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CITV
COFNCtX
(Continued
From
Page
1)
Prince.
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
November
1959
;
vsra,,
Vancouver
Snow
i
Nova
Scotia,
i.
.
Mrs.
Melo.
living
n,
UP
flVV
KlriflPv
current
ratp,
with
assessments
on
the
same
basis
as
other
houses.
In
reply
to
a
quesUon
from
Mr.
Thain,
Mr.
Brown
believed
that
property
owners
who
wished
to
build
under
the
commission
would
be
credited
with
the
value
of
his
property
on
the
applicant's
Avenue
in
thp
ni
?"!
i"
Dominion
and
provincial
governments,
Mr.
Brown
said.
Mr.
Brown
made
it
clear
that
government
and
city
must
agree
on
plans.
The
commissioner
asked
for
common
understand
CHRISTMAS
IS
COMING!
S
was
too
much
to
be
expected
I
from
the
working
man,"
Aid.'
Casey
said.
Mr.
Stone
pointed
out
that
this
price
was
being
asked
by
owners
of
wartime
houses
that
were
originally
bought
for
a
little
more
than
$1,000.
j
The
council
agreed
that
they
had
missed
out
on
"that
good
!
business"
which
Mr.
Stone
re-'
ferred
to.
,
.
the
junction,
whose
husband
follows
fishine.
has
h.n
in
v,.
A
snow
blizzard
at
Vancouver
this
mornine
delayed
the
de-
DartUTP
flf
tho
lianHinlf.
nloni
pital
for
th
past
few
days
re-
celvlng
treatment
fnr
fro,.,
from
Sea
TsionH
oir
tn.
LET
US
PHONE
1
HEATING
tnrert
oiKm.,
u
,1
U,
.
7,
"
"
"
ing
mg
between
oeiween
the
me
three
inree
levels
leveis
ui
of
i
down
uown
payment.
payment,,
when
!h,
!lie!lUl'
0f,a
fall!lri"tlt
expected
the
day.
government-city,
provincial
and
LOVVEK
INCOME
CHANCE
BAKE
:
-hu
u.i
me
ice.
"-""it
wm
ue
tompieiea.
lffiOP!1l
W
f
atnno
rnr,nnna
tu
Thp
mnncntin.
i
!
your
order
mm
sow
643
-
-
-
viiiin,iuie
UlUIltT
1111:11
"Your
survey
of
names
is
use-'
Chamber
of
Commerce,
asked
at
its
Best
Prince
Rupert
left,
as
usual,
during
the
noon
hour
for
Sand-
ful,"
saW
Mr.
Brown,
referring
i
Mr.
Brown
If
It
was
possible
to'
CAKE
.
CJJ
spit
ami
Is
awaiting
the
arrival
The
commissioner
said
that
!
he
felt
$40
to
$50
was
a
fair!
rental
price
and
that
they
would
;
do
all
they
could
to
curtail
costs.
!
A
vote
of
thanks,
moved
by
to
the
list
of
applicants
already
i
uiid
within
the
low
income
prepared
by
the
city
clerk.
Mr.
;
brackets.
He
felt
that
a
subsidy
CHAND
oi
me
Vancouver
plane
there.
RUPERT
BAKERY
LTD.
1)
i
With
shortening
days
it
is
I
Thain
reported
that
these
names
(would
be
needed
on
building
rE
HEATERS
ilivenient,
materials,
since
the
average
now
necessary
under
regulations
i
are
being
screened
to
find
bona
'
,
.
AI1.
-
H-
F-
Glassey
and
seconded
j
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Vomica
Vnn
ti
-
nMn.itiJ
1
ft
rrf
Looking
Ahead
with
JOHN
T.
FOWLE
i
iuu.ic
uric
tail
aiuuiui
ai
ii.iiiiii
.
.
fide
applicants.
in
building
costs,
he
deved"-';'
ex"
I
v,m
Cnnn
tended
to
the
commissioner.
nnomlral
,
h
mechanical
mat
th
Prince
Rupert
flight
is
completed
by
4:30
p.m.
This
is
the
season
when
overnight
delays
may
occur
at
ESTABLISH
NEED
Besides
legitimate
applicants
nnn
r;:
"
r
ul
..rr.-ir
The
Chamber
of
Commerce
was
'
dency.
V
'Mr.
Brown
said
that
the
other
EX
hn;'
represented
by
L
M
Felsenthal
in
in
thQf
that
price.
na
ti,.
The
building
'
,
d
w
W
F"
Stone-
prices
of
Prince
Rupert
were'and
main
Information
he
would
need
to
assure
the
construction
of
ren-
"Life
aftminLncc?"said
a
fnn
higher
than
in
most
places.
Mr.
,
i
of
mine
tha
other
day,
"Death
otic
Burners
saving
in
heating:
i.
ANOTHER
Trior
Firs!
!
THOft
AUTOMAGIC
SINK
tal
homes
would
be
facts
on
the
i
Stone
lelt.
i
amount
of
crowding
within
I
Mr.
Brown
replied
that
no
de-
1
nlnA
r..nA.4.
.1
1
!
i
U
l
;
.
.
,
,
I
t-RMS
ARRANGED
Biwurance
is
more
like
It."
Thla
casual
remark
gave
me
a
chiinc
to
put
across
an
important
point
about
the
hiiHinxaa
Ernest
Unwin
returned
to
the
city
en
Thursday
afternoon's
plane
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
it
was
a
rough
flight
up
the
coast
and
there
was
six
inches
of
snow
and
a
raw
wind
at
Sandspit
ah'
strip.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
it
am
in.
lilli&Elkins
I
told
him-
lif
m1irinri
trm
I
1
1
concerned
with
life
rather
than
LIMITED
I
ae&in,
its
chief
Job
was
to
de-
i-iiiicv
xvuici
v
uiu
iicai.iii
kjli
j
imiLe
corisLruunoii
iigures
couiu
dltlons.
"We
must-
be
sure
of
j
be
quoted
until
tenders
were
not
over-supplying,"
he
said.
i
called
depending
upon
the
var-This
information
could
be
giv-
i
iable
cost
prices.
But
he
said
he
en
immediately
by
Dr.
Duncan;
was
aware
of
the
difficulty
of
Black,
director
of
the
Prince
Ru-
unstable
prices.
It
was
a
gamble
pert
and
"District
Health
Unit,
the
government
took,
lt
was
said.
"We
agre-ed
that
$40
to
$45
or
"The
federar
government
will!50
a
month
was
what
the
work-not
acceDt
our
recommendation
I
inS
man
could
afford,"
said
Aid.
Jmbing
and
Heatinj
AIR
PASSENGERS
1
P.CX
Box
274
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
I
From
Sandspit
(Friday)
Miss
Fairbs.irn,
E.
S.
Love,
J.
Haines,
unless
we
have
the
facts
In
black
Geoge
Casey
to
Mr.
Brown,
re-
j
and
white."
affirmed
Mr.
Brown.
'
erring
to
tneir
conversation
at
I
j.
uer
nus,
H.
Thomas,
Mr.
Bae-
dore,
n.
Berthelet,
Mr.
Thorn.
Friday
Vancouver
(Fridav)
J
Nelson
recently.
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
and
MINING
MACHINERY
"Seventy
dollars
a
month
rent
rea
u
consequences
of
death
by
making
a
normal
life
possible
for
those
left
behirid.
I
told
him
of
homes
held
together
by
the
proceeds,
of
insurance
policies;
of
widows
saved
from
poverty;
of
old
folks
living
out
their
lives
in
dignity
and
comfort;
of
children
getting
a
good
start
in
life
with
a
college
education;
of
farms
and
businesses
saved
to
provide
a
means
of
livelihood
for
a
growing
family.
These
things
are
made
possible
every
day
by
life
assurance.
Through
life
aumirance
a
man
reaches
beyond
death
and
continues
to
bless
and
enrich
the
lives
of
thou
he
loved.
Yes,
it
is
indeed
life
assurance.
John
T.
Fowle
"It
must
also
be
shown
us
that,
if
we
built
50
houses
for
sale
that
it
would
not
be
encroaching
upon
private
enterprises;
not
taking
away
the
market
from
the
builders,"
warned
Mr.
Brown.
"But
this
would
not
be
so
for
houses
H.
Shumka.
L.
Welch,
Mr.
White,
Mr.
Erridge.
To
Vancouver
(today)
J.
Stokes,
Edward
Coughlin,
A.
E.
Enridge,
W.
A.
Gale,
C.
Golds-
BROADWAY
CAFE
Durgh,
K.
F.
Harris,
A.
B.
Cost
ospifality
and
ley.
a'.
Masher,
J
E
Brown
H
I
for
rent-
"tnat
would
be
under
J.
Shumka,
W.
J
Smith
j'
Rjlhe
authority
of
Prince
Rupert
I
Good
Food"
Lt
is
Our
First
Aim
liptif
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
citizens.
They
would
have
tot
form
a
responsible
board
of
dir-
j
ectors,
like
a
school
board,
and
i
have
a
manager.
Tenants
Willi
be
selected
based
on
the
need,
until
homes
were
filled,
Mr.
Brown
explained.
i
In
reply
to.
questions
from
Aid.!
T.
B.
Black,
Mr.
Brown
said
that
I
Finest
Cooking
Foster,
F.
Kvale,
W.
C.
Johnstone,
A.
Young.
To
Sandspit
(today)
B.
H.
Craft.
To
Port
Hardy
(today)
T.
H.
MacClary,
M.
E.
Enrid.
To
Masset
(today)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Bell
and
son,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Parnell,
S.
Parnell,
Mrs.
G.
Llndsey.
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LIFE
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CANADA
:
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Plumbing
&
Heating
Corner
4th
Avenue
and
McBride
Modore
Cafe
Hours:
7
a.m.
to
I
a.m.
For
take
home
orders
Phone
200
142
5th
Ave.
East
I
the
city
will
receive
taxes
at
the
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