern
B.
-C.
Pcwe?
Company
power
house
at
the
drydock.
We
saw
the
new
diesel
and
then
the
big
furnace
dowrstairs,
which
always
has
a
GEORGE
COOK,
JEWELLER
BROADWAY
CAFE
fire
in
it.
!
Ur-nair
was
the
switchboard,
jit
was
noisy
upstairs
where
the
three
or
four
engines
were
going
I
After
v'sltine
the
power
house,
1
we
went
to
Lindsay's
Garage
at
Scond
Avenue.
We
saw
all
the
1
cars
snn
machinery
In
their
Haree
building.
I
Then
'
r8Ff
the
new
anart-!ments
which
will
open
soon
on
frrt
Aveiue
and
we
drove
riow.i
Borden
Street
to
the
city
hall.
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botlkr
l
Coct-Coli
inJer
eontrid
wrtk
Coci-Coli
Ui,
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
Phone
132
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
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mta:fl
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deposit
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boll
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Cooking
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in
ID"'
7
a.m.
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CHIC
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Coke
home
orders
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YOUR
CAKE
ORDER
THE
SLUOOER
Hlekey
ls
Just
Rettlnn
nicely
warmed
up,
so
naturally
the
Irrepressible
62-year-old
Ottawa
promoter,
T.
P.
(Tommy)
Gorman,
Is
wielding
a
baseball
bat.
Tommy
has
Just
engineered
th;
transfer
of
the
Jersey
City
franchise
In
the
International
Baseball
League
to
the
Canadian
capital.
Always
one
to
keep
ahead
of
the
field,
he's
looking
forward
to
a
big
season
lot
the
Ottawa
Litt'e
OianU."
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(CP
PHOTO)
RUPERT
BAKERY
LID