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. J. F. MAGOR, President \ al book that should appeal to alt Bishop Ridley, Rev J. c. Spen- | LONDON (Reuters)-— Details The Dally Mail said the plane
. Subscription..Rates: .. oo we ‘ those living along the banks of | cer, Robert Tomlinson, Dr. Ef. c.i0! a radical new 600-mile-an-|was a joint development of the
cr. By. SA rh Sa ae - /, ‘f, ge ‘the Skeena and its tributaries, ; Wrinch, Simion Gunanoot tO nour British airliner were re-| British aircraft industry.
Vv Authorized as second class mall by the Post Oftice Department, Ottawa ~wtiM Ove at olf Seldom has a book been written! name a few will be names to pe} Vealed in newspapers today. _ _ __ __.
y ‘by a more qualified autk Dr.! / oR ts sald the pl tll be
a oo y » Gg. Laree ME. oo enon Re. ‘nssoclated with the development | ea ‘by Cone et ongities ;
: ATE ‘ ~ of this part of the count Dr. o JUN
i pert, Dr, Large, son of a pioneer | Larg Ae isel } ry -| slung along the rear: fusclngé. kee, LINDSAY S
ti in JUT, Vi De emin al Ss hott arfe has wisely included in his & .
fl g Methodist missionary who prac-|pook comménts from such- ola | One newspaper sald. thé 80 10100 Cartage | & Storage
a Town 1 Meeting Day was nezit r its end. OT’ AWA he so-called “Baby Budget, brought i in! 1 | Heed at Bella pene and wort, ‘timer $e zes O'Neill, Pra less ght. in “almost Established 1910 /
3 . * ‘ i - Dockrill, Dr. G, H. Raley and irs
a “When Hiram Snodgrass rose, thr ough the side- door of parliament, has eT eatly. ,ed his famous fathev's footsteps : garney Mulvaniy. y Intended as a: replacement tor HOUSEHOLD GooDs
.f > And said: “I like to speak my mind, lencouraged all three opposition parties. i nivereity eraduation from the | To all,Time and Place readers [Pe Vickers moe ee ake MOVING. — PACKIN
w As everyone here knows | | ‘The Liberals in particular are —— | at Bella Bella, Hazelton, Port |L highly recommend this fre, jy 1961 or 1962, Range of. the TING — .
ho . Me : : j jubilant. They had reluctantly; tion of Mr. Fleming’s ’si idé- door | Simpson and Prince Ruptrt. ibook and I am sure you will en- plane will be abgut, 1000 miles. CRA ING — STORAGE
st “ . ‘reconciled . themselves to the) pudget, the Liberals feel that he! gyiy book should be of interest ie it, It can) be purchased inf’. Agents: Allied van Lines Lta
a eT have a word oF two io sa | prospect of an early spring elec-} has made exactly the samé mis- I Id ti the lei i" Kitimat through the Sooke ibe MOUNTAIN: PARK p . ,
4 c y i tion, probably on Monday, March | take that Mr. Harris made last | “°° imers, the legion of new-; Committee from the Public Lib-! Banff National Park, cbvering hones Wharf 4332 Office 5016
1 . Before our Moderator. (31. (ror only if there were to be, | spring. com Se eae seca, rary and the Smeltersite Rec 2,560 square miles ig the Rockies, , _ Litt Van Service
} ; Suc han early election } e | TT) 1 ei c ; ‘ « ’ | Hall. ‘is open all ar ind.
or the n ndidates ne election of June 1957) 2 nools ¢ ‘ . OF yea. rout
] Calls for the names of candidal ere ey new legislation | Clea showed that most voters! rarseted ine eee ee note =e nc teat arama se ine con nnn ee =
= Whom we’ re to vote for later. None resented what they considered to , Bk. Here’s the low-down for a BUSY SANTA CLAUS:
w make sense, in wiping out IDE | be community and tourists who will:
\ de the niggardly, or even measly, od tance
t] ‘| t a IMPs Christmas holiday. nension increases of only 15‘ be visiling this area in ever in- |
a “Pin 1 fold 0 out fou selectinen |, Bubnow, with. the. introdue- | Which worked out to a boost to | creasing numbers. |
Ww r It is evident from Dr. Large's.
£ > it : ' $46 in old age pensions. are
r 4 Are seeking re- “election But all three opposition parties material that he has been coi-' a
a. So here and now I regist er ik VICTORIA ‘now clearl 7 ilecting data for a number of! hn the g
a s y feel that Mr. Flem- oe . nanan \
g. M tren ot 5 < ection. il ‘ ine’s meager tax cuts would have | lyears and the result <8 an inter- ére ere’ S a
é y S u 1S 0 ) the same effect. in a: campaign esting, factual and thrilling story | 7
i Dee, | REPO ‘fought in the late winter and coor ef ot phe Ny. now thage | BR of M
. CR ” boos tee . ‘ 958. 510 our. countr ye chan- ; ;
c ‘Four score and. seven. eats ago early spring of 1 a eee y
A uF ate the thor-
ti -t! (from one end of Canada to AcaAcIns Mrclea Yor 2a F
- Our fathers bou ht.a bell,”’ _VICTORIA—Youir. Premier, M*.' he other” the Conse oughness of his research—The, | :
q At , high g bower Bennett, the MLA for South | promised such things. ae the! River and the Land, The People, | tt ere "S 4 way | :
§ n set it igh upon a ower - Okanagan, is back-in the capital ! complete abolition of the excise! 24rly Explorers, Port... Simpson, .
si _ Where, it has served us, avell. from a mysterious‘ jaunt to a tax on automobiles. ~ Yet* they ° Dunedn and Metlakatla, Collins |
¢ secret place. wh:ch turned out tO have actually cut this tax only! | Overland Telegraph, Cunning- bor
a he Bermuda. - 4 Ds, 12% Y%, Over and over again all | ham and Port Essington, Hazel- | atti habe y your biti shop Hho ve
H “tts to¢sin tolled for névoes dead: ‘He flew: down there tovbask a the Conservatives, from Mr. Die- jton, Bulkley Valley, Terrace and |
d : few days in the sun-after the|fenbaker himself- down, talked | Kitimat, Missions-—Roman Cath~ | Hh you are a ) busy SantacChras with at
0 ‘For. victori ies in six war's. it pealed; Federal-provincial finance con- | of “over-taxation” and a surp! us| olic, Anglican, Methodist and) long list to take caré of, be sure to in
It warned us when the red. coats came. ference in Ottawa. Your Premier jof a half billion dollars. They | Salvation Army, Transportation, | , clude wovisit to UMY BANK? an your
a “, . enjoys disappearing every now | clearly,said, or certainly implied, ; The Railroad, Prince Rupert,, i i find
4 ~ And joyed when marriage vows were sealed. and then, and after, why should- {that if elected there would be: | Fisheries, Forest Industries, Min-_| eae Ne as that are au vette cea
’ n’t he? He’s entitled to some rest. | cuts, especially. in income. taxes, ! ing, Hunting and Fishing and: wi cial cheer fo everyone on your
ro OR . : ily A He also enjoys having everyorie ‘adding up to that amount. as a conclusion its Destiny. a ey " ced?” dist.
‘ our year's ago, as you reca wonder where he is. | Yet in the first Fleming - bud The book should be of special; “Wh AE COEY DEES °
t Our servant’s meta ton 1€, | Explaining his visit to Ber-iget, the maximum income tax' interest now that the Terracc- bg. Age ha
: Ww thro hb fri tion ne b rust, muda, the Premier said it’s a lent is to be only $30 per year. ¢ Kitimat rond connects with, Tor tity ond, tiin-addr'..
‘ orn rougn by tric y. 'sood idea for men in Canadian — i Highway 16 that follows the!
3 ‘Had rung its last ding-dong. _. public life to gel around and ‘IT-IS OF course an old ‘story’ Skeena from Prince Rupert to; Youngsters rank high on
: visit other Brit: ish Cornmon-; that there-is a world of dif-! 'Hazelton and along the Bulkicy: anvene’s Hist and there's an .
: “ * : | wealth countries. iference between what political | up to Houston. Weekend trips or| extra, special gift: that’s
j These councillors pledged their solerin word The Premier is now working ; parties oe a do before they! casual Sunday drives will mean, bound toomake a hit-- a .
. . hard on plans for the session: are elected, anc what tney ac-' more if you are familiar. wil hi Savings Account, complete
4 The damage | to repair, 3 epening Jan. 23. He'll take , tually do do after they are put: the country through which you with passbook designed to
s , But. did they sO: ? Their promises Christmas anc New Year off and } jinto office. ‘travel. Terrace, Kispiox, Be appeal te the small try. And
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Forthe hurd-to-choosc-for,

'preside at- the family festive Contrary to what too many of! ‘Rupert, Smithers. Telkwa, Hous- ;
Pr oved empty as the air. | board at his big home in Kel- i the people suspect, this is not: ton, Kitwanega, |

ny a lowna, The Premier has never | because our: politicians are a:;Hazelton,-Lone Creck, Roches de!

“ . | had a house in Victoria; he lives bunch of rogues or crooks, but Boules, Hudson Ba Mountain,’
Phey'v ve. ‘sat uipon theiy hivider-eridg ‘in a modern apartment house, on | jrather that it is a lot casier to Usk and New Hazelton will de,
And never fixed our bell! -

. ‘the edge of. the rocks and beach | make criticisms than it is tO, more than names on the road
- SO, I MOVE. WE TURN: THE RASCALS QUT.

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j|at Oak Bay, and ponders politic- | deliver the goods, once you are’map and George Little, Fathers.
|al problems as he looks out over elected. -Maurice and Coccola, Rev. E. A.

: - festively. decorated cheques
2 ‘WHO AIN'T DONE RIGHT. BY: OUR KNELL!” la glorious pahorama of sea, a ‘Before the present Conserva-| Price, Father Duncan, Rev. W. A. . ea Ty ddecoraie dstaacey
: ‘ oo, A. McNEIL, ands, distant mountains .and | tive government was elected! Collinson Rev. J. A. Field Col. J.: Peon folders pe

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| oe Toronto, Ont. , ‘| wir. Strachan, the leader of | talked glibly about cutting waste ae shopping problems. For out-
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making speeches to COF’ers) But oneé uney.gov in office deckerk envelopes can save you needtoss
oe: ; Mr.| they found: nothing to cut——but worry and guesswork.
tnroughout the province. , rather that they had. to" ask ifor
- ‘ new wi Ane ou are an en iploye ro you can give
~ Hei _of office or sho Strachan is showing @ Ind if v
W’herever-you“re Working P,.. coughness after a year’s “go- some increases. sour stall bonus a vuletide life by using

And however far you may be. from the top, . h —_____ ;
And though you may think you‘re just treading the mill, easy” policy, a policy he c OS | APART altogether from the fact |
because he wanted to finda sure’ snot thi t, lik
Don't ever belittle the job that you fill, j sition of | a is governmen ike |
footing in his new po every other government, is just!
For however little your job may appear, CCF chief, and as an important
y learning some of the facts of life |
You‘re just as important as some fittlé gear figure in the Legislature. the hard way, it has failed ute |
Thot meshes with others in.some big ‘machine, . “The leader of the Opposition is | terly, so far, to face up to the
That helps keep it going though never is seen, still annoyed because the Pre-| really big problems, '
They could do without you, we'll have. to admit, mier said that Mr. Strachan only; at the beginning of the crop |
For business keeps-on when the big fellows quit. opens his mouth and lets the|year Canada had on hand a}
Rut always remember, my lad if you-cdn wind blow through. stock of over a billion bushels
The. job! Srtant-—(AH, YES) than the man: |, Mt. Strachan has done Nis'of wheat. What is wrong with
f tle JO eto tay off the shelf. Hest lo contain himself over this,|shipping, say half of this, over |
So if it’s your
Think more of job. than you do you

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to act in a dignified manner, 1O/to Europe, as a food reserve for |
treat the whole thing with anitime of war, which would he
alr of hanteur, and he has re- charged up to NATO defence?
if. is. not,. strained himself remarkably| Why try to run the gaunt let of
est thot you ‘ve got; | well, considering, and for one of | 500 Soviet submarines?
his temperament, And why send fifty big Can-
We had made up his mind: he adjan business men to buy more |
> wouldn't mention what to him {from Britain when we send only!
“was the Premier's vulgarity, but two minor officials to explore |
he couldn’, contain himself inithe possibility of trade with : WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN FVERY WALK OF LI FE SINCE
Penticton, and Jet himself go|mighty China, whose fovern- | a ukelele, (CP Photo) | ere ee went nen ene eg ape teen i pecetone me neem mon
Think well of your company, yourself’ lwith this: “Even if I did jusv ment our. Prime Minister snubs? | hone cet kup cata
Contributed by! open my mouth and let the wind China. Is potentially a far big- | fF ; ,
Inlow through 1 would make ynore |e" market for our unsold ‘food | my | am -¢g f.
and waod-oods surpluses than | S p E R O 8
FOOD MARKET
You Can Get All Your

MRS. CR. SUMNER. Hsense than the repiles Mr, Ben | yi iy or Europe can now ever
south Burnaby. , | (Continued on page 7) - The,
“CHRISTMAS FOODS”
At Spero’s

NABOB

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Your job is important: don’t think
So try hard to give it the
And don’t ever think you're of little account,
Remember youre part of the total: amount,
If they didn’t need you wouldn‘t be there, .
So always, my lad keep: your chin.in.the air.
A digger of ditches, mechanic or clerk—

THOMAS MELVILLE, Mer.
ARTHUR MELLIN, Manager
RONALD MINNION, Manager

Prince Rupert Branch:
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December 12

19 Years Aga

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The former is poing to Poranta:

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