TODAY
AND
THURSDAY
-7
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
December
13,
1950
U
RVlAfflDTU
1
f
uni
uunin
i
I
Casey
"All.
Wei"
Bui
Insistent
City
Fathers
won't
tackle
the
age-old
problem
of
changing
the
weather.
But
at
least
they
decided
Monday
night
at
the
city
council
they
didn't
like
standing
in
the
rain.
fordTo
Aid.
George
B.
Casey
tackled
Man
Oh
Man!
FOR
THAT
CERTAIN
SOMEBODY
YOU
LOVE
Rupert
Peoples
Store
WHERE
YOU
GET
GIFT
PAJAMAS
-
GOWNS
-
SLIPS
the
problem
in
unfinished
business.
The
trouble
started
on
the
C
A
It
TOON
-
NEWS
week-end.
Little
did
the
bus
f
uoc;suiienng
tne
consequences
MUC"Les
of
Diihu
of
those
30
east
end
passengers,
Vr,
Z
Pfible
means
,i
,
he
had
gathered
together
out-
"'1
i
.n
tm
WV
side
the
bus
depot
at
the
closed'
Ald'
T'
B'
Black
""BBeated
that
n.
a
,elt
that
that
door
of
his
bus
waa
Alderman
lne
matter
be
referred
to
the
?,f
es'
"Wauw
x
-"'cjr.
o
.........
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""trail.,.
,
A
general
resolution
wju,
pas-'
Here
Aid.
W.
A.
MacLean
In-
i
underwnM4
seu
uy
ine
aiaermen
inn,
any
wuiu
wnu
uiere
nag
Deen
therp
there
u,
a.nr'
wr
poor
service
such
as
off
schedule
no
seconder
to
Aid.
Casey's
mo-
ou'dn't
own
waiting
would
be
out
of
order.
tln-
WINDSOR'S
"ROVING
MAYOR"
Thomas
R.
B
ophey,
43.
is
congratulated
by
his
wife,
left,
and
daughter
Sally
after
his
election
as
mayor
of
W
ndsor,
Ont.
He
defeated
Mayor
Arthur
J.
Reaumc
by
a
scant
171
votes
after
a
first
count
gave
Mayor
Reaume
a
37-vote
majority.
A
former
alderman
and
controller,
Mr.
Brophey
Is
a
law
student
at
O.sgoode
Hall,
Toronto.
Before
his
enrollment
at
O.sgoode
Hall,
he
was
a
news
aper
reporter
for
nearly
20
years.
From
a
column
he
used
to
write
in
the
Windsor
Star,
ca
ed
"Roving
Reporter,"
he
already
has1
been
Still,
Aid.
Casey
persisted.
'T
'I
will
second
that,"
Aid.
D.
O.
don't
so
much
mind
waiting.
But
Frlzzell
said.
He
felt
that
the
standing
in
the
rain
for
15
min-
people
could
stand
outside
the
utes
while
the
bus
driver
sat
waiting
room
In
the
rain
at
the
1
(CP
PHOTO
J
dnhi.vd
"The
Roving
Mayor."
Conservatory
at
Music
Festival
WW
Log
Scaling
Keeping
Up
conwniea
msiae
me
bus
is
ruo-
uuo
ucP".
wiry
unea,
out
as
regards
the
schedule
that's
an-
bing
it
In!
Education
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Am
Of
considerable
interest
to
local
and
district
music
teachers
will
be
the
information
that
the
Royal
Copservato
'y
of
Music,
The
first
ten
minutes
Aid.
Casey
and
the
29
others
In
the
congregation
endured.
"We
didn't
want
to
loose
our
chance
for
the
ride,"
said
the
alderman
explaining
how
he
got
soaked.
iWeex
Here
i
Pasenrs
disembarking
from
ICNSS
Prince
George,
Capt.
Cald,-iWcll,
when
she
docked
at
Pdnce
j
Rupert
this
morning
from
Van-'
couver
were
G.
O.
Porter
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rowbottom,
D.
Gould,
Mr.
!
andM
rs.
P.
Hooge,
Mns.
W
.M.
N.
Healthy
Increase
Over
Last
Year
Being
Maintained
(Prince
Rupert)
A.
MacGlllivray
and
Sydney
1
Toronto,
has
Braded
the
te.U
scaling
in
Prince
Rupert
Log
miss
a
chance
for
a
ride
to
the
i-ast
end,
I
would
stand
in
the
rain
to
catch
a
bus,
too,"
said
Aid.
Frlzzell.
Possible
reason
for
the
erratic
service
"might
be
because
the
bus
had
to
make
a
try,
four
or
five
times
to
get
up
the
hill
at
Seal
Cove.
At
this
time
of
the
year,
extreme
coutlon
Is
necessary
we
are
verv.
verv
fnrtimmo
!
Corbet
t.
Vancouver;
J.
Dunlop
,
and
T.
Woods,
Smithers;
William
Caron
and
W.
M
Priest
rltv
V
Teachers'
Wage
Negotiations
So
Far
I'nsuecesslul.
forest
district
for
the
year
"Hospitolity
tn4
Good
Food"
That
h
Our
Firjt
Air
Niont
II
(or
Ordtn
To
Take
Out
tained
in
the
syllabus
of
the
Prince
Rupert
and
District
Music
and
Drama
Festival.
Frederick
Sylvester,
registrar
Ramsay
and
daughter,
Mrs
D.
C.!c
MintVi
Prlnce
George;
.
Ring.
Harris,
Hugh
Aird.J.
Halko,
A.
T.
Beverly.
Alberta;
B.
Van
Rhyn,
Birkenstock
O.
Fetterly,
Mr.
and
Houston;
D.
Wagg,
Victoria;
Miss
"Just
then
the
bus
behind
out
and
went
ahead;
meanwhile
we
stood
there
in
the
rain,"
exolained
Aid.
Casey
is
maintaing
a
healthy
margin
of
inciease
over
last
year.
Up
to
the
end
of
November
this
year,
the
scale
amounts
to
"Eduiation,
Everybody's
Business,"
will
be
the
theme
of
the
151
h
Dominion-wide
observance
Ritchie,
Inspec-'-
w-s'ie,
Maaeiton;
A.
L.
Clark,
of
the
Conservatory,
states
that.
'And
the
bus
driver
Still
sat
nn
nrclrient.
ha
nrcnrrsrt
nr.
of
Education
Week
which
Is
Mrs.
Pollard,
A
scheduled
for
March
4
to
10
next.1
tor
J.
M.
Bella,
247,594.543
board
feet
compared
altnougn
thef
oan
Riaieo,
uai.
se
pieces
arc
now-
Mx.
and
Mrs.
S.
mere
like
a
little
giant."
recalled
;
Commodore
L'
acceptable
for
the
grades
inrii-caited.
teachers
must
not
forget
f,
st
eleven
months
of
1949.
hill,"
said
Aid.
W.
J.
MacLean.
Shelters
along
the
route
were
suggested
by
Aid.
Frlzzell
as
a
M.
Johnson,
Mrs.
Littler.
Mrs.
L.
j
S
Lamb,
Miss
M.
Airth,
Mrs.
L.
'
National
sponsors
are
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce,
Canadian
Trades
and
Labor
Congress,
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor,
The
scale
for
this
November
l0
submil
a
list
including
the:r
the
works
chairman.
He
remlnd-I
cd
the
council
that
the
bus
cora-!
pany
had
a
service
to
people
left
'exposed
under
such
conditions
Smiles'n
Chuckles
was
32.885.275
board
feet
as
com-
to
the
Conse
vato-v
prior
to
th
pared
with
28.891,788
board
feet
niusic
examinations
in
order
to
In
November
1949.
(secure
formal
approval.
Canadian
Manufacturers'
Associ-lation,
Canadian
School
Trustees'
S.
Jacob,
G.
A.
Erlander.
Mrs.
M.
T.
Bowker
and
child,
L.
Ryan.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
M.
Johnson,
who
have
been
on
a
trip
south,
returned
home
from
Vancouver
FINE
PRINTING
AT...
Two
Scotsmen
were
traversing
a
hot,
dusty
road.
They
became
the
Parent-Teacher
the
Canadian
Le-
Asscciation,
Federation,
fega!
Printers
L
VI
PHONE
Zl
222
SECOND
AM
very
tired.
I
"Hae
ye
got
any
food
wl"
y?,
iDougal?"
one
of
them
asked.
"A
ve
a
bottle
of
whusky,"
was
I
the
reply.
"What
hae
ye,
Angus1"
j
"Dried
tongue,"
replied
Angus.
"Guid."
exclaimed
Douual.
gion
and
the
National
Council
on
the
Prince
George
this
morn-of
Women.
The
event
will
again
i
ing.
be
sponsored
in
Prince
Rupert;
:
by
the
Prince
Rupert
District;
lngs:
group
dynanucs.
pensions,
Teachers'
Association.
The
rc-
.
nrt
nuhlin
relations
The
scale
of
interior
forest!
Conservatory
grading
will
be
products
poles
and
piling
is
indicated
in
the
Syllabus
which
still
down
from
last
year
with
an
is
to
be
published
this
week
in
aggregate
of
1,349.630
lineal
feet
the
Daily
News.
as
comnared
with
3,093,878
lineal
feet
in
the
corresponding
period
ASHFORD,
Kent,
England
P'
of
last
year.
The
November
j
A
local
man
who
lost
his
eye-scale,
however,
showed
an
in-
glasses
in
M'lan.
Italy,
was
sur-crease
over
the
same
month
last
prised
to
get
them
back.
They
year,
859,251
lineal
feet
compar-
were
mailed
to
Ashford
by
the
lng
with
389.880.
Milan
police.
The
log
scale
this
November'
'
:
Luxury
Steamer
PRINCE
GEORGE
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
the
i
4,vlp'11
on
hulves
u-i
nur
nrnur.
,
Last
year
a
member
of
j
Prince
Rupert
Teachers'
Assocl-
'6ions
sponsibiiities
for
education
of
the
church,
school,
home,
Industry,
commerce,
labor
and
the
community
as
a
whole
will
be
stressed.
Representatives
of
lation
was
voted
a
workshop
The
whiskey
was
duly
divid-d
i
scholarship
by
the
federation.'
and
dunk.
Angus
wiped
his'lips.
ibut
unfortunately,
he
did
nut
"n(K)
for
vcr
rirjed
lonsue.
Dou-
9G7
inese
organi;
ations
ana
neios
ciirntlirn
in
this
area
657,891
Eal.
per
species
was
as
follows,
fig-
Misccllan.
lines
for
last
year
also
being
"it's
no
""""J
cany
ui
-an-
Chairman
of
the
salary
com-j
-Mon,"
replied
Dougal
uary
to
make
plans.
.
I
m
it
tec.
R.
G.
Moore,
reported
c-v
now!"
and
Intermediate
Ports
'
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
,
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
given
for
comparison:
Nov.
1950
Nov.
1949
Fit
G3'i,189
2,446.674
Cedar
4.702,440
4.696,940
Foruce
15.354.815
12.283.293
Hemlock
....
7.895.983
7
316.213
Totals
32,885,275
28,891.788
During
November
this
year
9,685
railway
ties
were
counted
as
compared
with
11,423
in
November
1949.
The
cordwood
count
this
No-
At
the
December
meeting
of
that
attempts
to
negotiate
a
1951
1
j
the
local
teachers
Monday
night
salary
schedule
were
unsucce.ss-j
Jack:
"What
did
your
wife
say!
possibility
of
sending
a
delegate
ful
so
far.
when
you
got
in
from
the
club
to
the
B.C.T.F.
Workshop
at
Some
members
expressed
con-
dinner
last
night?"
I
Qualicum
Beach
was
discussed,
cern
reg-arding
steam.ship
sail-
nill:
"Not
a
word.
I
was
goini
Tlie
workshop
last
year
dealt
ings
for
Vancouver
on
Decern-
to
have
my
two
font
teeth
pu'l-
with
matters
under
four
head-
ber
19.
ed
out,
anyway."
I
1
R!tsam
1,136.112
807,798
vember
was
149'2
cords
compar-
Jackpine
....
2,450,845
1,339,987
cd
with
219
in
November
1949.
For
Itcservauons
Write
or
Call
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For
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few
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they
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civilians-many
with
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You
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of
a
service
career
in
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R.C.A.F.
has
openings
for
more
men
immediately
to
train
as
TO
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THE
R.C.A.F.
YOU
MUST
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between
17
and
30
Have
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