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. COMING EVENTS
; Past Mistr SSeS “Association
L.O.B. A, Rummage Sale, Aug. $1,

Pr eaby terian
Sept.

Conrad United W.A, Rummage
Sale, Sept. 14,

tee nee

Rum mape Sale,

 

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

rate erie ee

 

Cathedral W.A,
Rummage Sale, Sept. 21.

“Nurses B Bursary Ban, Sept. 28,

Hospital Auxillary Rummage

"Bale, Sept. 28,

Oe se ten ee lan ee nce ee cee

Catholic Bazaar Oct, 9 and “10,

 

 

Eastern Star Bazaar, Masonic
Hall, Oct. 23.

Qet 31,

tees a ee

Nov.

Rebekah Bazaar,

fem eee

Legion Auxiliary Bazaar,

 

W.A. to U.P.A.W.U, Fall Bazaar,
NOV. 14, Civic Centre,

| arnt youn re een ena ee chet et a et pn ones

of Peshyterian Fall Bazaar, Nov,

 

Nov. 21
Fall Ba-

» JOD, Fall Bazaar,

Women of the Moose
nar, Decembe r 4,

ENGAG Lb ME NTS

BND oy be ee

and Mrs, Mervin EB. Mar-
tin announee the engagement
and forthcoming marriage of
their daughter Sue, to Mr. Ron-
ald Ciccone. The wedding to take
;place on September 13 at seven-

Mr.

se aathirty o’clock in the evening in
a athe

First Presbyterian Church
with Rev. Ivan Gamble officiat-
ing. bn)

CARD OF , HANKS

g
The ‘Currie Family wishes to
thank their many friends and
relatives for their kind expres-
sions of sympathy and beautifyl
floral offerings. Special thanks
to Rev, Ivan S. Gamble for his
consoling words during our late
Le reavement,. «lt Pp)

PERSONAL

TO Contact Aleohoties Anony-
mous, write Box 343 or phone
2394, (213)
14 BUSINESS PERSONALS
ASTORIA Messenger—Dial 4724.
Agents Al’s Laundry & Clean-

us

 

 

 

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

(210)

SEPTIC tanks built, repaired,
bricklaying, house repair.

Phene 4122. (222p)

WILFORD Electrical Works. Mo-

 

 

38 COTTAGis., CAMPSITES

  

sa FOR SAL E

LLOYDS baby
ible type for

MISC,
bug #y—collaps-
eusy storuge

while travelling, Body converts! -

to car erjb. In excellent condil-

lun, 318 9 Th Ave, Bast, (u- -ne)
OXYGEN Acetylene “weldiny
outfit, Used once. Phone 3275.
oe (199)
LABRADOR pups. ~ Phone 2194.
9 u. m. to 5 p.m. (202p)

Lloyd Hghtwelht ‘bugey. Good
condilion, 3632. (199e)

OIL heater and washing mach-
Ine. Phone 4941. —U99p)

PIANO. 1 “Phone ¢ 3945. " (200p)
34 WANTED MISC.

WANTED — Top market prices

paid for scrap iron, steel, brass,
copper, Jead, ete. Honest erading,
prompt payment mide. Atlas
Iron & Metal Ltd., 250 Prior St.,
Vancouver, B.C. Phone PAcific
6357, (h)

 

 

CASH FOR
icrap, Copper, Brass,
Radiators. Dial 3526,
Bowser St.

3h

Batteries,
Call 518
(205)

BOATS and ENGINES

12 Foot Runabout Chris Craft

Kit boat, complete with Mark
15 Mercury outboard motor and
5 gal. tank. This boat in excel-
rent running condition. For
your inspection and free demon-
str ation. Phone 4039, (199p)

15 ft. v- -hottom, 4 Cylinder in-
board. Bell reversible PPOp Cl | eat

 

 

lor. Owner aboard John M. I,
Home Oil. 4 to 8 p.m. Cash $375.
(201p)

 

 

4 “CYLINDER Gray Marine 16
h.p. complete with clutch and

shaft. Box 362 Daily News.
(197p)

26 Ft. Gillnetter boat, 6 h.p.
Easthope. $300. North Pacific
Cannery. (199)

EQUIPPED 34’ trolier, ready Lo
0. Phone 4460. (199p)

RO 0 M 1S } FO R KR K NT

HOUSEKEEING room, gentle-
man preferred. 621% 3rd Ave.
West. (201)

SLEEPING room. Phone 497 1
(198)

 

 

 

 

37 ROOM ANU BOARD

ROOM
man. 2956.

 

and Board for working
(199¢)

 

 

JOHNSON’S Cabins, Lakeise. IP.
‘S. Mallory Prop. Cabins. Boats,
Coffee Bar and Groceries, Phone

 

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MBSE AG bates Te ind
MALS yet weed x Sap rane

 

LEGAL NOTICES

 

AUCTION BALE
Timber. Sale No76080
There will be offered for sale at
public auction, at 11:00 A.M. on Sep-
tember 20, 1957, to the office of the
District Porester, Prince Rupert, B.C.,
{he Licence X-75030, to cut 4,486,-
060 euble feet of Balsam, Hemlock,
Spruce, Cedar and other species, on
an aren situated on part of Lots 2728,
2720, 2730, north end of Porcher Is-
land, Const Range 6, Land District.
Seven (7) years will be allowed tor
vernoval of timber
Provided anyone unnbie to attend
the auction In person may submit o
sealed tender, to be opened at the
hour of auction and trented as one
hid,
forther narticulars may be abtalned
from the Deputy Minister ‘of Forests,
Vietoria, B.O.: the District PForerter,
Prince Rupert, BC.; or the Forest
Rineer Prince Ripert, B.C.
GAZETTE JULY 256th, 1967.
Jy 206, Aug. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
Sept, G,

te ESTATE OF
VIVIAN GARTEN, DECEASED
ALL Creditors and others having
aims apgninst the Estate of Vivian
Ciarten deceased, late of Prince Ru-
pert, British Columbia, are required
to send the same properly verified
to the undersigned Executor on or
hefore the 21st day of October, 1057,
after which date the Estate will be
distributed to those entitled ptrrsuant
to the Will of the sald deceased, hav-
ing regard only to such -elaims of
which Notice shall have been recelv-
ed.
DATED at Prince Rupert, B.C., this
th duy of Aryust, 1057.
J.T. HARVEY, Executor,
Box 188,
Prince

 

B.C.
17,

Ttupert,
( AU, iG,

CFPR.

1248 KNS

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idrs bought, sold, rewound | 48Y. (205)
end repaired, (199) | a ws
ao — en enenn een temet | BY HOMES FOR RENT
PANTS or “slacks. Tailoring by: -
Ling the Tailor. Quickest serv-; HOUSE for -rent. Apply Ben's
ice -n une or two days. (205) Newsstand. ; . ¢419994
ELECTROLUX 344 SUITES FOR RENT

Phone 2531. -
(224)

Sales & Service.
865 lith East.

20 HELP WANTED—FEMALE

APPLICATIONS will be receiv-

ed up. till noon Monday, Aug-
ust 26, 1957. hy the undersigned
for the position of Stenographer
fur the City Police office. Apph-
cant must state age, marital

-stalus, and previous” experience,

S/Set. J. W. Todd,
N.C.O. i/e Prince Rupert
Detachment,
“City Hall,
Prinee Rupert, B.C.
(199)

TO house wives “who Hve in small
settiunents, construction, log-
ping eam ps ete.-put your spare
hours to arning $$$. become an
Avon Representative, Write now
tu Box 354 Daily News. Mt
25 Situations Wanted—Femate
WILL bubysit. Phone S708.
(199})
meter eB cee ce

A youn, Indy” to kee D house “and

look after children while mo-
ther is working. Phone 2551 be-
tween 9 a. m. dre 6 Panay (1071).

RAILWAY “Clerk- ‘Stenoptapher,

permanent, baste salary $26n
ner month. Must be single and
fully qualified. Phone Mr. Ink-
nter, 3318 for appointment, ( (200)

REL ABIL A Baby Sitter, Phone
2082 fle T Bo clock, (109ne@)

pabmeene eee hevneee cates eee meen:

rv KL

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USTED Tyas Stove and Pursace ail
Ding 24a)

PHILPOTT, mVITT & CO, TPD.
Trampt and Courteous Bra

3

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rar SALT, MISC.

Turkey for Fricasse,

eviscerated 39¢ |b.
Fresh side pork .. 39¢ Ib.
Hlamlburger ....... 33c Ih.
Corn-on-cold

6 for wee . Ale
Seediess Grapes 20c Ib.
Tube tomatoes .. 22¢ ca,

we your

LOCKER PLANT

990 Bnd Avene

Milees ood fram 6.00 60 0.00 p.m,
Welewy and all day Aatiurday.
AUP

Ate eH one cere ote

Make

 

 

 

 

4 Rooms and bath. “Couple only.
“Apply Seal Cove Raad, No, 7.
(202),

42 WANTED TO RENT

URGENTLY

required by Sep-:
tember 1. Furnished apart-:
ment by two business girls.
Please call 3556 after 4 o'clock
(200p),

FURNISHED suite for young:
couple. Arriving about August:
24th. Please reply to Mr. Wood-:
side, c/o The Daily News. :

(201-ner,

TWO. or 3- bedroom house, Pre-i
ferably furnished. Needed by!
October } or sooner if available.’
Phone 210! and leave messare. |
(201p): 1

SMALL. furnished ‘apartment or

house required immediately!
by two yvoune — business men.
Phone 4125. (tf ne)

YOUNG christian couple wants:
one bedroom furnished anarte j

ment @ose to eity centre, Box,

360 Daily News, (200)
we hile sae > yu ee . srt ee ee eae ”

URGENT—Furnished’ ‘or ubfur-

nished sulte or house for sehool
teacher wife and child, by ANG.
ust 30; Phone 3435, 18) |

GENTLEMAN 1 requires ieee
room, Box 363 Daily News,
(20op)

 

TWO or 3- hedroom hame, One
ehild, Contact Hal, (1a8))

42 LISTINGS, WANT ED

REAL STAT Mr INS SURANCH
tT, NORTAN YOUNGS
AGENCIES LIPD,
LISTINGS WAN’ rep
Phone 3236 213 Third St,
Arent B.C. Auto “Assoclalon

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(5 PROPERTY ron SALE
BUILDING,

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OR x 100°, Large

apartment upper floor, Anply
390 2nd Ave. West, (d2p)
S eumnatial

Mem timer nee ete emeet sotees wate peer

WG AV. NOTICH

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“LAND TREGTSTRY
Re: Certiflente of Tale Na. F004,

  

toh Lote wentyeone (GQ: and
Twenty-two i Wack TMilrtve
Qhree GH), Sectlon Bight CR),

City af Velnee Hupert, Vinee as,

WITRRTEAS rinttnractory proal of lean
of te above Certiflente af Mile [re
ned In the name of Dattglas Patriak
Rutherford and Linnean Mary Rather
ford dias been Hed th tats offices, note
leo Ja hereby alven that Toad, at
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OF THe dn Meu of sale dont Certifl
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objection he made tote ty writing,

DATED at tha Lond Repigthey OF;

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day of uly, U0, AD

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RELIGIOUS: SPLENDOR — Fl

in the Grand Place at Druges, Belgium, for

Christi”,
_ five years.

Grandmothers
Gather
For Tea

VICTORIA (— The Grand-
mothers’ Club of Chicago des-

pire CN Pye ae he tag. ee twa - adn aL ns
OOO a a Be a BRN Rt Re Ba pei pe REL NR FO IAN MN We WN A

aming lamplight illuminates a
the ‘traditional

Symphonies a

In Trouble
LONDON . (Reuters)—Britain’s

cided Thursday to tell the gov-
ernment some of them face dis-
solution unless they are given
financial aid to counteract a re-
cent pay award to musicians. -

 

ccnded on this Vancouver Is-
land city, made a whirlwind tour
and said the place “is a dream.”
The 60 grandmothers shatter- |
ed the afternoon quiet of the:
leading hotel for tea and crum-

pets in traditional Victoria styie. :

“It’s so cuta we hate to leave,”
said Mrs. Teresa Caldrone, who
wears a badge reading:
want is love.”

The club was formed 18 years

ago to glorify grandmotherhoad. |

perpetuate the heritage of free-

dom and boost other projects. !
including establishment of the:

second Sunday in October as
National Grandparents’ Day.

Mrs. Rose S. Dyvig, founder
and president, stressed the or-
funigation’s charitable work.

“We have a Gay Nineties vau-
deville show and have put on
more than 2,000 performances |
for charity,” she said.

“Believe me, we
wire organization: We do not
spend our time knitting and gos-
sipping. We have work.to do,” _.

The club was nere on a sum-
mer vacation tour that included
the Glacier National Park, the
Pacific Northwest and California.

American
Missionaries

 

Deported |

Ten American missionaries
were deported to Puerto Rico
from the Dominican Republic
August 3, Mr. A .Melin presiding
minister of the Prince Rupert
congregation of Jehovah's Wit-
nesses, announced. Fare was
paid by the Dominican govern-
ment and the missionaries were
escorted under arrest to thi
plane. '

‘Action came on the heels of
“oa wave of persecution equalica
only in) Communist countries”
cHmaxed by a totnl ban pres-
eMbing the work of Bible educa-
ion conducted ‘by the Witnesses
in the Dominican Republic since
1945.

An ultimatum to the Christian
missionaries to renounce = all
issodation with the organiza-
tlon and cease communiention
with thelr Brooklyn, NvY. office
or Jeave the country was made
last month by Major General
Arturo | spailiat, Minister of
Security, whom the U.S, govern-
ment sought to aostian in the
disappearance of Dr. Jesus de
Gatindes, Some of the mission-
aries have been In the country
for 11 years,

According to offfelal news
sources of the Dominican Repub-
He, prosertption of the Christian
neblvity of Jehovah's Witnesses
wis legalized by President Hee-
tor Trujillo on July 36 and the
Inw carries penalties of from one
to three months Imprisanment
with fines of from thirty to one
hundred dollars,

TL was nnnouneed that aver $1
milion had bean appropriated
by the Dominican government
to enforce the ban, Mr. Mella
wald oa full-scale eampalan to

reastylet the vellmlious freedom of

the Witnesses: has boon wider-
way since July 1, Kingdom tail
mooting places Nad been order-
od closed and about 860 of Joe
hoval'a Witnessos wore brourmht
1 for queationing,

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CHATHAM, Ont. (@—Firemen
| grappling for a “body” floating
-in MacGregor Creek saw it de-
‘flate and sink as soon as the
grappling iron bit into it. It
1 turned out to be an’
rubber suit.

leading symphony orchestras de-.

inflatéd

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Medieval-like scene of. splendor

performance of the “Sanguis |

Two ‘thousand citizens of Bruges take part in the play, presented. only once every

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in Toronto to mect.. Argonauts
tonight and ‘Montreal: Alouettes,
playing Hamilton Tiger-Cats in
Hamiilton Saturday in Big Four
contests.

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| ELSIE REMPEL
4.)LM, A.R.CT, L.R.S.M.

TEACHER OF PIANO
Phone 2746 1830 6th Ave. E.

 

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A LITTLE ‘LEARNING — “Higher education undoubtedly. ‘nas ‘
its advantages, but. they seem to be escaping two- month-old _
Wan Hyang: Jin, as the tot watches mama catch up on some
of her work-in the architectural. drawing room at. Kent State
' University in Kent; Ohio. Mrs. Van, a. home economics major, ~
“was unable to get a. baby sitter, so she took’ the youngster with :
her to: class, ‘The father. of the ‘family, himself ‘a graduate
student at the. school, was. attending classes at the. same time. .
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