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bo Fince Reaper baalty hae
Thurselay, January 13, 1985,
_Ldidependent dally newspaper de vated ta the vpvttaieg of Prince Rupert
' sand Norton aad Centrat Bebust’ Cohatbia, i
Member of Canaan Press Ault Hurenof Civeulations
Canadian Dally Newspaper Assoetution,

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*Babtishert by “Yne Prince fMupert Daly News Limited . by
OM MAGOR,, President : ;
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av cuatro Per week, 24) per ove nth, RT 00, per year. gi0 an. BT, / A
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Al Will Benefit

IN AVS that the feder al gover nment is prepared :
to finance construction of a marine railway
at the shipyard lo service the fishing fleet comes |
as tlong awaited break in: situation that looked
“dangerously as if it would be lost in the limho of |
permanent. inaction, Although such a rathvay is
not in itself a major undertaking, the assurance |
‘that the government is taking a continuing inter-
est fn the problem will act as a shot in the arm for
this city Ww hich Was beginning Lo thin that lately
it had reecived a little move than ils fair share of
pointments,

There ig, af course, the proviso that a suitable
operator niust he found, However, in view of the
necd for such a service which various organiza-
tions and individuals have eloquently pointed out,
this should not present a serious difficulty. Per.
haps the most convincing measure of the need is
that the fishermen themselves have reper itedly and
urgently called for some sueh action to be taken,
tarely does a businessman have an opportunity of
this sort to serve a ready-made and impatient
clientele,

Although credit for the move cannot he served
out in well- detined portions, there is one individual
in particular Who merits a word of recognition at
this point, He is Ted Applewhaile, MP for Skeena,
who in the vear since decision to clase the drydock
wis announced - hax gone through an experience
probably more-trying than most private members
ever encounter, Since he was crilicized when -
Limes were hyd it is only fair that he should re-
ceive credit Bn they look much better — and
this is so ove. ‘hough we may never know what
part he had iif Bither turn of the wheel of fortune.
~ If the government's offer is accepted, it seems
likely that'm the beginning the operation will be
re latively small, ‘The first need is Lo serve fishing
‘vessels and ather hoats of similar size, But under
‘i enterprising management and with the equip-
iment already at hand, the operation will have un-
Jimited possipilffies — and the key to the whole
venture 4 Mhat ie will be in private hands, It will
he in business to succeed,

As the business grows, it is to be hoped and

mall hy the Past: Offier

Philpott

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federi | government's (le-
‘aision Lo hoost the War
-Vaterans’ Allowances,

The Liberal privale members
from B.C. had served notice on
‘the government that they In-
tended to make the Increases the
first ftem of business for the
session of 1955,

Motion Number 1 on the Order
paper Is In the name cf Tr, kak
MacDourall of Vanecmivers dure
rard, It ealls for the increases
which have meanwhile been an-
nounced by the government.

Under our Britlsh system of
government, no private member's
‘notion can compel the governs |
ment to spend any noney~for ,
war veterans’ allowances, or any
thing else, However, ‘the moral’
‘force behind a private member's
‘motion fs almost compelling,

when that motion originates,
“from 4 private member on the:
“government side of the: House ,
and gains majority support from
‘all sides,

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THE ordinary citizen finds {t dif-
‘ fleult to understand why pri-s
‘yate M.P.s often seem to vote’
‘gpgalnst principles which they are
known to favor: or why certain:
'M.P.s take good care to be absent
from the house when stch-and-
such votes are taken. .

Well here is a simple iliustra-
lion of how it works, Suppose!
‘an Opposition member puts a!
nrivate member's resolution on
.the order paper saylng that the:
government should consider the
advisibility of raising Old Age:
‘Pensions from $40 to $60 per
‘ionth, Any MP whoa sits on the
‘Liberal government side of the’
“House can vote for that proposal
without getting himself In. too
wrong with the government.

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NuW SfAMP TO HONOR.
memorate the 50th annt ersnry

are (he Hotary seal and slogai.

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“the ‘teldyaln rirodt auétia ‘ial
cmaanted: Krom, -Obtawi, Ish Fri- :
day: aftdrnddi} ‘anil, eyhieh has’
'finst, pow. reached, al ‘parts ‘of .
the'country by-fllm to ‘ba: ‘shown
lon stations: not inked together
in ‘the microwave network ‘was,
‘te. parody a ‘pobuiny TV. -sottal,
true; only the garb of the act-
‘ors was changetl to observe par:
Mamentary tradition.

« Under the tall, white plrmed
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epaulettes and ceremonial sword another. Tuesday, but hearing will
was His’ Excellency, Rt... Hon a i + likely be held until April when, armed forces,
: Vincent Massey, C. H., Gavers  Parlininent opened {ts new board members return here.

nor-Generat and Commanders
in-Chief of Canada, who read
the Speech from the Throne
“with a well-modulated ,yolre,
quietly and evenly paced: —

| In the black colrtroom robes:
jwith the tricorn hat was Vthe.
{Hon. Wishart Mel, : Robertson.
‘Bpenker of the Senate, vio wave
it human touch to the. ‘televised
‘proceedings after Hig: Bxcelle enh
cy left. the Senate cham? r: by
‘hoisting up his robes around his

© ‘shoulders. and bowing ;{o" Heh! ‘was reveaied to

and. left and to th) “Throne,
rgtomped out of the richly-ap-
pointed chdriber witha speed
which seemed a little too quick :
-fort the ‘stately surrotindings, :

‘moving the above as a private but which, in a manner. om-! cinl said it was “one of our

 

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OTTAWA (CP)--More than 200,-
000 ‘members of the federal clvit
service and the armed forces
have elected to come under the
. {government's death benefits plan

{affective Jaaf, J last,

Federal Benefi 5

 
        

imum Is $3, 000 for all

low chief petty otticér
avy, or warrant otfe a

ay y and alr force, Por gti

et ranks Mt tw $5, 009

  

ROTARY chins — EF iargement of f then new elght- sent stamp to eoril-

   

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By NORMAN |
M "MacLEOD |

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opening’ ‘ceremony behind the !
‘ briiss . rat of the chamber with |,
his lately eforsaken fellow mice;
bers of.{he ldwer House,

Ih striped’ trousers and eithe,
ghort black directors’ Jackets or!
‘the full. glory of swallow-tailed
“morning ¢ sitting each side
of the aisle down which the pro-
cessjons moved to and from the
Throne, were the ‘Honorable, the
Senators of Canada, looking
moodily across the floor at one

Joint Rates
‘Asked By Firm

Navigation Company

oats

rates and rights" on route from!
Vancouver to Skagway
points beyond te Whitehorse, Y.T.

Application was

session with all the panoply of
centuries-old tradition, and with
the mid - 20th - century added
scrutiny of the television ca-
mera, slowly scanning the scen2
from all angles and missing
nothing in its Impartial search
for the most minor details,
Canada’s Parllamentorlans
did themselves proud ins their
first appearance in the new
medium, There was no stage,
mike, or TV fright, so far as it
ihe viewer
It must have been . costly
‘show, bringing -equipnfent and
talent from Mehtreal and To-
ronto to augment the local CBC-
TV staff, Bul a CBC-TV offi-

adlan steamship carrier on:

northern route,

cific and Arctic
vigatlon Company, British Yukon:
Rallway Company, British Cus!
lumbla Yukon Raflway Company |
and British ' Yukon Navigation .
‘Rallway Company fs contesting !
application, The company ¢lainis!
sufficlency In existing steamship
services and that board does not

The plan provitfos for a maxi-
‘Tenum benefit of $5,000 if a elvil
gervant or member of the forces
‘lies before retirement,

The benefit wilt be pald after |].
retirement only if the penstoner
© Frontlines
"premium of $4.80 a year for etch
$1,000 of anna) salury. A civil
servant who retires without pen-
sion muy choose to continua his
‘payments but these are’ higher
than the premlums pald by pene!
sioners, |

The benefit Is reduced by one.
on Feb, 23, Its color will be blue. The stamp, des aned by W. W, Wind, hag for its central subject | jtenth: of the maximum for each

¢ gicbe, symbolit:ng the world-wide scope of Ro ary Inter national, The flaming torch held aloft year between the ages of #0 and {|
by a hand and arm ts supposed to carry entighie ment to all pars of the world. At tho bottom 29 whether the contributor goes
‘on pension or not.

Thus, no benefit Is paid io a
rellved civil sefvant's widow ér

Fuual ‘Rights, ott

extate If death eecure aftor the !

£70.

Howover, fa civil servant
ab 69 while still on the Job
benefit will not ‘be lower than
‘one-sixth of his annual salai'y:
: _ ‘The plan, approved' by Parlla- |
“VANCOUVER (CP)—Northland. ment Inst year, cuiae into foree |
has made‘ after civil servants and members
application to Board of ‘Trans-. of the forces voted on

port Commisstoners for “Joint become contributors,
Those who dectded to stay out!

and ,—-about .36, 000—can not change |
‘thelr minds, |

fled here {ds compulsory for any new mem. |

not ber of the clvil service or the;

t

Basleally, contributors pay 10.
' Northland asked for order dir- cents a monph for each $230 of:
ecting Brilish Yukon Railway: annual salary or 40 cents for;
Company and British Columbla:each $1,000 up. to. 0-$5,000 maxi~')-
Yukon Company to grant-to ttimum, The premiums are. ad. |].
same privileges, joint rates and usted upwards to the nearest |
rights of participation as pres- multiple of $350 if the annual;
cntly granted to another Can- ‘salary is not a multiple of $250. i

The benefltaa
-of a yeat's salary up to a mn |
White Pass and Yukon Core num ‘of $5,000 and lnelude a pov!
-roration which embraces Pa-'ernment contribution of one-:
Rallway and Na- sixth (he annital ‘salary. :
For the armed forees, the max. |

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HELD ‘tO PUT A ROOF ON YOUR
CIVIC CENTRE
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“Goverment of the Province af Bh

“Liquor Control Plebiscités Ad’

‘Notice of Plebiscite | in Unorganized Districts

— Llquor Plobiscites will bo held: Fohvuary 4, 1088 ty the unors
ganized arens of the Prince Rupart Mectoral Distriat, Closing cinte .
Jor dist of volere ta January 10, 1068, °

Ih order to. vote In this ploblelte YOu nual hw roskdent ty
tnorganized fervitery and you must bo-roglalered on (ho Provindlal
Votors Ldat for one of tho polling iytatons shown below, .

If you aro not rogtatorer you’ roy to 40 hy conti Ung (fe:
, ‘office of the Ragistrar of Votory, Comet Hau Prince Ripert, B.C,

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te “expected the her concerns already engaged in vation § motion, one ots On phaslzed ‘is tenure of office as cheaper productions. ‘have jurisdiction to pass on Ap.
* timilar work ofthe waterfront will grow with it. Sirendment to some zovernm ent: . ooo The acting talent was all free, pWeation.
i The good CHUPE they have established i is the best ‘business. Suppose, for instance,! And somewhere inside those i. - eee cae
v  asKUTance tfli@they have the capacity for dlevelop- | that some Opposition party lead. ‘flowing red (they appeared as’ Fi k F lie D; ke
i apn in anFhat conditions that* take shape, The } ‘er mee the ee ne to ie robes geey " with TY srt) | ive lla er ami les IC
ri ; ; ‘reply to the peer rom tie | roves trimme a ormyne, the
ET het ile ime fe hece theca fea ang lage For New Home
Rt an ats as s, one ely 1'e- “This House vverats that the | jin the third row of Supreme . g
te pair and maintenance work done, and to make it Speech from the Throne falls toi COU" Justices seated at, the foot”
| we tn every sense a home port, When this is acecom- announce increases ‘in all Old: of the Throne, ae pn. Mr. ARGENTA, BC. @ — Five tender and won the contenel,
Tuctlen J) {
i wt plished all will benefit Age Pensions from ‘the present hls ete C, Abhott. mink Quaker families (Society of then built a modern one- -roon :
pO ” ot : $40 to $60 per month," y his first appearance onthe iFriends) fram the United States school whieh opened last fall,
P| vy . i ‘floor oF D}pe': Senate - chan per ‘have.chosen thig.tiny village on{ . Eimo Wolfe Is the ulding spit. }
| fe a REFLECTS von vor Tn taotione porte end after stand ng Morgue many an Lake Kootenay with Its oneldt t of the community project bub
| . boy ; © jatmosphere for thelr new homes, he has stiong support from the’
’ Kay and REMINISCES very, wry atone wit igen : The community of 50 persons: others. .
party, For what an amendment) © Hes rt the end of au rough, iit} Above all they want-(o be part ie
’ . seh as the above really means fs.” | |vow toad that twists through the (of the community, nol an Isolate
The trouble a Hh A opto who dinary folk. IL vosts s0 much to this, ,° of _ {underdeveloped Lardean country. ed group.
; ist do enough work lo get by {i get men in to do any job, The  “Beeause the government has: 8 fade Blevenson and George, “Argenta was here hefore We:
: hal they cannot buy much with bill for materials plus the ser- Not yet seen fit to raise Old Age Pollard, with thelr families, wet i camo,” says John Stevenson, “We
| y Je Amt they carn. \ vice charge makes ft beyond the Pensions from $40 to $00 per! ff SB ifirst-of. the Quakers to arrive, want to work logether in friendly
wees “= venen of the average purse, Month the present parliament fC lcoming fn an old car two years| fashion.”
| ie pa The clock Inn Grent Bradfield People have to abandon the idea should be dissulved right now, nga. The: others came later-. “ase
Ta we fEne) church his been stopped, &F do it themselves, There fs no and a new election showld be Robort and Ruth Boyd, John and | ,
PPE ey ieeuse Ib made too inuch nolse, other alternative, held at once.” Anne Rush and Elmo and Ruth
oki “"" Aerhups ae few members of the sete nate OF CO + + Wolfe...
| ry ca than ke that Ik When Canadians feel like let- *COURGE there re some mat a DEVELOPMENT. PLANS !
| ve DO mes ling off esteem about what © inn the honest ME must vole 3 3,1 Three families pought 300 sere
fois y (ine lot of people we are, a sob- as of bushland nud all eve makt
H A news renort says ( hls conselence dictates, regard | aking WIL
ds ne ‘ enor iiss “acl eink thaught would be that as laas of tho, fon fo.tth ,iplung to develop it ahd make ai De,
it a ysl We i th ie Is heel! elk (hatin we nie so indifferent to nay aaah ile Mh, iving, Tho countryatde his mel va
He Me a in’ whleh ni xa ust One hooks vhat'an average of $1,50 a ‘ ' A Nettle inlning anid limberlng ine!
wi turther. pariible to go year per head is spent on them, 248 yen, ‘i Instance, some dustry ,
Gf aay FREER When dd you last buy a book, 0f the Quebec Liberal MPs voted | “The Quaker families atrond
| ms | eevee neicee tweesinans ‘with dhe Conservatives, against! axor Famille a rudy
i  WRINGE CROSSING syirs | {he present Liberal government, | JOUN F, STANWWELLOPLENGIES, “have, contributed to crane the
ice ae te to be idvaed hol in ‘New System ‘on the matter of Quebre Income | ny who serve vi ig CM ‘toh | omens cael null
“Le at we got to XOH enya ago in the nar Will ope er |
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tad ww the bronble today Is for same Hel 5 Postmen But on the whole, the situation ad a three-week, dxoufaton{9. jhard been closed for lack of ps,
ta tw nner ato crogs that bridge when’ ‘Is pretty cleans, 1 comes down | northern Cana. (0. > 1eybs pila.
oom Udy dle jet to I : PENTICTON, BU, th “Thomas: to this; On a private member's eauipment to by tae | rl, 4 oMlQ. do this they provided n real.
pk 8 The difference ee, red owt watehing rural bil, or a private member's mo- i on NH arth | Is “dent. teacher who hd | |
iy iat every between a space postmen delivering mall the oll’ ton, any MP In any party i the tn Mare. The. expedition, Nett
Be Wl cp ae ur bis d MW MM, bus, myn way, hos tinproved on the whole House may vele mueh as he Winol elinaneit iy Me ivaralty education, aubinittod n.
roy ’ “reo Press, is thing, ‘ plonses, F otanwelemiotendr, wilt Tava seal sie aa es ;
col. wy Chih I our bus Chere bs yo space, Mr. Lee elininated the drugery ; Teterboro, Na this month. for | '
Un t me by mounting wil the mallboxes Haut an governniens afflelal) protinniniy studies araunth, DEETH'S PHARMACY
I y Apyene who stax an odd job in his neighborhood on the rim: mito ne ” apposition amend-| Hudson Bay, travelling: Vib ‘ALN sarane |
Pou i oy uround the house renives of a old wagon wheel, Now the the MP cannot vote fen mount Winnipeg, An experimental, Pon HEALTH AND BEAUTY
i Bi how costly it can be, Even if mailman delivers the mall ko; whteh has, what 1 ane 1. unconventonal-looking plone:'{]'-.4\ We Dollver :
Ihe a tvanly hull w day, the experay i Nentess Kerving extke (10M A TO andechan attach ed t i yg HiMe enn take Off or tend It ; ay DIAL 4313
; a) cuny hilo flqures that sare or- luting phe. ‘that. bal ched to Wt. For, only 1,600 fot has hood ghose: lf ag. MLAS
; _hhat balleand-chain really says) for the expedition, (CP Brot ——
. iden ulso, as wo have no con. |~ ve EN i moecpansenseyeon io" mewemceneee
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