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AI.DKR
NOT
SURPRISED
Continued
from
paye
li
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
January
19,
1952
the
people
of
British
Columbia,
j
I
"I
think
the
people
want
to
had
an
election
before
sitting
of
A
mi,
"'-in
I
Mr
'
o-vttftk
the
Legislature."
Legislative
As
see
this
mix-up
cleared
as
soon
ITil
.11
ill
lfe
i
as
possible.'
IVxaiUilLLi
ami
JLJJ
WJ
cembly
is
scheduled
to
go
Into
iejssion
February
19.
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
MLA
Jack
McRae
is
in
Victoria,
al-tnounh
he
was.
due
to
return
yesterday
from
a
special
labor
relations
inquiry
board
meeting.
I.AMKIE
NOT
TALKING
'
W.
D.
Lambie,
president
of
the
Progressive
Conservative
Association
here,
had
no
immediate
,
VOtNGS
HAPPV
!
Meanwhile,
District
Liberal
Association
President
T.
Norton
Youngs
said
of
the
coalition
spl.t:
"I
think
It's
just
fine.
Coalition
has
outlived
Its
usefulness,
inc.
Premier
did
right
in
asking
for
Anscomb's
resignation.
"The
finance
minister
had
no
Sliotv
The
'.Vunien's
Auxiliary
of
the
Cut
.ninmlmp
team
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
comment
!
i.Ai4iiLf
,
I
l.ni;
duo
last
night
tlic'r
flrst
mcMlng
of
the
New
rltrht
in
&Alr
nrivafA
nrpcticra
fori
.
.
'
,
"
i
nave
no
oinciai
iniuiina-
nezotiating
an
agreement."
tion
vet
and
untu
j
do
I
have
!
fUL
BtJTtR
FAST!
p
response
lrorn
"-
w"
huiiuj,
u
iriw
"
muni
activities
ana
maae
Mr.
Youngs
also
tnougrn,
an
,
notninf,
t0
sav
on
the
matter,"
ulure
plans.
election
as
soon
as
possible
!
for
be.'t
results,
advertise!
Lambie.
said
Mr.
the
I'
was
reported
that
members
ter
the
session"
would
be
right
move.
of
the
Auxiliary
had
placed
dec
.I
people
who
st--unrt-a-half
hour
(
lix-al
talent
at
re
1
the
show
was
by
the
Vivlc
Band
v
Orchestra
and
orated
trc:s
In
the
wards
In
the
hospital
at
Ch'lslmas
time
and
"Provincial
government
business
must
go
on,
however,
and
it
would
hurt
the
province
if
we
Metal
Lunch
Boxes
!
.
....
w
-Ji'n
:
n
vt'
"
e,
fts
for
two
children
patienls,
In
hospital
during
the
holiday
irnacon,
had
been
purchased.
I
Ihermos
Luncn
Ms
-f
nuaVime
clemonsira-
1
i
'
sMfli
Mel
Thompson
B
r
J
tok
up
the
lines
li.;'t.
and
Perry
Como,
;
I
backnround,
was
J
A;i'atre
production.
1
lT
.'"J
Thermos
BotMes
Pints
it
-Ji
VU
and
Half
Pints
lri
WM
lUllinV.ViJl
"Snoo-Tite"
Thermos
fUntl
yt
1
;
V
'TV
Bottle
Stoppers
f
j6""
;&
-
-1
Thermos
Corks
at
V-a
I
two
"elderly
i
lie
story
of
Cln-
II
actvd
by
facial
1
dialect.
a
red
w'h
lauRh-
MrmbT-s
agisting
with
the
rcc-aUon
of
trees
were
Mrs.
Jena
Munth.-,
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills,
Mrs.
h.
A
Brccn,
Mrs
M.
B.
Lemon,
and
Mrs.
R.
O.
Moore.
The
Auxiliary
has
taken
out
a
patron's
membership
In
the
Civic
Centre.
P
ans
for
a
Valentine
Tea,
to
i
be
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
R.
;
Johnson,
Fourth
Avenue
West,
February
14,
were
finalized.
More
subscriptions
for
maga-z'nes
for
the
Patients'
Library
ere
to
be
bought.
The
Auxiliary
Is
entering
the
essay
contest
on
the
subject:
"t
w
May
Hospital
Auxiliaries
Best
Assist
Their
Hospitals?"
the
prize
being
$100
offered
by
Judge
,
and
Mrs.
J.
Milton
George.
rforinanr.es,
but
If
re
production
of
C
ill
'
irf't
r
Mvstcrv'
sili
IK"
V
con!
Imiity.
The
aimle
was
well
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Chiicotin
8
p.m.
January
20
Chiicotin
midnight
Janua
y
13
and
21
.
Camosun
Tuesday,
12
Noon
iUCE
ARM,
STKWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
CamosunT
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
ttl'EKN
CHARLOTTE
INLANDS
January
18
Chiicotin
midnight
FOR
SOl'TH
Ol'EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
rs.
Chiicotin
1
January
11
and
25
FRANK
S.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupreit
Agent
t.
because
there
twrvn
any
of
the
were
five
the
production
was
WINTER
IN
THE
pai
k
can
produce
wonderland
pictures
Ilk.'
these,
one
consolation
to
the
many
discomforts
felt
in
west
coast
cities
not
geared
for
a
snow-bound
season.
Prince
Rupert
Is
having
a
record
snowfall
this
year,
with
more
than
100
hiches
already,
leported.
r.
rope
In
many
$s
the
I.'ttle
T!r.-
Dave
MacPhee
Impassable
and
the
fact
that
1
most
of
th?
city
was
without
bus
i
service
a
fair
attendance
was
rc-'
corded.
Mpparently,
there
Loca
tun
mot
ves
un-
jiroduction"
a
j
j
UFAW
President
.
i
vie
cent
re
nrcm-
a
n
d
fll
HI)
.
7iT&
&
Boxing
as
a
sport
oiiglnated
at
the
ancient
Greek
games
and
in
recruits
in
the
:
PERSONAL
Third
Avenue
Phoi'e
5G8
At
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Shorcworkers'
local
of
the
Roman
gladiatorial
spectacles
iilSillillilulmiiiliiii'liiiliiiii'l
;:W!.iilm!l:
United
Fi.'hermen
and
Allied
Workers
Thursday
evening,
of-
,
f
cen
a?
follows
were
elected
for
the
Incoming
term:
Dr.
a:td
Mrs.
D.
MacKay
of
Mrs.
C.
C
Chandler,
who
has
SI
wait,
who
have
been
visiting
been
vi.'iting
her
daughter,
Mrs.
her?
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
M.
W.
Gormely,
for
the
past
Murra.
will
sail
by
the
Camosun
month
will
be
returning
to
her
tomorrow
night
on
their
return
home
in
Vancouver
by
the
Chll-
J
Vs
I
ft
I
Presld
'nt.
n
A
Maenhee.
I
m.
n
was
refreshing
:;
t;.sji!anrlni!,
perform-'
j
nam"'
befoic
an
ap-
ve
a.il.nn-e.
Miss
Bar-1
Vn
4!
''
numbers.
vis!
i.itibl'-d?"
and
"If
MarryjAt
All."
1
f'
'(I
tenor,
sang
V,r-
Blue''
and
"O
Sole
QUALITY
.suits
;
nrrt'.i.
jCotln
Sunday.
Mr
and
M's.
G.
Dick,
'who
Ms
Jack
Carson
and
little
have
been
paying
a
visit
to
the
daughter
sailed
Thursday
night
ti
j
.
sailed
by
the
Chilcotln
last
on
th
-
Fiince
George
for
Van-
night
on
their
return
to
their
couvcr
where
they
win
spend
me
This
firm
f.vourite,
a
iperklina
extr
diy
Uger
is
served
with
pleasure
all
year
round.
Here
in
British
Columbia
the
pure
soil
water
and
gentle
climate
combine
with
the
skill
and
patience
of
the
brewers
to
brin9
ytu
Lucky
Mrs
Jack
Evans
next
few
weeks
while
Mr
Carson
;
Vice-president,
W.
O.
Griffith.
Financial
Secetary,
R.
L.
Gardiner.
Recording
Secretary,
Mrs.
Florence
Greenwood.
During
the
svsslon
the
members
heard
a
report
of
the
recent
shorcworkcrs
wage
conference
held
In
Vancouver.
A
i.'cret.
ballot
is
now
being
conducted
throughout
all
locals
on
the
coast
to
determine
If
the
proposals
set
;
forth
by
the
wage
conference
mnlvn
Thaln.
inter-
lani.sh
Dance
No.
mio
is
B
I
he
'
ft
as
home
at
Ma.sset.
John
Fraser,
who
has
bren
in
the
city
on
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
business,
will
sail
by
the
Chll-colin
tomorrow
night
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
feuni'v
Drawing
Lager,
a
thoroughly
satisfying
beverage
11
applauded.
.f
the
proram.
ImH
played
two
selec-
T.i
Ins
m
hi
niifl
tx
cordioii
and
the
I
making
business
trips
to1
Aia:
ka.
i
George
G.
Vincent,
public
relations
officer
of
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada,
Is
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
t'aily
in
February
and
will
have
several
speaking
engage-.mcntf
Including
the
Prince
Ru-;ert
Chamber
of
Commerce
I
monthly
meeting
February
4
and
1
1
lie
Gyro
and
Rotary
Clubs
on
W
.
Tuesday
and
Thursday
of
the
ramc
week.
lar1
acceptable
to-the
member
ill
uniform
played
Including
the
ship
ns
a
whole.
Despite
the
Inclement'weathoi
for
everyday
bssi
dressing
We,
have
the
suits
at
reasonable
prices
to
make
voii
a
well
groomed
man
every
day.
Every
suit
has
a
top
maker's
label,
thus
assuring
you
finest
workmanship
and
finest
styling.
ders
red
Polka,"
and
the
that
had
made
the
streets
ner
'
I
i
-
i
;
i!
t
or
m
isslon.
the
to
the
Symphony
"in
rtu;
such
fav-"Danubc
Waves
Cash
for
old
sold.
Bulger'.
1952
Chrysler-Plymouth
on
d
splay
at
Rupert
Motors
.
HGei
For
a
Smart
Figure,
Wear
t.i
tit:
-9?
j?r1i
"Sullivan's
Operatic
If
von
1
1
'ed
i
,
advtit
.03
News
cl-issilicd.
aft
r
-
Dresses,
one
at
two
for
Annet'.'!
(16cl
SPECIAL
the
price
of
Muivell's.
UtJCfie
null
m
pared
the
pro-r
of
ceremonies,
ihat
all
proceeds
were
in
aid
of
the
rival
rc
and
the
WATTS
&NICKERS0N
STtAMtk
Prince
George
Ceui
re
Whi.st
drive
and
tournament,
Saturday,
January
19,
Moose
Temple.
Everybody,
welcome.
Utcl.
19."2
Chrysler-Plymouth
now
MEN'S
-CLOTHING
.
FOUNDATIONS
Fitted
by
a
Professional
Corsetlerre
Phnnc
Blue
970,
Green
279
Winner
19'jO
Phone
345
T
hirtl
Avcnuo
I
on
display
ni
nupvn
m-jwn.
cnooi
aili
iliiUli
(10c
llltl'l.l
I
fs
rains
two
for
Annette
17e
:
i
SPECIAL
Dresses,
1
the
price
of
one
at
'
Mansell's.
,
'
NolireMccllng
of
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
unil
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
it
11:15
p.m.
For
KEVtHlKAN
UKI)NM)AY
MIDNICHI
Luxury
ut
Low
Cost
L
Aides
rooming
'
5.oo6
OMLY
house
nnrl
anartmcnt
ownc
trie
I
T.
Kent.
England
g,,,,h
inn.iorv
20
at
2
n.m..
school
here
has
Can,rniPrs'
Hall.
Fraser
St.
Busl
Brussels
Award
ine
und-r
whlca
nv.
nf
vital
imnortance
to
all
Brand
New
V
lor
an
extra
year
nwlll.vs
(Cpp
MA
Ive
liminary
nursing
i
v
uo
nut
imp
in"
"J
taii'
ht
the
his-
Night
dance
at
Miller
Bay
Hos-nd
1-arn
how
to
PUal
at
9:30
p.m.
on
Friday.
!,llis
mi'il
VING
MACHINE
SE
SINGER
For
lU'seivations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OH
OEI'OT
OFFICE
PKINCE
RUPEFtl
PC.
PC.
ffjJi
2
tern
(lures.
Thry
also
January
i3,
riwma
"'
nrt
ir
isure
younucr
pu-
Ro
towards
a
centrally
comroi-
F.
.i
itnrwlil
i
in
will
eventuallv
eventuallv
led
led
radio
radio
and
ano
public
puDiic
nuui
address
,
I
I
c
4,
B
As
Illustrated
'
u
,,'s
s
nurses
nurses
mush
must
system
system
for
for
the
the
patients.
patients,
Invita-
invua-
I
fHS
'
Lt
U
W
f
1
I
1
.
It
.
f
J
f
1
I
f
U
U
a
a
bedtime
bedtime
story.-tions
story.'
tions
must
must
be
be
presented
presented
at
at
the
tnc
)
)
visit
visit
welfare
welfare
cen-
cen-
door
door
and
and
can
can
be
be
obtained
obtained
from
from
i
how
how
babies
babies
are
are
Miller
Miller
Bav
Bav
Hospital,
Ho-spuai,
the
me
Indian
iiiunui
hospitals,
hospitals,
milk-
milk-
Agency
Agency
Office,
Office,
Band
Band
Leader
Leader
s.
faod
fuod
factories
factories
Ernie
Ernie
Stevens
Stevens
and
and
Port
Port
Edward
wa
0
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V,.
A
fJ
Modern
Desk
Model
only
on
of
the
many
money-saving
S1N(.I
K'
Sewing
Machines.
Tcp
upens
up
lo
give
plenty
of
work
space
.
.
roomy
drawers
will
lake
curv
of
your
stationery
as
well
as
your
sewing
needs.
.
fi
IIUj
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SHOE
SALE
i
mil
iiiiiiiiiiisiwiwiimr
"
I
EACH,
have
slight
defects
in
the
finish
and
will
he
sold
at
a
discount
of
$23.00
from
regular
price.
THR
CMANCE
of
a
lifetime
to
get
a
new
r-odern
SINGER
at
a
substantial
saving.
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padc
in
o'lowoncc
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while
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