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1 COMING. EVENTS

Presbyterian
Sept. Ro.

‘Conrad United W.A. Rummage
Bale, Sept. 14,

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Rinnmage Sale,

Salvation Army Annual One-
Day drive, Sept. 16.

St. Andrew w's (Gathearal W.A,
Rummage Sale, Se pt.

“Nurses Bursary | Ball, at “28,
Hospital ‘Auxiliary Rummage
Suie, Sept. 28.

Catholic } Bazaar Oct. 9. and 10.

Gmetrics

mastern Star Bazuar, Masonic
Hall, Oct. 23.

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Nov,

_| APPLICATIONS

(8 HELP WAN'TE T—-MALE

ASSIFIED AD

{38 COLTAGES, CAMPSITES

 

 

 

TRAINEES WANTED
Englneer and Aeroengine
Mechanics

Young men age 17 and over,
with Grade 12° or. equivalent
standing who are interested in
finding employment in the aifr-
craft Industry are invited to ap-
ply for trajning-at the Vancou-
ver Vocational Institutt. No pre-
vious experience required.

Classes will start on or
October 1, 1957, .

Far further information write
or anply in person to the Van-
couver Vocational Institute, 250
West Pender Street, Vancouver,

B.C.
‘ £2051
for door! man,

Apply evenings Totem Theatre.
(202)

Air

about

 

 

W.A, tw U. P, A. W.U. Pall Bazaar,
Nov, 14, Civic Centre,

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Presbylerian Fall Bazaar, Nov,
2c.

I.0.D.E, Fall Bazaar, Nov. 27.

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Wuomon at the Moose Fait B Ba-
zane, December 4,

3 BIRTHS

 

20 HELP WANTED FEMAI, E

SMART experienced waitress: re-

quired for small select Dining
Room opening early Septeniber.
“1 Straight day. shift, Lucrative and
permanent -position for right

required. 3-4 hours’ early ever-
ings. Full particulars to Box No.
367 Daily: News.

 

 

CRAFT. Born ‘to “Mr, “and Mrs.

B. H. Craft in the Prince Rue

pert General Hospital on Tues-
day, August 27, 1957. a son, David ;
Puul, 7 Ibs. 5. 0%. Parents and
sister Sheila, very, happy. (ep)

ry

PERSONAL

GOOD home
the month,
Call at

 

cooked meals by
for six pentlemen,
921 Lith St. (203)

CONRAD United Hall Kinder-
garten for 4 und 5 year olds
starts September 5, For registra-

tion phone 4692 or 3390. (206)

TO ‘Contact Al coholies Anony-
mous, write Box 343 or phone
94... ~—~—C« (213)

14 BUSINESS PE RSONALS

FEMALES—from 16 to 60, ask
Bill! Kincaid about the privi-

23

 

 

leges membership In the NOBIL-

Fry CLUB will bring vou. Phone
not do it
(204)
ASTORIA Messenger--Dial 4724.
Agents Al’s Laundry & Clean-

ers (Terrace) and Terrace
Vransfer. Pickup & Delivery.

naw ?./

 

(210)!

 

THE Iman of Oman may be out

af business but Eric's 1s still
anxious to sell you quality gro-
eeries and school supplies, Dial
2218 for free delivery. (206)

SEPTIC tanks built, repaired,
bricklaying, house repair
Phone 4122. (222p)

PANTS or slacks. ‘Tailoring byt
Ling the Tuilor. Quickest serv-!
ice in one, or two days. (205)

WILFORD Electrical Works. Mo-
lors bdught. sold,, rewound and
repai red. (224).

cet neem tees ceeneeere ah meee te on einean meted mit it a

. ELECTROLUX ,
Sales & Service. Phone 2531.
865 | lth East. (221)

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FOU: ND

WALLET with :
call 743 9th

and pay for ad,
17 EDUCATIONAL
MANAGEMENT AND FORE-
MANSHIP TRAINING COURSES
Management and Foreman-.
ship Training.Courses are now
being seheduled in Vancouver
October, and No-

 

 

snapshots. Owne:
West. Identify
(1t)

vember,
Course No. 1: Cavers Job In-
structional Training (J.1T.) and

Job Safety Training (J.S.T.). The
course streamlines the tech-
niques of giving Instructions

through communication and
contact with the employee and
stresses the importance: of Job
Safety.

Course No. 2: Covers Job Rola-’
fiens Training GLR.T.). This!
course covers  Employee-Man-
ugement Relations, the undert-
standing of worker ‘altitudes and
handling problems.

Length of each course (40
hours) ane week of § days—-8:90

am, to 5:00 pam. Courses are
condueted free of charge as they
mre aponsored and f inanced

jointly by the Federal and Pro-
vinelal Governments, *

These are Management-De-
velopment courses for all levels
of supervision in Industry, Cam.
meree, Hospitals, ete. and are
dined at improving Supervision
an yhe Job, Si foty of Employees,
and Better Employee Mannpge-
mont Rolations. .

Wor reservations oar further
Information write to RE. Evans,
Napartment of Education, Room
701 Vaneouver Bleck, 786 Grane

 

ville Streot, Vancouver, B.C.
Telephone | PAcife Wee,
i JOST

SATURDAY. between elty and

Hearing Ald,

antage Raad,
Mi 4 at Dally

Finder plense tenve
(204p)

Naws, t
ci cnee cee geese bannato seenpermenmesenimiecn ste

BLACK and white puppy, part
Spaniel. 6 weeks ald. mangets
plenge phone W158. ; 202)!

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i OWED WA NICH MALE

Lu wrt We CARRIERS, H2AKO~$9000
(pins a speelnl allowanco_ of
$180 por annum), at Prince Ru-
pert, BC. Full particulars on
WsLOnN at office of the Natlonal
AmMployment Hervice and Poat

Ofticas APPLY NOW. to Orvil
Sorvice Comimlasion, 6th Moor,

EXPERIENCED ‘typist required
for Personnel Department, Sal-
ary commensurate with abillty
and experlence. Apply to J. W.
‘Kilgour, Personnel Supervisor,!
Columbia Cellulose Co. Ltd. 9204
( yi

FEMALE kitehen help required

 

for bright airy kitchen. Muss
be experienced. Box No. 367,
Daily News. ‘ (203p)

 

PART time office help at Booth

Memorial High School. Appiy
at School Board Office, Room 19,
Besner Block. (204)

APPLICATIONS for cashier. Ap-
‘ply evenings Totem soe
(202)

ONE silk finisher. Apply Deane
Cleaners Ltd. 2353. (203)

24 SITUATIONS WANTED-Male

COOK-~-Meat Cutter — Purchas-
ing. Rellable and sober family
man. Age 40. Box 364 Daily News.
4 (205p)

WILL care for children for work-

 

 

 

 

 

 

Prompt and Courteous Se-vice,
(210)

_ FOR SALE MISC.

FOR SALE
Crosley Shelvador

114 cu. ft. Automatic
Refrigerator

 

32 °

 

'Frigiddire Imperial
11% cu. ft, Automatic

 

Refrigerator
CHILD’S CRIB
PHONE 2859

(tf;

3-piece bedroom suite: 6-piece
dining room suite, Needham
piano. Phone 3962. (205p)

22-—-FOR SALE MISC .
14 cu. ft. Philco, New 1955. ‘$200.
Phone 4987. (206)

CABIN. on Prudhomme Lake.
Phone 2706 or call at 1003 6th
East. (203p)

39" Bed, spring-filled mattress
°95° large size cr:b $15. Phone
5347. (204)

LABRAPOR. “pups. | : Phone 2194.
9 A, m. to °. pm, (202p)
34. “WANTED MISC,
WANTED oer ‘Top market, prices
pald for sernp Hon ‘steel, brass,
‘copper, lead, etc. Honest grading,
rompt payment made. Atlas
ron Metal Ltck, 250 Prior St.,

Vancouver, B.C, Phone PAcific
6357. on)

ne ser mee:

 

 

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CASH FOR
3ecrap, Copper, Brass, Batterles,

 

Radiators. Dial 3526. Call 518
Bowser St. (205
GILLNETTER or work boat in

running condition. About $300
cash, Box 375 Daily News.

(202p)

"51 Austin engine in Rood cone

dition, Phone 4912. (207p)

Kt BOATS and ENGINES

eo eerie heme ence mreememamne a0 1

16 ft. V- bottom,

 

 

rene ett

4 Cylinder in

 

, board, Bell. reversible propel-
lor, Owner aboard John M. JI,
Home OL 4 to 8 pam. Cash $975.
(Q0)p)

16 ft, Peterborough with stear-
Ing wheel and windshield,
Phone 3017 days, (80) 4

1050 “Evinrnde, 30 h, p, Like new,

   

Phone O76. a ” o7p)
80 _. ROOMS VOR TENT
FURNISHED room, clase to Lown,

for quilat gontioman, hone
2661 between 0 nan, and 6 gan.

 

HOUARKNRING room, ponte
mtn preferred, G8itn 3rd Ave
Woat, - (201)

any ‘
(ae)

SLEEPING room. Phone

eet on To

sl, MEPING reom, Phone, 450.

presence sent eee « a

manny
looping ron.

 

GOMFORTANLT

 

THO W, Choorgln Bb, Vancouver
5, UG, / (Vt)

BAO Oth Ave, Weal. ae

 

person, Also part-time waitress |

(203p) :

ing. mother. Phone 4510, £202) |
ad FUEL

“SHELL”— Stove and Fur-ace oil
Dia) 2101

PHILPOTT, EVITT & CO. LTD.:

fend Province

| 47 AUTOMOBILES

 

 

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| Make Daily News. Vour School Sup ly Head Quarte

JOHNSON’S Cabins, Lakelse.
8. Mallory Prop, Cabins, Boats,

 

 

Coltee B Jar and Groceries, Phone
48Y (205),
39 NOMES FOR RENT

THREE bedroom house’ with

,~eurauge. Phone 2557 after 6 p.m,

 

(207)

394 SUIrE iS FOR RE NT
TWO “yoorn furnished “suite,
cenleman preferred. Call
efter p. ah, 621% 3rd Ave.
West. ( 204p)

3 Roums and Bath. Couple only.
Apply Seal Cove Road, No. 7,
(202)

40 HOMES. FOR” SALE “

REVENUE 8 rooms. Cement
foundation, dotbie plumbing.
Asking $6500. Phone 4653.

(205p)

40A THOUSES WANTED TO BUY

 

TWO. bedroom house. close loca-
tion. $1500 down payment. Box
366 Daily News. (206))

42 WANTED TO RENT :

 

HOSPITAL Accountant nr)

one or two bedroom house or
apartment for self, wife and
baby. Preferably furnished.
Phone 2171 days, ask for .Mr.
Barrow. (204p)

SMALL furnished apartment. or

house required immediately
by two young businéss men.
Phone 4125. (tf-ne)

THREE .room furnished apart-
ment by young couple. Phone
3689. {206p)

TWO or three bedroom. unfurn-
ished home. Phone 5085, (204)

43 LISTINGS WANTED

43
REAL ESTATE
T. NORTON YOUNGS
AGENCIES LTD. *
LISTINGS WANTED
Phone 3236 213 Third St.
Agent B. C. Auto Association

15 PROPERTY FUR SALE

BUILDING,. 25° x 100’. Large
apartment upper floor. Aonly
330 2nd Ave. West. (202p)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

47

AUTOMOBILES

 

55 Chev Neliverv. A-1 condition.
Phone 3780 after. 6 p.m.
(204p)

1950 Plymouth Sedan. Good
condition. Also chrome cartop
carrier, Phone 4841. (206)

 

 

LEGAL NOTICES ‘

IN RE ESTATE OF FRANS LECHINER,
OTHERWISE KNOWN AS FRANZ
LECUHNER, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS
FRANK LECHNER, DECEASED
TAKE NOTICE that as Adminis-
trator duly appointed by the Court

‘Fer the estnte of Prans Lechner,’ other-

wise known as Franz Lechner, other-
wise known' as Frank Lechner, de-
ceased. late of the Distyict .Munict-
nality af Kitimat, in the County of
Prince Rupert, Province of Brjtish
Coleimiia. who died at the said Dist-
rict Municipality of Kitimat, County
aforesaid. on the 25th
day of May, 1957, t require all credit-
ors and others Jypaving claims against
the said estate to send the same to
me. properly verified, at the address
mentioned below on or before the
12th dav of Octoler, 4957, after which
date T shall proceed to distribute the
estate to those entitled by law, hav-
ing revard only to such claims of
which I shall then have been noti-
fled,

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that all persons indebted to the
snid estate are required to pay their
indebtedness tg me forthwith.

DATED at Pr¥nce Rupert, B.C.,
t6th day of August, A.D, 1957.

W. ON. POOLE,

Official Administrator,
P.O, Nox 826, _.

21-24 Besney Block,

Prince Rupert, B.C.

(Aug. 21, 28, Sept. 4, 12)

et Qe ee penn

. an
or

this

 

RhOESTAPE
CAMPAGNOLO, DECEASED
ALL Creditors and others having
Cinims ngainst the Estate of Angelo
Chumpapnoala deceased late of Prince
Thupert, British Columbian are ree
quired to send the same properly
verified to the undersigned Rxecutor
ono befoye the ith day of Janunry,
1068, afier which date the Estate will
he distributed ta those entitied theres
tin pursiant ta the Will af the said
deceased, having regard only to such
aims of whieh Notiea shall have

heen recelved,
DATED at Prince Rupert, B.C,
With day of Atpust, 1987,
ALM. RIVED, Exeeutor,
c/o Messra Brown & Turvey,
Poinee Thupert, We,
(Aw. 21, 28, 28, 80)
Ta,

nto eeeretoe cea eromeen egies

ANGELO

this

Nox

City Delegates
Named To Attend
UBCM Convention

Mnyor George ©. Wills, Clty
Clerk-Comptrantier R. W, Lone,
Aldermen Kay Smith'and Mich
vel Kroeger will attend the Un-
ion af British Columbian Munl-
cipallties convention at Noalson,
September 2h.

Aldorman Simlth and Krueger
will take a one day clvil defense
orientation course the day pra«
ceding the UBCM,

Clty Counell) has a resolution
calling for eatablishmont af oa
dental coallere at UNC already
before the UBOCM,

At Monday's meeting of coun.
eh Aldemman PB. 7, Lester moved
n copy of this resolution be sent
to the Promier. The motion was
carried, .

Tr.

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PEDAL PUSHER — The traditional “diplocatic limousine takes - t

 

 

a back seat to the bicycle as far as new U.S. envoy ‘to Den-

mark Val Peterson is concerned. He’s getting off to a flying ,
start on a jaunt near Copenhagen. There are more than:a >
million bikes in Copenhagen alone, and the new Ambassador,’”

former Civil Deefnse Administrator is making a hit with the’ :
Danes by choosing this means of transportation. Concentrat-.:

ing on the road, Peterson seems oblivious of the charming

cyclists behind him.
immunity?

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Fighter
Of Mon th

NEW YORK (-—Heavy-welght
champion Floyd Patterson today
was named “fighter of the
month” again by Ring maga-
zine;. It was the first time in
the two years the. boxing maga-.
zine has been releasing monthly
‘ratings ° that one fighter ‘has
‘been awarded the honor for two
successive months.

The 22-year-old | champion
captured -the July award for his
10th-round ‘technical knockout
‘of Hurricane: Jackson, July ‘29.
He récelved the August prize for

‘} his: *sixth-round. destruction of |. ~

Olympic: champion Pete Rade-
macher at Seattle, Aug. 22.

‘among ‘the heavyweight con-
tenders _and Zora: Folley of

| Chandler, .*Ariz.,: was.. promoted

from. third ~ ‘to: * second. - Eddie
‘Machen: ‘of* Redding; -Calif.; ‘re-
tains his: top ‘contender’s berth.

 

   

  

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Prifice ‘Rupert Daily News sh
Wednesday, August 28,. 1957. ,

Huge’ ‘Double f

DETROIT () — The

ticket ‘Tuesday. 2 ae

Miss Profit. won the first. race -

at Detroit race course and. paid
$347 to win, $110.20 to. place and

$29 to show. The daily ‘double’

was completed when Lon'*came

home out ‘front in the ‘second 3
$19, 40°. and

race and paid $43,
$7.80.

Miss Profit’s payoff in the first ;
was. also the largest for‘ a $2

ticket in local racing annals. :.

 

 

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~Chesterfields. --' Rugs |
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wee OR STSCHNADEL .
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reais 8 Beauty § ‘Salon
OPEN FOR BUSINESS

Auarey. Mueller, - Beautician
‘217 6th: Street:

 

 

ALEX’S ‘FAILOR SHOP.
Experienced Tailoring:
_ Alterations and. Repairs

FAST SERVICE ~
Alex, Tailor—G. Glenn, ‘Seamstress

301 3rd Ave. W.

 

 

 

| Phone $046: tor. Appointment.

  

. largest
dally double in: Detroit. ‘racing
history paid $5,797.60 fore.d ° ‘$2.

 

 

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‘Phone. 2700, .

 

 

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