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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
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Wednesday,
April
9,
1952
I.
Ho
Decision
tatives
to
continue
the
ban
to
May
1.
The
minuter
of
Agriculture,
Hon
Harry
Bowman,'
;
said
there
tfiil
possibly
be
an.
announcement
lau
r
in
the
week.
Dn
Embargo
Two
Men
Hurt
Two
men
are
In
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
with
undetermined
injuries
after
a
car-
in
which
they
were
driving
!.-ft
the
road
three
miles
west
of
Galloway
Rapids
and
overturned
at
7:35
this
morning.
-
f-rairie
'XJisilt
llaiuj
Jle(pecl
VICTORIA
CP)
prov.n-
-The
WARM
IN
SUMMER
cial
cabinet
on
Tuesday
made
The
most
.southerly
points
h
no
decision
as
to
lifting
the
British
Columbia
livestock
em-
Canada
are
in
the
same
parallel
plea
from
agricultural
represen-
of
latitude
as
Rome,
Italy,
on
ore
e
l
JnJrhSl,
Injured
are
Peter
Byrne,
'
Jr
ow
Visiting
here
from
Saskatoon
31
of
1804
Atlin
Avenue.
and
r
-
-
One
of
the
largest
exhibitions
,
with
relatives,
Mrs.
Matthew
Charles
Haldane,
45-year-old
of
Art.
Crafts
and
Home
Reju-R0muld
was
honored
guest
at
a
Metlakatla
fisherman.
,
venating
ever
to
tj
h3ld
at
the,
surprise
party
Monday
evening,
RCMP
said
tne
limousine-typa
;
Civic
Ceni
re
has
lust
bee
1
com-:
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,
,
.
I
heavy
car
was
proceeding
to
Port
!
al
lne
nome
01
Mrs-
Anarew
pleted.
The
attendance
was
high
Edward.
Passerby
noticed
the
!
and
the
quality
of
the
work
very
,
Kaardal.
Friends
and
relatives
i
overturned
vehicle
and
notified
good.
j
gathered
to
wish
Mrs.
Romuld
I
polit'j.
Car,
all
but
demolished,
;
hind
the
scenes
could
be
many
happy
returns
of
her
;
js
owned
by
Art
Murray,
city
taxi
;
found
many
members
of
the
Art,
birthday.
There
were
many
in-
operator.
Craft
and
l;-me
Rejuvenating
teresting
gifts.
city
ambulance
accompanied
courses
who
spent
long
hours
i
Mrs.
Romuld,
who
is
a
sister
by
police
brought
the
two
men
f.reparing
for
this
exhibition,
of
Bert
Kaardal
of
this
city,
will
to
hospital.
Up
to
late
this
First
among
these
are
Miss
be
leaving
Thursday
night
on
morninf,
the
injured
men
were
Eileen
Cross
of
tiw
University
of
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancou-
j
not
in
condition
to
be
interview-Eriliuh.
Columbia
Extension
Dc-
wr
where
she
will
join
her
hus-jea,
said
police.
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If
you
want
to
sell
it,
idve.-tLe
V-V
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p,
j
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it.
New
clxk's.fie1
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partrnent,
and
Rowland
Miles
of
band
ana
visit
wltn
relatives
ana
the
Civic
Centre
itaf
f
who
plan-
ftlends
before
returning
to
ned
and
executed
the
craft
and
Saskatoon,
home
rejuvenating
display
al-
mut
single-handed.
The
Art
stirn,
Miss
Magte,
Mrs.
George
Club
worked
as
a
unit.
Mrs.
T.
H.
Hill,
5.
Deidrickson,
Mr3.
Part-Pi
lest,
President
of
the
Art
ridge,
Mrs.
M.
J.
Dougherty.
Mr.
Club,
contributed
to
the
Club's
Meuse,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Beauche-success
this
year.
min
and
the
Civic
Centre
staff.
Helping
to
set
up
and
take
Mrs.
J.
T.
Harvey
co-ordinated
s
lull,
mii
"
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Jfc.-tj-ji
down
this
di
,play
of
Art
and
the
efforts
of
the
workers.
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iLL'.MHIA
WOMEN
attend
special
g
r.eral
meet:
ig
of
National
Federation
of
Liberal
(I'
.iutia
held
in
Ottawa.
Shown
chatt
ng
Itlorc
dinner
at
the
Chateau
Laurier
are.
Jit
Mrs,
E.
Darville,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
.
T.
Applewhaite,
Prince
Rupert;
Mrs.
Art
;.r-yver
South;
Mrs.
R.
W.
Mayhew,
wife
of
the
Minister
of
Fisheries;
Mrs.
A.
C.
vi-
uver;
Mrs.
I.
L.
Macdougall,
Van
ouver
(Burrardi
and
Mrs.
R.
O.
Campircy,
viaj
-a
wcic
:vii.
ttiiu
Mia,
o.
n.
Cheeseman,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
H.
;
Priest,
Miss
Honora
Silverside,
i
Mra.
Dan
Pare.it,
Mrs.
S.
P.
;
Woodsido,
Mrs.
A.
M.
Martin
uson,
Mrs.
Stai
k,
Art
Omen,
Mrs.
John
Cancer
Drive
Under
Way
mar
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4
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hi
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Brett
i
Head
-
Mew
Carpet
sonab
for
Easter
Chinese
Community
Shows
Way
To
Rest
of
City
Led
by
Mrs.
Wong
Yet,
the
Chinese
community
is
leading
the
way
in
the
Conquer
Cancer
campaign
drive
which
is
now
under
way
in
Prince
Rupert.
First
4
..unual
elections,
i'
"1
ti'rul.s
the
Calh-
4;
i.'..is;ue
as
presi
George
Dibb
returned
to
the
T
vi,
k
zr:
.
:
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city
ity
on
on
the
the
Pri.ice
pri.1ce
Rupert
Rupert
this
this
First
Presbyterian
Church
will
be
resplendent
with
a
fine
new
carpet
throughout
the
floors
of
the
main
auditorium
on
Easter
Sunday.
Hie
carpet,
of
attractive
design
with
crimson
predominant.
morning
from
a
business
trip
to
JL
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Ocean
Falls.
J'
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.Mrs.
J.
U.
oai-
over
uie
niairv
ui
oa
aiuuncu
It
:y
and
Mrs.
G.
P.
by
the
Chinese
in
last
.
year's
:
Alistair
Fraser,
local
barrister
i
r.
drive.
1
wjn
be
the
speaker
tomorrow
a!
has
been
purchased
at
a
cost
of
Lb.
f.
am
year
was
re-
With
the
objective
for
the
city
tile
weekly
luncheon
of
the
$900
and
arrived
this
week
i
Mfmhfri
nf
thp
Mpn't
Pinh
ie.
whicn
uris
year
set
ai
vuuu
ana
some
pnr.ee
Rupert
Rotary
Club
Ji:,at
since
inception
fifteen
more
canvassers
still
Went
to
work
and
scrubbed
the
:
nad
seen
its
quired,
the
following
collectors
In
;
Anne
and
George
La
Sette
are
f:0Qis.
Now
they
are
engaged
in
fc.
ai.ii
financial
sue-
the
city
are
Retting
the
house-
:
flyin
on
Thursday
lor
Queen
iaymg
tne
carpet
in
the
foyer,
.i:-:crMice
was
made
to-house
canvass
under
way:
Charlotte
City
to
spend
the
ajong
the
aisles
and
into
the
s
Dance
and
St.
I
Mrs.
Reuben
Schv
rk,
Mrs.
Win-
Easter
holidays
with
their
par-
cnancel.
ADim.er
1
nie
Slater,
Mrs.
Sheila
Cheater,
1
enls.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
La;
The
new
carpet
is
but
one
of
J
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BONELESS
An
Easter
Hat
By
STETSON
Msksilsihockless
HOCKLESS
Lb.
42)c
.c
1
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RsucAin
IS
3y
"rhece,
;k1t.
os
c,
cut
a.S9c
Lb.
ti
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1;
I
.iofiv
Jornon
OM1,
mrs.
w.
Muraura,
mis.
u.
v.
many
improvements
mat
nave
l,a,ue
as
guest
Hanley,
Mrs.
J.
Wostenholme,
j
d
H
B
ammer.been
made
in
the
Presbyterian
Mrs.
T.
R.
Lloyd.
Mrs.
R.
B.
Mc-.
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,,,
iij
....
iv,
Church
in
the
last
year
or
so.
.
on
the
Princess
Loui
lur
Ocean
Donald,
Mrs.
Harold
Anderson,
I
Mrs.
Joyce
Duncan,
Mrs.
W.
Falls.
Formerly
stationed
at
m
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,
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.
.
,Mr
fcfciiipr
ftiiar
iial
J
!Lund,
Mrs.
W.
Wallace.
Mrs.
J.
Vtnron
,HVou'll
like
the
youthful
look
and
the
perfect
proportions
Initial
Prices
For
Grain
Sel
3
LtC
Sliced
Sde
Bocnn,,
'2-lb.
pockoge
:YallowayuMr
Jog
n
Hicks,
MfV.
Mr
Hammer
"has
now
Pihera,
Sirs.
John
Carpe:i-
jAlex
b
(
lraniiferrC(l
i0
ocean
Falls,
iter,
Mrs.
Ivy
Halllwell,
Mrs.
T.
'
'
Glenn,
Mrs.
Sadie
Downing.
Jean
Mrs.
John
Linney
is
sailing
on
!
Dexter.
Mrs.
Margaret
Hill
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Thursday
of
the
Wanderer.
It
has
the
jlU.it
OTTAWA.
Initial
grain
prices
B
C.
Conrad.
night
for
Vancouver
whence
me
JC.meron
was
the
ii
r
Taf.M'.ay
evening
knack
of
looking
like
it
was
made
just
for
you.
See
what
the
Wanderer
can
do
for
your
appearance
.
.
.
today.
a
...
.
,
1
gt
csd
Back
Bacon,
j2-id.
pacKage
will
fly
to
Seattle
and
into
the
for
the
year
were
announced
southern
states.
Mrs.
Linney
will
yesterday
by
Minister
of
Trade
vi'it
with
her
sisters
and
return
C.
D.
Howe.
Initial
wheat
pay-
via
New
Westminster
where
she
ment
is
$1.40;
oats,
65
cents,
and
will
spend
some
time
with
her
barley,
96
cents.
A
total
of
700,-
I"
reaoers
itl
:l
sin
prise
shower
"f
Mrs.
Anne
Min-
nth
Avenue
East,
if-iiif.tcsaes
were
Mrs.
Miss
Isabel
Wag-it
ih'.vn
Astoria.
000.000
bushels
of
grain
was
de-
V
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1
t
1
April
meeting
of
the
King
mother
Edward
P.T.A.
postponed
to
April
FOR
YOUR
EASTER
WEEKEND
AT
YOUR
Locker
PSaiat
livered
this
year.
(
86c
i
WATTS
&
NICKERS0N
kiirirnrrki
n
fir
11
fin
19
.
IIP
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1
19
t
ana.
jusi
De-,
uf
rielii'ious
re-'
Don't
forget
Job's
Daughters
'
Mrs
Olive
Wagner
Easter
tea
and
sale,
Masonic
'4
T.ko.
a
cart
laden
Temple,
Thursday,
April
10,
2:30
t
a
.'iliil
and
useful
p.m.
Everybody
welcome.
(85c)
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in
"by
little
fc"
ko
:
"Little
Lulu"
leaves
Rupert
Spring
11'Jen
J
Jca
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
is
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230
23ndAvenue
2nd
Avenue
j
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will
lie
held
in
the
I
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Metropole
Hall
,
,
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TONIGHT
at
8
p.m.
Q
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ALL
MEMBERS
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PLEASE
ATTEND
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f
C"'X
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mill
wn
v
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Miss
Cameron,
1
Florists
today
for
Jyb's
Daugh-
making
plans
for
its
annual
'.
Miss
Helen
As-
i
ters
tea,
Thursday,
in
Masonic
spring
tea
and
George
Mitchell
fc
phme
Astoria
Miss'
TemPle-'
Come
see
here
before
has
been
named
chairman
for
.o.
Ms.
Kay
Row'eJ
sne
goes.
(85c)
i
the
event.
The
Rotary
men's
teas
li
iVaurcr
Mrs
Joan
I
,
.
,
.
,
,
have
now
become
established
in
'"'
Effi.-.
Ronson
1
photos
of
men
8
Rna
ladies
popularity
as
social
affairs
here
!'aner
Mrs
MarVe
!
CUrling
bonsPl1,1
winntn3
rinks
and
expectation
is
that
the
1
Elsie
ThomDion!now
availilble
at
the
DiUly
NewS'
forthcoming
one
will
be
as
suc-(..
Waener
lj
Please
call.
1
(nctl
)
;
cessIul
as
a:ly
of
,ne
past.
No
house
to
house
milk
de-1
At
the
last
Ro
ary
lunciieon
"'
but
sending
s
Ruby
Mintenko.
arry
iiiacn
lepuitt-u
a
..
liveriPs
nood
Fridav.
Deliveries
Yi
Try
and
Miss
Jean
as
usual
Easter
Monday.
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DAIRY
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UJ
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nul'"'
t
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
general
meeting
In
Civic
Centre
at
8
p.m.
Thursday.
rivals
Prince
Rupert
Nomination
of
delegates
to
at-
j
Develop
'Sites
.
tend
District
meeting
and
other
.
R.
Carswell.
C.
Campbell,
1
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Vriil
J
fmt'
Canadian
Kve
Viii.ska-.s
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Howard,
Vancouver;
T.
M.
rr,M'f
frrf
v,
o
nwio
fnntrp
i,r
Wpsf
Vapronvprt
B.
J.
Van
site
development
.
me
Forest
Service
;
Teen
Club
Dance
this
Thursday,
Rhyn,
Houston;
D.
J.
Wood,
1
isett
in
the
possi-1
April
10,
in
the
Auditorium
at
Terrace;
W.
Alexander.
H.
F.
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Timn
o.n
i
i,o,
nnrf
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R.ikpr
lerrace
JUUi
viviu
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mil.
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v.
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The
British
Columbia
Distillery
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Ulilih
H!
Co,pany
Unuloa
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ni
ui
nicnic
picnic
;
1"
Salt
Lake
which
4
",;,n'
yrars
one
of
most
popular
Grassy
Bay
and
Hake
also
are
being
-
is
Dossiw.
Doors
close
at
10:30.
Price,
Civic
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
G.
Benson,
Centre
members
25
cents,
non-,
Burns
Lake;
C.
Nellson
and
L.
members
50
cents.
Refresh-
;
Hanberg,
Prince
George;
Miss
N.
ments.
l86c)lEnnis,
Klncolith;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
IJ.
H.
Froese,
Kincolith;
J.
A.
Annual
United
Service
of
p'Van
.San
Francisco.
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similar
lines.;
Evangelical
Witness,
Wednes-
!
,u.
ctlairman
of
t.h
',
dav
niclit.
at
at.
Andrew's
Cath
.....uee,
told
:he
Chamber
of
mating
Monday
notice
.
,
iihh
rfMTr
h
:
:
"
S
edral,
8
p.m.
Preacher:
The
Rev.
H.
O.
Olsen.
"In
the
Shadow
of
the
Cross."
During
the
hour
preceding,
an
instrumental
recording
of
The
Seven
Words
1
Haydn)
will
be
played.
(85c)
w
Want
Ads
VERYTHING
All
merckandise
purchased
from
today
on
will
be
priced
ot
the
new
list
prices
in
accordance
with
the
budget
announcement.
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Baskets
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novelties
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V
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rnmnMV
Limited
has
firowlni
demand
for
Its
products
both
at
home
and
In
j
;
mi
1
tU.
X.
l.
ZtwIZd
Initio,
over
t.,e
rust
few
year,
world
marke.s-an
expansion
program
that
kevr-s
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hStn
wfth
British
CCumbia
growth
and
prosper.
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