day
and
expenses"
for
Prince
j
RATEPAYERS'
ASSOCIATION"
Continued
from
page
1
Prince
Rupsrt
Daiiy
News
Friday,
October
20,
1950
Rupert's
domestic
water
surv;y
which
he
believes
is
still
in.
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Kilocycles
CFPR
jgEEaS
332ID
city
manager
be?
.
What
if
we
progress.
prove
successful,,
Said
Mr-
Mc-
have
a
Door
one.
like
we
sav
Recrvnnsihim.
n
o
Wor
(Subject
to
Change)
st)
me
our
cltv
engineers
have
mpn
nuM
nn
v,
mtonavorc
1
Kay.
(:.i.ir
rjim
32c
FR1LAY
P.M.
4:
15
StocK
Quotations
and
interlude
4:30
Sleepy
Time
8torles
4:45
Lyrical
Lady
4:55
CBC
News
5:00-Bond
Show
5:30-T.B.A.
been?"
asked
August
Wallin.
according
to
Mr
Griffiths-
He
tnairman
r
erguson
asked
tnat
In
such
a
plan
the
city
coun-
said
that
Cardiff,'
Wales,
has
Its
lhe
secretary
write
to
the
City
cil
would
elect
the
manager,
own
city-run
transportation
and
Managers
Association
so
infor-which
according
to
Mr.
McKay
electricity,
managed
through
a
ma
tl."
tne.
Pla"
mav
tbe
n
would
have
to
be
hired
from
voluntary
city
council
much
like
a.
P'eDlsclte
Ior
tne
next
city
outside.
Mr.
McKay
warned
that
Prince
Rupert's
council.
,
,
...
It
would
be
a
great
responsibil-
LACK
OF
INTEREST
1?e
meeinJ
opened
with
re-
ity
of
the
city
council
to
elect,
Lack
of
Interest
shown
by
Prts
read
James
Pressy,
the
city
manager-
citizens
between
elections
in
city
tourer,
nd
John
Eyolfson.
.0250
case
(at
the
.
-
-
"GHOST"
MANAGER
I
government
was
mentioned
by
..
-""s
--"
'
"It
seems
we
already
have
a
Jonn
Eyolfson
as
a
reason
foritary-
'
ghost
manager,"
.
quipped
Mr.
Pr
management.
IIYfrnif'flO
McKay,
.
saying
that
the
city
"There
were
four
'
spectators
lal
VLIXISlIJ
council
accepted
the
new
cem-
in
the
gallery
at
the
last
meet-'
"Trouble
never
come
singly"
they
ai
etery
location
but
"didn't
know
ing
of
the
city
council,"
said,
f"
,ak'
fr.
Ct-,
Kidney-Liver
Poii
anything
about
It.'
,
Chairman
Ferguson.
ESLS
fSd?TSl.
you"
M
JZ
"How
many
men
COUld
qualify
"Then
it
Is
Up
to
US
tO
make:
lwer
brcaune
it
relieve,
both
liver
and
to
handle
a
million
dollars
a
ratepayers
understand
wh
at
i
Painful
:
-
1'"
'H
lhe,.baa
hm
uuiui-iie
and
ana
w
Bay
Store
SAVE
ON
DRYGOODS!
SALE
NOW
OH!
Cf
RUPERT
FISHERMEN'S
I
lointa
which
ao
often
result.
Dr.
year?"
he
asked
indicating
the
their
duties
are,"
affirmed
Mr.
unaae
a
nam
to
depend
on.
.
so
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LIMITED
Plumbing
and
Heating;
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P.O.
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274
aDinty
needed
by
a
city
man-
uruitns.
"mere
is
no
use
nav-ager.
Ing
a
ratepayers'
association
"For
city
manager
you
would
without
a
good
council.
We
must
need
an
engineer
with
adminis-
elect
the
right
aldermen,
trative
ability,"
said
Mr.
Grif-'
"The
city
council
would
eleit
fiths.
the
city
manager.
All
the
de-
"Now
there
is
no
co-ordina-
partments
would
come
under
tlon
between
departments.
The
him.
The
city
manager
takes
engineer
should
have
command
directions
from
the
council,
co-
ken
u'"
in
Flood
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INSURANCE
INCOME
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RETURNS
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Sports
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6:00
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C:
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Henri
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6:30
Musical
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C:45
Saddle
Rockin'
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cuo
cue
News
7:15
CBC
fcews
Roundup
7:30
Toronto
Symphony
"Pops"
Concert
8:30
Fall
fair
9:00
Music
by
Eric
Wild
9:30
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as
I
Saw
It
9:45
Canadian
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10:00
CBC
New.
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Club
Date
10:30
Riverside
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10:55
Interlude
11:00
Weather
11:06
Sign
otf
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A.M.
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Musical
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8:00
CBC
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8:10
Here's
Bill
Good
B:
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Hits
and
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8:30
Morning
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8:45
Little
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9:00
BBC
News
and
Comty.
9:15
Saddle
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9:30
CBC
Stamp
Club
k;
45
The
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Man
9:59
Time
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10:00
Bandstand
'
10:15
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10:30
"Melody
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,
10:45
CBC
News
Wedding
at
Kitsegukla
I
ui
liieni
an
me
loreman
snouiu
oiuiuaung
ueparunents
.
unuer
Ll-The
officers
and
I
f
the
Canadian
na-
t,tys
SUDSi:nui
u
a
xw-
nave
no
say.
Today
they
buck
council
direction,
but
is
head
each
other,"
said
Mr,
McKay.
executive.
There
wouldn't
be
It
was
suggested
by
Robert
someone
else's
oar
in
the
way,'
Ferguson,
chairman
of
the
meet-
declared
Mr.
McKay.
Ing,
that
to
bring
in
a
city
man-
"Should
the
council
find
an
fcTQ
to
tne
muiwwua
R.
E.
Mortimer
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
ft
KITZEGUCLA
A
pretty
wedding'
was
solemnized
at
the
United
Church
last
Friday
when
Miss
Lvla
J.
Milton,
daughter
of
Mr.
'aged
would
"make
us
lose
con-
applicant
for
city
manager
who
Cold
Water
Cause
Of
Salmon
Failure
VANCOUVER
id
Water
tern
perature
variation
five
degree;
too
low
pilfered
an
estimated
$13,000,000
from
the
British
Columbia
fishing
Industry,
scientists
said
here.,
Biologists,
following
a
confer
ence
at
Kamloops,
said
that
failure
of
the
Adams
River
salmon
run
was
due
to
cold
water
at
spawning
four
years
ago
In
a
cycle
year.
'
I
Fund.
Tins
was
;,
here
today
when
vice-president
and
.he
romwiny,
an-
fldence
in
the
city
council."
Mr.
would
stand
on
his
own
feet,
he)
Ferguson
mentioned
the
cost
of
would
perhaps
agree
to
one
pro-
,
the
Bonnycastles
water
investi-
bationary
year,
providing
he
was
i
gatlon
"thirty-five
dollars
a
hired
for
five
years
should
be
r
final
results
of
Hie'
and
Mrs.
George
H.
Milton
of
uSS
j
Skeena
Crowing,
was
united
l
n
ti
mnrrlliiro
tn
Tluif!
HnnH
n
nf
tkM
Sure
nesuiwi
-
--
mi.
nu
mi
a,
f
iru
uijuu
UI
XYIL-
wancool.
,
Rev,
J.
Hayhurst
of
Kitwanga
officiated.
Organist
.R
OF
JOHN
IIANLEV,
'iffifag
SANDY'S
CAFE
NEXT
DOOR
TO
BELMONT
HOTEL
NOW
OPEN
DAILY
6:30
A.M.
lo
1
A.M.
was
Walter
Wesley,
fclCE
that
as
AUmlnlBtra-
by
tne
court.
The
bride,
given
In
marriaga
cake
was
cut
by
the
bride
and
p
Briuih
co-by
het
lather;-
wore
a
beautiful,
groom.
Out-of-vlllage
guests
2ih
day
i
ix-aem-
j-whlte
satin
gown
with
floor-
Kitwiin-
came
from
Kitwanga
Miuire
ail
crwiitors
mid
length
veil
and
a
corsage
of
pink
10:55
Weauiei
and
Interlude
11:00
Saturday
Date
cool
and
Hazelton.
During
the
evening
a
wedding
cimus
anaiiin
"
anci
white
roses
and
sweetpeas
Enjoy
Real
Home-Cookfed
Meals
and
Pastry!
Weather
Report
dance
was"
held
in
the
Comniun-
11:30-
:
;r
ta"
atuir-si.'
men-
Her
matron,
of
honor
was
Miss
,n
or
b.-1'ire
the
15th
i
Aggie
Good
who
wore
a
white
ity
Hall
which
was
decorated
11:31
Message
Period
taffeta
gown.
There
ware
fourlwjth
pink
and
white.
Music
was
j
ll:33-Recorded
Interlude
bridesmaids,
the
Misses
Matilda
by
Douglas
Wesley
and
his
string
'
11:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
BUCKET
LUNCHES
YES
SIR
We
will
cut
you
a
lunch
that
you
will
certainly
relish.
SATURDAY
P.M
:,Wr.
WW,
ufur
which
,mcmi
to
distribute
the
t
entitled
by
law.
hav-,ulj
to
siH.i
clulms
at
;
thru
have
been
notl-
r
Uilw
not'ee
Uutt
all
iifd
to
said
estaut
are
wngni,
ttena
uooa,
vera
uer-iband.
rick
and
Merla
Margon.
who
woie
Delicious
refreshments,
pre-
12:00
CBC
News
ice
D
ue
taiieta
gowns.
'
pared
by
the
bride's
mother,
i2:03-Saturday
Magazine
Ld
tli-ir
UiUeuUHiuesa
to
Spaghetti
and
Fish
and
Chip
orders
to
take
out
Phone
575
this
Crmr
Rupert,
B.C.,
timber.
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$
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$
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3:25
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Interlude
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E,.cl,E,JH.,ByA1.,
.
J
II
miWljllln
qI
II
i
Usher
was
Albert
Douse.
,
Good
and
Vera
,
Derrick.
Mrs.
Following
the
ceremony
a
re-
Geoffery
Johnson
of
Skeena
ception
was
held
at
the
commun-j
Crossing,
Mrs.
Fred
Johnson
of
lty
hall.
The
Kltzegulcla
Brass
Kitwanga
and
Mrs.
Marlon
Wll-Band
led
the
wedding
party
'to
Hams,
Skeena
Crossing,
sang
as
the
hall
under
the
leadership
of
did
Harold
Sinclair.
The
dance
Walter
Wesley.
Mrs.
Fred
Oood
lasted
until
daybreak,
ending
and
Mrs.
Milton
welcomed
the
with
three
cheers
lor
the
bride
guests.
A
three-tier
wedding
and
groom.
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