“Prince Rupeit Ouriy ews
Monday, Mareh 7, 1985,

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t dally newspaper devoted to the upbuilding of Prince Rupert
and Northern and Central Brith Oolumbia,
Meinder of Canadian Press — Aulit Bureau of Ciroulations
Canadian Dally Newspaper Assoctation.
Published by Tne Prince Rupert Dally News Limited
J. FL MAQOR, Prealdent
Subseription Rates:
By earrler-—Per week, 26% per menth, §
By matl-Per inonth,! 766; per yeur, $8.00.

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School Deserves High Praise

sooth Memorial High School students and its staff
‘member's nade a valuable contribution to the city
of Prince Rupert last week, In three days more
than 650 students and nearly 1,200 adults saw the
high school Glee Club's presentation of Gilbert and
Suilivan's “The Mikado” and ‘thoroughly enjoyed
ihemselves. Popular demand will see the perfor-
ranee repeated on March 23 and it is our guess
twat not only will those who missed seeing the op-
eretta last week take the opportnuity of taking in
me well-presented production, but many of thos:
who have already seen it will he going back for an-
ther evening of pleasure,
* ‘To Mv. Gordon Criffin, director of the stu-
éonts’ production high praise is due. In taking an
extremely large group of teen-agers, all untrained
and coming up in four months with an operetta that
vould have compared well to many university pro-
ductions, is indeed o noteworthy feat.
‘At the same time the hard work of all the stu-

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choruses, worked back stage, or played in’ the
orchestra was necessary to produce a successful
show, The eventual result, showed without doubt
that the student body had worked with a will and
had given the teaching staff the utmost co-opera-
tion.

Booth High school Princival stressed Friday
weht that little school time had been lost due to the
operetta, He also paid tribute to the students for
their efforts and the enjoyment they realized in

 

duction “was one of the ‘frills’ that turned out to
he one of the ‘thrills’ of todavs’ educational system.”

The school’s “Mikado” was a fitting introdue-
tion to Education Week that gets underway today.

Congratulations Penticton V's

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simply failed to make a game of it. Possibly the

ae political police that followed the team around were
lg a poor influence, but whatever the reason the play-
fi ers behaved in precisely the way one might expect
Le ee of subjects of a dictatorship. They lacked ingenuity.
Tone Once the Canadians caught on to their sirategy,

the Dynamos were anythine but dynamic.

Canada produces the greatest hockey players on
earth. How we lost to the Russians list year

 

oe hard to understand, but it is quite apparent now

‘ that there are at least a dozen amateur teams in

as the country that could handle them with ease.
1 7 : Nevertheless for the Penticton V’s it was a!

wonderful triumph, They showed spirit all the way
and despite, or perhaps because of, their aggressive
tactics they won themselves a host of supporters.
They have the congratulations not only of Canada
but of the whole western world. It looked’ as if
some of the countries behind the Tron Curtain were
rooting for them as well.

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Anrual Meeting

TONIGHT

8 pm. MOOSE TEMPLE

Election of Officers

   
   
     

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dents, those who sang the ma‘n roles, were in the |

being part of.a suecessful undertaking, We can |
heartily agree with him when he said that the pro-

anada’s hockey victory yesterday against the |
Russians was sweet but almost anti-climactic. |
The disappointing fact was that the Russians |

However it all went:to show that without doubt*

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Hon. Jimmy's Fish
~The Honourable Jimmy
‘Sinclair has a reputation
‘around parliament for
chaving a single track
mind, He is the first Min-
‘ister of Wisheries that
Canada has ever had who
concentrated his whole
‘energy on the job of sall-
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on this job that some of his coll- ;

cages have nadiniringly named
him the Fishmonger General.
The Sinclair approach Is sim-
plicity itself. Canada ts one of;
‘the most fish-rleh countries. iny
‘alt the world, he states, without;
‘fear of contradiction. But the:
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east enthusiastic fish eaters. .
A few years ago Canadians
were eating only 12 pounds of’
‘fish per head per year, One way ;
sand another, this consumption |
‘has now been boosted to 1M;
‘pound per year. But that amount,
‘of {ish consumption, says the!
[Minister of Fisherles, Is mere,
‘chicken feed. He shows that the:
Japanese eat no less than 90:
‘pounds per head per year. He;
tries to show that we could eat:
ilar more fish than ‘we do eat,
‘with great benefit to ourselves.
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“THE Honourable Jimmy may or
j may not really believe that fish
ile the most valuable form of
‘brain food. He may or may not
-beleve that his fellow MPs and
cabinet ministers could do with
‘ns heavy extra Intake of brain
ifood. But he {s carrying out
‘the most powerful campaign that
‘this parliament has ever seen to
‘make each and every MP .eat

 

‘more fish—-and like to eat more
fish. :
Systematic in all things—and
‘stubborn too—Jimmy is going!
through the list of MPs literally |
from A to Z. Groups of the MP3, :

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to one of Jimmy’s famous fish;
ifries, clam bakes, or what have
you? Po
The MPs get fish served to
jthem in. all: sorts di NOW Ways:
iThe lutcheons: tak@ al
‘in the testing kitchens of the
‘Department of Fisheries, and
‘most MPs come away marvelling,
bet only. at the tastiness.of the
fare, but Its variety,
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iYESTFRDAY I was one of a
- goodly sized. group from P to
8, who ate Jimmy's: fish fare—
iond really liked It,

Jimmy gave us perky cad
chowder to begin with. Then
we wot a nice helping of fne
silmon (thank the Lord, real
R.C., and not the anemle pale
variety known as Gaspe.) But
| slong with the salmon. came
| fome succulent Black Alaska cad.
‘Just io show that there enn’ be
semathing fishy even: about a
wonderful salad, Jimmy's team
(ot deticlans also servad Hallbul.
iYuites orange salad oe,
Pt uv i a pe oy ae
ALONG with mv dni ehahil tot ie

I even pieked up'the bonus of
A good, and true,’ fish story, [¢
came from the Indy MP-—Mrs,
Ann Shipley, .

| It seems that ano summer one
‘of Mra. Shipley's young daugh-
itera wan in poor health, Bhe ar-
j ranged for the girl to spend some
weeks on one of the. nlaslonary
Jaunches whieh ply the BAC.
coast, The girl came home much
dmproved iy health, But one
bight. -lstening to the = Il
daughter say her prayers by

bedside-—-Mrs, Shipley was pir-
aed by one phrase In the Lord's
prayor, Bho asked the daughter
jlo repeat the first line—which
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Accardingg to the Wttle Jady

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EXPRESSES THANKS
The Editor,

free.)
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port of the. Bank of - Canada
requilarly leaves hin, completely

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‘of one-syllable ‘words, ° Added
tdlfficulties Include the: frequent

jambiguity that very often more

j does NOT say than to anything

{free from the suspicion that its

principles of other people, if you
have none of your own, |

In France many automobiles

fare still operated on chareosl. ;

Thats nothing. Here, even more
are operated on credit-—Wind-
sor Star.

Something wrong! Snow is
here, Ice is here, Zero and be-
low zero have hoth heen here.
Shipments of seed for future

gardens are here. Everything cne with genuine flu couldn't.’
correct except robins.

In the judgement of J.
Hughes of the Tourlst Bureau
in Vancouver, the flying of «
lot of American flags In Canad
does not do Canadians any cred.
it. “Americans coming up here
lke to think they are In another

inight thing to do is stlek you

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It would really be news if a
fellow who fought through two!
wars and wasn't seratehed, fell,
on the fee and wasn’t hurt,

All the fuss about Rocky Mar-:
ciano’s beak suggests to us tht!
it is only in’ boxing that the!

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business into someone else’ nose...

1 e (
| The Individual who declares he)
has a case of “walking flu” prob.
ably has no (lue whatever. Any.:

even crawl,

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; part of!
this week, debated a dismal sub- |
ject. These included soup kit-|
chens, {tl health, domestle un- i
happiness and desertion, Unem.}
ployment, of course was neither |
overlooked or forgotten.

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| Federal pariiament,

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. hee, | personally appreciate only

by priority of initial are treated |
-Jyou've got your hand out looking '

place tight |.

He Slunalblo for the frat yront wat,
He But today, It appears Canadians

Tho litle girl anid, very clenr-

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country,” he remarked, “They
are not interested In seeing thelr
own fing here Just as we don’t
look for ours down south. To
the visitor seeing his Nag here
means only one thing—that

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fora buck.” You sald somethh
thgt.time Mr. Canuck.

seep

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| ee *, 000,

2 population basis, the equivalent
this enlistment would be 250,-

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That a good many Canadians; ay =retic expediiion sald thelr

enlisted in the American Civil! ves .i, the Kista Dan, aporeach-
, War is well known. But that the ‘eg
\total reached 50,000 of whom 18,- scenes uf Indescribable beauty,

{oo died ig quite astonishing. On ‘surrounded by maszed Icebergs
-of fantastic chape. Sea-hories

The Dally News:

At the 36th annual meellr 7 of,
the Councl! of the British Col!
ba gia Division of the Canadian!
Red Cross Soetety, hed In the|
‘hotel Vaae ner Pegruary 22-4
23,0 resolution was unanimously:
recorded expressiny the thanks!
of the Evslety to the dally news-
papers of the provines for thelr!
continued support of Red Ccoss)
(hrovth the mendium oof the}
Wes |

A3 commissioner for this prav-

co well the magnificent ass'at-

anee your Paper las been to us.
C. A, Svo't,
Commissioner.

SCENIC ANTARCTIC

CANBERRA @ — A Imescage
eeclvcd from the Australlan

its anchorage.

cand pengulng basked on the ice-
floes and icebergs.’ Tempera-

 

A floating dry dock, in which
Prince Rupert took a profound
pride was sold down south a few
weeks ago. But somehow, there
has been ne collepse, The city isi
carrylny Cus.

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RESEMBLES ONE? * my
The district of Sujlbury in On.
trio claims a wolf as large as a
pony. Or could jt be a pony that
looks Nike a wolf?? The ‘wild re-
gion north of Lake Superior has
had many a wolf sighted, as well
os shot. The pony ts usually
kept in a barn,
Internal differences in tle
;COF arouses speculation as (o
the shape of things to cone,
Whatever happened to all that
ple In the sky. served an flying

saneers,° |
Premiat Chul ohiiy olig ey
served it will’ be ‘at feast tree
or four more years hefore thé
third world war will be undor
attack. Whero will we be byl.
that.time? To hoar tome folks
talk, several strategists totalliig
“phoul a thousand, know alreagy,

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MODERN GERMANY |.

1 Tt had long been thought that
a Yallicose Kalaer was long re.

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mans are honestly and. actually
liko, I Js deelatod he has no
more wish for war than has any
Canadian eltlyon, He would ra+
thor alt, quaffing his stein of
lager and Ainglng folk songs than
80 out on muanoouvres In preps
uration far war. oy

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SP ARTIUR DOWLER (centred a retired Britleh Army lianton-
ant-general, marches briskly along in the ranks as a humble
“private tn Britain's Home Guard, distingulalfed from hiy fellaw
soldiers only by the generons ascartinent of medals botrneing on
hly cheat, Ble Arthur, 60, retired from the Army taal aummer
‘flor baling Chiof of State to Mell Marshall Lard Montgomery
In Clerniany; Director of Infantry at the
and Genera) Officer, Comnnding, In Kast A

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($2,000 of this latter sum tax-
But that's. about as far
cho's prepared 49 yo wlth con-
fidence in any fnanelal problem.

In particular, the. annual re

baffled. It’ Just too Intricate
for him to even allempt to di-
geat, despite tie cast (hat there's
well known ta he vary vital fin.
aneiil “meat” ss ucllned within
Its pages, my

oeeeenerney ,

The governments economic

experts, to whom the central |”

bank's annual’ report: 4s figura-
lively an open hook, aren't too
harshly eritleal of the rank-and.
file MP's for shying away fron:
it, They admit that It iso falr-
ly formidable document, : with
niore than a slight flavor of ly
ery tower econarnle theary about
A merely fniltial hurdle Js

Mt
the fact that It uses a minimum:

necessity of reading closely. be-
‘tween Its Ines to cas It eg.
rentlal meaning, plus the final

Importance attaches to what. it

In Its generally cautlonsly word-
edtext.

In brief, the report isn't tno

suthors are In-an the close con-
spiracy of the banking and: fin-
clal world generally lo preserve
the myatery of its 10 am, to 3
pm, iive-day-n-week monopoly,
a monopoly, Ineldentally,
whieh. still finds: time ‘even In

its abbreviated hours to exhort}.

the rest of the economy period«
frally ta greater Inbors In the
vital cause of Increasing produ-
clion so as to keep Canadian untt
costs competitive with the rest
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Nominally, of course, the report

b may ‘Bub. dn pre “e
fairly widespread bellef, your nV. Conie. Devetlee tty
erage back-bencher MP Jan't too
financtally minded. ° He can act
with decision In-ralsiig ‘his ‘own
Indemnity from $6,000 to $10,000

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Which tho nation ,
leached ma

it Is heading,
the reason Nie tt
post to be
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standing.

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