Lnkt
Savs
Yellowknifp
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
October
27,
1953
Ham
ii
ff
en
Changes
in
Unemployment
Benefits
Affect
Holiday,
Separation
Pay
(3o"AII
Out"
for
Duke
er
-
Thousands
of
water
buffalo
The
early
Chinese
made
a
sort
are
still
shot
each
year
in
the
of
paper
from
flax
and
ra?s
ccn-open.
spaces
of
northern
Aus-
turies
before
It
was
adopted
in
tralia.
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Italy.'
OTTAWA
Important
amend
William
J.
Whiff
en
of
708
Tay
iv
HARVEY
Dan
McOrew,
predicted
"there'll
be
a
hot
time
In
the
town
of
Yellowknife.N.W.T.,
when
word
The
Duke
of
given
an
Eng-
of
the
duke's
projected
visit
gets
,view
01
wnav
uc
pay,
received
at
termination
of
employment,
will
not
deprive
a
claimant
of
benefit.
'
Another
amendment
provides
that
when
an
employer
does
not
require
his
employees
to
work
on
the
day
before
a
statutory
holiday,
or
on
the
day
following
the
holiday,
or
on
both,
benefit
will
not
be
paid
for
any
of
the
days
on
which
the
'employees
do
not
dnd
when
he
visits
n
north
next
year.
lor
Street,
left
by
last
night's
train
for
Notre
Dame,
Indiana,
to
visit
his
sister,
Sister
Mary
Leonessa,
who
is
a
member
of
the
order
of
the
Holy
Cross
at
fit.
Mary's
convent
there.
Another
sister,
Mrs.
Eva
de
Mattos
of
New
York
will
join
Mr.
Whif-
ilumnlst,
writing
of
the
midnight
aun
mrougn.
Macdonald
Hastings,
who
visited
Yellowknlfe
18
months
ago,
said
In
the
Dally
Express
that
the
Duke
will
probably
stay
at
Ing-raham's
Hotel
"the
last
place
with
a
bath
before
you
hit
the
ments
to
Unemployment
Insurance
Benefit
Regulations
with
respect
to
holidays,
and
money
received
on
separation
from
employment,
have
been
announced
by
the
Unemployment
Insurance
Commission.
Under
the
new
provisions,
which
are
now
in
effect,
benefit
is
not
paid
to
an
employee
for
the
first
week
of
a
plant
or
factory
shutdown
for
a
general
holiday,
regardless
of
whether
the
.employee
is
paid
for
the
holiday
or
not.
However,
if
the
shutdown
,try
of
Dangerous
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
(Established
1910
MOVING
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PACKING
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CRATING
SHIPPING
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
local.
Nation-wide
and
World-wide
Shipments.
"MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S"
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Phone
60
or
68
-
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
fen
in
visiting
their
sister.
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work.
Formerly,
when
a
person
received
money
from
his
employeer
on
termination
of
employment
(other
than
money
representing
getner
i
0inaiIMn-aK--
for
holiday
lasts
for
more
than
a
week
benefit
is
paid
for
days
fewcomers
jd.iy
night
a
party
(other
than
statutory
holidays)
pension
payments
or
for
overtime)
that
person
was
not
paid
benefit
until
the
period
represented
by
this
money
had
elapsed.
Now
all
money
received
on
termination
will
be
disregarded
In
determining
whether
or
not
a
in
the
second
and
subsequent
weeks,
for
which
the
employee
does
not
receive
pay.
Holiday
the
Wren
division
itham.
The
wren
s
used
as
the
group
was
too
large
to
North
Pole."
"Yellowknlfe
to
me
was
the
surprise
of
a
lifetime,"
added
Hastings.
"I
went
there
dressed
like
a
hairy
caterpillar,
ready
to
dig
myself
an
Igloo.
Yet
soon
1
1
was
sitting
In
a
centrally
heated
hotel
suite.-
THE
WOMEN
DID
IT
The
fact
la,
Hastings
confessed,
that
the
arrival
of
women
Mas
caused
civilization
to
come
to
the
country
.Britons
know
chiefly
through
the
works
of
Robert
W.
Service.
Meanwhile,
the
duke,
who
recently
returned
from
a
holiday
In
Scotland
with
the
Queen,
Is
big
news.
Almost
everything
he
does
causes
a
flutter.
The
other
day
he
spoke
of
the
need
for
an
improved
road
system
In
Britain,
and
shares
of
road-making
companies
promptly
experienced
a
stock
exchange
boom.
About
250,000
was
added
to
the
market
Mrton
ted
by
it.
Wins
at
Whiil
the
party
was
to
with
Select
and
Mail
Your
Overseas
Christmas
Cards
EARLY!
Wrens
together
nrrasion
so
they
Mrs.
A.
J.
Curzon
won
ladles'
person
is
unemployed,
unless
paid
In
consideration
of
the
recipient
undertaking
to
return
to
his
former
'employer
when
required,
in
accordance
with
a
guaranteed
wage
plan,
for
retirement
leave
credits,
or
In
lieu
of
notice.
If
it
is
paid
in
the
circumstances
Just
mentioned
a
person
receiving
it
will
not
be
entitled
to
benefit
until
the
period
represented
by
know
one
another
first
prize
as
13
tables
of
whist
RON
ALLEN
,
.
,
back
home
j
Ron
Allen
Takes
Over
New
Position
A
man
who
began
his
bunking
career
here
23
years
ago
has
returned
as
manager
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal.
Ronald
J.
Alien,
won
of
Prince
Rupert's
first
photographer,
succeeds
Ernie
Paulding,
who
has
been
transferred
to
Duncan,
Vancouver
Island.
Prior
to
coming
nere,
Mr.
Allen
was
assistant
manager
of
the
bank's
Main
and
Hastings
branch
In
Vancouver-Born
at
Kamloops,
he
came
to
Prince
Rupert
while
still
a
fpermanrnt
staff
of
were
enjoyed
Saturday
night
at
Dibb
Printing
Co.
lam
and
tneir
wives
I-
(veiling
of
dancing
and
a
buffet
lunch
the
Moose
lodge.
Second
was
Mfs.
Helen
Tweed.
Men's
first
was
won
by
M.
Martinson
and
Mrs.
George
Scott
(sub)
won
the
second
prize.
The
pool
prize
was
won
by
Mrs.
Mclvor
and
Ted
Ror-
the
money
has
elapsed.
ays
mm
n
ne
Wrens
took
this
to
welcome
back
ioungman
who
has
vlk
won
the
door
prize.
j
value
of
six
firms.
Historian
Roger
Fulford,
In
a
i
Naval
training.
I
division
now
con-
R
rons
and
the
full
issigned
to
Chat-
1
30.
Anyone
Inter-
pen
portrait
published
this
week,
called
the
duke
a
man
"of
outstanding
vitality
who
Is
In
step
with
the
modern
world."
The
duke
will
visit
Vancouver
next
summer
to
attend
the
British
Empire
Oames.
boy
and
received
his
education
liiing
a
reserve
wren
to
i
touch
with
HMCS
here
He
attended
Westvlew,
Borden
Street
and
Booth
Mem
orial
schools
and
was
graduated
If
You're
TIRED
ALL
THE
TIME
Everybody
f
eta
bit
run-down
iww
and
than,
tired-out,
hearr-headed,
and
maybe
bothered
by
backachea.
Perhaps
nettling
seriously
arrant.,
just
a
temporary
Uik
condition
caused
by
excess
acids
and
waste.
That'i
the
time
to
take
Dodd'a
Kidney
Pills.
Dodd's
stimulate
the
kidneys,
and
a
Kelp
restore
their
normal
action
of
ranoring
exress
acids
and
wastes.
Then
you
(eel
better,
sleep
better,
work
better.
Gat
Dodd'a
Kidney
Pills
now.
Look
lor
the
blue
bat
.with
the
rod
band
at
all
druffiata.
You
can
depend
on
Dodd's.
52
,
from
King
Edward
High
School,
TTEA
BAGS
rre
full
particulars
i
fnas
the
first
actlv-ar
under
the
direc-ewly-appointed
ex-jditertalnmcnt
com-1
Wren's
mess.
He
Joined
the
B
of
M
here
In
1930
and
subsequently
gained
Ketchikan
with
connections
to
SEATTLE,
WHITEHORSE
and
oil
ALASKA
Phone
266
Office
Opp.
Post
Office
most
of
his
early
banking
ex
perience
In
Vancouver.
Ke
was
first
moved
to
Vancouver
in
October,
1933.
He
Interrupted
his
career
in
1942
to
Join
the
RCAF,
FIRST
APPOINTMENT
itermela
if
Shower
Mr.
Allen
received
his
fir-it
appointment
as
accountant
at-the
bank's
Kelowna
office
in
1947.
A
year
later,
he
took
over
as
assistant
manager
at
the!
IJImI
I
iTln
BEEeoIr
Simciuicia
nice
I
was
the
honored
same
branch.
Witnesses
Plan
Meet
At
Smithers
The
Watch
Tower
Bible
and
Tract
Society
of
Toronto
will
sponsor
.
a
three-day
assembly
of
Jehovah's
witnesses
In
the
Elks
Hall
at
Smithers
this
weekend.
The
assembly
which
opens
Friday
night
will
consist
of
morning,
afternoon
and
evening
sessions
of
Bible
talks,
discussions
and
demonstrations.
It
will
be
the
first
assembly
of
Jehovah's
witnesses
In
Smithers.
.
A
similar
circuit
meeting
representing
seven
congregations
was
held
six
months
ago
In
Terrace.
J-
H.
Nathan
of
Toronto
will
be
featured
speakeV
A
number
of
Prince
Rupert
delegates
plan
to
attend
the
sessions
jl-nupiiai
snower
ilhome
of
Miss
Olga
;2
Fifth
Avenue
was
spent
playing
nkh
the
bride
was
MORE
ti4L(
77fAf)
EVER!
1h
decorated
bas-
mlscellaneous
gifts.
also
received
a
cor-
leite
roses,
similar
to
In
1950
he
was
transferred
to!l
the
Main
and.
Hastings
branch;!
In
Vancouver
as
assistant
man-
j
ager.
An
outdoorsniajl,
he
en-1
Joys
hunting,
fishing,
trap-shooting
'
and
badminton.
He
Is
married
and
has
two
daughters,
Sharon,
10,
and
Kerry,
6.
i
His
father,
D.
J.
Allen,
opcr-
:
ated
a
store
here
for
many":
years
until
he
went
to
work
at
the
drydock
in
lMO,
remaining
;
(here
until
his
retirement
in
''
1049
He
and
Mrs
Allen
now
reside
in
Victoria.
j
Mr.
Paulding,
in
the
two
years
he
served
here,
was
active
ini
community
affairs.
He
served
as
;
chairman
of
both
the
Chamber
I
bridal
bouquet.
Re-oncludcd
the
even-
cnt
included
the
J.
W.
Interrrtela;
Mrs.
V.
Lewis:
Mrs.
fc.
Mrs.
N.
A.
6.
Pctt,
B
ile,
Mrs.
J.
Zabud-
I
Olga
ibuday
I
read
ers
i
of
Commerce
finance
'
commit-1
Hi
loni
Elks;
Hallowe'en
;
Masquerade
Ball,
Oct.
31.
'
J.
'
3M
'LcgKm'
Card
Party,'
Wednesday,
8
p.m.
.
.
.
(251)
Navy
Hallowe'en
Dance,
Frl-day7TKrC30.
Evrrytmttjf
wdee-mr:
(2511
ijee
and
the
Rotary.
Club
metn-j
I
bership
committee.
'
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j
He-
was
also
on
the
Library
j'
Board
and
the
Public
Relations
i
'
Council,
and
held
memberships
!
I
In
the
Civic
Centre
Association
"She-Prince
Rupert
Club,
"and
the
j
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i
"27"
Club.
.
j!
fir
ir1
m
(CP)
BritLsh
Copal
competition
In
fmlnion
Drama
Fcs-
at
Trail
Nov.
20,
fn
iraian
Mrs.
Jessie
announced
here
to:
THE
FARMERS'
DAIRY
INDEPENDENT
.
.
.
AND
PROUD
OF
IT
!
iardson
said
Trail
lie
will
launch
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when
It
ir
Love
or
Money"
21.
HY-DRIVE
NO-SHIFT
DRIVING
FULL-TIME
POWER
STEERING
AMAZING
BALANCED
RIDE
.
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since
1735
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MIR
WITH
ONI
riNOItl
DRIVI
WITHOUT
SHIFTING!
Plymouth's
now
Hv-Drivs
WilK
Plymouth
Full-Time
It's
Chrysler'j
greatest
Plymouth!
Here's
exciting
new
beauty
.
.
.
longer
and
lower
lines
.
.
.
new
gem-bright
colours
and
sparkling
chrome
.
.
.
new
striking
interior
ensembles
in
the
latest
two-tone
fabrics.
Brilliant
new
performance,
too!
A
powerful,
lively
engine
.
.
.
the
sensational
Plymouth
Balanced
Ride,
now
even
smoother
ond
softer
than
ever
.
.
.
Hy-Drive,
for
no-shift
driving
at
its
simplest
and
easiest..
Full-Time
Power
Steering,
so
effortless
you
can
park
with
one
finger
...
all
add
up
to
a
great
new
driving
experience.
There's
much
that's
new
in
this
greatest
Plymouth
ever
.
.
.
in
beauty,
performance,
famous
Chrysler
Engineering
and
downright
dollar
for
dollar
value.
Plan
to
see
and
drive
this
,
iti
you
drive
through
tfaHtc
stop.
go.
Climb
hills
without
touching
gearshift
or
thiteh!
Pick-up
H
fower
Steering,
you
can
park
with
one
linget
steer
without
eflort.
Hydraulic
power
does
45
of
the
steering
work
lor
yoii.
You'll
be
omazed
how
easily,
how
safely,
you
cae
handle
your
car.
)ing
trailers
wonderful
with
last,
oil-cushioned
fluid-torque.
To
baotrup
or
for
.
enlro
power
in
ond
or
snow
you
change
gears
in
the
familiar
way.
beautiful
Plymouth
that
your
whole
family
will
love!
'PPU
thoiiahl
.i.,.
handle
fr;.k.
.
j
LUXURY,
T00I
'
b
nwam
of
alu-Fs
ic
ire
Voided,
rind
there
lift-
"
f'om
their
chasau
nil
thi
niw
powim
Thu
newest
and
finest
til
MOW
SMOOTH
IOU0H
IOABS
IICOMII
The
qmoring
Plymouth
Balanced
Ride
is.
e4&qgrM$"..''
kalonced
against
roll
'ii3S5S?-i
Ot
flymoutrt
engines
""old.
Saves
slot
of
"'"1.
damage
and
pa-
""a
can
he
jBH:i
,
has
108
H.P.
and
higher
7.0
to
1
The
new
Plymouth
interiors
are
luxuriously
soft
and
comfortable
.
.
.
with
chair-high
seats
.
.
.
deep
bo'
sters
..
.
fine
fabrics
in
beautiful
two-lone
colour
combinations
and
contrasting
vinyl.
THRU
MAUTlfUl
PLYMOUTH
tUllft
PO
1M
The
luxwriooi
Selvederesi
Four-Ooor
Sedan,
'
'
Special
Club
Coupe
(Hardtop).
Convertible
Coupe.
The
Oifir.fluihed
Scvoys.-
Four-Ooor
Sedan,
ClubCoupe,
Suburban.
The
Pradkal
Ptoioa
Four-Door
Sedan,
Club
Coupe,
Suburban.
..M,u,!n,
rnllA
I
r
"f
refrierm.J
.get
peak
performance
from
standard
or
$
.wrf.wvL
Hrgoes,too.
riouand
different
'
p.rcn
ana
jounce.
I
-,,.---t
JTJ
It
gives
you
a
ride
'lrTJ
t
so
soft,
so
steady,
Ci
i..1-
'
r1
that
it
seems
to
repolr
rough
rouds
as
you
drivo.
.
It's
a
Plymouth
with
a
built-in
boulevardl
-"Paniej
keep
bus,
premium
fuel,
tt
Hoots
,
on
cushions
of
live
rubber
gives
you
wonderfully
smooth,
quiet,
long-lived
performance,
i
.
ii
let,
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,
alumi-1
evrythini
frr..
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NOW
ON
DISPLAY
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