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Lucille
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
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Tuesday,
May
30,
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back
and
the
bar.
Play
swung
frrth
but
both
defences
held
out!
and
full
time
came
with
no
goals
'
Bales
And
Gait
Bedspreads
scored.
Teams:
1
mmxmi
Canadian
Legion
Vander-heide,
Silnberg,
Eby,
Shore,
Ycl-land,
Priced
S4-95
Greer,
Baxter,
Wyatt
From
..
Smith,
Armstrong,
Murray
and
i
I
'
wen
TUIIDC
t"k
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7
p.m.
-9
p.m.'
MlM
Double
Bed
Size
Choose
from
Bates,
the
out-tanding
U.
S.
bedspread,
ind
Oalt,
Canada
leading
lactory.
Alexander.
General
Motors
Boulter,
Price,
Robinson,
Charlie
Currle
Olsen.
Wellens,
McKay,
WUon
Hornell,
Ford,
White
and
Welter.
Referee-Sid
Woodside.
Linesmen
DicKcns
anil
Hal-verson.
For
an
opening
game
It
was
I
1
"m'
'".J
:
At
WALLACE'S
Of
Course
i
mmi
well-contested
with
players
of
both
teams
leg
weary
at
the
end.
Vanderheide
was
sound
but
haa
little
to
do.
Eby
was
very
sale
and
with
Sunberg
defended
strongly.
Yelland
was
always
in
the
thick
of
the
struggle
and
had
good
support
from
Greer
received
more
attention
or
consideration."
So
says
Aid.
George
B.
Casey,
Prince
Rupert's
No.
1
old
age
pensioner,
who
spent
some
tims
In
hospital
at
Vancouver
recently
receiving
surgical
treat
Casey
Appreciative
Old
People
Are
Kindly
Treated
and
a
newcomer
Shore.
The
be.it
forwards
were
Baxter,
Arm-1
strong
and
Murray
with
Wyatt
ment
for
the
preserving
of
his
"They
treated
me
like
a
prinre
and
Smith
threatening.
Alex-1
ander
replaced
Shore
and
did
A
millionaire
could
not
have
j
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I
Aid.
Casey,
who
never
was
TULIP
TIME
IN
OTTAWA
Annajean
Holmes
of
Ottawa
settles
herself
for
a
happy
time
among
the
500,000
tulips
now
flowering
on
federal
parks
and
driveways
in
Canada's
capital
city.
This
photo
by
Malak
shows
a
small
bed
of
flowers,
the
gift
of
Queen
Juliana
of
the
Netherlands
in
memory
of
the
part
Canadians
played
in
liberating
her
country
during
the
Second
World
War.
(CPPhotoi
well.
As
a
line
they
were
better
than
the
Motors
but
found
the
opposing
halfback
line
a
tough
cbs'acle.
Boulter
had
more
to
do
than
his
opposite
number
and
kept
his
lines
intact.
Robinson
wa"
known
to
draw
his
punches
'
when
criticism
of
the
authori-
j
ties
seemed
due
in
his
opinion,
does
not
subscribe
to
the
some-
j
times
expressed
opinion
that
the
coalition
government
is
Young
Conservative
Leaders
Are
Coming
Applewaite
To
(J
Kejiccis
Talk
Fisheries
';
Reminisces
hard
to
beat
and
Price
kicked
strongly.
Olsen
was
very
effec
SMITH
find
ELKINS
Plumbing
&
Heating
careless
of
the
interests
of
the
port.
"Yes,
i
was
an
old
age
pen-
In
the
course
of
a
tour
of
the
province
for
the
purpose
of
or-
tive
at
centre
half
with
Wellens,
a
newcomer,
playing
a
great
spoiling
game
nad
kicking
well
under
all
conditions.
Currle
completed
a
strong
halfback
line.
Forward
the
Motors
were
To
Urge
Split
Halibut
Season
in
Commons
WJien
Departmental
Estimates
l'p
sioner
out
then
was
no
cause
ganizlng
young
Progressive-Con-
for
me
to
fesl
in
any
way
serVative
groups,
Les
Bewley,
If
treatment
I
humiliated.
the
preslctent
of
tne
Britlsh
Colum.
received
criterion
I
want
was
any
bia
young
Progressive
Conserv.
to
congratulate
the
government
atiye
Associatioili
wiu
shortl
on
the
way
i
is
treat.ng
the
prmce
-I
J
rnnn.n
A1H
fneat
COVC
His
gratuity
helped
many
a
soldier
buila
u
iiouse
in
the
Red
River
Valley.
But
stripping
off
Prompt
and
Efficient
Service
weak.
Ford
showed
clever
foo:-
Desirability
of
a
new
Interna
tional
halibut
treaty
which
would
'our
uni(orm
alK
travelling
work
and
is
fast.
Pat
Wilson
was
make
clear
authorization
for
the
DatK
n",ut
uluUM,lu:i
ul
"ule3
,
very
quick
and
twice
tested
Van
ker,
federal
organizer
for
British
Co'umbia,
will
make
the
trip
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i.
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it;nnn
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......
from
the
rout,
cocs
not
always
'
cierheide
with
troublesome
shots.
International
Fisheries
to
rec-
rn.HX
uwibc
.
...
...
,
.
,;
,an
v,i
v..
swn
tho
last,
of
a
ommena
a
spin
season
lor
nun-
"
and
Quesnel
areas
will
also
be
,
visited.
out
nsneries
win
De
auvocaien
oy
j-
'e.
T.
Applewhaite,
MP.
for
Skecna.
when
estimates
of
the
A
publication
devoted
to
liter-
,
Hornell
opened
up
the
play
but
shot
poorly.
McKay
was
not
o
effective
as
usual.
White
played
himself
out
In
the
first
half
and
was
replaced
by
Welter
who
tried
hard.
But
the
Legion
ae-lence
gave
the
forwards
few
B.f,
HOSNTUI.Sni'E
Si
BOULTER
&
WELTER
(Formerly
B
&
W
Transfer)
Concrete,
Gravel
and
Cement
Phone
Black
774
(Office)
T.
Norton
Youngs,
3rd
Avenue
NOTE
RETURN
BILLING
CERTIFICATE
WITH
YOUR
I
fVE
RAINT
chances.
and
DECORATE
Department
of
Fisheries
como
ary
matters
prints
an
anecdote
before
Parliament
at
Ottawa.
Mr.
told
by
a
gentleman
who
said
he
Applewhaite
has
advised
the
had
travelled
from
the
Atlantic
Daily
News
that
it
is
his
inten-
to
the
Pacific
coast
and
had
lion
to
speak
at'
some
length
on
noted
how
in
every
hytel
he
thi:;
subject.
s
patronized,
a
Gideon
Bible
and
I
Mr.
Applewhaite
has
written
to
bottle-opener
would
be
in
his
'the
Diily
News
as
follows
on
'
room.
That
is
to
say,
almost
in
i
this
matter:
every
hotel!
For
in
Prince
Ru-
j
"With
reference
to
the
proposal
pert
there
was
no
Bible.
All
he
for
a
split
halibut
season
and,
in
cculd
see
consisted
of
two
bottle-
txterior
or
Interior
SPRAY
or
BRUSH
Wallpaper
Hanging
If
fl
Dtnioi!ke
THE
LATEST
TAINT
BURNING
METHODS
particulai,
to
the
proposal
that
'
openers.
M
ATI)
IK
SPENCE
and
Phone
Blue
215
Why
have
a
noisy
Radio?
LET
OUR
EXPERT
TECHNICIANS
FIX
YOUR
RADIO
TODAY
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
233
Uth
St.
Last
April,
439
families
living
in
BriUlsh
Columbia
and
drawing
family
allowances
moved
east.
In
the
same
month,
216
families
moved
to
British
Columbia.
Chances
are,
dwellings
will
be
scarce
and
living
costs
high,
east,
wst,
north
or
south.
313
3rd
Ave.
Phone
644
1
srt
duinDii
CHANDLER'S
PORTRAIT
STUDIO
.
Film
Finishing
Enlar(,tnp
Flush
Phutos
Takon
kt
Hume
Phone
Green
389
216
4th
St
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
the
International
Fisheries
Cum-
',
mission
should
have
the
power
j
to
recommend
a
split
season,,
the
attitude
of
the
Department
of
Fisheries
as
I
understand
it,
is
that
the
activities
of
the
pom-mission
are
devoted
solely
towards
the
conservation
of
supply,
and
that
they
have
no
auth-oiiiy.
to
issue
any
order
based
solely
on
economic
or
commercial
'grounds,
or
on'
grounds
of
convenience.
I
am
familiar
with
all
the
arguments
already
put
forward
as
to
the
amount
of
on.sci
vati'm
which
would
result
from
a
certain
amount
of
fishing
of
the
July
run
of
halibut
which
h
now
to
Build!
Planning
Call
363
Canada's
eastern
coast
seems
to
be
due
for
another
change
of
name.
The
repjon
used
to
be
known
as
Acadia,
and
later
on,
the
'Muiilimes,'
Today,
with
the
inclusion
of
Newfoundland,
thj
suggestion
is
heard
that
In
future
New
Brunswick,
Nova
Scotia,
Prince
Edward
Island
anrl
Newfoundland
be
known
as
the
Atlantic
Provinces.
This
would
be
true,
apt
and
business
like.
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
For
expert
advice
on
Building
Problems
Mitchell
&
Currie
32
R.
E
Mortimer
(Wear
CFPR.
never
fished
at
all.
However,
the
authorities
are
apparently
not
,
yet
satisfied
on
this
point.
In
the
J
1951
estimates
the
Item
"to
pro-1
vide
for
Canadian
shave
of
ex
324
2nd
ve
i-Bulklers
LIMITED
Contractors
Its
it:r'im.N
.
to
aCv
rttsi
penses
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
r.ppn.ir,l
d
under
treatv
datrvi
JnmK.ry
21,
1037.
between
Cann'la
nrd
the1
United
States
for
the
pre
;erva-'"n
of
ih'!
North
Pn'-Hic
Ir-Uibut.
fish"ii"S
has
heon
!'if-"as"ti
this
year
by
the
sum
nf
$1.r)0nf).:
It
is
expected
that
the
American
authorities
will
provid"
for
a
'ar
inoreas"
pnd
thnt
1hnif
will
be
approximately
$30
000
avail
saw!
tasfss
able
this
year
for
further
investigation
of
the
biological
and
pro-
conservation
features
of
a
posed
split
season."
m
9,
;.
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A
Pistressed
Boat
taken
fo
Namu
A
Penetrating
Sealer
and
Paint
Mix
Tim-ber-lox
is
a
clear
liquid
mad
from
the
finest,
toughest
resins
and
water
repellent
oils
and
is
used
as
a
thinner
lor
oil
based
paints
or
at
a
clear
primer
befori
painting
or
varnishing.'
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svoy
iat
?
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Ma
Y
VANCOUVER
(P:
The
disabled,
halibut
trawler
Oceanus
reached
the
haven
of
Namu
Harbor
yesterday
in
tow
of
the
ccast
guard
cutter
Northwind.
She
had
had
a
12
hour
battle
againrt
galewinds
and
high
seas
in
nithrrn
British
Columbia
waters.
Trie
vessel
radioed
lor
OUTSIDE
PAINTING
in
trder
to
Mtui
I
pod
tint
jab
it
ii
firtt
ntutury
to
wcuro
food
found
or
prime
cost
'
It
is
in
this
(rime
coat
that
tho
addition
of
Tim-Btr-Lon
to
paint
ia
highly
recommonded.
Paint
with
Tim-Ber-Lox
addod,
hat
ouparior
penetrating
and
aealing
ouatitita
which
provido
I
rointorcod
foundation
against
-
moisture
and
holpi
prevent
tho
'
pooling
and
bliMoring
pf
$up
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vv
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of
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will
prevent
separating,
will
greatly
reduce
warping,
buckling,
surface
checking
and
will
eliminate
"Grain
Raiso",
leaving
tho
surface
smooth
and
uniform
for
subsequent
coats
of
varnish
or
paint.
It
costs
no
more
to
use
Tim-Ber-Lox
as
Tim-Ber-Lo
replaces
the
primo
eoat
of
paint
or
acts
as
a
varnish
undercoat
where
plywood
it
later
to
bo
varnished.
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so
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Later
the
skipper
of
the
craft,
j
Haakon
Sehar,
Seattle,
me;-!
BLOSCOM
BEAUTY
Miss"
saged
they
were
able
to
proceed'
after
partially
disentanglin;
!
the
line.
However,
the
North-1
,
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at
your
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or
LUMBER
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Ruby
Mann,
Grimsby,
Ont.,
stenographer',
was
chosen
Blossom
Queen
of
th
Niagara
Peninsula
May
24..
The
18-year-old
beauty
was
presented
with
a
bracelet
and
bouquet
of
carnations
and
orchids.
Selected
from
nine
entrants,
she
Is
shown
here
after
the
crown
wind
took
the
craft
in
tow
yes-
j
I
terday
morning
on
rolling
Queen
;
Charlotte
Sound
and
guided
it
i
I
to
safety.
1
Cislributirl
Mm!
Tt
Pays
To
Arivprte
ing.
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