7s
Former
Local
Girl
Passes
1951
in
Prince
Rupert
Local
a
1
n
d
PERSONAL
A
former
Prince
Rupert
Kill,
Joan
Moser,
18-year-old
daughter
rt
Jtr
'jr,H
Ar
-Inhli
Mi.spr
8
Miss
Erlit.h
Johnston
wins
trip
to
Honolulu.
11
CNSS
Prince
Gcortte
ar-i"i"6u
iitr:
pulp
mil!
opening
officials
and
guests.
12
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
pulp
mill
at
Watson
Island
officially
opened.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cliff
Ham.
after
,
John
Wcsch.
after
spending
died,
on
Friday
in
Vancouver
a
holiday
in
Vancouver
returned
'
the
Christmas
holiday
season
at
General
Hospital
ironi
back
into
the
city
on
the
Pfince
George
his
home
here,
sailed
by
the
Juries
she
sustained
46
days
ago
,
today.
14
Port
Edward
tovnsite
lots
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harrv
Hansen
!
Camosun
yesterday
on
his
re-
in
an
automobile
collision,
iier
turn
to
his
studies
at
the
Uni-'
father
is
John
Moscr,
former
verity
of
British
Columbia
in!
manager
here
of
Edward
Lipsett
Vancouver.
I
Ltd.
and
in
more
recent
years
'located
in.
Vancouver.
William
Bell,
formerly
of.
the.
The
Girl
sustained
her
iniur-
1
.
e.?-w..;
f.irZi'JF
JANUARY
4Twelve
tons
of
hcrrSner
were
caught
In
a
seine
ft
in
Prince
Rupert
harbor
off
the
CNR
dock
by
Capt.
Paul
Rodnng
with
the
.einer
Oldfield.
j.
-"''"Tibia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
announc-'d
its
plant
was
in
the
final
stages
of
construction
and
expected
operation
in
February.
8
Fire
at
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd.
plant,
at
Port
Edward
caused
$m.000
damage.
15
Fi
st
cargo
of
sulphur
for
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
pulp
mill
was
de'ivered
by
the
Panamanian
freighter,
Santa
Ana.
i
17-
Framework
of
a
curling
club
was
fonr.ef!
by
election
of
officers.
The
meeting
was
unani-
I
us
sold.
relumed
o'n
the
Prince
George
20
William
Bo-'d
"Hopalong
today
following
a
trip
to
Van-Cusoidy"
arrived
here
while
on
couver.
holiday
cruise.
'
i
1
iL-K.
WV.
Canadian
National
Railways
and
jes
as
the
car
rolled
over
four
c.
i.
Appiewnaite,
.
M.r.,
win
oe
-v
io
v,ucisi..ii
wiHjus
eiu;eu
to
,
a
nlonecr
here,
sustained
a
severe
'
iimo.
ft
th.
r,iiiinn
nr
i
t
,
.
i
logins;
due
to
dryness.
,
i.c
sr
Ker
a.
,.ie
Rotary
C
ub
:
faU
Monday
afternoon,
slipping
companion,
William
F.
Englcr.
30-Frmce
Rupert
exhibition
luncheon
tomorrow.
He
will
ten
on
the
ice
on
Second
Avenue
not
21,,
was
slightly
hurt.
Driver
of
opened.
!
01
hls
tr'P
t0
Korea'
far
from
Sixth
Street.
He
was
the
other
car,
Lawrence
E.
Bur-
"-Ifi
1
Mr
gnrf
Mr.
Mrs
a
8
u
.prb
able
to
make
his
wav
home
all
kett
nf
New
Westminster
was
a
v7ir.FKAKuiM
wcuuinu
i-ucy
L,anaon
carter
Mackenzie
on
v
nauimter
or
Mr.
ana
ngni.
i
slightly
hurt.
7
Mi.i
Maine
s
t
e
1
1
e
n
j,ae
been
on
a
visit
to
Van-crowned
Queen
of
the
North
by,
couver,
returned
to
the
city
on
!
;
.
jju'gb
a
Mackenzie
of
London,
Ont
was
married
Wednesday
to
Geoffrey
Arthur
Holland
I
i'
'''
-on
only
son
of
External"
Affairs
Minister
Pearson
and
Mrs.
Pearson.
Shown
after
the
M
"In,',
performed
at
th
bride's
home,
are,
left
to
right:
Hon.
Lester
B.
Pearson
and
Mrs.
mr
iuoui
in
opinion
that
i
Mtn,
-
at
me
Fi
nice
the
Prince
George
this
mornine.
,
P-tce
Rupert
Daily
New
Wednesday,
January
2,
1352
built
shou
d
include
skating
as
Kupert
txi.:s:'.mn
;
i
bildal
couple,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mackenzie.
(CP
PHOTO)
well
as
curling.
!
lft
Because
of
lack
of
gravel.
I
uavld
Gillandcrs
returned
to
arson,
flince
Kupert
Livic
Lentre
-
j
25
lack
of
housing
for
per-
city
council
decided
the
paving,
university
oi
u.y.
m
Vancouver
io-
adults.
Tha
ping-pong
table
manent
employees
waa
stressed
proRram
would
be
shelved.
;tv
air
today
following
a
visit
it
to
bo
removed
and
a
number
bv
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd
1
21
HMCS
Ontario
arrives
withering
the
holidays
with
his
par-of
card
tables
erected
so
that
Vice-President
0""ree
Schneider
,
Lt.
Governor-Gemerai
Clarence
en.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Gilland-adulls
can
enjoy
bridge,
cjiess,
ar
a
serious
problem.
.
j
Wallace.
j
ers
in
Terrace,
checkers
and
crlbbage
in
quiet-
27
A
tear
gas
bomb
was
tossed
Al'Gl'ST
!
Misses
Jean
and
Mary
McAfee,
bob
Backwards
and
Forwards
ness.
"'"J
"'e
DUI
ul
-nnouncen.er,i
oy
rrovin-
after
soendlr.s
Christmas
and
We
wish
to
express
sincere
appreciation
to
our
customers
and
friends
for
their
support
and
patrongae
During
the
past
year.
We
hope
thnt
the
New
Year
will
be
one
of
happiness.
On
January
7,
entries
close
for
during
a
whist,
drive.
ciai
Public
works
that
Port
Ed-
i
New
Year
with
their
parents,
Mr.
the
flist
annual
chess
and
check-
31
City
Clerk
Dennis
main
ward
Highway
paving
will
com-!
and
Mrs.
W.
R.
McAfee,
are
sail
I'nterinu-
its
fifth
year
of
operation,
Prince
Ru-t
Civic
(lentre
looks
backward
on
one
of
its
fullest
I?
airl
highest
membership.
And
it
looks
for-
mence.
!
fn!r
tomorrow
nisht
bv
the
Princ
er
tournament,
mis
will
De
a
resigneu
round
robin
event
with
the
four
FEBRUARY
i3
-Prince
Rupert's
late
mayor,
GeorEe
on
their
return
to
their
off
for
the
highest
playing
championships.
.(I
to
crowflinp;
in
sun
more
activity
in
me
com
rncr
and
to
fullfil
its
objective
of
900
more
dancing
n
t
v
con
3
-
Preliminary
hearing
began
;
Georpe
Weston
Rudderham,
died
studies
at
University
of
British
of
a
murder
charge
against
Har-
j
suddenly
of
a
heart
attack.
Columbia,
old
Ryan
in
connection
with
lie
!
21
A
mountain
slide
in
Ba-
death
at
Port
Simpson
of
Lor-
j
bin?
River
blocks
sockeye
salmon
Miss
Peggy
Large
sails
by
the
raine
Tait
i
spawning
run.
Prince
George
tomorrow
ni-jht
to
7
One
of
la-vest
vessels
of
!
24
Prince
R
u
p
e
r
t's
Job's
resume
tor
studies
at
Provincial
for
a
full
bill
of
2,500.
j
'
h-ir
the
greatest
achieve-
of
the
yi
sir
tor
tne
centre
an(1
Ant)y
Marshall.
A
successful
fishing
fleet,
the
Takla.
i
uauKiiwrs
in
inree
ursi
prizes
oi-nwi
m
"uvuu-v.
the
3.C
S((Uii
e
dancing
will
resume
January
18
and
continue
every
second
Friday.
Teen
dances
will
begin
on
January
11
and
also
will
be
held
every
second
Friday.
A
'teen
club
is
to
be
funned
scir.e
time
this
month
to
co-ordinate
Print-i
Rupert
10
6-ri
iv
ran
aground
at
Lucy
Island,
year
was
ended
and
another
be-eun
bv
the
civic
centre
Badmln-
ip
ir.te
national
arm
meet
at
(jeuiais
uic
wunas
anu
Richmond,
Virginia.
New
Year
season
here
with
her
an
Two
coast
crui.
ships,
parents,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
O.
Large.
utiral
resources
Rupert
bill
i
of
tt;
m.les
out
of
lance
.,.,.
mm
mm
iirst
such
at-
ton
club
which
has
enlisted
its
inrin
t'-v
!iie
harbor.
13
Application
was
made
citv.
It
may
not
u.p
m
mbcrship
of
all
times
in
to'
Aiiao
Hartwlg,
fter
spending
j
sll
teen-aje
activities.
it
in
t!
hfC'l
t."tiC
y-ririf-p
nuperi
ana
Princess
JCahlern
collide
in
dense
fog
40
miles
north
of
the
best
unanciai
the
new
season.
i
u,ui
iv.
ivpn
rttv
rnunril
bv
B.C.
Packers
Ltd
me
nristmas
ana
new
near
holiday
season
here
with
his
Xnv
DIRECTOR
iontf
by
local
talent
to
help
fin-
to
build
a
new
fish
processing
In
June,
ponuisr
Civic
Centre
Mice
the
band,
orchestra
and
p
ant
at
Seal
Cove,
nirer-tar
rvv.i
Forward
announc-
LittJc
Theatre.
The
final
Alaska
14
A
Prince
Rupert
syndicate
,
vuK-n..
rents
na
Zl
City
aaproves
50-unit
three
;art."'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
L.
sailed
by
the
Camosun
.....
.,
,,.ive
Prince
Rupert
"is
"r-
i
PP
rtunitv
b
see
i,
with
whi;h
they
w,t
tannliar.
imtahie.
lt
showed
them
r,,(i
(lisu'uy.i
of
BC.'i
new-ri
;,.,,,.,(
ind-i'-t-ir.;
devel-
lt:C!
liUVCJ
UUlUlll
ICIlLctl
llUUdill
cd
his
resignation
and
when
the
Music
Trail
concert
takes
place
0r
businessmen
bought
Uie
Ad-
project
yesterday
on
his
return
to
his
studies
at
University
of
Washington.
riwrs
of
the
building
opened
in
April,
inc
annual
music
aim
ministration
ouuaing
ior
conver-,
SEPTEMBER
again
in
October
to
all
activities,
Drama
Festival
will
be
held
in
sion
into
an
apartment
block.
j
As,wV'te1
Boards
of
Trade
direction
began
under
the
able
May
and
probably
several
con-1
i
.
.
'A
m
n,
M.
and
Mrs.
A.
S.
Nick
jrson
n!
tin'
Aiian
piojixi.
'
,
.
....
fn-,n.i..
xirfu
will
iulf
nlnrp
in
rnntlini
I
T
"
r
"
...vw
one
of
the
ntinns
oi
ju
k
ouin,
.uunci.jr
"
"
"",r
-'
s
n
featured
v.
as
nun
Willi
uu:
mimiiwii
into
Nanaitnn
!rt
best
uymnastic
shows.
Vanrnuver
I'io-Rec
tvam
led
5-
A
sevc
al
thousand
dolia.
lire.
.
are
sailing
oy
the
prince
ucorge
fire
swept
through
the
Sport
13
P
Hue
Rupert
General
tomorrow
night
for
a
trip
to
Shop
and
T
Eaton
mail
order
Hospital
fund
campaign
launch-
Vancouver
and
Nanaimo.
They
house
causing
damage
to
inter-
,
ed
its
drive
for
$75,000.
will
alro
visit
Mr.
Nickerson's
io.-
arid
stock
-
j
14
Mayor'
H.
F.
Giassey
was
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
A.
Nick-
g
Ci,v
waier
reservoir
was
elected
at
the
by-election.
erson
at
Sandwick,
Vancouver,
drvin?
up
in
the
winter
s
coldest
24
Skeena
Highway
must
be
Island.
ien
D'.wiiin
The
most
Important
Item
on
Club,
a
subject
oi
wnicn
more
is
the
N-w
Year
ageptia.
says
Mr.
to
be
heard
later
in
the
season.
Btirn
is
the
annual
generai'jr!et-
Considerable
emphasis
Is
again
Ing
at
which
several
Important
to
b
placed
on
swimming
In-matters
come
up
for
approval.
struction.in
th
summer
as
well
Fist
one
Is
the
expenditure
as
planned
playground
activity,
in
connection
with
converting
f'll'
Kup-Hec
progiBmws
plan-the
auditorium
for
roller
skating
ned
with
special
atU-ntkm
given
K1.T3.M
L
-jorjr
rime
w:re
the
op-r-
i
f
"
'rrcn'l'tn
and
i.ici
-n
supplied
throiiRh
the
Mi
.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Van
Breu
WCP.ther.
reiueaiva
ueiore
paving,
ham
la
--
Snardowiia
announced
Minister
of
Public
Works
E.
C.
to
Rupert's
c;
th-
r
den
arrived
on
the
Prince
George
i
today
on
ttoir
way
to
Terrace
plans
for
a
new
store
on
Third
Carson
here
during
the
ir.d
childr-n
bv
putting
in
a
new
hardwood
to
advanced
aparaius
worn.
OCTOBER
the
membership
Avenue.
whe
e
Mr.
Van
Breuden
takes
a
floor.
It
Is
possible,
too.
that
Meanwnne,
in
iwo
cny
youms,
tveieii,,
rrjn(.p
Rnnert.
woman.
n
i-nv
n
ic
wn
tti..
phnmn
nn.
.,,,,.Kr,it
nf
Knultno
nirain
will
or
ve.
continues.
aj
iir.
stirn.
beehi
v.rh
baskciUill
f
the
Seiii
ir
B
he
discussed.
His
objective
for
the
balance
of
As
an
experiment,
the
adult
the
season
Is
another
800
mem-
Johnson
and
Percy
Welter,
Mrs
Fmile
Catherine
Azak.
was
known
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
drowi.vd
Saturday
afternoon
klUed
at
Hazelton
as
a
truck
she
islands
and
served
as
cook
for
when
their
skiff
upset
in
Prince
was
rjding
;n
left
the
highway,
i
man
years
at
Morgan's
Logging
Rupe.t
harbor.
!
6
Announcement
of
t.osure
camp
'
27
An
eastbound
passenger
of
saimon.
fishing
in
northern
recreation
room
will
be
reserved
bers.
in
the
picivitiri
v,as
taken
upprt
ninvers
on
the
Centre
;.
climaxing
a
full
season
of
ssf
ul
basket
hall
which
a'so
:h
the
Hariem
Globe
Trot-here
beginning
of
the
year.
::
$125-00
;
train
struck
a
rockslide
a
icw.arr-as.
'
"
miies
out
of
rftnee
Rupert,
de-
i3lconfirmation
was
received
ra.ling
two
cars,
but
no
one
was
that
Prince
Rupert's
grain
elcva-hurt.
'
"
1
tore
V
ould
be
used
again.
30
Captain
Cook's
Sea
Cadet'
24
Public
Utilities
Commission
Miss
Dorothy
Kergln,
R.N.,
and-Mis.
Audrey
Hunter,
R.N.,
after
spending
Christmas
and
New
Year
at
their
home
here,
left
by
today's
plane
on
their
return
to
their
post-graduate
nursing
AND
UP
rtniTs
Corps
revival
after
two
years
of
hearing
opens
on
Northern
B.C
inactivity
was
mooted
at
a
reorganization
meeting
of
the
Power
Co
Ltd
rate
hike
request,
studies
at
University
of
British
27
Prince
Rupert
was
isolated'
ColumbU.
They
will
now
be
CHESTERFIELDS.
local
branch
Navy
League
of
by
year's
worst
storm
in
which
Canada.
,
toxlr
inches
of
rain
fell
in
24
taking
up
public
health
fi-ld
work,
the
former
at
Ladysmith,
AND
APRIL
men
men
drowned
drowned
nee
t
were
highlighted
by
aianccs
ii
mii'Ii
noted
fig-as
En
ma
i
r
1
Gnitnm.
Maxim
pire.
Tomiko
Kanazawa
a.id
rrtur
tivtugli
the
medium
a:ka
Mu.-iir
Trails,
i
al
features
of
concerts
were
Civic
Svmphtu.y
Band,
the
"h
Hati'ionlc
Silver
Band.
Mil
at'd
Drama
Festival
ti'nerd
;ts
ni'.st
successful
:Ui
a
i-.rotd
in
entries
and
'or'
a"'iviiies
was
cllmax-the
Rup
Rec
display
at
3
Two
off
JL
man
Mvarl
Qtfl
to
Rule
VANCOUVER
Something
new
In
wedding
presents:
Tom
Hurley,
fl4-year-old
Van-cein
r
criminal
lawyer,
has
j
hours.
j
NOVEMBER
j
I
6
East
end
fire
destroys
home
1
of
Mrs.
E.
Quast.
!
1
8
Prince
Rupert's
new
schools
,
officially
opened
by
Education
i
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on
page
4i
CONVERTIBLES
new
.Shipments
a
direct
descendant
of
the
first
Marquis
of
Montrose.
"My
mother's
uncle
prcsvnted
the
heart
to
the
Royal
Stuart
Society
and
when
I
heard
about
it
I
was
able
to
prove
to
the
governor
of
the
society
that
I
was
the
only
surviving
granddaughter
of
my
generation
of
tto
family,"
she
said.
"The
society
had
offered
the
heart
for
sale
to
the
rightful
claimant
and
when
I
told
Mr.
Hurley
about
mv
deep
In'eresl
in
Us
history
he
arranged
to
buy
It
for
me
as
a
widding
present.
"I
will
keep
it
with
me
as
long
as
I
live
and
carry
it
with
me
as
my
grandfather
did.''
Vancouver
Island,
and
the
latter,
in
Vancouver.
j
Walter
Longwill,
living
in
Prince
Rupert
since
early
days
,
and
a
pioneer
plumber,
left
at
the
week-end
on
a
Journey
that;
will
take
him
to
London,
Eng-
'
land
wheie
three
sisters
reside
;
and
where
he
will
receive
treat-ment
for
recent
ailment.
He
flew
to
Boston,
Mass.,
where
another
sister
lives
and
whore
he
will
vi.--it
before
flying
the
Atlantic.
Mr.
Longill
has
been
In
ill
health
for
ome
time.
'
h
P
r-Rir
h
acier
Jerry
iiMin
Ci'iiiinriiiied
the
c1v1p
bought
his
bride
of
four
days
a
ununified
human
heart.
Gord
on
&
Anderson
Ltd.
Graham
Island
when
a
skiff
with
which
they
left
the
seiner
Bare-
lay
Sound
overturned.
Tho
men
were
George
Sutter
and
John
Jolllffe.
11-V
W.
Woolworth
Co.
Ltd.
announced
purchase
of
a
64-foot
lot
on
Third
Avenue.
13-Cify
council.
Provincial
and
Federal
Government
housing
representatives
met
and
decided
there
was
a
dire
need
for
more
houses
In
Prince
Rupert
and
a
plan
for
50
rental
houses
would
be
considered.
16
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
pulp
mill
brgins
operating,
28
Halibut
fishermen
swarm-c
j
customs
house
for
clearances.
Phone
46
If;
I
think
ou
have
liren
ihiiuj:
marvi
I'mis
ih
in
healthy
oiiunitv
recreation.'"
in-
il
l'.-,
tic
shows
brought
"Uii;
the
):ist
year
featured
Mur'ijn
!s
top
billini'.
whose
N'lt
Just
an
ordinary
heart,
though.
This
one
belonged
to
the
first
Matiuls
of
Montrose,
beheaded
In
Scotland
three
centuries
ago
after
a
series
of
do-feats
by
the
Scottish
Covenant
1
iS
t
t
1
"
It
will
be
the
first
trip
to
Can-
ers.
Montrose
was
captain-gen-
M
ho
'If
(jlU'-llKl'l
nei'f
nl'm
fi
nrna
eral
of
the
Scottish
armies
of
1Mia
for
the
heart,
Blthough
lt
King
James
hai
seen
a
number
of
other
for-
Of
the
gut,
now
en
houte
to
vlgn
lands.
r''.
triik-shooting
and
-:i:ii
filled'
the
iiolisc
three
'
In
a
row.
Vancouver
from
the
Royal
htuart
It
was'ditg
up
from
under
tne
,WW
Kncl-Mv
nf
Scotland.
Mrs.
Hurley
srnffnld
where
It
was
buried
and
,
v
M.r
"'kuisporis
in
the
Centre,
exclaimed:
"How
lovely,
how
ob-
packed
olf
to
the
Montrose1
2-First
halibut
of
the
season
us
the
training
ground
for
Fo'utcly
grand
"
'
.amily
In
exUo
in
France,
It
was
,
landed
by
packers
W.
R.
Lord
Rupert's
Golden
Gloves
She
Is
the
former
Mrs.
Malste
iost
from
time
to
time.
Including
j
and
Arctic
Queen.
his.
Bill
Mouse"
Morrison
Armjt
age
Moore
and
claims
to
be
once
in
India.
Eventually,
it
was
'
5
Joseph
Addison
died
after
i
N'
..v
as
rWrr&&9
M&.mi
"
-
-
.
ciurn
hi-
n
member
nf
the
Mon-
,
oeing
nn.
oy
a
uxi
7
Harold
Ryan
was
convicted
t.
o
c
family
to
the
Royal
Stuart
Society.
in
supreme
court
assizes
here
of
murder
of
Lorraine
Talt.
I
I
tr
i
8
City
tax
rate
was
set
at
65
mills.
15
Warship
HMCS
Athabas-
kan
arrived
direct
from
Kore;v
jCotal!
IjurAc
Sent
to
J,
an
on
way
home
from
war
theatre.
LONDON
TAR
Kathran
i
Kip
i
Oldfield.
24
-
year-old
-singer
from
Victoria,
B.C.,
came
to
Britain
on
holiday
three
years
ago
and
stayed
to
b'.uld
a
reputation
as
an
entertainer
in
television,
cabaret
and
radio.
Mi's
Oldfield
now
Is
rpjicaitng
at
London's
Berkley
Ili'tel,
where
she
sings
scngs
featuring
lyrics
sto
wrote
her-r.plf.
(CP
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!
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u
JfNE
1
Census
taking
in
Skeena
area
begins.
4
Three
men
drowned
when
their
truck
left
the
highway
and
plunged
into
the
Skeena
River.
VICJlCEKS
Miss
Nancyc
Dawes,
RN.,
daughter
of
G.
J-
Dawes
of
this
city,
Is
going
from
Salt
Lake
City,
where
she
has
been
nursing
for
the
past
few
years,
to
Iian
under
an
International
rehabilitation
program.
She
i.s
sponsored
by
the
University
of
Utah.
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The
colors,
as
described
by
int.
British"
color
council,
arc
Edinburgh
Rose,
a
flowcr-frcsh
pink'
;
Tudor
Cream,
the
soft
glow
of
a
creamy
rose;
Pacific
yellow.
I
ihc
luminous
color
In
the
cre.sl
leathers
rf
Aititralia's
while
!
cockatoo
and
Wind
flower
Blue,
I
typi.-al
cf
the
rleir
blues
found
iin
many
Aurtrallan
wild
flow-i
ers
:
The
council,
of
which
F'ta-
beth
it
rnl"-
said
,nst
twt
were
suggcslea
by
AnstraliM
and
New
Zealand,
from
.'jjt.
.
"a"01'.
with
the
kitchen
lfd
K'ar
the
front,
and
rear
'ln,'w
and
nil
rooms
npen-into
ope
hall.
.
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room
iis
corner
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book
casus
below.
v"PUtp
ad
high
book
e
m
tlv
inside.
Coat
,c:
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"l!","'l
at
eneh
en-
.
;
'iitn
cabinet,
in
bath-1
U
warcir"be
closets
in
non-
A
bt,ii,.in
chest
of
front
bedroom.
Refrigerator,
work
counter
and
."tovc
are
built
into
cabinets
on
Inside
waft
and
sink
under
rear
window.
Exterior
flni'li
is
siding
on
the
walls
and
plywood
gable
ends,
iau
brick
chimney
and
living
room
walls
and
asphalt
shlnebs.
D
menslons
are
51
feel
by
23
feet.
A-ea
Is
1.004
square
feet
and
cubage
2(1,024.
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advertisement
is
not
published"
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
riritijJri
iolumbi.