Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
August
3,
1953
District
News
I
Civil
Service
Superannuation
telaxes
Regulations
on
Ages
Real
Old-Timer
.
MAGOG,
Que.
(CPV-Owen
Don-I
igaa
celebrated
his
92nd
birth-j
day
at
his
summer
home
less
than
a
mile
distant
from
the
farm
home
where
he
was
born
I
In
the
latter
place
the
first
Roman
Catholic
mass
in
Stan-stead
county
was
celebrated
in
1841.
OTTAWA
19,
This
fall
the
STEWART
Mr.
Gordon
Murray
has
fcecn
here
for
the
past
week
looking
over
the
district
on
behalf
of
eastern
interests.
Mr.
Murray
was
at
one
time
associated
with
Dr.
Macintosh
Bell,
geologist.
(
j
V
Ujf
4
government
is
expected
to
proclaim
a
new
deal
for
about
60,000
civil
servants.
They
will
be
brought
under
the
Civil
Service
Superannuation
Act.
The
act,
approved
at
the
last
Mr.
A.
Forrester
is
here
relieving
the
liquor
vendor,
Fred
Spracklin.
who
is
on
holiday.
Parliament,
probably
will
be
proclaimed
Oct.
1.
It
will
almost
double
the
number
of
contribu
SERVEL
I
i
i
Roy
Sharp,
telegraph
operator,
left
with
his
family
for
a
holiday
in
the
south.
W.
Smith
from
Alice
Arm
is
relief
operator
in
his
absence.
tors
to
the
civil
service
pension
fund
by
including
about
131,000
where
only
60,000
now
are
covered.
Dut
the
big
question
mark
of
the
act
Is
retirement
age.
Under
present
legislation,
civil
servants
retire
at
65.
However,
some
ex
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ceptions
are
made
in
particular
cases
on
the
recommendations
of
Owen
McFadden
and
associates
have
obtained
a
lease
on
the
Big
Four
properties
and
pack
horses
and
supplies
were
taken
over
to
the
Marmot
River
In
preparation
for
the
commencement
of
operations.
This
property
was
optioned
to
the
department
heads
to
the
treaS'
uiy
board.
RETIREMENT
AGE
Some
civil
servants
favor
re
CAROLE
J.
MOOREIIOL'SE,
daughter
of
Corporal
and
Mrs.
T.
Moorehouse,
618
Taylor
Street,
has
left
Edmonton
for
the
RCAF
manning
depot
at
St.
Jeans,
Quebec.
From
there
she
will
go
to
a
station
in
southern
Ontario
to
complete
her
trade
training.
tentlon
of
the
65
retirement
age
'
CM
&
8
Co.
which
did
some
diamond
drilling
there
last
year.
with
provisions
for
exceptions.
Others
have
urged
that
the
government
fix
no
definite
retire
.
f
'
W.
D.
Smith
is
here
relieving
I
George
Mandreil,
Northern
Brit-
ment
age
When
the
new
act
is
Droclalm-
lth
Columbia
Power
Co.
local
ed
the
statutory
requirement
that
I
manager,
who
left
here
on
holi-
clvil
servants
retire
at
85
will
aav-
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
S93
Construction
of
a
new
boat
float
has
been
undertaken
by
the
Public
Works
Department
of
Canada.
This
float
will
be
60
feet
long
by
10
feet
wide.
Owen
McFadden
is
in
charge
of
the
work.
than
any
Xm
VISITING
Jasper
National
Park
In
the
Canadian
ij'
their
sightseeing
In
comfort
as
they
ride
the
"snow-kiss
the
vast
Columbia
Icefield.
The
gigantic
stretch
snow,
largest
body
of
ice
outside
the
Arctic
Circle,
ica
of
110
square
miles.
.
V
:
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disappear.
However,
the
act
leaves
it
o
the
cabinet
to
make
regulations
stating
the
retirement
aae
and
this
power
can
be
exercised
at
any
time
by
order-in-council.
The
.effect
will
be,
said
one
senior
civil
service
official,
that
civil
servants
will
find
lt
easier
to
remain
on
the
Job
after
reaching
65,
provided
their
health
is
good.
The
Canadian
Press
reported
erroneously
June
24
that
the
arbitrary
retirement
age
provision
had
already
been
lifted.
KEROSENE
OPERATED
REFRIGERATOR
Provides
longest
wear
.
.
.
greatest
economy
because
it
operates
without
a
single
moving
part.
1
GUARANTEED
FOR
10
YEARS
Twice
as
long
as
an
other
refrigerator
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.
The
Store
That
Service
Built'
,
Phone
6
of
36
FOR
YOUR
HOME
The
attention
of
the
Thayer
Lindsay
Interests
to
the
possibilities
of
Stewart
as
a
terminal
for
the
Atlin
power
project
and
as-
a
smelter
site
has
been
brought
to
their
notice
by
the
BURNETT'S
WH"e
SATIN
GIN
'
WORLD
PEACE
Chop
Suey
House
909
Third
Ave.
West
SPECIALIZING
CHINESE
DISHES
OPEN
S
p.m.
to
3
a.m.
Daily
Porcelain
Doorknobs
Burnett's
gin
'Stewart
Board
of
Trade.
This
e
on
Decorative
Appea
I
,
BO-BC
iken
a
Rood
look
at
'
Now
in
place
of
that
tarnished
The
government
also
has
re-
!
wuu'u
'T
"--anauian
route
The
board
is
also
strcss-which
laxed
regulations
on
the
ages
at
j
civil
servants
may
be
hired.
!
"e
vantages
of
a
road
airec
Stewart
from
the
:
Cas-between
Until
June
1,
age
limits
ranging
16
and
40
were
set
on
la,f
Asbestos
and
other
prop-certain
classes
of
civil
service,"""
ln
the
McDames
Creek'
office
and
and
Uke
areas-
obs.
including
boys
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
iiii.s
lately?
'
knob
Imagine
a
white
porcelain
hot.
Doorknobs
are
c
lanu-uraim
wini
otv-
rnlcnt
but
nothing
tcrea
rose
duos,
or
a
lunp-snapea
.
,.,l,,i
,.i-rhiii.l
rea
wroucr
unoo
aecoraica
wun
girls,
stenographers,
typists
or-
re
tarnished
and
burnished
gold
str
ping
or
bell-
n
apDll(lnftce
operators
and
also
shaped
Regent
blue
knob
with
l.rir
Only
amazing
jjf
burnished
gold
bands.
....
.
'
the
cabinet
order-lain
However,
by
!
A
new
line
of
colorfuL
porce-
,
d.K,rknobs
has
opened
up
!,-,;!unc"
,r?mved
.thC
I
auqnan
I
ervice
commission
to
decide
on
,
billties.
hlrlngs.
'isit
Here
!.
The
knobi
have
been
designed
as
acccents
for
modern,
provln-
.
hnnrtc
irnr
i
r,Ic
J.
Judge,
neenm-
rial
and
early
American
as
well
n
.
.
.
i
1
1
1
l
vyvj
1
1
1
17
1
1
vv
nww
ii
t
tjiv
e
mir
son-in-law
and
as
18th
century
English
and
rHTrlCia
OUYdll
and
Mrs.
Clarence
French
room
schemes.
Among
'
Sws
on
Buttons
without
ottochmcnH
nl
grandson,
John,
the
12
designs
soon
to
appear
in
-i
f,rrmr
zsk
WHrJRK
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNTS
.
COUNT
ON
US!
in
Prince
Rupert
gift
and
home
furnishings
stores
I
iwiivivw
ui
are
patterns
and
colors
that
may
p.
i
C
L
stKrf
with
Vorant
hruor
Mrs.
JudKC
visited
"
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m
IIWTTi
j
Dibb
Printing
Co.
---o-.
National
Park.
Mr.
;
.uiKlvin
Hnd
John
Hand-decorated,
porcelain
floor
A
delightful
miscellaneous
iiiflno
in
hardware
is
not
so
new
as
you
shower
was
held
at
the
home
COMPANY
I
i
fore
returning
to
may
think.
Baronial
mansions
of
of
Mrs,
P.
B.
Guysm
in
honor
Lanuloy
Prairie
EnRla"d
811(1
France
and
the
an-
0f
Patricia
Guyan,
whose
mar-cestral
iat
plantations
of
Virginia
rlacc
will
take
place
shortly,
han
was
born
and
ve
original
ci-ramic
door
Those
present
were
Mrs.
B.
rmrp
Kiipen,
navins
hardware
created
by
Engusn
ana
Gnynn.
Mrs.
O.
Hague,
Mrs.
H.
until
her
marrlaftfi
French
craftsmen
of
the
18th
Mork.
Mrs.
M.
Hogan
Sr.,
Mrs.
Moke
Buttonholes
without
ottachmnts
fECCHI
does
every
sewing
job
'
century.
CKWOOD
on
E.
Clapp,
Mrs.
W.
Griffiths,
Mrs.
A.
Croxford,
Mrs.
G.
Geddes
Sr.,
Mrs.
W.
Geddes,
Mrs.
F.
Warne,
Mrs.
H.
Lavigne,
Mrs
J.
McLean,
Mrs.
G.
Wilson
and
Mrs.
D.
Smith.
Those
sending
gifts
but
unnble
to
attend
,were
Mrs.
V.
Pick.
Mrs.
W.
Robertson.
Mrs.
B.
Sylvester,
Mrs.
G.
Geddes
Jr.
and
Miss
J.
Geddes.
SUPPORT
SOCIAL
CREDIT
Social
Credit
Representation
in
Ottawa
Means
WITHOUT
ATTACHMENTS
(I3rlclac
Try
Daiiy
News
want
Ads
FASLEY
BLACKWOOD
r
Mdl
(
U
N.y
the"MagiC"ishere!
Ll
Muzzy
Vt
Fuzzy
Counting
Hoosts
Opponents'
Score
);ile
derided
not
to
accept
Mr.
Muzzy's
'id
of
four
spades.
He
felt
sure
he.
could
contract
but
he
thought
there
was
a
good
make
11
tricks
at
hearts.
Does
Embroidery
with
cut
attachments
',
he
couldn't
make
as
the
defenders
Biiee
tricks
with
lh!
I'-s,
a
spade
ruff
by
Son
and
the
ace
of
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
N
Drill
(Mrs.
Krli)
B-0
HI
II
-
K
3
-D
K
10
4
C
A
S
Writ
i;t
(Mr.
1
lialllllluH)
(lr.
.MOW')
that
B.C.'s
position
ln
Dominion-Provincial
relations
will
be
better
than
ever.
Social
Credit
in
B.C.
has
begun
to
improve
conditions.
With
Social
Credit
representation
in
Ottawa,
B.C.'s
government
will
be
able
to
do
even
more
towards
faster,
more
comprehensive
development
of
this
province's
resources!
FOR
YOl'r
SOCIAL
CREDIT
CANDIDATE
END
OLD
PARTY
RILE
AND
HALT
SOCIALISM'S
THREAT
This
advertisement
1rs1
by
the
B.C.
Social
Credit
Campaign
Committee
At
a
mere
flick
of
the
'"Magic"
Lever,
onr
SSECOH
sews
on
buttons,
makes
button
holes,
embroiders,
blind
stitches
hems,
darn,
monograms,
and
dors
thousands
of
fancy
stitches
limited
only
by
your
imagination.
TRULY
WITHOUT
ATTACHMENTS.
You
cau't
afford
to
buy
any
Sewing
Machine
until
you
have
tried
the
amazing
NKCCHl
"iMagic".
ASK
ABOUT
OUR
FREE
SEWING
COURSES.
Wide
selection
of
models
from
8139.00.
Err
NECXHI
it
cux-rcd
b)
life-lime
Guarantee
Bunt!,
aliun
iJe
rrke
and
paru
availublr.
Embroiders
Initials
without
attachments
rfense
didn't
go
that
lampion
led
his
lon
li'.
Muzzy
won
with
49
Anglla
J475
49
Ford
Coach
$1350
'50
Prefect
as
Is
$550
48
Dodge
?i-ton
Pickup
with
box..
$950
U
Ford
with
'42
Mercury
Engine
is
$125
50
Austin
$1050
41
Packard
120
Sedan
$350
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
)th
no
hesitation
at
b
A
W
10
7
S
u-
a
C
10
4
3
H-A
7
2
r
-
a
s
c
k
u
j
i
a
dropped
the
king:
trick
had
been
Mr.
Muzzy
faced
iin.
Laboriously,
he
the
card
missing
e.
If
Mr.
Champion
with
the
four
and
aiv
1
P"4
urtlfMfinf
J
Sutll
(Mr.
Uulr)
b
K
2
Ji
y
J
10
9
5
4
1
n
U
J
V
i
.
C
None
The
bitUOn'-i
.
H
It
r.t
U
l
h
a
c
a
ii
4
H
Pfum
t'aas
1
II
Ali
pHJO
Sews
on
Fastens
without
attachments
ould
have
led
the
LOW
DOWN
PAYMENT
VERY
EASY
TERMS
r
Hast
2
a
4
8
1
-JLLiU
I
he
did.
And,
as
far
s
play
was
concern-
ol)ody
in
hla
right
9
play
a
king
un-
There
was
mo
the
cards
ln
that
suit
so
Mr.
Dale
!
&
5-Ssrs
w
I
:?jaa
hnd
one
club
ut
the
most.
And
Miry
played
the
ipades
at
trick
two
';
"
,le
had
onc-
11
'83
covered
by
IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT
ruffed,
the
Jack
tiummys
ace.
hi
dummy
would
be
!
Ana
assuming
Mr.
Dale
had
(discard
from
the,on'y
'
one
spui.e
and
on
club,
lt
was
extremely
unlikely
he
ha.i
H'-ray
rclmned
a
club
less
than
,our
tliamoncls-
So
11
Hf
calmly
aot
rirt
of
i
was
veiy
lf"note
8
dixroo1
d'3-?f
spades
on
clnim-v's
r8rd
fro,n
the.
closH;d
hanrt
v
ould
hulJ,ul
;
I
only
onc
more
trick
,
,
1H
I
lhis
'l
should
the
ace
of
tn,m.
n
1
From
Thursday,
August
6,
Mr.
P.
G.
MocKEKZIE,
District
Sales
Reprcsen-totive
for
Necchi,
will
be
at
our
store
to
demonstrate
to
you
the
many
outslanding
features
the
amazing
Necchi
offers
home
sewers.
Don't
miss
this
opportunity
to
see
an
obligation-free
demonstration!
IV
FOR
DEPBI0flBlt5&
J)
hunting
and
think-
?avc
Pfrcd
l
4Mr-,
Muzzy
I
Muzzy's
part
would
nls
on,y
hopo
WH!i
1
f
11
partner
with
a
sU
icliin
spade
fill
111
ill
1
I
XVI!
f
13
t-'i
iius
gruesome
re-hatural
not
to
wan'.
wa
curd
In
dummy
ti'tlcular
deal,
how-is
almost
Impossible
'd
on
dunimv'
1
.
v
Ferry
dully
ex-
ould
have
done
7,
Mr,
x
h
tood
cepting
Monday,
PHONE
46
weather
per
mitting.
2
p.m.,
3
p.m.,
5
p.m.,
7
p.m.,
8
p.m.
Phone
Green
snt
or
Red
968.
'
'-"
'
'
ttt)
hnlun's
club
ovrcall
f1
with
at
least
five
'
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