8
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
September
28,
1950
Sad
Briton
Is
Hard
To
Find
observed,
"to
the
sad
boring
beer
parlors
of
British
Columbia
where
the
objective
seems
to
be
to
ply
one
with
as
much
beer
as
possible."
Transportation
is
easy
in
England,
Mrs.
Arnold
said.
One
can
get
anywhere.
Small
cars
are
the
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
'3
Power
Co.
Reports
Water
Supply
In
Woodworth
A
letter
from
Northern
B.C.
Power
Company
read
at
Monday
night's
meeting
of
the
city
coun
I
order
and
she
told
humorously
of
jher
difficulty
in
getting
out
of
!
one.
"It
was
sometimes
a
family
Cartoon
-
News
Vi.
kHVUU''
"1
Eves.
7.00-9.05
VV,
VV.
JT,
1
NftftJ
"They
Have
Fun,"
Says
Mrs.
Arnold
Reminiscences
After
Trip
"They
talk
about
the
sad
and
serious
Englishman
but
I
did
not
see
very
many
of
them."
said
Mrs.
Nora
Arnold
as
she
spoke
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
luncheon
yesterday
and
told
of
her
recent
visit
to
her
problem
of
how
I
was
to
be
extricated."
she
commented.
The
courtesy
on
the
roads
was
something
to
be
noted.
The
fellow
ahead
seemed
always
looking
out
for
the
fellow
benmd
anu
vije
versa.
She
told
of
the
fine
roads
First
of
the
large
refrigerator
ships
from
Alaska
to
call
here
since
June,
Alaska
Steamshin
Co.'s
Lucidor
arrived
In
port
a;
6
o'clock
last
evening
irom
Ketchikan
with
eleven
.-anoaus
of
frown
fish
for
t'ansshipment
East
over
Canadian
National
Railways.
The
"vessel
was
here
until
3
o'clock'
this
morning
when
she
will
oiocccd
io
Seattle.
B
Eyollson
win
cil
gave
the
following
information:
The
average
measured
flow
of
water
Into
Woodworth
Lake
is
53
458.380
gallons
per
day.
the
average
quantity
usod
for
power
develonment
Is
18,559,800
gallons
per
day;
surplus
water
run
off
and
not
used
Is
34,
898.580.
or
enough
If
stored,
to
supply
a
poDulation
of
230,000
with
150
!
lca
ln
to
ho,
Th's
is
Mrs.
Qaica.
to
this
district.
Commissioner
Of
Guides
Here
In
the
course
of
a
throughout
the
province,
native
land
during
which
she
j
throughout
the
country
even
travelled
considerably
in
van-1
the
lanes
and
the
byways.
Exciting
New
Fashions
At
Excising
Low
Prices!
17
5
"
tour
j
Mr.
CI!-
r
ous
parts
and
saw
the
people
in
"ordinary
living."
"I
found
them
bright,
intelli
M
H
n
Bus
travelling
was
exceedingly
cheap,
comfortable
and
speedy.
But
the
same
could
not
be
sai.i
gallons
per
person
per
day.
Stor-
M)torsMp
Sidney.
Capt.
O.
Hcndriekson,
was
in
port
Tues-
j
own
crop:
gent
and
eouraaeous,"
said
Mrs.!
At
PEOPLES
of
the
railroads
which
were
ex
Arnold.
"They
are
still
a
grand
It
had
been
day
from
Ketchikan
with
tremely
run
down
,!w
ls
tins.
lUi,
7
"'il'tff
oil
u,i
three
carioaas
oi
irozen
usn
joi
transshipment.
To
please
your
own
Notonlyitettato,
oil
prraut
raiiid
,
,
In
o)cn
ux
7
race
of
people.
amazing
to
see
how
the
people
They
have
fun,
too,
said
the
0f
England
old
and
young
alike
ex-mayor.
She
told
of
visits
to
had
taken
to
cycling
They
the
old
country
inn
where
light
wt
re
to
be
seen
in
great
waves,
drinking
is
restrained
and
where
This
was
in
line
with
the
teu-c.-eiybody
gets
together,
in
a
j
cency
of
the
English
today
to
go
democratic
friendly
way
and
j
places
under
their
own
power,
ipencis
the
evening
singing.j
The
English
are
great
walkers
breaking
up
sometimes
with
a
,
too,"
she
said
hymn-
at
10:30
and
wending
,
Foon
N()T
so
GOOD
t.ieir
homewards
way
Food
was
not
too
good.
Mrs.
In
port
Tuesday
with
canned
salmon
from
Ketchikan
wis
the
motorship
Dagney
,Capt.
S.
L.
Wilks.
The
salmon
Is
for
transshipment
over
C.N.R.
lines
to
the
United
States.
,
"'"'I'"-
Ulffltl
f
,
In
skin
tamm,
,'.
SKWiua
u
quickIJ8B),
kln
eruptions
art
Z'.
age
capacity
at
present
dam
level
I
John
Quinnell,
Provincial
Coin-is
2,000.000,000
gallons.
missloner
for
Girl
Guides,
arrived
In
addition,
the
letter
went
on
j
in
Prince
Rupert
on
this
after-to
say
that
the
company
had
:
noon's
plane
and
leaves
for
always
done
its
utmost
to
rate-1
Prince
Georae
on
Friday's
train,
guard
the
city's
wat
er
supply
and
j
While
here,
Mrs.
Quinnel
will
be-that
during'
the
crisis
last
winter
(
the
guest
of
Mi."
Honora
L.
there
had
been
nearly
a
billion
Sllversides,
Dis
trict
Commh-.ion-gallons
of
water
ln
the
lake.
i
cr
for
Girl
Guides,
and
Mrs.
W.
The
letter
was
referred
to
the
S.
Herein.
Board
of
Works
committee
to
be
This
eveninc.
local
and
d't;tr:ct
considered
while
discussing
the
Guide
and
Prownie
ladcri
and
question
of
water
supply.with
the
1
members
of
the
Girl
Guide
lj-city
engineer.
ical
Associations
and
Committee)
will
gather
at
Mrs.
Kergin's
to
T.
M.
Oibnonregional
suoer-
meet
the
Provincial
Ccmmlssicn-intentlent;
BC.
Tower
Commis-
ier
,md
on
Fr'd.-.v
afternoon
Mn.
slon,
arrived
with
his
automobile
i
f
I
m
if
h
strong
tashion
sense
.
.
.
to
please
your
limited
budget
...
a
new
group
of
fresh-for
-
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dresses
at
truly
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prices!
We
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the
newsst
sheath-silhouette
styles
.
.
.
the
most
popular
fabrics
and
Autumn
'50
colors.
Junior
and
misses'
sizes.
Come
choose
today.
wnai
a
ju-iurasi,
mis.
nmoia
Arnold
saldi
but
tnpre
were
urn,
San
tti
skin
(Imirders.
You
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It,
OH
In
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ommm
k
DruKsomnymoaprnj,
ialactiun
or
monj
bn,
A
gasoline
strive
ci.tchlng
fire
on
J.
A.
Smith's
fishing
boa'.,
No
Confidence,
yesterday
afternoon
was
cause
for
calling
out
the
fire
department.
Mr.
Smith
was
able
to
throw
the
stove
overboard
before
any
damage
was
done
the
boat,
which
was
tied
up
at
Carson's
float.
He
escaped
with
rather
badly
burned
hands
.
yesterday
on
the
Prince
George,
i
He
will
motor
on
to
Terrace
to
Inspect
commission
prooerty
and
return
to
Vernon
by
car.
i
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
plenty
of
meals.
Starchy
diets,
were
tending
to
make
the
people
;
overweight.
She
had
gained
ten
pounds
herself.
The
meat
ration
was
still
pitifully
light
in
comparison
with
Canada.
I
"If
you
send
food
to
Britain,
j
send
suirar
they
are
biRgin?
for
it
over
there,"
Mrs.
Arnold
said.
"They
also
love
Canadian
canned
salmon.
What
they
get
mostly
now
is
the
Russian
variety
which
is
of
very
poor
quality."
Clothing
was
much
more
plentiful
today
than
it
had
been
but
the
Englishman
was
still
conservative
in
his
taste.
She
had
found
it
amusing
at
first
to
see
the
well
dressed
London
business
man
going
to
work
In
bow-
across
tie
cowl
en
Miss
Gloria
Sather,
athletic
instructor
at
the
Civic
Centre,
returned
on
the
Prince
George'
today
from
Vancouver,
where
she
has
been
taking
a
refresher
course
in
pro-ref
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
Folks
who
love
Corn
Flaket
buy
Kellogg'i
f,
make
'em.
Yes.
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Corn
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thorough
tuminstion
and
vi.usl
tnslysii
will
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occur
in
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win
pUn
to
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youf
ytl
(xsmlntd
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by
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of
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Newer
houses
in
England
were
I
roin-j
in
for
gardens
and
artistb
I
arrangement
but
government
I
restrictions
made
it
exceedingly
i
difficult
to
build
new
houses.
'Ih"
"development
charge"
(improvement
tax)
was
satisfactory.
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Turning
to
the
political
scene
I
-
-Mrs
Arnold
felt
that
England
was
going
back
to
the
feudal
sys-
tern
with
the
government
a3
overlord
.
It
has
got
to
a
point1
now
where
they
are
almost
brib-1
ing
the
people
with
their
own'
money
100
percent
taxes
on
cars
,
75
percent
on
watches.
The'
Extro
comfort
and
less
work
for
you
with
a
Coleman
Oil
Heater
Low
In
Cost
Efficient
in
Opsration
Available
.now
at
feovernment
might
be
.giving
what
seemed
to
be
.
security
but
;
I
fcirir
ITT
-TlTiimTiil4
l
i
.
tne
people,
whether
they
real-'
;
Jd
it
or
not,
were
paying
for
it
i
through
excessive
taxes.
.-.
QUESTIONABLE
ECONOMY
i
-For
myself,"
said
Mrs.
Arnold,
'I
don't
see
how
it
is
going
to
'
continue.
I
don't
see
how
the
economy
,
of
the
country
can
stand
it.
Top
men
were
picking
loff
titles
and
highly
paid
jobs
I
for
themselves.
Mrs.
Arnold
agreed
that
the
'older
people
were
deserving
of
security
but
she
did
ljoi
u
.
I
of
the
incentive
of
the
young
be
Flakes
so
crisp
they
rustle
out
of
the
boi!
M
McBride
Street.
Phone:
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the
milk
you
pour
over
them!
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are
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duo
&mmm
best!
S1
ing
dulled
through
dependence
I
upon
social
security.
j
A
former
teacher
herself
in
the
(Old
Country,
Mrs.
Arnold
had
'noted
the
great
improvement
in
j
schools
and
recreational
facilities
but
questioned
the
wisdom
of
"free
discipline"
and
the
new
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p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
l;hr
ystem
where
a
child,
If
not
passing
scholarship
examinations
at
age
of
eleven,
was
denied
the
chance
of
more
advanced
schooling.
Mrs.
Arnold
spoke
of
the
tendency
towards
school
meals,
something
which
had
developed
during
the
war
when
mothers
worked
so
generally.
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present
in
the
person
of
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.
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half
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so
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rich,
that
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