I
I
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Tuesday,
January
20,
1953
B.C's
Doukhobor
Problem
Reported
Rnard
Pronoun
PHurtion
t
.,
t
I
mm
.
I
I
6.1
Per
Lent
or
bZ
balaiy
scale
i
-J
..-i'
'
Under
Study
by
Provincial
Labinet
VICTORIA
(CP)
A
program
di-'
Within
the
ia
t
two
weeks
ui
have
been
dym
mi't!,
rectcd
at
settling
British
Co-
unexploded
bomb
has
been
found
i
It
wa
repor-.f-J
titat
rtsido.-.ts
umbia's
DouUtobor
probleai
;
near
a
railway
bridge
at
nearby
near
the
jite
o;
u-.mb.ri
j;i
without
relocating
the
fanatici
Creston
and
We.4
Kootcr.iy1,
gettirK
apathet.e
as.d
r.ot
report-elements
ta
reported
under
atuoyi
power
and
Light
power
pois
ing
them
la
the
fiCMP.
k
A
reuuction
of
0.1
per
cent
of
the
11)52
salary
hcale
for
I'rince
Itupei
t
teachers
was
proponed
to
the
,.t
...t,,...t
.
.
i
r
.L
by
the
provincial
cabinet.
Government
sources
w
c
r
t-ouotcd
todav
as
saving
the
pro
Yl
Vi''
:-Vi--t
C
Vi
mair
arbitration
board
to
set
lOo.'J
salaries.
The
teachers
fcoutfht
an
increase
over
last
year's
gram
included
recognition
ol
the
salaries
01
i:.
per
cent.
be
sure
to
get
Doukhoboi"
form
of
marriage
am:
,
voting
prllipged
for
Doukhoboi
:.'
'
.
...
nrilf
1
(3y
a
-
I
The
'
teachers
soiri-ht
reuse
over
last
year's
an
In-r
i
his
alleged
teacher
shortage
salaries
Ju-st
Isn't
so,"
said
Mr.
Wilson.
He
:it't
enmimei..
In
tlir
nrovlno?'
but
would
not
involve
the
exodus;
of
the
Boru.
of
Freedom
front
tlr:
;
of
1U
8
per
Cfiit
v
Kootenay
region.
Frank
WiL-on.
Chllltwack
bar-;
normal
sch'jols
was
"very
good
i
X
h
J
PP1
mm
rlst.-r.
presenting
the
pchool
recruitment
and
that
B.C.
with
board
brief
and
proosul.
claim-,
the
highest
alary
seal.?
for
I'd
till"
Prinre
Rupert
teachers
teacher
In
Canada
i
attracting
m
overt-aid
and
uronosed
the
many
good
teachers
from
other
1
reduction.
Part
of
the
country."
i
He
said
that
due
to
eost-of-i
Mr.
Spragge
said
"that
very
Representations
will
be
made
;
to
Ottawa
to
relax
the
punish-1
ment
for
nude
parading
an'!
cit-j
ablish
a
new
Department,
uJ
j
Doukhobor
Affairs.
,
Nelfon
Junior
Chamber
of;
Commerce
has
demanded
thei
provincial
and
federal
govern-1
menut
take
immediate
action
to;
stop
bombings
in
the
K'Xjlenay.
!
iTioS
is
Kl
'
",r
'fixmrtt
foyeK
foot
Country
Captain
is
a
Sumptuous
Kice,
Fried
Chicken
and
Gravy
Main
DisK
.
.V
tK
.
4
'
f
i
.
V
5
'
living
drop
luft
year,
the
19!i2
fact
shows
you
that
there
must
scale
"which
was
designed
to
be
ft
teacher
shortage
In
B.C.
and
take
calf
of
even
greater
cost-
,
also
that
higher
salaries
attract
:f-Ilvlng
than
the
peak
In
Janu-
more
people
to
the
prolesston.
ury.
1012
of
191.5"
Rave
the;
"Only,
they're
not
yet
near
teachers
"a
very
generous
soiled-
inert
enough,
'
Mr.
bpiaggei
quip-
:
l.
nt
:,l:,r:.
'
Ded.
P.aiica!
Son
of
Freedom
Don;:-
;
hobor
have
been
accu.sed
of
bombings
In
the
Kootenay
arc",
where
power
polej
and
railway
i
...
....
.i...
........
rrese.u
-
teacher
suiarn
in
jjr
uixi
which
will
niiiiiru
"t
a
coi'tpo-
,.llHr
111"
LM-tJe-r,.,.,,l(!i,r
In
some
25
i.
Tt-i-
.,11
Mllilt
l
'l
"
,,.
u;..
I
"I
kilitl
by
the
i,
spou-orrd
1
Design
.
Mi
i'i1'
"P
Canu-41;..c'.u!''
if.
retaii-u
,Mlrs
Three
special
..tmiMtr-..
hiOlla.!.
0
Toronto
w
111
I'iitii
i
But
tx
fore
me
artinraiion
i
"r
.
b-urd
retired
lut
nlttht
at
9,30
Prince
Kuix-rt
range
from
20
,
,
..
a
vear
for
elementarv
conditional
'
'
to
uo'toer
its
unat
oecwion,
n
....
t.ach-
r,rt
"iaUd
faci.rrs
to
$4.23a
or
Kuve
an
Indication
to
the
"
mentary
biulc
U-a.ner
with.
ers
that
at
least
one
concsMon
i
.,,',..
1
15
vears
exwrience,
and
from
wouId
bc
mude
1
!
$2,750
for
a
secondary
baotc
lirst
SHOl
l
l)
I'.E
ItAIM.l)
year
Uach-
r
to
$1
830
for
a
ec-
Atier
Mr.
Wil.wn
h'.id
present-
ondary
advanced
certificated
ed
Ms
ea.ie
and
during
rebuttal
teacher
with
more
than
14
years
of
Allan
Kprai?KC.
appearing
lor
:
experleiee.
i
ti
leui
hers
nee
of
the
arbiters;
The
lncrea.se
soukht
by
the
lines
have
been
blasted
.
Trie
Chamber
accused
the
two
governments
of
apathy
ar.d
dt-manded
arrest
and
punishment
of
those
responsible
for
rcfcnt
bombings.
President
'
Jack
Morgan
.st-.d
there
was
no
other
centre
wher?
"a
few
people
can
tie
up
a
nr
-tional
railway
to
the
exient
of
!
a
curfew
on
traffic."
Frank
Oawshaiv
Delayed
a!
Ssndsp!
Yesterday
SHOV
GOES
OH
TOHIGHT
AND
TOMORROW
NIGHT
8
p.m.
"Civic
Centre
iy
Writing
stated
that
the
arbitration
board
teachers
would
rase
th
w
salar-
ressions
;
r.Twitla
d
that
the
teachers'
ies
by
an
average
of
$075
a
year
I
standard
of
living
should
bc
or
add
to
a
total
annual
payrcii
'
ratM'd
In
line
with
those
in
other
jof
$252,959
compared
to
the
1952
,
professions.
payroll
of
$211,150.
i
Mr.
KpraiJKe,
executive
assist-
readers
Canada
the
heat
as
low
as
possible..
Cover
raucepirt
s'ith
a
1M
an
leave
over
this
lm'
heat
for
14
minutes.
Turn
olf
.he
heat.
Do
not
remove
lid
niT
stir
rice
while
it
is
cooking.
After
rice
has
cooked,
remove
saucepan
from
heat
but
keep
lid
on
until
rice
actually
is
served.
Use
eiact
measurements
of
uncooked
rice
and
water.
Time
the
cooking
accurately.
MKTHOD:
Have
chicken
drawn
and
cut
into
serving
pieces
or
if
froien,
thaw.
Rinse
with
cold
w.ter
and
drain.
Mix
flour,
salt
and
pepper
in
a
paper
sack.
Shake
three
or
four
pieces
of
chicken
in
the
sack
at
a
time
to
coat
thoroughly.
In
a
very
large
skillet
or
Mup
kettle,
melt
the
fat.
add
the
chicken
and
fry
until
crisp
and
brown.
Remove
the
chicken
and
all
but
cup
of
the
fat
in
which
chicken
was
fried.
To
this
fat,
add
the
flour,
mix
Well
and
cook
over
a
low
heat
until
slightly
browned.
Gradually
add
the
water,
stirring
constantly
to
make
a
smooth
gravy.
Add
the
tomatoes,
peas,
mushrooms,
celery,
onions,
garlic,
thyme,
curry
powder
and
salt.
Return
the
chicken
to
the
large
skillet
or
kettle.
Cover
and
cook
slowly
for
30
to
40
minutes
or
until
the
chicken
is
tender.
Arrange
the
cooked
rice
on
a
large
platter.
Place
the
pieces
of
chicken
over
the
rice
and
pour
the
gr.lvy
over
the
chicken.
Some
of
the
gravy
may
be
served
in
a
separate
dish.
Sprinkle
the
almonds
and
currants
over
the
top
of
the
chicken.
This
recipe
makes
8
generous
servings.
Truly
"De
Uscioua"
Country
CufiUiui
wun
fiit
(laCt
honor
in
the
rite
and
met
division
of
the
Creole
Cookery
Contest
nt
the
1952
International
Itice
JKeatival.
This
nee
and
chicken
meal
is
so
good
that
eaters
will
feel
like
generals
and
you
will
be
awarded
a
medal
of
honor
for
putting
forth
surh
wonderfully
tasty
rice
and
chicken
fare.
Kricnds
will
become
enemies
if
an
attempt
U
made
to
ra.ion
servings.
After
discovering
how
super
flavorsome
the
almonds
and
currants
make
rice
with
chicken
and
gravy,
there
will
he
a
siege
of
warnings
that
this
rice,
chicken
and
vegetable
combination
be
served
again
real
soon.
INAKtlHF
NTS:
1
try
in
r
ehickra
1
ru
p
flour
I
tea
poena
salt
i
teaspoon
pepper
1st
for
frying
chicken
'
j
cup
flour
4
cups
water
1
No.
2
can
tomatoes
eup)
14
rap
rooked
green
pes
1
ran
mushrooms
C
j
rup)
Mt
rup
diced
relery
I
j
rap
finrlr
rhopped
onion
1
rlove
garlic,
chopped
1
4
teaspoon
thyme
1
teaspoon
curry
powder
1
teaspoon
salt
C
raps
hot
rooked
rice
rup
toasted
almonds
i
i
,
rap
rooked
rurranU
METHOD:
To
make
6
lioeral
cups
of
flufTy
rice,
put
2
cups
of
uncooked
rice.
4
cups
of
cold
water
and
2
teaspoons
,ot
salt
into
a
2
quail
sauf-ep.m
and
"
brine
to
i
viRorous
boil.
Turn
i
The
Moose
Leu
ion
:
ant
of
the
B
C.
Teachers
Fedr
'atiim.
claimed
earlier
that
In
j
Immigrants
rii
m
e
e
1
1
n
Tuesday,
U:.'
7;
Jan.
20.
8.30
p.m.
.
Prince
HtiTt
"the
tendency
of
,
iN
I
kRNATlONAL
"ONE-MAN
THEATRE"
'The
actor
with
tr.e
1U0
htads
The
di-
tinsuished
British
character
actor
of
stage,
screen,
radio,
and
telcvisism.
rfi
fL
vears
hint
been
to
adjust
;
iCPi
Do
the
chiUl.eti
in
i.ijiui
Mill
icuicni-,
'
the
d.trk-iiaiied
;.ut
y".l
told
v
t.i
and
stories
ot
!
There
will
be
a
meeting
of
Welcomed
To
Rupert
"
1
FLshermen's
Local
U.F.AWU..
teacher'
salaries
In
terms
of
the
cost-of-living
'wVruuinents
of
teachers
that
their
salaries
should
be
brought
clMrr
In
llrie
with
prol.-.-sional
TlmrKiiiv
Jan.
22.
at
7:30
pm.
Metropole
Hall.
Election
of
dele-
i
Eates
to
Vancouver
convention.
;
il3i
,.ih
..i
the
N.uuni.-.
,!i
Pit.il
a
nu:.-'
:i
is
back
In
Uind'-n
.
!!ui:k.n
;
t.
e
.-!..!
..j.i.ju
"iw
ui
;
u
;
fit-
.it:
I
et
t,I
N.i!.;.i-
earnings
and
the
relative
economic
statu
of
teacher
should
be
raised
iiave
been
largely
overlooked
becau-so
of
the
more
Immediate
necessity
of
making
-fUi.,l.l
-dl
.liVl.lff
udiUSt-
More
ti..n
100
Italian
imin'-i
grants
in
Prince
Rupert
were
welcomed
to
Canada
at
a
social
riming
in
Valhalla
Hall
Saturday
night.
Victor
B...jm-Bcft.
former
Purine
Hnpert
alderman,
in
i
TONIGHT
ONLY
"ONE
MAN
THEATRE"
The
theatrical
experience
of
a
lU"
time
packed
into
one
memorable
eveninfi.
Comedy
Skits
Original
Character
Studi.-s
Shakespearean
Excerpts
Dickens
Characters
LOOK
AT
OUR
A-l
CARS
BEFORE
YOU
BUY
i
1
Aie
vou
I'lnliv"1
Lmnioii
,..
:,::.
l
;t
a
bi
i
,Uf
..ito
sinU
h'
to.mt
iii...
to
i.i
the
til.'
newcomer
uiu
ii
in
urtn
"
-
We
have
a
large
selection
ol
riaimea
inin
ine
Mr.
HprOKKc
.....
....
1952
salaiy
tale
was
actually
t.m
t
j,,.
uivM
Canadians
an
Quality
l'd
tais
and
we
:if.:.
rail
to
wr'pt
'
.s..
n;
'
.mpir.Ooiu
v
..,.'1
n.i'.rtren
!!'
nic
no
higher
than
the
1947
scale.
,.ont
jbute
a
niu:h
as
they
can
nrrd
room,
so
Jut
tliry
go
ai
T.1K1I1K
llHniH'l"ii'll
"
to
Canada
.
tln-y
arc
the
future
ROCK
BOTTOM
PRK
l.h
AM)
SKV-IIIOH
VALVE
and
months
Vancr.
in
cost-of-living
i::
:
c
v
si
L
.ii
it
"
"slH'clai
area
bonus:-
19.H
Ford
Fordor.
A
pleasun
........
w
nen
Air.
oumisc
''""
to
drive
-
s.toa
r'inuii
,
-
.
..
.
...
l5
Monarch
Sedan
Ridt
li
t
k:
,
,
,
f
this
claim
agamM
a'.tack
by
Mr
11
.'T
r,''"'r
WlUon,
T.
W.
Brown.
-C.
I'rmce
but
but
.silt?
keep-
barrl-ster
on
rxiard
nam.d
Like
a
Kina
SI'
cil
bens.
A
spt-fcii
of
t
Iconic
was
aUi
liven
by
Kuther
Rayner.
w'ttJ
m
jid
thr:n
not
to
for
set
tl
practice
their
re'.igion.
Hjs
ad-liu-.s
wa
tiaiiiluud
Into
Italian
y
li-icx
Ainadio.
Some
of
the
guesta
canu
from
,v
trr
uwy
'Icfrace.
!.
Owner
of
Fashionable
Home
Denies
Junk
Storing
Charge
VCTORIA
9
Junk
dealer'
trance
to
their
driveway.
tn,i,
rienies
he
is
'
to;in-
,
1
For
a
well-bred
neighbor-
TOMORROW
ONLY
"A
CHRISTMAS
CAROL"
CHARLES
DICKENS
IMMORTAL
MASTERPIECE
A
faithful-to-text
performance
of
the
world's
most
ljv?d.
most
popular,
and
mast
widely
read
story
during
the
past
100
years.
Given
in
the
Calorful
Costume
of
the
Period
i
1919
Plymouth
Sedans
THeal
low
cost
tra
aspor
tation
"in
tu
s-Ton.
176
WB
Ovcr
.
.
.
.
h,ww4
v.
wouldn't
eXD"Ct
that
by
the
school
trustees.
ald:
"1
concede
that
is
so
As
a
matter
of
fact,
the
three
of
us
have
agreed
to
thai.."
Other
members
on
the
arbitration
board
were
l.yle
Munn
und
V.
L.
Dryer.
bh
Va
imuvir
haul
new
uaint.
Hellab'
iniiK
at
nus
"
i-"rooin
!nKnit"i
i,.
.
-
i
bi
Mtfc
l'"'R:
...
.,.,.,
.,M,
:
sort
of
thtnir.
would
you?
toed
Muic
was
supplied
(
nlii-
i
and
the
new
........
-
.-
jasiiioiiaoie
ivn-
cltireiiA
.
,
.
the
junk
dealer.
unu
I-Tnn.
176"
W
B.
Do?sn
,
to
i
in
(l(lK.(t
(I
u':t
.sniall
previ.'.A
')v
I'.n.atll.ili-chiklicn
iii.
i.i!
kiwi,
oil
Hie
.r
i.tain
excerpis
frua
A.iitin
'oy
Canadian
'
i-oitii.M't.tir.g
en
.,
vi
:
llntih
Co'ium-
..-.
and
niisserl.ii;
t(U
p.;'
'o
teem
ei
k!.
look
so
good
but
in
good
nmninc
condition
.
,
sevt
ral
Mir.js.
But
he
says
there
U
lots
of
Junk
i
f.jnveiu
r
was
Mrs.
E.
rotten-
on
the
2.3-acre
lot
and
that
Ite's
a,-
o
Her
aj.-l:anU
wire
Mr.;.
bcm
cartl
ig
It
away
siiue
he
;
v.i
hi
Mn.
P.
V.icclier.
Mi,
moved
to
the
choke
location
tr.
See
Vour
A-l
Dealer
Today
CIVIC
CENTRE
8:ifl
p.m.
each
night
Adults
SI""
Clnldren
and
Students
aOe
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTOMFTRIST
Room
10.
'ilo-.t-
Building
Phot
e
Blue
593
L
Onlf.Ufi.
M:s.
L.
Co.ur.si,
m:.
Chtober.
one
01
nis
iifreiiw
,1
Coiuvil.
Mrs.
V.
Clccone
am.
the
district
is
Lleulenani-v-.v
-r-
i;
m
ttil'T
barristers
Mr
Munn
U
cnair-man.
'
Mr.
Wil-oii
imroduced
many
'lists
of
figure
and
tables
to
show,
he
said,
that
the
economic!
.
trend
of
the
provi
ice
and
funa-.
da
generally,
was
down,
and
that
j
lie
taxpayers
of
BC.
could
not
a!lsrd
to
pay
teacher
mote
than
.lev
are
."itlivj.
Hr
rla
ired:
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
Phone
91
"
riw
Hume
of
f
rw-mtly
Servicv'
Clarence
Wallace.
i
I
-Sponsored
by
tin-
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club-
1
,.
J
Pctlctiu:').
The
ii!ue-
T.us
vacant
for
a
,
In
r
t;:iie
in
Iir
ili.
il
M,i'
Inured
i-evei
at
loi
-.i;":.i
31k
s
aUu
writ-
u.
,s.
i
p;
on
ImciM
y
in
Mrs.
Jim
Coleman
Puts
on
Blue
Bonnet
year
and
a
half
before
1
bcuehi
j
it."
he
said
Saturday,
"and
up-
,
parently
It
h.ir!
bt-m
used
as
a,
-turbane
dump.
Ive
catted
away
1
r.mr
truckloads
of
Junk
picked
Head
Scarves
Selling
Well
Tim
the
.i.jl-01-llvil--.'
Index
Reports
it
Besti
up
from
the
mopt
rty.
There
were
had
diopixri
I'om
HUT
In
November,
1951.
to
184
8
In
November.
1W2
Ilial
BC.'s
fiHir
primary
in-
r
Fancy
head
bl-.
I
DlNnLKCiU
CP
...
,,,,,
JUIH.
U
I"'.'
n......
rarvci
eivlnt
Brltaln'
young
Mr.
llalf-.h
was
rcplytr
to
tiustiies.Mimin-;.
ni.
in.'
.iiry-
..v,.:..,,
.:.
to
i);i;in,i!iy
laiuhd
i
Ui
see
.oiuethrfl'4
ol
m:u
!,
'llmmas
Cliol',
i
li
C.
and
tic'irt'c
Cr';.!.
.
M.ir'
imp
air
niai.i!..l
(
AK
;
,
..
!;
-y
'.
ill
in
I
M-li
I
'.
N
.'
:
a:
ill
i
Seller
.tl
Ho
.-
te.ii,
d
it
di::irult
to
.si
lii
r
relative..
So
.!'!
".
s,i..!e
naie
to
laill--
-
t
l
P-
-'
ini:
had
su.l
-reu
,
0,
rliar
rtiarcf
made
b'
his
buck-fene
.i
,0
l.
j.Klibot.
I.
J.
5
nnot'..
who
ron-
j
J
plained
that
civic
officials
had
jf
.'
given
him
the
lun-arotiml
Ahe.i
;
;:
economic
h'MO.u
ks
in
ui"
ias.
.
-
-
.
...
Kli'ab
-t
.1
It
are
a
bit
aeln
Him
Va'
.
.
.
..
.
,.
.....
R
1
L'sJ
'
Th
fi..,ne
.-hawed,
he
ston.
in
i-amu"
!
r.H
'."'
"'
.,
.
elve
ti...
.....ritv
is
the
proiiioiion
r
;
'A
he
filed
n
comulaiiU
that
Mr
f
M
V-
-
led
the
)
,b
of
pru-
U:.
-vSVI
3i-
v
V
t
t
.
i
'
,y
-
Ki
'"
V'.
-)
I
il.-ailin't
h
ohil-
.ii
b:o.
'.rr.im
fn
.
i
heine
of
the
Scottish
Covcnai
t
A-
nation,
a
leading
naUona!-,
"toup.
which
claims
.his
U.
Ihe
rwht't.1
title
'cc
Scotland
w:i:
an
t.idcpeiidenl
Wn?doi.i
when
the
lir-t
Queen
Bos
ruled
over
F.niUnd.
"Wc
have
been
Hooded
with
or
iers."
j:.kl
Cirorge
Cilhnorc.
in
.'lur'-o
of
distributing
the
fanes.
Hiilgh
was
using
Ihe
exclusive
residential
p.cp-rty
to
stoic
Junk.
Mr.
Sinnott
ccmplahisd
(hrc
were
"oil
hnjlcrs
and
things"
behind
th.
tlaieh
hou-e.
Mr.
Halgh
replied
tin!
the
boilers
were
b.nmht
for
a
new
halting
unit
1
1
his
house.
Then
he
uiul.hls
wife
filed
a
comp'.c
int
of
their
own.
:
Thev
-aid
some
neighbors
wer?
still
dumping
garbage
ov.'r
the
that
eror.on-,y
In
Canat.a
was
Ici
ninn
off
"
MAXIMI
MH
iit
lilt.
II
Mr,
WtlM'ii
slatet
thai
the
1952
saluiv
agreement
had
taken
It
to
Mislderaiion
the
lllKh
rwt-Lf-livlng
dc
log
th-
lime
of
ne-golliilloM
I'll
t
In
tvcenibcr.
1951and
the
mIiimiI
b-Ktrd
had
1
reasoned
that
the
tL
r.neht
'
vnsily
have
teachtd
the
200
mark."
-With
this
In
mind,
th
l'.i2
.alary
K.hcJiil.1
a
.1
greed
to.
Out
of
100
1
Cars
I
m
m
m
4
Mk.
.h
t
iii.moi
wn:
Hixixk
l
nn
IVisNf
T
MsrtBirine
is
lwas
"'
tirl
rluH'-e
(..r
I
lvi.r.
Nutntmn
ami
!
"lake
liie
wife
i(1lie
nuted
-
,
II
l,,vr
111
1
1
x:
hi
if
I.
-
:
m-S'SH-Vi
Jl
to
Work
1v
'V
.
....
IJoskkt's
mmnv
ftnvor
and
its
fence
Into
their
yard.
Ana
tney
.
.
,
.
iuei..iw
iT.J.tl'tl-
i-lkiw
cliM-
jusl
a"
.s..id
that
since
Mr.
wnnotl
nuuir
7,
-"
-.,,.
'
ni,,,ma
-,l,en
Dr.
Darrach
iLVl-.K
CP.
A
-4.
eater
AelimVr.
I
lf
'tenrhers
are
..,
t,.,,;
-.
......
.......
......i.w
uli
it
thev
nn
a
K-
his
louip'iii
U.
thry
have
been
,
.
.
,m
tin
m.iiiev
Dim
xn
Hi
i
K
misscr
mv-s
i
liea.lline
news
f.r
all
who
waul
to
Mtivtil.
(.Hl
dollar!
It's
pre-iit
in
liandv
unarter
(louiids,
each
quarter
is
I.
.ll.-
-,,iuw4
in
mire
allinti-
In
1901
tin
N
Wtst-nilct
IBirosj
Hum
Inter
tkc
famwl
Solr-.lcll-
--lo-
IS.
tirsl
t-
t.
.1.
Mw
Ca-oaa
Lqc.ovm
ChoiN-ion-ai..
,
pestered
by
curious
-
Victorians
reining
to
s?e
for
themselves
if
the
proprrly
had
been
Converted
into
a
tunk
yard.
Thev
nbo
rcmplalned
somebody
had
posted
a
.sign
readi-.g
"Halg's
Junk
ard"
al
the
rn-
mini
toil
with
inner
psn
hmeiit
limne.
;
,et.
-iei'n-veiitw
.
-r.i..
.vo
huM.tr.
for
a
real
taste
treat.
r
"
i
ui
niiu:n
cuilinioia..'.
nw
r.t,,
i
----
aid
a
gnaler
percent-
Ins
Tor
cimsidet
hu
tlial
3
-
KJoW
KOm
hum
tu
drive
to
nr.
'.
-o-t-i
Mlvlnu
has
c.
mc
down
l.-r
OUI
b
Hv"
than
in
any
o'.lui
below
the
1951
level.
,r,...,-avs
maxlnniin
Dr.
Mnvln
Dt
in.i.
h.
P-of.
T.
J.
Emmevt.
cx-
"And
c
pecuuly
t.v.
vice-presldem
ol
Ih
-alar.
s
are
tar
t
:i
high.
They
and
head
of
""""Vv
tin
Company
of
CanaiM.
have
gone
far
out
of
ha.Vd."
bl.K-hemtry
at
llu
.
V
UMP
nnattiiildiheintha..
Mr.
Wilson
also'
denied
Mr
ctB.-ltlshCoiumWi.
tv.
nt
ion
of
the
n.C
Rpia(.Be'5
claim
thi.t
thrro
wi
Fn"'a-Sf
a"1
l.t.
"
.
1
r,.
t
M..
h.v
Association
that
shcrte
of
tochers
In
B.C.
of
the
Jacu.ty
.
wo
d:.v
10
out
of
evn
v
ol,d
that
Pi
.ace
Rupeif
!.'
itlo't
,
F
-ra-
h
.ecedsD
.
L-fc.
K.
-:ts
resigned
...
inU.,
n
in
BC.
ride
in
w
n
illsadvant,iRr.
b
;v.p
'eert
fpr.vate'y.;
Why.
wln
your
sdw
fconu!
cP
0cMlBj
Women's
Nylon
Overshoes
0
Waterproof
.
.
.
car,
It
rereived
110
applirailons.
H.ispUui.
'ii
frcm
work.
In
10(11,
W
illiam
UraiJ
founJca
B.C's
lirt
distillery,
ami
established"
the
standard
of
quality
that
distii.suishcs
B.C.
lXiuUe
Distilled
Rye.
Discover
for
yourself
why
B.C.
Double
li-t
ilh'd
is
preferred
by
Britisii
Columbians
fur
its
superb
flavour
...
its
light
body
and
mellow
smcthncss.
THE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
CO.
LTD.
BALLOT
rut
M
ft
CMsAOlAM
"1
T
B
ALLOT
sC
i
!
Nylon
Sltccrling
L:ncd.
:;i
NEW
WiST-niNSTW,
m.K.
THE
ALEX
HUNTER
AWARD
FOR
GOOD
CITIZENSHIP
'Qsc
consider
my
nomination
of;
!
if
it?
-
-
y
'
Loccd
Zipper
7.95
9.45
X
'oi
the
outstanding
citizen
of
Frince
Rupert
for
the
year
1952.
Th'0
vanished
Pruluels
of
British
Columbia's
First
Dislilknj
f.NAME.
.'
10ND0M
or
GIM
.
STWUNO
.t
r
.r
...(
.
.
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C
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-
-
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y
adOr&s
..
Fashion
Footwear
bv
tU
Uor
Ccr-W
P"rJ
This
advertisement
is
not
published
cr
a-spUveii
or
by
the
Government
cf
Pr.tish
Columbia.
BALLOT
Fill
ill
and
return
to
the
D!I.Y
NEWS
nut
later
than
JANVARY
31st,
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