New
Liquor
Store
System,
On
Trial
In
Vancouver,;
Might,
Speed
Up
Sales.
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
NORM4N
M.
MeLEOD
Fred
E.
Dcvdie
OPTOMETRIST
303
3rd
Ave.
West
Phone
Green
960
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
Vancou-.
The
idea
is
to
speed
service
and
i
it
will
Improve
stock-keeping
and
One
of
the
anomolies
of
the
ver
liauor
store
will
be
possibly
cut
operating
costs.
present
Throne
Speech
debate
is
pig
for
a
new
system
of
selling
I
A
card-index
system
will
be
in-the
fact
that
the
Throne
Speech
;
liquor
that,
if
successful,
may
be-
troduced
at
the
store.
As
well
as
itself
is
rarely
mentioned
by
any
come
province-wide.
I
speeding
up
service,
it
Is
hoped
Heinz
puts
in
theCnCAT.2
-you
add
only
VJATEIX
Government
Reverses
Policy
To
Collect
BCH
IS
Premiums
of
the
participating
M.P.'s.
The
explanation
Is
a
simple
one:
the
Throne
Speech
this
year
was
bereft
of
spectacular
feature.
Although
an
eminently
sound
document,
it
proposed
no
startling
departures
In
legislation
about
whica
Liberal
M.P.'s
could
orate
with
satisfaction,
while
Opposition
speakers
vizwed
them
with
alarm.
A
customer
now
lines
up
three
times
to
make
a
purchase
once
to
have
an
order
slip
filled,
a
second
time
to
take
it
to
a
cashier
and
again
to
pick
up
his
purchase.
Under
the
new
system,
a
person
will
have
to
line
up
only
once
if
purchasing
liquor
or
wine
and
again
only
if
purchasing
Just
beer.
Liquor
and
wine
will
be
purchased
on
one
side
of
the
store,
and
beer
on
the
opposite
side.
There
will
be
signs
indicating
single
and
multiple
purchase
lines
on
either
side.
A
person
wanting
more
than
one
bottle
of
liquor
or
wine
.will
enter
a
multiple
purchase
line
on
ths
liquor
side,
pay
and
receive
his
goods.
The
same
applies
for
those
wanting
m
.
e
man
one
case
of
beer.
VICTORIA
(CP)
Health
Minister
Eric
Martin
said
Tuesday
night
prosecution
would
be
used
if
necessary
to
compel
defaulters
who
are
able
to
pay,
to
keep
up
with
their
British
Columbia
Hospital
Insurance
Service,
premiums.
Mr.
Martin,
in
a
press
release,
said
those
who
have
not
the
rniums,''
Mr.
Martin's
statement
said.
"This
government
will
therefore
ensure
that
premium
payment
by
Individuals
and
company
participation
on
payroll
deduction
will
be
forthcoming
in
all
Instances."
The
last
session
of
the
legislature
approved
Mr.
Martin's
proposal
of
suspending
all
premium
arrears.
Critics
of
past
policy
have
protested
that
-
hospital
Insurance
The
real
truth
is
that
present
times
are
so
prosperous,
economically
for
the
public
as
well
as
politically
for
the
Liberal
Party,
that
thp
eovernment
has
nrtnni-
ed
the
deliberate
policy
of
doing
money
to
Py
the
premiums
will
nothing
by
way
of
legislation
tot"
"'"'t"-
uul
"'w
ln
uc
r-
-:-
-
Of
.
"
l"..
n
iiM
,
y
:
.
sponsible
for
their
own
hospital
disturb
them.
It
hopes
that
they
will
continue
that
way
Indefin
was.
In
effect,
voluntary
for
all
but
those
on
payroll
deductions
itely.
Of
ccurse,
if
any
deterioration
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
December
2,
1963
3;
yw'wg,-'"'
m
in
the
present
scheme
of
things.
t(Dh.R
i.oo
M.irnit
in
me
kmcp
here
last
week
were
Inspector
W
M
Tavlnr'
bills.
i
The
statement
was
a
reversaf
of
policy
stated
earlier
this
year
by
Social
Credit
spokesmen
whe
said
they
favored
putting
hospital
insurance
on
a
.
voluntary
basis.
.':
i
"It
is
now
possible
and
equit
able
to
require
that
all
persons
who
are
able
to,
pay
their
pre-
because
non-payers
were
.not
forced
to
pay.
The
next
premium
is
due
Dec.
31
and
bills
now
are
being
sent
out
.
A
second
bill
will
be
sent
to
non-payers
In
January
and
after
either
economic
or
political,
should
take
place,
the
St.
Laurent
Government
will
swing
into
msi
SUPER
sWr
commanding
Prince
Rupert
sub-division,
and
Sgt.
Ross
A.
Clayton
(right)
son
patrol
sergeant.
They
were
presen.ed
with
Long
Service
and
Good
Conduct
medals
Mt
tVmnnsMoner
C.
E.
Rivett-Carnac
(centre
i
officer
commanding
E
Division
In-TiVil,r
joined
the
RCMP
In
April,
1931
and
Sgt.
Clayton,
shown
wearing
his
medal
;x
December,
1931.
action.
But
it
will
act
after
the
event
rather
than
before
it.
And
Aw
that
cases
of
non-payment
will
its
fondest
hope
is
that
It
will
not
have
to
act
at
all.
In
other
words,
while
the
Op-
ll
W
)
a
)
mm
i)
1MB
stmas
Festival
to
Include
Carols
Sheerest
Yet"-
It"-'"'
pesltion
groups
are
generally
urging
the
government
to
prepare
a
storm
cellar
against
a
3
siCiiu
ANB
be
reviewed.
?
The
minister,
with
the
advice
of
the
service
and
social
welfare
workers,-
will
-.
decide
on
the
merits
of
each
case.
There
will
be
no
set
formula
on
who
should
or
should
not
pay.
Those
Judged
able
to
pay
will
face
prosecution
in
small
debts
court
and.
If
found
guilty,
will
face
fines
of
$5
to
$25
plus
the
amount
of
the
uncollected
premium.
.
.
,.
.
,
coming
depression,
the
St.
Laur
ihree
Tongues
by
Ten
Local
Choirs
ent
administration
l
wagering
mai
ai
me
moment
no
serious
business
recession
is
on
the
way.
Climaxing
the
festUil.
to
be
I
Recently
joining
the
ranks
of
held
Tuesday
and
Wee.
le
Is
y
,
choirs
practicing
for
the
novel
nights
in
the
Civic
Centre,
will
bt
'
event
was
a
male
chorus
com
at
lc.ist
llirce
lan-i
be
presented
by
10
.it
chural
groups
in
aw
Carol
Festival
to
here
next
week.
several
numbers
by
a
massed
choir
of
close
to
100
voices.
The
weight
of
Impartial
opinion
in
Parliament
Hill
circles
holds-
that
the
government
Nylons
Planned
By
New
Firm
SUSSEX,
N.B.
O)
J-l-A
New
Brunswick
plant,
started
as
an
experiment
less
than
a
year
ago,
plans
to
produce
75-gauge
nylon
hosiery,
the
finest
gauge
ever
attempted
in
North
America.
The
Sussex
branch
of
Sheer
Silk
Hosiery
Mills
Ltd.,
Is
operated
by
65
New
Brunswickers
63
men
and
two
women.
At
this
time
last
year
they
knew
no
more
about
knitting
than
Prairie
farmers
know
about
squid-lgglng..
prised
mainly
of
Dutchmen,
which
will
sing
carols
in
latin.
The
choir
of
the
German
Baptist
-
church
will
sing
"Silent
Night"
in
German
and
a
traditional
German
Christmas
song.
stands
an
excellent
chance
of
R
pntreal
Notary
Celebrates
ECIPES
Other
choirs
taking
part
are
d
Birthday,
Hard
at
Work
winning
its
bet.
Both
Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe
and
J.
O.
Gardiner
have
argued
fairly
convincingly
that
the
nation's
surplus
ot
wheat
and
other
.agricultural
commodities
are
a
source
of
strength
rather
than
weakness
to
the
economy.
Their
viewpoints
conceivably
may
be
bias
i
three
United
Church
choirs,
two
I
from
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral,
the
HI
'?
-George
Llfcht-
anniversary
of
his
career
as
a
Presbyterian
Ladies'
choir.
An
If
a
cake
is
on
your
baking
schedule
and
you'd
like
one
that
goes
together
in
seconds
"Sauce
Pan
Fudge
Cake"
is
your
answer.
No
creaming,-no
beating
of
eggs,
KEEP
YOUR
CAR
UP
TO
PAR
Cold
weather's
no
excuse
for
poor
car
performance!
6ee
us
NOW
for
a
general
check-up
and
tune-up
.
.
.
and
we'll
winterize
your
car
too.
You'll
be
pleased
with
our
service.
notary,
the
oldest
In
Montreal,
If
;
nuneiation
choir
and
the
Rotary
:M
,i
big
flay
recently
:
birthday
and
the
71st
nui
m
vaimua.
t
Mixed
chorus
Only
a
handful
of
Instructors
No
one
was
surprised
when
he
Earh
choir
will
present
two
.spent
the
day
at
work
in
his
of
selections,
most
of
which
will
be
were
available
when
production
"d
.lt'8
made
In
the,
sauce
pan
beean
but
the
local,
emolovees
that
the
Shortening
is
melted
in.
Week-
fice
in
the
Aldred
Building,
high
lesser-known
carols.
caught
on
quickly
and
within
a
I
J
i
"
'
'
'
(
over
riace
a
Amies,
least
of
all!
two
entirely
different
pro-
sed
by
their
political
Interests,
although
their
Judgment
rarely
is
proven
wrong.
But
other
evidence
of
a
more
independent
nature
supports
them.
For
Instance,
government
economists
believe
that,
given
more
Crunchy
bits
of
walnuts
throughout
the
cake'
and
a
deliclously-rich
fudge
frosting
will
make
nls
long-time
partner,
Edmund
;
grams'
will
be
staged
in
the
two
Greenwood,
75.
.
:
night
festival,
winding
up
Wed-
Thc
day
was
full
of
the
wise-!
nesday
night
with
the
massed
cracktne
with
which
the
old-!
choirs
singing
"Joy
to
the
everyone
"ah",
with
the
first
bite!
Try
It
and
see.
SAUCE
FAN
FUDGE
CAKE
"-
eup
shortening
timers
cover
their
friendshin.
!
World;"
The
First
Noel;"
"Oh,
few
weeks
operations
were
In
full
swing.
Company
president
Dallas
Grant
says
the
people
of
New
Brunswick
are
"adaptable
for
this
type
of
work"
and
have
made
real
strides
in
the.
operation.
'
Although
the
stockings
are
Superior
Auto
Service
Limited
(hunh
W..V
(
lomormw
attrrnimn.
Auxiliary
meeting,
film
of
nlfirrrs
to-U
I
p
ra.
All
members
M.
Mil
nifplnn
of
the
Hiimrn's
iirrakfast
ih!
at
k
p
m.
at
the
ml
Fall
B.uuar,
Sat
.
5.
favorable
weather
conditions
than
the
mild
spell
recently
prevailing,
Christmas
'business
in
Canada
will
break
all
records
Althounh
admlttine
thev
have
i
LltUe
To"
'
Bethlehem;
good
times
tot-ether.
Mr.
Light-
i
"Adeste
Fidells"
and
an
old
Eng-
2
squares
unsweetened
'
j
chocolate
-
-
1
i
Vt
cop
warm
water
hall
added
with
a
twinkle
in
his
i
""h
carol,
"Lo,
How
a
Rose
this
year.
Economic
statistics
Justify
the
prediction.
Volume
of
ye:
The
Prince
Rupert
Symphony
S
orchestra
will
the
accompany
"WpV,.
opftma
nrottv
tirrt
,.f
knitted
in
Sussex,
they
have
to
employment
and
labor
earnings
.v,.
v...
V....
!
massed
choirs.
ari
rt
an
all-timp
hioh
nank
be
refined
at
the
parent
corn-
can
we
do'
We
lust
endure
"
Ti?e
'"val,
opening
at
7:30
savings
are
up
a
half-bill'lon
dol-pany
in
Sherbrooke,
Que.,
before
iii,i,i,..n
i.,.
(,'
iei,h
-riiKht.
will
also
Include
iars
Irom
ft
year
a!!0
.stocks
of
being
placed
on
the
marltet.
"
f,.-
ii,
orean
Interludes
by
Hugo
Kraup-ioood
on
retailers
and
whole-
Mr.
Grant
says
that
the
only
-
1
cap
Bitted
all-purpose
flour
IH
teaspoons
baking
powder
Vi
teaspoon
salt
-.
H
cup
milk
V
teaspoon
vanilla
extract
i
j
cup
chopped
walnuts
Fudjfe
frostinf
'
Melt
shortening
and
chocolate
together
in
sauce
pan
set
in
hot
water.
Blend
In
warm
water
and
aders
hrrt
wnrk
!ner
salers
shelves
are
more
compiet-1
drawback
In
production
of
ex-
'
'
,
,
,
,
.
!
The
Prince
Rupert
Music
and
than
at
any
time
since
prior
to'tremely
fine
gauge
stockings,
is
DO
you
smoke?
Mr.
Light-
Drama
Festival
Association.
wnrM
ur.
tt
w,
wrr,r.
iht
thv
renulrp
finer
rinnler
cord
p.irty
tonight,
"
,
nan
was
asKcu
snnnsorniE
the
rarol
festival
there
been
such
a
coincidence
of
,
nylon
than
is
made
On
this
side
(Hi
a
public
able
to
buy
and
an
available
supply
of
the
goods
of
the
Atlantic.
-
'
'
Until
such
tlmy
as
it
is
produced
here,
he
said,
the
com-
SHORTCAKE
100
P.
F.
English
Quality
Tk
finest
creamery
butter.
they
want.
That
doesn't
look
as
though
w111
lmPrt
10-denler
yarn
"Does
he
smoke?j'
interjected
which
is
open
1o
the
public
and
Mr.
Greenwood.
"Like
a
factory
1
free
of
charge,
hopes
to
make
it
cnimney!"
'
;
an
annual
event.,
"Now
Just
a
minute,"
said
Mr.
The
massed
choir;'
organized
Llghthall.
"You
don't
know
for
the
festival,
Is
expected
also
everything.
Yesterday
I
smoked
'.
to
participate
in
the
annual
my
first
cigar
since
more
than
a
Community
Carol
Sing,
a
tradi-month
...
Of
course
I
admit
you
tional
Christmas
sing-song
which
from
Italy.
h
dame,
lire.
4.
Re-Evrrtbinlv
welcome.
(282)
.
6nk
this
Christmas,
swiion.
Peter
Pan
i
ltpi
fiici
a
rich
flivour
which
"
make
P.
F.
Shortcake
f.
,
oarii
with
old
And
young,"
'
;He
did
not
say
what
effect
this
would
have
on
the
price
of
the
new
hosiery..
.
-
,
the
recent
good
times
were
on
the
way
out.
It
rather
supports
the
government's
optimistic
Idea
that
good
times
are
huie
to
stay
for
quite
a
while'
yet.
senre
it
with
ic
sugar,
stirring
until
sugar
is
dissolved.,'
Cool
to
room
temperature.
Add
unbeaten
egg
and
beat
well
:
-
...
Siffc
.
together
flour,
baking
"nwder
and.
salt.
Blend
In
vanilla,
and
beat
thoroughly.
Stir
In"
tfalhuts.
Turn
Into
greased
8-inch
square
pan.
Bake
in
moderate
oven
(350
degrees
F.)
30
to
35
minutes.
Cool.
Frost
with
fudge
frosting.
;
Makes
I.
8-inch
)
square
cake.
fruit
dexterta
and
.
S
th
either
hot
or
iced
drinks.
Named
to
B
C
Toll
Authority
FMiTinen's
Local
can
t
smoke
vcry
much
with
has
proven
highly
popular
here
ti
meet
Thursdav
S
pneumonia:"
.
in
oast
years.
,:iqo
,,,
MctroDole"
'
He
tnpn
eP,alned
,nat
afu?r'
No
definite
plans
for
the
com-
"M
buiness
(28ti
nls
rpcent
marriage
to
the
for-
munity
sing
have
been
announc-
.
mer
Mrs.
Arthur
Schell.
he
came
ed
as
yet.
but
it
is
expected
the
!--ThurMlay.
Decern-
down
with
pneumonia
while
on
event
will
take
place
at
the
Civic
pm
in
the
Miller
a
trip
to
Washington.
Centre
Sunday
night,
December
;
'.ion
H.ill.
Proceeds
!
It
was
his
first
serious
illness,
20.
The
massed
choir
will
lead
tirds
the
Patients'
and
he
recovered
without
ill
in
well-known
Christmas
carols
-'Box
Fund
(281)
effects.
i
with
the
audience
participating.
Airwoman
Serves
Time
In
Plush
Suite
VICTORIA
(CP)
Finance
Mln-
j
ister
Einar
Gunderson
has
been
j
appointed
to
British
Columbia's
new
toll
highway
'
and
-bridge
I
OZ.
yellow
packet
I
609
I
-Z,
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Airwoman
authority,
it
was
reliably
report-
i
MS
LUXURY
AND
PERFORMANCE
FEATURE
NEW
.
.
.
Isobcl
Burton
has
begun
serving
a
tneie
CHOP
SUEY
.
,
...CHOW
MSI
N
Opn
6
p.m.
3:30
a.m
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
ed
here.
.
Mr.
Gunderson
declined
to
,
confirm
or
deny
the
report,
but
1
it
is
understood
the
appointment
!
was
made
by
order-ln-council
at
:
Friday's
cabinet
meeting.
-
1
'
Mr.
Gunderson
was
defeated
In
a
Victoria
by-electiort
lastj
t1
.,...
a
21-day
"sentence"
in
the
luxury
suite
at
the
RCAF
Sea
Island
base.
She
was
found
guilty
last
Saturday
of
being
absent
without
leave.
Also
fined
$40,
she
was
summarily
tried
before
Wing
Cmdr.
P.
C.
S.
Macdonald
who
recommended
her
release
from
the
air
force
for
"unsatisfactory
con
-
i
;..!!jw.
Tuesday
In
his
bid
for
a
legls--'
lature
seat
by
Liberal
George;
Gregory.
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wv.-3s.
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.
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Airwoman
Burton,
28,
surrend-i
ered
to
RCAF
authorities
in
I
Victoria
a
week
ago
after
being
You
cn
depc
MukVeepnluon.
.
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A
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6
,
noeocd
cans
01
100
1
'
7-Band
Portable
Genuine
Cowhide
.
Leather
Case.
Band-Spread
tuning.
A
C,
D-C
and
Battery
Operation.
All
Bands
Including
Marine.
i
Reception
Instantly
No
Warm-up.
absent
from
the
air
force
station
at
Aylmer,
Ont.,
for
18
months.
She
arrived
in
Victoria
by
air
irom
California
but
gave
no
explanation
of
her
whereabouts
during
the
period.
RCAF
authorities
said
Air-'omiin
Purton.
who
was
sentenced
to
be
confined
to
barracks
for
21
days,
would
remain
In
the
i
sul'n
the
Sea
Island
base
where
she
had
been
held
since
returning
to
the
air
force.
Authorities
said
the
suite,
normally
reserved
for
high
ranking
officers
visiting
the
station,
was
the
only
suitable
accommodation
on
i
he
base
where
the
woman
could
be
held.
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outstanding
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