Tr
M.
Circcgc
weir
circled
1.1
i),
V
ictoria
.KepOrt.'
United
Church
hut
with
prii-s
and
'4'npr:i(
expenses
risini;
It
was
not
easy
to
keep
up.
He
thought
'hat
19"U
locked
brighter
as
there
were
already
fifteen
more
envelope
.subscribers
than
In
the
previous
year.
The
Eoard
had
handler!
nvp-
"
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.
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PM
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ire
ipf,nm.
nt,
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rt
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u
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Columbia..
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,
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vniRFS
ir:.4Hl.tr
OF
r.Nin
Ian
1
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OP
CIRC'CLATIONS
CAN
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a
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M.miti.
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rrr
.c
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a'
ft
!
i
ear,
arum
By
Mall,
Per
Month.
50c;
Per
Tear.
Iiioo
Youth
Accented
in
New
Appointments
Throne
Speech
Ready
VICTORIA
Tt.
110
Boosting
Boy
Scouts
rtt-v.-rnt
1
a
THAT
TRP
firPAVi7i'riAv
,
,
.
.
.
OKuAMZATION
is
conduct-
v.i?3iits
If
50
financial
appeal,
it
is
a
pleasure
to
ftcv
j;u
ei
niiifiii
positions,
nine
was
wnen
no
man
.under
,
4o
4-
-it
,
1
x
was
considered
much
good.
Nowadays
-tc
;
seems
few
men
over
45
are
anv
'
e"ood.
Two
of
the
N
)i.it'in,.1:rl,l
1
c.
..
.1
f-.u
huiu
in,-
,
.
.
r
o,
tne
i.oy
scout
movcmeiii
governments
most
important
Dositions
have
pwip
O
ana
im
line
work
it
is
doing
among
hundreds
of
boys
in
'this
community
and
thousands
in
the
pro-
vinceX)f
British
Columbia.
ortnniz-
With
vigorous
OJanu
n:'A
1
1
d
t
I
y'""
ei
MncUeaders
in
Prince
Pvlipert,
the
movement
has
made
excellent
'
nroorpw
"
n,l
h;
-
ea(l
0ut
-l
1
'
P,
W1-flel'
1
,.
m
recent
davs
to
young-
men.
Llovd
Detwiller
32
is
-
commissioner
of
hospital
'
....
..J
''"commissioner
"of
salefux"'
brief,y-
'
j
commissioner
of
sales
tax.
At
tne
beginning
of
a
session
T
7"
sme,cliMcm
everybody
says
it?,
a
shame
all
don
t
be-
,
he
Ume
thaj
js
wasted
j
t
lk
:lK'Ve,a
m?"
md"
4",can
,n
hav
Ambers
always
say
they're
go-
111
.
-
.
.
uuiiiS.Mie
past
year
or
jastic
groups
of
Scouts
and
Cubs
that
are
now
!
tiounshmg
here
are
a
vivid
testimonial
to
the
value
Of
the
activities
that
.r.
hPin
rl.-l"
Enthusiastic
Coii?reatiun
(
(insiders
Mr.ny
Matters
at
Annual
Session
Reports
of
pxpantHnx
church
W.-il'k
which
l'PDCwl
new
nrnh.
!ems
of
."-prvii-e
and
finnncp
tvpw
!$1
neara
wr.cn
First
United
Church
!
had
its
annual
congregational
",ii,ms"'c
lusinsusu.nuena
-
ance
of
church
members
and
ad-
herenu
was
iarRe
and
the
u.-mai
enthusiasm
of
tni-s
church
per.
j
vaded
the
proceedings
Onpnf
tf.mm,,,.,
"'iii.iiri.i
mp.
'
Fared
by
the
w'en's
Associa-
business
se,
mood
to
hear
the
,m,tial
r-r;-
of
the
various
committees
and
or-'
."nteatnns.
f
Jcscph
chp;t
as
elated
chairman
of
the
meeting
wl'v,
mm-
C.
J.
O.
Olson
as
secret
arv
'
fn.
ti-a,.nni
tt
"
A.ir
mini.srer,
h'ev.
I,,
n
pt.
OCT.
in
his
-Pnnrt
mentlr)nerf
I
ome
nf
the
manv
nrKiov..
were
fneir?
him.
Hp
.r,.-i.
tht
""I
ft
t
"m-'ie-;
rf
a
n'-rn
nvm
ber
of
the
children
who
n-'
Sunday
Scho-,1
at
r.nnr-d
t'nf
rt
Hal)
ir,
p...
r...:
-
r
''-
-
not
all
bein(r
active
in
the
C"rhch
orsn,P
as
well
the
W
A.
Cretm
there.
'
We
neea
tne
Church
nnn
tv.
fi
idut
services
nr.
wtr-
t.
......
under
the
Prince
Ruwrt
Mi;ii-
SSW:
i""""'
hm
""
"
.....
T
i
renorrmo.
fnv
tv.
r
.
St!?.rdslD'
-
Forward
.'old
of
Zl:
-
-
FINE
'
T
i
-p.
,
,
y
tl
-w
inisaoiiitvin
orsianizin
tne
ffcX
SiStS
smoo.thly
f0
18
""ths.
...........................
JlLl
.T.
cui...a..u
ui
U.
i..c
o..o
lu
.
.
Both
are
commerce
graduates
of
U.B.C.
These
days
too.
a
man
doesn
t
havp
much
chance
.
.
:
:
.
"
:
top
financial
positions
unless
hPldS
3
,T'ItrSlty
,degree,'
The
age-old
Alaer
story
of
a
youm
eoing
nuo
government,
"a
"vju.Minea
in
being
as
"
generous
as
possible
in
their
response
to
the
appeal.
.Hre.is
a
boost
that
Premier
Byron
Johnson
gives
the'
Boy
Scouts
in
a
personal
statement
of
commendation
on
behalf
of
the
appeal:
.
"The-
good
work
of
the
Scout
movement
is
such
that
is
commands
the
ready
and
generous
support
of
our
citizens.
Scouting
today
follows
the
precepts
hud
down
by
its
founder
and
is
building
citizens
of
tomorrow
out
of
the
boys
of
today.
Scouting
not
only
builds
boys
in
a
physical
and
moral
snso
Jw
,
service
as
an
office
boy
and
shaker"
chair
but
Ihe
won't
he
W
"",f
working
to
the
top
Just
isn't
a"AhS
S'-ber
a,so
exore.ed
ab
e
to
do
abou
con-true
any
more.
More
and
more
th.
."'
'"nHHV
t
a
"A
.
rern
nver
,v,f
"M"le
at
Mi'le-a
degree
is
becoming
a
must"
"
,
Bflv
an'i
at
'
F's'ntnn
.
to
get
anywhere
in
government
far
i"
of
P
service.
The
Speech
from
the
Throne
Lif
;art:
,7
t
,
t
.
u"
ASSc'!,tIon.
Mr.
Siehe--is
'
readv
Tied
in
red
ribbons!
ti
h7?
UfS
ys
b'f
wt
It
was
an
Impowible
ta
f.
it's
under
lock
and
kev
in
the
;.h,",
Jhe,Capltal
s.
.blest
e
minister
to
cover
cnph
teaches
the
principles
of
option.
rl,bnosl.prt
also
mean
that
many
more
ZSpSZ
Si'T'-
"
-
-
omm
OMn
'
S
T.
Bf
&SZSZXt
fit
from
the
wonderful
training
of
the
Scout
move
board
of
stewards
Trustees
elected
ere
Mrs.
lima
Dunn,
Dr.
R.O.
Lai
fee,
Arthur
S.
Nk-ker-son,
Owen
R.
Green
and
Kenneth
F.
Harding.
Mr.
Forward
spoke
expressing
the
sentiments
of
those
present
of
the
pleasure
of
having
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sieber
In
their
midst
and
the
appreciation
of
his
work
In
the
great
Job.
"He
is
the
right
man
at
the
right
time,"
he
said.
Mr.
Sieber
humbly
replied
and
finished
with.
"I
hope
that
the
Gospel
which
we
profess
will
continue
to
grow
in
us."
.
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
It.
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o
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H.
BULGER
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Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
ment.
COOf)
OLD
SEAWEED
Banks
at
the
opening
of
the
........
..
.
"
.
This'
is
the
Speech
that
is
sup-'
.
.
.
.
.
posea
to
contain
tne
govern-
imenfs
program
of
legislation.
tt,I3iiv
uv
,.et
,,,..,
.,
-t
believing
in
"let-,
"?ut..pP?S",n.
.k!W
t0
i
.'"u
wnaigomg
vonappen
too
far
in
advance.
.
cm
lTu)
inn
lAri.
"
Speciol
Men's
Dre
PureRWHpk
Now
From
cst
OW
ftlt
OVERCOATS
PAr.TC
?01
c,oMMJ
;
Now
only
mm
Prince
Rupert
Flowers
fur
in
,
300
3ra
Avp
b,
For
Friendly;
And
Advice
Building,
Insula
Decoration
PJ
!v.r,.
ISLAND
CT
BUILDERS'
ftf
OiTicral
Ti'iiiil.:
...-.
M
I'.ride
SI.
MILLIE1
SNACK
NOW
Bigger
and
M
Mini:
HAMBURC!
Better
and
I
Full
Course
M'.
I
5-7
pm
OPEN
fl
am
tali!
Just
off
Third
"
W
fith
SI
Vh
(
Bapte1
It
Winter
corr
Spring
be
fart
Use
Bo
prone
Ic
dccoroticr
Thompson
Ho
Co.
Ltd.
See
Us
Fifsl
FOR
BOYS
WEA
r0ES
THE
COCOA
SETTLE
in
the
chocolate
milk!
U
that
YOU
htiv?
If
it
rloPs
th
rvW
ic
n,.nlv.W,.
St
REGAL
PRINTERS
'
"
unaware
iwarp
that
that
nnp
one
nminrl
nound
uuiic
aie
LiiaiiKcu
in
mis
man-The
tu-
c
v.
c
rm
'
"
Speech
from
the
Throne1
.
,
,
,
ner
-
a
seat
on
the
floor
of
the'
1
r
lk
u
is
one
of
the
bits
of
make-be-
u..,.
House
.......
...
,
1
rageenin,
will
stabilize
one
ton
of
chocolate
milk.
DoPS
thp
if'P
Pl'Pflm
tJiat
vnn
J-nur
lciV
cmnotVinoce
PHONE
t.
1
,
,
,
$4,000
during
the
year
which
was
!
-
W0
more
than
the
previou,
tilr
Mrs.
A.
Thompson,
president
of
;
the
Women's
Associations,
,"",
-
paid
m"'
1
tribute
tr!Dute
to
to
the
the
f'ne
f'ne
croun
prou'i
of
of
wo
wo-
'
m(n
she
worked
worked
with
with
and
and
said
said:
The
Conrad
w.
a.
which
is
th
le1
rwest
cirrle.
deserves
a
rjat
on
the
back
and
the
rest
of
us
are
1
7ry
Pud
of
them.
Thev
have
?-yreat
Job
and
are
.,U,
do-
wMr
s-
Irvlne
commended
Mrs
Thompson
on
her
tireless
fforts
in
this
organization,
Mr-
sieber
sPoke
appreciatlve-
ly
of
hi.s
work
here
and
of
the
organizations
which
carried
on.
.
.
.
.1-
u.
aioru
tile
HUIK
111
wlc
Junior
and
Senior
Cho
rs
under
lhe
leadership
of
J.
S.
Wilson
ana
Henry
Fiuym
at
the
organ.
I
hope
my
ministry
somewhere
approaches
their
fine
caliber"
said
the
pastor.
J.
S
.Wilson
urged
the
Board
and
organizations
to
keep
the
needs
of
the
church
constantly
before
the
congregation.
He
pointed
out
the
gratifying
response
to
the
Organ
and
Rehabilitation
Fund
and
felt
sure
there
would
be
similar
responses
in
the
future
if
the
people
were
kept
informed.
Mr.
McBride
was
elected
to
7mm
AD
ACME?
PRINTING
at
21
222
Second
Avr.
F
F
S3
CABS
Istand:
York
Hotel,
3rd
Ae
CAFE
IN
THE
CITY
PHONE
79
The
New
MONARCH
Is
Here!
aa
.-u,
jji
uimuy
tne
iiiciiiuidcuui
ei
is
nut
using
.suuiuiu
j
alginate,
another
seaweed
product
as
a
stabiliser
1
v.
,.
'.
,
'.'..
'
I
to.
IOU
Know
OI
t
penicillin.
Ine
tirst
penicillin
Was
pro-
The
duced
011
agar,
'
which
is
a
seaweed
extract
and
ao-hv
!
,
:
.
.
.
..
.
.
i
i
used
extensively
in
testing
penicillin.
Are-ovi.-.H.
II
MORE
BEAUTIFUL
"
ft
t:
THAN
riCDI
sM'.
'..I'flWpa
H
terested
in
fire
resistant
insulation
for
vour
house,''
1
A
A
seaweed
..0.j
will
-li
provide
,
it.
..
m,
These
are
only
,
a
-f
ew
.
t
..by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
.
,
un
viiuui
uif.se
nays
in
.
...
.
8
to
be
short
and
to
the
point,
.
.....
ip...
.1
'
...it..
n
lew
IlttlUY
ZZ'ZX:
ivale
ML
A
s
sh
M
h
h
.than
20
minutes,
cabinet
-
ministers
ministers
onp
one
hour
nour
and
the
V
Premier
as
long
as
he
wants.
Certalrily
tnere
shouW
ome
attempt
made
to
t
,
,
.
speecnes.
xvtaaame
speaker
Na
HqA
wh
brevity
and
always
kept
her
speeches
shor,
wi,
DrobLv
be
.
...
7.
.,
'..
-
-....
other
nasty
names.
...m
:
"in
taiiv
1
e
LieiiL
1
invprnnr
'"h"",'?6"'
H?USe-
f
chamber
itself,
as
a
wavs
will'
-
v,.
.,
,
,
...
:
.
el,te
ellte
,r,H
and
th
the
most
hVifCXf
faithful
V
1
Sti
women
who
worked
hard
to
aet
Coalaion
re.elected
last
T
...j
...
..
.
with
the
provinces
most'
1
distinguished
citizens.
I
"W.
N.
Campbell,
Forest
Branch
official
from
Prince
George,
who
has
been
spending
the
past
few
weeks
in
the
city1,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
ocean
Fails.
I
Niiaui,i..iTi,m..ll
-
Tilt
.A.Ht..n,.t
4.
...
.1,....
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Bonn
or
by
the
Government
ot
British
Columbia.
'
1
III
f
S
I
f
Always
Prompt
and
Courteous;
We're
Here
to
Serve
YOU
Commodore
Cafe?
;
"Hospitality
and
Oood
Food"
Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders'!
3rd
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mgr.
LDXtrtl
Sl'EAMER
PRINCE
GEORGE
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermedial.
Ports
Each
Thursday
'
t
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reset
vatlon
Write
or
Call
'
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPRRT
BC.
TW
Tf
f
"ii
c
r
1
1
the
uses
of
seaweeds
discussed
m
a
report
on
the
,.
,
.,
,
,
'
r,
i'ii
1
T
1
naaian
seaweed
industry
published
this
week
by
Ine1
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
-
'
'
T
,
rr,,
,
ihe
report
points
out
that
Canada
has
alginate
'
bearing,
carrageenin
bearing,
agar
bearing
and
in-
sulatmg
seaweeds,
but
imestions
whether
the
best
so
and
the
Several
enthllS-
.
"ft
ia.
v,1Liitrii
,
j
I
;ot
!
good
citizenship
and
co-
f
the
current
piwm
boys
will
be
able
to
bene-
ih.
.
!
e
:
7
,
x
a
o
,
t"-S'.t
fsivsu,
nf
of
a
a
cPQA-oorl
spau-pprl
nvt.-r.t
pvtrpt
rav.
i
1
'
,
.
.
,.
!
f
s
,
G"F
the
f.
.
,
.
I
so
that
a
good
week-end
you
!
on
.into
the
sacks
but
I
have
seen
the
men
just
fill
the
sacks
and
guess
at,
the
weight.
Thats
not!
"
'
wlt"
coal
at
$l'J
25i
per
ton!
We
pay
for
full
meas-
j
urp
and
t
abou't
three.puarlg
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our
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all
right
but
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a
ton
of
coal.
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use
is
being
made
of
these.
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insulating
weeds
are
being
used,
and
carrageenin
bearing
weeds
are
being
collected
and
exported
to
the
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industry
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during
the
war;
shipments
increased
from
about
fire
tons
in
1940
to
nearly
1500
tons
in
1946.
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then
it
has
dropped
to
about
1000
tons
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a.
monetary
value
of
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a
quarter
of
million
dollars
annually.
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products
will
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