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20 HELP WANTED—FEMALE

 

Bring Your Missus to the Corn
Husker’s Ball, Saturday, Sept, 1,
Canadian Legion Auditorium.
Refreshments, Corn on the Cob,
Admission Free. Legion Members
and guests,

 

Rummage Sale,
Church, Sept. 15,

Lutheran tea
ing, Sept. 20,

“Cathedral
Sept, 22.

catholic Church Bazaar,
3 and 4.

Co-ordinating
Oct, 18,

Rastern Star Bazaar, Oct, il.
L.O.B.A. Fall Bazaar, Oct, 24,
Rebekah Fall Bazaar, Oct, 31.
Sonja Ladies Razaar, Nov, 2

Legion Auxillary Fall Bazaar,
Nov, 7,

OORP Fall I Bazaar,

Salvation “Anny Bazaar, No-
vember 21,

Presbyterian
(211)

and home cook-

 

 

Rummage Sale,

 

Oct.

 

Council Tea,

 

 

 

 

 

Noy, 15,
i

 

 

- Women of the Moose Bazaar,
Nov, 29..

 

 

Presbyterian Pall Bazaar. Nov,
22. {263)
1.0.D.E. Christmas Bazaar,
Dec, 5,

 

United Church Christmas Ba-
gar, Dec. 6.

13° PE RSONAL

THE Anglican. Kindergarten

starting September 5, has still
a few vucancies, Anyone inter-
ested please phone 3747, (206)

TO contact ‘Alcoholics Anony-
mous write Box.343 or phone
469}. (213)

 

 

 

 

 

bua,

3 BIRTHS

WAITE—to Helen and Jim Waite
ine the Prince Rupert General
Hospital, August 28, a daughter,

 

Barbara Gwendoline, a sister for}:

Brian.
8 CARD OF THANKS

“We “wish ‘to ‘extend our heart-
fell thanks fo all who so kindly
assisted and’ for the words of
sympathy and ‘beautiful floral
offerings extended at the death
of our belaved son and brother.

Jay and Marg Burns & Girls

(it)

Ii BUSINESS PERSONALS

SWIFKNIT Home Knitting Ma-
chines — knits anything —
$71.50. Terms,

tIt)

 

 

Colorfast BOUQUET POLAR) -

yarn for Indian sweaters. PIN-
GOUIN Baby Wool and fancy
yarns. PATON & BALDWIN
wools for all. purposes. Choice
Cut Flowers and Specialized| ,
Floral design work. VANCE’S
FLOWERS & HOME ARTS, Cap-
Itol Theatre Bldg. Phone 388)
(

PANTS or slacks,
Ling the Tailor.
viee in one or two days,

Quickest ser-
(205)

NEARLY everyone uses 09, Dial
. 2188, (205)

ELECTROLUX Sales & Service.
Phone 2778 after 5 evenings,
month of August. (21)

WIL FORD Electr teal Works. Mo-
tors bought, sold, rewound and
repalred, (225)

FOUND ‘

V5

YOUNG Labrador ¢ dog picked up

 

Tailoring by/=

APPLICATIONS are invited for
the position of office assistant
for the Secretary-Treasurer - to| b

the School Board In Terrace.
Typing and Genera) office rou-

tine, Salary scale $220,-$250,, ac-

cording to experience. Wire ap-
plication prepald to G. Wells,
Sec.-Treas., School District No,
53, (205)

 

SALESGIRL—Ladies’ and’ child-
ren’s wear ‘Experience valu-

able but not necessary. Apply of-
‘fice; Wallace's Department Store,
(203)

CBC invites applications for the
‘ position of Typist-Program

 

Assistant. Phone 9322 for ap-
‘} polntment,

(206)

KINDERGARTEN teacher want-
ed by Conrad United W.A, for
Sept. Phone 3583 or 3686. - (205)

RELIABLE babysitter to care for
baby in my own home, days.
Fhone 3806. (208)

24 SITUATIONS WANTED -Male
WANTED—Bush -

 

 

contract ~ for

crew of 5-7 men, available first

of October 1956, Please cable or

write to Albert Ofenloch, 836

Briar Hill Ave., ‘Toronto, ‘Ont.,

 

 

Canada. (206)

Nn. -FUEL >

"SHELL" —Stove and furnace oil
Dial 210

PHILPOTT, EVITT. ‘bs CO. LTD,
Prompt and Courteous Service,
(210)

25 FURNITURE FOR SALE

8- PIECE black walnut dining

room suite, Leonard refriger-
ator, ‘matehtng blonde — birch
coffee, end and corner tables.
Lido record player, Phone 5387
after 6. (1t)

25A SEWING MACHINES

BALES—Repairs, Rentals, Sing-
er Sewing. Centre, Dial 5349.
© (205).

31 BICYCLES, MOTORCYCLES

BOY'S bicycle. Good condition.
$20. Phone 3564 after 6 pm,
(204)

1948 Indian 74 Motorcycle. $225.
Phone 4880. (207-ne)

32 FOR SALE- Misce\!aneous

TYPEWRITERS
Sale of used typewriters from
$10.00 up. Phone 2343. McLean
& Rudderham, 341 W. 2nd Ave.
: (207)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| QUEBEC heater, radio, beds and

dresser, wheel barrow. Other
miscellaneous items. 1337. First
Overlook. (207p)

REFRIGERATORS—20% off all

 

 

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PS WPF EN sae ob,

MOE pM eae ae

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‘ HOMES FOR SALE

SMALL 4-rogm house, Fully fur-
nished, $1250 cash. Terms can

e arranged, Phone 5407.

(204p)

 

40

42 WANTED TO RENT

are required for teachers,

Office 3055 or 4692 evenines.
(2068p)

46 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

 

ome

JOIN the B.C. Automobile Ass'n.
Service—Savings—Protection
Local Agent
T. NORTON YOUNGS
AGENCIES LTD.

Phone 3236

 

Panel—good motor—only $299:
or, this ‘49 Chey '4-ton express,

 

transmission, Fully equipped.

phone 6274, (203p)

solutely reliable. Phone 6061.
(206p)

ww.
«a

(208°

 

 

anced, Phone 4708,

BOARDING places, housekeeping
rooms and one furnished suite

If
you have available accomoda-

tion please phone School Board

HOME Maintenance Handyman

213 Third St.

complete with closed-in box, at
$599—{ust overhauled. See them

Suite No.’ 4° Schuman Anis or

86 Chev, Smart looking and ab-

1949 Chevrolet panel, Good con-
eitlon, For quick sale. Phone

1950 Ford 4-door- Can be fin-
(207p)

  

Pad. a
Log.

KABI

580 KCS
Standard Time

(Subject to Change)

 

WEDNESDAY—

PM.

6:00-~News ' ‘

§:16-—-Ebony and Ivory, ABC

6:30—Sports Spotlight

6:45—One Man's Faniily, NBC

7:00-—Mystery Time, ABC .

7:30—-X-Minus One, NBC ~

§:00—American ‘Town Meeting of
the Air, ABC

§:00—Pan American News

9:15—The Delegate Speaks

0 :30—Weather

1:35-—Best Bands, MBS

10:00—News and Sports

business for sale. Leaving} 10:15—Muste
town, Phone 2996. (205) | 10:30—-Ganghusters, MBS
: 11:00—Apt, 614
47 AUTOMOBILES 12:00—Sign off,

THURSDAY —_

6:30—Toast and Jam.
6:55—Weather ooo
7:00—Standaurd News Time
7:05—Toast and Jam,
7:30—News and Sports

(tf) | 7:45—Weather
7:50—Toast and Jam
GOING Moose Hunting? Haul] g-00—Standard News ‘Time ,
‘em away In this °50 Chev| 8:05—onst and Jam‘

8:30—News

8:35-——Tonst and Jam Continued °
9:00—Breakfast. Club, ABC
10:00—News -G

| 10:05-—-ABC Presents

al McRae Motors—today, (204) 10:15-—Musical Express, ABC
1955 ‘Dodge with automatic 10:20—-Woman to Woman. .

11:00—-Ted’ Malone, ABC
11:15—Behind the Story, MES
11:30—Music
11:45—Anne Sterling
12;00-—Star Tiine
PM.
12:16—News and Weather
12:30-—-Swap 'n Sell
12:45—Prevues and Melody
1:00—Queen For A Day; MBS
'1:30—Whispering Streets, ABC
1:45—Top Tune of the Day
°1:50—Canadian News
°2:00--My True Story, ABC
2:30—Right to Happiness, NBC

 

LEGAL NOTICES

LAND REGISTRY ACT
Ra‘ Certificate of Titte No,

 

Stewart, Map 905,
WHEREAS satisfactory proof.

date of the first publication hereof,
fssue a Provisional Certificate

tlon be made to me in writing.

fice, Prince Rupert, B.C.,

day of J", 1956, A.D,
ANDREW THOMPSON
Deputy Registrar of

28454-1—
Lots 3 and 4, Block J, Village of;

of
loss of the above Certificate of Title
issued in the name of Daniel Shehan
has been filed in this office, notice
‘s hereby given. that I shall, at the
expiration of ona month from the

of
Title in Neu af sald lost Certificate,
unless In- the meantime valid objec-

DATED at the Land Registry Of-
this 28th

(205)

'2:45—When a Girl Marries, NBC
3:00—Pepper Young, NBC
8:15—Presenting Constance

; Bennett, ABC
3:30—Week Days, NBC
4:00—Club 580
°6:00—Happy Holiday, ABC
“5:20—Candlelight and Silver —

CFPR

1240 KCS
Dayllght Saving Time
(Subject to Changes .

WEDNESDAY

Radio
Log

CM. .
1:00 Supper Serenade
6:45 Trueduction to Wednesae. ny
Night
7:00

 

Titles,

Mineral Search
Underway

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

on drd Ave, City Pound, 3179.
203)

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Mi LOST

MAN'S poeketbook, Phone North|
Puell Ie. £ aAnnerye. (2098p) |

BLACK ‘dlamond “Garving oh ard,
_ Ave, Phone 4675, _feOIDN

18 OWELP WANTED—MALE

 

 

~ 110:30

CLC News .
Dr, Robert Simpson
Ayqnich Musa
Laughter from North

1 oD News * . Ea
Low Fidelity”
Grunfarb Quartet :
Local News:

7:30
9:00
10:15

11:00

 

 

models at Rupert Radio & ff, : Take It From Here: -
Electric, 10% down, up to 24 In Northwest Potpourri
months to pay. (208)} | VANCOUVER @—Backed by{!# 00 Slen-ot
DELUXE Model 20 J. C. Higgins; the federal government;- one: of on «THURSDAY _

12 gauge pump shotgun. Like: Canada’s largest searches for 7:00 B.C. Fishermen's “ne
new, $70. Phone 4880. (207)! minerals is in full swing in the and Marine Weather
SECTIONAL chesterfield suite northwest corner of British Col- ais Musial. Clock in

. , :  umbia. 7380 Ubt aews; weather
Phone $573, (apai| The geological survey, known] a er pevotons

- _ as Operation Stikine, is using] ose deerme ” ;
EASY washing machine. Good) two helicopters and 5! men to! g:00 CBC News; Wether
g Srelock eS CAN O88 Foggy] map 25000 scare, miles ot Ae Masel Menor

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|! ' mast_unexplored territory this sa Mile Way Spectat ,
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34 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS The area to be surveyed is g:1h Aunt Lucy 4
hounded by the Yukon border] 9:30 Laura Ltd

‘Scrap, copper, brake batterles,| 2nd the Alaska highway in the} 05 ail
rodiators, Dial 6128 Call 630 hort ae east and we Alaska) 19:09 Morning Vistt
6th Ave, West (205) | panhandle to the west. 10:15 Holiday in Music

—-—— 10:45 Invitation to the Waltz
. HOP MOUNTAINS 00 New Sturt
36 = ROOMS FOR RENT The. survey party will first) 11:20 Message Perlod
SI EEPING room. Close in. Box concentrate on the Stkine pla- Ws European Metaattes

909 Dally News, (205p) teau, just north of which was} pj;

---—=! found the big Cassiar asbestos: i:00 Show Thine
SLEEPING room, “Phone 6878 field. 12:15 CHO News

between Gand 7, 2041 his ts belleved the first time ae Meritt Tirondtsaat
3 ROOM AND BOARD that helicopters have been used] ais. nreriade .
extensively In mountain areas] pag iteoords ter You
"ROOM and Board for 2 working by the federal department of} 1:20 Afternoon Concert

men, Phone 2056, (205) | nines and technical surveys. . 0 teas

Marr mentor mr ae ene owrmmenne . ed ag yy a
OOM and. board..for young, Mn charge of Whe party Is Pred yas todays Muse,
ROOM and vag. |. 4 (203)! Roots of Vancouver: 83-year-old | “ssp: tae of Pah! "iin :
veraduate of the University of) aaas Tan Pie vim “
3A SUPTES FOR RENT British Columbia and Princeton 5100 Suinmiex sites
Zz room Turnished apartment.; Who once set a record for winter aor
Call at 522 Fulton St. Apt, No,| sledging in the Antaretic, Hesety 555 iyine
3 (208) | (he mark in the 1049-82 Norwee- | on ens —

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Freurity in the Canadhay Army if yeu
Heeve whith Takes, You serve with
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Hehe young may benween Vand 40
Tha Wil be the Chrea prenteat years
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40° TOMES POR SALE

4-roon hows 50, “cement basement

Laundry ibs in. Basement
heat Lawn fenced off and a gar
afte, With some furniture, 1444
Beh Ave, Bast, _ 08)

PUBLIC

Effective immediately,
as air raid warning will
Firemen to duty, A tost
on Friday, August 31st,

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the siten formerly used -
bo used to call Auxiliary

of this siran will be made
1956 at 3 pam,

BECKER,
Fire Chict

survey Is L, Wi, Green, son of
Howard Green, Progressive Con-
Vancouver
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Printing Needs
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' PHONE 5243

CANADIAN
STEVEDORING

COMPANY LIMPED

 

 

Sere ed mb de Ste oy Be Rae ab ited

— told. about the softball meeting
‘| for. 8 p.m, that: night by’ Miss

{which time I would prove my

jignored'as no meeting was call-

-- Showing. for the «executive as

“heard,

;Canfisco softhall team. organiz-
{ed softball in- Prince’ Rupert so

Jof-time and effort to. finally
| play? Myself,. Ron Yuen . and
'|the Canfisco’ team.

‘lat Oceanside
‘couple of challenge games with
Atlin Fisheries on Sundays. Ken
‘|Warren at Atlin.and the old-
\Uimers: there remember. that.

‘team challenged Allin Fisheries
iguite a few times as well as
‘{Port Edward, Booth Schoo! and

games were played on

+ Jans ‘team went to see RCMP and

a finally got: underway: with: four}
| fishing company , teams in: the |

‘|pany teams played only on Sat- | a
urdays, Sundays or. Mondays: is |-

  

“ngs; “Atlin Fisheries team man-
ager Alec Pihera stated his team |’
could not play during the week!

 

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"PRESIDENT RESIGNS

The Sports’ Editor,

The Dally News. .
/Sunday-night at 5- pm, I was

Pear! Woon, secretary of the as-
sociation. Due to a previous en-
gagement I could not attend,
so called a meeting for Monday
night after the softball game at

Stand with witnesses and ewe
en statements.

‘AS president of the Prinee: Ru-
pert Softball Association I have
this. right, I was completely

td. I think that. was pretty poor

anyone has the right to stand
hetore the © Association and be

In this letter, I -shall prove
that Ron Yuen and I and the

that we could play on our only
days off—the weekends,

1 would like to. ask the people
of Prince Rupert first who
wanted. to play softball so badly
that it took them three years

In 1952 weorganized a team
and - played’ a

In 1952 we organized a team

a couple of pick-up teams. All
Sundays,
For proof anyone. can Jook it

_{up in the files of The Daily News. |

- In 1955, Rom, Yuen and 1 with
John Palahicky of the Electric-

firemen. representatives and in-
viled them to form a team. The
league, consisting of seven teams.

league, . .*
Proof that the fishing com-|

shown in. a schedule printed in
1955, If further proof. is needed,

who made out the schedule at
that time. It was Fred Pachal;

The Daily News, Friday, July? }.

| Boltong’s statements, spokesman
for Local 708,and now I'l: an-
swer the other one.

Jolare Kellough; winchmian; ‘Ce-
cil |
Antone, jeep driver; Rocky: Mah
jeep driver; Bob Allaire, pack:
ing room; Pat:Fagan, on board
seiner. Flora’ H; Tom Sedgwick,
on holidays in Mexico;: Art: He-| 4
lin, vocational’, school,
ver;

I,
I

for Oceanside cannery ‘to. prove.
Mr. Boltong’s whole :statement
is false beyond a. doubt...

» Mike: Kutzak, retort operator;
Ron Yuen, assistant, warehouse-

are Darrell. Young, “Al Adams,
Ben Wagner, Archie Hodgkin:
son. ,

choice: few in the: association
will not let me ba heard: when |;
want me to do”

Softball Association .
have my resignation.

I answered one. of Mr:: Louis

This is our lineup: of players

an; Dick Nickerson, tallyman;

Wing, - book+keeper;: Jack

-Vaneou- |:
Chris Eirickson, moved east.
The only ones who: could play |

“In view: of, the’ fict tha be a

as president, call a meeting.
am. going. to do. what. they

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“MIKE inant,
-Prince Rupert.

 

 

vice-president of the '55 assoc-
jation who is. now in Victoria
and Dick Wallin, who is still in

Fred in forming the schedule.’
In 1956, atone, of our meat:

ARCHIE

‘| Prince Rupert and who assisted |’:

after: May 92 and I stated’.that a
Canfisco could not play: during! °°
the week after June 25 and it}
was agreed to by the association.
I stressed that point many: tim-
es, Why tt wasn’t put in the
minutes of. the meetings, we can
only ask Miss Pear. Moon,. sec-
retary, Len Harrington, vice-
president, formed thé schedule
this season’ with~ those instruc
tions,

ae

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Giant ‘Mascot’
Granduc *
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Jackson Mines ..
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| National: Explorations:
North’ West. Ventures
Pacific Nickel:......
‘Pioneer Mines.
Premier .Border.
Quatsino:. Cope.
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Silbak Premier
Silver Standard:
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Spud Valley:
Sunshine: Laideau.
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