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aN iSons of Norway M A|_ «|_| {FRANCOIS LAKE NEWS a yp ee 80,
r |Moose Child ot,
plenders To Be Called For Equipment)'? 52° Raraiva | Mrs. Roy Lord Heads ‘(Scottish Comed
‘for Fluoridation Of Ci Leap Year Dance, 'To Receive For Fillm Show
| UOr| a lon { ty Water staged Friday, March 2, it was Education Aid Lake. Recreational Club. Tho | Hotous. ‘adventures, of a

Tend decided Monday night when the
enders will be called by C J. Gustaf ‘son, city: A request from Rey. T, W.{Sons of Norway Lodge No. 28 Mt By MRS. A. IL NEAVE pupils here a routine’ ‘health Scottish * coastal “steame:

 

 

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sup intendent of rks Kennedy for exemption fropa |held its regular meeting in the Dally News Correspondent | check, A

air t was “le San suitable fluordation taxation for a portion of their}SON hall with P, L. Peterson, The eleven ~ year - old FRANCOIS LAKE — Mrs, Roy a 5 week's movie to be presented to

a cil meet} decided at onday night’ & cify ‘church building was tabled pend- president, in the shai Mocse Sunshine ° child, Lord was eivcted president of| Travelling on the lake \s get Prone by the oe Centre Fil
Dp M mee ch ane ceport from the Court of Tentative plans ners k also Ray McMillan at Moose-|the newly-formed Francols Lake | ting to be heavy since the thaw. alee om. Ee “head oe
th Mr Gustafson was also instructed to go ahead | a ine” to be heey next month ver lheart, Illinois will receive) #24 Tehesinkut Lake Recrea-|One car broke an axle ‘Thurs- Bom ne

wit “the construction of the building to house the {| A request for special parking | Harold Helland named as com- |G Purse full of money to meeting, he thurelay inthe ioe oe a Starring “Paul Douglas

ivileges ° 1 > dr A . . ’ . yee
fldgridation plant. | nd mation asking City Clerks SNCS i olline by De bon MP cltouine the business session, further his education,| Farmers’ Institute hall, | called out. to tow It to town for movie isthe’ co me th amerrles
“A spectal project under the| MY Long to ascertain from ald Oakicy was referred to the) lunch was served with Mrs. oto (which will be presented to}. The meeting called by Keith | repairs.

 

 

 

 

cllys gereement with Associated (he provincial favernment its licencing committee. Breimo in charge. him at his graduation, it mnie ar northern, | B.C. ve
Ungliicering Serviees, consultant | authority to establish the traf- a . dec} J u consultant of the department of| gocial wor ker D, Bjarnason
engineers, Lhe city intends 40 | fic guides on arterial highways Tenders froin city represen- | was decided last night education's Community Pro-| was in the district, Friday.

 

 

 

 

ithin ihe city, Motion passed , . he h tetas | g b h ta-
have’ all its plans organized intol a passed tatives: of national oii companies; R p| when the Publicity Com-|8ram’s branch saw represen
a ’ ond,

. ting. 4 ty “
plans.. will be miero-filmed “and se nual petroleum products were . a" . ; ; |
stored:on a cost plus 15 per cent! ane onowine wy referred to the Board of Works Minstrel Show ‘the Moose held its regular Present were dologs ates from Loca Drama

basi): Alderman Norman Bellis The following parking sign |for consideration. ‘meeting at the home ofthe Francois Lake Farmer's and

Board 0 airme jshanges were approved: nee ih ami Women’s Institutes, and bad- O Al J ml
i Works chairman sald.t > ye parking sla on the north} Given final adoption was the Plans are well underway for Mrs. R. W. Cormier. mminton, hockey, baseball and ne ir onig} ti:

side of Sec ond Avenue bet 4, the Rotary Minstrel Show to be; ‘Ray. MeMill th dopted
“Lag An ste \ etween Northern B.C. Power Co, Ltd., | y MeMinan, & acdopiec '
ie & for steam pipes at the: ‘McBride Street and First Aven- Hand purehase by-ls No. 1984 presented in the Civic Centre; child of the Moose here, will re- the Red and ne ae The third in ‘a ‘series of half

elty? Fire Hall will be bought at!
a cost of approxims OO) ang Ue covering the sidewalk cross- ‘vovering the cily's purchase of | APtil 6 and 7 by the Prince Ru- ‘ecive-the graduation gift with ' asi hour radio dramas ty the Prince
9 pproximately $291 and sing at Rupert Motors used car!) Cow Bay lot for sewer installa~ | Pert Rotary Club, Kenneth Mc- funds raised from raffles of se Hugh Neave, weerdlary: and Rupert Drama Work Shop, will

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Installed as soon as the material dir Ro J n di n CFPR, |
“lot is to be chan ed to read “N Intosh, publicity chairman an-i a}? broadcast tonight ab 11 p.m.
in sale 5 8 0: ‘on, p y an an- ‘crocheted articles made and do- C
i ed, council decided. | parking from 9 a.m, until 6 pan.’ nounced today. ‘nated to the publici! Ly commiltee} cy ectors So bere offrey I, aN over radio statlo pron)
eee arence snyder, {ducer John. M. Robertson an- ||) "

| ‘The “No Parking” sign in front, The poli d lice -| Choir master, Charles P. Bal-: by Avs, Edi El

The council ; ed a wage: , nih lel ! police and licencing com-' arles y di Elsermann, onel
site eounell approved vase ah as an td tie Bi be! mittee will take under consider-| agno is preparing some very ef- | Following the business session,| The Farmer's Institute Hail nounced today.
proposed settlement of the city de "i om ° ali pe ation a motion of Ald. A. Don} fective arrangements of negro. chaired ‘y Miss Beity Martin,}was packed Saturday night “Dorothy Ann’ title: of. the}
fire’“fighters' call-out pay dis-! nig . TM 2 p.m. until 12 mid-i Ritchie to bring ina “No Left; spirituals by Fred Waring and | ‘oames.we.¢ played with Mrs, Ole’ when a program of films was tense drama was ‘written, and wD
night—1)740 p.m, unlit 8 a.m. Turn” regulation at the inter-; other well known arrangements, : keuavig winnine the grand} shown and an ‘ exhibition of directed by Mr. Robertson - “and'. ;

 

ute In regard to time off,
otter, ‘already approved by The Sunda” ‘section of Third Avenue and Mc-; Mr, McIntosh said. | arta dancing staged by the Red and will-he enacted entirely by local
firefren, members of the Inler-: Approval was even the pure ouge Suet Tor eh travelling) ‘The Rotary Chorus will be as-j ~~‘, White Sports club, talent, |
firemen, Association of Fire: proval was g.ven the Pwr on McBride in a northerly direc sisted by other city choir groups: i | While the’ production. was not |";
i i chase of 6,000 feet of telephone ition, y y grow The National Film | Board carried over ‘CFPR at its usual ‘Fe Hedy Subat

Fighters, Local ong, calls for the inside wire al «a estimeted cost

 

-tand artists and the show will; H movies were followed by several
an — ialso feature a supporting cast, ‘Returning ere films provided by the Women's time last Monday at 6:30 p.m |. . “Relieves Pais:= Shrinks, Hemortaida

    

 

mento be allowed accumulated of $79,

thine off at the rate of 2% ° _ a Ald. jeter ‘ aster asked ely other known local artists. : P p Rupert | Institute. ‘it will be. rebroadcasted. «next Toronto Ont, (Special) He
ours for day calls and 3' hours x-Aldermen George B, Casey: ne city advertise extensively’, To date, eight “end” men have | ormer Prince Rupert resi-|° afterwards the room was! Monday at 6:30 pm. Mr, _Rob- “first, Lime agionce bas founc 8.
for'night calls, Time off is to, wrote council on behalf of he that “there was an excellent OD been chosen which includes “the | dent Andrew G. MacDonald will seared for dancing by amas ertson said, ©“)... * “agai asale tnioebotdea

be-laken at one time during (his and his wife thanking the coun- ues." for a dentist in Prince: yory fest talent for this type: ibe returning to the city from! of the club started by Roy and! Included in the cast are “Ms, |*{o relieve pailt.

 

year, For the period from July Lscil for the peblis reception ac- Rupert.” of enteriainment in Canada,” , Ketchikan alter an absence Of uth Lord, The club was started! Gordon. Reade, Mrs. -‘David'| relieved —without resort ta
1956, until December 31, 1955, call corded then in honor of Ald morowenenonenem———= | Mr, MeIntosh asserted, | three years, Aulin Fisheries Lim-: 9+ their home at Tchesinkut/ Hemphill, Miss Leonore Hughan. | rc
outs.are to be paid for on the Casey's retirement from ube’ ' Chairman for the event is: ited announced today. | Lake and proved so. popular! Mrs. Robert ‘ Hill, “Miss ‘Sheila’ “fieving pai
basts of $2.80 per call. lie, ‘Miss E, Clement Charles Roberts. | Mr, MacDonald will be return-! that there are now 45' members, | James, Adaire Moore, eKenneth | 8°) took: plac
rire, Chist Bail Reker has -oslere fan, Lio Cmusst and. | nit to Atlin Fisheries after bes! The Farmer's Institute. has of- Meintyre, Robert Jensen: and] ost aiazg o
it ek as Lenters from L yusst i ansferred from the New the Davi Yule. s A aeto dg ntanhik
beenInstructed to keep a record Jolin ¥, Denning bringing coun- | Feted By Nurses’ Centre Timetable | England Fish Company plant inj at sp thatthe dancers will! One ot the previous’ produie= eee  he’a probl

of the Humber of ambulance calls: gi}'s attention to the’ condition |
made on behalf of the Canadian. of Ninth Avenue East and its, A presentation was made and!
Arthritis end Rheumatism S0-* Conrad Surcet approach were re- ia dinner party staged yesterday ; an

ciety; whose treatment centre ferred to the Board of Works, to honor Miss Elizabeth L, Clem-| , The Atomic Kid, 4 p.m.

opened February 4 at the Prince Also referred to the Board of ent, RY, director of nursing at’ Teens — Casual badminton ;
Rurer! General Horvital, Fire- works was a letter from the the Prince Rupert General Hos- 3:30, Fil 8 p.m. Braiding 7 p.m:
men offered tae. services while joard of School ‘Trustees for Dis- pital. by the hospital staff, _ Weight lifting and Tumbling 7

' Ketchikan. Prior to going to the: ‘have more room. tions of the work shop, “The { “The ‘gocretiis: a’ caling
Alaskan city Mt. MacDonald) ‘The dancers, aged from. threc| Claw,” written and produced a “stance + (Bio-Dyne*) —dise

spent 20 years connected with!{o 17 years were dressed in red) few months ago by Mr: McIn-. «famous ‘geien tific in
the fishing industry in Prince; and white—the girls in. white; tyre has been entered in. thel. “ Now you cin 1 get ‘this 1
‘Rupert, interrupted only ‘by! hiouses and flared red skirts—| “play .readingy class”. in. the _Abbstance Sat te
‘three years service with the the boys in white shits, blue | Prince Rupert and - “District, fon called: Ireparal foi

notfon duty as drivers for non-" triet 52 asking permission to. During the tea hour yesterday ; ‘pam. Teen Room 3:30 to 9 p.m.: ; Royal Canadian Navy. ‘pants and red ties: Drama-and Dancing Festival: ale “Un

Mrs. MacDonald and their: '
ambulatory patients referred to yarrow the estzence to Conrad aftern Adulls—Square Dance Social: ,,” The program was launched by ; be held February: 23, 24 and: eo)
Narrow the oiilep afternoon, Miss Clement was: 8 pm, Film 8 pm, Flower: & three children wiil be coming ithe senior pupils with two sets | oe ene a ss petite ign Lod else!

them. Street school to 20 feet and also. pr i
Lrect § 24 Ice as resented with a matehed set oi r wa
soe forming ‘eounsil What black> [ugenge “eraft 1:30 pm, Capper Enamel-'40#2 With Me. MacDonald to-\ to gramaphone muse and called)
é “h ih Ua i lugvage by the entire hospital” ward the end of this week,
ermission was “granted the top ping of a section 16 feet by stait. ‘ing 8 pam. Copper Tooling 3: 0° 7 7 ‘by Kay Johnson.
provincial government to iM- 179 feet was under consideration. At the dinner held in Club 27, ‘pm, Billiards and Ping Pong ay ot, The. intermediate “students
s(jll centre divider eurbs for yiye sche nol Board asked the cily the direetor was feted by more t2 10 p.m. Ihe were next followed by the tiny |
rane contr aut the intersee to undertake half the cost of the than 38 iursing sisters of the’ Mecvings— Laundry Workers; | tots who performed a renee alt
oT 'ol ., - ; “ ' ¥y Vos
Brjde Raa na vfely in paving, Pri nee Rupert General hospital erty Palmer er ae anes.
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‘staff and presented 2 corsage of The evening came to a close |

land at the intersection of oy: ‘ i
yor Geo: ge Wi, Hills WiLL ED- pod pase 7 ahite payin
third Avenue and McBride “point” three delegates the red rosts and white carnations, after serving of refre shments |

Juniors—6 to 12 years. Film, |
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«gt . top sy maype oe Vy ” : .
Street. Opposing the motion — pringe Rupert Tourist Bureau. A After six years as director, i fe 4 lby members of the Women’s m-
AN ON : , " . Miss Clement isaves her post : :

was Alderman T. Norton’- eguest fur parking space in Be r S t
Y rs wh sed 4 here on February 21 and will i

ONS Who proposeq a sec york of tae Museum of North- visit. in her hone in Viele ra ' \ . a : ,
. Lae me ay ne lorta, ‘ . .

wh British Colwadte wes refer- eee ete een _ “+g Grand Cafe open Saturdays | | Dr, Trevor Thompson drove}
Y S rei to the Heeneiag commltlee “ty 2 am. This week we have | | down :. Wednesday”. ie sen a
“ ‘For for study and repor. ; Breaded Shrimp with Sweet ‘from. Burns: Lake to- give school | va

Lodge Holds fand Sour Sauce; Deep ‘Fried

Av-request: tor finance tal assist- Hwruntin, Subgum Chow Mein.

ayMiMY UPSE mee from the Salvation Army hone orders a specialty. Dial

e cilis Raby? sawn Tablets . ‘or the operation of the Lodge Kniiting Bee : $219. (38)
A w OU eas ae on i
! st ne late tubleta, in ay for Youn Women was referred a . :
tide over years ta give |e 4} o the finance coniumittee for Ty ‘\ q CA RS 'g@ Hear—Rev. B, Gunvel, Evan-
prompt ret froin taltear a seh i O | -gelieat Alliance Mission, Mis-_ |

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getllve Upsets sag cine | |
CP ey wel oe 1 ‘Sicnary to Mengolia for many |
meat ne tla Fy to i Aras Protests from Shenton's Sheet The finishing touches Were Sears Wednesday, Feb, 15,8 p.m. |,

ct vat ings Metal Works, Prince Rupert Put un fae third afghan fo be. at che Evangelical Free Church. .

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| BAB Geta piekage Am ‘coments bid. the Capitol donate by the Contennial Ree. 38)

BA aC your ds .. . and Totem Theatres and Fer- bokeh Lodge No. 48 ty the. 1 THE POOR WOMAN'S yeweiry,

wuson Funeral Rome regardiag Prince Rupert branch of the @ Rupert Shoreworkers' U.PRA -) called “costume” and some- |

WN The res “tay revised trade Heence Canadian Arthritis and Rheu- W.U, meets 8:00 p.m. Thursday, lirnes even “junk,” may now jf

jer were referred {ty the hieence yatism Soclety last night when: Feb. 16, Legian Auditorium, | say farewell {g ihe latier de- 5

BABYS _rouumittes. the dedae held a “huitang bee Convention delegates to be” w-ripdien, Dedgned and made if
wee ~ oat the heme ef Mes, Charles: eeeted. OH with care wid preeision, if is

: y Yule, 7227 Graham Avenue,
i oMrs, Harry Paulson, noble
horand, reported that two ate,

'g Lutheran LA, Valentine Tea : now being worn by some of the ip
“and Hone Cooking. Chureh Hall, World n ane don tre This
ahans are already in-use at (he: Thursday, Feb, 18 2-8 p.m. hond am ‘einen vont
; ) Dinart Gen. ovetybody weleane, gy London destener, EAC JAE ig
clinie in the Prince Rupert Gen- > stones of Ihe flexible necklace, 4
ert heepital, since the lodge g Annunciation Ree rea(io ni obrageldy and castings ar rel |g
Ln (ul by rary oa and Clu, Thurs day, 8 o'clock, 38) In rhodium-niated silver,
anale alghaus ta Cr . cen eee nevus
Following the bee, Mrs, Joseph
Delonne, assisted the hostess in’
sopving refreshments,
© Jt was apnouneed Ut the
pent knittig bee will be held al
‘the home of Mrs. GC. $. Viers,
545 Seventh Avenue West,

PERSONALS

John Mebeed, aa Porden 8o,
[tof (his moming by Canadian
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dav stay in Vaesecuver,

  

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