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TERRACE
COMMISSION-'1-
into
the
ravine
where
it
'5
Frince
Rupert
Daily
!ev3
Friday,
February
16.
1951
H
;
couia
De
easily
Durned.
A
ce-I
ment
abutment
was
necessary
bemuse'
a
wooden
one
wuuld
burn
(as
has
been
done
previ
Alarm
Bells
In
Firemen's
Homes
the
government's
representative
had
approved
ami
given
eon-is
pending.
sent
to
having
it
burned
down.
ously)
wnen
tne
ga.-bage
wa3
burned.
The
u-jutment
was
the
remission
to
move
the
former
Two
other
small
dwellings
di-
I
only1,
solution
to
getting
rid
of
telephone
office
from
its
present
rectly
west
of
Little.
Haugrand
j
I
an
me
garoage
witnout
naving
iwanuii
un
laneise
Avenue
to
the
roadside
strewn
with
it.
As
Greig
Avenue,
behind
the
feed
store
of
J.
H.
Smith,
to
be
used
and
Kerr
mi!!,
on
the
highway,
are
also
to
be
.'ondenlned.
For
first
offenders
who
allow
their
horses
or
ponies
to
wan-tier
at
wiil
through
the
town,
alter
having
been
warned
s.gaii:st
it
and
the
animals
impounded,
there
is
lo
be
a
fine
of
tfi,
Second
offenders
will
lie
fined
$50.
TERRACE.
The
village
commissioners
decided
at
theis
monthly
meeting
to
hav
fire
bells
installed
in
the
fireman
private
home
with
a
master
swiich
iu
the
telephone
office
so.
that
the
whole
town
will
not
b
aroused
by
the
fire
siren
in
cases
where
the
fire
is
not
seri-ius.
Should
the
tire
be
serious
soon
as
the
snow
goes,
the
commissioners
decided
to
inspect
the
location
with
the
idea
in
view
of
Implementing
Mr.
Hart's
suggestions.
Sam
Kirkaldy
wis
appointed
to
act
for
th."
town
on
in
t
of
appeal.
Tne
appointment
of
for
an
office
or
store,
was
granted
Mrs.
G.
Jordan,
owner
of
the
building.
Mr.
Hart
.stated
that
the
former
Turner
dwelling
In
the
area
behind
Smith's
Transfer
had
been
condemned
and
the
owner
ind
more
help
needed,
then
s.
.e::ond
cali
would
lie
on
the
!
..u'eii.
I
X.
U.
SmUh.
chief
of
the
vol-'
unteer
fine
bri,aic,
attended
the
6.A.S1NU
1,ifAi.liy
-Work
is
in
progress
to
increase
thp
liuuor
stores
this
week,
both
the
25-ounce
and
12-ouncei
sizes,
iim
(company
uock
Mount
lines
will
cover
Canadian
Whisky,
London
Dry
Gin,
Highland
Whisky,
rum,
liqueurs
and
industrial
by-products.
'""
v
"f
Allwrta.
DMW-ors.
Limited
at
.Caluy..
to.
Present
warehouse
capacity
Is
02.0(10
barrels
and
daily
rapacity
Is
1200
bushels
ol
grain.
This
company
is
Jurlng
Rock
Mount
London
Dry
Gin
in
British
Columbia
comniissioneis'
stssiou
to
pre
!
sent
tli4!
leju;st
of
the
firemen
'
;ou.':taiiin
iiidividual
alarms.
I
On
viuiuus
oivj.suji)s
.some
ot
i
the
fire
flehters
llviim
on
lht
i
outskirts
of
the
town
have
not
j
heard
the
alarm.
The
cost
of
tlu;
j
installation
would
be
$2.50
per
I
alarm
and
50
cents
a
month
i
maintenance.
It
was
disclosed
,
that
tile
system
would
not
in-
lerfere
with
the
telephone
as
the
alarm
could
be
ringing
and
the
telephone
could
still
be
used.
:
The
commissioners
decided
to
Take
r
cp
pri
Terrace
Topics
.
.
.
Va
I
1
I
1240
Kilocycles
!
The
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Colin
and
Paul
Sargent,
broth-
'
di'fray
the
whole
charge
of
iu-Canatlian
Legion
met
on
Wed-
ers
of
Egel
SargeiU,
are
':
spend-
'
stallation
and
mainU-nanco
of
m-sday
evening
in
their
club-
ing
a
few
day.s
in
Terrace.
!
t
sysU'm.
room
and
completed
plans
foo
a!
I
The
monthly
meeting
was
held
(Subject
to
Change)
FR1UAY
P.M.
4:30
-Sleepy
Time
Storied
j
4:4S-Sloek
Quo;,.
&
Int.
I
4:5S-CUC.
News
5:00
Int.
Cointv.
Your
Place
With
Men
Like
These
laicuuuc
uunce
ui
oe
nei
on
on
m
Factory
io
You
JLby
Chenille
Bcdkoe-cods
J
$5.25
Each
I
iirai:
in
C
a
n
a
d
a.
itu1
fii.st
duality,
eoin-4
lultcd,
no
.'heeling
jj,.
All
colors,
double
or
d.-.irs.
New
center
.',
in
flowered
or
solid
1
Sent.
COD
plus
post-fin
medial'..'
money-back
It.e.
Order
one,
you
&-
more.
New
address:
&
COUNTRY
MET.,
Si:
Place
IAniics,
Muii-$
ii-bec.
-H
in
tne
village
clerk
s
office
on
1
Wednesday
afternoon
and
was
attended
bv
all
the
commission-
wora
has
been
received
by
Mrs.
Buker
that
Mr.
Baker
has
had
a
a
minor
minor
operation
operation
on
on
his
his
Prs
pmi,
HanoianH
im'
I
throat
and,
should
not
be
long
Sam
Kirkaidyi
Dudiey
Llttleil
in
returning
to
Terrace.
He
left
WilUam
Qsborne,
Geoff
Lamb-1
last
month
for
Vancouver
to
re-
le
and
clerk
A
j
Harmon.
se,v
omplcte
medical
check-
The
villa
wa-
,
rPPPint
,rf
5:10-
Rawhide
5:30
Now
I
Ask
You
0:00
Supper
Kerenade
0:15
Personal
Album
Friday
evening
In
the
IOOF
j
Hull,
Mrs.
C.
Hall
was
in
the
chair
and
there
was
a
good
I
turnout
of
members.
Two
new
I
members
were
accepted
and
welcomed
to
the
meeting.
These
I
were
Mrs.
F.
Clifford
and
Mrs.
I
Kdmouds.
The
social
committee
j
served
refreshments
at
the
close
!
of
the
business
session.
ui.
the
order-in-council
for
the
lo
Ronnie
Hartnel
has
left
for
the
south,
having
been
called
there
through
the
death
of
his
father.
cation
of
a
new
garbage
dump
adjacent
to
the
old
dump.
Mr.
Hart,
sanitarian,
who
came
into
the
meeting,
asked
the
council
to
consider
having
a
cemeut
abutment
placed
at
the
dump
so
that
trucks
can
drive
right
to
the
edge
and
dump
the
garbage
J.
Haaland
made
a
business
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
this
week,
going
to
the
coast
on
Tuesday's
train.
0:30-Musical
Varieties
0:45
Raddle
Pax-kin'
Rhythm
7:00
CUC
News
7:15
-
cue
News
Roundup
7:30-
Wiiteha
Know,
Joe.
8:00-
London
Cavalcade
8:30-
-
Opening
Nip.hl
0:00
-"Horns
Chu(kwn;;on"
0:30
Canadian
Short
Stories
0:45
Words,
Words.
Words
10:00-
CUC
News
10:10-
CRC
News
10:15
Nesbitt
Reporting
10
30
-
Riverside
Ram
lio
10:55-
Inlerluda
11:00
Weather
F.
B.
Barclay,
inspector
from
the
Department
of
Labor,
ls
spending
a
.short
time
in
town
on
official
business.
J.
T.
Harvey
was
a
visitor
to
Terrace
at
the
end
of
last
week,
beiii'
here
on
legal
business.
Morris
Wightman
is
leaving
this
week-end;
for
Vancouver
wiieiie
lm
will
attend
the
annual-
meeting,
of
the
Canadian
Red
C'ross
Kueiety
as
the
Terrace
delegate.
Teddy
Pa:'he
has
spent
the
past
few
days
in
the
local
hospital
but
his
condition,
thought
at
first
lo
be
quite
.serious,
iia.s
cleared
up
and
he
is
well
eiuu;;h
lo
return
to
his
home.
iiosp.'tolity
rind
fr
jm
a
tit
;Uood
ood
S
it
Is
t)ur
Fir.it
Aim
r
t?1
SI
I.
4
t
1
1
V.
ti
V
il
-t
1
'j
IvU
ROYAL
CANADIAN
ORDNANCE
CORPS
MILITARY
STOREKEEPERS
TO
CANADA'S
MODERN
ARMY
1
11:00
fllKn
ott
I
HATURDAY-AM.
7'00
-
Musical
Clock
B:0B--Cnc
News
II
:
10
-
Here's
Bill
Good
j
8:15
Mils
and
Encores
8:30
-
Moi
nliii;
Devotions
"Cm-ley"
Cusey
has
left
the
employ
ol
the
J.
H.
Smith
Company
and
Ls
now
maintenance
man
for
the
municipality.
'
Mrs.
Sargent
of
Hazel
ton
is
the
guest
of
her
son-in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Eael
Sargent
of
Park
Avenue.
iin
17
fr
tlnlrrs
l
Take
Out
modore
Cafe
hibing
&
Heoting
Prudhomme
Lake
Fish
Ladder
,'
Admired
By
Commissioner
i
James
Cunningham
Promises
Co-operation
on
j
lletler
Hunting
and
Fishing
Conditions
Here
One
of
the
biggest
jobs
in
the
entire
Canadian
Army
falls
to
the
Royal
Canadian
Ordnance
Corps.
This
corps
must
obtain
and
distribute
whatever
the
Army
needs
from
shoe
laces
to
tank
afist
of
195,000
items.
The
job
of
the
Ordnance
Corps
is
getting
bigger
every
day
as
the
Canadian
Army
grows.
Right
now
the
Ordnance
Corps
needs
more
men
men
who
cm
qualify
as
siore-men,
clerks,
ammunition
examiners,
tailors,
shoemakers,
leather
and
canvas
workers.
Here
is
your
opportunity
to
acquire
new
skills
in
an
unusually
interesting
career
The
best-planned
unci
constructed
fish,
ladders.
5."
J
Marchand
8:45
Utile
Concert
j
0:00
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BBC
News
and
Comt.y.
!
tel.')
.SaiUlie
tkreiiude
!
0:30-CBC
Stamp
Club
I
!j15
-The
Answer
Man
j
9:53
-Time
Bitfnal
10:00
-
Bandstand
10:
15
CBC
News
ft
Wendier
lu:.io
-"Melody
Time"
;
10:45
Saturday
Dal
ih::5
Weauiei
and
Interlude
ll:'V)
Saltinlav
Dale
II
;3ll
Weather
Ii'port
11:31
Message
Period
11:33
-
Recorded
Interlude
II
:45-;ijundinavian
Melodies
SATURDAY-
P.M.
12:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
12:
25--Program
Resume
12:30
Musical
Program
1:00
-Pops
on
Parade
2
:
00
-
M
usieal.
Program
2:30
-
Musical
Program.
I
VITAL
ROAD
The
Alaska
Highway
extends
nearly
1.000
miles
from
Dawson
Creek,
BC,
to
Fairbanks,
Alaska.
!
anywhere
in
the
province
are
at
Prudhoirune
Lake,
i
Game
Commissioner
James
G.
Cunningham,
in
an
'address
to
the
Rod
and
Gun
Club
annuaJ
banquet
last
night,
said
he
felt
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
,
had
done
"a
marvellous
job"
in
building
the
ladders.
i
The
ladders
were
installed
In
)
RADIO
&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
CAS
AND
1XKCTR1C
RANGES
Phone
Blue
!M)':
PACIFIC
FLFCTRIC
in
the
Canadian
Army
Active
Forte.
You
can
become
a
soldier
in
the
Ordnance
Corps
by
reporting
now-for
active
duty
with
the
Canadian
Army
Active
l'orte.
Remember,
Canada
needs
you
now.
So
act
today!
TO
ENIST
YOU
MUST:
1.
Be
a
Canadian
citizen
or
British
tubjuct.
2.
Be
between
17
and
40
year
of
age,
3.
Be
single.
4.
Meet
Army
lest
requirements.
5.
Volunteer
for
service
onywhero.
KfPOrir
MGHT
AWAY
TO:
No.
1
1
Personnel
Depot,
40tt
West
Fourth
Ave,
VANCOUVER
B.C.
A33HS
BC
connection
with
the
pipe
line
glve
nls
help
ally
pr()bu,m!j
put
in
to
car-
y
water
from
Prud
of
local
anglers.
ACE
HEATERS
iORTEX
BURNERS
OIL
NE
PLUMBING
J
FIXTURES
JHONE
l':iirs
and
Alleralimis
UEIkinsLid.
I'O.
Hox
274
homire
Lake
tr
Watson
Island
;
mill.
With
reference
to
re-stocking
With
reference
to
tourists,
Mr.
Cunningham
pointed
out
that
the
business
of
hunting
and
fishing
should
not
be
overlooked.
"As
long
as
we
have
a
surplus
here
and
we
have
sport-loving
tourists
should
be
encouraged
in
every
way,"
he
said,
and
added:
"They
are
the
best
kind
lakes
in
Prince
Rupert
area
with
sport
fish,
Commissioner
Cunningham
said
that
some
day,
when
finances
were
available,
a
fish
hatchery
would
be
built
here
but
that
in
the
meantime
the
planting
of
eggs
in
predatory-
mrnmm
Have
a
Good
Meal!
NEW
CITY
CAFE
FULL
COURSE
MEALS
or
Phone
Blue
92
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
i
'ffective
"
-"ioi
tourists,
anyway.
'
l'
KnJefnrl
than
ever
before
Meantime,
as
far
as
the
Queeu
for
sparkling
entertainment,
listen
to
"tho
Voice
of
the
Army"
Wednesday
evenings
Dominion
Network
ECTRIC
Charlotte
Islands
were
concerned,
Commissioner
Cunningham
said
several
attempts
at
stocking
with
squirrel
had
been
made
without
success.
Also,
a
request
for
goats
from
the
National
Park
Board
for
Island
stocking
was
one
of
long
standing.
j
Work-Saver"
ANGES
have
been
made
available
to
the
game
department
this
year,
said
:
the
commissioner,
but
bcaus?
revenue
from
the
Prince
Rupert
area
was
slight
as
yet,
few
expenditures
could
be
made
here.
,
Only
$1111
from
fishing
licences
was
realized
from
here
last
year,
he
said.
1
But
everything,
1
he
declared,
would
be
done
to
co-operate
with
the
local
game
club
to
ensure
better
future
hunting
and
fish-;
ing
conditions.
In
order
to
de-:
termine
why
in
some
lakes
sport
I
fish
slay
small
but
numerous,
the
commissioner
suggested
fishermen
obtain
a
permit
from
1
the
game
warden
to
take
a
few
You'll
Be
Happy
WITH
YOUR
i
FOR
BETTER
.
.
.
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
CALL
363
vt'i-tisenicnt
Is
nut
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
iol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
I
,
MOFFAT
hi
Marine
Phot
m
"Work-Sover"
Illustrated
Model
is
the
SUPER
DELUXE
OOIM1
n'lJ.JO
(
!sg
lb
5
Surface
Elements
2
Big
Ovens
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Chllcot.in
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunflny,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin
February
2
and
16
0
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
Ql'EKN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin,
Feb.
9
and
23
9
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
508
IfJ)
Manufactured
by
Wood
Freeman
-
Tocoma,
Wash.
J
Available
in
6
-
12
-
32
-
110
Volt
models
except,
fi-volt,
supplied
with
"Dynamolor"
I
elimliiafing
"B"
and
"C"
Bat
Uries.
p
MOST
POPULAR.
AND
DEPENDABLE
I
PILOT
ON
THE
WEST
COAST
small
fish.
These
should
be
either
packed
in
ice
and
sent
to
commission
headquarters
in
Vancouver,
or
the
scale,
scraped
off
above
the
lateral
line,
sent
In
with
size
and
weight
of
the
fish.
"From
this
we
will
be
able
to
give
you
the
entire
history
of
the
fish,"
ho
said.
"Our
scientific
department,
larger
than
in
any
other
province,
will
be
able
to
U1
you
why
the
fish
are
so
small."
Dr.
Peter
Larkln,
chief
fish
biologist
for
the
department,
will
begin
a
survey
of
the
Kitimat
area
this
summer.
The
commissioner
assured
club
members
Dr.
Larkin
would
visit
Prince,
Rupert
during
that
time
and
would
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Chrf"
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Warming
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Other
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up
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