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Roroptimi.'st
Tea,
June
26th.
2:30,
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
C.
U.
Ham,
337
4th
Ave.
West.
Rebekah
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4.
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of
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Prince
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374
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the
fourth
club
lead.
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823,
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1949
Crevrolet
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22,000
miles,
6
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seat
covers,
heater,
etc.
$650
down.
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18
months.
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120
5th
West
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610
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5:30.
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room
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7th
Ave.
East,
near
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205.
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735
1st
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Elizabeth
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7th
Ave.
East
in
200
block.
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Red
593
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up-'
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nicely
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1660
Herman
Place.
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any
time.
(146o)
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FOR
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Prior
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Vancouver,
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By
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Canadian
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Stati
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EDMONTON.
Fear
of
accidents
has
brought
a
wave
of
demands
from
citizens
for
the
removal
of
Edmonton's
municipal
airport
away
from
the
city.
The
airjxjrt
is
located
in
the
growing
aiorth.side
residential
district.
Six
aviation
accidents
here
in
the
last
two
years
and
recent
disasters
in
the
New
York
metropolitan
area
where
aircraft
plowed
into
homes
and
apartments
have
made
the
public
crash-conscious.
The
airport,
once
a
matter
of
civic
pride,
has
fallen
to
the
point
where
officials
want
it
out
of
sight
and
jnind
as
soon
as
possible.
It
was
from
his
airport
pilots
like
W.
R.
(Wop)
May
flew
north
to
open
up
the
vast
ter
ritories
and
usher
In
the
age
or
the
bush
pilot.
ON
PQST'S
ROUTE
Famed
aviator
Wiley
Post
stopped
at
the
Edmonton
airport
on
his
history-making,
round-the-world
flights
in
1931
and
1933.
From
a
primitive
cow
pasture
in
the
early
1930s
it
has
grown
to
a
750-acre
field
with
more
than
three
miles
of
runways.
Today
it
represents
an
investment
of
$12,000,000,
employing
1400
people.
Much
of
this
expansion
was
provided
by
the
impetus
of
wartime
flying,
when
the
RCAF
took
over
the
airport.
It
was
also
used
extensively
by
U.S.
military,
aircraft
during
the
construction
of
the'Alaska
Highway.
,
The
oil
boom
in
1947
brought
an
onrush
of
commercial
flying.
Military
aircraft
returned
to
the
field
with
Canada's
expanding
defence
program.
Together
they
made
Edmonton's
airport
one
of
the
busiest
in
Canada.
Last
year
there
were
almost
90,000
landings
and
take-offs.
CHANGE
OF
HEART
'
The
city's
change
of
heart
toward
the
airport
began
Jan.
13,
1950.
On
that
day
an
Air
Force
observation
aircraft
crashed
in
a
street
near
the
field,
killing
two
crewmen.
Early
this
year
came
crashes
in
New
Jersey
and
New
York.
They
were
followed
in
March
by
a
near-disaster
here
when
a
U.S.
military
transport
jumped
a
fence
at
the
end
of
a
runway
on
the
Edmonton
field
and
stop-ed
only
75
feet
from
a
row
of
houses.
;
Mayor
William
Hawrelak
flew
to
Ottawa.
There
he
was
told
the
airport
conformed
with
safety
regulations.
And
he
was
General
Construction
Floor
Sanding
General
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PRINCE
RUPERT.
BC.
"
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II
dl
i
1
1
I
dun't
blame
you
at
all,
Muzzy,
for
refusing
to
accept
a
mere
50
points
for
leatii'g
them
at
three
diamonds,"
he
said.
"You
were
trying
fur
the
mountainous
score
of
90
points
which
i
is
what
we
would
have
got
for
making
three
spades."
"How
did
I
know
they
couldn't
make
three
diamonds?"
sulked
Mr.
Muzzy.
"What
if
they
COULD
make
it?"
Mr.
Champion
screamed.
"It's'
only
60
points
and
you
went
down
1100
at
your
bid."
Mr.
Champion
was
even
lighter
than
usual.
Mr.
Muzzy's
bidding-
is
indefensible.
Especially
when
you
are
vulnerable
and
the
opponents
are
not,
why
fight
over
a
measly
partial
score
at
the
risk
of
a
damaging
set?
A
good
signal
by
Mrs,
Keen
made
certain
of
a
four
trick
Bet
lor
the
defenders.
Mr.
Dale
led
the
king
of
clubs,
Mrs.
Keen
played
the
seven
and
Mr.
Muzzy
won.
He
laid
down
his
lone
diamond
and
Mr.
Dale
took
the
ace.
The
queen
of
clubs
was
cashed
and
on
the
jack
Mrs.
Keen
flashed
the
eight
of
hearts.
Mr.
Dale
then
led
to
her
king.
A
heart
return
was
taken
by
Mr.
Dale
with
the
jack
over
Mr.
Muzzy's
ten.
Mr.
Dale
then
led
his
last
club
and,
in
desperation,
Mr.
Muzzy
ruffed
with
dummy's
ten
of
spades.
Mrs.
Keen
over-ruffed
with
the
jack
and
now
Mr.
Dale's
spade
holding
was
good
for
two
more
under-tricks.
Down
four.
If
Mr
Dale
had
led
his
fourth
club
before
picking
up
his
side's
two
heart
winners,
Mr.
-
Muzzy
told
military
flying
gradually
would
be
transferred
to
Namao
airport
nine
miles
away.
This
was
followed
by
an
announcement
by
Transport
Minister
Chevrier
that
consideration
wouW
be
given
to
the
air
port
relocation
question
as
a
Jong-term
project.
USED
CARS
and
"
TRUCKS
A-t
APPEARANCE
A-l
SAFETY
A-f
MECHANICALLY
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ACCOUNTANTS
ALFRED
L.
BELL,
C.A.
Resident
Partner
Prince
Rupert
325
Fourth
Ave.
Fast
Telephone:
Red
879
Prince
George
Mission
City
Terrace
FRIZZELL
In
loving
memory
of
our
baby
daughter
Candance
May,
who
passed
awav
June
22,
1951.
A
year
has
passed
sine
that
sad
day
When
the
one
we
loved
was
called
away.
God
took
her
home,
it
was
His
will.
But
in
our
hearts
she
liveth
.still.
Always
remembered
and
sadly
missed
by
Daddy
ant.
Mummie.
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Mr.
C.
McNab
wishes
to
announce
the
engagement
of
his
youngest
daughter,
Evelvn
Dor-fen,
to
Mr.
Donald
Wellington
Trew
of
Smithers,
B.C.,
formerly
of
New
Westminster.
Wedding
will
take
place
October
23
in
First
United
Church.
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NOTICE
McNAB
Born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
McNab
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
June
18,
1952,
a
daughter,
Sandra
Marnie,
8
lbs.
14
oz.
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Dr.
Greene.
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