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1954
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Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XLIII,
No.
148
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JUNE
25,
1964
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In
Area
3-A
Set
July
12
Deliberates
44
Hours
QUESNEL,
B.C.
(CPJ
Lawrence
Brian
Vincent,
28-year-old
itinerant
carnival
worker,
was
convicted
by
an
all-male
Assize
court
jury
here
Thursday
of
the
murder
of
a
13-year-old
girl
and
was
sentenced
to
be
hanged
Sept.
12.
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CASSIDY
of
Wpstniount.-Ciui.
was
married
recently
in
Tokyo
he
acquired
not
The
battered
body
of
Donna-
a
pretty
wife
but
four
uttractivc
.sisters
-In-law.
Ptc.
Ca.
ssidy
Is
shown
here
surrounded
by
T
ee
Corbett
was
found
in
bush-
i
u..y-ii'
iuiieu
lamiiy.
,
Exile
Forces
Officials
Give
18-Day
Notice
Word
received
by
the
Department
of
Fisheries
,
in
Prince
Rupert
this
?s
north
.of
here
last
Sept.
18.
six
days
after
she
was
reported
missing
from
the
carnival
where
Vincent
worked.
She
had
been
strangled
with
one
of
her
own
I
.
urchiH
Reflects
Hearty
Cheerfulness
Said
Massed
For
Attack
TEGUCIGALPA.
Honduras
?)
Sentence
was
passed
by
Mr.
!
ft
Apparent
in
American
Conferees
morning
sets
the
closing
Jate
for
commercial
halibut
fishing
in
Area
3-A
at
J
1:59
p.m.
Monday,
July
I
12.
NAVIGATOR
WALTER
HENDERSON
(left)
and
pilot
Jack
Ford
The
exile
forces
invading
the
Central
American
republic
of,
Guatemala
from
Honduras
said
early
today
that
their
troops
are
massed
for
a
full-scale
attack
and
that
"bloody"
fighting
al
f
;-
If
-
The
Pacific
Halibut
Con.niis
I
0f
Burbanlt.
Calif-
study
a
char'
before
taking
off
from
Toronto
a
:)4i)(-ml",
hoP
t0
"e
ferrying
the
14-pas.ser.ger
sum
calls
for
an
18
dav
noUce
of
Uer
P'ane
anrasS
the
Atlantlc
after
U
was
bouSht
8
Nowe"
c
asure
this
year
which
means
Doundu.?a
B'Bn
alrline-
They
plan
stops
in
that
the
28
000
000
Labrador,
Greenland,
Iceland
fnr
MllTJu
US.qh""ta
Wore
reaching
Stavenger,
Norway.
,CP
Photo,
ready
has
taken
place
in
the
in-.urrection
that
began
a
week
jgo.
However,
government
lead
Justice
H.
8.
Wood.
The
jury
deliberated
44
hours
before
reach'ng
a
verdict.
Vincent,
alio
known
as
Aaron
Corky
Hinton,
was
arrested
Sept.
18
at
Terrace,
B.C.,
480
miles
northwest
of
this
Cariboo
district
town
and
charged
with
contributing
to
juvenile
delinquency.
The
murder
charge
was
laid
when
he
was
returned
here.
The
girl
was
last
seen
alive
after
she
had
been
sent
by
Vincent
from
the
Odyson
Shows
where
he
was
employed
to
fetch
hj'Ti
some
cigarets.
Her
body
was
found
a
week
later
by
sawmill
operator
Bert
Crick
while
he
was
bear-hunting
three
miles
north
of
here.
Evidence
at
the
trial
showed
that
Vincent
had
borrowed
a
station
wagon
belonging
to
the
ers
in
the
Guatemalan
capital.
ooasting
advances
on
"all
fronts,"
said
the
Invasion
will
soon
be
brought
to
an
end.
,
A
communique
from
the
invas
taken
by
that
date.
One
U.S.
vessel
and
one
Canadian
boat
sold
their
catches
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Halibut
Exchange
this
morning
with
mediums
brineing
18.5
"wta
n
pound
from
the
U.S.
boat
North
and
18
cents
a
pound
from
ihs
Construction
Equipment
Poses
Problem
at
Alcan
ilNGTON
(CP)
Prime
:
Churchill
arrived
from
tiis
morning
to
talk
f"w
family
nuit'crs"
with
it
Elsenhower,
irili.sh
leader,
aecompan-Fon.Mgn
Secret:iry
Eden
Tor
a
round
of
talk.s
with
ric.in
president
at
a
tiinr
:iited
States
sources
arc
of
what
they
call
tin
ft
in
British-Amerirar.
.
since
the
cold
war
be-
;ir
u
grey
hnmbure
anr:
u;t,
the
'79-year-oki
.'1
snld
he
had
traveled
s
fatherland"
to
his
's
land"
hu
mother
wnt
the
U.S.
and
that
his
Ui
Elsenhower
would
b
imily
discussion,
d
tiie
crowd:
.
..
.
...
oi'.ie
with
Anthony
Eden
uver
a
few
family
mat-i
try
to
make'
sure
that
ion
headquarters
of
exile
Jeader
Col.
Carlos
Castillo
Armas
said
a
major
battle
was
shaping
up
at
Chiquimula,
less
than
70
miles
Canadian
vessel
Capella
I.
.
By
BRl'CE
LEVETT
i
man"
who
made
a
fort,
i
n
in
u,r
Tl,
n
r
i
i
i
.
.
surplus,
has
made
two
offers.
Mr.
Dunkelberger
said.
His
first,
!
t
,
,
V
"
'
"
S0'U
"S
VANCOUVER
-A
$20,000,000
u
catch
whHe
still
at
sea
yesterday.
jrlect
of
heaVy
construction
unloaded
75,000
pounds
this
;
equipment,
rolling
to
a
halt
in
for
the
entire
Btock
on
an
"as
is.
where
is"
i
carnlva'
own"
ana
Drlven
cne
basis,
was
rejected
as
too
i0W-
.
1
girl
to
the
death
scene.
ANTHONY
EDEN
1
the
wilderness
400
miles
upcoast
SIR
ra
wivtTftM
WINSTON
rui
CHIRCHUL
nruin
i
!
rh.
The
Norths
iv.
catch
.
-
of
42,000
,
frm
h
i.
-
hii
northeast
of
the
Guatemalan
capital.
The
announcement
said
that
as
the
rebels
pressed
in
to
attack,
the
government
hastily
reinforced
the
Chiquimula
garrison
with
artillery,
;xnortars
and
machine-guns.
The
communique
also
claimed
the
garrison
Vincent
win
be
tiown
to
uak-
ranged
a
dl
nner
party
brinciiiB
spirits
amid
cries
of
."Rood
-old
'
and"80
lrJlo
nT;
Prlem
the
Alumiaum
Com-'
British
itlsh
and
U.S.
offi-;
Winnie"
from
the
watching
L,fl
S5T
ranel
J.i
9000
1
Pa
61
Ca"ada
'
-
together
alia
Prison
Friday
to
wait
out
his
death
sentence.
rials.
Congressional
leaders
have
crowd
The
equipment
Is
to
be
de
MADE
ANOTHER
OFFER
1
"
"He
telephoned
me.
from
London
today
with
another
offer
for
specialized
equipment
which
he
said
he-
wsoted
to
dispose
jof
in
Formosa
and'
Indo'-China
where
been
invited
to
lunch
Saturday,
i
acterlstic
black
homburg
and
A
communique
on
the
talks
'
swincinir
a
cane
no
misunderstandings
it
would
be
used
for
defence
con-H
iigUsh-.-ipraking
family
!
P""""'
issued
Sunday:
He
displayed,
on
the
whole,
i
hood
is
rather
a
iarge
nlSnt-
;
more
cheer
than
seemed
to
be
Tne
"3-5'ear-old
Churchill
left
felt
by
of
those
not
entirely
without
n
any
with
whom
ss
in
common
here
and
'
Londn
apparently
in
chipper
he
confers
in
Washington.
Frobisher
Head
To
Outline
Northern
Plans
Jurisdiction
Battle
Looms
At
Kitimat
commander
had
deserted
to
the
rebels.
Castillo
Armas
said
his
rebel
forces
now
hold
18
Guatemalan
towns,
seized
since
the
Invaders
moved
in
from
the
Honduran
border
Friday
in
a
bid
to
unseat
President
Jacobo
Arbenz
Guzman's
regime.
The
exiles
claim
the
Arbeiu
government
is
clared
surplus
following
completion
in
September
of
the
first
phase
of
Alcan's
$550,000,000
power-smelter
development
at
Kitimat,
B.C.
t
J.
G.
(Jerry
I
Dunkelberger,
equipment
disposal
supervisor
for
Alcan,
said
Thursday
his
company
is
developing
a
two-point
program
to
"get
out
of
the
equipment
business.",
.:,
"First,
we
are
trying
to
protect
the
Canadian
economy
by
soiling
through
recognized
distributor?
Government
Studying
Plans
struction,
rehabilitation
and
roads,"
he
said.
Alcan
hopes
to
realize
"between
40
and
50
per
cent'
'on
Its
investment.
,
,
i
"Several
million
dollars
'
worth
has
already
been
sold
domestically,"
Mr.
Dunkelberger
said.
"Some
of
it
went
to
the
contract
VICTORIA
(P
The
head
of
Frobisher
Ltd.
will
arrive
here
July
26
for
a
conference
with
Premier
W.
A.
C.
Bennett
and
Lands
Minister
R.
E.
Sommers
KITIMAT,
B.C.
W
A
jurisdiction
battle
between
the-United
Steelworkers
of
America
CtO-CCL
and
the
AFL
Aluminum
To
Ease
Role
of
Unemployed
if
we
Work
together
we
along
all
tight
ourselves
j
lot
to
help
our
neigh-he
world,
some
of
whom
r
side
of
the
Iron
Cur-ii
to
have
even
greater
lhan
ourselves."
tie
finished
speaking
I
turned
to
Dulles,
whom
known
for
a
long
lime,
d
in
his
famous
Church-
or
building
the
railway
into
'
on
the
firm's
plans
for
develop-
OTTAWA
(CP)
An
attempt
is
lowed
bv
one
dav
an
announce-!
Workers
of
America
is
shaping
Kitimat
from
Terrace,
B.C.
ihe
jing
the
northwest
corner
of
B.C.
oeing
macic
10
ease
tne
hard-
ment
that
ships
of
the
unemployed
in
the
has
risen
employment
n
"P
here
at
the
site
of
the
giant:'"
"V5
area
an
n01
!n
lnK
PastP
he
5,00!
m
Company
of
Canada
I
ttA
rest
was
spread
around
to
con-
Thayer
Llndsley,
president
of
event
of
another
employment
;
mark.
From
a
cost-war
lnw
nf
;
project.
Syngman
Rhee
Urges
Force
.
To
Oust
Reds
iraciors
ana
logging
nrms
in
the
company,
is
expected
to
lay
Albert,
B.C.,
and
Saskatchewan."
before
the
premier
a
complete
The
total
amount
disposed
of
working
plan
for
the
develop-
'lumP-
I
4.805,000
in
March
those
worklnir
1
Barira'niniz
riirhts
-.v-re
nuarrt
we
are
trying
to
develop
export
markets
we'd
rather
sell
at
a
lowl:
"Was
that
all
Labor
MlnLster
Gregg
told
the
j
full
or
part
time
rase
to
5,070,000
i
rd
the
AFL
last
spring
but
Wally
t
ower
nrto
Tor
Uhe
exnort
market
"om
3mmons
Thursday
trnt
his
in
the
week
ended
May
22.
I
Ross,
Steelworkers
organiser,
has
KofrSS
mftsUie
in
these
markets
would
just
sur-
ment,
which
is
estimated
to
cost
$700,000,000
before
completed.
pass
$2,000,000,
he
said.
Dulles
grinned
and
shook
his
hand,
'lade
no
statement.
F.x-
SEOUL
w
President
Syngman
Frobisher
envisions
a
hydro-1
electric
and
smelting
empire
in
;
Rhee,
on
the
fourth
anniversary
1
public
welcoming
rom-
Train
Expected
On
Time
Today
the
isolated
northern
area..
with
"
we
ouioreak
or
tne
Korean
a
network
of
power
dams
feeding
War,
today
urged
the
West
"to
smelting
and
refining
plants
on
i
resolve
to
use
the
courage
and
Taku
inlet
liforce
necessary
to
win
over
an
The
May
figure
compared
with
j
challenged
the
AFL
for
a
certifi-
j
Canada."
4.830
000
at
April
17
and
5.008.-:
cation
vote.
About
450
men
arc!
"Alcan
got
into
the
equipment
000
a
yrar
previously.
A
bureau
involved.
;
business
when
we
found
there
of
statistics
estimate
of
the
num-
Matters
were
brought
to
a.1
was
no
contractor
on
the
North
ber
of
jobless
seeking
work
was
!
ncad
Wednesday
when
Ross
was
American
continent
who
had
the
217.000
compared
with
114.000
a
!
fircd
by
Alcan
for
"irregular!-
machines
to
do
the
job
in
the
year
earlier
and
303,000
at
April
I
tirs
in
employment
application
time
allotted,"
Mr.
Dunkelberger
17.
'
jumpers."
said.
Mr.
Gregg
made
his
xtUemcnt
1
1'lKEI)
BY
COMPANY
Al'STKALIA
INTERESTED
after
the
oppo.sition
urg-d
tlntj
A
eoncillial
Ion
board
hearing
mong
the
export
markets
lepartmrnt
Is
examining
the
Jnemployment
Insurance
Act
ind
steps
are
being
taken
to
uard
against
hardship
In
the
future.
Debate
on
unemployment
fol-
$W0
Bail
Set
After
Accident
Rail
was
set.
at.
SIOll
liv
Mavlx.
f
.
Nixon
and
Dulles
also
ii
ielivered.
Nine
minute;;
I'
set
foot
on
American
t
in
hill
climbed
into
an
ii
vertiblc
with
Nixon
and
lj
ve
to
the
White
House.
I'lwer.
never
much
of
a
r
ofrieinl
welcomes
at
i
reserved
his
grei'tin
fur
I'll
portico
of
the
White
f
'
liurchill
and
Eden
will
t
Is
of
the
president
Canadian
National
train
No.
I
Earlier,
the
meeting
had
been
enemy
determined
on
world
con-195
from
Jasper
Is
expected
into
set
for
the
first
week
in
July,
I
quest."
'rince
Rupert
on
time
tonight,
but
Mr.
Llndsley
postponed
it!
"Even
if
our
friends
hesitate,
CN
officials
reported
here
today,
because
of
a
business
trip
to!
shutting
their
eyes
to
realities,
A
derailment.
which
held
up
Europe.
The
Frobisher
head
met'we
Koreans
will
not
sheepishly
the
Jasper-Prince
Rupert
con-
Premier
Bennett
once
before,
wait
until
we
have
become
Com-lectlon
last
night
is
not
expect-
during
the
spring
session
of
the
munist
slaves,"
the
South
Korean
;d
to
cause
further
delay.
i
legislature.
.
leader
said
in
a
speech
to
a
;
mass
rally
in
,the
capital.
,
l(.
in
I,,
,.iiU
tiiuii
1
1,..
miring
tne
week-end
was
thrown
hctnir
evnlnrr-H
In
Anctmiiu
o,Vii,.h
$!ioo,ono,oH)
unemployment
in-1
Into
an
uproar
when
Ross
ad-
Is
interested
In
t.lie
mlnlnir
surancc
fund.
Maximum
pay-
j
mitted
his
Steelwnrlter
nffilia-
ennlnmpnt
fnr
Ito
Knnnni
Mnnn.
tratc
W.
D.
Vance
in
police
court
!
menLs
n'!w
arp
$24
wet'k
f"r
j
tions.
While
serving
as
an
un-
tain
development
which
Mr.
i
Sunday,
after
which
j
this
morning
for
Oeorge
Spence
H
move
to
the
British
em-
who
Is
charged
with
leaving
the
1'ieii
Churchill
will
make
.scene
of
an
accident.
a
man
a
u
pc
i.
son.
,
deieover
Steelworker,
Ross
had
Dunkelberger
described
as
"siml-
Mrs.
Ellen
Fairolmmli.
I't'-lb-en
elected
president
of
the
lar
to
our
"oncration
at
Kitimat."
Hamilton
West,
labor
spokesman
AFL
local.
He
was
instantly
dis-
"But
we're
having
dollars-
Spence,
police
say;
drove
away
j
for
the
oppo.sition,
said
Canada
:
missed.
pounds
difficulties
whi'-h
we
Msit
to
Ottawa
beTore
re
iiimie,
I
after
his
car
was
involved
in
an
i
may
well
expect
less
employ-
i
Don
Dunphy,
representative
of
,
hope
may
be
ironed
out."
iwer,
Churchill.
Dulles
accident
at
12:55
a.m.
this
morn-
j
ment.
The
government's
ex-
the
Steelworkers
for
B.C.,
said'
Rrwin.
where
the
United
Slates
i
had
lunch
together
to-
lug.
The
accused
was
remanded
'
f
use
for
the
.situation
was
the
Ross
and
his
f
imily
face
evic-'is
building
a
chain
of
air;base-
"tfliials
thmieht
thev
for
eight
days
at
the
request
of,
wholly
fals
attitude
that
un-
tion
from
their
home
purchased
for
General
Franco
under
NATO
r
the
program
for
their
;
defence
counsel
Jerry
Petten-
is
also
interested,
along
with
employment
was
largely
season
The
United
States
(tip
-wv
and
the
Commonwealth
division
ignored
the
anniversary
except
for
keeping
watch
on
the
beautiful,
deadly
hills
and
valleys
along
th
demilitarized
zone.
.,..
Thousands
of
planes
squat
at
air
bases
in
Korea,
Janan
and
Okinawa.
Several
hundred
were
on
patrol
today.
Allied
navies
cruise
the
Yellow
and
Japan
seas.
Millions
of
South
Koreans,
however,
marked
the
anniversary
with
demonstrations
and
parades.
under
Alcan's
employee
housing
f
"
al.
niglit
the
president
ar-
uzzo.
plan
"School"
To
Start
Driving
Lessons
Greece
which
is
(tending
a
three-man
delegation
here
next
week.
Mexico
is
interested
in
road
and
dam-buildine
equipment
and
"our
Montreal
office
is
working
with
the
St.
Lawrence
seaway
and
Ontario
hydro"
to
sell
compressors,
generators
and
other
specialty
equipment.
George
Dawson,
Internationally-known
London
"mystery
mg
Modern
Dual-Control
Equipped
Car
pv
(iroi'F
AY
RES
lun
ntll
tlii.s
spring
on"mted
n
the
right
hand
side,
in
addition
i
be
the
only
dual
control
driving
JixMit
ear
nccidents
Yes.
i
weldlnir
shoD
In
Camnbell
River.
tn
a
MCond
steering
wheel.
The
school
this
far
north
in
Canada
.
talks
about
them,
but
Following
their
arrival'
in
fwr
'
Campbell
lllver
men
Prince
Rupert
and
their
acquisl-
-
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.
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tl
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m:
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mtsl
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t
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r
.
i
M
fife
'
(
to
(li
someUiing
about
only
controls
missing
on
the
rich!
hand,
or
instructor's
side
of
the
vehicle,
are
a
gear
shift
and
emergency.
The
instruction
car,
which
has
tion
of
an
Interest
In
a
cub
com
The
Instructor
has
complete,
positive
control
over
the
car.
and
can
stop
the
vehicle
instantly
if
a
nervous
pupil
gets
into
difficulties.
So
positive
ls
the
instructor's
control,
that,
over
a
Canadian
Jets
Now
in
Europe
FONTAINEBLEAU,
France
(Reuters)
Tweny-four
new-model
Canadian
Sabre
jet
fighters,
powered
with
Orenda
engines,
arrived
In
Europe
Thursday,
it
was
officially
announced.
All
will
go
to
the
RCAF
wing
at
Zweibrueeken.
Germany,
under
the
Canadian
plan
to
re-equiD
her
four
fighter
wings
serving
overseas.
hist
frhm-tly
OTived
here,
will
go
into
action
this
Monday,
with
!
18-month
period,
the
McKinley
'
-setiing
out
In
Trlnce
"
teach
people
to
drive
by
the
most,
tidvanced
.vet
devised
he
dual
'"''
ri"t
jnn
nvi
r,0,
'blic
is
advised
not
to
be
-
as
one
now
r'nnfilkn
the
first
of
more
than
50
appli
Accused
Faces
Break-In
Charge
John
Pierre
Ledue,
of
no
fixed
address,
arrested
by
police
at
Hazelton.
has
been
brought
to
Prince
Rupert
where
he
will
face
charges
of
breaking
and
entering
and
theft
of
articles
from
Bud's
Cigar
Store
in
the
city.
Leduc
was
nicked
up
Wednesday
by
RCMP
who
were
checking
pany
here,
one
of
their
taxis
was
involved
in
an
accident.
The
co-owners
of
the
cab
company
resolved
there
and
then
that
it
was
high
time
proper
driving
was
taught
In
the
city.
tested
rrnuc
opinion
Before
making
any
other
move.
Mr.
Arnnson
and
Mr.
Matousek
tested
public
reaction
with
an
advertisement.
The
response
was
School,
driving
in
Vancouver's
congested
traffic,
had
no
accidents.
Mr.
Matousek
asserts.
Of
the
57
applications
the
Ru-nert
Driving
School
has
received,
90
per
cent
of
them
are
from
women.
The
"school"
car
will
be
cants,
accompanied
bv
Instructor
William
Rhodde
of
Prince
Rupert,
taking
the
first
lessons.
Between
six
and
12
one-hour
lessons
are
usually
necessary
for
a
pupil
driver
to
become
profi
was,
when
he
saw
a
le
late
model
car
with
fiing
wheels,
and
thought
'S
was
wrong
with
his
ls
simply
the
Rupert
t
School
going
about
its
so
great
that
the
two
men
hast
cient
enough
to
obtain
a
driver's
plainly
identified
by
a
large
sien
leads
in
the
$22,000
robbery
of
over
the
trunk
to
keep
less
Sargent's
General
Store
in
Haz-patient
drivers
from
honking
elton
Sunday,
and
making
students
nervous.
Police
said
that
Leduc
had
in
The
sign
will
read
"Rupert
Driv-
his
possession
several
watches.
ened
to
Vancouver
to
have
a
car
licence,
Mr.
Matousek
reports,
installed
with
dual
controls
by;
basing
his
estimate
on
records
oi
making
sure':
that
irn
to
drive
the
correct
I
'he
McKinley
School
of
Driving.
kept
by
the
McKinley
Driving
WEATHER
Forecast
North
Coast
Region:
Sunny
and
warm
today
and
Saturday.
Light
northerly
winds
occasionally
reaching
15.
Low
tonight
md
high
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardv,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert
45
and
60.
ing
School
Caution
Student
i
exnansion
bracelets
and
other
1
The
installation,
which
costs
i
School
in
Vancouver.
P'lpert
Driviiio'
Rchnnl
k
h,u,t
r,rin
nn
a
standard
autn-
The
Rnnert
DrlvinK
School
will
SCHOOL'S
OCT.
and
the
Garner
sisters
from
the
University
of
Nevada
are
enjoying
the
sun
at
Las
Vegas.
Only
their
best
friends
can
tell
them
apart,
but
we
think
they
are
'left
to
right!
Driver,"
and
will
.
herald,
it
is
miscellaneous
articles
of
a
simi-hoped,
a
new
era
of
careful
lar
type
to
those
reported
miss-
i
child
of
WaltPr
Arna-'mobile,
has
another
set
of
clutch,
j
be
able
to
handle
10
students
a
(iorse
MnbinscK,
who
b
ake
and
accelerator
pedals
on
aay
seven
days
a
week.
It
will
ing
from
the
Prince
Kupert
store.
!
June,
Jean,
and
Joan
anviinj
in
irmoe
Rupert.