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Strategic
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RUPERT,
B.C.
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE
21,
1950
TT.lCK
FIVE
CENTS
IV
CABS
'
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Published
ot
Canada's
1-
j-mr-rk
VOL.
XXXIX
Nn
144
,
.
,
n.
i
Is
Dead
In
Ootsa
Lake
'QUAKE
SHAKXS
JAVA
JAKARTA,
Indonesia
Seventeen
persons
were
killed
and
many
hundreds
injured
yesterday
in
an
earthquake
in
east
Java,
reports
said...
The
earth
shook
for
a
minute
in
some
areas
in
the
worst
'quake
in
SO
years.
Empty
Bread
Shelves
Are
Seen
.
In
Rye
Cities
on
West
Coast
LOS
ANGELES
(CP)
Empty,
bread
shelves2
confronted
housewives
in
five
west
coast
cities
again1
today
with
no
sign
of
settlement
in
a
strike
by
3,1
00
A.F.L.
bakers,
now
in
its
third
day.
An
industry
spokesman
here,
where
1800
bakers'
are
out,
said
"the
strike
can
go
on
for
months
if
the'
Mike
Fenton,
Well
Known
Trapper
and
Guide,
Victim
of
Heart
Attack
forest
Patrolman
Albert
Cramb
'
observed
a
small
boat
drifting
on
Russia
Not
Ready
Vet
union
insists
on
a
35
hour
week.
The
affected
bakeries
produca.
about
90
per
cent
of
the
oread
sold
!n
Los
Angeles,
Portland,
-Seattle,
Everett,
Washington
and
7.
Ootsa
Lake
on
Sunday
morning
early,
with
a
dog
sitting
on
the
thwart.
I
Launching
his
patrol
boat
im-'
mediately
he
found
the
body
of
'
Fenton
floating
within
arms
j
reach
of
the
boat.
Constable
W.
j
H.
Richmond
was
notified
lm-
'
Skeena
Level
Failing
Fast
Bremerton,
Washington
.
The
t.f
Us-vL-is
-rr;
.....
.,
Li
1..'
Seattle
area's
70
strikebound
.
Would
Only
Fight
if
Victory,
says
McNaughton
plants
are
suing
local
No.
9
of
the
baker's
union
for
$20,000
a
day
damages.
'
VANCOUVEK
if
Gen.
A.
G.
L.
McNaughton
said
in
an
interview
yesterday
war
with
Russia
is
not
inevitable,
but
added:
"The
Russians
would
not
go
to
wat
without
certainty
of
winning
mediately
and
proceeded
to
the
scene
accompanied
by
Barney
Mulvany.
Investigation
showed
;
that
the
deceased
had
left
the
Slim
Henry
ranch
fo
r
home
,
Danger
of
Flood
at
This
End
Over
Nechako
Still
Rising
The
turbulent
Skeena
River
at
Salvus,
56
miles
east
"of
here,
dropped
eight
inches
since
yesterday,
it
was
announced
this
shorUy
after
11
p.m.
His
watch
'
Are
Broke
But
Happy
Final
Incidents
in
Burning
of
Nora
Jane
Sinks
at
Sea.
Five
crew
members
of
the
ill-fated
Nora
Jane
which
went
French
coal
...
.
,
....
for
Ruhr
Steel
".HAN
COAL-STEEL
POOL
PLAN
"TO
REMOVE
ONE
CAUSE
OF
WAR"-Six
European
nations
are
negotiating
a
plan
to
pool
;Sal
and
steel
production
under
a
central
authority
whose
d
eclsions
would
be
binding
on
all
six.
The
countries
are
France,
em
Germany,
Italy,
Belgium,
the
Netherlands
and
Luxembourg.
The
plan
is
hailed
as
the
first
concrete
proposal
to
bind
each
.-in
an
alliance
which,
they
say,
would
remove
one
of
the
causes
of
war.
The
plan
fostered
by
Foreign
Minister
Schuman
of
:
Jias
not
attracted
Britain's
Labor
government,
but
Opposition
Leader
Winston
Churchill
and
Liberal
Leader
Clement
Dav--sund
the
government
take
part
In
negotiations.
Today
they
have
no
such
certainty
and
I
believe
they
know
it."
McNaughton
said
some
day
the
world
will
win
Internationa',
atomic
control
and
the
Unitea
Nations
is
slowly
but
surely
ap-proachng
worla
government.
morning.
At
all
other
points
east
of
Prince
Rupert
to
Burns
Lake,
320
miles
away,
water
has
receded
from
two
to
six
inches
But,
between
Vanderhoof,
360
miles
east
of
here,
to
points
west
of
Prince
had
stopped
at
12:15
and
investigation
by
the
Constable
Indicated
that
he
had
been
standing
up
rolling
a
cigarette.
Apparently
stricken
with
a
heart
attack
,he
had
fallen
overboard,
and
was
dead
before
he
struck
the
water.
The
crepe
sole
of
his
shoe
had
nicked
up
a
trolling
hook
and
5
PORT
IN
WAR-
ueorge,
me
necnano
mver
nas
nammg
m
Hecate
Straits
Longest
Day
risen
irom
two
10
iour
mcnes
Lumber
Prices
At
Record
Hlohs
-rjly
a
few
feet
of
line
had
paid
out.
Ship
Import
Being
Banned
01
Year
Today
The
Public
Works
Department
stated
this
morning
that
water
will
have
to
drop
about
ten
oce
Rupert
Not
Open
To
in
Attack
-
McNaughton
Today
tnls
lipsy
old
earth
of
Michael
Foley
Fenton
was
well
well
known
as
a
guide
and
trapper
and
had
worked
for
Frank
VANCOUVER"
W--Lumber
In
Victoria
and
Vancouver
Monday
afternoon,
left
for
Vancouver
yesterday
by
plane.
The
skipper,
Capt.
G.
McKenzie,
is
in
hospital
suffering
from
bruises
to
the
left
calf,
elbow
and
hip.
Following
their
arrival
in
port,
they
stepped
onto
another
Powell
River
Co.
vessel,
the
J.
S.
Foley
and
recuperated
from
their
ordeal.
Then,
some
of
them
barefooted,
were
whisked
away
to
ours
has
Its
North
Pole
closer
to
the
sun
than
it
has
been
for
a
year
and
closer
than
it
will
be
jumped
to
record
Mghs
with
top
grade
common
up
roughly
$10
to
OTTAWA,
To
promote
$96
a
thousand
board
feet.
Deal
inches
before
the
two
floating
bridges,
58
and
68
miles
east
of
Prince
Rupert,
can
be
put
back
in
operation.
This
also
applies
to
the
five
mile
stretch
of
inundated
highway
between
Kwlnitsa
and
Salvus.
Water
levels
below
railway
Swannell
and
other
geodetic
and
mineralogical
surveys
for
many
years
in
the
Coast
Range,
packing
through
Tweedsmuir
Park,
the
summits
of
Kemano
Pass
for
another
yar.
Digby
Island
.
business
for
Canadian
shipyards,
said
there
could
be
approxl-
'
the
government
plans
to
ban
the
mately
13
hour3
of
sunshine
pos-
import
of
ships
from
the
United
slble
today
but
that
possibility
'ig
ers
blamed
the
American
demand
for
Increases
which
followed
fluctuation
In
market
prices
last
week.
aeral
A
G.
L.
McNaughton,
of
the
international
defence
board,
now
visiting
in
Vancouver
and
ria,
made
reference
to
Prince
Rupert
in
the
of
an
interview.
Speaking
of
defences
and
the
Pacific
Northwest,
ral
McNaughton
remarked
that
it
would
not
be
and
the
Copper
river.
Since
1928
J
has
gone
by
the
boards
already
tracks
at
-Shames
and
Amsbury
were
seven
and
eight
feet
respectively.
These
points
are
80
he
has
been
in
the
seasonal
employ
of
the
Forestry
Department,
and
had
Just
received
his
first
superannuation
cheque.
The
body
was
placed
in
the
t
to
ipeak
of
anything
Fraser
and
Payne's
store
;
and
outfitted.
u'tlT
With
hardly
a
cent
in
.
their
pockets,
although
attired
in
spanking
new
clothes,
they
felt
like
"respectable
vagrants."
.
They
will
be
happy
to
see
Uioir
families
upon
their
arrival
in
the
Lottery
Ring
Is
Broken
Up
touid
give
comfort
to
an
and
90
miles
east
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
five
mile
stretch
of
high
Archangel
Bui
with
reference
to
warehouse
of
the
Circle
Guides
to
await
the
arrival
of
a
cororner.
Pke'8
aincerest
mourners
were
way
between
Kwinltsa
and
Sal
Euper:.
it
was
his
belief)
VANCOUVER
R
Police
said
j
vns
remained
covered
with
about
with
the
cloudiness
that
appeared
mld-mornlng
and
the
forecast
for
overcast
and
showers.
Actually
the
most
sunshine
recorded
at
Dlgby
Island
for
a
single
day
thl
year
was
June
16,
when
the
sun
was
out
all
day.
There
was
12.5
hours
of
uninterrupted
sunshine.
There
would
be
more
in
Prince
Rupert,
as
rfays
Mountain
stands
between
the
Island
and
th3
sun
while
its
rays
have
already
reached
the
cltv.
Yesterday
a
record
of
16
days
without
rain
was
ended.
Show
Transport
Minister
Chevrier
disclosed
yesterday
to
the
House
of
Commons
shipping
committee
that
that
is
the
purpose
of
a
2
Valine
clause
In
a
bulky
series
of
amendments
to
the
Canada
Shipping
Act,
which
'have
already
passed
the
Senate.
,
.
"
The
clause
gives
the
minister
power
to
bar
from
Canadian
registry
any
ship
built
outside
Canada.
He
said
it
is
not
planned
to
use
it
against
shipping
built
In
the
United
Kingdom.
wl)f,he.m
citv
..
io
.inunta
TO-w
mnosi-uiv
one
of
them
Monday
night
-it
base
would
not
be
open
!
"
X
J
iitudu.
An
enemy
force
U
Q
V
If
TfiQ
out-flanked
too
easily.
North
Vancouver
man
has
''McGee"
Knox,
who
had
been
danger
is
past.
.
-
his
constant
companions.
smashed
what
is
believed
to
be
a
country
wice
lottery
racket.
Ray
Salisbury,
49,
is
charged
with
selling
sweepstake
tickets.
Three
express
packages
he
carried
were
filled
with
stubs
of
Body
of
elderly
Michael
Fenton,
a
retired
forestry
employee,
was
'found
floating
in
Ootsa
!i
it
ra;
McNaughton
holds
the
chairmanship
of
the
:it
joint
U.S.-Canada
ol
Deience.
He
is,
like-i
member
of
the
Interna-Jotat
Commission
which
s
boundary
and
v;ater
a.
Ho
is
Canadian
dele-
NELSON
Oi
Michael
(the
Archangel)
Verigin
and
his
aide,
Joe
Podovlnikoff,
last
night
were
convicted
of
seditious
conspiracy.
More
charges
are
to
be
heard.
Verigin
Is
leader
of
the
radical
Sons
of
Freedom
Doukhobor
col-
Lake
Sunday,
British
Columbia
police
here
were
notified
today.
It
Is
believed
by
police
that
he
tickets,
which
police
said
were
sold
in
such
places
as
Quebec,
The
Pas,
Man.,
and
Ritchie,
Sask.
drowned
the
previous
day.
.
Next
of
kin
have
been
notified
and
an
wired
his
wife
before
"she
could
read
the
papers
about
the
blast."
Capt.
Arvld
Sandals,
who
effected
the
rescue
of
the
six
members
of
tha
Nora
Jane's
crew-after
they
had
been
forcel
to
leap
into
Hecate
Straits
from
their
blazing
vessel,
has
returned
to
the
fishing
grounds,
lie
was
about
seven
mile
off.
he
said,
when
he
noticed
the
Nora
Jane
asmoke
and
obviously
In
trouble.
He
hastened
to
the
scene
and
had
just
reached
astern
of
the
flame-stricken
vessel
when
Capt.
McKenzie
and
his
crew
started
leaping
into
the
sea.
All
but
one
had
life
jackets.
The
alxth
was
clinging
to
a
hatch
cover.
The
rescue
was
speedily
effected
by
hauling
the
survivors
one
by
the
Atomic
Energy
Com-
j
0ny
at
Villiers
on
Vancouver
He
formerly
was
chief
)
island.
Podovlnikoff
is
his
sec
ers
durine
the
day
saw
to
that
However,
it
cleared
during
the
evening
and
remained
that
wav
until
mornlns:,
when
Old
Sil
arose
In
all
his
glory
to
flood
the
city
and
district.
Later
cloud1?
hlof
ked
him
off
at
intervals.
Tomorrow
the
North
Pole
starts
'ts
lone
trip
away
from
the
sun
and
davs
will
become
progres
inquest
is
set
for
this
week.
Towers
Urges
Sales
to
UX
ST.
JOHN'S,
Nfld.
A
Graham
Towers,
governor
of
the
Bank
of
Canada,
advised
Canadians
to
shoot
for
the"'
United
States
market.
For
practical
purposes,
the
United
States
market
is
the
only
one
in
the
world
where
imports
are
not
restricted
for
foreign
exchange
reasons,
he
said
in
an
address
to
the
St.
John's
Board
of
Trade.
Mr.
Towers
said
the
solution
to
Canada's
foreign
exchange
Fraser
Flood
e
for
Canada
;
on
the
Nations
Security
term
ended
last
Janu-
Seems
Beaten
retary.
Charges
against
the
men
take
in
conspiring
to
encourage
Douk-hobors
to
disobey
the
laws
of
Canada,
to
assemble
when
nude,
Would
Cut
British
Aid
VANCOUVER
Victory
has
General
Motors
And
Union
Agree
.
TORONTO,
ffl
A
five-year
agreement
between
General
Motors
Company
of
Canada
and
the
United
Automobile
Workers
(CIO)
was
announced
last
night.
It
now
goes
to
the
union
membership
for
approval.
It
provides
for
annual
5c
per
hour
increases
to
regular
employees.
The
settlement
will
cover
wages,
company
paid
pensions,
j
to
refuse
to
fend
their
children
sively
shorter
for
the
next
six
months.
But
comfort
cannot
be
derived
from
the
fact
that
todav
s
officially
the
first
day
of
-ummer.
been
won
over
Fraser
River
flood
waters
at
Harrison
Mills.
After
an
all-night
battle
a
weak
spot
In
the
dike
there
has
been
to
school
and
to
commit
iockeye
U
Boat
plugged.
The
dike
protects
the
main
line
of
the
Canadian
Paci
fic
Railway,
the
Lougheed
high
way
and
many
acres
of
.rich
land.
Cadomin
Mine
Retains
Dead
CADOMIN.
Alta.
ffi
The
BASEBALL
SCORES
American
I.eaifue
Chicago
3,
Boston
1
Cleveland
5,
New
York
1
National
League
Cincinnati
6.
Brooklyn
5
problem
must
come
in
part
from
an
increase
in
her
sales
to
the
United
States.
Ducharme
Tries
Supreme
Court
.
C.P.R.
trains
are
still
runin?
M
in
the
Naas
for
the
l!
of
sockeye
glllnetting
'
in
390
salmon.
Average
Naas
was
110
per
boat
WASHINGTON
0
Leading
Republican
senators
drafted
a
proposal
today
to
strip
$340,000,-000
out
of
Britain's
recovery
.funds
unless
the
Labor
government
Joins
in
a
pool
of
Europe's
coal
and
steel
such
as
proposed
by
the
Schuman
plan.
The
penalty
proposed
against
Britain
would
be
in
the
form
of
an
amendment
to
the
co-opera
one
aboard
the
Sandy
S.
Then
the
rescue
ship
proceeded
towards
cort
to
be
met
off
Tug
well
Island
by
the
police
boat
P.M.L.
15
to
which
they
were
transferred
and
brought
on
into
Prince
Rupert.
Beam
trawlers
in
the
vicinity
have
since
reported
having
seen
insurance
and
hours
of
work
at
the
company's
plants
at
Oshawa
and
Windsor.
Ontario.
although
slowly
because
of
water
lapping
at
the
rails.
boats.
The
Mission
gauge
rose
from
,
24.07
feet
to
24.12
feet
overnight
but
dropped
to
20.11
this
VANCOUVER
W
Counsel
for
the
Nora
Jane
finally
sink
late
:
;
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
J
(fourtMiy
8.
l.
JolinMon
Co.
Ltd.)
tion
administration
act,
which
The
flood
picture
generally
sets
the
rules
for
the
European
Frederick
Ducharme,
convicted
Monday
night
Last
vestige
was
slayer,
will
try
to
appeal
to
the
j
a
charred
lifeboat
which
was
Supreme
Court
of
Canada.
j
Dicked
up
by
one
of
the
Dugald
McAlpine
says
he
will
'
draB2ers
thp
Smith
Rnlinfl
continues
encouraging
with
in
recovery
program.
A
draft
of
aeh
Skoena
catches
were
J'er,
an
average
of
about
M
boat,
the
catches
there
Msidered
fair,
catches
remained
fair
Stoenu
and
Naas
yester-t
dropped
from
the
good
3
ff
the
day
before,
"'day
approximate
avcr-
bodies
of
five
miners
trapped
over
a
week
ago
in
a
flooded
coal
mine
tunnel
270
feet
below
the
surface
are
tlill
unlocated
today.
A
man's
severed
leg,
a
miner's
helmet,
a
smashed
lamp
and
various
articles
of
clothing
are
all
that
have
been
discovered
In
the
round
the
clock
search
by
rescue
parties.
Miners
say
It
may
be
weeks
before
the
bodies
are
found.
dications
that
the
crest
has
the
plan
is
bsing
passed
among
passeed.
Toronto
Athona
09
'2
senators
as
the
first
step
before
mane
application
snortiy.
The
British
Columbia
Appeal
Court
yesterday
dismissed
Du-
placing
the
proposal
before
the
THE
WEATHLR
LOCAL
TIDES
.
Thursday,
June
22,
1950
Senate
appropriations
com
charme's
appeal.
He
is
scheduled
mittee.
Synopsis
Wlrfoonrpnri
cloudiness
to
hang
June
30
for
the
murder
High
5:42
has
17.3
feet
18.1
feet
5.2
feet
spinster
j
18:39
12:09
formed
over-
the
interior
in
ai"
Blanche
Feme
Fisher.
,
flow
of
cooler
air
from
the
1
Low
Halibut
Sales
Aumaque
.30
Beattie
58
Bevcourt
,.
38
Bobjo
.'.
12
Vi
Buffalo
Canadian
.
.31
Vi
Consol.
Smelters
102.50
Conwest
147
Donalda
64
E'.dona
.-.
31
East
Sullivan
6.95
Giant
Yellowknife
7.80
God's
Lake
30
Gordon
Visits
Engine
Shops
northwest.
Temperatures
in
the
:nfs
on
the
Skeena
were
nsMc
waters
and
22
per
11
outside
waters.
In
the
1!ls'de
catches
were
75
per
:,i
15
to
20
outside.
'
warning
approximately
ll
wore
licensed
in
the
'
a"Q
125
in
the
Naas.
central
valleys
wil
be
about
ten
Trying
a
Twig
to
Save
a
Tooth
degrees
lower
than
yesterday.
Scattered
showers
and
thunder
MONTREAL
Donald
Gordon.
C.M.G.,
chairman
and
president
'A
-
storms
will
develop
during
the
day
from
the
Cariboo
down
to
the
Okanagan
and
Kootenays.
Canadian
National
Railways,
American
Eloise
III,
20,000,
Atlin,
26c,
25c
and
21c.
Canadian
Sea
Pride,
65,000,
Cold
Storage,
27c,
26c
and
22c.
Joan
W.
II,
38,000,
Atlin,
27.4c,
26c
and
22c.
W10,
20,000,
Cold
Storage,
27c,
26c
and
22c.
vsited
the
locomotive
and
car
Vancouver
Bayonne
03
Bralorne
7.75
B.
R.
Con
-i
04
B.
R.
X
05V4
Cariboo
Quartz
1.25
Congress
20
Hedley
Mascot
28
Pacific
Eastern
.06
Pend
Oreille
6.70
Pioneer
3.10
Premier
Border
03
Vi
Privateer
ISVi
Reeves
McDonald-.
3.10
Reno
,
04
Sheep
Creek
1.15
Sllbak
Premier
33
Taku
River
.'
10
Vananda
15
Vi
Salmon
Oold
05
'
silver
Standard
175
Western
Uranium
74
Oils
Anglo
Canadian
5.90
A.
P.
Con
-51
Atlantic
-
285
Ca'mont
-
C.
&
E
-810
Central
Leduc
1
90
V
shops
at
Point
St.
Charles,
Montreal,
yesterday
afternoon
to
see
h
Orders
The
Vancouver
and
Victoria
areas
will
have
sunny
afternoon
with
cloudy
skies
taking
over
during
the
night
and
lasting
until
about
noon.
Along
the
coast
a
storm
is
moving
in
from
vi
at
first
hand
how
the
company
spends
$1,500,000
each
month
for
labor
and
materials.
It
was
his
n
Oil
first
inspection
of
these
shops,
the
largest
on
the
system,,
and
icUVER
CP,
-Receipt
of
-nited
Kinnrtnm'a
lnmhrr
B.
C.
Lady,
29,000,
Cold
27.1c,
26c
and
22c.
Combat.
38,000,
Cold
Storage,
the
ocean
and
rain
is
expected
in
the
Prince
Rupert
area
with
scattered
showers
continuing
through
most
of
Thursday.
he
said
he
was
impressed
with
or
1950.
the
skill
and
efficiency
of
the
"disappointing;
27
3c
26c
and
22c.
-5
reported
by
a
spokes-
Good
Partner.
34,000,
Atlin,
Ior
British
Columbia
27.3c.
26c
and
22c.
Haidrock
1
.46
Harrlcana
12
Heva
:
08
Hosco
,.
07Vi
Jollet
Quebec
65
Lake
Rowan
.18
Lapaska
05
Little
Long
Lac
45
Vi
Lynx
..
.40
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.72
McLcnd
Cockshutt
3.15
Moneta
:
t.35'2
Noranda
69.86
Louvicourt
20
Pickle
Crow
2.23
Regccurt
.05
San
Antonio
3.05
Senator
Rouyn
'
.27
Sherrit
Gordon
2.25
Stepp
Rock
3.25
Sturgeon
River
22
Silver
Miller
90
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Overcabt
with
intermittent
rain
today
and
tonight.
C16udy
with
a
few
showers
Thursday.
Little
change
"Pcrators,
Miss
Jean,
30,000.
Pacific,
Z7.ic,
26c
and
22c.
Taplow,
51,000,
Co-op.
works.
During
his
tour,
Mr.
Gordon
chatted
with
many
of
the
3,000
workers,
and
he
told
some
of
them
that
he
hoped
for
a
continuation,
or
betterment,
of
the
shops'
monthly
overhaul
of
28
locomotives,
22
passenger
cars
and
201
freight,
cars.
the
total
order
to
be
1
UOtftpnvi
nvlll..V.
finhiin.
in
temperature.
Southerly
winds
(15
mph),
increasing
to
south
Home
Oil
16-50
con-
W0.000
hnn-H
w
.,H
Children's
diets
should
.16
east
(2")
mph)
this
afternoon.
Southwest
winds
(15
mph)
to-
School
children
in
an
Indian
village
learn
how
to
brush
their
teeth
with
twigs
and
charcoal
powder.
Their
teachers
are
public
health
specialists
attached
to
a
malaria
control
team
sent
to
India
under
a
joint
program
of
the
United
Nations
International
Children's
Emergency
Fund
(UNICEF)
and
the
World
Health
Organization.
Members
of
the
team
use
spare
time
to
show
children
in
villages
getting;
malaria
protection
how
to
protect
teeth
with
materials
at
hand.
Mercury
Okalta
Pacific
Pete
2.00
6
95
.65
morrow.'Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy
50
and
60,
Sandsplt
and
Prince
Rupert
45
and
60.
toat
represented
onljMjae
tain
at
least
one
pint
of
mlik
Deduction
of
the
com-
every
day
one
snd
one-half
CS,
H1"8',,
'Pints
for
teen-agers-a
satisfac-15
will
be
called
t
,
10,
v
.
July
the
United
Kingdom
re-
try
surce
of
vitamin
..,
r
C
anii
and
a
a
'
to
bids
July
22.
dependable
source
of
vitamin
D.
Princess
General
meeting
Port
Day
committee,
Friday
8
p.m.,
Civic
Centre.
It
Royal
Canadian
09
Royallte
1300