I
i
Ill
,
I
M.mf.iniiul
Iiiiii
tiwie
A;
EXTENSIVE
TKiKHAH
Pilnie
KupeiT
Uuiiy
New.
Friday,
March
1,
1952
..lie
Wll-t
!i
tilt
!iuw-j
ever,
no
more
than
two
tele-'
phones
are
permitted
on
a
line.f
An
example
of
the
conditions'
under
which
the
Dublic
suffer
Hon.
Lionel
Chevrier,
Min-
the
program
in
the
Cariboo
be
I,
'i
.
-..
"
-
I'
,
I-
'
.
'
.
i
,l
Peace
River
country
with
British
Columbia
coastal
points,
it's
natural
market
place.
He
said
he
regarded
good
telephone
servics
as
a
prime
requisite
of
with
respect
to
telephone
service
I
isler
of
Transport,
has
shown
speeded
up
so
that
every
en-is
at
Fart
St.
James,
B.C.
Atja
keen
interest
ia
solving
the
couragement
will
be
given
to
present
20
or
30
phones
are
tied
problem
of
telephone
and
tele-
j
those
who
are
in
charge
of
the
into
a
single
line.
The
result
of
8aph
communications
in
the
great
industrial
developments
thi.
io
v,
...
!r
nrptm
nf
th
Northwpst.
1
now
Drcceedirs
in
the
countrv
JU'S,AV
CANADA
ALASKA
,
I
bujo
io
vile
wuioi
ivuiu
Ul
tuillu-
'
'
,
.
.
'
'
He
has
riven
instructions
that
north
of
Ashcroft.
At
Quesnel
two
new
magneto
Jl
boards,
each
caring
for
120
lines
have
been
purchased
in
England
u.wil
.lllKV
&,laVU--
o-
-----
tion
to
those
using
th-a
tele-'
"
"
and
will
b
installed
this
spring
Mr,
Murray
raid
that
the
following
briefly
ratlines
-
the
work
t
he
done:
USED
CARS
FOR
SALE
phones.
As
a
result
of
the
new
appropriation
mentioned
by
Mr.
Murray
a-
15-line
board
will
be
installed
at
Fort
St.
James
and
an
endeavor
will
be
made
to
give
that
community
a
greatly
extended
service.
Facilities
will
be
created
for
the
placing
of
at
least
100
telephones
in
the
Fort
'
Vls
'V
I
Quesnel
T
?A
line
mas-net
hoards.
Will
isw
Lake
T
new
switch
hoards.
v
Vanderhoof
One
new
switch
Ixrard,
1941
International
-"i-ton
I'anel
1H49
Austin
Panel
j
St.
James
area.
The
new
program
will
include
provisions
for
a
good
long
distance
service
to
coastal
points
for
the
entiie
Cariboo
country.
Burns
Lake
One
new
switch
hoard.
Terrace
Tw
new
twitch
hoards.
I
All
of
these
will
be
of
the
same
type
and
capacity
as
at
Quesnel
)
At
points
less
populous
new
i
1918
Ford
Panel
1941
Ford
Sedan
-1947
Austin
8
Sedan
1941
Morris
8
Sedan
1937
Tcrraplane
Sedan
1918
Ford
Sedan
191?,
Thames
(Ford)
Panel
i
boards
are
being
installed
a
fol-
fTALi
n
ww;
-y
A,
"-
-fiTTI
-
ft.
'r
I
m
-
r-ifca
y
w-:-.r.
.
.
.t
y
i
-
.
i
lews:
I
One
Hundred
Mile
House
A
i
20-line
board.
Superior
Auto
Service
(
VrTtt
nil
(f
4
nMinni
rmtVrU
W
U
4
i
Limited
Clinton
20-line
board.
Lytton
A
20-line
board..
AlTis
Crerk
A
10-line
board.
Fort
St.
James
A
15-Hne
board
Ashcroft
An
overhauling
of
the
present
system.
Three
new
carrier
channels
will
be
installed
direct
to
Vancouver.
Rearrangements
wiil
be
made
in
the
WUliams
Lake
area
by
extending
the
present
Rickc
Creek
Phone
Green
217
I
Third
Avenue
West
"Hj
fill
BETTER
FAST!
r
i
p.-
'";r
!i
line
toAk?xis
Creek.
-
In
the
south'
Cariboo,
the
entire
telephone
system
will
be
III
AMY
AOS
...
mi
Mrt
Ji
strength
(soviet
union
I
greatly
improved
by
the
instal-i
ling
of
two
copper
wires
from
I
Ashcroft
to
Lillooet
by
way
of
;
Ihe
Marble
Canyon,
j
In
rural
areas
eisht
telephones
j
may
be
safely
attached
to
a
single
CANAL
ZONE
-
MALAYA
INDIAN
0
C
M
N
AUSTRALIA
i
r
Market
Place
of
Millions
CLASSIFIED
ADS
PAY
ft
I
Wtnn
Fmnlnumpnt
Ottirial
TRAVEL
RAIL
Willy
fcliiffivjiiiwii.
Seen
Transformation
Here
Burns
Lake
Skiier
Wins
Canadian
Title
Write
Them
Yourself
on
this
Handy
Form
Whiting,
NKS
Manager,
To
Kemain
in
jl'rinfc
Rupert
Alex
Hal
Successor
To
Points
East
Six
Trains
Weekly
OVERSEAS
BOOKINGS
For
1953.
ill?
rt'liremt'ni
alter
a
lull
iiiftime
ui
vuii;
Vrtixt.liu
v
cn
.aiiauiaii
lira)
"I""
viewed
liy
many
as
a
honeycomb
future
but
jkoken,
33-year
old
Finnish
skiing
ace,
captured
the
,
Prince
Rupert's
well
known
Unemployment!
Class
A
cross-country
event
in
Canadian
skiing
cham-
re
I
omnnssion
cniei.
pion.-iups
on
ukium;
jiuumiun
iuitiajf.
Now
Being
Registered
St"
Whiting
will
be
65
!
-
3
but,
even
before
then,
a
out
of
the
office
he
has
LL
LINES
REPRESENTED
land,
and
at
17
came
to
Canada
T
JlfIi
from
Australia.
He
settled
al-,
lUrricr
VflllS
j1
me
uurns
L,aKe
skiut
cuvcica
j
the
11-mile
course
in
time
of
j
59:27.
He
was
followed
at
62:13
i
by
a
countryman,
Olavl
Hauk-
Call
or
Write
I
ioia
of
Sudbury.
Ontario,
ana
Uitv
Ticket
Office
Ph.
260
f
(or
11
years
to
end
a
1
:
i.H
service
career,
'jk'
opened
its
office
in
ipert
In
Octotjer,
1941,,
mast
immediately
at
Kamloops
and
for
several
years
was
employed
by
.
the
federal
forestry
department
patrolling
the
Can
By
Knockout
5enot
Ticket
Office
Ph.
853
j
Clarence
Servold
of
Camrose,
Al
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
berta.
adian
National
Railway
right-1
vancouvkr
(f
The
veteran
:a
whiUnu
as
manager
Both
Nitkoken
and
Hukioja
arrived
in
Canada
six
months
Ja'es
a
hundred
thou-
of-way,
then
owned
by
the
Do-
Earl
Tui.ner
Df
Richmond,
Cal.,
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
fZ'"
'I
w.
"",""""
.
.
jiast
nignt
sioppca
un
u
-
d
this
is
thc
nxst
-tim
j
imvr
..-r-.i
-
lAUn
ne
cnU'red
tne
service
rm
of
Vancouver
in
me
nun
the'
-
.
nave
romDeted
competed
airainst
atainst
each
eacn
'
then.
nf
the
nrovincial
Deoartment
of
-round
of
their
scheduled
10-
1
wartime
when
we
set
Labor
and
was
stationed
at
j
round
bout.
Turner
weighed
j
other
In
this
country.
4
here
and
things
were
;
Prince
George
several
years
and
i522
and
Merrill
1513i.
5c
Six
Number
of
.Times
Enclosed
Please
Find
(3c
per
word
per
insertion
e.g.
Number
of
words
25;
cost,
insertions
for
price
of
four.
Minimum
charge,
50c.)
Add
four
words
if
bo:
number
required
ill
around.
Construe-
'
w
as
also
attached
to
the
Public
mt
Mi
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Hat
an
all-time
high
in
Works
Department
as
account-
200
Attend
f'A'im
lew
years.
We
ant.
i
r
or
than
20.000
men.
Greatest
slump
in
Prince
Ru-j
Hoop
Dance
pert
in
the
last
10
years
was
in
1047,
Mr.
Whiting
recalls.!
There
was
little
employment,'
war
veterans
were
returning
SHOW
and
DANCE
1
Oldtime
and
Western
Swing
Saddle
Lads
.
.
.
Stars
of
Radio
-
Stage
Records
Show
Admission:
Adults
50c;
Children
35c
Show
and
Dance
Admission
$1.25
ot
I.O.O.F.
HALL
SATURDAY,
MARCH
15,
ot
8:00
p.m.
Name
att
was
more
shipping
I'jh'-rc
than
In
Vancou-calls.
U!1.E
POSITION
Piincc
Rupert
is
again
J"able
employment
po-
Close
to
200
persons
turned
out
..
Z
le
to
enjoy
themselves
at
U?e
Wed-
.rir,.,
nioht
rniKetna
l
nance
Address
,.:
1
-
Phone
No
:
sadly
pessimistic.
j
and
wish
success
for
the
Prince
At
h,
,....
"And
I
think
that
was
th
the
B
c
challengers
who
mistake
we
made.
Con-
Fentk-.ton
meet
to
rate
in
the
prov-greatest
,eft
yesterday
I
y
tuitions
have
proved
since
that
,n
the
provincial
Senior
"A"
ting
puts
the
cause
ofjUP
emi-finaK
'
"tne
"enormous
expan-;
.
..,
hnrt.
hlB.J
About
$100
was
netted,
in
aid
a
fme
fishing
ndustry,!m
TLot
the
travelhng
fund,
said
Hero
Mnrean
dance
chairman.
Dance
Your
dollars
can
answer
humanity's
call
for.
.
1
h
S
2ei
claims
his
attitude
is
not
in
tho
was
held
at
the
Elks
Home
to
mu.slc
of
.the
our
Dukes.
'.
f:
v
:
least
unfounded.
J
1
"
jviivv,
me
111-
Bronstrnction
which
was
Remember
when?
I
Grant
Warwick
was
named
Rookie
of
the
Year"
in
the
Nt-
juy
Columbia
Cellulose
ind
arrival
of
the
pulp
ffi'iliins
industry
has
"y
doublfd
its
produc-he
last
five
years.
Al-
second
industry
has
fated
by
the
expanded
I
facilities
and
rerinc-'ih
nastcs.
"You
can
see
it
everywhere.
There
will
be
steady
growth
here
until
Prince
Rupert
Is
one
of
the
nicest
places
in
the
province
to
live,"
and
he
eites
fishing,
mining,
pulp.
logging
and
shipping
as
the
most
stable
blackbone
of
the
community,
"not
lo
mention
any
benefits
that
may
come
this
way
in
connection
with
the
Al-can
development."
"So
vou
see."
says
Mr.
Whit
0
0
7
J
i
tional
Hockey
League
10
years
!
ago
today
in
the
"annual
poll
for
!the
Calder
trophy.
Warwick,
S
riRhtwinger
on
the
New
York
Rangers,
had
16
goals
and
17
I
assists
in
the
1941-42
season
,
while
playing
on
a
forward
line
I
with
Clint
Smith
at
centre
and
I'M
meant
that
the
ason
in
the
fishimr
has
been
creatlv
ex-1
Allan
Kuntz
at
left
wing.
fact,
none
of
the
fish
!
ing,
a
little
wistfully,
"with
n
almost
new
start
for
this
part
of
the
country,
I
have
no
wish
to
lay
down
my
tools
which
have
L.
a
nn-f
vif
V"
O
I'm
"
re
now
close
down
at
j
iiline.
who
came
to
the
!
0
-
LW.ffv
;
Kruwii
iu
uc
a
pan
v
-
...
n
lone
i
:
"8
..
from
England
olna
to
keeD
on
working."
Thousands
of
lives
are
saved
each
year
by
the
timely
transfusion
of
blood
and
plasma.
Hospital
patients,
mothers
in
childbirth,
victims
of
accidents;
they
live
who
would
have
died.
Resides
its
day-to-day
service,
Red
Cross
has
the
added
commitment
of
providing
plasma
for
our
armed
forces
and
must
meet
NO
RETURN
TRIP
CANSO,
N.S.
(CP)-Most
of
the
crew
that
brought
a
new
trawler
from
England,
instead
of
going
home,
left
for
various
parts
of
Canada
to
start
new
careers.
The
trawler
named
Boston
Swallow
then
sail
for
the
fishing
banks
on
her
first
trip
with
a
Canadian
crew.
ruaua,
is
not
con-'
f'ttle
down
to
a
life
of
1
n
his
successor,
Alex
's
over
managing
the
'
at
it
too
long
to
K-,lm
hcalthy
anrt
tS0I
be
lookinn
for
a
NEW
RANGE
LIGHT
SARNIA,
Ont.
(CP)
Found
to
have
been
undermined
by
storms
and
high
water,
the
range
light
at
Point
Edward
has
had
Its
foundations
strengthened.
A
new
stronger
flashing
light
will
also
be
erected.
stockpiling
requirements
for
civil
defence
and
national
emergencies.
Jt
needs
funds,
as
well
as
blood,
(
-
to
expand
this,
one
of
its
most
important
services
to
Canadians.
J?
00n."
tin
..
If
you
want
to
sell
It,
advertise
It,
News
classified.
matter
says
he
ho
.
II..
,:siiS!SlaWSi
1
1V""
one
of
wh'ch
"ot
f
next
month.
,
The
work
of
mercy
never
ends,
fC
440
AAA
nIaII
over
by
Mr.
sn
.JJr
7)h
I
npru
18.
f
av'ng
Prince
Rupert,
x
!vm
rw
Cards
for
All
Occasions
Anniversary
.
Wedding
Baby
....
Sympathy
Appropriate
is
the
word
for
cards
ot
I
W
it
isn't
so
easy
to
de
lot
of
friends
,t
11
years
mm
-
,
miu
my
W1IC
La
fh
to
CARDS
to
your
remain
here."
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mm
Mil
tills
H
jnt
tt
Cms
v
wistlf
sti.
lick
tur
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icemntint
is
ipftiiti
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it
tin
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.
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