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Kenney
Reports
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
June
2,.
1950
J22
Opening
Of
nil
Cookies
ff!
rv
iiir'
i
inrirmnwii
I
tentious
In
Its
scope
,lt
was
the
i
logical
solution
to
the
hospital'
i
situation,
for,
every
year
the
gov-
I
I
eminent
had
had
to
pay
out
1
from
one
and
one-half
to
two
land
one-half
million
dollars
to
'
'
keep
them
open.
There
had
been
:
,
many
mistakes
but.
If
there
had
1
;
to
be
enough
beds
before
lm-
Pigmenting
the
scheme,
there
',
j
would
never
have
been
any
Hos-;Ptal
'
Act.
Quebec
is
the
onlv
iiiiii
iiidiy
SPECIALS
si"11
r-
September
y
J
In'
-'?
.....
water
1
''
y
Residents
to'
be
Flown
in
Section
Antipathy
Deplored
TEKRACE
Hon.
E.
T.
Ken-
province
in
Canala
having
more
beds
than
B.
C.
and
then,
only
1
one
per
cent
more.
Adjust-!
ment
w.ic
....
.
1
olaw,
nmlted
oats,
uncooked
V!,er
flour,
soda
and
ney's
report
to
the
people
of
his
1
crH..s(.f,
w,
0
lar
aH
ln"
,
hospital
con.stituer.cv
,
'
.
a-comm.Kiation-
constituency
was
given
on
t....
Tues
is
concerned.
Real
Volue
ot
Low
Prices
See
.,1.
Add
siinx-i.i..R
vanilla
and
day
evening
at
a
special
meeting
of
the
Terrace
and
District
Board
of
Trade
which
was
held
j
m
lukewarm).
Git
HAT
OPI'OKTU.VITY
I
Referring
t0
the
Aluminum
Co..
'
0
rt.tl),
about
2
min
in
the
Credit
Union
Hall
with
the
minister
said
that,
in
rvin
iraser
Payne
..,i
ml.
"u'"Bwi
presiding.
itodo
enwl
n,
,
.
.
wsh
iii
rolls
aooui-i
-
"
"
wiueuwi
ai.d
would-be
oppo-
A
7T7
mvM.
Wrap
in
voaimeu
Mr.
Kn.
siuon
although
the
mmt
vocif-.jd
chill
thorough.
nt'V
fur
U
excellent
service
and
erous
had
not
attended
the
meet-co-operation
ho
had
Riven
to
the
Ing
with
the
Water
Comptroller
Vn
dices
and
place
boartl
in
all
matters
placed
be-
to
hear
the
protests.
The
salmon
4
baklue
sheet.
him.
canners
were
showing
a
fine
es
in
a
moderate
Expressing
his
pleasure
at
be-
spirit
of
co-operation
havine
no
7
I
u
1.4-
-i.-iRR
A':'
aria.
Some
of
the
larger
flowers
can
actually
be
used
In
the
piace
of
shrubs.
Cosmos,
gladioli,
dahlias,
giant
marigolds
a.li
mnias
fhould
have
about
two
feet
each
way
petunias
nepd
ubctit
a
Coot
of
room.'
For
Top
Quality
Some
of
the
uu
i.
ieiiaee,
Mr.
Kenney
(
desire
to
retard
the
Industry
remarked
on
the
tolerance
shown
:
"The
company
is
still
goln
r,
10
to
12
minutps
j.n
cookies.
vii..-
uiimu
lowurus
lor.al
prob-
anracl
With
their
nnn
(
.,i.
lems.
He
deplored
the
apparent
atlmi
an
if
Wn
lose
thin
onr-
division
between
the
east
and
'
tunity
for
develonm.,1
...
Stepping
onto
a
sandbag
dyk6
in
flooded
Winnipeg
from
a
small
boat
in
winch
he
toured
the
inundated1
area,
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent!
is
greeted
by
Ralph
Maybank,
M.P.
for
Winnipeg
South
Centre.,
Surrounding
thems
are
dyke
workers
and
servicemen.
Before
leaving
Winnipeg
the
Prime
Minister
heartily
endorsed
the
aims
of
the
Manitoba
Flood
Relief
Fund,
for
which
contributions
are
being
solicited.
For
A
Big
Showing
It
1st
amazing
what
a
blaze
of
color!
It
pays
to
advertise.
west
of
the
riding
for,
he
felt
our
lifetime
shall
we
see
such
that
each
town
should
like
to
see
another,"
declared
Mr.
Kenney
the
other
prosper.
Terrace
had
,
The
old
Terrace
will
be
absorbed
always
had
a
slow,
steady
growth,
i
1"
the
new.
The
Celanese
is
cen
be
produced,
and
extending
over
almost
the
whole
season,
from
only
a
half
dozen
or
su
was
now
on
the
crest.
i,t
th-
here
to
stnv
nnH
i
i
it
easily
grown
flowers.
They
canj
a
or-.um
fvr.r.1
cpnrl
ftr
hrHirrVlfrl
rmrE
ki'phht
I.AVW
KM'OHIIIMi
IMNTItN'T
Take
notice
that
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Limited
of
Watson
Island.
British
Columbia,
occupation
manufacturers
of
Celluloss'
products.
Intends
to
apply
for
per-'
mission
to
lense
the
following
described
lands,
situate
In
the
vicinity
1...
t
i.
n..
.
.
r.tw
v.,
n
SOFTBAIX
OPENER
(Continued
from
page
4)
wave
and
he
1
bonds
of
any
munitlPality
in
B
c-
wa
aevelbplhg.
A
-subdivLslon
hoped
it
would
re-
me
in
with
them
Fif
v
ner
main
so
for
a
very
long
time.
It
cent,
of
our
economy'
Is
tied
ud
!
Mr'
Kenney
Paid
tl
lbute
t0
on
the
west
sicJe
would
g0
up
for
as
started
plants.
The
cultivation
is
simple
just
a
well-dur?
bed,
raked
fine
perhaps
a
little
would
be
the
largest
town
be-
!l
our
forests
and
if
there
is
no
provincial
Pollce
Frce
.the
old-tween
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
PulP
industry
here,
economy
will
est
lr
Canada,
and
said
that
trie
Speaking
on
Coalition,
Mr.
Kenney
said
that
no
one
had
au
fertilizer,
two
or
three
cultiva-!
George..
jl
ut
a
iow
cod.
Mr.
Kennev
c
hanire
over
to
the
E
n
M
P
It
was
a
crowd
pleasing
game
between
Rupert
Electric
and
Watson
island.
At
least
two
hundred
fans
witnessed
the
fa
thoritatively
stated
the
alms
and
ambition.
He
himself
was
defin-
The
Infirmary
will
be
"ke
on
forest
!
opened
management
and
would
be
to
the
advantage
of
the
ill
September..
Mr
id.nnS,.
u
consprvntt.m
ii...
nous
wane
me
planus
aie
getting
started,
and
that
is
about
all.
The
more
the
flowers
are
pick
I
itely
committed
to
Coalition
I
well-played
exhibition
contest.
The
resident
win
h7V
.
T
tili,t.7,
n'r
V.
T"
B-
c-
ln
""ny
ways.
on
the
Skeena
Riverr
commencing
.
at
a
post
planted
at
high
water
line
on
the
north
bank
of
the
SkeeuH
River
TWENTY-ONE
HUNDRED
feet
west
of
the
west
entrance
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
Tunnel
at
Mileage
75;
thence
South
Westerly
along
tiie
high
water
line
ot
the
north
bank
of
the
Skcena
River
a
distance
of
approximately
FIVE
chains;
thence
South
23
deg.
30'
frrnn
the
mlim
''
Rf'
the
BreatCSt
bu"
wn'cn
he.
was
elected
on.
"We
do
I
The
Watson
Islanders
were
a
south.
There
I
had
been
operating
on
forest
waste
some
talk
of
appoinUng
.
resS
alone
an
don
mU
"waste
fc
hear
in
Northern
B.C.
Again
Mr,
not
elect
people
to
perpetuate
little
confused
in
the
initial
inn-
ent
doctor
at
the
tnfirmn,
K.f
,
,
"
Kenney
deplored
the
friction
be-
political
parties
but
to
take
care
Ings
by
the
British
Columbia
thi,
waV
dnDed
in
uZl
J
tWeen
the
east
and
west
of
the
of
the
government
of
the
prov-
rules
as
most
of
them
were
used
n
m
,1
havinTmedkTaLitiorrMh
Z
8,l8
th-
th
l-
riding
and,
making
Kitwanga
ince.
So
long
as
we
glvegood
to
the
ten
man
game
played
In
i
rt
"utio
"
r.tial
m
t.es
of
a
big
mine
are
his
point
of
division,
he
made
a
business
administration
the
peo-
the
eastern
provinces.
rKed
daa"Tlnthehlet0
comparison
of
the
road
equip-
pie
will
support
us.
I
stand
100
;
The
different
lead-off
rule
ed
the
longer
and
more
freely
j
will
they
bloom.
Above
all,
the,
experts
advi?e,
keep
any
seedj
pods
removed.
Once
llowersi
.start
going
to
seed
they
will
:
soon
cease
blooming.
Small;
EIGHTY-FIVE
chains;
thence
Soutii
45
deg.
West
a
distance
of
approxi"
mately
SIXTY
chains;
thence
Somb
74
deg.
80'
West
a
distance
of
approximately
SEVENTY-FIVE
chains
to
a
behind
Coalition.'
things
like
alyssum
and
similar
fdging
plants
will
usually
grow
and
start
blooming
all
ovei
if
they
are
clipped
back
once
or
twice
during
the
season
with
a
pair
of
shears.
j
There
is
l
wide
selection
of
the
most
easily
grown
flowers
;
also
gave
them
some
grief.
How-iever
theirs
was
the
first
run
to
cross
the
plate
and
they
looked
like
certain
winners
with
four
runs
in
the
first
inning,
I
ing
their
lead
to
5
to
0
in
the
j
third.
I
The
Electrics
came
back
strong
Lot
7374:
thence
South
16
deg.
14'
4S"
East
along
said
boundary
a
distance
of
approximately
THREE
chains:
thence
North
74
cleg.
30'
F,ast
a
distance
of
approximately
SEVENTY-FIVE
chains;
thence
North
45
deg.
East
a
distance
of
approximately
SIXTY
chains;
thence
North
23
deiz.
30'
East
ft
distance
of
aDDroxi-
Legion:
Bridge
Party
Enjoyed
"
--.v...
.um
aBucui-
ment
in
each
division.
Except
no.
gp!
6
UM.t?e
H0"'
tUre-
Ior
a"
dragnet
in
the
west,
each
n
B
,1
ta,H'
lSr
f
sPing
of
local
conditions,
had
the
same
amount.
m,
Himlth
and
Welfare,
whose
office
Mr.
Kenney
urged
co-operation
This
antipathy
should
not
be,
Mr
Kenney
had
filled
during
the
with
the
village
commissioners,
as
he
suggested
the
equipment
.ust
session.
Mr.
Kenney
said
he
instead
of
three
commissioners,
should
be
based
on
necessity.
The
did
not
believe
that,
any
man
in
five
can'now
be
elected.
It
was
sum
of
$10,000
had
been
ear-public
life
In
this
province
had
gratifying
to
know
that
Terraoa
marked
for
capital
.
expenditure
dune
as
much
for
the
ordinary
had
now
Ule
nigJlest
prlct,d
for
the
Hotsprlng
Road.
The
area
man
as
he.
The
Hospital
Su
?me
.
.
,
,
.
was
here
to
stay
.despite
crlti-
,
m
Wiik.d
m
d'.plr
fey
ft
nmtely
EIGHTY-EIGHT
chains
to
the
point
of
commencement;
and
containing
SIXTY-SEVEN
acres
more
i.r
less.
Above
described
an-a
required
for
shear
boom
In
Skcena
River.
A
successful
function
was
held
m
the
fourth
to
garner
four
runs
at
the
Canadian
Legion
Wednes-
j
with
Watson
Island
collecting
day
night
when
eleven
tables
of
two
more
in
the
fifth
to
make
it
OHN
H.
and
thiy
come
in
an
array
of
blight
colors
too.
Cosmos,
giant
niari'VpklF,
zinnias,
petuhias,
nicotine,
calendula,
alyssum,
nasturtiums,
etc.,
are
easily
grown
almost
anywhere
in
Can-
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Ltd.
7
to
4.
clxm
ns
the
people
of
the
prov-1
lnce
would
never
consent
to
be-
j
ing
without
It
now.
Though
pre-
!
,
(H)
T.
A.
V..
Tremblay,
Agent
bridge,
whist
and
cribbage
were
played.
The
event
was
convened
From
there
in
it
was
the
Elec
JLGER
c
rt
i
f
ti
'
r
.-r
'.
.
j
.
is
l
'I
t-
'
-',.Jf-it
t
t-
!
by
Mjs.
W.
Rothwell
and
her
I
committee
consisting
of
Mrs.
A.
J.
Croxford,
Mrs.
D.
Kerr,
Mrs.
j
Elsie
,
Anderson,
Mrs.
II.
Griffiths
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
Dickens
sr.
OMKTRIST
Bulger
Ltd.
."J
Av
ime
"
it
v"
trics
all
the
way
as
they
tied
it
up
in
the
sixth
and
scored
the
winner
in
the
eeventh
with
two
out,
when
Art
Olsen
crossed
the
home
plate
for
the
season's
first
win.
There
are
four
sure
entries
in
the
league
with
Rupert
Plumbing
and
Heating
team,
the
Co-op
and
possibly
a
fifth
with
the
Ex.-CNRA
team
contemplating
an
entry.
and
mum
Plumbing
&
Heating
Prompt
and
Efficient
Service
f
BEST
A
raffled
cake
was
won
by
Mr.
Chilton
but
was
returned
and,
In
turn,
was
won
by
Mrs.
Jean
A'arren.
Winners
in
bridge
were
Mrs.
T.
Beattie
and
Mrs.
M.
Montgomery
playing
as
a
gentleman.
Mrs.
P:
Norton
and
T.
Fortune
were
crib
winners
while
in
whist,
winners
were
Mrs.
H.
Shrubsall
and
A.
Croxford.
Refreshments
followed
the
tournament.
'2
-
it
f
flumbtna
crvice
ONE
108
SINGER
We
repair
all
makes
Sewinjr
Machines
WORK
GUARANTEED
For
Free
Estimates
Phone
8G4
CE
RUPERT
MBING
&
EATING
i
3
SCHUMAN
't
Office
Bldg.)
Singer
Sewing
Centre
Equipped
with
the
full-length
rutler
hoots
which
are
almost
universal
equipment
in
Hooded
Southern
Manitoba,
Prime
Minister
Louis
St.
Laurent
is
conducted
on
a
tour
of
water-soaked
streets
in
Winnipeg.
This
street
escajied
'much
more
lightly
than
most.
Hefore
leaving,
the
Prime
i
Minister
warmly
endorsed
the
aims
of
the
Manitoba
Flood,
.Relief
Fund.
Always
Prompt
and
CouUeous
eC?i?c.f
V
Canabiatl
U)hiskg
"
f
We're
Here
to
Serve
YOU
pack
41
,ot
4
?ROADWAY"CAFE
Food
1
II
I
Sl3tAD
I
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food'A
tcT
1
v
JUlw
1
)
Phone
17
for
Send-OuiV)rders
advert;sement
is
not
published
or
Uisplayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
3rd
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mgr.
I
I
,
Uoara
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
FINE
PRINTING
at
REGAL
PRINTERS
PHONE
24
222
Second
Ave.
ilil
rinest
Cock:ng
Hours
7
a.m.
to
J
a.m.
ANNOUNCING
or
Take-Home
Orders
Phone
200
Variety
is
the
-By
CHIC
YOUNG
IE
Where
's
Your
Poker
Face,
Dogwood?
n
The
Opening,
of
the
Penguin
Hobby
Shop
Complete
HOBBY
SUPPLIES
Toys
and
Novelties,
Children's
Furniture,
Plasties,
Venetian
Blinds,
Furniture,
Signs
-i
-
-
-
M-..
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it-
i
ii
,
r-T'i
ii
s.J.-
;
r
I
jft'l
!J(-r!J
in
-Vfr-.
or-
Mi
'if
'
Hf
Spice
of
Life
and
you
will
find
a
lot
of
variety
In
baby
things
for
that
lively
baby
at
...
.
"
"
"r'
"'.
f.t
THIS
WKEK'S
SPECIAL
Odd
pieces
of
furniture,
tables,
end
tables,
magazine
racks
at
Real
Savings.
PENGUIN
HOBBY
SHOP
Sixth
Avenue
and
Fulton
Street
Phone
Blue
446
or
232
Box
744
-
.
ADVERTISING
IN
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS.
VP
HvAHA
QtS
FASMI0M
FOOTWEAR
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COLORS