7
Prince
Hupcrt
Dan?
JUrtes
Thursday,
April
7,
1949
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
!
R.
G.
Hopkins,
Mayor
Nora
Arnold.
Honorary
President
is
Canon
W.
F.
Rushbrook
and
Honorary
Vice-President
is
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson.
The
financial
report,
read
by
Treasurer
J.
C.
Gilker,
showed
that
receipts
for
the
vear
total-
MUSEUM
BOARD
ANNUAL
MEET
Board
of
Directors
of
the
Museum
of
Northern
British
Columbia
heard
reports
on
last
your
New
Home!
BADMINTON-
CHAMPIONS
(Continued
irom
Page
6)
beat
George
and
Mary
Viereck
15-8,
15-7
J.
B.
MacDonald
beat
J.
McKay
and
L.
Basso
Bert
15-8
14-18,
15-5
R.
McClymont
and
B.
Payne
beat
J.
and
B.
MacDonald
15-1,
15-2.
year's
operations,
elected
newjled
$1,133
with
expenditures
of
'
OR
AN
ADDITION
WE
HAVE
THE
BUILDING
MATERIALS
YOl'
WILL
NEED
INCLUDING:
SIDING
All
Types
FLOORING
Fir
and
Hemlock
SASH
and
Door
Stock
Men's
Doubles,
First
Flight
S.
Cornwell
and
R.
McClv
-
mont
beat
J.
MacKay
and
Bill
Lambie
15-10,
15-8.
,
J.
MacDonald
and
B.
Mur-
ray
beat
G.
Viereck
and
H.
Pluym
15-11,
15-7.
Ladies'
Doubles,
First
Flight
F.
Cross
and
L.
Basso-Bert
beat
H.
Mork
and
F.
Rivett
cers
it
was
decided
that
ap-15-4,
15-5.
jpointments
to
the
directorship
B.
MacDonald
and
J.
Cross
should
be
Invited
from
the
beat
B
.Payne
and
D.
Balagno
,
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Chamber
POTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LIMITED
phone
of
the
Dominion.
Deep
concern
is
felt
over
diflculties
in
disposing
of
stocks
of
fish
which
have
accumulated
The
Council
decided
the
only
thing
left
to
dc
was
try
and
boost
the
sale
in
domestic
markets
through
extensive
advertising
and
consumer
education.
TO
SELL
!
p
HOME
j
LiwrURC
of
dollar-,
j
I
ountrie
s,
is
seriously
,
I
intprniiliojlfll
!
Hiaua
.3
"'
?
.
,..,ir(iinE
to
what!
'the
fourth
annual!
ne
Fisheries
council
$912,
leaving
a
biilance
of
$221.
Largest
expenditure,
with
the
exception
of
salary,
was
repair
of
the
building
which
excluding
of
,the
cost
rai?
.two
totem
poles,
'
was
$109
Total
ine
tsoard
moved
to
send
a
copy
of
the
financial
statement
to
the
provincial
Department
of
Mines,
owners
of
the
museum
building,
pointing
out
the
sum
spent
on
the
building
and
suggesting
that
work
on
the
mus-
eum
grounds
would
be
appreci
ated.
Board
members
felt
that
the
Department
of
Public
Works
!
might
undertake
the
repair
of
,
the
lawn
and
construct
a
fence
to
separate
the
Museum
grounds
fiom
the
adjacent
Health
Unit.
Curator
C.
E.
Cuiiia
reported.
1
ih.it.
during
Hip
tnnrut.
spnsnn
last
year,
there
had
been
775
paid
admissions
to
the
museum
and
that
the
Association
had
100
members.
Receipts
from
memberships
and
admission
fees
totalled
,$305
which
w;is
$187
greater
than
the
previous
1
year.
IMPROVEMENTS
j
Retiring
President
Theo
Col-
J
lart
reported
outstanding
piob-
i
lems
and
events
during
the
last
year,
listing
the
renovation
of
the
upper
floor
of
the
museum
and
the
raising
of
two
large
totem
poles
at
the
front
of
the
building
as
major
changes.
SecroLary
Basil
S.
Prockter
:old
the
meeting
that
the
museum
is
in
process
of
losing
the
argolyte
totem
pole
collection
which
was
the
property
of
the
late
George
Cunningham,
and
suggested
that
.pending
its
eventual
disposal
by
the
present
owner,
a
request
be
made
to
in
business
COTTAGE
CHEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
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dustrlal
Engines
are
invited
to
our
showroom
to
view
our
vart
ous
engines
and
talk
over
equip
ment
problems.
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13-15,
18-15,
15-5.
Men's
Singles,
First
Flight
S..
Cornwell
beat
Geo.
Viereck
15-9,
15-4.
R.
McClymont
beat
Bob
Mac-
;
Donald
15-5,
15-3.
I
Mixed
Doubles,
2nd
Flight
1
II.
Home
and
S.
Home
beat
M.
and
J.
Kullander
15-9,
11-
15,
18-13.
K.
Aird
and
C.
Worskett
beat
S.
Vickerman
and
D.
Becker
8-15,
15-8,
15-10.
K
.Aird
and
C.
Worskett
beat
H.
and
S.
Home
6-15,
15-9,
15-10.
M.
Hanson
and
H.
Mr.rk
beat
S.
Jamnicky
and
R.
Jacobson
15-0,
15-2.
M.
Hanson
and
B.
Mork
beat
Art
Hinton
and
G.
Cade
15-4,
15-2.
,
Bob
MacDonald
and
J.
Cross
beat
N.
Stromdahl
and
Dot
White
15-5,
15-12.
Mixed
Ilouliles,
3rd
Flight
E.
Bluin
and
F.
Partridge
beat
S.
Ferguson
and
E.
Rivett
15-6,
15-8.
E.
Blain
and
F.
Partridge
beat
L.
Astoria
and
E.
Shep-pard
15-10,
15-10.
B.
Bacon
'
and
M.
Jackson
beat
M.
Wightman
and
K.
Reid
15-3,
8-15,
15-9.
F.
Symes
and
S.
Tremeer
beat
F.
Goertzen
and
M.
Anstey
15-8,
5-15,
15-10.
Men's
Doubles
2nd
Flight
K.
Aird
and
M.
Wightman
beat
S.
Jamnicky
and
S.
Ferguson
15-fi,
15-7.
H.
Home
and
S.
Vickerman
taeat
N.
Stromdahl
and
N.
McLean
15-11,
12-15,
15-13.
H.
Home
and
8.
Vickerman
beat
K.
Aird
and
M.
Wihtman
15-4,
15-7.
.
...
Ladies'
Doubles,
2nd
Flight
K.
Reid
and
F.
Sheppaid
beat
S.
Tremeer
and
M.
MacDonald
15-6.
15-0.
S.
Home
and
M.
Viereck
bat
C.
Balagno
and
M.
Jackson
15-9,
15-5.
S.
Home
and
M.
Viereck
beat
V
1MB
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251
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Avenue
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and
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Avenues
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1910
;
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68
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1
1
LS3LMEIi!
I
Prinee
Rupert
Commissioner
John
Shirras,
Victoria;
T.
A.
V.
Tremblay,
Vic
toria;
M.
Nysorak,
city;
J.
Cook,
Vancouver;
E.
Eivemark,
Van
couver;
E.
G.
Cook,
Vancouver;
G.
McLellan,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Ewart,
city;
R.
F.
Rudd
Vancouver;
H.
Herget,
Edmonton;
J
M.
Bennett,
Vancouver;
G.
E.
Wilson,
Vancouver;
D.
Anderson,
Vancouver;
George
Kear-
ley.
Prince
George;
T.
Carson
Vancouver:
W.
J.
Mills,
Vancouver:
T.
S.
Lockie,
Vancouver;
W.
D.
Wilson,
Vancouver;
P.
E
Turner,
Queen
Charlotte
City;
E.
P.
Harris,
Prince
George;
M.
Young,
Vancouver;
H.
Diether
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
Mc-
Donald
and
son,
Vancouver.
.
BELLEVILLE,
Ont.
Allan
Turncliffe
has
been
remanded
for
a
week
on
charges
of
failing
to
support
his
five
young
child-
the
cldest
eZM.
them
alone
in
a
shack
for
lb
days.
His
wife
was
ill
in
hospi
tal
another
maternity
case.
have
it
housed
in
the
museum
this
summer.
The
collection,
composed
of
more
than
50
finely
carvefl
pieces,
has
been
for
years
one
of
the
major
examples
of
native
artifact
in
the
museum.
Rev.
Mr.
Prockter
reported
that
Mayor
Arnold
had
received
a
number
of
native
articles,
through
gift
and
on
loan
from
Jack
Scott,
provincial
forester,
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Additional
exhibits
will
be
sought.
For
repair
work
on
the
mus
eum
steps,
which
were
found
to
be
in
.
a
weakened
condition
during
the
totem
raising
operations,
the
provincial
Public
Works
department
will
be
askeS
to
supply
materials
and
the
city
to
provide
workmen.
'Bulger's
Will
you
send
up
a
pound
of
Diamonds
.
and
a
dozen
string
of
Puarls?'
It
Pays
Off
PRESENT
IH.R
WITH
FLOWERS
AND
ASK
HER
TO
DINNER
.
.
.
She'll
appreciate
your
thought-fulness
and
the
chance
to
leave
the
kitchen
range.
FOR
RESERVATIONS
and
"Chicken
In
the
Rough"
PHONE
RED
705
I
1
officers
and
laid
plans
for
the
coming
season
at
their
annual
meeting
held
in
the
Civic
Cen-
tre
last
night.
The
Board
set
June
1
as
the
.....
.
opening
date
this
year
and
re-
appointed
C,
E.
Cullin
to
post
of
Curator
which
he
has
held
for
the
last
two
years.
During
the
election
of
offi-
of
Commerce
and
the
Business
and
Professional
Women's
Ciub
both
of
which
have
shown
active
interest
in
the
museum
in
the
past.
In
anticipation
of
these-
appointments,
two
positions
were
left
open
on
the
five-man
board.
New
officers
and
directors
are:
President,
F..E.
Anfield.
First
Vice-President,
J.
K.
McLeod.
Second
Vice
-
President,
J
Harry
Black.
Secretary,
Canon
Basil
a
Prockter.
Treasurer,
J.
C.
Gilker.
Directors
Gordon
F.
.Forbes,
K.
Reid
and
F
.Sheppard
15-2,.
15-10.
C.
Worskett
and
D.
White
beat
M.
Anstey
and
O.
Jokano-vich
15-10,
15-8.
C.
Worskett
and
D.
While
beat
F.
Partridge
and
G.
Cade
15-8,15-8.
Men's
Singles,
2nd
Flight
M.
Hanson
beat
D.
McAllister
15-0,
15-0.
M.
Hanson
beat
N.
Pavlikis
15-12.
17-15.
E.
Blain
beat
S.
Ferguson
15-7,
12-15,
15-6.
F.
Symes
beat
Harry
Home
15-7,
15-8.-
F.
Symes
beat
E.
Blain
15-10,
10-15,
17-14.
N.
Pavlikis
beat
B.
Bacon
15-
8.
SPRING
STYLE
7
'
,
BARATHEA
SLACKS-Finety
tailored,
these
slacks
are
available
in
two
shades
of
brown.
Priced
at
....
$1
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SCAMPERS
Moccasin
style
wii.h
erene
soles.
Priced
at
i.00
and
1157.00
SCAMPER
S
Single
strap
style
in
Burgundy
red
with
red
lug
soles.
Priced
at
ACME
CLOTHING
STORE
SEEDS
AND
FERTILIZERS
GARDEN
NEEDS
and
EQUIPMENT
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&
McCAFFERY
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Yon''
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FOR
THE
BUILDER"
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kitchen,
too...,
,
.
.
Automobile
Owners
or
course
It
Is
ridiculous
No
one
buys
jewellery
by
the
pound
or
by
the
dozen.
Jewellery
is
something
that
must
be
examined,
compared
and
selected
according
to
individual
taste.
.
-
WITH
THE
LUXURY
TAX
OFF-KVEKYTIIING
IN
BULGERS
COSTS
LESS
-
Choose
what
you
like,
when
you
like
Quality
is
always
in
style
at
go-op
FREEZE-UP
DANGERS
ARE
OVER.
IT
IS
TIME
TO
pRAIN
OFF
ANTIFREEZE
AND
POWER
FLUSH
THE
COOLING
SYSTEM.
A
CAN
OF
CHRYCO
RUST
RESISTOR
WILL
THEN
KEEP
THE
COOLING
SYSTEM
IN
TIP
TOP
SHAPE
FOR
WARMER
WEATHER
DRIVING
CONDITIONS.
THIS
SERVICE
IS
INEXPENSIVE
AND
MAY
SAVE
YOU
A
LOT
OF
TROUBLE
LATER
ON.
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MOTORS
LTD.;
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8C6
PROMPT
ATTENTION
TO
ALL
WORK
'HINTING
REQUIREMENTS
m
Boat
Owners
IF
YOFR
BOAT
NEEDS
New
Stacks
Exhaust
Pipes
Ventilators
Mufflers
Tanks
Halibut
Shutes
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BLACK
881
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