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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
Sec
It
Saturday,
May
2,
1953
PIPELINE
COMPANY
APPROVAL
FOR
SPUR
($
OTTAWA
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Second
phase
of
the
WcstcoastT
Company's
$113,000,000
project
to
pipe
natural
by
WHAT'S
GOING
ON?
The
Editor,
The
Dally
News:
The
question
heard
most
these
days
around
Prince
Rupert
is:
What
is
going
on
up
in
city
hall?
4
Independent
Sully
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Kupen
'
tnd
Nortliern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
!
Member
ot
Canadian
Hresa
Audit
Bureau
ol
Circulation
i
Canadian
Dally
Nnnptipt
r
Association,
i
Published
bv
''"he
Prince
Rupert
Dully
News
Limited
I
J.
F.
MAUOR,
Prendent
H.
U.
PERRY,
Vice-President
"'
a,
m
ore
Columbia
to,
unnroved
bv
the
board
of
transnnM
,
J'
TAXING
rNFAIIt
TAXPAYER
COMMENTS
I
The
Editor.
,
The
Editor,
The
Daily
News:
The
Daily
News:
I
wonder
it
it
is
generally,
The
Daily
News
is
often
Prais-known
that
Forest
Management
ed;
often
Cussed;
but
read
by
Licenses
are
not
assessed
for!
many.
How
true,
school
purposes?
j
The
city
council
made
the
The
minister
of
finance
says
headlines
and
that
paper
of
that
they
are
not.
Privately-)
,.s
was
read
over
and
over,
owned
forest
lands
do
pay
school
j
The
rfmt
doorg
of
houses
were
Tn
"cned
and
th
Graham
Lsland
huge
areas!
"fhbors
cf'
H
dld
you
soe
lne
paper
to"
are
covered
with
the
Forest
Man-
agement
Licenses
and
the
em-
i
niiiht?
i
Subscription
Rates:
By
carrier
ween,
25c;
per
month
1
per
year.
10.00
m
mHll
Pel
.nojit.li.
lac.
uer
vear.
IUXO
-
v
""""ussionera
This
second
phase
Is
for
construction
of
a
spuria
'
main
Peace
River-Vancouver
arm
to
feed
natural
eastern
Washington
state
and
industrial
"
centre
f
nasK
throuuh
Princeton
to
hit
tho
n
r
k.j
.
And
It's
high
time
some
questions
were
asked,
when
council-men
take
holidays
and
get
paid
$17.50
a
day
plus
transportation
while
other
members
of
the
city
staff
have
two
or
three
city
trucks
hauling
fill
to
their
homes,
and
still
others
are
seen
out
joy
riding
In
city
vehicles.
Maybe
I
could
have
one
to
take
a
Sunday
drive
In
eh?
Now
we
read
that
the
council
is
going
to
start
saving
by
hav
r
MO,,
Mr.
Byrne's
Good
Plan
JIM
BYRNE
is
a
hard-
jtborizeri
as
!cund
class
r-.all
bt
the
Post
OISuK
Department.
Ottawa,
A
Man
With
Understanding
IN
expressing
confidence
that
the
next
five
years
I
!
will
see
greater
development
than
ever
before,
K.
T.
Applewhaite
struck
a
note
after
his
renoinin-nvitiin-i
:i
I.iliiM-nl
fluiice
for
the
federal
scit
that
pioyees
of
the
logging
oompan-
One-
alderman
i
George
Casey
ies
do
have
and
Should
have
ac-!n0
less)
the
man
we
made
sure
cess
to
our
new
modern
schools
'
back
on
lho'ctv
council
la..t
but
It
Is
only
reasonable
to
ex-
",
i.
ni,,f
,i
i
lection
made
it
come
about.
pcci
mat
tne
licenses
cuiurioute
to
the
upkeep
of
the
schools
and1
George
Cnscy
is
referred
to
as
to
the
servicing
of
the
school
i
a
Lone
Wolf
at
City
Hall
but
bonds.
I
he
is
not
alone,
he
has
the
back-
Lsn't
it
time
steps
be
taken
to
ing
f
ho
voted
for
him
s
Hint
those
licensed
areas
rln
and
I
am
sure
will
try
to
keep
ing
a
voluntary
fire-
crew
i
sounds
fcood
until
you
read
the
small
print!
if
they
can
send
someone
on
an
international
tour
to
see
how
they
put
out
fiie..
in
otlur
tawna,
I
though?
ell
firemen
knew
that.
headed
hard
rock
miner
I
who
rep
resents
East
:
Kootenay
in
our
national
parliament.
1
He
is
acutely
aware
of
the
prowine;
depression
in
base
met-i
n
Ik.
He
knows
metal
prices
will
!
likely
decline
further
if
there
i."
cease-fire
in
Korea.
I
So
Mr.
Bryne
is
alarmed
hv
the
growing
move
in
the
U.S.
Congress
to
crack
extra
tariffs
i
on
imported
Canadian
metals.
!
The
idea
is
the
U.S.
tariff
would
i
uo
up
one
cent
for
every
cent
l
the
world
price
fell.
Tallin
nAnn
otvilra
n
contribute
to
the
upkeep
of
ouri'i'11'
lm're
indefinitely.
The
$17.50
a
day
plus
trans
schools?
Saturday
Sermon
Thanks
to
George
Casey
the
i
alderman
who
Is
Interested
In
j
what
happens
to
our
tax
money
:
we
are
starting
to
get
some
questions
asked
where
they
are
;
lj
nr..iiiw
v.ii
ini.i
ur.uuur,
uinini'li,
Salvatiai
fal
There
must
be
other
interested
districts
and
they
should
unite
with
the
residents
of
Graham
Island
in
eliminating
this
favor,
itism.
If
land
is
tied
up
from
settlement
and
some
of
these
licenses
a,.
t!,,..i
tl,nt
tia
li,itlr
.i
..r...
1
.
.
kicking
up
a
little
dust.
Let's
hope
we
can
see
through
it.
ANOTHER
TAXPAYER
ar.
wise,
redeeming
the
time
because
the
davs
tit
portation
costs
to
send
an
alderman
back
east
to
pick
up
and
drive
u
garbage
vehicle
is
certainly
a
lot
of
money
and
as
George
Casey
put
it
$10
seems
to
be
more
than
enough.
Is
It
not'
up
to
the
city
mechanic
to
get
the
truck
up
here?
The
truck
drivers
are
hired
to
drive
why
not
one
of
them
to
do
the
job
on
wages
and
transportation?
The
burning
question
now
evil.
1-4)11.
a:
id.
Tln
AiukIIh
P'.ml
firlmfiiiUhnc
(hn
Plwl.t;,,..
...
l.
I
WANT
"l-Allt
SHARK"
I
t
il
f.
J,""
.
t
V,
(lo
undoubtedly
include
poten-
.....
.
-
i...v
viui-uiaii
m
X-
piijr
r.K........l
Ir
r.
n,l
'
Cn..,l.,
a..
.
.
sec
mat
not
an
tne
people
are
wise,
it
appears
that
mar-
I've
never
written
to
any
newspapers
or
magazines
before.
But
this
talk
of
pie,
however
Indigestive
it
may
be,
and
of
super-privileged
classes,
would
bring
pate
their
lives
In
foolishness
and
riotuos
living,
wa.-,Ur.a?
redeeming
the
time.
To
them
certainly,
"the
days
are
and
B.C.
generallv.
Mr.
Byrno
a"rlc,ul
u'al
tand"
11
fT
d
suggests
that
if
the
U.S.
does
!
not
be
excluded
from
contribut-that
services
of
the
lm-ly
!
to
social
we
should
crack
on
frank-
I
portance
of
our
schools
and
es-of
retaliatory
duties
on
exports
niekle
and
asbestos
which
I
pccially
since
the
proximity
of
U.S.
almost
entirely
lacks.
Plain
I
schools
as
much
as
regular
em-waniinn
of
such
intention
micht
I
ployment
is
a
factor
In
securing
.suoi'
win
u
:
i
ui-
orujiuirft
iin.viiiy
mese
looilsh
onns
a
j
seems
to
be
who
is
next
to
go
many
shal"
consider
some
of
these,
that
me
might
thereby
be
is
While
city
officials
are
having
!
"Emories,
to
joy
rides
over
the
country
let's
"
oh.Um-r.
I
suppose
the
greatest
fool
of
,
Back
in
the
days
when
the
al'
is
revealed
in
Ps.
14.1
"The
queer,
narrow-minded
look
at
home
at
the
same
time
Nuiive
trapper
would
bring
In
!
fool
hath
said
tn
his
heart
i
tainly
as
fools-but
l
turn
back
the
threat.
!
steady
and
reliable
men
to
work
In
the
woods.
PREMIER
HOLLAND
of
New
j
W.
N.
GIEGERICH,
Zealand
is
also
out
with
a
;
.Tlell,
B.
C.
"
blast
at
U.S.
His
complaint
Is
j
pelts
to
sen,
or
trade,
as
the
case
;
THERE
is
no
uuu.
ii
is
sur-
Christ's
sake.
01
ew-s
ttitxy
uc.
i
up
uujdi
muiii
inunr
pil.Mll);
1117
iiiiniu
ui
Only
sera
IrOIQ
It-
I
the
fellow
pile
his
catch
to
the
who
in
thought,
and
many
in
'
point
of
view,
and
its
sr.
t
When
are
city
trucks
on
official
use
during
working
hours
or
at
all
times?
There
seems
to
be
some
comment
on
it.
Why
the
complaints?
Well
our
taxes
went
up
and
it
seems
if
a
iw
things
were
straightened
height
the
muzzle-loader
practice,
octually
Ignore
the
stick
has
seldom
i(
ever
I
presence
of
God
and
His
exls-
;
standai-d
of
God's
dimw
Will
find
quick
and
stnmjr
response.
Probably
more
than
any
other
Canadians
we
in:
the
northwest
stand
on
what
another
province
has
claimed
for
itself
as
the
"rim
of
adventure."
The
'
province
shall
go
nameless
as
no
invidious
comparison
is
intended.
Yet
those
who
know
its
identity
will
assuredly
agree
that
adventure
there
is
a
canoe
trip
down
a
river
like
the
Assinihoine
compared
to
what
lies
in
wait
for
the
better
half
of
B.C.
The
trouble
with
adventure
is
that
it
is
a
spectator
snort.
For
thti
one
or
two
who
are
in
it,
there
are
thousands
looking
on
with
no
intention
of
taking
oak.
To
apply
the
illustration
to
this
territory,
the
I'h'allenge
is
here
but
not
the
population.
As
a
consequence,
we
must
do
without
the
good
roads,
the
airports,
the
dry
rocks,
the
cabinet
representation
(Victoria'papers
please
copy),
the
shipbuilding,
the
railway
construction
and
the
other
advantages
which
the
less
venturesome
can,
through
force
of
numbers,
obtain
for
themselves.
!
But
there
is
no
call
for
bitterness.
If
we
had
all
these
things,
the
excitement
of
looking
ahead
would
he
diminished.
At
the
same
time
we
can
be
grateful
that,
though
the
population
is
less,
the
breed
is
better
with
the
result
that
this
district
has
had
more
than
average
good
fortune
in
the
quality
of
those
who
speak
for
it.
An
example
is
had
in
our
present
representa-,
tion
at
Ottawa.
We
may
be
sure
that
this
corner
of
the
country
looks
even
smaller
from
that
city
than
it
does
from
Victoria,
which'
has
never
been
noted
for
its
appreciation
of
cur
proximity.
The
respect
which
Mr.
Applewhaite'
'commands,.
-however,
has
affected
the
federal
government's
measure
of
us
to
a
most
favorable
degree.
While
it
is
true
that
more
attention
will
be
given
to
this
region
as
the
expected
development
takes
THANK
YOU
The
Editor,
'
,
The
Daily
News:
And,
what's
more,
as
thu
pelts
were
being
piled
on
and
ncaring
the
height
of
the
rille,
the
buyer
l'"Ilce-
I
Let
us
then,
walk
in
r.
Then
there
are
mnurant
fools
.
and
richteousness
a-ri
cut.
they
could
probably
come
would
keep
raising
his
toes.
and
;-Tiie
,ear
0f
the
Lord
Is
the
corruption
and
dr-eca'.
On
behalf
of
myself
and
theiiown
again
he
had
the
butt
ol
the
rule
on
beginning
of
knowledge
but
fools
j
us
remember
tint
we
an
j
the
toe
ol
his
shoe!
Ana
wnat
j
despise
wisdom
and
instruction"
law
unto
ourselves,
but
k
exactly
the
same
as
Canada's
that
U.S.
is
contrary
to
solemn
treaty
unfairly
excluding
.
New
Zealand
dried
milk.
-
'
"
As
Uncle
Sam
owns
125
million
pounds
of
surplus
butter,
some
of
which
has
already
gone
bad.
we
can
see
where
the
rub
comes.
EVEN
BEFORE
the
collapse
of
the
International
Wheat
Agreement
Canada
was
threatened
by
the
greatest
glut
of
did
the
trapper
get
out
of
ltTjpr0V.
i;7.
In
this
class
of
niit
to
God's
ordinary
The
rifle,
when,
even
in
the
daya
course,
are
those
who
have
had
i
commandments.
Onhn,
Terrace
Boxing
Association,
Ij
As
a
numbie
taxpayer,
all
I
wish
to
thank
all
the
people
who
run
s;iy
ri!;nt
now
is
you
wui
were
so
nice
to
us
whllo
we
were
slill
get
my
vot(.
come
election
in
Prince
Ruiiert.
time,
George
Casey.
Keep
up
the
AB
HART
Rood
work.
Sports
Director
I
A
TAXPAYER
of
the
muzzle-loader
he
could
ve
ample
opportunity
to
learn
the
wise,
can
we
make
ew-
gotten
tne
ruie
lor
mucn
less.
truth,
but
have
purposely
shun-
i
count
for
God
here,
and
i
So,
you
see,
there
s
no
end
to
j
n(cj
it
iay
aside
tenure
in
!
this,
to
which
weve
been
sub-.
Materialism
can
blind
some
,
where
neither
moth
no-1
jected
to.
-In
those
days,
as
to-
1
lnJft
foni.
..
in
Luke
12:20.
doth
corrupt
and
when
i
All
Aboard
5
W-'"
day,
there
seemingly
Ls
this
never
i
ris,...ihe
death
cominii
to
the
ido
not
break
throujrh.
mi
I
unsold
wheat
in
our
history
if
you
can
call
such
abundance
a
!
"threat."
The
figures
'
are
not
!
final
yet.
But
according
to-
the
Bureau
of
Statistic
the
crop
lending
scneming.
ana
aevising
ri(.h
man
who
Deleve(i
In
the
j"niy
as
we
live
our
wi
-
i
of
'iome-nowft-
,cauli.
w.dO!
,,1
,i.,u;(.,.),i.-n
t
.
drlrik
GLORY
OF
GOD.
en
Thrill-seekers
and
tired
mil
The
old-fashioned
cowboy
died
mnthocU''
to
;btat,
'"VjPe
ad
,
-.!.
;ji
ywft
,wrlh-'ttn
'tin,
these,
thcM.
words-
words-r-1
'
lives
come
oaex
to
us
r-
lionaires
should
be
happy
to
pay
y
j
e'(f"IKk'fW
is
when
fences
and
automobiles
;
$30.,ft
,
day
(or
tne
priviipge
of;;NaMive!
T
,,.;,
i
iv,,.
,,ht
thv
ennf
!
forever
by
the
selt-der,-:
year
will
end
with
a
good
average
year's
crop
still
stored
un-.
came
to
the
range.
But
he
grew
,
i
wearing
caulked
boots.
blistering
;
a
Mf
ilr
shakf
and
not
a
thake.
JshaU
hn
required-of
ttiee.
then
rlfice"
for
the
benefit
41
nlH
in
Pnnnria
.n.i
r
tnl
er
and
more
colorf
ul
in
son
their
Dalmltoli:
axes
ana
naviug
i
uohh.
nre
M""r"
whose
shall
thOM'
thmus
i
iramm
10.
In
addition
we
have'
oer'29
and
story
than
he
had
ever'beert
Uhelf
skulls'
caved
in
iby
falling:
tq
'JvhaJWeS
Sd
ihas
been
ac-
j
wnlrh
th0Q
provldcd?
So
wise
and
not
a
fools,
cofrpllshediro
for.
s
h
thin:1hvith
un
treasure
furl
'
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V.
f
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1
i
T
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VT
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...
1
.i.sf-'
'
'
'
1
himself
antt.ja
n'
not.
'
rlcn(,towarq
"
Port
Essington
;
God
;!
DIRECTOR!
irili'M
in
III
ClmrrH
II
I
a
ml
v:io
p
ro.
Mu
l
l?
W
million
pounds
of
surplus
but-Jin
life,
i
;
snags.
1
I
ter,
"76
million
pounds
of
surplus
clever
businessmen
embalmed.)
.
The
.logging
camp..
is
almost
j
canned
pork,
at
vast
Istock
of
(
the
cowboy,
gave
him
a
coat
of
the
last
North
American
strong-;
dried
milk
all
'actually
owned
varnish
and
called
him
a
dude
'
hold
of
the
square-
meal.
The
I
by
the
federal
government,
paid
'
ranch.
Thousands
of
city
slick-
ifood
is-
good,
massive
and
simple,
i
for
out
of
ta-xr
money.-Yet
mil-;
ers
were
ready
to
trade
'
good
A.
cook
who
tried
to
spice
up
j
lions
of
our
Awn
people
cant
money
for
saddle
sores
and
sun-.some
leftover
steak.
Jwould
be
I
buy
enough
such
products.
"burn.
;
,
-
grilled
on
his
own
range.
A
cook
j
The
figures-
shown
above"
do
j
There
are
many
Canadians
rwho
served
lobster
thermkfor
or
IMS
rit
a
kiiliwi.
AMU
II
AN
(
UMMilU
4th
.
W.
lit
DUW'.JM
Procrastination
also
bring
.
,fuiv
tjiiauy..,Thes
are
apod-$:fi'j.ioit-di
people,
,
feut
-
Jl'tt
j'.C
ifrouiwl
to,ftt)ig
some-'thing
about
it.'
The
five
fooli.-ih
JJirpnSf'Wlio
provided
everything
!.
bui
UiC-
Ollfor
the
Brldftr.oomM
coming,
were
left
outside,
the
same
as
those
who
had
no
part
Hn!?
Communion
fl
"
huihMt
S-h"Ol
!
pr
place,
it
is
imperative
that
.
.whoever,
represents
us
Near
"SOX,
Says'
Premier
Cuion
RU.U
S
Proriwr
U
.
..
,
,
-
.
v
,
-.
j
not
llicuuie
privately
uwneu
&ui-
i
neruiiii$
uuiuc
luuny,
uuv
vnc
any
outii
,t.Wv..
v
Hector
(iw
l
ill
pal
Iiamenl
ne
not
merely
a
collection
agent
tor
pluses.
The
carry-over
of
unsold
Ishooting,
guitar-playing
cow-run
out
of
camp
on
a
rail.
his
ronstituenrv
In
the
lorrf?
i'Bn
Kiifh
a
memher
i
B.C.
salmon
for
Instance
is
400,-i
hand,
the
symbol
of
the
old
West,
Eating
is
serious
business
in
a
in.-,
ln.
uiueni
,
.
ill
LllL
lHirt
i,tin,
frlicn
d
IIierilOLl
.
,
ft
K
,h
b,
d
,
Mnnr!s
mnr.
th
Unitud
r.
fl
nnnl
ftlk-
nil-T
IIU'TM
Slh
Aw.
K.
t
1
x:
MlnkU-r;
B.
Fml
An
----
-
-
o
""'f.
'
recently
put
through
by
our
up-
.states.
-
"
i
signs
have
been
posted
on
cook-
will
collect
very
little,
if
anything."
lOnr,
I
VICTORIA
CP
Premier
IVn-
in
""
preparation
and
anticipa-nett
said
Thursday
member.sW
Opd's
i
word
and
entreaty
is
in
B.C.
Bdrmi
Credit
League
H
a,wJ
h-term
of
"to-day.
nrarina
the
S(l
no
rft;irk.
and
the
I
Then
there
.
are
those
who
nd-at-it
Minister
of
Fisheries.
other
Canadian
trades
are
well
i
hnuse
walls
in
auite
recent
times.
endowed
with
the
raw
stufl
of
!
such
a
sign
in
a
dude
logging
4th
wni
-
the
Hon.
Jimmy
Sinclair.
MANY
READERS
have
written
in
with
sugestions
how
best
to
camp
would
stop
customers
trad-
.
ls
DUnn'in
t0
slep
up
its!
have
surrendered
and
lost
their
Innr
lng
stocks
ttAclru
nnH
and
hnnflft
bonds
Over
over
the
the
1
3
.
,
,
..
...
I
1.1..1...
I.,
--l,..l,.
Tl.n,i
Ktia
In
(Or
grass
roots
organizing
cam-
uieiiuiy
m
i
m
isv.
imj
mic
m
dinner
table,
and
stave
off
Ulcers
for
a
while.
lfl
Slh
Ait
p.,lKn
i
tne
eyes
oi
uie
worm,
Become
as
He
claimed
Social
Credit
mem-
j
fools,
but
they
alone
have
found
bershlp
Is
greater
than
all
other
j
the
true
sense
of
spiritual
values,
parties
combined
and
then!
They
have
come
to
realize
that
11,
f.
L
0.
Sliw
After
years
of
the
hamuburger-
romance.
Farms,
mines,
nsner-ies
and
steel
mills
are
all
rich
in
story
material,
but
no
Billy
the
Kid
or
Lone
Ranger
will
ride
forth
from
them.
We
are
unlikely
to
see
a
dude
wheat
farm,
a
dude
oil
well
or
a
dude
hydroelectric
plant.
The
logging
Industry
shows
the
greatest
promise
for
the
making
of
a
legend.
It
has
conflict,
dan
Instead
he
must
be
aman;iylip
also
has
an
understanding
of
the
country's
'national
problems
and
a
willingness
to
take
part
in
their
solution.
Given
these
qualifications,
he
stands
a
fair
chance
of
gaining
prestige
which
will
rebound
to
the
benefit
of
his
country
and
hence
to
that
of
his
constituency
as
well.
Such
a
man
is
Ted
Applewhaite.
As
a
result,
not
only
is
the
constituency
growing,
but
so
is
its-representation
at
Ottawa.
and-aspirin
routine,
city
stom
Ml
ITION
Ww
to
keep,
they
must
lose,
and
that
!
reduce
these
surpluses,
without
demoralizing
the
farmers'
steady
!
market.
Here
are
some:
I
l.Give
every
school
child
In
:
Canada
half
a
pint
of
milk
a
day.
(This
fine
suggestion
originated
with
the
new
young
B.C.
Conservative
leader.)
2.
Cut
prices,
especially
of
i
i
i
in.
f
n
Br
CaDt.
Owrw
"
achs
would
quiver
at
the
sight
of
a
mountain
of
pancakes,
a
platter
of
roast
turkey
or
an
Inch-thick
steak.
which
they
save,
shall
be
lost.
They'
are
branded
as
peculiar,
some.
The
premier
Rave
the
membership
figures
on
the
eve
of
his
month
long
election
campaign
tour
which
will
begin
at
Summerland
Monday.
Several
picturesque
Scandinavians
and
a
homely
philosopher
ger
and
the
sad
quality
of
things
Pa.stor
;
KM.
-
.
!
1
THINK
my
own
plan,
promoted
fJllX
of
giant
trees
and
giant
men
ls
or
two
would
have
to
be
recruited
for
several
years,
is
more
prac
.Bl
Col
near
its
close.
Forests
are
turning
into
tree
farms,
managed
with
an
eye
to-the
unborn
who
will
inherit
them.
RitJ-'roaring
good-time
loggers
are
being
re
REFLECTS;!
fH;J
and
REMINISCES
ttcey
to
lend
atmosphere.
A
constant
feud
would
be
kept
brewing
between
the
tough,
nasty
woods
feoss
and
hia-yoimgr-elcan-llvrng
rival
for
the
hand
of
the
owner's
daughter.
Every
week-end
the
feud
would
explode
into
a
fight,
t.
n
Praia
'
'
Bridesmaid
Too
VANCOUVER
(CP)
When
Mr.
artd
Mrs.
Sidney
Hodge
of
West
Vancouver
celebrated
their
golden
wedding
day
recently,
guests
included
,Mrs.
George
Payne
of
Vancouver
She
was
the
bridesmaid
at
th.1
.'eddli'g
In
England
in
1903.
tical
than
any
of
the
above
for
foiving
Canada's
main
problem.
Actually,
giving
anything
away
is
no
long-range
solution
for
people
won't
indefinitely
pay
heavy
taxes
to
make
'
gifts
to
other
nations.
Once
in
a
while
fine.
The
British
market
is
still
Canada's
best
bet
for
our
lum
n
lv
w
nwi
W,rhlD
Sff"
.
placed
by
family
men.
Before
the
traditional
logger
is
quite
dead,
let's
preserve
his
likeness.
Story-tellers
have
al
'
'
,1
H
'
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F
i
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y
.
y.
-
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j
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:
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,
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,
,
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v.
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M
ni
iik
"
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njtrp
First
United
Church
Sixth
Ave.
W.
and
Musgravd,
i,:
,
-
-
-
i
i.
:
n
li
ajr.MarnincWursbi"
Guest
Preacher:
Dr.
George
Darby,
F.R.A.I.,
of
Bella
Bella,
BC.
Children's
Story:
"The
Church
at
Home."
Anthem:
"The
Heavens
Arc
Telling."
7:30
p.m.
livening
Worship
Sermon:
"Ways
of
Life."
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS
at
First
United:
Beginners
and
Primary
at
11
a.m.;
Older
pupils
at
12:15:
at
Conrad
United
Hall,
all
at
11
a.m.
Insufficient
income
is
given
asi'M
made
known
this
week
the
the
cause
of
more
friction
than
budget
was
being
cut
by
more
any
other
single
phase
of
mar-,
than
eight
billions.
But
Mr.
Tru-ried
life,
reports
a
recent
survey
man
couldn't
feel
more
indif
fer-That's
just
like
some
fojks
whoient.
intend
to
snarl
about
pour
man-j
agement.
EYKRYTIIING
LOVELY
ready
started
the
Job.
Now
that
Hollywood
and
the
Saturday
the
way
it
does
In
the
Saturday
Evening
Post.
.
,
A
small
logging
operation
would
be
carried
on
as
a
sideMne.
But
with
all
those
novices
stumbling
over
one
another,
there
wouldn't
bo
much
work
done.
Tlmber-r-r-r!
First
Prcsbytc"(
Evening
Post
have
discovered
the
ber,
wheat,
apples,
salmon,
metals.
To
get
that
market
we
have
to
meet
world
prices;
and
we
lumberjack,
we
can
be
sure
he
hasn't
long
to
live.
We
should
It
is
said
In
Ottawa
every-1
have
to
take
the
kind
of
money
By
thus
time.
Japan's
smilinii,
bodv
thinks
the
Primp
Minister
I
the
British
have
to
offer.
open
a
dude
logging
camp
be
fore
it
is
too
late.
and
observant.
Crown
Prince
Mr
st
Laurent
ls
woefully
un-'
ur
cnoice
is
('uite
simple
in
away
from
home
for
the
first!
,
.
,
.
.
'
J
the
long
run
if
we
want
to
sell
time,
says
next
time
it
won't
take-
1
'
e
UI'is
anamore
we
have
to
buy
more.
And
him
near
so
long
to
pay
a
call.
!
$1,000
tax
free
expense
allow-;
if
we
want
to
regain
the
British
ance.
Everybody
considers
the
market,
we
nave
to
kiss
gooa-
What
to
do
about
punishment
!
figure
is
not
enough,
with
the
that
goes
as
far
as
the
taking
of
fi
r
'"J;n.
ii
i"T7
a
y
sf
'
1
bye
the
vain
hope
of
using
our
lavorable
balances
on
trade
with
Britain
to
pay
off
our
unfavorable
balance
with
the
U.S.A.
The
facts
of
life
have
changed.
We
have
to
buy
more
from
Britain
or
else!
exception
of
the
premier.
He
says
he
thinks
Canadians
feel
he
is
doing
a
good
job
and
that's
enough
compensation.
Mr.
Prime
Minister,
you're
a
'.diplomat.
a
human
life,
in
this
dominion?
Press
comment
Increases,
ranging
all
the
way
from
gas
to
electricity.
Blunders
have
been
declared
not
infrequent.
Possibly
so
but
never
in
France.
Certainly
never
heard
of.
1
toil
j
j
r
We
extend
,C
Kllors
towornl?
EVANGELICAL
FREE
Station
"15"
Building
11
a.m.
Sunday
School
classes
for
all
ages.
-An
adult
Bible
Class
ls
also
held
at
this
7:30
p.m.
A
Evangelistic
Service
A
Sons-Time
A
A
message
for
these
days
of
Insecurity.
Everyone
Welcome
Pastor:
Mr.,
Chas.
W.
Sinclair
Minister:
w.
OrBani.stS.M.3nCllI
nun
,
Turning
over
the
files
of
twenty
years
ago
in
the
London
Spectator,
the
other
day,
the
editor
read:
"Sir:
Low,
indeed,
has
the
Spectator
fallen."
"All
the
poor
thing
had
done,"
it
was
explained,
"was
to
start
crossword
puzzles."
fort
garry
Fire
Season
MAY
1st
-
SEPTEMBER
30th
A
special
appeal
is
directed
to
smokers
to
be
careful
during
this
period.
.
THE
FORESTS
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PROVIDE
HEALTHY
RECREATION
FOR
THE
PEOPLE
OF
THE
PROVINCE.
IF
THESE
PLEASURES
ARE.
TO
CONTINUE,
THE
FORESTS
MUST
BE
PRESERVED.
DO
YOUR
PART
AND
HELP
PREVENT
FOREST
FIRES
British
Columbia
Forest
Service
Department
of
Lands
and
Forests
DR.
C.
D.
ORCHARD,
HON.
R.
E.
SOMMERS,
Deputy
Minister
of
Forests.
Minister.
I
c
School
'-
,
Featuring
.
i
V
coffee
RED
LABEL
For
a.
limited
time
THIS
BEAt'TIFl'L
j
MlnlslbJ
,.r,eniemiA'
"
8oly.
JnqtL
l
XcanabaJ
President
Eisenhower
keeps
his
word.
Before
the
election
he
promised
Mr.
Truman,
there
would
be
less
public
outlay
if
he
had
anything
to
do
with
it.
It
u
1V
r"'"
t.,iiit
NORTH
AMERICAN
BAPTIST
r
Scn'-
John
'
FORT
lull
4th
Ave.
nasi
Oddfellow!
people
"r
Kll
peakinB
..
nn
.a
u..i..a
!.-
n
I
iprniiMi
FINEST
BRAND
OF
COFFEE
YOU
CAN
BUY
WASHER
Regular
$T79.50
now
$13900
.
Terms
Available
CARRY
in
A.M.
Sunday
!'"
,
ri,ir
"
serv.
11
A.M.-Wr8l.il
n
Builds
Own
Bulldozer
FPIRITWOOD,
Sask.
(CP)
Boris
Sidoruk
has
built
his
own
bulldozer,
with
lydraulic
tachments.
lie
started
on
it
on
Jan.
15
and
has
produced
the
only
hand-made
bulldozer
in
northern
Saskatchewan.
W
7:30
p.m.-F.vening
.
Special
Music
kirP
...
-n
net-man
si',
Services
oi
of
special
special
iiiiMii
interest
to
an
-
HG0j&V
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
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HERZLICli
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