10
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Thursday,
November
12,
1953
LINDSAY
mportance
of
Marketing
Main
Topic
:tt'Meet
Called
by
Smithers
Chamber
special
to
The
Daily
News
,
will
invite
representative
groups
'
meet
with
it
Dec.
1.
SMITPfBS
RmitVioro
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t
e
;
Businessmpn
nf
Rmithprs
will
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
UD
LID-
Established
Ml
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Construction
of
Hospital
Wing
Expected
to
Start
in
Spring
MOVING..
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OKWAKltlv,
STOItu;
J.stT.ct
Chamber
of
Commerce
areas
of
the
Bulk.ey
Va.ley
to
fnTreMingVy
ImpTrtanT
m.tter
if
mnrlrptinir
nf
tVi
vallov'f
Experienced
handling
local,
Nation-
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ir.
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wide
aim
1,urm-wlue
Shipments.
'farm
produce.
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Van
Lines
Ltd.
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Possibility
of
the
Bulkley
planning
its
production
potential
to
meet
demands
of
the
Flume
CO
or
68
Cor.
zni
and.
Special
to
The
Daily
New
SMITHERS.
Start
on
construction
of
a
$150,000
reinforced
concrete
30-bed
three-floor
wing
addition
to
the
Bulkley
Valley
District
Hospital
is
hoped
for
next
spring,
according
to
Pakistan
growing
outlets
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Kitimat
was
discussed
at
length
at
the
November
meeting
of
the
chamber.
Rev.
Mother
Mary
Luca,
provincial
Superior
of
the
Sisters
of
St.
Ann.
Mother
Superr
Mary
Luca
was
here
last
week
from
Victoria
to
attend
a
meeting
of
tin-
j
hospital
board
of
management.
I
Harry
Whittaker
of
Victoria,
formerly
provincial
architect,
presented
sketch
plans
of
the
new
wing.
The
"plans
were
all-proved
In
principle
and
Mr
Whittaker
was
authorized
t.i
complete
plans
for
presentation
to
provincial
ant.
federal
authorities
for
approval.
Some
$70,000
of
the
cost
h;is
It
was
'expressed
that
cooperation
of
Prince
Rupert
merchants
would
likely
be
forthcoming
as.
if
arid
when
supply
was
properly
organized
to
en-.?.ue
regulated,
quantities
to
m.w.t
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nf
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1
"pardo;
ME
'
ing
and
marketing
standards.
A
been
assumed
by
the
Sisters
of
.
To
Be
Made
j
Republic
KARACHI,
Pakistan
(Reuters
l
j
The
Constituent
Assembly
has
voted
to
make
Pakistan
a
repub-'
lie,
but
left
untouched
the
coun-
i
try's
membership
in
the
Com-
I
nionwealth.
Hindu
members,
who
are
In
a
j
minority,
walked
out
of
the
as-
i
I
ONt
tR.NS
EVERYONE
It
was
considered
the
nrnhlpm
BUT,.
!
of
marketing
was
not
an
indi
I
I
v.
v
-
I
St
Ann,
and
fionnn
raided
hnrp
in
a
fund
drive
sponsored
bv
Bulkley
Valley
branch
No.
53
or
the
Canadian
Legion
will
go
toward
this
amount.
The
province,
through
the
BCHIS,
will
contribute
one-third
of
the
total
cost.
The
federal
grant
of
$1,000
per
bed
is
MARIE
CALVERT
demonstrates
a
neat
bundle
as
she
is
chosen
"Miss
Packaging
of
1953"
at
the
packaging
exhibition
which
opened
in
Toronto
recently.
Representatives
of
the
$700,000,000
industry
attended
from
across
Canada
with
an
attendance
of
15,000
business
men.
The
exhibition
is
the
largest
non-public
trade
show
in
Canada.
sembly,
claiming
that
undue
em-
phasis
was
being
placed
on
the
Islamic
nature
of
the
state.
j
The
decision
to
establish
a
re
vidual
one
dui
one
concerning
the
entire
district.
The
system
of
peddiitig
ai
generally
practiced
was
noi
satisfactory-
It
was
agreed
that
ungraded,
poor
products
sometimes
shipped
were
harmfal
to
the
district
as
a
whole.
It
is
hoped
that
the
meeting
may
engender
some
organized
effort
toward
a
market
agency-
A
request
for
help
to
get
extension
of
eleirtric
power
to
a
rural
area
west
of
Houston
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OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10'
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
i
a
like
to
do
o
little
bragging
about
North!,
public
Is
not
effective
immediately,
but
will
be
incorporated
in
the
draft
constitution.
This
will
In
due
course
be
submitted
for
adoption
by
Parliament,
whose
membership
is
identical
with
that
of
the
Constituent
Assembly.
The
assembly
voted
that
the
country
should
be
an
"Islamic
republic."
Amendment
had
been
submitted
to
add
the
words
"outside
the
Commonwealth,"
but
they
were
not
brought
to
a
vote.
India
became
a
republic
after
the
sub-continent
-was
divided
between
India
and
.Pakistan
lrt
1947,
but
remains
'jwlthto
'the
Commonwealth.
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t
I
ol
R
MEMBERS
of
a
Toronto
family
died
in
a
fire
in
the
city's
ia.st
end
despite
heroic
efforts
at
rescue.
Fifteen
others
escaped.
Paul
Rivney
i
left
saved
four
children
and
his
sister
from
an
upstairs
rear
window.
His
father
John
'
at
right
1
escaped
but
Pau'V
mother,
Mrs.
Tekla
Rivney.
52,
a
sister,
Mrs.
Mary
Guzda,
3:i
and
twe"
children,
SunyatJUvrd'.
4,
and
her
brother
Nicky,
2,
were
fatallv
injured.
"s"
J
i
handed
over
to
a
committee
for
i
action.
j
B.C.
Power
Oommission
is
re-I
ported
to
have
taken:
little
or
no
I
action
following
several
letters
I
from
a
group
of
11
farmers.
The
ill
outlets
are
within
a
distance
of
234
miles
.with
an
estimated
:!'
milfes
of
sidelines.
"1
love
Comes
To
Hippo
In
Bronx
Zoo
NEW
YORK
lAP)Ppt-hor,o
i
''?'X8?jr
are
ready
jo
slash,,
the
ngni-ui-way,
oig
pixit
nole
and
I
help
erect
the
Doles,
and
hnv
ivu.i
y
ivtHK..
i
ou
Knew
mot
Northland
milk
IV
FRESHEST
in
town
since
it
comes
direct
to
from
the
farms
o
the
Bulkley
Valley
v
Proo'uccis.
BUT
do
you'know
that
.
.
.
Our
milk
contains
3.5
butterfar.
Our
mAk
comes
from
the
one
remaininj
disease-free
area
in
B.C.
Our
milk
comes
from
'
Grade
A"
forms.
'Dept.
of
Agriculture
grading!
Phone
18
FOR
HOME
DELIVERY
expressed
readiness
to
pay
the
Tj
KEEP
YOUR
CAR
UP
TO
PAR
Cold
weather's
no
excuse
for
poor
car
performance!
See
us
NOW
for
a
general
check-up
and
tune-up
.
.
.
and
we'll
winterize
your
cur
too.
You'll
be
pleased
with
our
service.
,
,1'xpeciea
nign
minimum
rate,
i
Their
expressed
desire
is
to
j
bring
their
poultry,
dairy
and
;
mixed
farms
up
to
date
in
order
i
to
produce
the
best
for
market-
FATHER
TAKES
ORDERS
FROM
SON
IN
HOME
GUARD
DYMCHURCH,
England
(P
It's
normal
for
a
son
to
bark
orders
at
his
father
here.
Walter
Roots,
Jr.,
Is
a
sergeant
in
a
home
guard
unit
whioh
includes
two
brothers
and
his
father,
Pte.
Walter
Roots,
63,
who
won
the
DCM
for
an
attack
on
a
German
machine-gun
in
the
First
World
War.
Italian
Storms
Isolate
Villages
REGGIO
CALABRIA,
Italy
API
A
two-day
wind
and
rain
storm
that
swept
across
the
flood-stricken
toe
of
Italy
ended
abruptly
today,
but
left
three
small
mountain
communities
isolated.
'
For
the
second
time
in
less
than
three
weeks,
rain-filled
torrents
Monday
cut
roads
and
forced;
Biany
Inhabitants
to
flee.
I
For
action
try
Classifieds
mmm
Superior
Auto
Service
Limited
NORTHLAND
DAIRY
,
love
has
come
at
last
to
Pete,
'
the-
pint-sized
hippopotamus.
'Even
If
it
doesn't
last,
it's
an
ear-tingling,
teeth
clenching,
romance
right
now.
Pete
last
September
spurned
a
700-pound
girl
hippo
brought
to
the
Bronx
zoo
as
his
potential
bride.
She
was
too
overwhelming
for
the
350-pound
Pete.
-
But
the
zoo
kept
trying
and
now
has
come
up
with
Phoebe,
a
dainty
315
pounds
of
hippo
femininity.
Reported
a
zoo
spokesman
in
the
breathless
tones
of
a
who's-dating-who
gossip
columnist:
"She
was
formally
introduc-
ed
to
baby
Pete
Monday
afternoon
and
the
two
of
them
took
to
each
other
instantly.
Little
Pete
demonstrated
his
affection
by
chewing
on
Phoebe's
ear
and
Phoebe
stood
perfectly
still
for
minutes
at
a
time
and
let
him
nuzzle."
f
In
the
love
language
of
the
hippo,
the
zoo
added,
that
means
theywere
meant
for
each
other.
However,
there
are
a
couple'
of
things
that
keep
the
romance
from
being
breathless.
It
takes
ninp
vpar
,..
if.
Hue
Bonnet
Sue
f'fonel8
Limited
NOKTHEHN
PHOWCS
FOR
NORTHERS
COSSl'MEf.'
Flooded
mountain
torrents,
i
fed
by
tremendous
cloudbursts,
took
55
lives
a&4
wrecked
7.000
!
homes
tn
the
same
area
Oct.
22.
yo
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Christmas
Cash
Contest
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CANADIANS
MUST
WIN!
hippos
to
grow
up
"enough
to
set
up
housekeeping
and
listen
for
the
thunder.
of
tiny
feet
And
both
Pete
and
Phoebe
have
about
seven
more
years
to
go
you
my
cer
as
much
as
$1,500
OR
MOM
(N
CASH
KfORt
CHRISTMAS!
i-m
mytttvzz?z
Your
grtaf
chanc
fa
win
shig
cash
prize
right
when
you
need
it
most
in
time
for
Christmas!
AH
Prim
art
Cathl
Every
single
week
from
now
until
November
21
lilue
Bonnet
Sue's
Christmas
(.ash
Contest
is
giving
away
twenty-six
cash
prizes,
amounting
to
$1,500.00
a
week...
and
at
the
end
of
the
contest
a
special
bonus
prize
of
$1,000,00
cash
will
also
be
awarded.
$10,000
in
all!
'
No
svoitingl
Every-
week
of
tlie
comes
26
prjze'i
art
awarded
to
26
different
winners.
No
waiting
to
get
your
reward.
Within
days
of
receiving
your
entries,
the
week's
judging
takes
place
.
.
.
then,
immediately,
cheques
are
on
their
way
to
winners!
Start
today!
Enter
every
week,
as
often
as
you
lika
each
week.
THE
MORE
YOUR
ENTRIES,
THE
HI.1T1K
YOUR
OPPORTUNITIES
OF
WINNING
1HI.
BIG
$1,0(10
CASH
CHRISTMAS
BONUS
(see
below)
START
ENTERING
TODAY!
...-vv
sewing
owing
i'f
1
machine
HMS
All
you
B0!
rnise
cash
pmes
mm
wuri
ONE
500
CASH
PRIZE
FIVE
50
CASH
PRIZES
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200
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PRIZE
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PRIZES
CVtRY
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If
hM
1
a
fe.'
is
m
M
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I
Wrlle
plainly
in
30
wordt
or
last,
FOUR
rea$on
why
yoo
prefer
Blue
Bonnet
Margarine.
i
With
each
entry
encloie
two
nd-flapi
(each
with
Good
Houtekeeping
Seal
of
Approval)
from
any
package
of
Blue
Bonnet
Margarine.
i
Mail
to
Blue
Bonnet
Sue,
Christmat
Cash
ConteH,
P.O.
Box
2160,
Toronto,
Ontario.
i
Winner
will
be
notified
by
mail.
Complete
I
lit
of
winner
supplied
on
request
at
end
cf
Contest.
Inw.l
o
palltrn
dic
ONE
1Q0
CASH
PRIZE
fVY
WttKI
i
completely
automatically,
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mekee
the
famletl
aewlnf;
a
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p,y,
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,
and
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Avr.
The
Elna
Sup.rmotic
does
every1tiln9-M
sews,
darns,
.mb,oid.ri,
mono9rams,
mends
almoit
inv.aibly,
mak.,
button
holes,
taws
en
buttonln
foct,
more
things
than
It's
poulbl
to
m.mionl
line
even
corrits
a
llf,iim.
9uarqn,fc
You
can't
afford
to
buy
any
,(,
machine
until
you've
seen
an
ELNA
-so
phone
today
for
IS.
amoilng
eight
minut.
prtinalion
In
your
home
thare's
no
obligation.
Blue
Bonnet
Sie
P.O.
BOX
2160
Ctmstmo
Cosh
Conteit
TORONTO,
ONTARIO
bclowd
plMW
find
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h
30
wo,d,
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My
name
I
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A
special
Christ
mas
Bonus
Prize
of
$
1
,000
cash
will
he
awarded
at
the
end
of
the
contest.
To
ha
eligible
for
this
big
bonus:
l
.tle?,,y
.n
V"
ry
how
many
unit
e
Vitamin
A
are
in
each
pound
of
Blue
Bonnet
Margarine.
2.
All
entries
will
be
retained.
Al
end
of
the
conte.t,
the
r.t
correct
entry
drawn
will
be
warded
11,000
cathl
My
eddrs
la..
.
.
easy
credit
ternii
$30
Down
$15
Month
McRAE
BROS.
LID.
Phone
6
or
36
"The
Store
That
Service
Built"
Fine
quality,
choice)
flavor,
full
atlsfying
strength
.
.
.
Nabob
lifts
your
spirit
and
satisfies
as
only
a
good
tea
can.
Why
noi
treat
yourself
to
"tea
as
tt
should
be?"
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ir
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km
amino!,
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cash
ammtAt
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MORE
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