Thursday,
April
29,
n,
Thf
erSianadian
loungsters
hace
.
;
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:
j.r
.
....
Obiii
xCP
Ah
airplafae
now
L
betnsrused
to
direct
the
hunt
for
Wblves
who
have
been,
ravaging
reindeer
flocks
In
Norway's
northernmost
province
of
Flnrufirk.
Bleak
Future
Says
Ireland
Francois
Area
,
Seeks
Power
From
Burns
Lake
Special
to
Trie
Dully
News
TTPANrnTS
T.AKIT
PnssihlHfv
Board
Allocates
Roosevelt
Park
Playing
Times
people
around
to
make
bathing
huts
pay
in
this
Kent
seaside
town,
so
the
council
Is
closing
!
them.
j
An
intellectual
Sahara
as
the
inheritance
facing
today's
children
was
forecast
by
Willard
Ireland,
provincial
librarian
and
archivist
speaking
here
last
night,
as
he
ribbed
Canadians
for
their
smug
approach
OUR
POLICY
We
Sell
to
Satisfy
We
Serve
to
Please
Times
for
the
use
of
Roosevelt
park
were
laid
down
last
night
I
of
obtaining
electric
power
from
:
PRE-FISHING
SEASON
by
the
Panes
poaro.
wun
me
URe
f
tbJs
dlstrlct
was
Senior
Baseball
Association
get-
.
,
to
Canadianism.
annV."
annWlanV.
1
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.
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v
v
Speaking
to
the
Prince
Rupert
'
t"ThTVh.
,
Z
cherished
the
advances
of
Can-Canadian
.,,n
r-iu
.v..
Club
the
on
topic,
rfi
.,,
m..
ting
the
lion's
share
of
the
alio-
"
"
"
"-"""b
cations.
the
Farmers'
Institute,
attended
Letters
from
the
Senior
Base
"Something
to
Cherish,
Dy
i;yru
oneuura,
muv.
Mr.
Shelford
promised
the
50
maternity
wear
infants'
wear
CHILDREN'S
CLOTHE
era.
SUB-TEENS
ball
Association,
the
Pony
League
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Tootball
Association
were
read
asking
for
time
at
the
Acropolis
Hill
park.
The
seniors
wanted
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Sunday
afternoons;
the
Pony
League
asked
attending
the
session
that
he
would
look
into
the
matter,
suggesting
that
the
power
would
probably
be
made
available
if
local
resdlenta
were
willing
to
work
on
the
project,
preparing
All
This
and
Service
Too
Friday,
April
30
10-2
a.m.
The
STORK
ShopW
that
Canada
was
giving
its
children,
through
the
schools,
an
appetite
for
drama,
music
and
art,
when
it
was
not
prepared
to
give
them
those
things
in
adulthood.
He
said
that
Canadians
had
three
main
approaches
to
Canadianism.
There
was
the
"tourist"
approach
of
people
who
cherished
the
beauty
spots
of
the
country,
each
becoming
sentimental
over
a
lake,
a
mountain,
a
marsh
in
his
own
neighborhood.
There
was
the
Intellectual
or
Legion
Auditorium
Jake's
Rhythm
Kings
And
finally
there
was
ihe
businessman'3
approach,
Whose
proponents
went
Into
raptures
over
statistics
on
Canada's
production
and
potential
wealth.
There
was
nothing
wrong
with
any
or
all
of
those
approaches,
said
Mr.
Ireland,
but
they
left
much
to
be
desired
In
a
nation
which
was
defined
by
St.
Augustine
as
"an
association
of
reasonable
beings
united
In
a
peaceful
sharing
of
things
they
cherish."
Defining
"cherioi."'
ns
more
than
just
love,
but
a
willingness
to
do
something
for
the
thing
cherished,
he
said
that
Canadians
failed
to
cherish
their
form
of
government.
In
their
w.a.
United
Fishermen
and
Allied
Workers'
Union
for
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
holes
for
the
power
line
poles,
and
Saturday
afternoons.
The
j
The
member
also
gave
a
brief
football
group
sought
playing
talk
on
improved
conditions
in
time
on
Wednesday,
Friday
and
Central
B.C.,
after
which
the
In-occasional
Saturday
nights.
j
stltute
business
meeting
was
The
board
granted
all
the
held.
senior
baseball
requests,
allowed
I
the
Ponv
League
Mondays,
Frl-
I
FRANCOIS
LAKE
Weather
is
days
and
Saturday
afternoons
continuing
cold
here
and
the
and
agreed
to
the
football
asso-
lake
remains
frozen,
with
the
elations
bid
for
Wednesday's
Ice
still
in
use
as
a
road
across
and
Saturday
afternoons
but
not
the
lake.
However,
Clarence
Fridays.
I
Durban
broke
through
the
Ice
near
shore
lulu
alklnB
atro.ss
The
board
refused
an
offer
from
Hyde
Transfer
for
any
of
,
recently.
KIDDIES
!
PERSONALS
failure
to
exercise
their
right
to
vote.
2,000
yards
of
fill
at
$2
a
yard,
Frank
Calder.
Atlin
MLA,
ar-j
rived
here
yesterday
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
brief
busi-i
ness
visit.
He
came
from
Bella
i
Coola
where
he
has
spent
the
i
past
week
reporting
on
the
leg-'
IkIhMvp
RpjiKinn
s
And
aill
return
In
International
-elations
Canadians
were
inclined
to
be
complacent
about
their
reputation
abroad,
second
to
no
other
nation.
Instead
of
cherishing
Raying
that
they
had
no
need
for
that
type
of
till
at
the
moment.
The
Rotary
tennis
courts
will
be
rolled
and
the
board
approved
a
motion
to
buy
a
new
nylon
ARCH-PAL
RUNNERS
for
ploy
and
everyday
CUSHION
HEEL
ARCH
SUPPORT
CUSHION
INSOLE
ill
r$g
I
)
For
economy
(
1
1
I
south
tonight
to
Ocean
Falls
that
reputation,
they
complained
;
where
a
meetinir
b
r.eheduled
about
the
cost
of
the
Colombo
While
nei
aim
iiwurvea
inr
c,iy
ores
plan
uhich,
helping
to
nrevent.
mmmiinUm
In
harlrn
urri
,
department
to
install
It.
A
fish
-e
tor,.
.
countries.
al.o
b.Htered
Canada's
'
net
"
'1M
?e
'eJ
to
P-
,
remits
inn
in
tlin-e
rninJiiex.
,
ict
the
apartments
adjacent
to
for
Monday
night.
l
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
C.
Hill,
1413
Eighth
Avenue
Fast,
returned
home
aboard
the
Rupert
yester-
!
dpy
from
a
veek-iong
stay
in
i
Vancouver,
where
;they
visited
Snug
heel
fit,
lots
of
toe
room.
in
colors
of:
In
the
field
of
arts,
he
said,
!
th
'
couurts-
',
,
,
,
people
were
smug
about
the
In-
I
7,ewb(rd
agTr"
toJ'Y.
dividual
accomplishments
but
ba.r,bccL,wlr
"
,th
b,?f
'
failed
to
support
those
arts.
bcll,m
the
cl,-v.
Ha'
,
Se"'lce
.
.
park
to
prevent
children
from
Canada
s
dominion
drama
fes-
m
Qver
th
ed
tlval
would
have
collapsed
if
a
.
"
'
brwrry
hadn't
underwritten
it
?Ruby,
Plaid.
Blue,
Green,
BrownRed,
Jade.
T
Sizes
4
to
2.
Priced
from
$2.69
to
$2.95
Mrs.
Hill's
brother.
';
.
'
t
:.
f
Dr.
S.
F.
Carr
and
nurses
of
the
Skeena
Public
Health
Unit
three
vears
ago.
Tlie
national
!
Pnnort
I
AnSMI
staff
al?o
returned
aboard
the
SURROUNDINGS
I
I
)
I
CAHNCD
FOODS
Commodore
Cafe)!
V
--"
D
Rupert
yesterday
from
an
Easter
art
gallery
In
Ottawa
in
192
had
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
a
complete
staff.
inriiHtin"
ir.i
Card
Series
Ends
week
public
health
conference
tors,
of
four.
The
civic
art
gal
lery
in
the
city
of
Toledo,
Ohio,
'
had
a
staff
of
28.
Canade's
Ubrari?.
too.
were
'
The
final
session
of
the
Can-
j
adian
Legion
weekly
card
party
scries
was
staged
In
the
Legion
hall
last
night
with
nine
tables
!
In
play.
Scries
prizes
will
be
presented
at
a
wind-up
party,'
scheduled
for
May
5.
.
j
Shingles
not
cherished.
In
some
provin-
ces,
80
per
cent
of
the
people
uu
no
library
facilities.
Finally,
he
said,
Canada's
soul
in
the
south.
'sn
nrrivio"
?ibnrd
the
Rupert
wre
the
Ven.
Edward
Hod-
on
and
Mrs.
Hodson
of
Nanalmo.
Mr.
Hodson.
former
archdeacon
f
Caledonia,
will
be
Incumbent
't
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
here
for
the
next
month,
during
the
bsen':e
ot
toe
Hev.
Canon
Basil
Proi
ktpr
who
is
visiting
former
parishes
in
Alberta
and
Saskatchewan,
i
Popular
D.
R.
"Doc"
Allen
has
taken
over
purser's
duties
on
needs
some
cherishing,
and
left
'
'lis
audi-""
with
th'
words
of
I
you
-never
even
Queen
Elizabeth
when
she
urged
a'i
i
hi
mild
m
i
t
-r
m
ill
last
night's
play
saw
Mrs.
Lena
Amoth
and
All
Jensen
take
Women's
and
men's
honors
In
whist.
Crib
winner
were
Mrs.
M.
Simpson
and
0
K.
Olsen
while
topping
bridge
players
were
Mrs.
Peachy
and
Mrs.
Molly
Montgomery.
'
.,
.
t
The
committee
In
chaise
ln-
r'uded
Mrs.
Buttcrlck,
Mrs.
L.
i
Franklin
and
Mrs.
Montgomery.
thought
of
ine
Kupert
lor
the
summer
season.
'
I
1M
AVOUITi
CIOA
fOU
tVMT
OCCASION
;
-if
the
Commonwealth
to
go
lor-
;
unwavering
faith
and
a
quiet
heart,
with
the
covrage
to
ven-ur
beyond
the
s.ifelies
of
the
past.
"WIVES
SHOULD
BE
WELL
EDUCATED"
MONTREAL
ff
Higher
edu-'ation
for
women
Is
the
answer
to
"many
of
the
Increasingly
serious
social
problems"
of
mod-;rn
Canadian
lue,
a
Roman
Catholic
trirls'
college
said
to-lay.
A
brief
prepared
for
the
Que-jec
royal
commission
on
constitutional
problems
said
well-educated
wives
create
a
"solidar-y
of
family
life."
Oailr
Sf
wt
Want
Alg
Get
Kejulls
5'".
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1
1
:
a
few
'
'
-is
I
A
J1:
i
Standing
directly
between
you
and
the
-
weather,
the
roof
is
the
most
important
J
element
id
your
home.
;
Therefore
you
need
a
roof
you
can
trust,
made
rom
shingles
you
can
count
on.
Shingles
that
are
right
for
your
roofs
-shingles
that
fit
in
.style,
colour
and
per-
formance.
,
Barrett
makes
a
sliingle
style
for
every
type
of
roof
imaginable
.
.
.
and
some
you
never
even
thought
of.
Giant,
three
tab
strips
a
yard
across
.
.
.
shingles
with
built-in
-shadows,
shingles
that
lock
together,
sliingles
that
are
light
and
shingles
that
are
heavy.
'Shingles
specially
made
for
re-roofing.
5;
And
these
shingles
have
colour.
ihAtnT'
f
GRASS
SHEARS
mmm
I
Spumlcss
steel
tray.
fUAWNMOWERS
Tempered
tool
steel
blades
with
keen
rutting
ed!es.
Hardwood,
handles.
forced
rolled
edges.
W
steel
handles.
Ban-bear-"
disc-type
wheel.
Col
wish
our
von
Fngineered.
adjusted
for
fast
ruttlt:?.
smooth
running.
Precision
built
for
years
of
troublo-fre)f
-service.
Five
spirfll-cuttlrg
blades
of
finest
Stiff
field
.steel.
Rigid
cutter
bur
with
precision
ground
,llp
Vclgc.
Securely
niouiited
DAYLIGHT
SAVING
OR
STANDARD?
TIME
WILL
BE
LOCAL
1A
T
-
V
I
hardwood
lnnd
roller.
Quality
needs
packaeed
by
reputable
Seed
Houses
suarai
hiuheiit
possible
getniinatlon.
For
the
best
seeds
see
selection
now.
,
,
!21-75
ybu'd
seen
before
Soft,
pleasant
pastels
with
frost-white
overtones.
They're
known
as
Frostone
colours.
'
;In
gray,
green,
red
or
blue,
they're
perfect
for
ranch-style
homes.
i
t
Deep,
full
colours,
blended
with
shades
3bf
the
same
colour.
They're
known
as
Full-v3one
colours.
In
Mack,
green,
red
or
blue,
liey're
right
for
larger
homes.
If
you're
planning
a
new
roof,
it
might
3ie
worth
your
comfort
to
see
your
Darrelt
VChere
there's
dirt
there's
germs.
But
2
tahlespoonstul
of
"JAVKX"
per
gllon
of
cleaning
water
.
.
.
DISINFECTS
os
it
CLEANS,
WHITENS
REMOVES
STAINS
BRIGHTENS
and
DEODORIZES
TIME
GARDEN
HOSE
Qood
quality
rubber
reinforced
wllh
strong
fibre
cords
built
into
the
rubber.
Tough,
durable
and
flexible,
It
will
stand
up
to
years
of
use
with
normal
care
and
attention.
(dealer.
From
Barrett
has
offices
in
Halifax,
Montreal,
.Toronto,
Winnipeg
and
Vancouver.
"JAVnX"
gcu
things
thoroughly
clean,
safely
sweet
and
sanitary.
1o
save
countless
steps
.
.
.
SHOVELS
THI
BARRETT
COMPANY,
LIMim
1
n
u
...
4
D
...
On
and
after
April
25th
(when
many
Canadian
and
U.S.
communities
adopt
Daylight
Saving
Time)
all
TCA
arrivals
and
departures
will
hequoted
in
l.ooiL
time.
That
is
either
Daylight
Saving
Time
or
Standard
Time
whichever
is
in
effect
in
the
city
of
arrival
or
departure.
This
step
is
taken
as
a
convenience
to
our
passengers.
.
TRANS-CAN
ADA
AIR
LINES
Strong,
steel
blade,
12'
J"
by
9".
anchored
to
stout
hardwood
handle.
.ruuer
oi,
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K.C.
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Each
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lit?
ITurht
4nd
the
M
ca(itr
since
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8'd
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2Sf
'
i
j
yrTJ
1
each
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1
room,
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Hill
i
J
nti
lHundrj'
.
.
,
f
Win
'ur
daily
use
to
Ey.
MARTIN
SEYNO'JR
Snvc
on
decora
ting
costs
with
these
fine,
ca.-y
to
miply.
paints.
In
all
the
modern
A
Hu"
your
faiu-'
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TANKS
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lo
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1.70
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2.75
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n
AICC
Reinforced
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steel
head
has
14
ivAlCjl
teeth.
5-ft.
hardwood
handle
MACC
Pcl
blade
has
a
solid
shank
for
llvC
J
added
strength.
5-ft.
hardwood
handle
rAfJIC
polished
sines
forged
from
spring
IvKlXJ
'steel.
Sturdy
hardwood
handle
.
.
Reinforced
metal
head.
Flcx-
I
3Un
P)kP
",1c
sPrlnK
steel
teeth.
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