Home
Oil
Official
Here
For
Station
Opening
MfNril,
iNf
.
sales
sales
manaeer
manager
of
of
Oil
Oil
nutHK..
Distributors
.
Kill
can
give
the
motorlne
nubile
nf
o.n.
b..
future.
"With
the
sreat
rievelnn-
Sheardowns
Super
Service
Station,
Parking
Lot
To
Be
Opened
Tomorrow
Prince
Rupert
to
at-
;tor
in
WISHES
FOR
i
-tv.
c
mi
pert
and
district
the
type
of
service
they
deserve.
ments
In
the
northern
part
of
the
province.
Prince
Rupert
should
become
the
distributing
a
the
opening
of
bheardowns
His
.
n
company,
.
he
said,
u,
believes
relieves
;;t!.
Service.
McNeil
said
now
Home
ior
me
enure
north
ucinre
-"'"c
i
.
,
that
Prince
Rupert
has
a
great
(country."
SUCCESS
The
Sheardown
Brothers
of
Prince
Rupert
have
come
up
with
a
new
Idea
for
service
to
their
AND
ft
in
a
Siicg
CONGRATULATIONS?:
lVl5
cess
ARE
EXTENDED
TO
TO
ers
can
park
their
car
at
the
lot,
walk
a
short
distance
to
Super-Value,
choose
their
groceries,
and
have
them
delivered
to
the
parking
lot.
When
the
rest
of
their
shopping
is
done,
they
can
go
back
and
pick
up
their
car
and
groceries
at
the
lot.
C.
R.
(Rip)
Choquette
will
be
in
full
charge
of
the
service
station
and
parking
lot.
A
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
district
for
the
past
three
years,
he
has
been
connected
with
seYvice
station
work
for
about
23
years.
A
navy
veteran,
he
worked
in
the
Vancouver
motor
vehicle
inspec
tion
depot
as
examining
mechanic
and
at
a
number
of
the
major
oil
company
stations
in
Vancouver.
The
Sheardown
brothers,
Allan,
Harry
and
Bill,
in
announcing
the
opening,
said
they
expected
the
same
high
service
at
the
station,
as
is
expected
in
Super-Valu
store.
Opening
day
tomorrow,
starting
at
(
a.m.,
will
see
balloons
handed
out
to
children,
gifts'
for
men
and
women,
and
special
door
prizes,
15-pound
turkeys,
with
the
draw
to
be
made
at
5
p.m.
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
NEWEST
AND
MOST
MODERN
SERVICE
STATION
Sheardowns
Super-Service
ON
THE
OPENING
OF
THEIR
NEW,
MODERN
SERVICE
STATION
Sheardo
wns
Super-Service
customers.
!
It's
Sheardown's
Super-Service
i
Ltd.,
a
service
station
and
park-i
ing
lot
on
the
corner
of
Second
Avenue
and
Second
Street,
designed
mainly
for
service
to
i
Super-Valu
customers,
opening
j
tomorrow.
,
The
parking
lot,
surrounding
i
the
station
on
the
large
corner
;
lot,
Is
designed
for
free
parking
by
8uper-Valu
customers.
They
I
may
park
free
for
an
hour
and
a
half,
presenting
a
current
sales
slip
from
Super-Valu
to
claim
;
their
cars,
after
shopping.
;
And
while
they're
shopping,
they
can
have
their
car
completely
serviced
at
the
modern
,
station
which
boasts
two
of
the
'
new
dual
gas
pumps,
believed
to
be
the
first
in
British
Columbia.
;
Each
pump
is
equipped
with
two
hoses,
two
dials,
two
everything,
so
that
,in
a
pinch,
four
cars
can
,
be
serviced
at
once,
j
Inside
the
station
are
two
hoists,
for
grease
Jobs,
oil
changes,
brake
adjustments
and
other
l
servicing.
The
most
modern
:
eouipmeni
has
been
Installed
for
all
types
of
service
'jobs,
including
a
new
tire
changing
mach
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Newi,
Friday,
December
11,
1953
Mackenzie
King
Influenced'
Commonwealth
Development
J.
H.
BREMNER
Brickwork
and
Plasterer
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
l.
Iai
TORONTO
(CP)
State
Secre
inter
J
s
tary
Pickersgill
said
today
former
prime
minister
Mackenzie
King
from
1922
on
had
a
greater
influence
on
the
development
of
the
Commonwealth
than
any
other
public
man.
Mr.
Pickersgill,
private
secre
tive
and
continuous
Canadian
voice
in
an
Empire
foreign
policy.
However,
Mr.
Pickersgill
said,
Mr.
King
believed
any
common
Empire
policy
would
inevitably
be
the
policy
of
the
United
Kingdom.
Mr.
King
Insisted
there
must
be
a
completely
autonomous
Canadian
foreign
policy.
Painting
and
Decorating
Contractor
Y
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
MAY
WE
EXTEND
OUR
.
.
Best
Wishes
ine
for
faster
and
better
work
with
less
wear
on
the
tire.
And
it
won't
damage
white
sidewalls.
The
service
station
Is
an
L-shaped
building,
about
40
by
40
feet,
with
gas
pumps
under
a
canopy
facing
on
Second
Ave.
'
MODERN
FINISH
Of
concrete
block
construction,
the
building
features
modern
blonde
wood
finishing,
with
r
r
chrome
and
lack
counter
sur-
Wishing
TO
LASTING
SUCCESS
Sheardowns
Super-Service
AND
ON
THE
OPENING
OF
ITS
MODERN
SERVICE
STATION
tary
to
Mr.
King
during
the
last
12
years
of
his
life,
made
the
statement
In
an
address
to
the
Empire
Club.
He
said
Mr.
King
used
his
Influence
"Invariably
and
effect-
i
ively
on
the
side
of
preserving
and
strengthening
this
great1
association
of
free
nations
we
call
the
Commonwealth."
Mr.
Pickersgill
said
Mr.
King
saw
earlier
than
most
public
men
that
the
only
way
the
Commonwealth
could
be
preserved
and
strengthened
was
by
establishing
a
relationship
of
complete
equality
and
autonomy
among
members.
Mr.
King
believed
vestiges
of
former
colonial
relationships
were
sources
of
weakness
to
the
Commonwealth,
but
realized
changes
could
be
made
only
step
by
step
as
public
opinion
developed
or
as
circumstances
raised
issues
which
had
to
be
settled.
GIVES
CONSERVATIVE
CREDIT
Mr.
Pickersgill
said
there
is
much
to
be
said
for
the
view
that
the
foundations
of
the
Commonwealth
were
laid
by
Sir
Robert
Borden,
a
Conservative,
and
that
Mr.
King
merely
carried
on
his
work.
However,
he
said,
there
was
a
fundamental
difference
between
their
conception
of
the
Commonwealth.
,
sir
Robert
advocated
an
imperial
foreign
policy
in
which
,,!
wo.a.
have
a
voice.
He
believed
there
could
be
an
effec
CONGRATULATIONS
TO.
;
faces
in
the
interior
of
the
small
office.
The
modern
rest
rooms
,
for
men
and
women
are
heated.1
In
the
shop
at
the
garage
fluorescent
lighting
and
a
bright
white
and
red
color
scheme
matches
the
exterior
decor.
j
Super-Service
will
feature
Home
OH
products
and
a
com-'
plete
line
of
Firestone
and
Goodyear
tires,
plus
a
wide
stock
of
'
modern
auto
accessories.
Tno
np"
stqtinn
and
parking
lot
with
its
modern
appearance
is
bw
tmrrnvernnt
on
the
lo-
cation,
formerly
little
more
than
an
ugly
hole
In
the
ground.
j
,
F'mw
4
rml
vords
of
fill
wore
used
to
level
off
the
lot
which
is
now
gravelled,
with
sweeping
approaches
from
both
Second
Avenue
and
Second
Street.
When
,
the
fill
is
settled,
probably
next
spring,
the
whole
lot
will
be
'
blacktopped.
SPKCI4I,
SERVICE
j
Besides
the
parking
service
for
Super-Valu
customers,
the
Sheardown
brothers
plan
a
special
delivery
service.
Custom
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
LUMBER
AND
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
900
Second
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Sheardowns
Super-Service
f
imvtm
SMITH
&
ELKINS
LIMITED
PLUMBERS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
OUR
HEARTIEST
Congratulations
(Extendi
inn
TO
Our
Wishes
for
Best
Success
to
Women
Seek
Removal
of
Margarine
Tax
'v-.,,,,
,--.,
Th
Nlional
Council
of
Women
of
Canada
today
called
on
the
government
to
remove
the
10
per
cent
sales
tax
.
margarine.
The
council,
in
a
prepared
h-i-f
id
marenHre
is
"an
economic
necessity
in
many
Homes'
and
called
the
tax
unfair.
The
NCWC
also
asked
he
government
to
scrap
the
means
test
in
the
Blind
Persons
Act,
grant
j
norn
favorable
pensions
to
dc-j
"nrtent
parorits
of
ded
Onim-jiliim
war
veterans
and
provide
I
better
treatment
of
early
sex
i
-""iiders
under
the
Criminal
Code.
It
landed
the
CBC
for
banning
'
alcoholic
liquor
advertising
from
its
programs.
SHEARDOWNS
SUPER-SERVICE
Sheardowns
Super-Service
All
Fill
Supplied
By
M.
J.
Saunders
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
iJ07
WATER
ST.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
Cjranl
and
I
Jewlon
rjLliL
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
B.C.
Congratulations
and
Best
Wishes
to
f
rom
HWsST
c
NSTHUCTDO
I!
General
Contractors
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.