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Wednesday,
October
13,
1948
Bid
EXPORT
ITEM
More
than
$3,500,000
worth
of
telecommunications
equipment
i?
exported
ftom
Britain
each
month,
It
Ts
estimated.
fir
IS
Uir
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'-;3d5a
usually
attain-
NEW
CLUB
AT
PRINCE
GEORGE
,t
0i
from
of
600
domestic
electric
accounts.
Four
hundred
of.
these
are
ex
Daring
Bush
Pilots
Help
To
Settle
North
Country
Adventure,
of
'Wop
May
and
Other-Rescued
Two
Horse.
From
Quicksand,
,
Carried
Serum
and
Flew
Out
Wounded
EDMONTON
(CP)-A
flimsy
plane,
looking
as
if
it
was
held
together
by
chicken-wire,
circled
the
un-
triAVl'llr
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classified
advertisers
are
requested,
to
submit
their
copy
to
the
office.
Telephoned
advertisements
often
lead
to
mistakes
against
which
the
Daily
News
cannot
guarantee
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in
the
first
three
years
Acting
on
the
recommends
!
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kamb'e'
J-
S.
Lindsay
Uon
In
the
report,
city
council
and
George
Murray
returned
to
moved
unanimously
that
a
r-p-!the
city
by
hiehway
Monday
resentative
of
C-ntral
MorteaLe
i
nlght
from
Prince
George
where
and
Housing
Corporation
be"
in-
WMpitei
on
Saturday
vitd
to
the
city
to
consult
onimgh'
in
urafun
ot
th-
matter
of
new
home
conGyr,
C
th
"b
u"der,the
sPn;
struction
immediately.
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L,
Prlnce
Rupert
club.s
W.
F.
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.
...
j
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man
joiai.n
t'jiu
Ulti
cnun-
:
....y..wning
area
ana
finally
landed
on
a
narrow
cinder
strip
beside
a
railway
track.
The
passenger,
an
K
C.M.P.
constable,
hopped
out
and
eventually
ar-
HZ
cil
that
the
survey
had
revealed
that,
of
the
522
Wartime
Houses
Stone
was
another
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
in
attendance
but
he
has
driven
on
to
Vancouver.
The
newclub
was
Installed
by
on
a
westbound
train
at
a
District
Governor
Wilson
Hunt
icoucu
a
neemg
criminal
Edson,
Alta.
The
pilot,
W.
It.
'Wop
I
May,
made
a
bouncy
take-off
from
the
cinders
and
headed
back
to
Edmonton
of
Penticton
and
Past
International
President
Greg
Yorke
of
Beef
Upside
Down
Pi
In
the
city,
there
are
at
present
only
seven
temporarily
vacant.
More
than
400
have
been
purchased
from
the
corporation.
"The
housing
problem
will
be
with
us
in
a
very
short
time
and
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
are
the
only
oner,
capable
of
sueh
large-scale
projects."
he
declared.
8
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PUPILS
GET
CHEAP
LIVING
Vancouver
was
in
attendance
to
present
a
gavel
on
behalf
of
Gyro
International.
Charles
k
cup
milk,
or
half
saiUc
and
half
water
H
cup
liced
1
H
cup
flour
1
up.
salt
I
tup.
celery
salt
J4
tap.
while
pepper
5
tbs.
shortening
Willoughby
gave
.the
welcome
1
can
condenaad
soup
H
lb.
ground
raw
Wet
address
for
Kamloops
and
W.
F.
Stone
for
Prince
Rupert.
Presi
"PRINCE
GEORGE
Prince
George
students
are
getting
a
dent
Ron
White
of
Kamloops
Now
director
of
northern
research
for
Canadian
Paeifij
Airlines,
Capt.
May
was
one
of
the
most
celebrated
of
the
In-trepld
group
of
bush
pilots
who
played
a
major
role
in
opening
up
Alberta's
hinterland
In
the
"20s
and
"30s.
Perhaps
his
most
famoi-s
fight
was
a
mercy
mission
tn
Fort
Vermilion,
Alta.,
In
tli
heart
of
the
Peace
River
country,
witli
a
load
of
serum
to
I
ifiLi
if
f.
i
a
W.
I
1
Up.
Maftlc
Bakinft
Powder
IMt
tnher
Sour,
fcaktnft
powder,
H
ta.
alt,
celery
aalt
and
pepper:
add
3
tableaaanni
shortening;
mil
in
thoroughly
with
fork.
Add
milk
and
Mir
until
blended.
Melt
remaining
two
biMaapoona
ahoruaing
ia
a
frying
fan.
and
cuuk
onions
until
soft.
Add
tamata
soop,
ra-mainlng
't
teaspoon
sail
and
gioiukd
iuet
bring
to
bail.
Nnread
baking
powder
aalltaweM
top
of
meat
mixureand
bake
at
47
SF.
for
a
bout
was
in
the
chair.
Past
District
Governor
George
Froom
of
Kamloops
extended
a
,!
"X
fV,
til
A
H!
Civic
Centre
Dates
brak
from
high
living
costs.
A
model
school
dormitory
for
outside
students
provides
board
and
room
for
only
$25
monthly
The
dormitory
Is
the
only
one
of
Its
kind
In
the
province.
Last
year
38
pupils
from
all
welcome
from
the
district
and
presented
a
Canadian
flag.
Len
iu
minutes.
I
urn
aut
upside
down
plate.
Serves.
.
Sports
Hi
Gym
Class.
parts
of
central
British
Columbia
stayed
in
the
dormitory,
and
THURSDAY
a.m.
0:00
Bo
Me
p.m.
2:00--Adult
Casual
Badmin-
ton.
2
:30-King
Edward
School
VENETIAN
BLINDS
,
.
rlHIH
r
Lo.:kett
ot
Seattle
voiced
welcome
on
behalf
of
American
clubs
and
pr.sented
an
American
flag.
Charter
members
and
officers
of
the
Prince
George
Gyro
Club
to
be
installed
were
Dick
Archibald,
president;
Keith
Moffat,
vice-president;
Ray
Reignier,
.secretary;
Frank
Hewlett,
treasurer;
Len
Archibald,
Hilliard
Clare,
Harry
Kennedy,
Keith
MaeDonald,
Harry
Rollason,
Winston
Stevens,
Jimmy
Cad-c'.cn,
Ron
Hatch,
Jimmy
Mac-Arthur,
John
Mclnnis,
Jimmy
Slesinger,
Bill
Trotter.
this
year
there
will
be
50.
An
H-shaped
army
officers'
mess
building
had
been
converted
Into
the
dormitory.
.Original
cost
of
the
building'
was
$35,-000.
Moving
and
remodelling
cost
$17,000.
Actual
cost
of
housing
a
student
Is
$33
a
month
but
the
fight
a
diphtheria
epidemic
in
the
settlement.
r.'
'
DANGEROUS
CARGO
"
1
With
Vic
Horner
of
Edmonton,
he
took
off
from
here,
with
nharcoal
burners
keeping
the
serum
warm.
The
flickering
burners
nearly
set
the
plane
on
fire,
but
they
got
through
With
the
life-giving
serum.
Grant
McConachle,
now
the
president
of
CP.
Airlines,
once
landed
on
a
tiny
pasture
near
i
r
Gym
Class.
6:30
Boys
Organized
Games
8:00
Rup-Rec
Women.
Itasketball
Clinic
3:30
Juvenile
Players.
5:30
iunior
Players.
6:30
Intermediate
Players.
7:30
Women
Players.
8:30
Senior
Players.
Strongly
made
with
steel
or
aluminum
slats,
in
a
variety
of
smart
colors
with
harmonizing
tapes.
Ask
to
have
our
estimator
call.
Wc
measure
your
windows
and
"lnstal
the
blinds.
school
board
pays
$4
a
pupil
and
an
additional
$4
is
paid
by
Fort
Vermilion
to
bring
out
two
the
Department
of
Education.
WJf
H.J
badly-burned
trappers
who
had
been
Injured
in
a
gas
-explosion.
A
tree
ripped
the
bellv
of
hi
1
ebsfeh,
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plane
from
end
to
end
on
his
take-off
but
the
pilot
got
his
passengers
home
safely.
Another
pilot
Cece
McNeal
rescued
two
horses
from
quicksand
In
northern
Saskatchewan
He
lassoed
the
animals,
fastened
the
ropes
to
the
fitfats
of
hi
p'ane
and
taxied
off,
dragging
out
the
horses.
Mapping
and
surveying,
run
am
t
s
7,m
tP
j
I
OTmniTmm
sSs!
A
ning
Innumerable
errands
for
northern
settlers
and
taking'
anyone
anywhere
they
could
set
down
their
ships,
the
bush
pilots
were
the
best
friends
the
pioneers,
had.
-Some,,
like
.May
and
.
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Overstocked
in
certain
lines,
we
are
I1
tie
cat?
!
McConachle,
have
graduated
to
executive
Jobs
on
the
big
airlines.
Others
are
still
flying
irto
the
butih.
But
all
of
them
hold
a
special
place
in
the
hearts
of
the
homesteaders
and
trappers
whom
they
befriended
when
theirs
was
the
only
link
between
the
north
and
civilization.
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strength
and
two
per
cent
Un
to
keep
the
steel
from
rusting.
SAVING
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plays
safe.
He
saves
now.
He
knows
saving
today
is
a
sure-fire
way
to
a
brighter,
happier
future.
And
he
saves
the
easy,
modern
way
.
.
,
through
buying
Canada
Savings
Bonds
on
the
Payroll
Savings
Plan.
Canada
Savings
Bonds
come
in
denominations
of
$50,
$100,
$500
and
$1,000
to
suit
anyone's
circumstances.
And,
of
course,
every
member
of
the
family
can
buy
them.
Let
Canada
Savings
Bonds
help
you
save.
Canada
Savings
Bonds
are
also
on
sale
now
through
investment
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YOU
BUY
A
WATCH
Keep
this
in
mind
you
musn't
expect
to
get
something
"high
grade"
unless
you
pay
a
decent
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Another
page
is
being
added
to
the
glorious
history
of
the
Princess
Patricia's
'
Canadian
Light
Infantry,
the
first
Canadian
peacetime
unit
to
go
Airborne.
You
can
help
to
write
that
page
by
joining
the
"Princess
Pats".
Yes,
you
can
become
a
paratrooper
and
enjoy
the
thrill
and
excitement
of
one
of
the
newest
branches
of
the
Canadian
Army
Active
Force.
This
is
your
opportunity
to
become
a
member
of
one
of
the
Empire's
most
famous
regiments
if
you
can
fill
these
requirements:
Good
physical
condition
...
17
to
25
years
of
ge
.
.
.
Veterans
with
Airborne
experience
will
be
taken
up
to
30
.
.
.
Pass
the
"
Army's
Intelligence
Tests.
""
There
is
extra
pay
for
parachute
service
as
well
as
every
opportunity
to
advance
if
you
have
what
it
takes.
Ask
your
nearest
recruiting
depot
for
full
information.
Bring
your
certificates
of
age
and
education
with
you.
By
a
"decent
price''
we
don't
mean
that
you
really
must
pay
a
lot
of
money.
Watches
haven't
advanced
as
much
as
lots
of
other
things.
-
-
At
least
ours
haven't
we
bought
the
bulk
of
our
stock
quite
a
while
ago.
Railroad
watches
have
actually
been
selling
as
low
as
before
the
war.
But
for
a
reliable
watch
It
isn't
safe
to
get
below
$30.00
to
$40.00.
If
you
come
here
that
much
will
get
you
a
watch
good
for.
15
to
20
years.
'''-
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you've
been
thinking
.of
rwatches
even
a
little
bit,
it's
time
you
called
on
us:
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