Prince
Rupert
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News
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Mill
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Start
Soon
Saturday.
March
15,
1952
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Rupert
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Rupert.
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j
irt,
!
C.
W.
S.
Tremaine.
consulting
jr.gineer
of
Doreen
Mines
Ltd.,
is
at
the
property
arranging
to
place
the
mill
on
a
steady
operating
basis
as
soon
as
snow
conditions
permit.
The
mill
gave
satisfactory
periormance
durin
tuning-ln
period
prior
to
the
year-end
holiday
reason.
Dor
"
all
There
are
railways
and
railways.
Last
week
appeared
a
fev
rambling
remark-s
about
the
coming
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
to
the
west
coast
at
Prince
Rupert.
Lonrt
since
under
the
name
of
the
Canadian
National,
it
ha
become
the
continent's
V'.,
.
til
Red
Cross
Blood
Bank
.
reen
Is
a
goia-iit'r-iena-itiiii;
mllp
pant
of
Pr
mre
1
wnra
ynni.
mine
121
i
ONE
of
the
finest
ot
many
public
services
I
performed
by
the
Red
Out
of
Tune
Newfoundland.
hAtt
v.
nr
A
GREAT
hue
and
cry
was
raised
here
last
year
after
E.
C.
Carson,
then
minister
of
public
tional
Halfway!.
Development
work
has
beca
Today
call
to
mlnci
ihc
buikl-ontinuoua
through
the
winter
Ing
and
operation
of
another
and
has
been
along
imea
recom-
Iu
th
wa.s
thirty
mended
by
the
consulting
ia-
m'1"-
e
-n'tive
was
large
nrer
aimed
at
extending
proven
j
a(1
no-
Caw
rarely
exceedul
V
y
.
-
J
'
Mi-t
rH7."i,'
t
A
...
one
passenger
and
one
frelalit
ore
at
four
separate
locations
in
1
the
mine.
ThU
proram
will
b(
J
I
Ili-T
I
Mf
aided
by
diamond
drilling.
For
rolling
stock,
this
appeared
to
suffice.
The
line
wan
known
as
the
St.
Martin's
Si
Upham.
with
terminal
facilities
on
line
cool
shores
of
the
Bay
of
Fundy.
I
Cross
is
the
setting
up
of
the
blood
banks
all
over
I
the
country.
This
means
that
anybody
who
,
ever
requires
a
blood
transfu-!
sion
in
Canada
can
get
it,
free,
j
These
blood
hanks
are
something
relatively
new
in
human'
history.
They
have
already
saved
'
a
great
many
lives.
In
the
event
'
of
another
war
they
would
be
'
among
the
most
vital
of
neces-!
sities
on
the
home
front,
as
well
as
near
the
battlelines.
'ONE
of
our
own
Canadian
doc-j
tors,
Norman
Bethune
was
a
(pioneer
in
this
field.
During
the
!
'
Emphasis
for
the
present
will
;
be
on
making
additional
ore
!
available
for
milling
and
nwh
!of
th
mill
feed
Is
cxDcctrd
tr
ICE-CLOGGED
HIGHWAY
The
worst
blizzard
of
the
year
struck
the
Maritimes
recently
and
February
brought
the
most
snow
in
7S
years.
A
bulldozer
was
needed
to
clear
this
road
on
the
shores
of
Halifax
harbor
after
blocks
of
ice,
left
by
the
receding
high
tkle,
blocked
it
completely.
CP
PHOTO
Priii
v..
I
W
illi
i
is
luuny
purv
Oi
ine
:
lionui
lines
wJ
foundt-d
orim-!nally
as
the
Intercolonial,
con-I
nectlng
southern
New
Bruru-w!ck
with
the
city
of
Quebec.
This
must
have
been
almont
u
century
ai(0
and
the
route
chosen
i
come
from
the
.
development
faces.
i
confidence
motion.
Thus
he
on
'"l
Ave
at
I'uiUjr:
Rev
K
0"
Parliament
and
Responsible
Government
in
This
Day
and
Age.
was
the
longest
that
coti.d
be
March
18th
moved
a
No.
1
Mib-amendmcnt
to
Mr.
Drew's
amendment.
After
82
columns
of
Hansard
was
well
filled
in,
Mr.
found.
JiiKt
why.
remains
to
Be
explained,
wnen
ine
ltk
was
l
Ui,
Itrrtor:
Re,
h
(.,
vorks,
said
that
nothing
could
he
done
about
per-nanent
construction
or
hard
surfacing
of
the
Prince
iupert-Terrace
Highway
between
Prince
Rupert
ind
Terrace
uhtil
there
had
been
relocation
and
wilding
of
that
part
of
the
road
which
skirts
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Now
Mr.
Carson
ippears
to
be
critical
again
of
work
being
done
on
:haf
road
and
talks
about
the
government
being
.nicked
into
a
bad
deal.
Actually,
the
last
representation
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
on
the
matter
of
the
Prince
Rupert-Terrace
road
was
that
the
hard
surfacing
should
proceed
eastward
from
Prince
Rupert
and
westward
from
Terrace,
leaving
the
27-mile
gap
where
the
highway
skirts
the
railway
open
until
the
situation
is
rectified
as
to
the
throwing
of
the
snow
back
and
forth
between
highway
and
railway
in
winter.
Possibly,
Mr.
Carson,
in'
what
appears
to
be
violent
criticism
of
the
attention,
which
it
is
proposed
to
give
the
road,
is
not
fully
aware
of
just
what
is
proposed
and
the
reasonableness
of
the
request.
We
have
no
objection
to
seeing
other
parts
of
By
PAGE
RIDEOUT
Low's
motion
was
defeated
by
a
heard
from
at
a
later
date,
tho
builders
cut
directly
across
tin.
Spanish
civil
war
he
developed
much
of
the
blood
bank
tech-,
nique
which
later
became
uni-,
versal.
Dr.
Bethune
later
went
out
to
China,
and
served
during
the
Some
seven
hundred
or
eight
hundred
years
ao
0
of
21
ys
10
,177
"
i
Thn
Krtmo
Inn
ntn
nf
Ml
state
of
Maine,
saving
long
and
one
King
John
seemed
to
develop
the
idea
that
ho
Drew's
amendment
which
was
mostly
distances
Whether
or
not
miiKi;.y
aoivrt
CHI
6ll-
Ale
t
P.lslor;
.
Japanese
occupation
He
died
became
monarch
of
all
he
surveyed,
his
right
there
pa
nl
"
fV;-
u
there
the
past
few
years
many
was
none
to
dispute
from
the
back
yard
around
to
wr
Mr.
'
Larson
st
mam
motion
o.
surely
there
Is
no
competition
In
i
Continued
nn
paae
41
new
discoveries
have
been
made'
the
gate,
John
was
Lord
of
the
fowl
and
the
brute
Reports
tiil
of
weather
belni'
I
too
cold
for
the
tappln-i
of
maple
ST.
PAULS
But
tne
Noblemen
of
that
day
-
n
j
a
(
;
i
in
a
20-cent
Pacific
Affairs
,
.
.
,
in
thelf
sword
exercises
ganged
booklet
called
BLOOD-Yoi-r
Gift
of
Life-Alton
3.
Blakeslee
"P
nJ?n-?FSu?Jll
LUTHERAN
rj
tell
those
Congressmen
that
he
had
staged
around
one
hundred
want-of
-confidence
motions
on
the
Attlee
Government
in
that
3
th
Ave.
at
and
the
medical
advisers
of
the
American
Red
Cross
publish
n
since
known
as
the
Magna
Char-
trees.
Partaker
of
flapjack-:
however,
tulie
for
granted
that;
spring
and
.syrup
arrive
together'
So
in
the
interval,
just
call
whatever
it
ts
that's
poured
over
the
cukes
maple
honey
and
let
her
go
at
that.
,
Rev.
II.
0.
(It
which
historians
claim
whole
gold
mine
of
information.
ta.
"
r"u,
".
.i"
..'
en
..
'
twenty
month?
Mr.
Churchill
You
arc
invited
to
Worship
a;
s:
:;e
congressmen
.
k
.
didn't
tell
thi.s
Lutherni
Ct.'
MOST
people
know
about
wha
other
nations
adopte;!
are
called
"b
ood
-
groups.
h
8amp
government
systcm
There
are
four
of
these,
says
Mr.
Q!d
E
,
became
fc
"The
Jut
ShJlllmj
-itin
r
th.
i,non
Tvu
say
some
oi
n.e
clauses
aie
SUNDAY
SEP."
xaiancaicc
uiiu
uit'v
aic
luiicu
i
who
don't
know
a
want-of-con-,
fidence
motion
from
a
summons
i
to
appear
In
court)
that
owing
to
the
small
government
major-
:
ity
in
the
hou
Premier
Attlee
!
was
obliged
to
round
tip
all
his
supporters
Rnd
get
his
sick
and
crippled
members
in
the
hou.se
on
crutches
and
wheel-chairs
In
A.
B,
AB,
and
O
hardly
understandable
w
ith
lae
!
MARCH
"
It
"
'
inferenre
that
they
were
PJI'-;..
,
,
noselv
made
that
way.
That
cr..:
,M,,rnin
"-
the
Mother
of
Parliaments
'but
j
as
the
moon
continued
td
w:ix
nnd
wane
the
Noblemen
began
to
lose
faith
in
their
members
of
parliament,
and
as
time
passed
they
became
distrustful
of
their
Parliament
as
they
were
of
King
John.
Thus
by
their
De
said
of
more
than
one
.st.ne
Sermon:
"Tlx
v.:
document.
A
good
lawyer
ca.i
!
Vnetm
Spa-
j
A
person
requiring
a
transfu-I
sion
must
have
the
type
which
will
mix
with
his
type,
without
i
conflict.
You
must
either
get
the
j
same
bipod
type
as
your
own,
:
or
O
type,
which
has
the
happy
order
to
stave
off
defeat
of
his
argue
i.iuc.uhlc.j.
government
on
each
of
tlx
one
hundred
want-of-confldence
e
8crmon:
"A
U
nor."
sword
exercises
they
remodelled
vote
Mr
Churchill
didn't
tell
11
the
province,
including
the
Cariboo
Highway
and
the
northern
transprovincial
highway
east
of
Prince
George,
getting
a
full
and
fair
measure
of
attention.
Indeed,
it
is
their
due
just
as
the
Skeena.River
Highway
is
long
overdue
for
the
improvements
it
is
now
promised
and
which,
indeed,
were
pledged
by
Premier
Johnson
before
the
last
election.
Why
any
part
of
the
province
should
be
jealous
about
Highway
16
getting
$2,000,000
worth
of
long
overdue
attention
is
as
difficult
to
understand
as
is
Mr.
Carson's
persistent
stand
of
animosity
against
this
road.
New
developments
in
this
area
have
forced
the
government's
hand
and
there
was
nothing
else
it
could
do
about
it
their
whole
box
of
dice,
and
e
V
,
.
k
In
the
present
instance
is
that
1,
.t
i
while
ine
arguments
continue,
jr--''
J
so
can
cleepsea
fihing.
Mr
:
'1:3
,e
W.Mtr-mA
vvhen
a
call
comes
for
an
am-
'e!
SENTENCED
SENTENCED
TO
TO
DEATH
DEATH
bulanre,
bulanre.
'he
'he
response
response
Is
Is
gen-
Sgm"
r-
"
rK,
Robert
Burns
vfarHnnnlfl
Macdonald,
rrnllv
erally
simo;ised
supposed
to
to
be
be
immediate.
immeaiate.
those
Congressmen
that,
while
Sunday
School
11
;
faculty
of
mixing
with
all
types.
Of
course,
your
blood
type
maybe
determined
in
a
very
few
minutes.
But
where
people
are
in
very
dangerous
occupations
it
he
couldn't
and
didn't
defeat
th
Government
on
the
floor
of
the
gen-;
"
established
what
became
known
as
Responsible
Government.
In
this
reorganization
they
divided
their
Parliament
into
two
armies
t-inrttfta
i-
Vi-
ami-a
tit
V.
r
n
e
House,
he
did
drive
it
to
the;
ie
i
,.,j.TPn.
may
be
use
to
have
a
ready
record.
I
understand
it
was
true
It
may
be
a
matter
of
lite
or
v.......
wall
and
forced
an
election.
Now
the
shoe
is
on
the
other
foot.
Mr.
Churchill
is
looking
after
!S.53
.the
to-Gte
toward
eh
othe;
a
the
21.
of
New
Wateriord.
N.S.,
nas
been
sentenced
to
death
by
a
court
martial
In
Tokyo
for
the
murdor
of
Pte.
Harold
Carlsen
blood
tvDes
tattooed
nam
on
death.
Or,
It
may
be
a
case
oi
illness,
with
no
necessity
of
swlf;
service.
Yet,
above
all
else
and
Prince
Rup-r
Hcv.
Larwe5
thai,
Hnrlloa
In
1V,
ort
,o.,
""'
ff.j
vuu.iito
ri.c
the
maimed
and
sick
members
with
thptr
.crutrhps
nnd
wheel-
11.11
J1JAl.
a.
fit
lire
CilU
supposed
to
be.
They
lined
these
ambarrassed
bv
first
and
foremast,
the
urgency
Harrison.
31,
of
Truro,
N.S.
The
rirtia
nn
fciclMo
-itlr
I
.
.....
....
.
.
of
them
were
!
these
marks
as
they
plainly
'T
,1""'
7"Zy
cnaiTS
wmle
Mr:
AU
ee
ls
worK"
tribunal
found
that
Macdonald
Us
always
there.
The
city
fathers,
proved
to
their
captors
they
had
:"ZZn
tZ:
T
I
!ng
the
want-oi-connaence
mo-
.chat
his
comrade
Jan.
28
with
at
was
learned
triaay.
win
again
'Knwrt
tVirt
nrnhlpm
nf
rmpratiml.
r.
.43
calibre
revolver
during
a
rol
in
o
hntiuA
at
Tnkrhon
St.
Patrick's
Day
i
the
firemen
having
decided
to
-.
..........
.
llon
ana
)s
ou
iq
iorce
yei
an-
They
placed
the
Speaker
at
the
otnpr
eiecti0n.
But
owing
to.
a
ertd
of
this
bit
of
no
man's
land.
1
wlde
oppn
spUt
ln
Hls
Majesty's
The
party
seated
at
the
right
of
,
iyi
opposition.
Premier
the
Speaker
was
the
Government
!
Churchill
defeated
Mr.
Attlee's
nen-
Seoul
in
Korea.
Harrison
discontinue
any
further
connec
1
1
a
rn.-Morr.'a
;
Sermon:
"IIW::
Sabbath."
Children's
S'cff
Much
H
Ham"
7:30
Eveninp
::
Sermon:
"This
'.:
Eternal"
COME
AND
that
ted
In
hospital
Feb.
23.
j
tion.
But
It's
something
irp
from
National
Defence!
can
t
wait.
wnose
duty
it
was
to
carry
on
the
business
of
the
country,
while
the
party
seated
to
the
left
of
the
Speaker
was
christ
want-of-confidence
motion
by
around
one
hundred
majority
on
March
3
last.
If
the
Premier
can
keep
up
those
manoeuvres
In
the
future
he
might
be
able
to
abandon
the
use
of
the
crutches
and
wheel-chairs.
FULL
GOSPEL
TABERNACLE
202
Sixth
West
(across
from
Arm-ourics)
SUNDAY
SCK0&
ened
"His
Majesty's
Loyal
Op
position"
and
their
duty
was
tc
bother
and
worry
the
Govern
United.
BfgiKts
aiy
at
11
am.
Older
at
1215
United
Hall,
SUNDAY
ment
Party
and
drive
them
from
Here
ln
Canada
we
have
not
office
if
po&slWc.
and
form
a.
had
a
0overnment
since
Arthur
been
among
those
who
most
often
committed
war
crimes.
THE
SO-CALLED
Rh
factor
Is
quite
different
from
the
blood
groupings.
In
fact
It
was
only
discovered
toward
the
end
of
tha
Hitler
war.
Here
is
what
Dr.
Blakeslee
says
about
it:
"Rh
is
the
name
of
an
Inherited
factor
in
human
red
cells.
It
stands
for
Rhesus,
be-exists.
In
the
blood
of
about
85
Rhesus
monkeys.
The
Rh
factor
cause
it
was
first
detected
in
per
cent
white
Americans
and
about
90
per
cent
of
Negroes.
They
are
Rh
positives.
The
remainder
don't
have
the
Rh
factor
and
are
Rh
negatives."
He
shows
that
there
is
much
needless
worry
about
marriage
complications.
"There
is
no
danger
of
any
kind
in
the
marriage
of
two
persons"
who
both
have
either
Rh
positive
or
Rh
negative
blood.
government
of
their
own
party
IF
.
.
.
'
.Every
living
person
knew
what
every
departing
soul
discovers
Heb.
10:31.
EVERYONE
...
.
Would
be
faved
today.
Heb.
9:27
Matt
25:31-4(1.
Pastor
('.
FAWCETT
10:30
Sunday
School
and
Bible
Class.
11:30
Morning
Service
7:30
Evangelistic
Service.
Green
331
First
Presbyterian
Mtighen's
day
that
carried
on
with
so
small
a
majority
that
a
want-of-confidence
motion
would
put
them
ln
danger
of
defeat
on
the
floor
of
the
Hous-e.
Yet
the
want-of-confidence
motion
has
developed
into
a
racket.
Many
of
those
motions
are
de-,
feated
by
a
vote
of
30
for
and
130
against.
But
none
of
these
motions
have
been
carried.
When
the
opposition
exceeds
in
carrying
such
a
motion
then
It
would
appear
that
these
Noblemen
placed
a
very
effective
weapon
in
the
hands
of
His
Majesty's
Loyal
Opposition,
namely,
the
want
of
confidence
motion,
which
is
very
effective
when
the
two
parties
are
neai
evenly
divided
as
they
are
in
Westminster
today
for
when
the
Opposition
.Party
succeeds
in
having
the
House
pass
such
motion,
then
the
Government
be-
WAYERLY-TANGIER
MINES
LIMITED
OUT
COME
the
green
ties
and
shamrocks
again
as
the
sons
of
the
Ould
Sod
prepare
to
celebrate
St.
Patrick's
Day
on
Monday.
Celebrations
will
be
held
in
cities
and
towns
across
Canada
Monday
when
Canadian
Irish
and
sons
of
Erin
the
world
over
commemorate
the
death
of
the
saint
who
brought
Christianity
to
Ireland.
St.
Patrick
is
said
to
have
preached
his
first
sermon
at
Saul
in
County
Down
after
landing
in
Ireland
in
A.D.
432.
After
being
a
prisoner
of
a
marauding
chieftain
in
Antrim
for
six
years
he
went
to
the
continent,
where
he
established
his
religious
reputation
and
was
commissioned
by
the
Pope
to
work
in
Ireland.
He
preached
and
taught,
organized
parishes
and
built
churches
he
founded
probably
365
churches
and
baptized
12,000
persons.
Among
his
converts
"was
his
captor
of
earlier
years.
He
banished
the
snakes
and
he
made
the
shamrock
the
immortal
emblem
of
Ireland,
using
the
tiny
plant
as
a
representation
of
the
Holy
Trinity.
St.
Patrick's
Day
was
decided
on
only
after
a
lengthy
Irish
argument
which
according
to
legend
'
ended
in
a
truly
Irish
compromise.
It
is
said
that
one
faction
in
Ireland
claimed
,.
the
saint
died
on
March
8,
while
an
opposing
party
-
"held
that
March
9
was
correct.
A
Solomon-like
Irish
priest,
Father
Mulcahey,
is
said
to
have
settled
the
argument
by
the
addition
of
eight
and
nine
and
March
17
has
stood
to
this
day.
i
In
Voluntary
Liquidation
i
comes
no
longer
responsible
and
we
will
be
having
our
second
must
resign,
thus
a
change
of
'election
forthwith.
But
there
IS
possibility
of
complication
when
a
woman
Government.
This
ls
the
way
the
,
tn
hprp
Knm.
with
Rh
ll"
negative
"csuuve
blood
uiuuu
marries
Illumes
.3
tri
i
vrhlpmrr,
nf
th
rinvs
eel
n
a
man
who
is
Rh
positive.
These
,
Thlch
.
ple
ot
the
want-of-confidence
r
pliament
is
made
marriages
number
about
13
per
Z
J
GovernmenT
His
!
motion
racWcU
mny
1
"P"r
H's
"p
Majesty
cent
of
the
total
in
USA
0I.
tfovernmen'-
R
pgra(!rapn
f
rom
a
f
,.
i
nun
i
i
mnnciTinn
o
n
n
tno
throe
Loyal
Opposition,
and
the
three
article
written
on
the
1950
ses-
"Usually
there
ls
no
trouble
LiunrH
lnnrrthc
nn
rvian'a
tan1
We
extend
to
visitors
U)'
231
Fourth
Minister:
W
&
'
w..nii:
Mrs
I-
"
"y-
x
e
moln"
1
between.
And
this
was
done
some
ers
blood
does
not
develop
j
hundred
seven
years
ago,
thus
enough
anti-bodies
to
cause
tne
have
;
pcople
Dcen
treading
serious
trouble."
But
if
she
be-
tne
Dr0verbial
nath
of
the
zis-
i
sion?
"On
Feb.
10
this
Pailia-:
ment
met
fot
the
second
session
when
the
Governor
General
read
the
speech
from
the
throne.
On
the
17th
Mr.
Larson
moved
the
adoption
of
the
address.
On
the
andJ:Ci
comes
pregnant
several
times
i
,
.ncr
aii
nil
h,.,,,
rinu'ti
ihrm,h
th
she
may
develop
enough
antl-
centuries.
FIRST
and
FINAL
DISTRIBUTION
OF
ASSETS
TO
SHAREHOLDERS
All
holders
of
shares
whether
registered
or
ln
street
form
are
re'qulred
to
forward
their
certificates
to
the
Liquidator's
office
at
629
West
Pender
St.,
VANCOUVER
t,
B.C.,
In
order
to
partlcpate
in
the
nbove-mcntioned
distribution.
William
H.
Corter,C.A.
Liquidator
20th
Mr.
Drew
moved
a
want-
bodies
to
cause
serious
trouble.
OLR
DAV
AM)
Af'E
This
is
nartlcularlv
so
if
thn
MARCH
&
Morning
Wlc
Sunday
SMl
!21:
i
of-conlldence
motion
by
wny
of
mother
has
ever
had
a
trans-
.
Now
let
us
drop
down
through
j
an
amendment
to
Mr.
Larson'
fusion
from
the
wrong
Rh
type
the
years
to
our
own
day
and
;
motion,
on
the
2ist
Mr.
coiuweu
nf
hinnri
!
Generation.
When
Winston
moved
a
No.
2
want-of-confl-
r),.rnembcTlHf!i,
Churchill
visited
America
he
I
dence
motion
by
way
of
a
sub-addressed
the
Congressmen
at
j
a
m
e
n
d
m
e
n
t
to
Mr.
Drew's
Washington.
To
illustrate
his
amendment.
On
March
15th
Mr.
point
he
told
those
gentlemen
!
Coldwell's
motion
was
defeated
that
Great
Britain
had
held
;
by
a
Vote
of
89
yeas
to
155
hays,
their
second
election
in
twenty
!
This
cleared
'
the
way
for
Mr.
THE
As
doctors
have
now
found
ways
of
dealing
with
these
complications,
people
need
not
worry
about
theiti.
But
they
should
know
about
them.
And
one
great
advantage
of
being
a
blood
donor
to
the
Red
Cross
is
that
you
get
Informed
of
your
Rh
factor.
Scripture
J-aMage
j-or
Joilay
!
months
but
Mr.
Churchill
didn't
!
Low
to
stage
a
No.
3
want-of-
"Praise
the
Lord
who
.
.
.
healeth
all
thine
infirmities."
Psalm
103:1
and
3.
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Evening
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Frank
Waterhouse
freighter
Chilliwack
arrived
in
port
yes
Capt.
Ed
Swank,
chief
officer
of
the
telephone
number
yesterday
the
Chilliwack,
went
to
thei,n
the
advertisement
of
Robert
ALL
TIME
HITS
ALBUMS
and
LP.'s
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Association
NOTICE
is
hereby
given
that
the
Annual
General
Meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
Association
will
be
held
in
the
Civic
Centre,
Common
Lounge
Room,
on
Friday,
March
21st,
195?
at
:00
p.m.
BUSINESS:
To
receive
President's
Report.
To
receive
Auditor's
Report
and
Balance
Sheet
for
IflSl.
To
elect
five
members
of
the
Board
of
Mansgem-n.
,To
appoint
an
auditor.
Membership
fee
is
$1.00
per
annum,
which
may
be
paid
at
the
Hospital
or
at
Ormes
Drugs
prior
to
5:00
p.m.
on
Wednesday,
March
19th,
at
which
time
the"
membership
list
will
close.
D.
C.
8TEVENSON,
Secretary.
terday
morning
at
8
o'clock
from
j
Chilliwack
as
skipper.
Capt.
Pen-
Simpson
Pacific
Ltd.
appeared
as
360.
It
should
have
been
460.
Vancouver
and,
after
discharg
gelly
is
returning
to
Vancouver
to
take
pilots'
examinations.
'rnl
l
t
The
The
insP'8
sages-
Nt
fkm
manner
ot
10:24.)
.sJl
ing
local
cargo,
sailed
at
3
p.m.
for
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
to
load
concentrates.
She
will
call
here
at
the
first
of
the
week
southbound.
While
here
yester
,
day,
there
was
a
switch
of
skippers
which
took
Capt.
Garth
Pengelly
from
the
Chilliwack
to
the
Cassiar
as
chief
officer
while
Union
steamer
Chllcbtln,
Capt.
William
McCombe,
arrived
in
port
at
:?5
last
evening
from
Vancouver
and
Kemano
and
Sailed
at
midnight
for
Masset
Inlet
points
whence
she
ls
due
I
p.m.
on
her
return
south.
The
Chllcotin
brought
85
passengers
to
Kemano
this
trip
and
four
teen
for
Prince
Rupert.
Leslie
Smith
has
taken
over
duty
as
purser
on
the
Chilcotin,
relieving
Purser
Reg
Stover
who
ls
taking
vacation.
at
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
cti
in.
.
back
here
tomorrow
to
sail
at