I
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
March
21,
1950
.
Arbitrate
Wage
Scale
HOME
Beauty
Queens
At
feVwrrHoirr
a
Et-Mayor
Arnold
to
Represent
City
w
Firemen's
Fay
Jaycees'
Party
n
ftrvrvrvitvft
lM"B"i
Ex-Mayor
Norah
Arnold
was
appointed
as
city
representative
I
St
Patrick's
t)ay
was
celebrated
and
T.
W.
Brown
as
solicitor
lor,
in
true
fashion
Friday
night
otj
agr
j.
!
the
city
to
sit
on
a
board
of
arbl-
I
the
special
dance
sponsored
by
tration
regarding:
the
setting
of
!ithe
Junior
Chamber
of
Corh-
a
wage
scale
tor
city
firemen.
;
merce
with
over
four
hundred
1
'
4
'
'
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s
...
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V
A-
AS
SOON
AS
POSSIBLE-In,
teed.
Dig
a
trench
about
a
foot
most
parts
of
the
country
garri-
or
so
deep.
Tramp
in
some
well-eners
will
have
to
content
them-1
'otted
manure,
leaves,
etc.
Top
selves
largely
with
planning
and
I
o!i
wlth
two
or
three
Inches
of
dreaming
and
reading
the
eerj
t
the
finest
and
richest
soil
avail-
i
catalogues.
Until
weather
and
,
able
and
plant
In
this
about'
soil
really
start
to
warm
tnere
in
!
three
Inches
apart
Let
the
i
not
a
great
eal
of
active
work
weather
gradually
fill
in
the1
...
.
-icaiK!
a
Dill
nn
a
a
a
fan
lukn
i
,iD
it
IMivru
Prince
Rupert
tolk
joining
in
op.
the
festivities.
The
competitors
for
the
title
of
"Miss
Rupert"
vere
Introduced
to
the
audience
dressed
!WtpuhlishclorJ..
Om""l
Huard
or
,
of
BtiUih
Columbia.
uu.
o.c
,cw
W
irencn
to
menui-no
ripen
rt
both
In
evening
gowns
and
bath-suits.
Those
taking
part
in
the
that
could
and
should
be
done.
Appontmehts
were
made
at
c
I
special
meeting
of
council
day
afternoon.
The
city
Is
offering
an
increase
of
two
and
one-half
per
Cent
over
the
present
wages
but
firemen
are
demanding
li
per
cent.
The
firemen
will
appoint
a
representative
and
the
two
representative
will
then
appoint
a
chairman.
Council
members
expressed
the
desire
to
obtain
the
services
of
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton
as
tirrirwin
frnvtriA
the
necessary,
nun
ucrs
van
uc
yiuneu
;inu
V.I4
ntnA
n)rt
iVtn
1
4
A
climbing
material
strings
or
finals
April
28
will
be
Misses
Iona
j
Hardy,
Beverly
Mattson,
Mar-1
garet
Gagnon.
Edna
Ronald,
Bet-
in
shrubs.
For
the
other
kind
it
.
DrustV
when
the
plants
T3Tl
Is
usually
be.st
to
wait
until
the
Start
to
bloom
cllP
day-
flowering
season
is
over.
One
cm
1
LAWN
WORK
EARLY,
TOO
also
prepare
hotbeds
or
flats
for
Ijawn
Brass
is
another
plant
that
early
sowlne.
OHen.
too.
there
h
llkes
to
set
started
early.
One
i
a
spot
in
the
arden
where
frost
i
can't
w
too
soon
In
the
spring,
i
ty
Campbell
Joyce
Tattf
rsall.
The
introduction
of
the
beauty
show
contestants
was
follow
ITI.
TRACTORS
ed
by
a
mock
beauty
show
with
six
of
the
Junior
Chamber
mom-
iumoih
i
1
.ino
MlATIONS
Alderman
T.
B
Black
rhairtnan
leaves
eaiiv
and
the
soil
dries
,
Seme
people
even
broadcast
over
'iiffl"!ently
to
row
sweet
peas.
(the
last
snow
and
a
11
melts
it
nvia
-v.
carries
the
seed
down
Into
the
of
the
wage
committee,
reported
bers
dressed
up
in
elaborate
cos
help
you
Plon
that
"your
committee
has
rnrried
tum?8
representing
movie
stars
on
prolonged
negotiations
with
In
costume
from
Betty
Orable
to
home
under
Offlciil
X
i
it
UU
WITH,
l
8ft
.
rth-.u?n
,
l,ping
place.'
,
Mwct
peas
must
bo
In
early.
0
c'
h,s
"Bht
not
be
ad-
If
one
follows
directions
on
the
H.A.
?H
sed
packet
success
is
guaran-
the
various
unions
Involved,
and
R'ta
Hayworth
who
showed
up
in
line
with
their
policy
over
the
ith
her
husband
All
Khan,
past
several
years,,
it
Is
recom-I
II.
Homes
was
the
winner
or
mending
that
various
unions
he
the
portable
radio
which
was
the
!
offered
Increases
....
effective
door
prize
for
the
evening.
Music
ti.-uijic
mueii
running
wawr
might
carry
seed
away
Goodj
i
grass
eed
.
usually
comes
4n
(packages,
and
It
consists
of,
a
blend
of
several
different
graces.
Some
of
these
germtn-
SINGER-3
SET
'EM
UP.
PIN
GIRL!
This
new
bowling
ball
machine,
made
Us
debut
in
New
York
recently.
The
ball,
after
being
tossed
down
the
alley
la
directed
or
rolled
Into
a
slot
and
the
weight
of
the
ball
sets
an
automatic
lever
in
moton,
raising
the
ball
to
the
return
rack
It's
a
boon
to
plnboys
,and,
if
the
ease
of
the
job
now
makes
it
attractive
to
young
ladies
like
this,
it
may
prove
a
boon
to
those
players
who
are
inspired
by
pulchritude
to
greater
accuracy.
mjt
BREAD
January
1."
.
I
was
provided
by
the
Four
Duken
The
committee
recommended
Orchestra.
The
entertainment
that
firemen's
wages
should
be
chairman
was
George
Tomllnson.
as
folows:
."
'
'
.
,
The
proceeds
of
the
dance
will
I
.
We
repair
all
makes
Sewing
Machines
WORK
GUARANTEE!
ate
quickly,
.
providing
some
color
and
also
the
necessary
protection
for
the
later
more
Yours,
with
wonderful
the
original
snonsnrs
of
tl-ip
Ml'SIC
AND
DRAMA
(Continued
l
rum
Page
li
fast-rising
For
Free
Estimate.
Prince
Rupert
and
District
Music
i
Probationers-$175
for
a
period
j
and
Drama
Festival
These
cups
I
of
six
months-
'
.
'
go
towards
the
J.
C.'s
projects
which
include
building
of
new
road
signs
and
welcome
slirns
In
the
city.
Phone
864
DRY
Yeast!
permanent
sorts.
For
shady
locations
one
should
get
a
special
mixture.
Either
for
patching
or
new
lawns
grass
seed
lightly
raked
In.
Like
most
Fhnulri
h
sown
liherallv
nrul
per
are
held
by
Melvin
Moore
and
Flrst
year
firemen
$207
Marjorie
Leeman
respectively,
month.
Singer
Sewing
Centre
teachers,
members
of
casts
of
ifcc
plays
and
all
other
interested
people.
The
meeting
will
be
on
The
Council
also
donated
a
third
Second
year
firemen
$219
per
1
4
plants
grass
will
appreciate
Frlday
niBht
after
tne
Festival
orw
nH
on
nrdnni
nr..
and
refreshments
will
be
served.
cup
to
go
to
the
best
junior
drama
month.
group,
won
by
the
Booth
High
j
Third
year
firemen
2M
ner
"r,
FINE
PRINTING
at
Suggestions
for
program
School
n
1948
and
1949.
'month.
plication
of
fertilizer.
New
grass
is
easily
pulled
out
so
one
should
changes
were
considered.
After
(
The
Department
of
Education
1
The
committee
also
much
deliberation
the
commit-
offer
two
cups
one
for
the
best
mended
an
additional
make
sure
the
mower
Is
sharp.
-
5
-
t
REGAL
PRINTED
Si
holiday
with
pay
annually
due
to
the
men
working
on
statutory
holidays.
This
means
that
after
a
year's
employment
with
the
department
a
fireman
would
be
granted
a
three
week
holiday;
PHONE
24
222
Second
tee
concluded
that
rearrange-!
senior
drama
group,
held
both
tnent
of
classes
now
would
be
years
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Little
more
upsetting
than
helpful.
Theatre;
and
one
for
the
best
Seven
trophies
in
the
form
of
junior
choir,
donated
last
year
silver
cups
are
to
be
presented
to
and
a
arued
to
the
St.
Andrew's
contestants
in
this
week's
Music
Junior
Choir,
under
Peter
Lien,
and
Drama
Festival,
six
ot
them
All
nips
are
held
for
one
year
:
Are;
J
HOTBEDS
AND
WINDOW:
FLATS
Where
a
large
quantity
of
started
plants
are
needed
one
can
save
expense
by
growing
In
a
hotbed.
It
Is
best
to
get
a
government
bulletin
which
will
give
the
details
of
construction
and
maintenance.
Briefly
the
affair
Is
simply
a
bed
of
rich
soil
mounted
on
a
layer
of
horse
manure
or
something
similar
hen
you
bake
Ln'i
K.ul
t'il
being
awarded
for
drama
efforts
and
one
for
choral
achievements.
All
seven
cups
are
being
lit!
Thi
wn-in
kftns
in
nJiiM-itiini;
FOR
HEALTH'S
SAKE
"
"
Try
a
8teambah
at
,
For
Inside
and
'
ouUlde
employees
and
telephone
operators,
an
Increase
of
two
and
one
half
per
cent
was
also
recommended.'
i
The
committee
asked
for
ah
1
adoption
of
the
current
scale
paid
by
the
B.
CV
Electric
Company
as
VOt.
by
the
winners,
then
small
replicas
are
given
them
to
keep
when
the
c
ups
ae
turned
In
for
the
next
years
Festival.
Eu(h
entrant
in
the
musical
section
is
given
a
ceitifcale
of
llvltfririutlHMll
r
.
.
"'!..
'I
that
will
generate
heat
and
tho
auracuveiy
tu-spiayea
m
me
wm-whole
protected
by
a
rough
dow
of
the
Northern
B.
C-
Powei
wooden
frame
on
which
Is
a
Company
by
awards
chairman
utu
Northern
Sports
&
Health
Springi
STEAM
BATIIS
,
SHOWERS
,
):
MASSAGE
)
a
scale
for
electrical
wornerj.
sloping
window.
Or
oite
can
use
Rudolph
Olsen.
particpa'.ion.;
Those
attaining'
a
lHr
BREAD
a
.shallow
box,
three
or
lour;
The
most
handsome
cup
is
the
'xeiain
.standard
receive
medals.
I
-j-inches
deep.
Fill
With
-
a-
mix-1
fcfuVof
Arnold
Trobhy:1t
-SS
tMe
finni.n;.ion?
Is
becomina
keif'aM.
j
In
slime
cf
.the
musical
classes-r
.
Open
From
12
Noon
to
I
a.m.
t
?
ture
or
fine
soil,.
s-and
and
lear
first
Cup
to
be
donated
to
the
mould
Until
seeds
germinate
miVal
Association
and
older
cover
lightly
with
cloth
or
blot-1
commiUee
members
regard
it
especially
pianoforte
and
more
i
r
PHONE
638
6th
St.
&
3rd
Ave.
7
days
weekly
'
trophies
or
awards
in
some
form
ims
wri.
irvrtici
nuuB
'""fondlv.
fee
line
that
it
came
as
could
oe
u.sed.
I
i
let
soil
dry
out.
Fffostie
Locke?
presents
for
your
LENTEN
LENTEN
SEASON
SEASON
Loeol
Mon
Visits
,
"
if
'.Y
tf
I
make
a
soft
domr.li.
Knead
on
litjlitly-floiired
iKiard
until
smooth
and
elastic.
Place
in
greased
bowl
and
grease
top
of
doitKh.
Cover
and
set
in
a
warm
place,
free
from
draught
Let
rise
until
dotihled
in
bulk.
Punch
down
doHKh,
trree
top
nd
k'
let
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Punch
down
doiiKh
;
turn
out
on
liRhtly-llourcd
board
and
divide
into
4
etial
portions;
form
into
smooth
balls.
Cover
ltKbtlv
with
cloth
and
let
rest
for
15
mins.
Shape
into
loaves
;
place
in
greased
loaf
pans
(AAm
x
tS',").
Grease
tops,
cover
and
let
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
liake
in
hot
oven,
4(KJ
,
for
20
mins.,
then
reduce
oven
heat
to
moderate,
.'ISO",
and
bake
alKuit
20
miuutej
longer.
.Mime;
writer.
'
c.
ir,
4
bps.
salt
and
t;
slir
until
war
.!(!
ami
shortpn-"i
to
lukcw
arm.
'lire
into
a
larf;e
.urai
water,
1
tlis.
ir;
lir
until
sugar
yinlle
witli
3
rit-unami's
Hoy
:il
Fast
"t
Let
stand
10
'N
stir
wtll.
tlsimr-shortpniiiK
iKtifjc.once-sil'teil
id
5
c.
whole
wheat
nr.
Stir
about
half
nto
yca-,1
mixture
;
roth.
Work
in
re-:'atid.Klil
addition-:',
if
necessary,
to
French
Riviera
SMART
NEW.
MBStf
:
.
ty
li
I
1
the
first
tribute
to
their
own
enterprise.
It
is
awarded
to
the
best
senior
actor
each
year
and
is
held
at
present
by
Mel
Skal-merud.
Mrs.
Dorothy
Keehn
holds
the
cup
donated
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-op
for
the
best
senior
actress
in
1949.
The
cups
for
the
best-
junior!
actor
and
actress
were
donated
M
9
i
i
Fresh
Frosvn
Ret
Spring
Sal-
Arthur
Silversidcs,
.
pioneer
local
business
man,
enjoying
a
trip
abroad,
has
been
h.aul
Uoui
at
Nice.
Franca.
I-'r.
s.WUde3
had
fine
wcailur
on
id
t-.-.i
crossing
awl
U'Us
C.
A.
L..ni:
r
of
having
"a
wonderful
l..
i
everywnere."
.
"
..
,
by
the
Parent-Teacher
Council,
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ARRIVED
Many
new
styles
In
cotton
prints
from
$4.50
Taffeta,
Jersey
and
Skirts
n'
Blouses
Crepe
priced
from
new
creations
'
$10.95
"
Skirts
from
$i&
sizes
12-20
Blouses
from
$323
.
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