Piince
Rupert
Doiiy
News
-
Tuesday.
September
15,
1953
ycees
Want
Tape
Assembly
Chief
J
70
Turn
Out
for
Opening
SiUlJ0f
Nav
Winter
Program
NO
FIREARMS
Lacking
i'ii-fcarma,
natives
of
the
Marquesas
Lslandg
in
the
Pacific
vie
harpoems
to
tiuirt
wild
cattle.
'
.
w
WICKS
CALLED
ANOTHER
CONFERENCE
WITH
LABOR
.V!?T.RI?
WLabor
minister
Lyle
Wicks
has
sent
another
invitation
to
labor
to
attend
discussions
on
changing
the
Industrial
Conciliation
and
Arbitration
Act.
'
rriTpori!niStCr
pnnou";:ea
tht
representatives
from
the
t-CL,
B.C.
Federation
of
tabor
and
the
TLC
B.C.
Trade
Union
SeT3had
bee"
ln"ted
10
atte"d
8
n
Vancouver
Some
70
men
and
women
of
'
cadets.
.galized
For
Cars
HltrhlicHttK,
i
j
,
'
(Via
nn.,nl
iL
.
Joining
the
fuY
"""s
aiuvmes
to
aate
irsn
ana
ine
worn-
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
lO'Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
ham
crew
in
tPunching
their
winter
program
wt-e
members
of
the
band.
The
20-ilian
band
was
organized
last
spring.
,
""It
t
.1
I;'
t.vision
of
city
traffic
by-laws
to
legalize
the
Sttch-Iight
tape
on
automobiles
is
being
t
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Chamber
cf
vciiLciuiial
j
tscivKt
luriiw.:
Rebekah
Lodge
No.
40,
in
Prince
out
last
night
for
the
opening
Rupert,
was
the
recent
vitit
of
session
of
the
winter
program
of
the
assembly
president,
Mrs.
;
HMCS
Chatham.
Edith
Oranger
of
Kelowna.
j
The
training
program
for
the
Accompanying
Mrs.
Granger
coming
season
was
outlined
and
on
her
official
tcur
were
A.
D.
initiated
with
'introduction
of
Gosarol
nnm
Hn
,
Mvn-s.
at
their
first
,
.--
fjittna
uiiwitr,
una
wtw
buuises,
avauuDie
I
Mrs.
MiKae
of
-Mission,
B.C.;
A.
now
due
to
increased
facilities
i
Zirk.
Brand
mtHnreh
r,t
v,,-at
Chatham
oni
-......
of
tlie
season
last
night,
to
sin;!
a
delegation
to
r.,
i
astiaK
'or
legaliza
At
present,
the
city
traffic
by-law
calls
.for
parking
lights
on
all
parked
cars
on
all
city
streets
at
night,
white
lights
hi
front
and
red
behind.
The
chamber
hopes
U,
obtain
silver
Scotch-light
tape
as
well
as
the
Kt
mx
ri'llei-tor
tape
as
a
:
ih
Grand
Encampment,
and
Mrs.
ot
training
through
correspond-trk,
assembly
marshal,
Now
ence
courses.
New
radio
equip-Westminster,
end
Mrs.
M
iri
-.n
'
went,
a
new
navigation
room
Delorme
of
this
city,
assembly
ard
new
diesel
engine
Instal-enaplain.
led
In
the
machine
shop
are
At
the
session
here,
the
presl-
some
of
the
facilities
added
at
dent
spoke
on
the
nunniu
,r
Chtham
ninne
iiu
w
'
Mil
H1E
Tile
20
Ih.
(Complttt)
usual
red,
and
have
th
bylaw
changed
to
allow
use
of
the
tape
In
lieu
of
the
lights.
W.
O.
Gordon,
chairman
of
the
Jaycees'
Scotch-light
tape
committee,
will
arrange
for
a
delegation
to
present
the
proposal
to
city
council.
Meanwhile,
he
and
ht
Kebekali
-
Oddfellowshlp.
T
h
e
'
last
term.
other
visitors
spoke
briefly
on
Applications
were
receiv2d
Ept-'cia!
P'oiccU
of
the
from
men
and
12
women.
.
'..
'
lWh0
were
thown
Instructional
At
the
close
of
the
business
fllm
at
last
night's
session,
and
session,
refreshments
were
serv-
officers
at
Chatham
anticipate
ed
and
a
gift,
souvenir
of
Prince
!
more
applications
;n
the
near
Rnnurt
......
.
.
r.
::i'.'j.-ure.
,;,
Lien:
been
selling
the
throughout
the
,
K.iiitli:;
here,
and
It
is
id
;eine
200
cars
have
jei.,),,
;!
witii
it.
WATER
li.iin-1
in
m
page
1
1
f
Since
considerable
i
ui
!ij..'d
here
by
the
Halibut
Commls-.-uu-h
an
inerea.se
in
ui
ice
would
send
both
were
Instructed
to
step-up
pro-
I
w
.
At
t
X-A
uiuiiuu
oi
sales
nr
ih
.
al
presented
to
the
""
c
assembly
rre?ident
by
her
dis-
Chatham
at
present
has
a
trict
deputy
mesk'.ent,
Mrs.
i
strength
of
88
reserves,
plus
a
i
Elizabeth
Evans
on
behalf
,.t
full"time
staff
of
10.
Also
con-.
whether
or
not
council
,.!,.
action.
the
n.embershi,,
t.'
Certennial
neCted
wltn
Cn"tham
are
50
sea
!
model
33
only
Other
matters
discussed
and
referred
to
committPH.
.v,
..
,ii
iiucl
Canadian
vessels
'
ll
elsewhere.
InwiusMnen
would
suf-
1
Hter
said,
because
gear,
lodge.
The
committee
i;.
charge
of
the
special
event
Included
Mrs.
J.
S.
Irvine,
Mrs.
A.
E.
Wood
erection
of
a
"scenic
spot"
sin
and
some
clearing
of
brush
at
the
reversible
rapids
at
Galloway
Rapids
bridge,
and
the
pos-sbiility
of
better
distribution
of
ami
fishine
fleet
needs
Three
Youths
Join
Navy
i
b(iii;;lit
in
Prince
Ru-J
filh
12-incn
blade
and
1
.;
iF.O.B.
V
Qncuurer,
B.C.)
atjd
Mrs.
Thor
Sellien.
ail
uoxes
inroughout
the
city
Entertainment
also
was
discussed
and
tentative
plans
made
for
a
ladies'
night,
a
masquer-
Buffalo
Partv
Three
young
men
from
Prince
i
huost
in
metered
water
!it!a
al.o
result
in
the
iirms
cutting
down
on
my
nuiici
supply
to
the
Heel
it
was
nolnted
out.
ur,
uiiu
a
goii
tournament
with
irrruce
ana
smithers
Jaycees.
The
finance
retxirt
lum.,i"
the
present
the
fishing
j
Rupert
and
'district
will
leave
here
shortly
to
join
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
at
Cornwallis,
Nova
Scotia.
Recruited
thrmioi
nuea
-v,
Power
Si!
v.-
Pci
feet
Ion
in
2
!rfs.
In-ti.e-fa!,!
rrnr-.h.
coupled
wi'.h
the
worl.J
s
largest
and
most
ad
vanrec!
chain
saw
manufacturing
facilititt..
have
enabled
McCullocb.
engineers
to
produ-e
th:
uni
'
is
capable
of
production
logging'
j.V
'
timber
up
to
2
and
3
feet
in
diameter.
,v.
been
supplying
water
!,"it
fi-ee-of-charge.
Outstanding
Features
;
F
ull-power
operation
in
every
.
position
without
tuljitatment.
O
Fully-automatic
starter
and
clutch.
9
Cool
running
m
all
temperatures.
O
Easy
starting
in
all
temperatures.
Coming
Here
On
Rupert
A
party
pf
some
40
people
from
Buffalo.
N
Y
n
surplus
of
$238.14,
.not
including
saleable
merchandise
on
hand.
Tutting
speed
is
exceptional.
Model
33
cuts
through
trees,
18
inches
in
diameter
in
less
than
one
minute.
Model
33
s
combination
of
light
weight,
high
production,
and
low
priee
make
it
ideal
for
logging,
pulp
and
rordwood
cutting,
construction
and
land
clearing,
and
farm
and
resort
work.
per
cent
increase;
...kt-
it
necessary
for
the
I
'
install
a
proper
watering
ham.
they
are
Ralph
Duvis,
21
of
Prince
Rupert;
Kenneth
Parker;
19,
of
Smithers,
and
Oeorge
Davis,
20,
of
Usk.
Parker
will
train
as
a
communicator
and
the
Guests
at
the
meeting
were
Reg
Williams-
and
John
Patterson,
Inspector
or
m;nes
for
Prince
Rupert
district.
will
arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
morning
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
in
the
course
of
9
n-inch
or
16-inch
h
ades.
iwo
oiners
as
ordinary
seamen
They
will
lenv
hv
type
i-if
fuch
water
could
be
'
as
we
are
not
in
the
business."
he
letter
said,
letter
also
told
council
(he
city
has
not
done
a(
whatever
to
muinr
upport
or
endeavor
in
iy
to
piMv'Ule
services
to
arroti,
kerf
"Sabre",
blade
and
chain.
Nation-wide
service.
Cornwallis
within
the
next
few
days.
an
extended
tour.
The
party,
on
a
tour
of
Western
Canada
sponsored
by
The
Buffalo
Evening
News,
will
remain
in
Prince
Rupert
until
8
p.m.,
when
they
will
leave
by
train
for
Jasoer
on
thn
firot
Gel
a
3)
(A
?...i.s.'.,.
f
,hf
,1,
,
,,
JiWi
,
'trainact
I
Mold
Wcetina
I
I
Inns
fleet.
uinpanies
claimed
that
Thcrt't
a
MrCulM
saw
for
ever,,
V'irpou.
Pltast
tttnt
jor
full
information
on
all
morff
3,1
i.is
iMU
7.45
ana
the
nme
of
marctt
diukr.
i
uniit-
what
they
could
I
1
The
Women
of
the
Moose
alumni
group
met
recently
at
the
home
of
M
of
their
trip
back
to
Minneapo-
I
LEf.lERY
OISTRIUUTOHS
1t&
Ficlusive
Canadian
Agents
present
"but
If
we
are
j
j
Name
j
o
mm
iiurne.
While
in
this
city
they
will
i
be
taken
on
xk
hi.
t.,
SPECIAL
ON
Sleel
Oil
Tanks
110
Gal.
Tank
$
55.00
275
Gal.
Tank
....
$
75.00
375
Gal.
Tank
$
90.00
550
Gal.
Tank
......
SUO.OO
3
Prov.
T
Extra
All
tanks
made
of
12-fange
steel
Industrial
WM;r,
220W.lstAve..
10555ll6thSt.
10555116thSt.
9f!S
9f!S
Portage
Portage
Ave
Ave
Xfil
Xfil
UnfcHnwnef.i
UndsiWner.t.
"
--;.tAw
I
M4n
.
V.ncouvwlO.B.C.
Edmonton.
Ldmonton.
Alt.
Alta
Wmmpe,
NUr,
Pe.,
rl,m,l,.
Q.
Q
.ei.e,
Tit
v
,f
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J
fa.uerj
lor
giving
serv-sufh
as
water
...
we
fit
time
is
opportune
for
tu
demonstrate
that
It
1
prepared
to
give
the
for
the
charges
they
including
possibly
a
trip
to
the
'
cold
storage
plant
of
B.C.
Packers
and
the
Cnlnmhia
roiiir
-
svuuiu-
son,
1809
Seventh
Avenue
East
with
six
members
present.
Mrs.
Alice
Good,
chairman,
was
hostess
for
the
event,
at
which
whist
was
featured,
with
Mrs
Robinson
winning
the
prize.
Visitors
at
the
meeting
were
Mrs.
Helen
Tweed
and
Mrs
J
McDougall.
operations
on
Watson
Island.
iiiaumg."
similar
tours
from
Buffalo
have
Included
this
citv
nn
thnlr
r
also
termed
the
in-
travel
agenda
for
the
last
thre
or
four
years.
Green
884
2t5
First
718
Second
Ava
W
.
I
miter
rentals
as
"un-"
by
such
a
drastic
it-
of
increase."
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j
Blu
992
1
HVVf'RS
ALSO
-
'-ui.wurs
leu
mat
,rtw
hume
consumor
enuiying
a
lower
rate
supplied"
should
also
ii
'.u
the
upkeep
of
the
iter
also
ureed
ritv
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immediately
proceed
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to
supply
the
flsh-'
'h
"proper
and
ade-iiiih's"
or
acquiring
m
accessible
place
tu
the
waterfront.
'
as
Informed
that
'tie
letter
had
also
u
the
Chamber
of
"
Junior
Chamber,
!ll"s
Assiriation.
Deep
'""'ens
Union
and
the
p
Mclntyre
to
Rest
rf
'
"'
...
W,'..'.
v-"-
v
n
n.ass
was
sung
this
U
the
Church
of
the
"ion
by
liev.
o.
p.
Alexander
Mclntvre,
!rader
of
prince
r.
'''"'rs
''re
M.
M.
Stepli-l''"'1
Hammond,
J
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Ualaisno.
Fro
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Aid.
Juhn
curiio.
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at
I'liirview
Cenic
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"Congratulations!"
said
the
renowned
Masters
of
the
Brewing
Industry
at
Paris,
France,
where
thev
again
awarded
Lucky
Lager
the
"Star
of
Excellence
1
A'lary
card
party,
-J'
P-m.,
Legion
Hall.
(215)
,'''r
""spital
W.
A
'"'-
lwes!:!
,u,
rince
Rupert
,
win
be
at
8
v
Jh:'the
in
international
competition.
"Yesl"
said
these
great
European
connoiseurs
of
good
food
and
drink
as
they
caught
the
bouquet
and
scrutinized
the
other
qualities
of
this
finest
of
Canadian
beers.
For
many
years
now,
more
and
more
people
here
on
the
Pacific
Coast
have
shown
an
ever-increasing
preference
for
Lucky
Lager
beer
They
have
probably
made
it
THEIR
beer
because
of
its
dependable
goodness.
These
yearly
awards
from
abroad
confirm
the
good
reasons
for
its
popularity
at
home.
Lucky
Lager
is
consistently
proven
the
finest
beer
brewed
in
Canada.
J'i"tlS
U7ill
,.
-
ot
tor
the
position
tn
mUst
apply
-.ttc
c
'w
t!etails
M
LUCKY
LA
ft
I
I
BREWING
CO.
1TD.
ALSO
BRIWIRt
Of
BURTON
TYPI
All
'
Th,i
,dvrt,lfmnt
I,
W
bl.shfd
ot
d,tplyfj
by
th,
t,quor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Gove.nm,n
of
Bnt.th
Columb,..
Cleric