4
Prittff
ttuprrt
Daflp
Jftctos
.t&.
Friday,
March
5.
1943
would
?ive
it
expanded
authority
i
HQ
II
l
A
klTC
under
a
plan
by
which
the
pro-j
(rKIL
UMNLL
vincial
office
at
Vancouver
would
'
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f
I
If)
delegate
some
of
its
powers
to
KV
KIN
I
I
lh
AUTO'
CLUB
IN
SESSION
Enjoy
Refreshing
Staves
will
tJINORABUni
at
Civic
Centre
-
Members
to
CampaiRn
for
Kiddies'
Kamp
Celebration
-TIT
YOUR
Dnt,p,r.Z7K
outlying
olTices.
A
major
point
of
discussion
was
that
of
lower
insurance
rates
for
motorists.
The
meet-
1
.U.W
ii-V-lito
learn
II.
G.
Van
tier
tthiyt;
New
President
Local
Branch
to
Have
Ci
renter
Autonomy
For
mwv
mving
ihovat
The
success
of
the
Kinsmen
MINORA
Blad
ing
UKirru
uiai,
n
..v.,
Pnsprt
ttil.h
n
drormin"
miMl-l,!m
mini
wpi-p
MR.
EMPLOYER
rifxirahle
Arable
iiiiL
jiiiwap
ear
oum'
AW
iWi
bership
in
the
face
of
increasing
BriUbh
Columbia,
efforts
should
j
"le
bachelor
contest
t'nrourap-
Canada
'faoritdoubl.
dq
economy
Blad.
Thcy'ie
the
quality
bladat
In
the
low-prica
field
1
problrms.
Prince
Rupert
branch
bP
made
to
obtain
full
infonna-
f
memoM
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on1
Cic
QHV
ft
of
HI.
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LUn
OU
Lift
maiiJLHUa
4.n
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the
club
to
approve
the
execu-
ciation
plans
to'
recruit
new
.katcbewan
automobile
insurance
,
recommendation
to
hwJ
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wil
Dance.
Ray
Mac
ft
nnnmv
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tir
nranr
i
ill
it--
...
An
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i
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n
i
:immiiui:i
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r
Do
you
still
glance
at
his
lapel?
SATURDAY
Sports
p.m.
2:00
Badminton.
Itasketball
Practices
11:00
High
School
junior
boys.
12:00
Hieh
School
junior
and
juvenile
girls.
Basketball
tianics
6:30-High
School
vs.
Gyros.
7:15-
Merchants
vs.
Morgans.
8:30
Savoy
vs.
Brownwoods.
Special
Events
8:30
Sports
Broadcast
iCFPRi.
IS
TRANSFERRED
TO
ALERT
BAY
Crttorge
McKay
Moving
From
Yukon
in
Government
Telegraphs
Service
Passing
through
the
city
MINORA
BLUES
ALSO
MlUBlMJ
-
-
lUUM
IV
"
;lation
to
iU
Vancouver
head-
government.
quarters.
N.
E.
Gcrrard
told
the
meet-
j
Annual
Mwetinsr
of
the
-or-
in
that
he
understood
that
in
jganization,
held
in
the
Civic
ne
(wo
prairie
provinces,
cov-
Centre
last
Might
heard
Us:pra!jp
although
at
a
lower
pre-
year's
W'ork
and
ts
;iirrnt
prob-!
maim
rate,
was
less
compre-lems
outlined
and
elected
new
j
hensive
than
the
B.C.
minimum
I
officers
for
1948.
All
officers
policies.
were
elected
by
acclomation.
(
Following
the
business
session,
i
President.
R.
G.
Van
der
sluys.
.
f:evt
rai
0f
the
45
persons
pres-Vice-President,
N.
R.
Gerrard.ient
took
out
membership
in
the
i
Secretary
-
Treasurer,
H
u
g
o
j
Association
after
Mr.
Kraupner
Lean
was
chosen
as
chairman
of
the
dance
committee
with
William
Long
and
R.
E.
Monta-
.
dor
as
his
assistants.
j
Stan
Saville,
chairman
of
.
May
24
ticket
sales
commit-
j
tee,
reported
on
the
progress
of
the
campaign
and
suggested
that,
during
the
latter
part
of
March
and
the
first
week
i.i
April,
club
members
conduct
a
city-wide
canvass.
Mr.
Saville
told
the
club
that
it
was
up
to
Auto
Logical!
"T-
k
Ik.
-4
-1
wr-.
Kraupner.
had
outlined
its
benelus..
Directors
jRobert
Elkiu.
A.
G.
every
member
to
get
out
ami
j
ell
to
the
best
of
his
ability
in
nrrier
to
make
the
Kinsmen
1
.iV!
1
1
An
.l'l
car
is
hctter
than
noiic.
Hut
having
no
car
is
ln'tter
than
having
one
unsafe
n
tlii'
road.
V
an'
i'iuipiMl
and
staliotl
to
check
vour
car
point
hv
iKiint,
attl
Bartlett,
J.
E.
Boddie
and
Jack!
Mussallem.
j
Mr.
Van
der
sluys
took
over
j
the
presidency
from
J.
Harry
!
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
yesterday
afternoon
was
George.
W.
McKay,
who
-was
enroute
(JOVEKNIWKNT
SlHiTATVEf)
OTTAWA
y
a
-oe
sf
173
to
38
the
House
of
lontmvnti
turned
aside
a
C.C.F.
motion
of
-non-confidence
in
the
government
in
the
lineerine
From
January,
1946,
to
November,
1947.
421,146
jobs
were
found
for
veterans
through
Ihe
efforts
of
the
National
Employment
SeTvio
and
the
excellent
co-operation
of
employers.
EUT
THERE
ARE
STILL
32.30Q
veterans
in
universities
and
8,800
more
are
still
taking
Vocational
Training
under
the
Canadian
Vocational
Training
Plan.
Many
more
are
still
in
hospital
receiving
treatment
for
their
war
wountH
These
men
and
women
have
yet
to
stake
their
postwar
claims
in
Canada's
civilian
employment
field.
They
deserve
ihe
same
consideration
as
was
given
to
veterans
during
the
i
first
days
of
demobilization.
OWLET'S
SEE
THEY
GET
IT!
Make
full
use
of
your
local
office
of
the
National
Employment
Service.
I"r,'t
south
from
Dawson
where
he
Black
who
had
held
It
since
thp
;
has
been
living
since
leaving
club's
formation
two
years
ago.
:
Prince
Rupert
some
20
years
Highway
improvement
is
the
j
to
niaki'
iii
tvusary
repairs
reliHhly
i
)rivf
in
now
!
He
will
join
Mrs.
McKay,
major
problem
facing
motorists
Throne
-Speech
debate.
The
ago
Kiddie
Kamp
the
success
it
iFhould
be
this
year.
;
I
President
R.
G.
Moore
briefly
,
outlined
the
duties
of
the
various
May
24
committees
and
an-
j
nounced
that
the
sports
event.;
would
run
off
in
open
or
picni-style
rather
than
in
the
group
method
used
during
previous
meets
!
Guests
at
last
night's
meet-
ing
were
Joe
Goscoe
and
Walter
Morgan.
who
left
the
north
some
time
in
Central
British
.Columbia,
iL.
resolution
would
have
criti-ugo
for
Victoria,
and
later
will
was
pointed
out
by
retiring
i
jatetl
the
government
for
Its
-price
fHirtrol
policy.
proceed
to
Alert
Bay,
Mr.
Mc-
president
.Black
in
Jus
Teport.
Kay
being
transferred
there
in
jie
urged
a
iarger
memhershio
Advertise
tn
the
Dallv
News!
ti.ovnti
Y
Ktxxa-
RrKd
.
the
.government
service.
j
and
a
continual
.activity
by
the
j
Mr.
McKay
was
with
the
tele-
association
to
keep
the
matter
j
graphs
at
Hazelton
and
here
before
the
attention
of
the
pro-
for
years
and
he
continued
in
vincial
public
works
department.
;
this
service
after
locating
in
the
Secretary-treasurer
Kraupner,
;
Yukon.
The
city
of
Dawson,
he
uho
resumed
office
for
his
sec-
,
says,
is
something
of
a
ghost
0nd
year,
reported
on
the
fin-
j
town
in
winter,
but
there
is
ancial
condition
of
the
Asso-
j
much
more
going
on
hi
the
way
elation
and
on
a
convention
of
j
of
industry
and
population
in
the
&C
Automobile
Association
;
the
months
of
summer.
which
he
attended
last
fall
at
j
'
Mrs.
McKay
is
a
daughter
of
Vancouver.
life
Department
of
Labour
HUMPHREY
MITCHELL
Minister
of
labour
A.
MacNAMARA.
Deputy
Minister
Mrs.
K.
E.,
Birnie
of
Smithers,
I
He
told
the
meeting
that
ne-
j
formerly
residing
here,
and
who
gotiations
were
under
way
for
!
is
now
in
the
.city;
the
guest
of
the
establishment
of
a
regional
i
T-
Mrs.
.J.
A.
Lindsay.
!
office
of
the
B.CA.A.
here,
which
i
Business
and
Professional
Breeding
d
Personality
B'.ooci
lir.i
-
a-
many
of
',iv
Ur-.f
ti.
the
Eas:.
Ilouey
Brero-
e
ceks
ulii
f
iv.-
jjj.;,.
wre's
wdc.
unit
v..
;
We
huv-
;
in
Princf
Hv,f
Thee
pupi
Ji
JONES
NEWS
STAND
We
handle
Eastern
and
Western
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