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(tek ee in “particular, it would ave a value
chy th aining the maily. boys who will 0 On:. to make
| ving from'the sea.)

The plan. presented by De. Wyman is ‘tidy and
She sightforwar dy) and: engineers : at. the. Colimbia.
| Cell ulose mill deserve credit for the valuable advance
work they. have already dorie :on the scheme. If it is
‘ateepted, ‘the big, test: will be in: ‘obtaining’ the volun-.
dary! labor needed to,se it through. That is where a

yajor part of. the expected saving. is involved and it

idthe point upon which success of the project will de-

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‘8 sar y. to have firm assttrance that an amplé number of.
volutes will, be. willing. to. piteh i in- ag required.
One point: not mentioned: inthe proposal i is. ‘the
‘ator of operating costs: These will be substantial
and it may be. assumed that those studying the plan:
will. satisfy. themselves that the charges | can-be met
Defore proceeding further. . ‘Swimming pools . -else-
wher e usually have to’ depend on some form of: out-.
id help to keep in operation, and it is unlikely that
ince Rupert will: prove-to be an exception, |
| ‘Although the proposal contains. no reference to
the unds being raised fora pool from bingo games
ag" the Civic Centre; in which the’ Kinsmen Club ts*
“thking a supervisory part, this is.a source of revenue
- that should not be overlooked, As long-term proposi-'
thon, it is an-uncertain one but it should not be dis-:
 couinted for that reason, Money from this source will
- ; lp to supplement t the contributions that larger com)
panies in the city will be called ‘upon to’ make, =
“An encouraging aspect) of the proposal i is that it.
shows that inter‘est in a swimming pool for. Prince”
year is not being allowed to die. The he diffieul part
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{time of: preat trouble.”

Me was 9 regular,once-a-week night
{of Bible:study; at which the bib-/:

: crucial’ sign ‘of ‘the times would:

: Palestine.”

Américans," Scandanavians, Nor’ |
| “Lost: Ten. “Tribes”

Mother! Had: a book.‘of.’sermons |"
“Pon-that’, ‘subject by- as ‘famous Bes

"| quite*a -bit-about: ‘that same: Dr:

port he :dids not share the: aver-.
erages. which was thé. attnark

of, most’ ‘evangelicals in
days. po! :

book,’ as’ Tnow. ‘remember it, was

fo ie oe petore th at: time; Tele in’ ioe cae

that it. was: What: the Bible

In, my. “father’s, church. inere

lical” prophecies came in for sus- |
tained attention. We were taught’
long before it happened that the

come when the Jews were'restor~
ed in” their Promised Land ‘of {4

~-Indced' our ‘pet, mildly- ieasing
hame. for. my mother was “Old
Armageddon”... ‘Mother.: was, a
strong believer in what later-be-
came known’ as the “British’ Is-
rae} theory. of history. Accord=|
ing ‘to ‘this theory,: the: British,

mans;. Scots ' and ‘Irish: weré..the
“of : Isracl.

‘preacher, ‘the: Rev..Dr. Wild.
a “80; "happened that. we knew |.

Wild, for" we had ‘a summer homie
at: “Bronte . on’. Lake Ontario,
where’ the: game Dr. Wild had
had. his, farm. home for a’ good
many, years, . He- had’ long: since
passed ‘on to higher. realms, but:
the: legends about him were most,
numerous. ‘According to local 're-

calls the begining ofthe

   

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thing extra, by wey of bloat
while we were still inside. :

That was too.much : for my
half-Seottish hload, “not, to: men-
‘tion Canadian’: stubborness... “T

didn’t mind, giving: tips; but, TM

be ‘darned, if I'll pay: blackmail. |:
So I played dumb, or rather déaf,

and pretended . I ‘could: not: hear |.
what he was saying to me; But |:
anyway, ‘I’ did, not. ‘get: much
chance. to. measure. any ofthe |’
passages ‘to figure ‘out therdate ly
of the future Battle of Atniaged-
don_at which: the atom bombs, or
something’ worse, is: ‘supposed to

  

1 was, 600, ‘busy: ‘deeping an'é eye!
on* that -ugly’. looking’ garigster, |,
making sure he dic hot shove: ‘me

   

 

thé Editor, a
The Daily’ News: oy
Sir , my

There. Was ° a, ‘teen= age patty
on Saturday night and everyone.
‘had:.a wonderful . times “THe |
thanks. and goodbyes were? ‘gald |.
ond a‘ large group: ‘of; teens: set-
off for home. “But: “ot: “course,
there i is always somenne. in. every

 

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BUT in n fairness to. that’ same Dr.

-- Wild I: must say" that the old:

hoy’ hit many a nail on ‘the head 1 have run when ° tr ouble * ‘WAS |
with uncanny accuracy.

He not’ only foretold the fact
that the Jews would get back
their-national state in Palestine,
But ‘he correctly predicted the
secession of Ireland’ from the
British. Commonwealth.”
‘1 to think: of -it,. he also predicted |.
-tthat the’ Irish would first walk
‘out then later‘on walk back inte
‘that Commonwealth. ,

Come

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evervone ran;

| and I know ‘how - sone: of you,

pens* the: whole :teef: ‘grou f

crowd who must spoil things,
Someone decided: to seé if, their.
aim was good’ enough to" pop: a
street light... :
Suecess—two ‘direct’ ‘hitsand
innocent. ‘and
puilby alike. (tis only:, natural,
‘brewing. I was a: teeh= “ager” once

must have felt),

“A few of. the crowd - -were ‘ap-
prehended . but whether the
guilty ones were- there « i ‘don't
know. .

-Th point I’m: getting. al: “kids
is this: I know most’ ‘of you
teens and you. dre:a. -darnéd.
geod, bunch’ of kids’: But please |:
don’t destrov_ property, Tiere's
only a small percentage. .who!}
do,’ but. when, something : hap-!
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Report From .

done: ‘by, the Fisheries Résearch
Board: of Canada on the prob-
len}: of sca lions, I.have report-
fed at,some ‘Jéngin on this to the
Fisheries Co-Op. The Research
Board Anitiated its study of sea
lions; ‘and their eifeet on.
portant-food fishes in 1956. Un-
fortunately, most stomachs of
the :sea” lions examined during
‘tne period of june and:
wheii sea lions congreg ate on
the-‘rookeries for: pupping and
breeding purposes,
to be-empty, so not much infor-
mation, was obtained there. Our.
Board is co-operating with Uni-
ted: ‘States investigations;
U.S,*,studies incidentally,-
only. recently been initiated and.

     
     
    
  
  
 

  

  
 

 
 

 
  

  

  
  
 
 
 
  
 

 
 
 

  

  

personal: ‘income . tax ‘is expected to account for.27 per cent

at, $5,149,000,000, Sales and other excise taxes account for.,25 per cert. The gtaph. at right’
" indicates defence spending makes up the largest slice—37 per: ‘eent—of the: estimated $4, 867,-
-. 000,000° government Spending: Health, welfare, social: seourity form 14. per cet (CP Photo), |

PARLIAMENT.

8 *Ken: Brimley’ “has lott: the
Kitinat: Northern Sentinel. I am
Verji-SOrTy because,”
:. | geod. ‘Worker’ for the ‘district—
* ‘specializing, , of course, on . his
Lown! * domin unity. However it~ is
Sood to: know . that. she: will still
» be: where. he can ‘use his very
“| real. ability for the good. of Kiti-

matrand our part of B.C. And 1
am. Sure. his successor will. sooi
build:.tip ; an equally
repulation,.

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are. designed to cover \ Alaska;
rookeries, The two investigations,
should give much hetter cover-,
age.of this important’ problem |";
than could be done by either | ,
study alone.

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he  was'a

There Is now a notice of mo-
tion for production of papers on
the Order Paper in the name of
Aubrey Simmons, Member — for
The Yukon. This asks for copies
of: all agreements and corres-
pondence between Canada and
British Columbia relative to the
Stewart-Cassiar Road. When
these are officially produced we
will, I hope, be able to dispose
once for all of the rumors as to
alternative routes for this im-
portant artery.»

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Considerable work is. being

im-

 

The Village of Stewart was
unable last year. to take advan-
tage of. the Federal. contribp-
tion of $10,000 towards the cost
of their airstrip because tille to
the airport slle was not cleared |
with Victoria. I am glad to say
that we have veen able to get;
this sum re-included in the cur- ;
rent estimates, otherwise thei
grant would: have lapsed.

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s fli in’ a 5 Great Cause
fONTGHT. a eanvasser will call at your home. to. “ask
@ for your help in one of the i catest humanitarian
CAuISeS ever coneeived, . |
-y In war and peace | ‘the Red Cross stands ag anae-
tive.and effective reminder’ of: the compassion that
Humans feel for one another in times.of stress. It
ybaches sicross all'racial-and national lines and holds
gt the eternal hope that one déy al men will live
toecther without rancor, ; ,
£ In past years the citizens of Prince Ruipert have

atiown 3 areal imder’ stariding of the goo scoop

eee AES RE RA cue

this spirit will again show itself*to the: full extent
| thé it Lhe cause deserves, MES

-£ GEMS OF THOUGHT —

The derisive thing Is not the type df armaments used, not the,
sine of disarmament; the ‘eclsive. thing ls the slate of the:
“yaplrit __oharles Mallk,’

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~ STEAM ENGINEER

“Holder of British Columbia flrat clas: ‘steam engineering
certificate, required for. position of Chief Steam Engineer’
‘IN new gas processing plant and refinery, located at, Taylor,
B.C, Plant capacity Is 600,000 pounds of 400 PSIG steam
per hour, Equipment conslils: of -throe 2,500 KW steam pow-
ered generators plus usual auxiliaries; Replies should Include
(evalla.on education, work’ xperlence, ‘age and salary res
quirements, They should he. muiidreaned, to}

” Personnel: Manner, trae!
* Paclfia Polroleums, May
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from Glasgow—a ° former:

near Lo
vhactonignt irs

1 SMILED to myself to remember
~‘those’ long forgotten | days,

. when, in 1951,I visited the place

where: the. Bible says the Battle
of Armageddon will take place.:

My: guide..was -a.,. Jewish lad
RAF
man. who. had decided to make!
Israel his permanent home, He
spoke with:a Scottislt burr which
clung to, his tongue’ like a: bur-}.

jy dock. .But he was a charming

companion and extremely well
versed in, all the ancient and
modern events. of that tiny, but
history- laden land.

His explanation of the reason
for the hlood-stained history of
the plains, of Armageddon was
sensible: “There were only a few
places. where. warlords could eas-
ily move big armies across the
motintalns and waterways of
that country... The, plains. of
Armageddan, were the only. ones
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ane in just)
about every big clash of empires
that had ever occurred in the
past In those parts:

 

Tie Great Pyramid just outside

“Cairo also plays a great part in
the: predictions of many of the
| schools of prophecy, 1 went to
have n look at it myself, but can't

-{say T unravelled any of its mys-

terles, I did climb a tittle way
into one of the dark tunnels, but
had a vory ugly customer with
me as my aulde, Ho had already
collected his official fee outside,
hefore we began our journay,
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on ‘the “shou der.

So come on teens). have fun, :
hut’ for Pete's ‘sake’ don’t. do!
something silly, and” make"
tough . for the whole. works of
ivou,

A Teena ver’ s ‘ Mother,
_ _ Paine’ rupert

Relief Sent
Indian Bard .

VANCOUVER i— Food: and
clothing were flown during the
weekend to. impoverished meni-
hers of the Sekant Indian hand,
1 the Rocky Mountain trench’
area, 450 miles north of here.

- Two trucks left “Vaneouver

i readers of the

Vancoiver
Provinee, which

earller this
starving conditions of the tribe,
were transferred ton. Paglfic
Western Alriines plane al Prine
George,

The plane, plated by’ Tan
Watt, flew supplies to Fort: Ware
and Fort Qrahame, main enunys
of the Sekant,

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“TOIL SALE, AT bargnin-bagement prices, the historic. seven-
story tower of bombed-out St, Alban's Church looms over the | ¢

“arid con he purchased for 29,000 pounds ($66,000), First men-
dioned In chronicles of 1286, the chureh hag Roman bricks In

 

luded boxes of clothing, fresh
Inent, canned meat and anlman,
blankets, heels, mattresses, can-
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putted shell of the main bullding in London, The church was
destroyed during the blitz, but the lower was virtually untouched

its original foundation probably dating back to 030 A.D, ‘The
money gained. from the sale would be Wadd. to ropatr other
churches dostrayed hy Nav hombers,

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Le Ciie Centro Common Lounge

 

~ NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN

That The

«nual, General Meeting

OF Tho

Pie Rupert Hospital Association

Will Ba Hold In Tho

Friday, March 29th, 1957 at 7:30 p.m,

NURINE
Showing of Hopital Films,
Fo recolve ‘Prosicent’s Report,
Ta recotvo: Adminiatyatar's (Boorotnry’ f) Roport,
To rvecelvo Superintendent of Nurses’ Report,
To: veeelve Report af Womon's Auxiliary,
To vecolye Aucitora’ Report and
' Winanelal Siatements far 1080,
Ta cleat & mombara to the Bonrd of Diroatars,
To appolnt an Auditor,
o  Pyosentlng extira-ordinary. Resolution. tn
amond Bylaws and Constitution,

* Membership in this Association la open to anyone tn (Ko
 Community“on'the payment af $1.00, Appliention far nome |
horship Moy he, made at the hospllal, Ormes Druga. of
Pnoth's Pharmmaoy, The nppllention’ iat will aloxo on Weclnen-
wy Maroh uth 1067, 7

. A, RUTHERFORD,
Searatnry,

ested
A. :

‘SOF KE the’ ‘isc’ “year ‘ending March: 31
abulated: “in. the Commons by inane Minister Harris, ‘The: graph at ‘left shows that -

 arliament the. Board: of Direes|..
+ tors’. ‘Annual

4 ‘without . facing’..
iThere is little satisfaction tn be- up

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of. federal revemie estimated

By. Ey. Ts: Aplewheite

  

is. planning: elenistve repalr’s -to
the superstructure - of the publlt
Wwhart a Port. Simpson this. year .

 

“phere: has just. been’ ‘tabled ' in

Report’. of” the
'Trans- Canada. Alr: Lines system

for the calendar year 1956. This

was the sixth’ successive year iy
which. a surplus’ was recorded.
Growth In revenues over 1965)
was! Passenger 22 per cent, mail
7 per cent, alr express 7 per cent,
and ¢
Increase In total revenues was
achieved in spite of a decline in
the revenue yleld per ton mile
amounting to 2 per cent,

 

The Egyptian government has

stirred up new troubles In Gazal:
by attempting .to ‘establish its
own civil administration in thal

disputed terriory, The United
Nations’ formal task was to se-
eure the withdrawal of Israell
forces. Our Mike Pearson had
pointed out that it should also
‘have been made clear that Uni-
ted Nations forces are on the

borders, not-on the sufferance |}.

‘of the two states . immediately:
concerned; but until. they are
ordered to-withditaw as the re-
sult of an agreement belween
;Reypt (or. Israel). and the Uni-
ted, Nations ‘Advisory: ‘Commit-

tee on UNEF, Dr. Ralph” Bunche,
as... Mr.. Hamnrarskjold’s repre-
sentative, finds’ his. hands. ‘tied
\ because the ‘Assembly; adjourned
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but the fact fs that what is hap- |
‘pening Is exactly what Mike.
Pearson ssid, would: happen--'
but his advice wis ignored at}
LUN, Sod, !
‘pers sonalily of -the Ses- ;
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The:
ston" this year:
Frime. Minister St,

Iwood health, mellow and gond;

humored, but In good flenting
trim, he certainly “dominates the
seena, It- is interesting to watch
him at question time: When.

Fsonicone fs obviously seeking for.

Information, he goes to grat!
‘pains to give it, Bub when op- |

jasttion questions are obvlonsly |

lutended ta be embarrassing,
dind, mind you, that's pers:
feclly legitimatey, he can turn
cut some caustic and: eambanrass |
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“OPTAWA “g—the canidian
new destroyer - escort. -
vessel Skeena is to be comml|s-

‘gtoned al Vancouver Saturday,
‘| March 90,.ib was announced toe:

day. Guest of honor ‘1s ‘ito, Ne,
Wigheries Minister Sinclair...
_ The navy, said the | skeet;
first of her type. to commission
on the west coast and the‘ larg-

‘+ agt waiship ever built In a Bri-
| Ush Columbia shipyard, is to be.
‘| taken over at Lhe aataae ‘Dry

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“) Vancouver,

She is lo go into service! with
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‘| elfie flect, based on Esquimalt,
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Tare da Atlantic service—the Bt.

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iMills’ Profit Set

| At $7, 089,130.

‘ MONTREAL (i—-Howard smith

Paper 3 Mills Lid., today reported

net profit of $7,089, 130, or: $3.68

i. share, ‘during 1956, That com-
spared ‘with $4, 146,659, or $3.34 :
4 Shiive, in,,1955.. ‘

Net sales for: the year \nérens-
ed 17.1 per cent ‘to S104 487,815.
from $89, 103, 056. ‘

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