j
that
happened.
If
It
did
notj
Rt.
Rev.
James
mt-nt
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
May
3.
1950
materialize
at
present,
it
was
,BishoD
of
Cnlerint
...
.
Terrace
Topics
bound
to
la
the
future.
the
clty
at
the
of
had
Vn
J.
D.
McRae,
M.L.A.,
said
he
with
Indian
Superintendent
FE
Bshop
Ci
had
been
In
contact
with
peo-
Anfleld
on
the
Indlas
Depart-!
firm
r
Ross
Hotel
!s
Up
Again
)S0!1
fa
a
V.
pie
at
victoria
and
tnat
ne
had
.
.
-
'
"u'on
James
Watson,
provincial
field
W.
Warner
U
a
patient
in
Uie
commissioner
for
northern
B.C.
j
local
hospital
with
an
Infected
'and
Yukon,
arrived
in
Terrace
foot
caused
by
stepping
on
a
last
week
from
Princo
Evoert,
nail.
been
told
that,
if
the
accom-
modation
of
Ross
Bros,
were
in-1
creased
to
50
rooms,
the
board
j
might
consider
the
proposal.
T.
Norton
Youngs
said
he
felt
j
With
Vnfavorable
Keply
From
Liquor
Board
Head,
C.
of
C.
Going
Higher
I
.
Join
the
where
he
conducted
courses
f
or
j
j
Scout
leaders.
He
drove
in
with
j
James
Wong
opened
his
new;
Dick
Dubeau
and
Robin
Sait
of
Silvertip
"Cafe
to
the
public
on!
'
j
Terrace
who
had
been
J,aking
the
Sunday.
Having
been
built
jn
rec-
;
.course.
While
here,
Commis-lord
time
by
Albert
Hai
land
ad
1
FUhat
It
would
wally
be
a
back-
W.
A
letter
from
Chairman
.
ward
step
If
Ross
Brothers
wertr
Kennedy
of
the
Liquor
Control
lred
to
increase
the
number
Board
to
the
Prince
Rupert
0I
rooms.
It
was
inconceivable
Chamber
of
Commerce
Monday
that
the
builders
would
go
to
right
in
response
to
a
request
the
expense
of
adding
another
,
.
Utorey
to
r
provide
ten
more!
'-.
the
rhnmhor
far
a
review
i
Dave
Graf
,the
cafe
Is
r.;udern
In
all
details
and
is
a
are
at
improvement
on
Kaluai
Street.
sioner
Watson
saw
the
cubs
at
work
and
met
the
group
committee
on
Thursday
night
in
the
police
station
with
Constable
T.
KINSMEN
KLUB
KAHPte
GET
YOUR
MEMBERSHIP
AT
MOST
STORES
0
To
those
Out
of
Prince
WRITE:
rrinKupert
.
-
I
rooms.
They
were
much
more
George
Anderson
wa
a
weekend
visitor
to
Tewace
from
Prince
Rupert.
;Brue
presiding.
He
had
one
j
suggestion
to
make
and
that
wp.s
that
as
the
Terrace
cub
pack,
.
;Japt
to
decrease
the
licence
from
Ross
Brothers
lorf.h
room
,
flrder
space
fit
to
Tnake
Mrs.
R.
Squires
entered
hospi-
nounced
that
the
question
had
.
forwarciej
to
tne
Premle.
been
reviewed.
The
letter
eug-
KINSMEN
CLUB
OF
HlHCt
tal
Sunday
and
was
opeiated
upon
Monday
morning.
with
John
Haaland
i
CubmjiE-ter,
is
too
large,
thai
another
group
be
formed
from
it,
a
Catholic
group.
Thi
niet
with
unanimous
approval
antl
tne
suggestion
will
be
carrie.'
out
as
and
the
Attorney
General
enclosing
copies
of
the
Chamber'4
request
to
Mr.
Kennedy
and
the
gested
that
it
would
be
a
back.-
w
ard
step
to
approve
a
licence
j
for
ahotel
that
would
be
smaller
1
P.O.
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Box
RUPERT
$11
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i
vv
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C
Mrs.
George
Dover
is
leaving
hin
fl'?
Pl'"C.f.R,U-,Plea
for
granting
the
licence.
;
soon
as
a
leader
can
he
found.
n
Thursday's
train
tor
Toronto
pert.
He
said
that,
except
lor
George
Ross
said
it
woull
likely
cost
them
$100,000
to
bulM
Vancouver,
that
had
been
the
policy
of
the
board
for
some
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Vancouver
where
she
wil
visit
members
of
her
family.
She
expects
to
be
,The
commissioner,
i.ii
heari-1
quarters
In
Viiicouvei,
Ictt
on
(Saturday
morning's
train
for
lha
and
furnish
the
hotel
and
tha
HOLLYWOOD
we
um?
anu
uuiuuiuu
funds
were
available
to
do
that
ment
In
hotel
aceoiuwxlat:
.
a
,,,
..,,.
K.
MoiirdTioyxd
V
j
interior
wncte
he
will
.yis:.
other
away
lor
a
year
and
her
homo
I
groups
or
in
some
xv.Ees,
form
has
been
taken
over
by
Mr.
and
new
Erouns.
Mrs.
J.
Kill.
MOST"
UP,TO-T)ATE
CAFE
lN
THE
d
J
possible
to
go
further
than
that
He
said
tne
building
would
be
well
built
and
completely
Canadian
Uhisky
I
had
been
noted
since
its
inauguration.
An
$80,000
investment
lor
a
forty
room
hotel
in
Prince
Rupert
w
as
not
adequate,
che
letter
felt.
There
was
a
4m
William
Donald
and
Mrs.
R.
unit
ntum
l:3
rM
U
1:3
AJ.
We
Specialize
la
Chinejw
Dlhe
Archdeacon
Hodson
of
Prince
Rupert
spent
the
week-end
here
Corlett
are
expected
humev
on
for
a
larger
Sundav
he
eonriur.trt
KArvi.
in
"'""""IS
aiu
iroui
movemem
aiooi,
Classified
uds
b.'lng
tesults
It
pay
to
advertise.
1,co"ver
"d
Seattle,
where
the
Anglican
Church.
Holy
Com-
the
hAVe
three
Weeks
Oil
mnninn
woe
l,Vi
In
U,
Mowi
ui
me
city,
the
leucr
continued,
and
Mr.
Kennedy
thought
it
better
to
wait
until
'
holiday.
(and
in
the
eve-ims
with
the
Odd
Thisvtrtisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
fellows
and
ftebykal
lodijos
in
wutred
Baker
and
daughter
I
board
or
by
the
Government
ot
British
Columbia,
attendance.
Thj
uiemoers
mtt
Arlene,
accompanied
by
the
lat-j
in
the
Odd-eliows'
uxll
in
town
ter's
grandparent,
Mr.
a;id
Mrs.
and
paraded
to
the
church
on
Klaus
Jensen
of
SpierhUl,
Manl-
j
the
hill.
H.
King
was
marshal
in
n.-
in
r..innA
D,.
fllQM
Crisp
cmWmto
in
2?cCWG9ZESl
ifor
the
Oddfe:l'jwi
and
Mr.
I.
pert
'to
spend
Uie
week-ejd
wiUi
'
.Frank
for
the
Rebekahs.
The
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Baker.
'Archdeacon's
address
on
the
FINE
PRINTING
at
REGAL
PRINTERS
CHOI
SUEY-CnOW
ME
IN
For
OuUld
Order
PIIONr
1
13
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GYRO
CLUB
I
lloiifi
!
s
Brotherhood
of
Man"
gave
a
Anita
Brue
entered
hospital
on
1
warning
of
disaster
to
come
un-
Tuesday
right
for
an
ppiHT.dixi
less
Christ
s
command
to
"Love
operation.
PHONE
24
222
Second
Ave
one
another"
be
heeded.
Well
ehnspn
hvmnc
u'om
ciinrr
tT-ltV,
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(
1
f-
size
tor
big
cereal-eating
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organ,
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CLEAR
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the
close
of
the
service
n"tZ
PVU
"
fev
;
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lodge
members
paraded
back
rel,orle"
e
death
of
in-
li
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to
the
hall
for
dispersal.
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f.
f
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f,
3
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minister
from
l'M5
to
1947.
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Riymowski,
67
was
a
member
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1
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Joyce
Cote,
17-year
old
daugh-
of
the
Democrat
party.
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ter
of
and
Mrs.
A.
Cote,
left
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morning's
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where,
ou
May
1,
she
i
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T.
.
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1
Pi,
c'iS
flfllfliT
V
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L
Ki
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wul
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contestants
from
LD
FRV
ft
WUK
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sWlSPltO
other
communities
for
tho
title
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graceful
girl.
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was
the
popular
choice
for
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here
two
jears
ago.
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broken
lines
grade
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student.
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has
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!
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size
handy
for
tYCX
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Friday,
May
5!h
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One
Come
All
CIVIC
CENTRE
all
her
schooling
m
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small
families
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lovely
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and
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flowers
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All
Occasions
And
now
they're
lower-priced!
New
lower
prices
tin
all
lord
J-i-Ton
and
1-Ton
Trucks
make
them
even
greater
favorites
"in
their
class
add
greater
saiingt
through
lower
operating
cost,
lower
upkeep
and
longer
life.
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MORE
for
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and-dclivcry
operator
prefer
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uniu
because
they
combine
maximum
load
(pact
and
loading
ease
with
easier
handling
in
traffic
easier
parking
easier
turning
id
the
"tigiit"
pots.
They're
einart.
looking,
too
distinctive
"ad"
fur
any
business.
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Power
.
.
,
Bonus
"Built
Construction.
Whether
you
choose
the
1-Ton
fx
press
or
S.
Ton
"Hig
Job",
your
turd
Truck
is
filtered
right
for
your
hauling
job
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Engine
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you
low-cost
operation.
And
every
Ford
Truck,
regardless
of
price,
is
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built
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.
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stronger
to
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longer
...
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