Canadian
Prince
Kuptil
L'uily
Hci
Thursday,
February
5,
1953
,6
"X
rheelite
III
to
Start
LINDSAYS
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
f:thlihFtl
19I0
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATlNr
MIIITIMi
.
.
.
K)HWAKI)IN(i
.
.
.
STOK,t(.j
F;.lK'ii'iiec(l
handling
Local,
Nutlnn-wiilc
add
World-wide
Shipments.
".MOVE
WITH
KASK
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
I
lis,y
s
Audits
Allird
Van
Line
l.td.
Honora
Silversides
Again
Heads
Guides
Association
Navy
Ships
Going
to
U.K.
OTTAWA
(F
Canada
will
di;
patch
three
big
warships
find
three
smaller
ones
to
participate
1
:
In
the
giant
Coronation
naval
rmme
hu
or
b
(
or.
2iii
ami
.
it,
.
District
Commissioner
Honora
Silversides
was
again
fleeted
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Girl
Guides
Association
at
their
annual
meeting.
Other
officers
elected
were
Mrs.
B.
E.
Eyolfson,
vice-president:
Mrs.
Ernie
Paulding,
secretary-treasurer,
and
Mrs.
Bill
f
VNCOUV('
R
(CP)
Columbia
id
and
Zim-
Mines
Ltd.
has
lipped
the
last
of
its
mill
quipment
to
Albert
Canyon
reparatory
to
milling
schcclite
r$
later
this
month.
The
new
mill
wnl
have
an
:
Uial
capacity
of
100
tons
daily
i
t
capacity
can
bo
doubled
(
th
additions
to
the
crushing
y
slpmcnt.
vomoany
oinvtorf
in
Vancou-cr
said
that
for
the
present
he
lead-Fine
ore
bodies
at
their
leposits
will
be
by-pas.sed
in
irfler
to
concentrate
all
efforts
-in
the
development
of
scheelite.
Milling
of
lead-zinc
ore
will
be
jeferrcd
until
metal
prices
are
more
attractive.
f;
vn
V-w,
V
ex
I..
A
v,
v'
v
i
review
at
Splthead,
England.
i
j
June
15.
i
i
The
navy
announced
also
that
s
i
two
of
Its
four
squadrons
of
ij
i
craft
will
also
take
part
in
the
brilliant
ceremony
13
days
after
the
Coronation
Itself.
4
1
Three
thousand
officers
and
CLEABAKCj
Kergin,
badge
secretary.
The
commissioner's
report
showed
steadv
progress
in
guiding
in
the
district
with
three
guide
companies,
numbering
50
guides,
and
five
Brownie
packs,
numbering
119
Brownies,
in
Prince
Rupert,
and
one
extension
pack
at
Miller
Bay.
For
these
groups
there
are
only
12
guiders,
the
commissioner
told
delegates,
and
urged
greater
interest
from
the
public
in
the
training
of
girls.
During
1952
the
Fifth
Prince
Rupert
pack
(Salvation
Army!
and
the
Sixth
Prince
Rupert
pack
(Miller
Bay)
were
registered.
The
Miller
Bav
pack
consists
i
men
will
be
aboard
the
warships
il
the
18.000-ton
aircraft
carrier
3
Magnificent,
the
8.000-ton
cruis
v.
:
v.
CLEARANCE
SALE
STILL
GOING
ON
we
xr:r:D
the
room
Come
have
sme
but
there
are
of
14
enthusiastic
bed
patients
of
Brownie
ace.
.if
V
still
plenty
to
choose
from
1353
MONAKCM
SEDAN
fjovelv
Miade
of
green.
Reserve
Army
Expansion
Under
Study
OTTAWA
The
conference
of
the
defence
associations
has
decided
to
give
further
study
to
proposals
to
expand
and
strengthen
Canada's
reserve
army.
In
a
brief
statement
at
the
close
of
a
three-day
meeting
here,
the
conference
recommended
further
study
of
proposals
irat
forward
by
Lt.-Gen,
G.
G.
Sim-onds.
chief
of
the
general
staff,
to
determine
how
be-t
reforms
might
be
Instituted.
TUi
inference
was
held
in
clused
.sessions.
The
statement
indicated
that
Try
this
on-
-
$1975
159
PI.YMOITII
One
of
t'.ie
belter
buy-,
$1425
ers
uniario
ami
future,
ine
destroyer
Sioux
and
the
frigates
La
Hullolse
and
Swansea.
By
day.
the
ships
will
be
decked
from
stem
to
stern
with
flaiis.
At
night
they
will
be
outlined
in
electric
lights
and
be
bathed
In
the
glare
of
rockets
and
sean
h-llghts.
Of
the
3
000
men.
78
will
ro
ashore
early
to
participate
in
the
736-man
Canadian
Coronation
contingent
which
will
also
Include
46!
soldiers
and
Ufi
airmen
from
Canada
and
overseas
detachments.
They
will
be
In
the
great
Coronation
parade
In
I.on-don
June
2
Other
sailors
will
line
the
route
near
Canada
House
In
central
London,
i
This
will
be
the
second
ocra-islnn
on
which
Canada's
navy
luc;
i
been
represented
at
a
Kplthead
i
review.
In
1937.
the
dr
;tinycr
Skeena
and
Saguenav
took
prt
in
the
review
which
followed
the
!
Coronation
of
Kiiu
Ueor;o
VI
Plans
for
the
leuev
have
barn
;
fitted
Into
the
lis
vy
s
training
A
great
deal
of
badge
work
has
been
done
this
year
and
the
commissioner
thanked
the
following
in
her
rt-port:
Mrs.
Lem-rn.
Miss
Hopkins.
Mrs.
Anficld,
Mrs.
Pick.
Mrs.
Paulding,
Miss
Chisholm.
Miss
Thain.
Mrs.
Pearson.
Mrs.
Becker,
Mr.
Miles
,md
Mr.
R.
Eyolfson
for
teach-in?
and
passing
tests.
Sixty-four
Brownies
and
94
guides
won
badges
during
the
yeir.
Companies
ard
packs
are
as
CONTINUES
BUY
NOW
JOHN
STILL
celebrates
his
100th
birthday
playing
with
his
great-great
grandson,
21-month-old
Dcen
Haight.
Mr.
Still
operated
a
farm
In
the
Toulon,.
Mun..
district
until
his
retirement
11
years
ago.
He
now
stays
with
his
daughter.
Mrs.
F.
Haight
of
Winnipeg.
1018
CHEVROLET
Smart
two-tone,
radio
and
"
heater.
Don't
miss
tills
o
ie
at
$1195
IMS
PLYMOITH
Nice
all
around
$1095
TRUCKS
IMS
FARGO
'
-TON
PANIX
Lots
of
good
running
Prices
Are
Lot
Threat
of
Contempt
Action
Against
Fred
Saigh
Removed
-
left
$875
I
follows:
I
Firt
Prinze
Rupert
Guide
iCnmnany
(Cathedral
Claire
Hitrhnrk,
captain,
assisted
by
!
'iss
Rusty
Thain.
Rcqular
4.
95
to
1
5.95
SANDALS
end
SHOES
no
Iinal
decisions
were
rearncn
on
proposals
by
Gen.
Simonds
which,
it
is
understood,
would
simplify
training
for
the
reserves,
take
some
of
the
administrative
load
off
them
and
porsibly
put
some
of
the
less
energetic
units
oh
an
Inactive
basis.
Now
.
.
2.95
to
II!
.
BEFORE
YOV
Bl
Y
TRY
-
YOl'R
A-l
I'SEI)
CAR
DEALER
Bob
Parker
Ud.
rhoiie
!)3
Ttip
'Home
of
Friendly
Service
ST.
LOUIS
(AIM
The
threat
of
possible
ton
program.
SalllPC
i
'
th"
fiv
Second
Prince
Rupert
Guide
Company
(
Catholic
I
Mrs.
Ben
Wrl's.
acting
raptain.
Thi-d
Prince
Rupert
Guid-j
Company
(
Conrad
i
Mrs.
Dun-ran
Black,
captain;
Mrs.
Frank
Baldwin,
lieutenant.
tempt
action
against
rretl
r.l.
Satgh,
troulikvl
owner
ami
La
Huiiois
wni
be
ttehyed
of
St
I
nula
r'urrlitv.ilc
liu
n
r..i,i,.
1...
I
!
I
until
alter
the
rlo
c
of
th
uni-
distr't
attorney
George
L.
Kobcrtson.
SUCDES.
CALF,
Kj;
in
All
,
Possibility
of
a
c
o
ii
t
.
:
p
1
1
'
charge
followed
Saiiihs
New
of
.stttatun'.ial"
business
m:
u
ii
teictcd
in
buying
the
oistaiii-
ver
ity
year
to
iemilt
more
(h
oi
lfKl
officer
cadet:-,
to
make
th-journey.
Ontario
and
ft-'::
will
;
n'
from
Fsqulorilt.
lit...
to
arrive
H
Halifax
Ajrii
-7
They
will
leave
Halifax
with
th"
Ma-nifn
cut
and
Qucbfc
May
7
FLATTIIS
CUBANS
HIGH
HEELS
MVENTORY
SALE
Continues
Merc
arc
a
few
of
the
items
on
sale
oi
the
Universal
there
are
many
more.
Fir.-.t
Prin-t-
R'ipert
Brownie
Pack
(Cathedral!
Mrs.
St
John
Madelcy,
Brown
Owl:
Mrs
t.i-nel
Holthv.
Tawny
Owl.
Errritl
Pnnre
Rupert
Brown
e
Pack
(Conradi
Mrs.
Wil-Inrns.
Brown
Owl;
Mrs.
Kurd-;-icl.
Tawny
Owl.
Third
Prince
Rupert
Brownie
Pick
(Catholic)
Mrs.
Maloney.
TJrnwn
Owl.
Fourth
Prince
Ruuert
Brownie
"ark
(Conrad
i
Mrs.
Pearson.
Krnw'i
Owl
Fifth
Prince
Rupert
Brownie
r.'fl;
(Salvation
Armyl.
The
Girl
Guide
Thanjcs
bad'ie
was
presented
to
Mrs.
Duncan
Black,
who
leaves
tonight
for
Vernon.
-,t:.
n
.S.-luii,
who
Ui'-t
u
.
j-d
futiiie
invn'-rlnp
rt
th"
C'ti'dinalK
with
hall
olficial
in
New
York,
has
announred
he
will
nam-?
three
St.
Ixmis
men
to
run
the
club
until
the
sale
is
completed.
He
has
until
May
i
to
clear
up
biiimv,
affairs
before
enict-Fm-nt
of
the
prison
wnteme
Saigh's
rKiited
asking
price
is
$4.&tM).(HiO
Iih
the
club
and
iU
ininor-ltague
hoklii.gs.
HANDBAGS
York
television
appearance
after
lie
was
sentenced
to
15
.10!
:h
in
p:isn
It
i:r
eva-
icn
last
week.'
Robertscn.
after
mr
:
"
"-rh
Judge
Roy
Hartxr.
wno
sentenced
Saigh.
s;o1
"no
nction
's
-ontempi.im
...
i.i-
:e..
.
.
me."
Robert
-in
:.jid
ii'
..
i
:;aii"r
had
htudietl
a
tr.n
-r'Tt
of
.ih's
remark
;
relating
to
his
entencina
and
S'.S.doO
tine
and
also
had
considered
SaiKh's
tele-ram
to
Harper
in
which
the
rase
ball
club
owner
offered
to
make
a
public
apology
if
his
remarks
were
ruihinterprett
d.
...
Rca.
5.9r
-
10.95
Now.
3.95-
8.95
ff
OA
Giant
Airport
FOR
HIGH
CLASS
PRINTING
IN
1953
f
As
Always
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
SUEDINE
LEATHER
COAT5KIN
Value
in
Dresses
Sizes
12
to
20
Reg.
to
14.95
special
$8.05
PILLOW
SLIPS,
pr.
$1.00
KNITTING
YARN,
1
oz.
balls..
4
for
$1.00
Giant
Paper
Empire
Seen
Being
Built
At
Cold
Like
Riigh
declined
to
rommi
nt
oil.
Robertson's
'no
action''
state-
'
-
'
ment.
The
short,
dapper
Caidi..al
executive
Is
back
In
fit
Louis
to
meet
a
heavy
schedule
of
np-Dointments
designed
to
remove
'
Vogue
Shoes
Limited
VANCOUVER
D-
The
Vancouver
Sun
in
nc
r.-page
story
said
a
$35,000,000
mci
to
give
Brit
--
rifr-
CO!
D
LAKE.
Al'a.
rp
ish
Columbia
a
new
timber-
him
from
that
capacity.
Several
sums
oi
money
are
bei'
HOUSEDRESSES,
Green
595
506
3rd
W.
under
groups
interested
in
buying
the
)n
this
formr-ly
i
nlatd
i.rea
of
i
club
are
on
Saigh's
schedule.
north-eastern
AibiM
ta.
ISO
m'le
i
newspapering
empire
is
negotiation.
eoch
$1.99
The
newspaper
said
Crown-'
William
Walsingham
r..
Car-
northea't
of
Kdmor.ton.
See
the
numerous
other
Sale
Items
and
compare
them.
Zellerbach
Corporation,
one
of
dinal
vice-president
and
ru-,.
Cold
Lake
has
been
(
hos'
n
by
the
largest
U.S.
producers
of
mored
heir-apparent
to
the
club
the
defence
department
as
the
timber
and
pulp
products,
will
enterprise,
said
ht
already
h
id
base
for
a
new
SIO.C'IO
0",J
a'n
.oii
take
over
all
holdings
of
Cana-
met
with
"five
or
six"
gro
ic
ard
bombini
and
ro-l;et
i
-r
Dibb
Priniing
Co.
!
NEWS
ADS
get
RESULT
dian
Western
Lumber
Company.
whi"h
will
ft.rai!.Ll"
the
Albc.tu-Saf
k
a
t
che
wan
bnu
n
Va
r
l
UNIVERSAL
ffHE
Hockey
Scores
ia''"9
?eath
M'HL
Edmonton
1,
New
Westminster
3.
WIHL
Spokane
2,
Kimberiey
Third
Avenue
at
Sixth
Street
Hundreds
of
people.
sr.
ntovlna
in
to
tike
advantat-e
of
the
district's
new-found
prosperity.
New
hotels
and
hundreds
of
homes
have
b?en
built
and
the
Canadian
National
Railways
Is
pushing
a
line
into
Cold
Lake.
An
all-weather
road
has
b-en
completed
and
ample
electric
V-NCOUVFR
O'
i.rclerafd
safety
drives
In
BrIUsh
Colim-
lies-
Mm
18.
:Hand-ejKSP19
.bla'r.
No.
1
ir.dusiry.
Iocumit
and
i,i.-
mi,;
fi;
r.-it'i
a
reduction
in
deaths
and
accident
-.
wer
is
a"ailab.e
during
1952.
Ficures
from
the
Workmer
Th"?
iOreort.
(ive
miles
frcm
Cnm..i.u"i(iA!i
Tnn
rd
show
71
the
will
Include
of
the
iriivrt
i
t
vmp
in
to?-
town,
one
largest
hangars
In
Western
Can-
einc
operations
compared
to
77
ft
91"-
;ada
Tenders
estimated
at
$10.-
'
a
n.i'nr
t
a
in
iiiM
a,e,e
riown
to
000.000
OCO.000
have
have
been
been
called
called
for
for
ron
construction
of
21
other
buildings.
They
will
house
staff
and
resi
mice
5
Kil
from
6.442
In
1951.
in
lnmhor
i.,ill.-'
sawmills.
A
perfect
cook
is
Mm.
0.,
Her
roaata
tire
great
-on
Hund.iy.
But
left
unwrtippod
thoy
loao
their
su:.t
And
turn
out
flat
on
fcondny
!
uhlnelp
sash
and
door
and
pu!n
id
dents
unofficially
estimated
at
between
3.000
and
4.000
persons.
and
paper
operations.
14
deaths
were
recorded
in
1952,
two
lesi
:.
II
than
the
previous
year.
Accidents
i
Men!
Old
at
40,
50,
were
cut
to
4
4(u,
lowest
wen
in
fix
y?rs.
in
ii5l
there
were
mcome...
4,848
accidents.
60!
Want
Fep,Vim?
:
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IT
PAYS
.
TO
ADVERTISE
iwl
rjfd
iWi,ii.ir.
U.fct
t
tjj
Al
fell
ilc.f'iM.;
Hut
Mr:i.
J.
,
n
wiser
ln:;3,
In
Hand-e-rtip
preserve
'w'i
Her
rofists
stay
frenh
mid
riavorf
No
uiattbr
whuu
liu
aorvei
'tm!
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i
You'll
welcome
CALV
I
K
l
IIOl
Si:
Jitsl,
for
its
Miuxilliiiess,
li;lit
ImhIv
and
dcliglitt'ul
1miii(IicI
.
.
.
again,
because
its
outstanding
((iialily
blinds
yon
rate
tiilue.
It's
1
1
ic-best
buy
in
line
liuiadian
Whisky!
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and-e-uira
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,
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kitrhen
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to
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tricrlidilra
in
ln'My,
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mi
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rn
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eimipli'lely
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ri'
foml
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CANNED
FOODS
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CALVERT
HOUSE
CAtVERT
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ONT.
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PUBLISHED
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DISPLAYED
BY
THt
UQUO
CONrOt
BOARD
OR
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Of
MlTRIf
COIU: