Prime
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday.
February
4,
1953
spassing
U
Sunlj
Public
Warned
Against
'Move'
To
Change
Motor
Carrier
Act
J
:
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vt
VBCJU2),,-
ve
RuixTt
rcsl-
4,000
Pinh
Prince
A
letter
warning
that
the
pub-
after
the
weaker
operators
havet
The
mat
tor
Was
referred
to
the
Uc
will
be
affected
adversely
If
been
'orced
out
of
the
compcti-
I
tranisixjrtation
committee
for
the
Motor
Carrier
Act
is
taken
tive
stTXie.
further
study.
off
the
provincial
statute
books!
"
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vents.
l
Armstrong
other
surround-
r
ie
.Uly-clectnl
vlre-,
f
the
O.vro
Club
U
I
U3C"s
spiin
blood
drive
j
swings
into
action
next
Monday
I
and
continues
until
Feb.
27.
Target
for
this
year's
campaign
is
4.000
pints
or
75.5
per
i
cent
of
the
total
enrollment,
j.
Last
years
spring
drive
set
;
a
new
collegiate
record
when
was
read
Commerce
at
the
Chamber
of
meeting
Monday
I
hr
n
ai
esiaie
,
be
Baby
Bonus
Payments
Reach
Ail-Time
High
Mark
in
B.C.
night.
Apparently
prompted
by
reports
that
there
is
a
move
to
Hie
continued
upward
trend
,.f
f,.ln...l
...
ri-..
3.00G
students
donated.
This
was
54.5
per
cent
of
thj
enrollment
make
the
act
Inoperative,
the'
letter
was
submitted
by
Harry
,""71
"T'VT.'?.
Expert
Coyote
Hunter
'.Mivnuiio
aiiu
yjiu
lldgc
octm-
v
1
t
.
Johnston,
Vancouver,
president
.
of
the
Automotive
Transport
Association
of
B.C.,
who
wrote:
lty.
was
reflected
in
January
payments
in
British
Columbia
whk:h
reached
an
n!l-tmii
hiah
WILDWOOD,
Alta.
(CP)
Ward
Bortg
is
getting
a
reputation
as
a
deadly
hunter
of
coyotes.
He
overhauls
rhp
rovfvtpo
in
hi
far
"In
the
provincial
government
of
$5,227,907.
started
bublni'ss
here
srtcr.
Mary.
was
one
vr0
executive
were
talltd
ul"iirU
the
Prtrire
hrP
next
Wednesday
.lUtv
district
governor
Kb
Ji.linson.
I"
roiMinn
,-(ri'iiiony
ut
which
be
installed
presi-
udtcst
prob.etn
thes
,iin,i!
Ins
own
I1""1
amti
other
people's
r
ytars,
he
finds
"
"
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w
mi!
up
at
.n
pi;''C
pr
llunraii
Hhic.
who
lor
Vernon
on
Thurs-'k-
rues
is
al
a
stun
to-
ana
puouc
mma
ll
wouia
appear
that
lha,.
I
a
Vlt.f
.
Of
this
amount
$3,153,820
went
fln
iee-covered
Chit)
lake
and
2
Ei
su
nsrszzt
then
uses
a
shotgun.
So
far
mis
winter
he
has
bagged
27.
latter
payment
was
made
Nothing
;Q
behalf
of
:44
MM
rhllrl-en
r;
COIlM
hl
further
frnm
iron
truth
1
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"Unless
the
public
can
be
edu-
;
mMi
families.
j
cated
to
the
fundamental
prin-j
During
the
montn.
bzi
iamiies
ciplcs
of
sound
motor
transport
in
receipt
of
family
allowances
practices,
we
predict
that
as
moved
to
B.C.
from
other
parts
members
of
the
general
public
i
,
,
.
...
(l,
r,
and
of
the
business
communityj0'
"e
Dominion
while
147
moved
(
you
will
find
that
1953
has
this,out-
;
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j
i'-t
ii
Br
frmtiiMwr
lurking
ndWw
1
w
r"
4
ly
of
not
iin
store
for
you:
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The
ratio
of
influx
in
the
case
f'"01
r
,w
tilRL
MUSICIANS,
the
Rainbow
S.
rings,
will
represent
Canada
In
the
all-nations
cavalcade
of
song
and
dance
at
Albert
Hall,
London,
during
the
Coronation
festival.
They
will
leave
for
EnKland
May
1.
Standing
deftt
Is
Hilda
Carson,
Toronto,
and
(right)
Marguerite
heun.lng,
Niagara
Falls,
Ont.,
vlolinhst
and
oriranier
of
th
1.
You
may
save
a
few
dollars
:
of
old
age
security
pensioners
at
the
beginning
through
the,
was
even
heavier
'120
entering!
i'""
that
Wi"
."."J1
thC
be"
B
C
and
65
leav;r'S
r
other
pro-
:
MAYERHiTY
SPECIALS
at
the
Stork
Shoppe
Feb.
2-7th
30
SKIRTS
Size$
12-20;
Reg.
$9.93
S7.95
8
SUITS
Siics
12-16,
Reg.
$19.95
$12.95
SMOCKS
$3.95
SLACKS
$9.95
ft
v
MISS
VgUIUVLU
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vinces.
Bowman.
Reglna.
Seated
(fronti
U
Joanne
Hoy
e,
Toronto.
Others,
left
to
right:
"front
rowl
Dolores
Mokree,
Vancouver,
and
Vye
Petroff,
Tjronto;
(centre
row)
Cina
Boukydls
and
Dorothy
Jackson,
both
Toronto;
(back
rowl
PatrkU
Hunt,
Hawaii,
and
Olga
Skoropad,
Toronto.
itition.
2.
Very
shortly,
though,
you'll
Young
Wifel'Top-Rated
Toronto
Singer
ill
mc
many
mentis
lut
Rhodes
best
of
,ti
Is
eoii.K
t"
the
Rrt
Presbyterian
opirru-
to
claim
his
irifl
t
anre.
jght.
the
Ihi's.
led
by
,f,
are
having
a
bach-v
for
Iiu'-ty
c:ar..
It.i
Juhnson
i
.
tOdrfn
Trllurd
are
t
for
another
trip.
Ihiy
are
going
to
the
rw.ference
hi
Victor-'
alter
part
of
February.
a
n"w
president
of
the
iw-rt
Cub
Mil
Stone
lose
the
use
of
modern
and
well
maintained
vehicles,
dependable
and
scheduled
services,
and
financially
responsible
carriers.
3.
A
little
later,
vou'll
lose
a
good
many
more
dollars
through
To
Appear
Here
Feb.
13
Looks
After
j
unpaid
truckers'
supply
bills
and
Annual
Meeting
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
6
8
P.M.
Common
Lounge,
Civic
Centre
Flection
of
officers
and
appointment
of
delegates
to
Rupert
District
meeting.
Tn
V,.,f
..
.....i...
.u
4u.
unmet
payrolls
when
the
car-
point
"
""
vvMi.-Miu.-io
x
tait.il
ui
me
.st'a.vjii,
ineiriers
get
squeezed
to
the
"Alaska
Iwu.sic
Trail
Auxiliaiv
announcMl
torlav
it
I
of
bankruptcy.
Big
Family
has
arranged
for
a
concert
to
be
given
here
by
James!th4e
llTuln
j
MillijBfan,
a
young
baritone
from
Toronto
who
is
the
industry-
(better
known
as
'matteintlr
in
estem
nLic
monopoly
control)
takei
place
t
wk
was
elect
-
t
of
the
Civic
Centre
.iy.ii'tir.etit
was
made
inual
meeting
of
the
a
jpert
rlub
last
night.
Grurcr
Milrhrll
wo
ji
-f-pre.,i(ient
and
Hrure
DLRAM.
Ont.
0
When
Agnes
finder
married
last
year
she
became
stepmother
of
10
children.
Since
then
she
has
added
one
of
her
awn
to
the
family.
At
19.
she
berame
the
wife
of
40-year-old
George
Plcken
who
had
been
married
twice
before.
The
children
who
came
with
her
husband
Included
four
from
his
first
marriage
and
one
from
the
second.
Five
orphaned
sU-jx
hiltlien
of
Mr.
Pickens
second
marriage
also
became
her
charges.
The
family
of
13
Uve
in
a
six-bedroom
farm
home
In
the
Pine
Hills
district,
three
miles
south
of
here.
The
oldest
child
in
the
family
Is
Margaret
Birr,
step-daughter
of
Mr
Plcken.
She's
as
old
as
her
new
mother.
The
younger
u
Kenneth.
Mrs.
Pu
ken's
own
Ihtre-moiilh-oid
'or
the
lltti
straight
!T-'tted
sccreuiry,
ivherinr
of
members
the
meeting
In
the
!
r.d
the
business
ae
fo;iued
bv
a
'!!
directors
of
Hie
club
Boulter,
Ku
(
ollinMtn,
rrrnr.
whos
still
fot
ho
Informed
everyone.
ii,
Kill
Lambie,
te-
slil.
jit
Jut
Si
lilt
and
t
.
are
tr;.;r;i
to
figure
HaMrt
str.art
and
OH,
My
GOOOMESS.
I
FOSGCT'
4
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this
iS
the
OAy
wEPE
TO
have
I
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Vr
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famlv-gpoup
picture
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b'Zi
pop'
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wantthem
4:':
j
circles.
j
Informed
recently
that
Mr.
i
Milllgan
was
to
make
a
western
i
lour
which
Included
Vancouver.
!the
auxiliary
got
in
touch
with'
(him
with
the
result
that
the
concert
Is
set
for
Feb.
13
at
the
;
Civic
Centre.
j
"It
Is
short
notice,
hut
from
what
we
hear
about
this
vount
i
singer
It
will
be
well
worh
it.'
j
a
member
of
lh
u.lllary
turn-
mented.
H
Is
reported
nat
the
23-year-jold
baritone
has
a
vt.ice
to
match
his
sie
he
is
six
feet,
five
inches
tall.
Rated
already
as
possibly
the
finest
oratorio
singer
Sir1
Canaclj.,
r.
s
..hwar
has
Iwn
chosen"
by
Sir
Ernest
MarMIUan
for
two
consecutive
years
as
soloist
In
"The
Messiah''
and
"The
St.
Matthew
Passion"
'
He
was
soloist
In
the
premiere
Canadian
performance
of
itruek-'ners
Ninth
Symphony
with
the
.Toronto
Conservatory
jtymt;honv
,
orchestra
and
chorus
In
l'.i'jl.
and
irroeated
the
role
at
M.iviey
Hall
In
Toronto
one
year
later,
j
A
'tite;
t
of
farneti
liedcr
singer.
Emmy
Helm,
he
also
reaches
with
the
noted
horjitst
hordtst
Orel
Kraus
l.'i.i
wife,
a
talented
pianist,
will
come
to
Prince
Ruert
with
him
as
accompanist.
Ticket
will
go
on
sale
at
the
Civic
Centre
Immediately.
l"n
Urt
the
pel's
at
tr.'t
.f
a
crib
board
i'h
J'K-
Si
nit
ftlirl
'!,
t.V
to
I
the
,n-
'i
(Wifuscd
no
one
h
r.y
tii
f
There
i'"-i:n
'
!!,.'t:t
.i,
t
the
son.
;
Some
of
the
rhlldiet
work
In
i
other
cities,
but
on
week-ends
I
as
many
as
possible
come
home.
i
i
Youth
Group
Bids
Farewell
To
Maria
Brett
'
new
wme
to
e
H:i;"
t
rdiena
and
'
n:ust
recent
i
.Me;n!)et
s
.
the
Catholic
You
Mi
()i.imatloii
ate
invited
to
attend
a
Mi'lal
evening
on
Wed-I
IIcmI.iv,
FY
o
1
.
i
Al
hut
Kunci.i
s
bi-monthly
niretliirf
a
panel
discussion
on
Communism
was
started.
It
was
the
first
In
a
series
of
ta
Ju
based
on
I
he
d.K-'.r!ne
of
Communism
In
centra
U
to
the
Christian
way
of
life
!
The
CYO
bid
farewell
to
Maria
Brett,
an
active
member
of
the
group,
who
Is
leaving
tomorrow
i:e
are
htimihy
and
Hill
IMii.
k
It's
a
rmdit
keep
his
n
lie
s;tn
"
fii'ii
rn-mli
..f
!9:,3
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i!.'e
(i.iyliKhl
and
''.
Iji-cin
".o!y
Is
the
lui;h-'
'
of
the
year
my
storekeepers
hny
'
f
ur!v
month
""'"r
than
they
h;d
."!,1
htlk
any-r.
iMiM
t(.
Din
stne
V
onld
have
had
a
H''
couldn't
ov,,
flnj
"ve
in,
afternoon
-rnrt
Hull
u
sUll
""it
the
big
hockey
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to
have
fumr-ri'h
mining
k,
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new
United
fsta'cs
consul-general
here.
C
IVritt
K.c'
ki
ncia:i,
h.i
been
In
the
ITS
forrian
hervl'e
st;ir
'PiO
H
arrived
here
after
posts
in
Amsterdam.
Batavia,
Italy,
Norway.
England,
France,
Lithuania.
Dairlg,
Nigeria
and
Switzerland.
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COME
COME.
DEAp.THEI
DEAp.THEI
cL
cOCI
for
Victoria
u
tak
a
nurse's
training
course
at
St.
Joseph's
Canada's
oldest
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HIS
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SET
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at
S.l-
Hospital.
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Quebec.
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a
two
storey
tone
structure
built
in
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March
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Wednesday.
Feb.
4.
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will
Dc
a
special
meet-
Radar
Sets
CNR
Ships
VEst-Tv,)
radar
sets
retard
equplnent.
on
National',
Pacific
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the
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Wednesday
at
8
p
m.
All
members
are
reiue.st-cf
to
attend.
C.
Silversides.
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when
hi
Mr.
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Church.
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Prince
oeorpe
left;
representative,
will
be
at
tln
Monrtay
mKht
fhc
U.I.C.
Office
Feb.
6
at
1.30.
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JrVK-
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r
"n
double,
ra-(Veterans
requiring
advice
arc
ii.
or
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.irivlsifl
tn
Mr
r-hnr-h
krr
v.
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necessary.
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SPrvl(,e
after
j
National
plon-
Docs
our
did
roconiiiioiid
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when
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the
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in
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mve
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You
will
eiiov
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v.
heat
in
tins
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form.
Vita
West
it
whole
wheat
in
imp.
(Inn
waters
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MiHirisfi-ing
ami
so
Mtislyinj;.
MADI
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Mr.
B(,hiln
klds
of
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time
there
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that
these
ot
human
live,
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