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Thursday,
Septembei
17,
1953
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external
affairs
affairs
mi
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Card
Party
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Australia
at
the
AN
representing
ANZUS
meeting
At,
the
Legion
Auxiliary
card
'in
Washington
Sept.
9-10,
will
party
last
night,
nine
tables
were
(lead
tne
Australian
delegation
follows-'
U"
PnZ!S
8Warded
Vn
the
ear'y
part
of
the
new
UN
Ci
ibbage-ladies-.
Mrs.
Wright
j
y,
men
go
to
Davies,
men's,
Mr
LeBlois;
new
uvini
lor
a
meeting
of
Col-
ombo
Plan
ministers.
New
Units
Officially
Started
by
Imperial
Special
to
The
Daily
News
IOCO,
B.C.
The
most
modern
refinery
in
Canada
and
the
largest
in
the
Pacific
Northwest
officially
went
"on
stream"
here
Wednesday
afternoon
v,
hen
Honorable
Einar
Gunderson,
B.C.
minister
of
finance,
closed
a
switch
to
start
operations
in
Imperial
Uil
s
new
plant
on
the
shore
of
Burrard
Inlet.
whist
ladjes',
Mrs.
J.
MacDoug-all,
men's,
K.
Kilby;
bridge-ladies',
Mrs.
W.
Rothwell,
men's,
Mrs.
Butterick
(subi:
The
committee
in
charge
of
refreshments
included
Mrs.
B.
Bitterman,
Mrs.
P.
Glllis,
Mrs.
N.
,ewis,
Mrs.
Butterick
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
for
the
West
End
jtwuig
group.
Y
LAUNDRY
SERVICE
Shirts
Ironed
PRESS-WHILE-YOIMVAIT
Pickup
and
Delivery
Island
Cleaning
and
Pressing
Black
627
711
2nd
West
(Next
to
Liquor
Store)
ANNIVERSARY
SUNSET
SALE
BISSELl
SWEEPER
Ucqiwr-nntahM
stwi
um
ljutlg
brliUle
br
;
PwHl
frame,
o,
..
piece
rublwr
bumper
pr.,1,"
,
uriiltura.
Bnw
ta
eniuiyi
$5.89
cpeikin?
on
behalf
of
th
piCi.icr,
Mr.
Gunriersnn
expressed
great
pleasure
at
being
present
to
participate
in
the
of-0
nl
opening
ol
such
a
modern
relinery.
-
Luring
his
address
he
traced
the
history
of
oil
and
its
deriva-
"IRTIIOAY
SPEdAl
S$
Services
Held
For
Baby
Boy
Funeral
services
for
Alvln
Wat-on
Eowlby,
babv
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chester
W.
Bowlby,
2153
Seal
Cove
Circle,
will
be
held
at
2
p.m.
Saturday,
at
Grenville
Court
Chapel,
B.C.
Undertakers
with
Dr.
E.
A.
Wright
officiating.
Born
in
Prince
Rupert
three
Look
everywhere
in
Prince
Rupert
before
you
call
at
Gordon
&
Anderson's.
Nowhere
Will
you
find
such
outstanding
values.
Help
us
celebrate
our
Sunset
21st
Birthday.
Don't
forget
to
shop
early
to
avail
yourself
of
the
best
selection.
-
VlViiWiW.'iVi
vinegar
1
ives
from
the
dnj's
of
air-ifn'
Uvilization
to
the
present
ti.ui-.
ie
drew
attention
to
the
i;n-.nensity
of
the
province
anrl
jomplimented
Imperial
OA
on
the
part
it
his
played
in
the
de-ejopmert
of
tne
country.
Other
speakers
included
lion.
3.
McGregor
Sloan,
chief
justice
Df
B.C.;
E.
K.
Lewis,
superintendent
of
the
refinery,
and
J.
R.
White,
president
of
Imperial
Oil.
the
rebuilt
refinery
lr.
?V
first
fluid
catalytic
cnickiru;
unit
in
British
Cnlumbii.
in-'
reconstruction
Droeram.
which
will
-
t-y'MTOitX
months
ago.
PERSONALS
.
.
v
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v
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www
Bound
for
Norway
on
the
Norwegian
American
lines
"Oslo-t.a'
sailing
from
New
York
September
22
will
be
three
Prince
Rupert
passengers.
!
Imost
doubled
the
capacily
nt
i
ivirs.
Jorgine
Brynhildsen
will
?
be
returning
to
her
home
in
Nor-'
",c
"7
"'u
"a"M
d
18
moIlths
and
eost
w-y
after
a
icur-month
visit
;
?f,y'
f-
e
with
her
b.uther,
Mr.
Arne
j
1?;500
?,0,?.-..
H.
Petersen
Mr-
Wnlte
pointed
out
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...
,
,
.
.
....
I
refinery
addition
woul
1
hue
IttTl
Cert"
fe"
"
lengtWy
stay
in
!
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T'
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of
"
while
Mr.
John
Fredheim
will
,as
,
dctnrc
nse
ln
'"dustrys
cofrt
of
tiBit
his
home
in
Norway,
re.-
iHli
better
M
fireplace
set
nf
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A
,
OlCialfiS
tlX
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Brass
companion
set
for
your
fire-
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with
br;"y
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BOWL
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polished
finish.
Set
contains
poker,
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and
brush
on
a
stond.
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diameter,
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claw
lead
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not
published
ncip.
h..kl.
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fuming
to
Prince
Rupert
early
next
year.
j
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At
present
visiting
this
city
In
the
course
of
an
inspection
tour
me
two
officials
of
the
Cunard
Steamship
Company
Ltd.
They
re
G.
W.
Wildblood,
British
Co-
Inmhln
mnraJr
r::f
tho
cnm.
"We
as
manufacturers
don't
like
rising
costs
any
more
thin
you
do
as
consumers,''
said
Mr.
wnite.
'"Ihe
fact
is
that
in
several
recent
years
we
have
incurred
losses
in
this
province
and
the
best
performance
wo
have
been
able
to
averse
in
pany,
and
J.
A.
Parnell,
both
of
ur.
Britisn
Columbia
manufac-Vancouver.
,
turlnS
and
marketing
opera-
.
.
tions
since
the
war
has
been
a
Mr.
Fcderico
Micle
of
Prince
rPturn
ot
lpss
than
tw.o
per
cent
Huoert,
left
last
night
by
train
on
our
capital
employed
here."
for
Quebec,
where
he
will
board
.
Ioc0
was
enlarged
because
of
the
Cnnarrl
liner
"Samaria"
tne
assurance
of
a
supply
Of
or
displayed
by
The
Liauor
Control
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or
by
the
Government
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Columbia.
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SI
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iin
fe
A
sailing
to
La
Havre
en
route
to
crude
oil
from
Alberta
by
pip-his'home
in
Southern
Italy.
Iine-
Mr-
White
said,
adding
any
,
.
price
reduction
would
depend
en
Mrs.
R.
L.
Deinstadt.
134
Sev-
the
tariff
"hich
Trans
Mc
(
-cn'h
Avenue
East
today
is
$100
taln
PiPe
Line
would
put
i'x'.-t
richer.
Her
ticket
won
first
prize
eIfect
when
it
starts
deliveries
in
the
17th
annual
contest
spon-
later
this
fall.
.
sored
by
Ideal
Cleaners.
I
YOl'NG
REPROBATl'.S
Mrs.
E.
H.
Wile,
of
Dartmouth
SOUTHEND.
England
C!"
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A
N.S.,
who
has
been
visiting
with
Policeman
cycling
on
the
water-her.
sister,
Mrs.
G.
A.
Hebb
for
tront
here
stopped
to
question
the
past
year,
left
on
last
night's
two
bovs
who
wer?
"Poking
sly-train
for
her
home.
,
Iv'
at
h)m-
They
admitted
s:ea!-i
...
.
ing
some
brooches
and
combs
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Glen
Chestnut
of!
rm
8
no
e-
til
if
fill
fin
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bo-bp!?-
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ir;.c-n
:
Ji-
Montreal,
formerly
of
Prince
Ru-i
pert,
are
passengers
aboard
the
Mrs.
George
TtaTtori
Prince
Rupert,
making
the
round
Puts
Orl
Blue
Bonnet
vZZa
ana
-Scores
as
.Hostess!
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Sill
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nickel-plated
plliis
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slip
Joint.
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H.D.
Bailey
Port
Simpson
Pioneer
Dies
One
of
Port
Simpson's
pion-cr
and
a
well-known
carpenter
V
and
boat
builder
ln
Prince
Rupert.
Henry
Donald
Bailey
died
-
early
yesterday
at
Prince
Rupert
I
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Insulifiiici-Panels
9
8
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General
Hospital
after
a
lengthy
Illness.
Bern
71
years
aco
at
Port
Simpson,
Mr.
Eailey
lived
in
Prince
i
leave
e
nreau-iorinHlions
or
i
in
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SPECIAL
SAVINGS
ON
APPLIANCES,
TOO!
football
field
tc
mv
husliaiicl,,'
uny
tin
wife
of
the
well-known
rawh
of
m-nipeg's
,famel
Blue
Bnmljcrs.
"Hut.
when
it
comes
to
npre:idt
tor
kit
lifti
and
table
um,
I
alwayx
ieiik
up
for
epread
compares
with
it
reirarills
nf
price!"
You
will
find
l)r
Li
xk
Bi.ru
Bonnet
wonderfully
ronvenient.
individual
quarters
are
ideallv
sIih)
d
to'
put
right
on
your
plale
...
to
slier
inio
Rupert
for
pinny
years
where
he
became
well-krown
for
his
skill
In
building
boats.
Recently
he
riirned
to
Port
Simpson
to
live
'
He
is
survived
by
two
sisters
Mrs.
James
Ktanlev
and
Mrs.
Fred
Campbell
both
of
Port
Slmoson.
,
Funeral
services
will
be
held
Way
at
Grace
United
Church,
Port
Simpson,
with
Rev.
A.
M.
rin.onaway
officiating.
B.
C.
Undertakers
are
in
charge
of
ar-.
.ernents.
neai
pais.
.
.
to
measure
lor
ru
ipiw
And
eachqnartor
m
separately
foil.
wrapped.
Jt
stavs
factory-sealed,
kei
fresh,
until
the
moment,
vou
need
it.
Be
sure
you
a.sk
for
De
Llxe
But.
huHULT
margarine!
Br-ioi
PRiNCE
RUPER
V
Insulates
against
heat
and
cold
V
Deade
ns
noise
Easy
to
apply
economical,
too
Ideal
for
oil,
rubber-base
paint
'I
e.
en
xr
5-fW'i-,
r
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-it
,,
jass
TO
1
'-7
H.r,?'
Other
Barrett
made
insulating
boards
include:
Insulating
lath
Inflating
Root
Board
Atphalt
Coated
Sheathing
Panels
KETCHIKAN
1
r
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See
These
and,
Hundreds
of
Other
SUNSET
21st
'My
Special"
ITEMS
TODAY
TAKE
YOUR
BUILDING
PROBLEMS
TO
TOUR
BARRETT
DEALER
PETERSBURG!
$29.70
Besides
Insulating
Boards,
your
Barrett
Dealer
has
a
complete
line
of
roofing
and
weather-proofing
materials.
WHEN
YOU
JUNEAU
$41.40
V-t
;l
THE
BARRETT
COMPANY,
LIMITED
1
045
West
Pender
Street,
Vancouver,
B.C.
KHITEUOKSi:
mu
mmmm
ltd
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LINES
Sl-'AiTLZ:
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&
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46
Phone
266
(Office
opposite
Post
Office)
2rd
A3.
Phone
116
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117
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