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Fantastic: Statement by PUC |

DRINCE RUPERT has received some kicks in the Those Movie Jeers |
. face before but none quite to blatant as the one [SCOT . Young writes in,
reportedly delivered by the Public Utilities Commis. | the Globe and Mail that
sion in rejecting a daily but service between here and |™any people in one of | on
the smelter city. The service was rejected, it was re- [ONtO's biggest movie tne
ported, because the commission felt there was insuf- {&tes actually clapped and |
ficient trade and traffic between Prince Rupert and cheered when newsreels
Kitimat. Such a statement gives rise to the question {Showed that the U.S, ate
as to whether or not the commissioners know where |*©™Pt to launch a rocket |
Prince Rupert is and the amount of people who travel | 8d dropped. He writes: '

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dpily be Meus 8-year old city and the growing he eeemard a foot or two, and) OLD AND NEW — RL. Hon. | — : Fome in and have this Audiometer Test,
Wunicipality of Kitimat. ‘hen settled back in fire and ez- Arthur Meighen, former Con: & C c WY ow free of charge, and try the latest Hearing
» Onef ny arent, Pri Rupert } heecy People clapped and) servative prime minister, Oar y OC, orlinmiore| Aids from Acousticon Laboratories. Our
x ne Tact appears apparent, erince uper nas heered and shouted hurray’, ; chats with Prime Minister ed wide range of models gives you the great.
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. . . eps fer of his column deploring that | hiversary dinner of the found- : When © feel depressed, I cheer 4d will never amount to anything. ness. Models to fit every hearing loss . rr ‘ “ Pog,
anned to benefit both residents here and in Kitimat. | jen a state of mind could ex-| in~ ‘ont », Cans Myself by taking a trip through Little do the poor fools know that! and every pocketbook”. fod. Varlow:
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. . ecrs of miguided smart alec jan. Club. Mr. Meighen wax Bsements in the men's magn- step right into a well-paid posi- nef Wii . :
Service. That was suspended. Now Canadian Na- |eoo oc! Saturday night could! Honored ec meeting vines | ine thine tn __ ton as a hotel executive, regard~ And With Concealment Never Before P ossible
. , bets . . anton? ie taken as an aceurate test of th Mr. Diefenbaker as eople around me nk that | less of my age and the fact that
ional Transportation Ltd., is granted permission to | sine ooian f Canada, Yer| Which Mr. Diefenbaker was _ cee NOK |

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! , j i My friends and acquaintances, PRINCE al OnaL Mebonala ln: ne
: . ‘ vn regs public opinion in this country t ‘a crass, unpereéptive crowd, rate NCE GE iE - McDonald Mote} - January 20th and 21st .
daily passenger service between Terrace and Kiti- snows very well that there is } ou « €a (me as a failure, but the naga-; PRINCE RUPERT - Prince Rupert Hotel . January 23rd and. 24th

mat is to be withdrawn, All Prinée Rupert’s enter- {more general had grerican sen-" 7 é . |; Zine advertisers know my real{QUPS Ver, . Goldfield Motel - January 27th | Dyk
Beis r a de tet , : : ‘ment than had previously ex- -OLD SWEAT T C d ; worth, "
prising Neal Evans ti anspo} tation company 1s left isted, for at least 30 or 40 years. f. | Ops ania a | Any time I like. 1 can pull out ! ia HEARING GLASSES. .
with, is permission to take passengers and freight When ent, Uasic state of affairs fi 7, Lg 7 , | -of here and make $150 a week and | A ‘0, ISLC, , : _—~
yetween here and Terrace where it will be taken the presidenes of gender = ar os Re ort Shows UP as a carpetclayer, after only a e Ve from $169.50

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gither by one of the two CNR. vehicles ov a third wards the Use "reached nae fe. ene Army lypes can forget the, OTTAWA :—Canada is trying! 1 can get started as a commcr- of Electrical Hearing Aids "Monthly terms to :suit you,
Gompany the Kitimat Express Ltd., to Kitimat. In- [time high in Canada. by the 1a te rine Ryion overseas to “catch up” with United States! cial artist—learn at home Cre COME IN - If you can’t - SEND COUPON to
Stead of straight-through service, the arrangement | On the aay that Roosevelt died j _ (economic growth and the end of Only 17 cents a day and before

ny. . kenzie King. : . . a * ight.” lane Ill ¢ ing eash from . . ”
eye tens of thousands of Canadians ‘his Process is “not yet in sight, Fie earning cash fry A C 0 us T i C0 N H FA R | N G C F N TRE
dpproved by the PUC means an additional setback wept openly. His death removed! I knew him well in my news- a report on economic relations advertising agencies, newspapers, ' ‘ -
for Prince Rupert shippers of extra handling A great personality upon whom Paper days. I'll say this much for between the two countrics Suge eBeznes, TV stations, ete. i Established 1933 Telephone 28913 thee
; . , umost every Canadian looked as; him: he never kept anyone Walt-- vested today. [ Or I could free-lance, and be | eos of pig’
charges, Why we should be perpetually handed these | real friend, ‘ing deliberately unless it was The study, prepared for the! my own boss. | haven’t made Up q 8la Fleche Bisg., 10045 - 102nd St., EDMONTON
rebuffs is beyond understanding. It eouldn’t be de- I recall very weil a Gallup poll; scme_ bloke walting for some- Gordon economic, commission by my mind vet. But the magazine NAME So kt

 

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4 . taken during wartime. It dealt: thing he didn’t want to Live. two Canadian economists, said advertisement boys know what a} - (rma iemaryc enemas 7
leber ate. It must be through ignorance, - with the opinions of Canadians, The day he wag booed by the tere still is a large gap In the: taiented fellow I am. They Know. ADDRESS :
» , mo atil) asa . in various age groups, as to the! ,, . for -panine Ailing Telative economic ‘wealth be-; In only eight short weeks I an
he More amazing still are the rates as approved by future relationship of Canada| poops tain ites Aira ehiesett tween the two countries—per-!ean train for a job with a vital!
: the “PUC, $1.45 one way and $2.60 return for the ;and the USa. it was just poor ‘staff work " haps about 20 or 30 per cent. iand secure fubure, ais a meat |
@anadian Natt vs att In B.C. at that time an actual} OS TUSt bt ners, fond: FO! example. American na- cutter, baker or esel engineer.
@anadiah National Ti ansportation Ltd., and $2.50 majority of the younger people| ea will never forget the second: tional production. on a per cap- ‘There's an outhit in California
dhe way and $4.50 return for the Kitimat transpor- | were said to be in teen oF out | troop s oversene Word hae cone ita basis, amounted ,to some that knows my ability as a bust
Mati i} “hi “ ridi . "it [Tight future amalgamation of the | . meas. Od BONE " $9366 in 1955 compared to $1,719 nessman. They're willing to s OW
_ station firm. This seems ridiculous on the face of it |{'#! countries. The percentage on |CoWN the line from the very '9-lin' Canada. Average disposable me how ta make tie money im-
and can, only mean that the Kitimat firm plans to the prairies was only a few points , There wn commen ee THe income in Canada that year porting euekoo clocks from Ger- |
4 ‘ ’ a . - ower. © \stern Canadian opinion | an TIES. © ¥"t amounted to some $1,169, about many and selling them at 400 per:
take the CNR s overflow passengers, Surely no ON€ |was somewhat different. with be nothing but rigid attention | 37 per cent of the American cent profit, |
Is going to ride on a bus that charges almost as twice | French vanada adamant against | sented a mighty bi se lelierg | figure. | (Gosh, I hope the customers
. wt +. | any such merger. 1s é 8 1B SH " Crs. But during the next few dee- | aon't read about that mar up.) |
4s another. It would appear that there is something |", poll taken today would, 1/ It covered everything from GO- | sides the Tate of roath ot Can-i"T have offers from a couple of |
peculiar somewhere. feel sure, come up with very dif- | ang solitary guard duty on a re- |ada’s population and production! othor companies that want to set.
‘% . . . ferent answers. Whatever alse | ote point at Kiska to eternal ‘will likely far exceed the Amer-! ne up .n the shoe business. A; ; ,
: If ever the Chamber of Commerce had an issue has happened in the 13 years | field punishment. _ ; ; ican rate, the report said. iNew York bunch wants to send. ‘4
bas hae . : 4 since the deith of Roosevelt, the Came the day of the big in-/ yg. population might rise bY! me out selling fire extinguishers, ;
worth fighting about this seems to be it, Prince USA has ot made any great 1 spection. The men* arrived,’ some 51 per cent in the 1950- at $1,000 a month and up. i
Rupert merchants who had the initiative to. set up /gains in winning an internation- | marching in perfect order, nh period, to 229,000,000 from| There's a man grossing $217.
s *as - erit ; : j “Ss rE CS, i ‘ ‘ ‘ 3g! ation | . res washing cuibs ! .
branches in Kitimat (and who travel between the jal Popularity contest. | Deautifully Spaced 1 anks . Nile 152,000,000. Canada's population | every 10 days _ washing wa ;
: . . : . poe! oo _ 18 € arms coming up together, ; might inerease by some 75 per’ with a new kine of gadeet, and.
two centres) should protest this action against their | or conrse you could oePeain jal the boots erashing down to-, @ueht 24,000,000 from 14,000.000. ‘he thinhe ttre a eet, nd |
i PCR |, away this failure of the ,8ether and all the bayonets: bo peal i > same eame. e
liome town. The Chamber of Commerce should de- to win real friends amongst her | glinting toxether away along as FASTER RATE to get into the same ame /
wand a detailed explanation as to why the Public jallies on many grounds. It isifar as the eye could see. If you! The report used a 1850 popu-. Any tine. and foot odor.
rious th: - cas ’s instr lation figure. Canada’s popula- ‘stop to itching anc .
0 Hit3 +s hould ¢ / tats ; Notorious that the rich and POW- | took a surveyor’s instrument you: lation figure pop | : te. That's the
t tilties Commission should allow such discrimina- jerful are never popular. But it! coulan't find a wiggly line! tion is expected to reach 17,000,- no hold a tieernent mee et. :
tion as to both service and fares, )Seems to me there is a far more ; {mong that group of men 000 within a few months. | Wrong a nee bie money, moon-: ae x
a ee te eee ee ee te | deepty-seated reason for the at- 1 4 hush settled over the as-' The report said national pro-| _ ican make Al estate broke: 4
' i titiide of which Mr’ Scott Young comb! The Pia ne areivedt cguction In the U.S. may double lighting as a real Catitte Pre J
¢ ? . ‘complains, | Fiereene ‘ed officers glared down} it the 1950-75 period to some taxidermist, Bowe Wenothet T can. i |
~,. * ae L 104 , YOU ¢einmot exnect. our people the i a oY “i int h ta $568,000,000,000---an increase of man, detective or hy Oust an fo
og. ch (p res. to forget the two world wars in the ine, rey hadn't have “ome 2.8 per cent a year. Can-, train right in my own rome for, a mo
a ; the twinkling of an eye. All our “@¥ @ word. Each man knew ada's “production might rise ata career in radio and television. | ; ae ce f
2 Jesus answered and spake to them in parables, Matt. 22:1. people know very well that in thut even a muted “boo” would am annual rate of 3.25 per cen, But I don’t have to rush into: . ; PUT. PACIFIC Pi
$: The human mind does not often retain long winded dis- both those wars the Americans mean extra packs “on the dou- to some "S53 000,000,000. ~lanything, T have several irons tell RE a
# sertations. No one ever forgets a mental] picture, an illustra- moved heaven and earth to stay )te for 28 days, Mr.-King clear- Thus Canada might he able to in the fire. a eS 7 YOUR
y Hon. Even children understood him. out. Our people know that even ed his throat, “Fellow Cana- accumulate wealth at a fastor'| Rieht now,l am considering | re -
‘-~ eee . Te te eran under Or prea wnd Rood friend ans, T brings yon Rrectings from rice than the U.S., the world's an offer trom ‘a Hollywood onk » . COFFEE ;
e jMrapkiin Roosevelt the US.A.| the etizens of Canada. weallhiest country, But some. fit to teach me how te be a wri-! 7 , ae
. = drove a hard bargain for what, Dead silence, ‘Then came a factors might interfere jen r y
r ; SARS aga ly ‘f supplies she furnished us. Per-| lone voiee from the rear third "he ce of atnesdn eo. _ I want to start as soon as 1.
x ~ eae tehe ™ CAL IQ? ~— haps the classic cxample of this ‘rank, “Never mind the grectings. automation magne power ae enn, earning extra money, iy oury:
‘A ® e : s YOUR MEDI ° 2 tournf bargaining was the ex-j nid you brings any ruddy Ch paur- Canada-U8 wealth fap. It ap. | spare Lime, or enfoying the Inde~
° is Z WHAT S %. change oF the 50 | overage des ettos" ot peared that, large-scale produe- ‘pendence und freedom of wu fale | ZY
to | | hie suretet tram abador ts |, PME wy pandemontany nH ROU UPA ese clovelopmenis | nk een Oe I -
: “ South America. “ ae nn he me sity tne noe Use of fre Gg vclopments :
t ony i . te enow ‘vo’ should have re- and in this the 8. might have : was
How much do you know about your body, about things that make Lo ccna eno ern Ge te . ,
3 you sick? How about medicine that makes you well? Here's a quick ALL honest Canadians know very |Ce¥-ed the VC, I don't, know what fu advantage because of the ' Since 1840 — The Hallmark of Ocean Travel
* test of your medical 1.Q, well that we could never have happened to hirn. However, if plgger American home market, .
‘ 9 or 10 correct answers: Excellent von the war opainst Hitler had YOU look deep into the darkest - Another problem wis that any N nN mm
g 7 or 8 correct: Average the United Stotes not been fore-~ | erypt of the Tower of London, decl.ne in foreipn Investinent in G 3 ai
‘ Under 7: Check your pulse, “4d by him to enter the fight, Buy the chances are you will find Canada would retard Canada's
62. The human body contains many glands, each performing specific those with good memories are (Dim still there, * teconomle prowth,
» Tunctions, affecting growth, digestion, metabolisin, emotions and . aay Iya wa , Cr cine a swath ett tne ne Be ae Clee ane NTE
; . ' also aware that she never would
» behavior among other things. The largest of the glands is the: ave entered that war by any
“(J Thyroid Pituitary C) Liver C) Adrenal ther route, 0 NY TO EURO PE oT
_ 2, The study of plants is called botany, The study of microscopic So comes the real rub of the .
: plants ~ plants so small a Microscope muat be used to see them — present world siuation--and it ' .
y 28 called . . Is this rub, snd no other, that | * SVYLVANIA * IVERNIA
«{) Zoology —C) Feology CJ Entomology — £) Racterinlogy les at the deepest root of that * CARINTHIA %* SAXONIA
* 3. Besides providing a framework for the body, the akeleton protecta ‘well which is rather mistak. 1
. our vital organs, Hones in the human akeleton number: enly enalled “Wp nti-Americanism ,
* C) 206 C) 1,658 ] 601 C} 157 OL is the nies and net chbors °
a 4. In jo2", pneumonia meant five wotka in the hospital, fl 000 out ‘at the USA---Ineluding Canada FROM MONTREAL & QUEBEC IN SUMMER
¢ Of pocket and death for one of four vie ims, In 1983, most eases o ae '
» pneumonia were successfully treated at home, in lesa than two weeks, Who are in the front ne of any ; e FROM NEW YORK & HALIFAX IN WINTER
* ut a cost of $15 to $80, thanks to the new medieinag called: "Yel in the avalng or prevent ;
” . tadt : hintts Yet, 1a J x, or - :
nw () Antipyreticn Antimony Lf] Antiplastica = Antibiotics Ing of that war, we'as yet hove VESSELS Prom NEW YORK | From HALIFAX _ftam MONTREAL
* 6 Although the U, S, ig considered the heat-fed nation in the wo) Id, na more veal say than have the \ -
¢ Vitamin deficiencies are surprisingly widespread, A recent study Totlentole nay ie ; Gre — CARINTHIA hig, 4 MAR 7) ] FB. He MARS, June ig, MAY 22, jy 9s
a found that 25 per cont of American diets lucked the important: Holtento 8 OC Africa, or the SAXONIA OH. 13, MARL Ia, | PER Da, dean. ta maya, nue
#() VitaminA = () Riboflavin © Vitamin c C) Thiamine Hendh unters ip eriatna lenlled" AR, 10, "Papas 1, ‘ JUNE 27, HUY 1a!
« & Human blood in made up of many clomenta necessary to keop un anti-Amerienves in Canad is SYLVANIA PBC DWAR DN FEB 22, WAR, 22, MAY 30, MA OB uy ay,
1; Alive, For example, when microbes invade the blood stream, they mn Pea ee eanism: in Canada Is VERNIA FOB, 9%, MARL 27. | rth 28, MAR, 2a APR. 24, jmay oe! '
y are wnowed r a ae neath O Mod bload ¢ ay OT Te etn new on cone nne \ Le 027, + 20, 20, Tne ta MOY 2? uy os. '
' [2 White blood cells Pl aman Red blood calls hromboeytes ye a f ; vo ~ ;
a 7%, Although all organs of the body must work together ag a team, Hhat is, antl-colonialism, ALSO — FROM NEW YORK ONLY
t moat people would guy the heart ia the moat important part of the UT erence arateman atmnnameti an QUEEN ELIZABETH | yan, 29, FEB, 14, MAR, 1, MARL 19, APR. 2, ADR, 16, APR. 30, MAY 14, MAY 76,
' hody. Not all of thom kndw that the heart Jans . .. . PARTHIA ' JAN.) MAR, 14, APR, Mh MAY 9. ; , rau fee
« (J Gland CT) Muscle C) Norve (1 Attory - P f h gq 1A FED, 28, MAR. 20, APR.25, MAY 22,
, 8, Boenusa modern medicine has dono much to lengthen man’s lifes ip ene icin | BRIT nARY AR 2 May 7, MAY DN, .
. Span, the atudy of older people, the problena and disourns of tha MAUREYANIA APR Oh may 4 | of
. aging, is becoming more important, This fleld of study ia culled: Guses B ac out he ;
‘Cj Homeopathy (9 Pediatrica © Orthopedics (] Gorlatries ICalls at Quebec. a
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