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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
April
22,
1
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Outstanding
Items
kpassing
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SaUj
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Hobby
Show
at
Centre
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that
the
show
j
,
nil.
also
applies
tO
Many
outstanding
items
of
handicraft
already
have
been
entered
in
the
giant
Hobby
and
Craft
Display
which
opens
at
the
Civic
Centre
Friday
under
direction
of
Rowland
Miles,
instructor.
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H.U.
muni
1.1
Travel
Tips
For
Thousands
At
Coronation
NtW
YORK
iAPi
If
you're
among
the
thousands
goin?
to
the
Coronation
or
elsewhere
in
Europe
this
summer,
here
are
some
travel
tip;;:
IH)
your
shipping
in
estab-irted
stnrp.s.
Buy
thi.se
things
th'it
reflect
he
country's
tradition,
superior
rrft.i'-.nsliip
or
materials.,
,
Avoir!
shopping
in
groups.
If
ynu're
a
man.
be
sure
to
take
alcng
a
suit
of
dark,
licht-ei"ht
material.
The
North
Am-"rican
casml
look
is
considered
'je.VN
Entries
are
coming
from
hob
1
if
byist
in
Prince
Rupert,
sur
t
i
n
f
show
to
be
staged
here,
the
display
will
take
up
both
the
Civic
?
!
ml
cany
'on
his
boat,
but
telling
,
hearing
distance
that
hl.
futlK
T
of
a
Blrl.
His
,
i,L-t
mKht
presented
,
lr
lit
tit-
bundle,
'hadn't
figured
out
a
'
press
t
line
...
but
at
a
vlv
he
Is
the
father
,
;
i
Ink!
burn
here
thl
iMirrn
rlUabcth'i
birth-
I
r
f
j
nit
'
T
I
.
-C
Centre
gym
and
the
auditorium.
rounding
district,
and
various
parts
of
the
province.
And
there
Is
still
time
fur
more
entries,
says
Mr.
Miles.
Planned
as
the
biggest
hobby
On
Sunday,
tea
will
be
served
in
the
afternoon
and
coffee
in
evening
which
Includes
a
social
.V'fJ
4
Hi
'
'
'
hour.
The
display
Is
non-competi
tive.
There
Is
no
entry
fee
and
)r
Pa"
Schrrk
and
I
ir.npronrlote
for
city
wear,
par
everyone
following
a
hobby
Is
welcome
to
enter.
St
Andrew's
Cubs
Plan
Demonstration
Entries
are
expected
from
native
villages
up
the
Skeena
and
from
Terrace,
as
well
as
from
i
1
r
m
-a
i
m
mm.
.
2
.
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-
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2
Miller
Bay
Hospital
and
Van-
The
First
Prince
Rupert
Cub;Couvcr.
Pack
St.
Andrew's)
will
give
a
Locally,
all
city
schools
are
ilrrk
arc
parking
their
,v
fur
a
tup
to
Minne-
-
a
family
re-union.
Dr.
I
a
research
chemist
at
-ibia
O
liiilo.se
plant
on
i
:
-land.
They
are
lrav-J
rd
tli?
Prun
e
George
i.(
nislit
and
plan
to
fly
I
1
froiind
are
call-5
lJis
who's
been
on
uik
out
ut
Wat-
U
or
many
months
demonstration
of
the
Jungle
entering
exhibits
and
pupils
I
Marches
at
the
leader
training
have
been
asked
Individually
to
j
course
which
opens
next
week
,
enter
the
show
with
Items
pro-
at
the
81.
Andrews
Cathedral
'
duced
in
their
own
home
work-
hall.
shops.
Last,
niiiht.
the
followine
Children's
woodworking
classes
1
.,t
.
.....
.......
ticularly
in
London.
If
you're
a
woman,
don't
for-Tt
rainwear
and
walking
clothe..
Ti.-t:
i.Ir.l..
;."..ic!c
here
recent
Iv
by
a-
group
of
travel
authorities.
Mr.
Cbra
Uiimmond.
author
-f
the
h0"k
"Shop
With
Confidence
in
Europe,"
comment.:
"Th"
aver
t.
tourist
womiii
.It
hrtter
to
sttek
to
the
establishrd
shop.
You
may
pay
a
few
shi!-in"?
more,
but
you
take
less
risk."
fctv-erfjejil.'y
Jt.r
tne
I'O'OIll-
ln
visitors,
Mis
Hammond
advises
:
'
i
i'V
f-orn
thi
Ei
"!i.M.
.liose
thlnt:
that
reprwi..
a
lieat
tradition,
that
rei.e.
t
superior
craftsmanship
and
materials.
In
-liiiiiinj
or
any
pm.e
eise,
it
isn't
smart
to
buy
things
just
K":it!n
they
arc
Hritish
or
any
''ther
nationality.
The
only
reason
is
because
they're
better."
I
badges
were
presented
to
cubs
by
!
and
handicraft
classes
at
the
j
Cubmajiter
Basil
Prockter:
Oary(
Civic
Centre
taught
by
Mr.
and)
or.
leaving
nexi
weea
Mtt
Slim'
Krnsvold
for
i
,
((rounds.
B
ad
plenty
of
exercise
DK.MGM:i
BV
MrrtR
KUSSKLL,
Vila
floating
Wlnterhalter
hostess
gown
In
yellow
net
has
a
pointed
corsage
with
wide
V-neck
and
long
narrow
sleeves
and
Is
completely
embroidered
In
matching
beading.
It
U
one
of
the
gala
gowns
designed
by
a
top
London
expert
for
formal
evening
functions
of
Coronation
year.
e
winter
playing
Daa-
i
d
IiEUrej
he
should
go
FRESH
LOOK
for
the
home
is
found
in
cafe
curtains
that
you
can
make
with
a
few
yards
of
fabric.
Made
from
sturdy
cotton,
or
dressier
fabrics
if
you
prefer,
the
curtains
add
new
smartness
to
kitchen,
dining
alcove,
den,
sewing
room,
basement
playroom,
attic
or
guest
room.
a
tew
weens.
1-known
Rupert
girls
j
Ogllvle,
toymaker
and
first
aid;
Mrs.
Ben
bvenasen
wul
enter
Richard
Paulding,
house
orderly
displays,
and
a
variety
of
crafts
and
collector;
Chris
Harvey,
!
created
by
the
adult
class
are
swimmer
and
collector;
George
expected
to
draw
a
major
at-Jones,
house
orderly
and
Mel
,
traction.
Souter,
collector.
Flowcrcraft
demo
nstrations
Scoutmaster
G.
Van
Roche
!
will
be
done
by
Miss
Jeane
Pot-and
assistant
Harry
Wlnstone
of
,
terton,
Mrs.
Norman
Moorehouse,
the
First
Prince
Rupert
Scout
Miss
Jean
Smith,
Mrs.
Linda
Troop
are
grooming
one
of
their
I
Patzold.
Mrs.
Blackstone
and
scouts
and
one
from
the
Second
Miss
Evelyn
Antilla.
i
Conrad)
Scout
Troop
for
the;
James
Bremner
is
handling
Canadian
Jamboree
at
Ottawa
I
displays
and
demonstration
of
in
June.
copper
foil.w.ork
and
Miss
Marg
The
scouts
are
James
Baldwin
!
Mackney,
Mrs.
Joan
Woodcock,
i
j
the
class
of
gradu-
Young
Telkwa
Girl
Meets
PM
During
Visit
to
Ottawa
BMITHF.RS
Joyce
Aspeslet.
hinhliKhted
her
evenings.
After
jj
loyal
'
Jubilee
Hospital
J
a-
They
are
Pejcy
;
,
j
tMly
Smith
who
i
V
piatluatum
exercises
;
capital
this
Sunday.
y
jihT.
Mr.
II.
F.
Pul-$
t
aerided
yet
whether
.-outn
for
the
celebra-
i
,!!
remain
on
the
.
3
tad
l(;r
a
short
time
j
!
Missionary
Says
Schools
Still
Continuing
in
China
TORONTO
(CP)
There
is
not
sens
in
medicine,'
oursin?,
even
tne
freedom
of
silence
in
,
pharmacy,
teaching
and
other
China
today,
says
Mrs.
Harrison
fields
are
continuing."
Mullet,
who
spent
32
year?
in'
The
one
phase
ol
work
stop-China,
two
of
them
under
theiPrd.by
'
the
?
tile-
of
the
Second,
and
David
Rids-
,
Mrs.
Fred
Kristmanson
and
Mrs.
ii-year-oia
leuwa
rirl.
made
the
theatre
she
lunched
at
Conner
first
lone
train
triD
out
of
n:mtht
rr
ith
i
r,n
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Koum
10,
fctone
Building
Phone
Blue
533
dale
of
the
First.
Good
progress
Ella
Halcrow
will
give
demon-Is
reported.
Utratlons
In
leatherwork.
BUYING
FOR
YOUR
HOME
urniriR
to
Rupert
lor
British
X'olun.bia
a
memorable
Cowan
and
John
Atkinson
and
one-
i
two
others
of
the
cast
Bolstering
subdued
excite-j
Dinner
at
Chateau
Uurier
Tri-.
ment.
she
related
today
exper-;day
.h
Mr
Appiewhaite's
lences
on
her
v.sit
to
Canada's
ncl(:e.
Miss
Judy
Davis
and
two
capital
and
the
Houses
of
Par-
,rtemU
foUwed
WM
by
a
visit
liament.
'to
Laurentlan
Terrace.
The
Ter-Ouej.1
of
E.
T.
Apulewhaltc.
i
,,.
i.
,..,
.
-xvi
i.i
oloey
Communist
regime.
Mrs.
Mullett
and
her
husnnnd,
arc
getting
sore
feet,
(.IJAIUI
When
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Mullett
arrived
in
China
there
were
enly
two
dentists
in
the
country.
Through
his
work
and
that
of
Dr.
Ashley
Lindsay,
Mont-
'Transition'
Fabrics
Modify
Modern
Designers
Extremes
;j
the
Kinsmen
Club
a
dentist,
now
live
in
Toronto
and
were
United
Church
missionaries
in
China
where
they
Liberal
member
'"r
8keena.
graduate
civil
service
employees.
iiiosi:
Joyce
was
chosen
to
represent
the
student
body
of
Kmlthers
snent
most
of
their
tim'
at
,
real,
and
Dr.
John
Thompson,
i
in
thi-ir
latent
en-h;.t
elub
Is
planning
a
e
Pk
ture'
contest
so
and
(
laudea
San-
She
also
visited
Lauiler
House,
the
reKlrienri
nf
th
tnle
Mi.r
YOU
Fresh
new
materials
known
as
combinations
as
white,
sky
blue
,
f-hencrtu.
near
the
foothills
of
i
Toronto,
250
Chinese
dentists
"transition"
fabrics
are
designed
and
turquoise,
and
brown,
white
j
Tibet
and
2.000
miles
f
rom
!
have
been
graduated.
Junior-Senior
HiRh
Bchool.
all
pni,le
Klnl;
lovi:
t
"
visiting
ail
the
mer-
Of
her
lournev
to
Ottawa
and
10
eas
t,e
'ay
from
traditional
!
and
charcoal.
These
sell
for
,
shnnnhai.
rprn.tr.i
pum,
uv
csaioiis
oi
ine
Houkc
of
t'oininons.
le
contest.
return
fhe
said
she
was
Imprvs-
toward
extreme
contemporary
about
six
and
seven
dollars
a
"Students
indoctrinated
must
i
rilam
th
J'rvsiiK
to
c
over
the
Leaving
Telkwa
Good
Friday.'
wlth
the
vastnefs
of
the
'designs
TCBIU.
I
S
II'
IK
11111
ltr
III
!f
.llll.l.
Lll
II'.'W
ci
t
Saturday.
I
I
l!'mmri
l.s
a
h'
arrived
at
Union
Station,
c()UIllry
throuph
which
she!
The
delightful
colors
and
pat-i
Many
of
these
fabrics
come
;
rc
-imc
after
a
c.i
lain
len-ith
of
OtUw-a.
Tuesday
morning.
April
travelled
i
terns
of
these
new
fabrics
may
j
with
matching
wallpapers,
so
iime."
s.id
Mrs.
Mullett.
who
1.
She
staved
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
t
u
nn
j,1Vrp-s
w.h
tn
tM
th
i
be
Just
what
your
home
needs
that
you
can
pick
up
the
drapery
i
taught
Fnelish
in
the
univer-
shy
girl.
'"i
to
tell
everyone
Applewhalle
at
their
apartment.
Ktory
0f
npr
experiences
to
her
1
for
a
spring-Hke
lift
t
or
siiinuver
jiunciu
un
uire
iii.'shv
at
vneniiiu
lor
yeni.i.
n,
A
A
charming
charming
documentary
documentary
print
print
Her
Her
mesjyiEe
mesjyige
One
new
transition
design,!
to
missionary
.
mil
an
nau
ai
mr
"i
tirre
was
Utile
delny
In
her
'
fellow
students.
-.-e
last
Friday
night.
1
attemlanrr
at
parliamentary
i
known
as
"pins."
is
a
simple
in
the
croup
that
has
matching
aroups
discouraged
because
nf
linear
pattern
on
linen
In
yellow
wallpaper
is
known
as
"Mind
i
er
their
years
of
work
In
China
o'sslons
Flie
listened
In
ojl
her
'
or
ereen
with
black
and
whi'e.
'Tour
Manners."
A
real
conver-'the
Communists
have
taken!
eaders
'
know
what
to
say.
..its
what
she
wanted
4
icil
hi
ruling
that
the
4
dent.
Jark
Mrlran.
rf;
i;d
job
as
master
of
4-
mm
Another,
"golden
apples,"
has
sat
ion
piece,
this
print
has
fram-
j
over
Is:
soft,
ItiM'tous-looking
apples
on
ed
pictures
from
a
children's
j
-
".
i
n't
be
too
downhearted,
cotton
lawn.
It
comes
In
such
,
grammnr
book
of
the
early
19th
Schools
established
by
mission-
Century,
suicrlmposcd
on
nniary
work
and
graduating
per-
on
on
Thursday
Thurwhtyi'
first
day
in
Ottawa,
aiid
e
u
h
of
Uie
following
four
day.
fUic
heard
Prime
Minuter
St.
I.aurrnt
speak
on
the
International
Wheat
AKre''ment
f'.hc
also
heard
Mr.
Applewh.iite,
the
Hon.
llKHike
(.'hixton,
minister
of
national
detente.,
and
Mr.
Founder,
member
from
Hull
j
early
Americnn
small
scale
floral
I
Ff.KS
meetiiiR
i
n'.e.ht
ut
t
o'clock.
95
.
Mixed
Tell
Pin
Bowling
bun
quet.
Valhalla
Hall,
Friday.
8:30
p.m.
lOOpi
print.
.
Philip
Proposes
through:
;
(aiiun
ll.a.il
rrmk-
i!-
returned
from
i
tDUUAl
IUH
V
1
wln'ie
he
attended
i.
i
T
.
.
Q.
"Mv
apartment
living
room
I
OaST
10
VUeen
so
small
I
hud
it
dirneult
to
confer-
She
had
the
opportunity
to
t
.mmial
clergy
'
Kpwopal
lal
rh
church
In
fViiaiher
was
nlce'uu
:
maxe
room
lor
a
iv
sei.
miy
;
suggestions?"
S
A.
A
fine
arrangement
in
a
!
small
room
is
to
have
the
set
meet
the
Prime
Minister,
the
Rt.
"T
tl"b
r
D
'
iL
J
Hon
C
D.
Howe,
minister
MrrZ.lOn
Birthday
trade
and
commerce,
and
M.
J
i
M,-Jo
'
I
i
Colrtwell.
national
leader
of
the!
.:
a'
(M,
t
LONDON
ff-Thc
Duke
of
vud
C
anon
Prockter.
RESEARCH
WELFARE
TREATMENT
FACILITIES
Ed-
built
Into
the
wall,
directly
op-
biff
and
Mrs.
rarl
.
bouquet
uiiuev
VI
of
CXF.
;
inburgh
handed
a
..,,
,h
,.r
vi.
ran
nut
Her
tour
of
Ottawa
Included
A
c-m-ivl
nieettnT
of
Shore-1
carnations
to
Queen
Elizabeth
r
,
and
,,
,'.,
ive
n'.'irned
Iroin
ii
Vanr.
-jver
w
'.ine
bookshelves
above
a
storag?
glass
of
the
Royal
C'mnrtt
n
Mtisrum.
the
i
wurkcrs
lx-al.
UT
A.W.U.,ThuM-
I
Tuesday
and
raised
cabinet
below.
You
might
also
f
iiel
the
weddu.g
nf
v.arjft-v.
April
23
7:1)
p.m..
in
the
,
champagne
to
toast
her
27th
art
gallery,
the
i
vhlvc.i
Uaiiuhtf'r
lo
Ourulhy
to
set
a
table
model
on
a
spc-tally
built
corner
shelf.
This
takes
museum
and
llhrai.'.
Mi
troixile
Hull.
All
members
re-j
birthday
arurr.
f
.!..
I
t
..l.li..
V,U,...
..J
jOJk
1
n
'
n
1,A
1....
r..,t..f
rn,ll
i
villus
i
v...t.
mi,
.i....
quesMu
io
mioiu.
'
-
m"
iiiti.
llllie
space
.oace
and
aim
also
aisu
offers
uinis
room
iwm
In
ih
r,,.-lnmi.nt
liilllliin
inn
nnrlv
f.ie
the
n.ivnl
f.imi
v
he.
Chairman
below
for
storage
or
bookshelves.
AUCTION
SALE
COMPLETE
HOUSEHOLD
FURNISHINGS
SATURDAY,
APRIL
25
at
2:30
p.m.
and
7:30
p.m.
TO
HE
HELD
IN
THE
AUCTION
ROOMS,
Cnnier
Fourth
Avenue
East
and
McBride
Street.
Instructed
by
the
owner.
I
have
caused
to
be
moved
to
Auction
Rooms
the
entire
contents
of
house
and
will
,
sell
by
auction:
.
-Compact
Electric
Vacuum
Cleaner;
3-pce.
Chesterfield
Suite;
Wall
Mirror;
Coffee
Table;
Fleetwood
Radio
and
S-speed
Record
Player;
Mahogany
Table;
Living
Room
Drapes;
Frigidaire;
Pot
Burner
Oil
Range;
Hostess
Chair;
Mixmaster
and
Grinder
complete;
Boys'
Balloon
Tire
Bicycle;
3,-Bed-rootn
Suite;
Single
Bed
and
Dresser;
Metal
Folding
Kitchen
Stool;
All-Mctal
Tabic:
2
Cigarette
Stands;
2
Table
Lamps;
Easy
Electric
Washer;
Chrome
Kitchen
Suite;
Records
and
Cabinet;
large
Living
Room
Carpet
9'
x
13'
6";
Electric
Holpltite;
Oil
Heater
nearly
new);
Electric.
Sewing
Machine;
Bedroom
Drapes;
Dining
Room
Buffet
tnatural
finish;
Tri-Light
Lamp;
RCA
Victor
Radio;
2
other
Ranges,
wick
burners:
Single
Bed
complete;
Electric
Heater,
and
numerous
other
articles.
Must
be
Sold.
AFTERNOON
AND
EVENING
SALE
LIST
YOUR
GOODS
BEFORE
FRIDAY
FOR
THIS
SALE
Phone
Red
127
Black
846
B.C.
Messenger
678
v
m,.u.
...
....
"
ore
the
Coronation,
June
2.
pert
Flshine
V.:s.
Owners
As-
j
that
j
uvUMnn
will
h
hrlil
Thursllav.
..
...
except
the
press
gallery
and
a
!
few
offices."
said
Joyce.
Attendance
ot
the
Canadian)
:
Repertoire
Theatre
to
see
the
)
pUy
"Venus
Observed"
a
n
d
j
meeting
the
stars
backstage!
MR.
D.
C.
STKVErrSON
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
MRS.
ROTIIVVELL
444
Cherbrook,
Prince
Rupert
;,
7
-,
tne
uuxe
proposed
a
lormai
April
23.
in
the
Civic
,
Cer'-
toflst
fQr
,h(,
QlJpeM.s
bir,hday
Pm-
'"
jLast
year,
the
Duke
of
Glouccs-
m
Si
ns
of
Norwnv
whist
and
j
tcr.
the
Queen
s
uncle,
performed
r!;,nre.
Friday.
April
24.
Whist
j
the
function
as
first
gentleman
1
pm
,
din-re
10
to
2
Good
j
In
the
kingdom.
Philip
received
Milliliters
Scouls
Jo
lie
ieortjanlziil
SMITIIERS
Scouting
is
to
be
vies
Refreshments.
Fun
ror
inis
tine
last
winter.
Canada
will
observe
the
re-orcanlixd
In
Smithcrs
with
8
the
bride
In
the
1
wliii-h
took
plare
at
an
Memorial
t'rmpcl
4
Monica
tllnltby)
-'liter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
of
Prime
Rupert.
$':m
was
held
at
the
!lrs.
K.
I'artlite,
mother
'-Ji
m.
'I
ii
Vancouver,
the
'
re
guests
of
Mr.
and
't
Vantlrrsluys,
formerly
i
RuHTt.
I
"ithy
l
Mitehell
was
jwngcrs
stepping
'
morning
off
the
"rue
She
returned
U'.ree.week
'
buslncss-
iif"
trip
to
Vancou-
'impanying
her
down
V
oik
was
a
verv
nrlzed
everybody.
Muic
by
Mike
Co-lussl
and
accompaniment.
(
06
40-Hour
Week
iSought
by
Hospital
Group
h
CONOl
IK
CANCER
St.
Fetcr's
W.A.
Bazaar
i
Thursday
afternoon.
April
23.
I
fmm
?
.10
to
5
n.m
.
In
the
Par
Queen's
birthday
this
year
on
,he
(irst
mrctlng
of
boys
of
cub
Monday.
May
IS.
It
will
be
a
,
,,
.hj
-i
.
.,
,
.
.
and
scouting
aces
called
lor
i
.1
'
s
f
legal
holiday
with
banks
and
govemmeiit
offices
closed.
April
30
in
the
Anglican
Hall.
There
were
no
public
celebra-
Local
RCMP
officers
sponsor-tlons
Tuesday.
lng
the
rc-oiganization
will
be
leaders.
EXPERT
COOKING
,
A
group
committee
has
been
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Tne
cooks
formed
with
W.
H.
M.'
Collison,
at.
the
city
jail
were
rermrtcd
chairman;
W.
D.
Yorke-Hardy.
CAMPAIGN
BC.
DIVISION
CAN.
CANCER
SOCIETY
ish
Wall.
Home
cooking,
sewing,
candy,
white
elephant,
plants
and
ten
room.
Ice
cream,
ro-e
and
fish
pond.
lt
B.C.
CANCER
FOUNDATION
George
J.
Dawes
auctioneer
Attrntion,
Ladies
of
Trlnee
686
W.
10th
Avcnu
Vancouver
S,
B.C.
f
'''
acnulred
Y
j
hi
tUI
tj-l
ivmuik.
in
a
cage.
I
Pretty
bird
i
Mown
ill)
Ifvlrtx.,
rp.lHl.
niipert
The
Or.ier
of
the
Rova
1
doubtful
that
fish
could
be
serv-
secretary;
Canon
C.
A.
Hinch-
I'urple
will
hold
their
Spring
ed
economically
to
the
prisoners,
ISffe
mid
O.
Collison.
ttaxaar
Thnrsdav
aflernnon.
o
one
of
the
provincial
govern-
J.
Piain,
Prince
George,
field
Ipril
23
at
the
Elks
Home.
A
mqnt
experts
U
eolng
to
teach
commissioner
of
the
Boy
Scouts
teacup
reader
will
be
in
at-
jail
ctroks.
"They
will
get
Association,
will
visit
Smithers
tendance.
U)
tips
on
how
to
cook
fish
wi'h"'ii.
May
5
to
discuss
leadership,
i
wasta-:e."
said
police
commis-
work
of
the
group
committee
and
Do
vou
like
kids?
Would
you
sloner
0scar
0rr
assist
in
the
re-organization.
,i
'""
"il
iriui
II-
!
VANCOUVER
(CPI-The
Brit-i
Ish
Col't
ihla
"Hosnital
Em-j
nlovers
lVder-l
Union
(TLC
!
hns
set
the
40-hotfr
week
In
all
S
Ft
C.
hnsDltals
It
represents
a-iits
main
cbiecllve
In
l!M.
I
Negotiations
for
lrtM
con-!
tracts
must
be
completed
by
i
November
30
this
year
to
tie
Ir
'with
th"
provimlil
hosolti'
hudpet.
Talks
usually
open
Ir
jfarlv
September,
i
The
40-hour
week
has
been
t
established
In
four
lower
mainland
hospitals
Vancouver
Oen-'cral
snd
Oraee.
Royal
Colum-tt)lan
In
New
Westminster,
and
j
North
Vancouver
Oenerri.
The
liospltil
workers'
convert
j
lion
will
be
held
in
Vaneouve
May
22-24.
'
George
included
F..
.
ynney,
f
Terrace
and
i
Skeena
riding.
Mr.
Get
nation.
ho
ike
to
krow
now
to
icnu
a
gruuo
,
recently
resigned
THE
BELOVED
if
tlvm?
If
so.
enroll
mm
In,
'he
Scout
Lenders'
Training
nurse.
Phone
Bill
Doumont.
nt
11
or
Fred
Conrad
nt
117
for
implication
form.
Course
co:n-nenres
April
27
pf.d
runs
every
evening
to
May
1.
94)
iK
1
1
71
IV&DQ9&TED
MlLCt
IMC
MANY
DIFFERENT
VERSIONS
vrr
,ct
thin.
ligU-boJid
-
'no
lire
was
this
ot
the
LIlM-ral
lJ,ll'
legislature
and
'"
minister
of
lands
J)'
Plans
Include
n
y.'Vate
business
In
his
tii.
"""!
'or
the
central
his
home
In
Telk-
"'ine
operator
Frank
I
I''Hs
returning
from
"
I'KliKled
Mr.
and
Blaekburn.
George
"
"U"K
Suuter,
who
"i'anieti
by
other
orri-Pt-.
Packers
Ltd.,
In-MVa,ke.-,atoulld.r
.
nia-n
Kerle,.
officers
"'"H)"r.s
leave
(,e
"
drydoek
after
You'it-
HOMO&"
New
.
.
.
Terrific
.
.
.
Lizard
in
Red
Grey
.
.
.
Snake
in
two-tone
Nati;
and
Brown
and
Natural
.
.
.
Genul
Reptile
styled
wilh
Imagination
FOR
SALE
Restaurant
As
a
Going
Concern
PHONE
868
or
APPLY
in
PERSON
to
Civic
Centre
Dining
Room
If)
Shlnj
black
Patent
Leather
.
Supcr-flcx
American
Girl
with
narrow
heel
and
combination
last.
.v
use
&0J
(
A
m
.
ui.ar.j
mr.
Pr
n-e
'fr,tMlVinrWcot
wha.
no
other
.re
CnawUVfou.
t;i,-h
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
"'akes
the
next
the
o,
eorge
gets
)
for
summer
tourist
j