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one ve BY.
The: rezoning . was approved
‘ap to the third reading. by. Couh-
* gil last? hight, The’: ‘public. ‘hear-
ng | has- to be, held before the
ezoning: can ‘be: finally: aceepted; :
4 Area: affected: is ‘bounded . by:
“ghe’ southside . of! Fifth | Ayenuo
fo. the. ‘Northside of. Seventh
prenue and by the Westside’ of
atlow. Street. to the eastside ‘of
aylor ‘Street. It. also includes
. fhe’ Summit - Apartments,” lots
3, 44;,and.45 in block .14:- ,
‘|.Mayor Peter J. Lester: opposed |:

   
  

the. bylaw, - contending’ thatthe’

grea is: ‘not . considered’: as an
partment area, by the Private
fhvestor. ney

q Council accepted a tender: by
The. Prince ° ‘Rupert Daily”: ‘News
. for supplying stationery. and
forms for. the works: department
at-a cost of $169.62: 7

 

  
  
       

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4. Associated ‘Engineering ‘ser
ices . Limited | Will: “be: paid
9, 135.06 - ‘for. ‘surveys on’ ‘water
snd sewer
iscellancous: reports. ‘Payment |
fe ynthonies “by council last
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: Purchasing agent: ‘David’ wile
fon. was appointed. ‘acting: ‘elty
elerk during Mr. Long's. holidays;
from’ August. 2: to August., 18. a

  
   

i Alderman’ RG. Large ‘repor+
ted for the ‘finance committee

T° PERSONALS”

‘Me ‘and Mrs. ‘Earl ‘Eby © ‘and
three children. Dawn, Arthur
dnd ‘Teddy and: Mrs. : ‘Eby’s mo-'
fher Mrs. Arthur. Minnis, ‘all. of
Victoria arrived -in: the’ city: for.
fre Centennial . Celebrations and
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and Mrs. L.’ Cc. / Bby, 435° Fourth “

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SPECIAL FEATURES: |
0. an Sizo Tuh
anne’ Lint Trap
utomatic Timer >
‘ Heavy Duty Wringer

| on $219.50
a 50.00

YOUR TRADE
you hy” $169°°
As low as $17.00 down

‘OConvantent Varin

opyien Rupert's,
Applianea Hoiutuietors a"

McRAEBROS.

"Tho Store that Sorvico Dullt"
Phone 2325 Phone 2326

   
   
  

   
   
 
  
  

 
 
   
  

   
        
       
 

       
    
  
    
    
     
   
  
      

 

 
  
  

   
     
 
    
  
  
 

    
   

he A public hearing will be Feld by “council some- |
time. next. month on the subject of rezoning an-area
‘In Section 5. from, Residential Zone A‘

to Apartment
two: landsales: totalling. ‘$750. °

 

Acting.” ‘on. a. ‘compiaint . by D, 4
8.“ Negrych,. 1419. ‘Atlin Avenue? |
Superintendent: ‘of... Works © Cart|»
‘recommended that |;
the. owner. ofa garage at. 1426 |.
Second Avenue: West. be. ordered i

Gustafson’.

to’ remove the garage,

 

Mr: Negrych: had: ‘charged. that

the. garage constituted: a traffic
hazard.

 

 

- puretiasing ‘agent David Wil- ip
Son ' was ‘authorized toby: a tape |

recorder ata cost, of $305: 95: to

be used’: “by. ‘the. _plstory’ com- e
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The: ‘eight-inch steel

 

eight-inch ‘cast’ iron’ ‘pipe’. at’ an

estimated . cost \of $4,500. In|°-
{ ‘council! |
complied: ‘with a: ‘recommenda-|:.

making : ‘the« “decision,

tion - “by. the" works: ‘committee.

 

  

 

“Approval | “of following: trade

Heences. was" reported aby: the. ’
. ~| Heencing - ‘committee: ‘

. Granby -“W. ‘Watmougti--gen-
eral’ ‘contractor;" ‘Samuel: McLeod |".

 

—painting contractor;: Arvid. T,
Maki-—-taxl operator; | “Harold
Radwansky--taxi ‘operator; Eu-

gene Dutton—renting rooms;: O.

Tschnadel—upholstery © cleaning

and: repairs;...T.. Norton: Youngs) "

travel | service. ee

 

Municipal: ‘Affairs. Minister WwW
D. Black “last, night “told city
council. that ‘the - B.C, govern-
ment “would: Tike ‘to’be a little
closer. to. Prince “Rupert.” —

_ Attending =the council -meet-|
ing for’a few-minutes,.Mr. Black.

‘Council: accepted Mr. Gustar- "
son's report... “4

water. :
main: ‘on. Seventh | “Avenue East i.
from Claude: Strect- ‘to. Donald |”
Street: willbe replaced with: an |-

ae & :
council meet :

invited the. city, to make use-of eh fies

the ‘services: bis department pro-

vides...

“We often” regret that’. your! | -

city is so far away from the seat

of government. We'd «lke to be}.
“ta. lttle closer to you than’.

Me.

are,” Mr..Black said.
“The minister added he: appre- |

clated having been. Anvited . to:

the mecting.-

- “This ts. only the second . time

 

i sinee 1952 ‘that a city council
has asked me to attend one..9f.

its meetings,” he said.

 

Prince Rupert: Daily News 3
Tuesday, July: 29, 1958 ..

 

 

Roy. Lisogar,
ducer who. has’ produced. a num-
ber of hits. and ice spectacles ‘in

the: United States: and ..Canada.:

Bruce Altomari, known cn the |
stage as’ Bruce - Yarnell.
- with the chorus ; composed of

‘The show: was: geo two hour by; —
a..Canadian- PTO 1 pits © ‘trom: “Vancouver, -yietoria,

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What's polsod perfection fram any angle. Tiattering jx the only.
word for the Wenutiful shaping of the nildritf-—-a plastron offoat -
crontod by a curved bow nbove subtle seaming and button
neconts, Tho neckline Is gently rounded, the silhouette flowa |
softly down over tho walat and hips,
Pattern AGHG isn Hnosfor-line copy of Mr, Casaint's oxalisive
Orlginnl—ovory Hite dart and detail faithfully: reproduced, |
Sew Ih i Ton, cotton, ail alynutung, or tweed blend, avd stop |
{nto the tashlon apotiight this suminer

Printed Patton Age te available In Mlasoa' Slion, 10, 12, M4,
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Trail ‘and other. B.c. ‘cities: ‘were

‘i well applauded | ‘whenever’ ‘they

appeared. .

‘The show included danée ‘nuni~
bers: ranging - ‘from’ the-. “Can
Can” of. the -19th century ‘to
Aumbers reminiscent of the turn}.
‘of the century: and: the: flaming
youth era of: the’ twenties,

The gay and lively dance. num-
bers were notable for their. bril-

Hiant costuming.and fresh young

dancers, chosen | from: the . best
B.C. 18-year-old ‘dancers in half
a dozen centres,

. Vocalists supporting. the ex-
perlenced professionals
the best of 200 applicants audl-
tioned in Vancouver this spring.

Singing, diving, dancing and
acria} and water acts’ provided.
a, balanced program which made |
the two-hour show a success that
it was.

One of the most popular num-
bers of the show was Bill Fon-
tana and his dogs “Peppy” and
"Corky" who kept the audience
amazed at thelr log rolling
stunts, Peppy, a .“Dalmatian"
and Corky a “Fox Terrier” did
every thing from sit'up on the
edge of a chaly placed on the
log to: stancd on thelr hind Jegs
onion tight rope, He even iid
them skipplug on the revolving
Of.

The pool, approximately
feot by 40 fect, and two
deep, was located = directly
front of tho stage.

Emeeo Bruce Yarnel! drew a
vol
rendition of the Itallan folk song
"Lun Magy Mara” which he
sane In his brue Thallan tongue.

Kitton Wendt daplayed = her
professional trapeze artistry on
no teup half moons that was
suspended fram tha-celling of
tho dll hall with only the two
foot doop water tank for pro-
tration below,

The choruy: litreduecd by Mr.
Yarnell as tho Barkerville Belles
ithen ‘did a Fronch "Can Can"
dance. as he sald it would have

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Fort Day parade be in the hands
of tho. Committos by Wednes-
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Barkerville in’ “the: 18th ‘century

Dave. Hickling~ ‘dressed: as.- a}
carpenter. and: Gabby . Wendt: as} U
a sailor kept, ‘the: crowd laughing. °

with. ‘their clown .. ‘diving ‘off: of |.4eé

a small Piutiorm | to" one side. “of

the ‘pool.::

 

‘Yarnell along with Naomi 1 B35 ae

till and Margaret Sampson. plea S-
ed the audience with. their méd-
ley of songs: consisting. of: ALAM
“Happy. “Wanderez,”
“Moonlight. Bay”. and “Do fea
Remember, mo .

The. chorus, of clauata Dyer

See — MORE THAN.
(Continued on Page 5)

 

 

Kitimat. spent: afew ‘days: here.

 

Ontario‘ ‘who are spending their
holidays: with their-son, © Mrs.
Smith .was ‘pulling’ ‘a trout - to-

wards ‘the boat when it oblig-

ingly: jumped. clean into the end

of the -bpat. They. ‘were. fishing

at the weést.end of the lake near
Paradise: Lodge.

~ Motoring holiday _

This is apother: hn a) series of
stories by Mrs. Eugene Bardlett,. 42
Baverson Phice, giving an aeceount
of thelr trip ty rar te southern
British Columbia, Wi ishington and
Oregon. Awa service to persons who
Anven't. ventured south hy car, The
Dally News Is publishing the series
to give travetlors an tden af road
conditions, © aecammeahition aad
ether -hiformation motorists may
Wwhih to kinaw ti udviinee,

By EMERALD BARTI LETT

OCKANLAKE, Oregon-—(Mon-
day)-—-We left.sunny British Co-
lumbia on Friday Just in time.to
-home-going
traffic—-passing the Boeing plant
at 4:30. Before we reached ‘the

meet the Scattle

relief of the under-clty. tinnel

(Alnska Way) we had run the
2hemile gauntlet of KAT horé,
that
Not at-

SLUEP here, BUY this,
crowd the roud edges,
tractive, |

Olympia,

{the slate

slose to the bighwny,

118 yroon and trinelooking.
ny

Meglor -to Astoria, .
Joly Jacob Axton. nnd
sompnriy,

Wo hid line ata plike
od: Halfway House---10
youth of the ferry,

looks

tuno's in Now Wastminster, J
ko: fish,

Yram Blaine, on:
Waahtigton boredar,

torvala along the highway.’

 

auto. oamps. Mat:

idity-—picked up free. on

capitol,
seamed quiet and well-kept, with
loglalative buildings conveniently
outh of
hore we travelled through farme
Janda rosembling somowhat, tho
lower Fraser. Valloy, though. inks
Tak-
A wrong: burn at Kolso,. we
wound Mang. the north. bank of
tha Columbia for alxty or sovonly
honutlend troe-shaded milos and
crossed the mouth of the river. at
‘named _.for
hin. fur

pale

Wy was dec
ornted, with tshenot mnd glass
flonts yominiacont of Shoe Non:

‘s
nizo n yood place to ont, If you

tho B.C.
thora have
boon plenic tables at frequent Ine
0
fr, T have soon vary few, camp-
{ngs plaves though: muny of tho

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passing cars are laden with gear.;

From Astorie, Highway 101 runs
through cheese country to THi-
mook, . There have been glimpses
of the long flat beaches that lead
to. California, , The new Oregon
trail.

Wherever the: road docs touch’
the beach there Is a’ cluster. of |.
bright: coloured motels, shrimp-
and-crab stalls, agate-scllers and
other tourist bait. Agate scoms
to be an important loeel, an el

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beaches and taken to be po}ish-;
od ‘at the poltshors—or bought,
ready to uso., .

Arriving on ‘Saturday at
Occanlake, we found “no ynenn-
ey” at the recommended beach
place but any number of placa |.
on the highway above. Wo atay-
od at Nool’s Motel, which provid-
ad two bedrooms and bath vory
attractively. furnished, for $13,
This included an clectric percola-
tor, and “the makings." Woe
could have gone farthor and ‘paid
Voss, Teanw aligns “3,10 and UD
famlly, rate.” yh

Wo ‘are now fy that place on
‘the boah—-La! Vista Terrace,
Hare, for tho snine price ‘as tho
nhaye,, we are vn. few: fect nhove
tho berch, hi a aandilwood and
gold apartment with all = the
anion tlos; ineludlig wlolovistén
sot, ‘Thoyo is. wall-to-wall black-
Lop In tho dourtyurd In the biok
and a wido-seracn: view of the
honch, Noachvombors in variod
voxtumen, on | foot, on motor
acootors, and on: Norac-back
(haya, plitood, and: palamings)
pirado from morning to night,

Thoro |s 0 gold Mug to indicate

{ante swinnning and n rod ono to

romind swhmnora of tho under
tow but the cold wntor. soon to
dlacourn c more thon paddling
at theo va fe ES

With: iD “tht: ‘bofore. mo: ‘and:
tolovision too Tam having 0 hard:
Hino wotling: words < on papery

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