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DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday,
October
19,
1943
A
Minister
Visits
...
Hon.
Ernest
Bertrand,
minister
of
fisheries,,
was
a
busy
man
during
his
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
and
he
saw
a
good
many
things
at
first
hand
while
here,
also
hearing
representations
which
should
prove
of
value
to
him
in
dealing
with
questions
affecting
the
fisheries
of
the
British
Colnmhia
ront
in
which
Prince
Rupert
is
such
an
important
factor.
It
was
gratifying
to
find
that
Mr;
BertranH
n
aware
of
a
number
of
things
in
regard
to
which
he
desired
first
hand
and
visual
information.
He
expressed
appreciation
of
the
importance
of
Pnncr
Rupert's
position
in
the
fisheries
and
admitted
thaf
this
port
was
entitled
to
some
more
tangible
consideration
than
it
was
getting.
The
minister
even
went
so
far
as
to
suggest
that,
if
the
case
was
pressed
for
action
in
reeraixl
to
more
adequate
moorage
accommodation
for"
the
fishing
fleet,
it
might
be
forthcoming.
It
is
not
often
that
a
minister
goes
this
far
in
encouraging
representations
for
work
to
be
done.
No
time
should
be
lost
in
presenting
those
representations
now
thev
havebeen
asked
for.
'Tenders
are
to
be
called
by
the
city
council
for
the
disposal
of
a
gasboat
which,
hajt
been
operated
for
years
by
the
city
on
Shawatlans
Lake.
A
fourteen
foot
rcw
boat
will
be
Let
us
give
you
.
.
.
purchased
for
use
In
connection
with
the
pipe
line.
Aid.
McKay
I
urged,,
at
last
night's
meeting
he
necessity
of
there
being
no
i'lay
in
connection
with
the
"irchase
if
thi
nr
b-iat
WAKE
UP
VITALITY
HOT
BREAKFAST
Ritar
atored
more
of
the
great
growth
and
utility
ticmenl
protein
in
whole
grain
oatmeal
than
in
any
other
natural
cereal
you
can
lerre
your
family!
Today,
with
lest
meat
protein
arailable,
your
family
oeedt
thii
extra
titaliry
protection
of
Quaker
Oats
mora
than
erer!
Quaker
Oatt
is
to
outstanding
that
it
con
taint
nine
out
of
eleten
food
element!
thort
in
many
present
day
diets!
Sene
delicious
Quaker
Oats
dailyj
Children
simply
lote
Quaker
Oats.
It's
to
tmart
to
ciwct
your
family's
health
and
titali'7
by
terring
the
oe
he
st
cereal
when
to
many
other
foods
axe
rationed.
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Quaker
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of
Canada
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ACTIVITIES.
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
OARBUTT
I
We
have
a
mystery
on
our
i
hands-
at
tht
"Y.
About
ten
i
days
ago
an
iron
and
extra
cord
iwere
left
on
the
office
counter
with
nary
a
note
to
say
to
whom
they
belonged.
Now
what
we
want
to
know
Is
are
they
genuine
lost
articles
or
has
some
kind
soul
who
shall
be
nameless,
made
us
a
present
of
them?
In
other
words,
has
some
anonymous
donor
left
them
.with
us
to
replace
the
Iron
that
iwas
spirited
s-vay
a
while
back?
If
the
latter,
thank
you
so
much,
and
if
the
former
but
perish
the
thought,
it
must
be
for
us.
Mrs.
Hill-Tout,
our
very
busy
hospital
visitor,
has
quite
a
list
of
new
service
babies
for
us.
By
the
way
Mrs.
Hill-Tout
gets
a
great
deal
of
fun
out
of
these
visits
and
says
she
finds
it
a
most
enjoyable
task,
i
Joy
Loretta
Oreen
was
born
jon
October
14
which
happened
to
be
her
parent's
second
anniversary.
Little
Miss-Fixit
from
the
very
start.
Her
daddy
Is
in
1
the
Navy
and
she
weighed
seven
I
pounds
15
Ounces
when
bom.
Grace
Elizabetii
Brunsdon,
jwho
was
born
on
October
9,
comes
Into
our
services
list
because
her
mother
and
dad
are
Adjutant
and
Mrs.
Brunsdon
of
the
Salvation
Army
War
Services.
Grace
has
a
six-year-old
brother
and
just
to
show
that
six
in
her
favorite
number
she
veighed
in.
at
six.
pounds
six
ounces.
Another
little
girl,
Katherlne
Sharon
Clyton
Payne,
Is
the
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
Payne
of
the
Signals.
Born
on
October
14
she
beat
the
other
two
young
ladies
by
several
ounces
weighlis
eight
pounds
two
ounces
when
born.
Master
Donald
Russell
Lloyd
Rice
distinguished
lilmself
by
being
the
only
boy
on
the
list
and
by
having
a
Navy
daddy
who
is
himself
a
Prince
Rupert
boy.
Donald
was
born
on
October
15
and
weighed
a
mere
seven
pounds
12
ounces.
Congratulations
everyone
and
happy
parenthood!
The
fire
chief's
report
for
the
month
of
September
has
been
irecejved
and
considered
by
the
utilities
committee
of
the
city
council.
Details
of
the
report
have
already
been
published.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Basketball
Buzz
Members
of
the
Booth
Memorial
High
School
basketball
team,
were
sent
through
a
brisk
practise
by
Coach
Bruce
Stevens
last
night
In
the
High
School
gymnasium.
Of
the
12
players
who
turned
out,
only
two,
Peter
Postuk
and
"oyo
Gurvlch,
we:e
ho!dover
from
last
season's
powerful
quad.
But
former
junior
eager?
are
expected
to
fill
the
gaps
created
by
the
departure
of
almost
all
the
1942-43
team.
The
High
School,
hoopsters
have
arranged
to
play
a
quintet
of
visiting
seamen
Wednesday
night
and,
after
that
game.
It
will
be
possible
to
get
a
line
on
the
schoolboys'
strength
this
campaign.
A
practice
was
also
held
by
the
Junior
club
but
the
younger
i
'
boys
didn't
participate
In
the
scrimmage
game
which
wound
up
the
workout.
!
Future
of
thf
Inter-House
!
Basketball
League
at
the
schoo'
I
remains
undecided.
Due
to
many
jof
the
students
working
after
four
o'clock
11
is
thought
that
no
games
can
be
played
at
that
irime.
as
have
b;en
done
In
the
past.
And
the
gymnasium
will
be
occupied
most
of
the
night
from
now
on
so.
fixtures
In
the
evening
will
also
be
difficult
to
arrange.
The
girls'
team
Is
slated
to
work,
out
Tuesdays,
and
Thursdays
with
the
boys
practising
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
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