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TUESDAY.
JUNE
14,
1949
TRCCKERS
AT
COUNCIL
Continued
Irom
Pag?
One)
LET'S
TRY
ANEW
GOVERNMENT
where
deliveries
must
be
made
to
front
entrances.
The
truckers
also
stated
that
the
enforcement
of
"no
double
parking"
was
making
It
diffi-
YOU
BET
IT'S
IMPORTANT
W
y
wde
your
winter
col
supply
N0.W,
sou'?
absolutely
suje
of
wmlumvte
"Tfre
forthcoming
election
resented
In
parliament.
The
Which
takes
nl
Q0
Tuna
KlV
fnn
i;
ft
tH
,1
A-
I
cult
for
them
too
as
often
other
!!
1949,
will
be
of
utmost
import--1
The
C,C.?
U
forever
fighting
vehicles,
particularly
passenger
ance
to
all
natives
throughout
high
prices
and
unnecessary
cars'
prevented
them
from
get-,
the
province.
We
have
had
costs
of
living.
The
present
tln8
parallel
to
the
curb
near
Liberal
and
Conservative
gov-
government
Is
taxing
us
con-
'
their
destination,
ernments
In
power
for
the
past
trary
to
laws
and
treaties.
The
Harry
Black,
representing
the
one
hundred
years
or
more
and
Indian
has
no
right,
to
pay
In-
Automobile
Association,
brought
gave
very
little
consideration
come
Tax.
Many
white
people
up
the
question
of
parking
towards
the
advancement
of
do
not
believe
we
pay
Income
passenger
cars
as
close
as
12
the
real
Canadian
and
first
Tax
but
we
do.
W
are
paying
inches
to
some
of
the
high
eurbs
Citizens
of
Canada-
sales
tax
also-
What
services
'on
Third
Avenue,
pointing
out
Since
the
C.C.F.
party
came
do
the
Indians
get
In
return?
that
lt
was
usually
lmpossibe
into
the
political
field
they
Our
foreign
canned
salmon
t0
Curb-side
doors
in
such
Zu
f
J
v",115
about,markets
"e
allin
off'
case.
However.
Alderman
equality
to
the
little
people,
case,
salmon
Is
too
high
priced,
.u..
health
f"
yur
lnUy
from
the
lirst
told
nip
and
on
through
inter.
ORDER
NOW!
CAW
651
IPQTT,
EYIIT
&
CO.
owns
itiCU
uiitt
muiui
ictus
of
Tho
thif
r
r
m
!;ifird
j
n
th!
QU1allty
rl
e
?h
d0e
j
"at
.
T?l
i
were
not
liable
to
be
prosecuted
50'g
a
mood
umber
liuildinff
Supplies
r
parking
their
cars
more
than
by
the
overwhelming
vows
ational
costs
to.
fishermen
are
they
received
in
the
last
elec-
rising,
yet
our
salmon
prices
12
Ulcnes
from
the
CU,D
under
tion,
of
which
was
the
cause
of
have
dropped.
There
is
some-
sucn
circumstances.
Mr.
Black
the
birth
of
the
so-called
Coali-.thing
wrong
somewhere
In
the
offered
the
suggestion
that
,i,ii,
..,,i
,.
on
sieht-seeine
buses
be
uermitted
.......
wuiLimiicm,
u,i
wiiuiu
ate
auiiutMiibiauuu,
VVililC
UUi
tun
u
o
i
none
other
than
the
Liberals
ned
salmon
prices
are
rising
In
to
unload
In
front
of
the
theatre
ana
conservatives
joined
to-he
stores,
while
to
the
fisher-
ai
sucn
umes
as
uie
snow
is
gether
to
defeat
the
C.C.Jr,
wheiwnen,
Uie
pi
ice
aie
dropping,
jnot
ia
operation.
the
CC.F.
had
them
beat
in
the
The
past
governments
have
The
recommendation
present-
election.
suffered
us
for
over
a
century,
ed
by
the
Truckers'
Association,
(
The
Coalition
did
give
us
the
Your
relatives
and
mine
have
the
council
for
consideration
vole,
but
what
eljse
besides
the
ded
uselessly
with
curable
dis-
was
reaci
by
jonn
McLcod.
vote?
it
is
clear
to
see
mat
eases
tnrougn
me
government
nurine
their
huslnpss
session
Oo
have
a
SlupPQSP
you
have
what
you
feel
w
a:
good
opportunity
which
calls
for
bank
credit.
If
one
bank
cannot
see
it
your
way,
or
if
you
think
you
can
get
a
better
deal
elsewhere,
you're
free
to
"shop
around".
Banks
compete
to
serve
the
most
diversified
needs,
no
matter
how
specialized
any
of
them
may
be
.
.
.
personal,
business,
or
farm
loans,
money
transfers,
collections
to
name
just
a
few.
they
want
us
merely
for
an
In-
failure
to
give
the
Indians
suf-
tRe
council
ruled
that
for
the
ftrument,
say
to
boost
the
elec-
ficient
medical
help
and
decent
ing
trucks
would
be
per-
homes
to
live
In,
We
have
been
tion
In
their
favor.
If
they
mUwd
to
back
,n
to,tne
cu,.u
were
sincere
in
granting
us
this
made
to
dwell
on
small
reserva-
&nd
un,oad
tetwWn
vote,
then
give
us
full
citizen-
tms
some
of
the
barren
$
&
'Miip
ugius
aim
privnes
aucn
ciu?,
v.v;
"v"
-
i-pontime
the
Traffic
we
weanwme
tne
iraaic
Di
k
hnnaer
riisease
and
misery.
Committee
will
attempt
to.
work
Also,
why
J
did
we
not
get
this
Many
more
of
our
........
relatives
died
nn
niMnnilivianl
t
i
lha
.(
WELCOME
GYROS
.
.
.
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT
We
hope
you'll
like
your
little
visit.
You'll
find
our
people
open
hearted
and
fiiendly
as
Is
usual
In
the
north-
You'll
find
our
climate
better
than
you
expected.
We
don't
have
to
wear
gum
boots
and
slickers
nil
the
time.
If
you
see
a
little
rain
it's
only
the
same
kind
you
get
at
home
so
do
as
we
do,
just
let
it
rain.
Sometimes
we'd
like
a
little
rain.
We
are
glad
to
be
free,
of
lots,
of
nuisances
other
places
have,
such
as
floods,
dust
storms,
extreme
cold,
sweltering
heat,
cyclones,
thunderstorms,
flies
and
mosquitoes,
poverty
and
slums.
We
have
no
snakes
or
reptiles,
no
dangerous
wild
animals
or
epidemics
or
serious
diseases.
We
hope
you'll
come
again.
vote
three
years
ago
instead
of
in
two
world
conflcHs,
died
for
,
few
that
will
meet
the
need
of
building,
the
Coalition
limelight
the
liberty
which
was
promised
by
giving
us
the
vote
just
when
and
expounded
so
loudly
during,
the
traffic.
the
election
campaigns
began,
the
recruiting
period;
even
after
t
We
all
have
minds
of
ouf
these
two
great
sacrifices
by
the
own
let's
not
be
fooled,
vote
Indians,
they
are
sua
aeniea
iNUri
I
numl
rAIK
SostgU"
that
WU1
d
U!JlyrKrPrSS
T
MARRIED
HERE
and
mothers
are
deprived
I
.
,
Immediately
the
natives
were
thers
mnrrip
rPremonv
ner-
by
More
than
95
out
of
100
bank
loan
application
are
decided
"right
in
the
field"
in
the
branches
bank
managers
who
take
a
personal
interest
in
serving
their
customers'
individual
requirements.
granted
the
vote,
the
C.C.F.
of
their
sons,
who
died
in
the
formed
by
Government
Agent
placed
an
Indian
candidate
in
.wars.
They
could
have
helped
Oordon
Forbes
at
the
Covy.t
the
election
campaign,
namr
ly
their
elders
now,
since
the
gov-
Saturdav
.united
Marv
Frank
Calder
of
Greenville,
B.
ernment
denies
the
o
o
l
Ag
e
C.
I
have
not
seen
an
Indian
Pension
to
the
aged
Indians.
J
Sv(lnpv
warren
of
Alice
Coalition
candidate;
same
;old
What
we
all
peed
to
do
ia
try
,
Arm
and
iotm
Janets
Bousek,
-
,irrta
m.ta
Mew
Onve.mment.
who
will
.-
i...
on
ennnl
no
mat-
o
otewarw.
vyiinesses
w
be
a
minor,
or
a
ward,
rather
ter
what
color
or
race-
The
hard-
than
to
be
'simple
stooge,
to
a
:
working
man
should
begin
to
.1
Thompson
and
L
A-
folhe,
government
that
thinks
so
little,
share
the
values
of
his
produce.
(
both
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
,,f
11
nm
nhnrieines.
The
O.O.I
Here's
hoping
for
a
better
bridegroom
ts
a
customs
officer
v
oip.
a
chance
to
be
ren-
Kovernment.
i
at
the
northern
town
(Contributed
by
Joseph
R.
Daniels)
Going
to
your
barJt
it
not
lilt
having
to
deaf
with
a
itote
bureau
but
that's
how
if
would
f
be
under
itate
monopoly.
O
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Sy
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AND
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PIES
IN
RUPERT,
TERRACE
BURIAL
TERRACE
Joseph
Albert
Morris,
71,
passed
peacefully
away
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
on
Friday
afternoon,
June
10,
after
an
illness
of
two
months
duration.
He
will
be
laid
at
rest
In
the
Kalum
cemetery,
1
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8:30
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9:00
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9:30
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and
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Terrace,
on
Tuesday
afternootu
3
Second
Avenue
West
RATTERY
Continued;
rrom
page
tj
Parkhouse
tried
hard-
(Constructive
and
was
unlucky
Boulter
had
'no
chance
with
not
to
score.
Owens
crossed
'
some
t'
centres
as
did
McKay.
eithPr
svmt
snw
BnA
unw
TUESDAY
P.M.
V
4:15
Stock
Quotations
and
Int.
4:30
Fred
Hill
4:45
Patsy
and
Patches
5:00
Songs
from
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Shows
5:30
Western
Five
5:45
Suppert
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Supper
Serenade
6:
15
Dinah
Shore
,
6:30
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6:45
Smoke
Rings
inson
were
two
reliable,
forcing
backs,
this
being
Robin
Pat
Wilson
was
not
much
in
efc-idence
though
he
put
in
onis
grand
shot.
John
Wilson,
re-
A.
HUNDEIDE
WATKIN'S
DEALER
'
Seventh
Avenue
West
following
a
funeral
service.
Originally
from
the
prairies,
deceased
had
been
a
resident
oi
Terrace
for
the
past
two
years
and
is
survived
here
by
his
widow,
Mrs.
Minnie
T.
Morris,
and
three
daughters,
Mrs.
G.
E.
-Loveless.
Mrs.
H.
Qambiio,
son's
best
game.
Olson
again
at
lieving
Lien,
In
the
second
half,
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERINO
Phone
BLUE
818
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Box
52
330
Second
Avenue
Prince
RuDert.
B.C.
was
a
tower
of
strength
wer
sturdy,
strong
defenders
tackling
hard,
and
using
their
heads
to
"
good
advantage.
Gomea'
fighting
spirit
was
responsible
for
their
second
goal.
The
Jour,
forwards
drove
hard
with
the
outside
vmg
men,
Vanetta
and
Ward,
both
scor
BLACK
890
Box
296
centre
half.
Lien
and
Haugan
piayea
eneciiveiy
ana
wim
great
determination.
tackled,
hard
and
never
let
up
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
and
North
Star
Trophy
(City
League)
Of
the
forwards,
Currie
PWLDFAP
Mercer
were
the
pick.
Currie
Jng,
Voicing
and
Repairs
and
Mrs.
i.
C.
Brickley.
Two
sons,
Hilton
and
Melvin,
reside
with
their
families
at
Telkwa
There
are
also
twelve
ing
with
grand
shots.
Pavlikis
found
his
"shooting
boots"
al-.
Heavy
Battery
....
3
3
0
0
7
2
6
was
always
a
threat
and
was
though
he
was
not
able
to
beat
General
Motors
..2110122
unlucky
not
to
have
scored.
Morgan.
Mercer
was
clever
and
Canadian
Legion
3
0
3
0
2
6
0
MIKE
COL.USSI
Phone
BLACK
758
972
10th.
Easl
HELEN'S
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Waving
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Culture
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all
Us
branches
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Street
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8:30
Music
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Moderns
8
45
Little
Concert
9:00
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and
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9:15
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9:30
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9:45
CoKce
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10:00
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10:
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11:00
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your
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This
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than
save
you
time
and
work.
Since
so
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has
time
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average
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There's
no
guesswork
in
making
jam
or
jelly
with
Certo
Fruit
Pectin
or
"Certo"
Crystals,
tt
takes
no
more
time
than
to
make
a
simple
dessert.
You
get
better
set,
better
appearance,
better
taste
.
.
.
and
about
50co
more
jam
or
jelly
from
the
same
amount
of
fruit!
Please
yourself
which
you
use.
Certo
and
"Certo"
Crystals
are
both
nothing
but
fruit
pectin
.
.
.
the
natural
substance
in
fruit
that
makes
jams
"jam"
and
jellies
'"jell"
.
.
.
extracted
and
concentrated
for
quicker,
easier,
beffer
jam
and
jelly-making.
The;
word
"Certo"
is
a
trade
mark.
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