.
!
Prinre
Rupert
Daily
Mows
Thursday,
April
'3.
1053
Archdeacon
Hodson
Retiring
Sunday
After
More
Than
40
Years
in
Miimtm
New
Zealand
Wants
No
Part
of
Plan
To
Take
Grizzly
Bears
From
Canada
.
Archdearoii
for
the
elfU
and
h
i
n.
t
HlMt'ml
to
Tlir
luily
Ni
s
..
"
-
vi
urfn
-
J
ilKlirPKsrfl
111
rrifrli
u
t
l
i..n
ti..
..
Oiiii,,..
'
,
.
'
:
,
--.u
ins
ii
jiru
m,
leaving
tie
Kladimii
.
nUnlstry
in
the
Church
of
fcng-
Terrace
where
he
had
spent
College
si.
.
m
land
will
come
to
a
close
this
tltieP
)apl,y
yettrS-
.
,
He
Wt,t
.h
li
By
J.
C.
GRAHAM
Canada
to
add
to
the
country's
It
is
almost
uninhabited
and
Canadian
Press
CMrrc-Duuaciit
attractions
for
hunters.
.
long
arms
of
the
sea
wind
inland
i
th
Hitnr
nf
the
New
York
tor
many
miles
between
steep,
'"N
Regret
ut
their
leaving
were
the
orulrif.
prulrics
In
i..
Sunday
when
Arcncieacon
noa-on
holds
hU
tarewell
services
AUCKLAND.
N.Z.
CP
New
felt
bv
ail
nresent
an
thev
huH
In
'.i.'n
h.
,
.
"
In
St.
Matthews
CMireli.
He
and
Mrs
HodM
rt
are
leaving
next
week
r
Nunalnui,
where
they
will
live
in
retire
come
to
the
church
at
a
time
of
Caledonia
to
H
when
Terrace
was
without
an
Kitwanga.
ritm
t4t,,
Anglican
clergyman.
where
he
2
i
The
Arehflftll'flfl
Wuu
imrn
i.i
rnttiinir
...
v.
'
'
Zealand
wants
no
part
of
Can-
magazine,
wno
nas
nunwu
em
-
i
ada's
grizzly
bears.
ih
North
America
recently
made
GOOD
HI
NTING
GROINI)
Australian-born
N.
Hudson,
a
trip
to
New
Zealand's
Fiord-
Ktordland
is
a
growing
attrac-
!
editor
of
Field
and
Stream,
has
;
land,
the
great
area
cf
moun-
tion
t0
st)OI
tMnen
because
of
i
sponsored
a
scheme
to
introduce
!
tains
and
forest
in
the
extreme
hcrds
0
mj
deer
and
wapiti,
i
grizzlies
to
this
Dominion
from
!
southwest
corner
of
the
country.
hroUgnt
from
overseas,
which
-
Ml.
'
'
-
r
w
iprra,-.
1..
ment
war
one
of
their
sons.
England
70
yearn
ago
and
came
three
v,
..
.
.
"
A
congregational
farewel
par
y
,
'
,
to
whfre
he
have
become
established
there.
Hudson
believes
bears
would
WAX
nrlli
iur
inriii
muiiuiijr
in
,
.
.
r
.
jfin'r-
V
'"
-
'
?
thrive
in
the
area
and
hunters
from
all
over
the
world
would
be
Experimental
Homes
Defy
Old
Building
Regulations
attracted
,
the
recreational
hall
at
the
Home
1
for
the
Aged
and
more
than
60
people
gathered
to
wish
them
God'a
speed,
good
health
and
happiness
In
their
new
surroundings.
i
Omiii'i
and
cards
were
enjoy
Zealand
has
turned,
l
f
1'.
.
v
,1
f
.
71
on'the
in
j
5
'
down
proposal
f
s
1
New
thumbs
SWEET
GRACE
-
SYDNEY.
Australia
5
An
cx-
Now
a
new
agreement
between
no
uncertain
rrimpntal
village
is
to
be
built
the
Royal
Australian
Institute
Said
K.
W.
Kouch.
tiueitor
or.
.
-i
-
w;
-
"
jS!
-.J
SOFT
KID
HIGH
HEEL
SANDAL
kland
zoo
and
a
leading
i
.A
'
T.
'
r"
J
.-i.or
her
in
whirh
each
of
the
of
Architects
and
the
New
South
the
Auc
100
homes
will
defy
many
of
the
Wales
housing
commission
will
authority
on
wild
i.fe:
j
.
.r
:
y
,
j
'
i
1
present
government
and
muni-
allow
at
least
a
inai
oi
wnaiiuc;
"New
Zealand
has
aireauy
naa
,
.
"
.
a
"T
'
j
,.ti
rruiiint.iims
architects
claim
is
"a
common-
costly
exot
rience
of
the
dangers
i
.
j
-
"
f
'
i
Ui;'-,ii-.-
C'fl
.
:m
....
i
Architects
have
long
felt
un-
sense
application
oi
un
or
introducing
animals,
wnen-
happy
about
what
they
eonsid-
training
in
contemporary
plan-
evor
an
animal
has
been
brought
ered
were
antiquated
and
long
the
use
of
advanced
in
another
has
had
to
be
lm-
out-of-date
building
laws.
Some
knowledge
in
building
materials
to
koPp
lt
m
check.
The
f
these
demanded
a
minimum
'"
technique
without
ncces-
resu;t
ts
an
abundance
of
pests
ed
by
Ohm
pie.i.t
and
everyone
Joined
In
with
the
community
Ringing
with
Mrs
C.
J
Nor-rington
at
the
piano
Mrs
1..
Newhouser
gave
a
.solo
aiid
a
trio
was
ruiir
by
Mrs
CV
Martin,
Jim
Norrlngton
and
Lcn
Ilghton.
Refreshment
were
nerved
by
the
Senior
and
Evening
branches
of
the
Women
Auxiliary
to
the
guests
seated
at
a
lung
i
Uible.
followlmt
which
Mr
Ralph
:
Corey
presented
the
An
hHe.iron
iwith
a
v.ell-fillcl
wallet
Mrs-.
!
E
S.
Laird,
president
ol
the
j
senior
branch
of
the
Women'
j
Auxiliary
then
gave
Mis
llod-4son,
on
behalf
of
the
member.
I
a
Jewelled
brooch.
celling
height
of
nine
feet.
ri!y
conforming
to
any
exisi-Others
prohibited
washing
ma-
iR
building
ordinances,
chines
in
kitchens
and
insisted
The
operation
from
planning
that
every
hou.se
have
tubs
and
to
final
supervision
of
the
com-a
laundry
boiler
whether
or
not
plctcd
village
will
be
the
respon-thcre
was
to
be
a
washing
ma-
sibility
of
a
committee
of
private
chine.
Other
regulations
re-
architects
selected
by
the
insti-fused
to
allow
concrete
floors
tute
with
an
architect
from
the
unless
supported
on
piers.
housing
commission.
and
nuisances
Hears
would
do
well
here,
but
there
is
not
a
wide
range
of
food
for
them
in
Fiord-land,
liefore
long
they
mijjht
move
into
the
sheep
and
rattle
country.
I
think
people
would
be
sorry
after
a
few
years."
,
IIINTKKS
DISAGKCE
Only
hunters
favored
the
idea.
and
they
were
not
unanimous.
A
member
of
the
National
Deerstalkers'
Association.
Arthur
.MA
GOAT
SK.I.MS
K
I5E
GIUMi
HI
K
OlFsritlNG
a
last-minule
word
of
caution
as
they
visiting
In
the
barnyard
oil
ft
farm
near
Owen
Sound,
Ort.
One
of
the
quadruplets
U
almost
hidden
and
only
his
hd
appear
1
..i
tially
at
the
right.
Mother
and
kids
are
owned
by
Wesley
Tr..-;firl
of
Invennay.
Commons
Speeds
Legislation
To
End
Session
by
May
8
-By
Tlie
Culi.ul...l
Vn
ut
OTTAWA.
The
Commons
is
reaching;
dee)
into
the
government's
legislative
barrel
these
days
in
an
obvious
purt
to
finish
the
present
session
early
next
month
target
date
is
May
H.
1
NEW
IMPORTED
Hamilton,
declared
that
it
would
Spring
Prints
HOBBY
SHOW
be
an
excellent
Idea
to
introduce
a
really
high-class
game
animal
to
Fiordland.
It
would
double
its
value
as
a
sporting
asset.
.
95
But
K.
W.
Dalrymple.
who
has
$11
PRICE
Outstanding
designs
in
printed
cambrics.
36
inches
wide.
hunted
i
bears
in
the
Rockies,
said:
"Bears
build
up
on
wild
blueberries,
raspberries,
cranber
BAND
SYMPHONY
EXHIBITS
A
new
method
of
print
ries,
wild
onions
and
wild
par
The
main
Job
now
i
con
id
snips.
They
also
like
saimon.
f,,r
tin.
ing,
colours
ore
fast
to
(ration
'
of
estimates
We
have
no
food
like
that
for
,
.,
,..,.
T,,
nm.
i::r
com:.'.".
Justice
Minister
Oar.-on
ur-tid
that
the
committee
sunlight
and
washing
LILAC
KID
LEA
SANDAL
with
Viotcttc
Vamp
Overlay
Halter
Strop
bears.
After
all.
the
griz.ly
is
not
j
'
.
sw;ndin
pr(,cnim
for
,hl,
much
ot
an
ammai
to
num.
d(.n.irtmenU
of
national
defence
Irame
an
amendment
to
th
Films
Social
Hour
h:is
main
iiihk;
.o
iv,
w
......
.
h,
works
already
w
a?
n
i
I'ft'.
him.'
been
approved.
it
Demonstrations
BEAUTY
GRACE
COMFOR-
20
new
patterns
to
choose
from.
Designs
usually
seen
in
bfftcr
closs
Silks
36"
wide
Yard
89C
Vogue
Shoes
Limife
Legislation
given
fin
il
approval
this
week
includes
Abolition
of
the
annu.il
radio
licence
lee
j
Amendments
to
the
Cin.t-tii-.n
Shipping
Ad
tn:htrnin
n
mnrements
for
Ciinndian
?hl
(arrylng
ship-to-shorc
rommu-.
niration
facilities.
vctiun
"to
offset
the
extremely
ri
irrow
interpn
tation
given
It
by
an
Alberta
magistrate
"
Mr
Oarson
.sai.l
the
mngU-t:a'e
acquitted
a
publisher
on
.1
charge
ol
publishing,
dlstrib-u!nig
or
M'lhng
rrlme
comics
ini
au.se
Ihe
(omlc
did
not
depict
the
actual
commUslon
of
the
riime
Later.
Mr
Oarson
said
he
referred
to
a
19fl
rase
In
Calgary
in
which
the
Alberta
New
Company
was
acquitted.
Sinclair
Says
Controls
Needed
In
All
Waters
FRIDAY,
SATURDAY
and
SUNDAY
April
24,
25
and
26
3
toi
506
3rd
W.
Green
S95
FRASER
&
PAYNE
OTTAWA
(CP)
High
seas
as
Extension
of
in"
eterans
Advertising
in
the
Daily
News
Brings
ttuH
CIVIC
CENTRE
well
as
off-shore
fishing
should
'
T,n.lf;,
Act
according
Kore-n
-
'A
be
subject
to
international
con-
war
tidier,,
tho
fame
benefits
trol.
says
fisheries
Minister
j.
p,
thow
of
the
Second
World.
Sinclair
War
tt
will
stay
In
force
until
He
told
the
eiehth
annur.l
the
rnd
of
tnP
1954
parliament-1
meeting
of
the
Flserles
Council
nry
JOSS(.,n
of
Canada
Tuesday
thiit
Canada
i
q
a
wide
eiics
i
f
nir.en
in
recent
years
has
built
up
a
m,.nlfl
to
the
C'i'iTrnship
Art
'
si
rles
or
international
rish
eon-
m
Amendments
to
th-
Inf'i;
n
!
sewatlon
treaties
without
coun-
A(.t
rhn
fly
to
provide
fovern-
,
f
ro
.rt
anywhere
else
in
the
,,.,
JoanK"
to
Indians
for
clear-
I
world.
j.,
hrfaklne
new
I
nd
i
These
treaties
covered
both
),i1t
to
provide
uriversityi
coa;.ts
However,
preasure
from
..Hurittion
for
ehtldren
.f
Dm-
i
I'reign
fishermen
coming
each
tf.n
f,rrvicemen
who
lost
th
!r
!
'.cir
with
new
and
better
equip-
yVP
n
rvlre
devrl'vd
t-
:'
-ncn.
w-.s
increasing
Veteran
Minister
Lanotnte
as
f
-
C
.
"Vjth
such
pressure,
too
Hie
firt
lelsl-.itm
of
lt
l-ii-i
'")
fi'-h'can
be
catight.
when
in
thP
.0rld
was
riven
seeoni
lv
fisherv
will
become
un-
mriino
mm
1
"(fnor-il1
fjr
ail.
Thus
proter-(ion
of
the
resources
In
the
sea
is
a
b
:.4e
necessity,
not
only
for
cur
time
but
for
t!ie
future."
PROGRAM
Friday
Afternoon
Optus
at
2
p.m.
until
5
p.m.
Movies
at
2:30
p.m.
and
3:30
p.m.
Friday
Evening
Opens
at
1
p.m.
until
10
p.m.
High
School
Band
Music
7:30
p.m.
Flowercraft
demonstration
8:30
pin.
Movies
at
7:30
p.m.
and
8:30
p.m.
Leatiu
rwork
demonstration
ti
-
10
p.m.
Soturday
Afternoon
Opens
2
p.m.
until
5
p.m.
Movies
at
2:30
pin.
and
3:30
p.m.
Teen
Leatherwork
demonstration
2:30
p.m.
Saturday
Evening
Open
7
p
m.
until
10
p.m.
Movies
at
7:30
p.m.
and
8:30
p.m.
C'opiiercraft
demonstration
8:30
p.m.
Flowercraft
demonstration
8:30
p.m.
Leatherwork
by
adults
8:30
p
m.
Sunday
Afternoon
Open
from
2
p.m.
until
5
p
m.
Movies
at
2:3u
p.m.
and
3:30
p.m.
Symphony
Orchestra
3:00
p.m.
Afternoon
Tea
3:00
to
5:00
p.m.
Flowercraft
demonstration
3
-4
p.m.
Cnpperrrart
demonstration
3-4
p.m.
Leatherwork
demonstration
3-4
p.m.
Sunday
Evening
ders
ea
VnHer
it
such
rhl'dren
who
nre
hieh
srh'K'l
godtnti
s
un
wnnt.
to
attend
unl'-eriitv
v:'t
crt
their
university
tuition
I'M
pnlrt
plus
a
S'VVa-monMi
s
i-si.tmce
allowmre.
Tr-n-nort
Minister
C'hevri
r
h-"!
tnblcl
a
rnpv
of
nn
oi''er-irt-counejl
b
7
r
r
I
n
r:
C'"v'!i
m
iil';
from
e'lllln'r
:.t
p'"-t
,
1,
th-
rtd
f'hln-i
m'tinl
iv
in'!
?"o'th
Korea
cyr-rjt
rnr!i"
!:
f:
pe
The
ertpn
wi
t
l'
n
In
"
'itnrtion
with
flrlti'ln
and
in-I'nited
Rt-it.es.
but
:
n
ofl"
'I
sriid
as
far
as
Canada
Is
concerned
it
Is
mainly
an
inwir-enec
move.
No
Cnnarii-in
;.'ii;-.
have
visited
these
are;is
for
t
.vo
on
Thur.'.div
1
03
1
KI.KR
iwrlln'
eii'.lil
iit
3
o'cliK-k
Mr-:rl
T'
T
Pin
IVwIinr:
banquet.
Vallrdl'i
Hi.ll,
Friday.
8
30
pin.
CjOpi
Nfet
tins
cf
the
Prinr
e
r?u-IK-rt
Fishing
Vessel
Owners
As-.ociation
will
tie
held
Thursday,
April
23,
in
the
Civic
Centre.
7:30
p.m.
if)",)
vr
:rs.
K'.n.
of
Norway
whist
and
The
Commons
criminal
1
(
..lii'c.
Tri'l
iv.
April
24.
Whist
committee
has
held
up
a
iweti.ei
ft
p.m.,
dance
HJ
j
2
O'xid
of
the
proposed
eriitiin-il
rorli'
P'izis
ncfreshments.
Fun
for
revision
to
clarify
the
ban
011
Kix
ial
Hour
Open
9
p.m.
until
10
p.m.
Movies
9
p.m.
everybody.
Music,
by
Mike
Co-1
.'u.v.i
and
accompaniment.
(96i
VWH
welcome
CALVERT
HOl
SE
first
for
its
smoothness,
Iit
Ik"Iv'
and
delightful
boutjuct.
litre
a
you'll
really
enjoy!
You'll
welcome
CALVERT
HOtSE
again
because
its
outstanding
brings
you
rare
value.
,
.
it's
ll,c
1
in
fine
Canadian
WhUty!
"oilA
v'"r?i?
'6,
5s
ALL
KINDS
A
Moke
-r
A
Model
k
A
Year
to
si
it
vol-
.
.
.
II
P!vmmilh
2-!ir,
22
Od'i
miles.
Good
shaix;
throughout
S17H.1
3
f
iislom
Ford
Furdnr.
(IcxkI
rubber.
Healer.
Sea
Mist
Green
Sl.lfi..
50
Meteor
Sedan.
New
2-tnne
A
real
family
car
Sliilj
SPIXTAI.
SPF.C
HI,
50
Monarch
(
unvertilile,
completely
automatic
with
every
poKsiole
extra....
A
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Sec
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