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Prince
Kyperl-
Daily
News
Tlitirsduy.
January
10
IBM
Citizenship
Council
protests
Study
Fees
Bath
House
j
Fight
Bugs
Gvro
Plan
!n
Forests
'
4
'
,
rjr.ee
Rupert'
Citizenship
Council
will
seek
n
I'
I1
I.
....
I
.
1
I
'
T
I
lion
ol
iocs
lur
mgnt
bunuoi
classes
in
rng'iisn
j
Dominion
co-operation
wiwi
the
provincial
forest
service
In
;
'
the
fivld
of
forest
entomology
In
j
;
'
this
district
was
strengthened
by
j
,i
Canadians.
A
petition
in
form
of
a
resolu-
I'roposril
as
1952
riaysruunri
I'rnjrct
Pa
t
Yoar
Active
iil
be
forwarded
by
the
council
to
the
Uepart-of
Education
and
to
provincial
organizations
Installing
of
a
permanent
Ranger
Station
at
Lakelse
Lake
;
,
b:ithhouse
attached
to
the
Mc-
near
Terrace,
a
report
of
the
CWmont
Park
swimming
pool
district
forester
states.
Thejv,j
will
be
a
project
of
the
Prince
ranger
keeps
in
close
contact
1
Rupert
Gyio
Club
during
the
with
the
department
s
person-,
cnniinir
vi'r
if
a
rpcnmmpnria-
rw.i
a
nA
t
pip
t
n
locate
a
nd
suncr-
t'-
Wort.
,
lf.ciutinn
wiit
moved
at
meeting
of
the
Rroup
M'rc
and'seconded
by
,finid
who
v.tive
as
Gyros
Had
Good
Year
f.ir
tiie
motion
that
for-
tidn
which
was
'presented
to
the
club
yesterday
by
'the
retiring
'
1951
playground
committee
is
implemented.
The
club
-
has
'
pretty
j
.
rivals
in
Canada
had
to
Annual
nnuuai
reports
ii:jjuiLa
icdiuu-u
featured
a
i
CVTV
p(
liny
iiir;
vice
all
outbreaks
on
Insect
ac-tivity
and
supervise
any
control
'
A
m.asures
necessary.
!
j
Dominion
co-operation
In
the
!
field
of
forest
pathology
con-
j
r
tinued
in
the
form
of
v.
ood
dc-
i
cay
investigation
In
the
Terrace
region
and
reconnaissance
trips
j
g-
I.
iho
MfkHcn
nnrl
Riihine
forests
.
;
r-mnoniic
reasons,
tney
business
es.,ion
of
the
Prince.
um
......
,.,i
,llany
Immigrants
did
Rupert
Gvro
Ciub
yesterday,
in-
'e
swimming
pool
which
was
t0
die
night
classes
to
dlcatlng
that
1851
had
been
an
financed
thrvc
years
ago
with
.,
Fnuli-h
language,
active
year
in
various
phases
of"
assistance
of
certain
mem-
the
club's
al
fairs.
As
usual,
.
bcrs
and
the
club
is
now
getting
in
rnnnfninn
connection
with
Wlin
proposed
urouo.M'U
in-
j
y-
'
n
n-uiimrt
ripvp
hininptit
iTltl
nc-
w'U
u
l,l'"i'
"'".In
Chamber
ot
Com-
UvW
wa
the
cluUa
uniipal'bc
able
to
embark
upon
further
,
vpst.igalion
in
these
regions
at
a
president,
ouiunea
cnat.avi)r.
Assistance
had
also
expansion.
later
date.
j
A
Gilkc
Gilker.
J
pi
t
i!i
s
of
i
lilts
o..i.nmn)fulllt
illtf
tlPW
.
.
t
ti..i...
1
"
"
of-rn
given
to
me
annual
n-ju
j
inc
rrLiiuin
(jmyi;niuiiu
tuur
and
stiessed
the
need
Cr0SJ1
drive,
collecting
of
clothes
miltee
also
n-commenricd
further
wim
HOSE
erpreterj.
The
Council
1(Jr
lne
rjetral
City
Mission
in
j
pursuance
during
the
coming
to
welcome
any
offers
of
:1s
Interprotvrs
of
any
Ladies!
Take
advantage
of
this
new
low
price.
Sheer
51
iraujre
15
denier
first
quality
nylon
hose.
Choose
from
two
Vancouver,
Soap
Box
Derby
in
j
year
of
a
proposal
to
reserve
an
connection
an
annual
Civic
Cen-1
area
on
Sixth
Avenue
East
be-trc
Carnival.
yond
Hays
Creek
with
a
view
to
Report
of
the
secreUiy,
Mar-
development
as
a
public
park,
tin
Vim
C'ooten,
showed
eight
something
that
was
broaerred
new
members
gained,
during
the
with
the
city
last
year.
Recreational
Forest
Areas
Reserves
Bcinj
Set
Aside
'
For
Public
Enjoyment
2-65
urana
new
snaaes.
Sizes
8V2
to
11.
1
Q
PAIR
I''
Mm
pair
'
l
CHILDREN'S
In
knee
socks
i
year
wiui
ms
i,i
mice
dia
mem-
The
retiring
committee
Marc
beis
had
had
10
percent
attend-
Gormely.
W.
D.
LambW,
Orme
ance.
A
team
captained
by
Mar-
Btuarl
-u.d
w
F.
Stone
reported
Kraupncr,
cliairinan
ef
vev
roinmitlee,
suggested
ml
sdk
all
possible
pub-n
Hie
impending
incor-m
or
M
tlakatla.
first
In-illage
in
Canada
to
be
Pi-.ftanchised.
r
F
J
Ravncr
offered
a
tlvinks
for
a
$-5
dona-tlic
Council
by
Mr.
Since
a
recreational
forester
r
established
in
Prince
Rupert
tin
Van
Coolen
had
won
attend
a
most
success!
ui
season
in
parKS
F
4
activities
in
the
sorted
dark
.shade
"
and
playground
'
district
a
few
months
ago,
con-
city.
There
had
been
appreciated
sjoVrable
Ume
nas
been
spent
In
rn-nnprrit
co-oprration
inn
from
fi'nm
thp
the
Parks
Parks
:
.....
nraoe
LADIES'
DRESSES
Arsoited
cotton
dresses
in
good
quality
cotton
prints.
Exceptional
value.
Sizes
12
to
42.
i'earmc
at
..
EACH
an;c
honoi
s.
Report
of
the
treasurer,
Ed-waru
touller,
detailed
the
financial
affa
r.i
of
the
club.
Relinii'
President
E.
D.
Fur-
.
.
.
sizes
7
to
9
Viz.
niaKlllg
rrvuniittiaosiiim:
v
Board
and
next
year
more
effective
and
direct
action
in
the
,.
..t
l
...!.n..
R.inHI
Duv
.several
at
thh
,
MSI,
M
I
I)
DRASTIC
ward
thanked
o!
fibers
txe:-utiv
low
price.
LOiiniii.lce
chairmen
and
mem-
be
antic,)14ted.
J
s
Black
and
Rev.
H
G.
p
linlert
to
the
com-of
cvremonies
and
cele-4
headed
by
Mis.
W
A.
who
will
i
work
work
with
wltn
:
be:
generally'
tIiu
lor
co-operation
i.irtti.i-fi
I
inn
land
support
durnvi
trie
year.
!
The
club
decided
to
hold
a
suitable
for
public
recreational
.g;
use.
Work
has
Involved
planning
fgj
the
best
lay-outs
of
areas
and
ji
determining
the
most
desirable
j
'
improvements
to
be
made.
p
1
o
date
ttore
are
61
areas
re-
g
forest
district
for
the
recrea-
j
tional
use
of
the
general
public,
a
;
Of
these
ten
are.
hot
spring
re-
s
ves,
43
arc
roadside
and
lake-
gg
shore
composites,
four
are
com-
Ei
LANNELETTE
BLAMKETS
V
hi
for
JL'UV
JE
11
r
r
,
-
Sl
Val,llUn,..s
Uay,
Fulton
on
future
W.
C)
Further,
there
had
bpen
co-(iperalion
from
the
new
forest
service
recreational
officer,
W.
H
Hi
pper,
who
had
made
fur-th'-r
preliminary
surveys
of
Mc-Clynmnt,.
Algoma
and
Salt
Lalre
parks
with
a
view
to
definite
recommendations
"
at
v
an
early
'
Soft
warm
flannelette
blankets.
Checked
pat-
J
MiitMhe.
chairman
of
,59
i
c
nimiiice,
saiu
nie
iii-.-n
tern
with
striped
border.
Size
70
x
90,
Special
eAcii
munity
miinirv
neve
developed
onen
parks,
uurns.
two
i-wu
ui
are
j
r
"
New
Forest
Equipment
date
for
improvement
programs
,,ilrhl,.
rPSt.rietert
noints
of
inter
tliereon
m'
here
was
"dra.stii:"
mam
handicap
for
new
She
and
others
cited
cs
where
four
people
lived
viii-1
roinn,
11
others
lived
l
i
i
uid
a
case
where
an
nt
w
is
offered
tor
rent
nil
amount
of
furniture
hiil
lur
$1,200,
1
-
'
,n
est
such
as
the
Alexander
Mac-Kcnzie
monument
near
Bella
Coola,
one
is
in
Tweedsmur
Park
and
one
is
a
park
reserve
at
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
which
is
reserved
pending
surveys.
.
Several
New
ISirjts
Anions
Additions
Made
'
riayground
nclivity
during
the
year
had
been
gratifying
with
thorough
and
competent
super-
;
vis'on
of
playground
activities
f
om
th.:
Civic
Centre
staff.
Willi
fine
weather
prevailing
during
23
Improvement
.a
riled
out
in
During
lOlil
project's
were
Children's
Snow
Suits
All
children's
snow
suits
have
been
specially
reduced
for
this
event.
All
si-c?
in
tho
lot.
One-
and
two-piece
styles.
Here's
a
real
saving.
Values
to
17.i)5.
Priced
from
1
f'
V
1k
IHp
fcimmifr
f:ir
prpulfr
mini-
-
"
1
ODDS
and
ENDS
4
Children's
pullover,
I
and
cardigan
sweal-
hjm-shy
foiestiv
district
Prince
rruice
imt-iv
fiuiM-rt
sl
Ranger
---
costing
a
total
of
$71,253.90
and
bers
of
children
and
adults
too
ciasses
0f
whom
several
had
-including
ccn-suuctlon
of
ran
had
enjoyed
the
benefits
of
!(arncd
nronciuilly
in
swimmlng
uer
t
iti
ns
at
Oueen
Charlotte
plavgrounds
and
pool.
.
v
'
made
.
City
Kilwansl
and
Pendleton
Playground
financial
oullav
while
many
others
had
Bay
on
Babine
La,;e,
a
H14
pa.roi
for
the
year
had
been
$556.53.
aquatic
progress.
The
wading
cabin
and
a
boathouse
on
K,..-
Thv
sum
of
$1842.25
had
been
piX)i
had
enjoyed
a
large
meas-
at
real
savings.
,"ers
f
Increase
J
p
Sizes
4
to
10
years.
FROM
.
I
..
195
to
11.95
95
iMinterai't
increased
ac-
sumkalum
Lake,
improvement,
raised
during
the
year
lor
tne
ure
of
popularity.
.
to
other
ranjer
stations,
lookout
playground
fun
which
was
there-
commlttet
madc
several
buildinps,
rauio
remote
control
fore,
in
a
position
to
make
an-
e
.
improve
HaBBaanoBMwauuHMi
2.35
fj
'
-tatlor.s,
gradirj
and
siirlaclng
other
substantial
reai
ruon
01
-
Menlvraont..
Park
and
tii
niiiihiMit
the
Prince
re-iion,
three
new
forest
tli.st
rift
s
were
created
In
are
Rupert
forest
iinls-
of
look-.ttt
roads
andan
ess
trail
swimming
pool
nc
ebteciness
now
lnchldlns
imootl
fintehlns-j
improvement,.
5
arnou.iting
lo
1M9.
base
and
wans
of
the
pool
and
t
i
1
k'st
vear
Willi
head
11
v.
if.-
nnrr.
i(
Knfri
nn
11
iv
riiuiifi
m
Livi"
.
....
1
v
-
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1.1
i
Jj.
'V
'I
"J
i
j
at
Atlln.
Kliwanga
and
,;,,,:
,
,,,:,,,,,,,,
t,
ties
showed
an
aveiace
daily
at-
nsiaiianon
01
,
n.,i,i,,
Ba'ulne
1
Lake
nite
m"vu
.
...
--
-
-
,..
f
b.'ncnes
tnrougnout
me
pam.
-
on
Bav
on
SEE-UK
WiNDOYtfS:
Shop
Early
For
Best
Selections
interior,
bringing
tiie
'
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a
k
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"
j
i
,,p
i
A,
I
f
1
At,
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1
m
if
41
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j;
r;
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C'l
K
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I.
B
I,
s
n
If
.H
S
t
S3
lumber
of
districts
to
lo
lor
incrca.wo
at-
iciuuuii.-
huhiib
"
-
year
provide
.
r0,
Park
and
85
Running
of
a
bus
from
West-MLst"'
ivitv-uie
CU-loot
launoh
"Salt
200
at
McClymont
for
r
neial
coast
woik.
the
at
the
pool.
view
and
er
outlying
areas
40-loot
-White
Birch"
for
tae;
A
total
of
178
children
had
once
a
day
to
McClymont
Park
south
coast
a
small
patrol
boat
been
registered
for
swimming
was
also
recommended.
t
V
W
'
Hazel"
for
Ma-sset
inlet
on
"is
c
the
.war
there
were
20
employed
on
the
per-mid
temporary
staff,
an
"
of
ten
percent.
r
Mmr.
Towels
Chenille
Bedspreads
1
Queen
Charlottes
and
several
outboard
bcits
and
skiffs
for
interior
lakes
and
streams.
u
English
type
face
towels.
Bright
striped
patterns.
Assorted
colors.
Closely
tufted
no
cotton
showing.
Double
bed
size.
EACH
m
h
Ii
BEDSPREADS
pirns
Hit
nil
it
m
Siz
ze
about
lb
x
.
wer
Lines
l.eTwe
.nf
Simplicity
Patterns
Printed
with
full
instructions
on
every
pattern
piece.
All
patterns
in
stock
including
transfer
patterns.
SHd
exclusively
by
ll'l
It
M
L-...
HvwM
colored
cotton
1
$4
A
A
O
o
12-95
In
Year
Review
EACH
'
&
1
-
'
1
and
ravnn
hprlsnvfinHs:
l
k,
-j
.
Tn
o
oonrral
rpvirW
Of
ii
Win
Rose,
Green
and
i
rUT
BI;ie.
S'ze
SO
x
10).
M
MEN'S
BOMBER'
JACKETS
iks
in
,,wer
distribution
Pit
yrar's
Industrial
growth
the
the
K"
.stall
Hiver
.said
Canadian
National
Railways
Lick,
uMit'i.il
maiui-i
r
of
magazine
for
January
prints
a
n
11.
C
P.uvir
Co
Lid
picture
of
the
Prince
iinp'it
cellulose
plant.
The
caption
sizes.
Good
colors.
oken
a
B
I
"i'f
il
1
1
1
tt
1
1
1
fJULLUlf
iia
mi
W
ni
12.95
to
21.95.
tr'n?
says:
"the
growing
importance
of
Prince
Rupert,
BC,
a
.stiir'.ly
Canadian
National
terminal,
was
emphasised
by
the
commenc?
ment
of
operations
in
the
$Jj
million
plant
of
the
Columbia
Co.
on
nearby
Watson
Island.
1
-
1
.
t
t-,
.
i
;
----
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nL,U
U
wa.s
Ijlurki'd
out
lor
half
ir
TiirsiLiy
ni.-.ht
:.n:i
i-sl
iii'.-ht.
Some
trouble
is
.sificrrd
nt
the
tiry-'''l
units
Uust
nli'.ht.
v
and
ii'p.tlr
crew
louiid
win
coiisideiiib
e
helyliu
I'll
(I
through
insul.itors
''
mills
up
the
Ec.st.ill
l'liat
w.is,
however,
no
y
br
ii
ncl
rc-.v
toi.
J,.
lUlnlili"
the:,-
vev
o".
"
i1
which
Icid
i
to
tii
XTRA
EXTRA
20
off
PROGRESS
BRAND
TOPCOATS
HITS
And
J
liyuro
plant
at
f
all-
I'S.
Harrv
Cnnnver
fpares
Blue
Bonnet
lovcs
Its
Taste!
((
AfWJJ
1
p.
BUSH
COATS
YJ
;
X?
'fl"
.
I"
L
jDuJk
colors.
Fur
col-
I
i.
O
-jS"
j-sSSS5.
t
!
I'-'l.ir,
matcliins
helmet,
.
!
"jafi.'MrlJV
.
p
II
f
Wtnl.
Sizes
Ii
.nt
1
it
-.
At.-
-',--';(:
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rv,.
J-
TAILORED
TO
YOUR
INDIVIDUAL
MEASURE
MEN!
Here's
your
chance
to
buy
a
GENUINE
PROGRES
BRAND
SUIT
OR
TOPCOAT
at
a
substantial
reduction.
It
is
not
often
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