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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News..
Tuesday,
March
7,
195fl
,
!
PATIENTS
HAVE
,
I
TREK
OVER
ICE
i
!
:
After
an
eight
mile
trek
over
:
the
frozen
Na:is
Rivpr
fm
Quits
Office
In
Protest
School
Pupils
Offer
Program
I
mittee
of
the
Chamber
consist-j
ins
of
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene,
W.
F.
tetone
and
L.
M
fr'ekenlhal
u
t
ieconskier
resisjnin
as
a
mem-
ber
of
the
Chamber.
usiana
rioai
A
IK
PA5SLNGLK5
built
at
the
(tobe
trfatla.
Contract
!
the
federa.
de-
Power
Company
Head
Consents,
However,
to
Kemain
as
Commerce
Chamber
Member
Mr.
Black
dubbed
statements
A
!
A
novel
nd
!ivtinS
Prcn
S5
me
Chamber
which
was
offen-
wa
presented
by
pupils
of
the,
To
Vancouver
(today)
L.
R.
sive
to
him
as
being
"grossly
various
schools
in
the
city
to
Nelson
Inspector
F.
B.
Woods-
Thomas
B.
Black,
general
man-
Biased,
the
.lawmenH
beins
over
600
parents
and
friends
in
Johnson,
Miss
J.
Smith,
Miss
D
Improvements
To
4
"
Alice
Arm
iWhorf
Ln)
s
',':
rvv'tUi
Complete
new
superstructurf
.
and
decking
pL
tfi
be
caRlwUrK
I
in
the
courseOf
exteniiTfTJ
provements
to
the
wharf
atAl-ice
Arm.
A
shed
is
also
behty
erected
for
handling
of
eoncni.-
trates
now
that
Torbrit
nliBe.via.v
miles
up
the
Kitsault
River
tftim.
j
Alice
Arm,
is
now
making
stetctv
shipmenU.
Repairs
to
the
wharf
'.
at
Stewart
were
recently-somplo
;
ted.
.
'
V
,..
ager
of
the
Northern
Brish
aw
the
nowrr
oorn-i1heCiVlC
Cenlre
ttudiU,r1um
!ast
Smith,
Mrs.
K.
Uavelock
Columbia
Power
Co..
has
resign-
pany.g
VJsmon
apJ
refWctln.
night
as
the
opening
feature
of
To
gandspit
today
-Mrs,
M.
Worst
ice
damage
to
public
Greenville
to
Red
Eluff,
Simon
j
works
mooring
facilities
by
un-
Cakler,
a
stretcher
case,
and
'
usual
Ice
conditions
In
the
8keena
three
other
natives,
Charlie
River
area
during
the
past
win-
Moore
and
Magnus
Stevens
were
ter'was,
apparently,
done
at
Os-
transferred
to
the
steamer
Co-
;
land
where
200
feet
of
approach
Quitlam
at
Kincolith
and
finally
'
and
the
float
was
carried
out.
brought
to
General
Hospital
here
!
Assistant
District
Engineer
C.
F.
bv
citv
ambulance
this
morning,
i
P.
Faulkner
of
the
Department
;
The
patients
were
accompanied!
of
Public
Works
was
at
the
scene
by
Mrs.
J.
B.
Leite,
field
iiurse
at
during
the
past
week
to
assess
;
Kincolith.
the
damage
which
will
involve
ed
as
Vioe-presitsent
oi
tne
conclusions
which
have
beei.
an
Education
Weetc
public
gath-
Anders
an,
Mr.-:.
W,
E.
Oreenaway
From
Vancouver
(Monday)
K.
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-:
reached
without
due
considers-
enng.
rr.rr
in
..,
.
.
,mm,mi.
tion
and
investiaation.
1
Children,
ranging
from
grades
a
can-
iiren.
j.
.
uavies,
rnu
Aue.
.
.v..
v,
v
h
Pointing
out
that
the
commit-:
two
two
to
to
seven
seven
presented
presented
city.
Mr.
Black
has,
however,
tee
Which
prepared
the
com-
eert
of
folk
dances,
action
son
;s
J-
D.
uivingsn.ii,
Mrs.
Seymour,
munication
had
not
consulted.
oni
choruses.
Contilbution
from
Mr.
Goe-;e.
Mr.
Senstart.
K
Mc-
been
lndueed
by
a
special
com-
with
the
mayor
or
himself,
Mr.jKooth
Memorial
Hi?h
schoi.l
Kenzie
debut
of
the
tuac
said
m
his
letter
of
resie-1
consisted
oi
a
nation
that,
if
this
was
fair
and
'
school
orchestia,
an
11
pie:'e
cr-
'
ju."t
procedure,
he
eould
not
sub-,
!;anlzation
directed
by
Frank
"Morning
Flowers"
by
Netter.
Al-
C.
F.
pFaulkner,
asilsrnt
district
engineer'
for
the
feer:?
;
department
"(.f
public
work4
'
sailed
by
the'Coiuitlam
this
afr
ternoon
orfis
return
to
heart-quarters
at
New
Westminster
af
.ir
i.ic
ctt-iiuit
miiii,
mere-
iiuiwi.
o.
a
group
ot
.
younr.e
hinh
the
letting
of
a
contract
for
repairs.
Port
Essington
floats
were
also
badly
wrecked
by
the
Ice.
A
new
wharf
tor
the
snagboat
under
construction
by
Armour
Salvage
Co.
at
Balmoral!
op
the
east
side
of
the
mouth
of
Ecstall
River
also
suffered
damage.
Cannery
wharves
also
suffered
ywHjif
l
school
students
rendered
the
Booth
School
Son?
and
a
medley
of
pcpular
n:eledifs
on
son?
ter
spending
"Trie
past
wjfc
ure,
lencierea
nis
resignation.
j
rne
prop;ram
comniencea
v.i
r.
Ine
r?aignation
as
vtce-pre-ja
chorus
of
youngster
from
O'C
sident
was
accepted
with
rejret,
j
Borden
8t-eel
School
who
..m
in
view'
of
the
fact
tnat
he
had
j
"Our
Canada
trm
Sea
to
SeV
b"
proven
obdurate
after
being
in-
Strin;er
and
'
lieone
Tlinu
C'.re"
tei
viewed
by
a
committee
aeelt-tand
EnglLsh
traditionu!
.melody.
ig
his
reconsideration
but
it
was
They
were
conducted
bv
.1.
S.
agreed-that
he
should
be
re-
Wilson,
principal.
Kina
Edward
flutes,
a
popular
instrument
f:r
h
7y
J
the
pre-musis
student
MUs
Mar-I
Accompanying
Mr.
Faulki
hii
5
ci'i
ijouana
accompanied.
;
his
visit
her
was
R.
P.
Hinger
Acting
as
master
of
ceremon-
son
who'
is.
to
.
take
evjtlW'
ies
was
F.
R.
Wright
president
of
.as
engineer
cuverin"
ttitnt
...
lUllli
'
Ia
A
rt
vn
rt
era
quested
to
al
least
remain
as
a'
school
pupils
staged
a
rleli'i'it
Jcl-e
or;
the
Prince
Rupert
Teacher's
As-'Mr.
Faulkner
i.vtakintr
eraar
member.
1
Xul
nlavlet
entitled
,
it
Calvwt
At
the
same
time
the
meeting
j
Jackie",
In
addition'
they
esce-
Foc'ation.
duties
at
New
Wertmin.iUsr
st
nlsht
ratified
the
communi-
;cuted
two
folk
dances.
'"Hend-
j
.
.
,
.
I
yr?m.
lust
I
IS
lit
-i
I
,
..,
r
FINISHED
cation
to
the
city
council
which
1
ricksa"
and
a
Danish
schottisjhe.
-mm
uoc
.
'A.,
i
WnAKr
nad
proven
oi
fen-ive
to
Mr.
A
new
wharf
at
Sandsplt
on
Black.
The
executive
of
the
Chamber,
hpf
lira
f
Via
nnv
Ml
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
has
:
i
been
completed
.
by
contractors
1
1
FRAMES
Mi.is
D.
Robertson
and
Miss
N.
Coldwell
wer?
in
charge.
The
Annucbtinn
S-h;ol
Cboir
directed
by
Sister
Mary
Law-
:
lence.
rendered
three
chorus
I
numbers
entitled
"Pancakes"
j
"My
Hearts
in
Canada",
by
1
'
'
,ir1'
4
meeting,
m
inwr
AjS3W
i
present
a
nomination
for
vice-
-
i
i
t
'
Z
i
President
to
succeed
Mr.
Black.
"!P
'
'
j
:
.
V
ype
iviuuiii
selection
of
glass
II
rtal
frames
ATHALL'S
I
Atkins,
Palmer
&
Way.
Final
inspection
was
made
during
thp
,
past
week
by
C
F
P.
Faulkner
'and
R.
P.
Henderson,
engineers
!for
the
department
.
of
public
(works.
Thompson
and
Jsalve
KP'jina
,
1
1
4
-.
For
the
East
traditionl
sacred
selection.
I
Folk
dancei
and
an
nc
tiin
sor.ff
were
presented
by
grrdes
five
Id
Finishing
i.
f
I
I
and
two
pupil
of
Conrad
Street
j
Monday.
Wednesday,
Friday
"
8:00
p.m.
.
Prom
the
Fast-Tuesday,
Thursday.
Aiturda
0
10:15
p.m.
-
Hcnool
under
me
pmcinai
1.
ti
Bateman.
The'dinees
were
entitled
'-Rutty-Tufty"
and
Sell-inger's
Round.
The
Booth
Memo'-iril
l""h
frhool
orcher.tra
nrexented
"The
Fi'st
Avemblv"
hy
HerV-erl.
ond
vH
-
-
1
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
bj".fP
''
Liijuor
Control
Bourj
or
by
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government
'
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of
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Columbia
'
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A
little
collie
puppy
guards
the
smouldering
ruins
of
the
three-room
frame
house
of
his
master,
Robert
Robertson,
near
Preston,
Ont.
Mr.
Robertson,
a
cripple
who
is
blind,
deaf
and
has
a
partial
speech
impediment,
was
badly
burned
in
a
vain
effort
to
rescue
his
daughter,
Carole
8.
Mrs.
Robertson,
a
deaf-mule,
and
a
daughter,
Dorothy,
18
months,
also
-were
badly
burned
as
Mr.
Robertson
assisted
them
to
safety.
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41,
is,
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chief
combines
commissioner.
A
former
deputy
attorney-general
of
Nova
Scotia
and
a
lawyer
by
profession,
Mr.
MacDonald
succeeds
F.
A.
McGregor,
who
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Jan.
1
in
protest
against
the
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of
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