Executive
Is
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
consists
of
William
H.
Murray,
A.
M.
Hurst,
C.
Anderson,
Graham
Alexander,
Victor
Duncan,
Neil
Cameron,
J.
S,
Greer,
Mrs.
Margaret
E.
-Smith,
Alf
Worth-lngton
and
D
Gomez.
Burns
Pension
Plan
Extended
feJHRerelecled
Wednesday,
April
5,
1950
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An
SITS
pendent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Legion
Again
Tak-
Canadian
in
Organisation
ing
Lead
IMt...
URt
I,
CALGARY
Enlargement
of
I
the
pension
and
group
insurance
'
plan
of
Burns
and
Company
Limited
and
Ms
five
subsidiaries,
ef-
of
Football
"All
present
officers
and
exc
Men'
r.k...
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
For
tne
East
.
Monday.
Wednesday,
Friday
8:00
p.m
From
ilio
East-Tuesday,
Thursday
-iaturdaj
rnTc
...
.
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he
latest
Now
fective
April
1,
was
announced
to
!
the
staff
over
the
week-end
at
!
the
company's
head
office
in
Cal-i
The
privileges
are
made
available
j
gary
by
R.
J.
Dinning,
president,
j
to
more
than
five
thousand
em-
plovees
and
will
extend
immed
MenV
PASTS-for
mi-dress.
A
real
Now
ti
n.
"n
Fine
URess
I
dines,
twws,
,
at
real
sayings,
cutive
members
'of
'
-the
Prince
j
Rupert'
Canadian,
Legion'
were
re-elected
for
the
coming
year
at
a
meeting
Monday
night'
in
1
the
new
Legion
building
In
ad-j
ditlon,
two
new
members
were,
elected
to
the
committee.
Theyj
were
Alf
Worthington
and
D.1
Gomez.
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A
large
gathering
of.
members
last
night
decided
to
or-,
ganlze
association
football
in
j
this
city
again
this
year
and
a!
meeting
dealing
with
the
matter
will
be
held
at
some'
future
date.
Philip
Ray,
secretary
man-jger,
announced
that
30
now
members
have
Joined
the
club
in
the
past
few
weeks.
This
L.
.
r-or
Friendly
Service
And
Advice
in
Your
Building
Insulation
and
i
Decoration
Problems
ISLAND
CITY
!
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
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Builders'-SuppHra
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585
McBride
St.
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and
northern
and
central
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Columbia
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Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
fYince
Rupert
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News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
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British
Columbia
G.
A
jlUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
f
timber
of
CAnadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
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Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
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rer
Week,
;oc;
Per
Month,
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real.
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Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
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Improving
Museum
"T
HE
MUSEUM
BOARD
is
to
be
congratulated
on
I
obtaining
an
expert
to
come
to
Prince
Rupert
and
arrange
the
very
interesting
local
institution
in
a
maimer
that
befits
ics
value
and
potential
interest.
Its
attractiveness
will
undoubtedly,
be
very
greatly
enhanced
as
a
result
of
the
overhaul
and
classifica-ion.
The
Museum
has
become
one
of
Prince
Rupert's
principal
centres
of
tourist
interest
and
there
are
many
articles
in
it
of
unique
and
curiosity-exciting
value.
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only
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SPORT
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J
oie,
plain
Now
iately
to.
fully
half
the
staff.
It
is
a
joint
contributory
pension
plan
and
all
employees
who
a-e
more
than
thirty
years
of
age
with
a
minimum
of
live
years
of
service
are
eligible.
In
addition
to
pensions
the
company
has
brought
into
effect
a
revised
scheme
of
insurance
the
terms
of
which
provide
a
death
benefit
equivalent
to
one
and
'one
third
year's
salary.
Group
insurance
for
employees
has
been
operated
in
the
Burns
organization
for
upwards
of
twenty-seven
years.
Mr.
Dinning
pointed
out
that
to
date
the
company
has
contributed
more
than
a
million
dollars
to
the
pension
plan
which
Dress
SOxJ
I
c'n
in
u
.
woo,,
fay
eokHj
prices
......
Boys'
LONG
PAVTsl
and
-ell
made,
fo,
brings
the
membership
total
toi
about
600.
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Following
is
slate
of
officers
,
for
1950:
I
President
James
'
Nlcholl.
1
First
vltl'-president
Rod
M.
MacLeod.
3.'cond
vice-president
Alexander
Haig.
Secretary-manager
M.
Ray.
The
executive
committee
t
rtrm
,
HOME
AFTER
THREE
YEARS
IN
ANTARCTIC
After
three
years
among
the
desolate
wastes
of
the
Antarctic,
three
young
British
scientists
have
returned
to
civilization.
Their
relief
ship
was
unable
to
break
through
the
stiff
pack-ice
which
surrounded
their
advance
base
on
Stonington
Island
in
Marguerite
Bay.
Rescuf
had
to
be
achieved
by
air,
and
a
Norseman
aii
craft
brought
them
to
safety.
Now,
their
great
adventure
over,
they
are
in
London.
Although
marooned,
the
British
party
had
ample
food
and
fuel
stocks.
Left
to
right:
Terence
Mark
Randall,
Bernard
Stonehouse
and
Harold
Jones.
I
DRAIN
CLOGGED
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Just
one
of
our
many
!
nwr-j
gency
services.
Pumping
flood-
d
cellars,
removing
violations:
and
"
-replacing
rusted
'
pipes-:
promptly
attended
to.
j
GALL-
ITS
-WITHOIT
DKLAVj
Alteration
and
Jobbing
!
Contracid
j
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Prince
Rupert
i
A
lot
of
good
work
has
been
done
locally
in
or-
;was
instituted
originally
in
1943.
With
today's
announcement
it
is
ganizing
and
arranging
it
and
appreciation
is
due
estimad
that
the
expansion
of
tlWe
who
have
brought
it
along
this
far.
ou
saw
n
in
trj
1
Plumbing
l&
Heating
Classified
ads
b,1:
ANOTHER
ASSET
BUD
SCHUMAN
(Old
Post
Office
Bldg.)
DKAUTIFUL
FROM
THE
standpoints
of
site,
,
the
scheme
will
involve
the'com-
j
pany
in
several
millions
of
dol-I
lars
over
a
period
of
years.
I
Further
in
his
statement,
-Mr.
'
Dinning
emphasized
that
this
'
revised
plan
marked
an
import-
'
j
an
development
in
the
com-
j
j
pany's
welfare
program.
Already
'
in
operation
is
a
medical
sick
pay
.
and
hospitalization
plan
for
all
employees
and
their
families.'Ex-
(
1
tensvie
benefits
have
been
dariv-
,
;ed
by
employees
from
this
source
:
:
over
past
years.
1
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This
revised
scheme
will
have
j
the
effect
of
including
a
large
!
'number
of
additional
employees)
of
the
Burns
organization
across
1
Canada.
The
companies
affected
1
Moving,
Pafkitj,
Shipping;
ind
--
Cartage
and
A
Complete
Reliable
lent
Service,
also
Canadian
Liquid
.l
D
equipment
and
furnishings,
the
new
Canadian
Legion
edifice
is
today
something
meriting
fullest
support
and
co-operation.
Not
only
is
it
an
outstanding
asset
for
the
Legion,
it
will
grow
as
a
facility
to
Prince
Rupert
as
a
whole
and
to
all
w
h
o
share
in
the
common
task
of
community
work.
One
need
go
no
further
than
think
of
publicity,
which
is
needed
just
as
much
as
ever.
Every
summer
toss's
call
here.
Practically
all
are
people
of
cul-
for
Oxygen.
Airtji
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
JaK,
Bulger.
Ltd.
ihird
Avenue
welding
supplies.
Lindsay's
Cai
Storage
Lis
are
Burns
and
Co.
LimitecU
Burns
and
Co.
Eastern
Limited,
Consol-
i
Cor.
2nd
and
Pa:
Est.
1910
FhoM
idated
Fruit
Company
Limited,
Palm
Dairies
Limited,
'
Crystal
tuT5and
some
of
distinction.
Many
are
elderly.
1
The
lure
of
remoteness
and
unpeopled
wilds
Dairies
Limited,
Vancouver,
and
'
i
rm
helps
draw
north
residents
of
older
lands
and
grea
Woodland
Dairy
company
Lim
MANUFACTURERS'
AGENT
;
Wholesale
Warefiouse
carrying
a
represenUiire
prompt
service
to
th
trade
GOODYEAR
TIRE
&
RUBBER
CO.
Tires,
tubes,
hose,
belting,
accessories.
ciws.
1
hey
do
no
lorget
tne
amenities
01
tne
cmnz-
j
iw,
Edmonton.
a5im
thev
are
accustomed
to.
j
;
1
If,
way
of
illustration
some
systematic
plan
rZ
J
.
c2ild
be
evolved
here
whereby
some
of
these
chance
v,i"
Ntw
TWK
sttangers
could
enjov
an
hour
at
the
Legion,
the
'
new
york
cp
-The
Canadian
.
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,
.
.
.
naval
squadron
which
is
now
par-
experience
to
them,
would
indeed
be
a
happy
surprise
tciDatlIl
in
3oint
manoeuvres
n
;
CANADIAN
WESTINGHOUSE
CO.
Lamps
only,
f.
'
and
Incandescent,
6
to
230
volts.
GENERAL
BATTERY,
CO.
Of
CANADA
-
Radio
flashlights,
ignition
batteries.
ims,
wunout
question,
wouici
oe
tne
source
01
a
type
of
publicity-
for
the
city
that
cannot
be
bought.
Spring
Clean
with
an
Electric
Vacuum
Cleaner
O.
H.
WOOD
&
CO.
Industrial
sanitation,
paper
to'
the
Caribbean
will
make
a
courtesy
visit
to
New
York
-
April
7.
The
ships
are
the
light
fleet
aircraft
carrier
H.M.C.S.
Magnificent,
the
destroyer
Micmac
and
the
frigate
Swansea.
deodorizers.
DUSTBANE
CO.
of
B.
C
Dustbane,
Sisal,
Janitor
hotel
and
restaurant
supplies.
.
IMPERIAL
WIPING
RAO
CO.
and
others
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PRINCE
RUPERT
5UPPLY
'
You
can
clean
not
only
rugs
and
carpets
but
also
drapes,
Venetian
blinds,
chesterfields,
overstuffed
chairs
and
in
and
around
radiators.
It's
wonderful
what
you
can
do
with
a
new
electric
cleaner
and
attachments.
And
it's
so
easy,
and
so
thorough!
You'll
be
surprised
how
much
brighter
your
rugs,
drapes
and
upholstery
look
after
they've
been
vacuum-cleaned
and
how
much
longer
they
last.
"Call
us
for
a
free
demonstration.
CHANDLER'S
PORTRAIT
STUTJIO
Film
Finishing
Enlarging
Flash"
Photo?
laken
if'Hom
Phone
Green
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Drl
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Wdlls,
Woodwork
Floors
and;
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Hardware
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ithe
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RUPERT
CEMENT
PRODUCTS
LIMITED
LARGEST
SELECTION
IN
"Good
heavens,
woman
don't
you
have
any
sales
resistance
at
all?"
Ready-Mix
Concrete
Delivered
to
the
Job
.oMSr.p."1-
R.C.A.
EASTER
SUNDAY
!
iJr
tt,
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Re
now
in
stock
75c
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$1.25
Popular
Records
Classics
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PRICES:
include
Darex
the
fifth
ingredient
In
Concrete
.
Four
Sacks
Cement
to
Yard
:
$16.60
per
yard
Five
Sacks
Cement
to
Yard
$17.50
per
yard
Six
Sacks
Cement
to
Yard
$18.95
per
yard
No
Orders
Accepted
for
less
than
two
yards
E-QL'IPMEXT
FOR
RENT:
Two
wheeled
rubber
tyred
concrete
buggies
Bbc
per
day
Seven
cubic
feet
capacity
Single
wheeled
concrete
barrows
50c
per
day
:
ORDERS
TO
BE
IN
ONE
DAY
PRIOR
TO
DELIVERY
;
Phones:
Office
GO;
Plant
564
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oi
all
fires
are
in
residential
properties!
Dwelling
fire
Insurance
it
inexpensive
ARE
YOU
INSURED
TO
PRESENT-DAY
VALUES
?
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
p.
n.
LINZEY
Green
6G7
Non
Breakable
Long
Lasting
Flowered
Silk,
jerseys,
pastel
crepes,
ever
popular
navy,
from
:
$1
0.95
up
COATS
and
Cf7
QC
SHORTIES
from
up
Easter
Suits
from
$22.95
DOM'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
McBride
Street
AND
NOW