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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday.
August
31.
1J51
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Fire
Takes
Terrace
Mill
And
Lumber
TERRACE
Fire
destroyed
the
TERRACE
.
I
OPICS
I
'vf
"f
Mrs.
E.
W.
Rodd.
Thia
Is
a
new
school
which
has
been
opened
lor
children
of
the
employees
at
the
Western
Uranium
mine
12
miles
from
Skeena
Crossing.
South
Hazelton,
18
pupils
R.
W.
Mclnnes.
New
Hazelton,
50
pupils
Miss
Jean
C.
Robb,
Miss
Margaret
Sharpe.
Hazelton,
150
pupils
E
Wln-
ter,
principal;
J.
T.
d'Aoust,"
Leonard
Leightun,
Mrs.
Doreen
Livingstone,
Miss
L.
M.
Dcrk-sen,
Miss
Marie
Decorby.
The
Hazelton
school,
an
amalgamated
school
for
white
and
native
children,
was
opened
early
ln
niiiiiiiaciiiiii'
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I
PEOPLES
STORE
jj
i
Fall
Opening!
:
Special
:
L
-v
r
.
Word
was
icceived
in
town
on
Monday
from
Prince
George
that
Miss
Ellen
Samograd.
a
teacher
in
the
elementary
school
here
last
year,
was
seriously
injured
in
a
car
accident
there
last
J
I
Mill
ARDMITCHFU-WNRYWNfl.il
TODAY
,
IS
Matthews
Mill
at
tho
north
end
ol
Lakelse
Lake
early
Wednesday
Homing
and
about
50.000
feet
of
,
lumber
was
lost.
The
fire
was'
well
advanced
before
it
was'
noticed
and
nothing
,
could
be
'
done
to
prevent
it
.spreading
to
j
the
lumber
piled
on
the
loading!
platform.
Owned
by
Ralph
Mat-;
,liews,
Lie
mill
has
been
operating
fur
about
six
years.
I
Also
CARTOON
-
NEWS
Eviniii
Shows
7
-
9:03
5
JJ
Ladies'
and
Worhcn's
Chenille
"
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-1
CAPlTr
Mrs.
Adrian
Meier
left
Wednesday
with
her
children
for
h-r
home
in
Redwater,
Alberta,
after
,
Saturday
Matinee
2
-
4:2(1
..
.........
V
the
year
and
as
an
experiment
of
the
local
school
unit
is
proving
to
be
very
successful.
4-Mile
school
(Kispiox
Roadi,
eight
pupils
Mrs.
Helen
Luxtou.
1
'"S
'"VERS
T.,.
spending
the
last
two
weeks
with
I
her
mother,
Mrs.
L.
Newhouser
Housecoats
$5.95
MISSED
MRS.
M
M
m
a
n
P
n
M
.
B
m
Terrace
Schools
See
Increase
In
Attendence
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Schroeder
have
arrived
fiom
Wintiipeg
to
.spend
the
next
two
weeks
on
holiday
with
Mrs.
Schroeder
s
voii
and
claujihter-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Baker.
They
spent
the
week-end
at
Prince
Rupert
visiting
with
relatives
there.
As
a
symbol
of
their
individually,
women
In
Pakistan
generally
keep
their
maiden
names
after
marriage.
HYDRO
TURBINES
Quebec
province
has
53
per
cent
of
all
the
hydro-electric
turbines
installed
in
Canada.
TERRACE.
School
Inspector
Ferguson
was
a
visitor
ln
town
this
week
on
official
duties
in
connection
with
the
opening
of
ALL
SILS
1'
to
211
and
4U
to
41
SWIrV
t'henll!r.
C'llll-foitiilie
v.rap-arnund
slyl'
I
'i'.;:
sleeves
and
r-nwi
lo'l
iv.
ropnlar
Fall
.
li.iui
,.
I
u
.sio.k
just
ai
riV'd
at
l'
oplrs
Sl:)re.
Sprcial
pi-ire
r.!;i,()VV
city
lirucs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Skillecorne
of
tiie
Home
for
the
Aged
returned
la.st
week
from
the
south
where
they
have
been
on
holiday.
CfNf
TiflNJV
.
COHNNl
CAM!
IROfrESSIONAL
HAZARD
Stunt-driver
Chuck
Breit
of
Miami
Bea?h.
Fla.,
was
Injured
in
this
trash
at
tiie
Canadian
National
Exhibition
grandstand
show.
Breit
swerved
his
car
at
the
top
of
TOTEM
,
i
hmovs
rmtis
imiiM
th
ramp
aim
smasnea
sidewavs
into
the
kt.atinnnrv
r,ir
tni..nrt
For
Results
ADVERTISE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hugh
A.
returned
on
Wednesday
of
pancaking
on
top
of
it.
(ft1
PHOTO
i
4UVKKTISIN
IN
THE
DAILY
NfcWS
BRINGS
Rmuir,
from
their
motor
trip
to
the)-
"
south
where
they
travelled
as
thanked
the
crowd
for
their
lar
as
New
Mexico.
i
patronage
and
expressed
the
r
grateful
thanks
of
the
fire
de-
SDe.i
DOMS'
Terrace
Holds
Blood
Clinic
TERRACE
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norring-ton,
chairman
of
the
local
Red
Cress
Blood
Donor
committee
In
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
W.
Alger,
ac-i
partment
to
the
Canadian
Le-companied
by
Mrs.
E.
Greenlaw
j
gion
which
had
worked
with
and
two
children,
drove
to
them
all
the
wav
through
to
i
Rupert
:
;Peop!es
Store:
"
M
STEAMER
jllUt'i
I
Prince
Rupert
on
Wednesday
to
auKo
the
affair
the
success
it
spend
tiie
day
there.
Mrs.
Doris
Brentzen
and
two
Biving
her
report
stated
that
a
Pastor
and
Mrs.
W.
G.
Solo-
tnuk
drove
in
from
the
south
!
daughters.
Phyllis
and
Enid.
very
successful
clinic
was
held
the
schools.
The
school
enrolment
for
the
whole
district
is
expected
to
be
on
the
increase.
j
There
will
be
approximately
400
pupils
in
the
Terrace
elementary
school
with
about
90
newcomers
and
beginners.
The
high
school
is
expected
to
have
about
B0
pupils.
Appointments
to
the
teaching
staff
for
the
district
have
been
announced
and
is
as
follows:
Terrace
elementary
Principal,
Miss
A.
Lips;
Grade
VIII?
Miss
Lips;
Grade
VII,
K.
C.
Baker;
Grade
VI,
Mrs.
F.
Labelle;
Grades
VI
and
V,
J.
A.
Wilson;
Grades
V
and
IV,
H.
Noakes;
Grade
IV,
Miss
L.
Goodfellow;
Grade
IV
and
III,
Robert
f.
Bernie;
Grade
III,
Miss
Blanche
Matte;
Grades
II
and
I,
Miss
M.
swnzt:;
Grade
I,
Mis.
M.
Mc-1
1
mash.
High
school-Principal,
E.
S.
,Lairci,
Andrew
Toews,
Miss
P.
Pendergast.
U.sk
school,
25
pupils
F.
A.
Mandzuik.
;
Cedarvale,
20
pupils
E.
L.
Nornquist.
last
week
where
they
have
spent
!
leave
this
week
for
their
home
'n
Trrace
Thursday,
August
23
tne
past
month
on
holiday.
ince
Ruoert
SATURDAY
and
TUESDAY
BOYS'
WOOL
PLAID
JACKETS
$7
0
TO
CLEAR
in
Creston
after
spending
the
ln
lwo
i"si'"''s
aiternoon
and
the
last
few
weeks
with
Mrs.
.
evening.
The
nurse
in
charge,
Bientk:en's
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
'
Miss
R"b'nson
and
the
techni-Will
Robinson.
j
cian,
Miss
J.
McLelland,
expres-
.
sed
themselves
as
being
very
Mrs.
J.
Edgar
and
son
are
Phased
with
a
"most
successful
leaving
next
week
for
their
and
worthwhile"
clinic.
KAILS
FOR
j
j
Vancouver
!
'
i
The
danoe
at
the
Civic
Ce'ntrt
last
Friday
evening,
to
raise
funds
lor
the
putchase
of
an
auxiliary
fire
truck,
was
attended
by
a
very
large
crowd
and
i
the
success
of
the
evening
was
:
assured.
Stan-
Lang's
Mell-O-
home
in
Westview,
having
spent
(
Mru.
Norrington
wjth
Mrs.
W
the
la.st
few
weeks
on
holiday
1
Collier
prepared
the
Oddfellows'
lones
supplied
the
music
and
:
with
Mrs.
Edgar's
parents.
Arch-
.
wall
whicn
had
bc.on
donated
for
BOYS'
WINTER
C0A1S
Sizes
2
-
6
deacon
and
Mrs.
Hudson.
ALso'th
occasn,.i.
M
?.
'
i
rift
.
a:id
Intmnrdiatc
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
w
i:im:sia
y
midnight
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
refreshments
were
served
by
the
Ladies'
Auxiliary
to
the
Cana
dian
Legion.
During
the
evening,
Fire
Chief
Jim
Smith
returning
south
to
Ocean
Falls
I
The
appointed
committers
are
Darrall
and
Ronald
Hodson,
'
worked
well
and
willingly
and
Rc9.
$12.95
NOW
ONLY
$5.9)
who
have
been
spending
tiiwere
as
loliows
holidi.7s
with
their
grandpar-
24
pupils
Ray
Kitwanga
Miller.
ents.
Secretary
Mirs
Elliott
Head.
;
Registrar
Mrs.
L.
Newhouser.
;
;
Nurses
Mrs.
J.
B.
MacKay.
i
;
ISkeena
Crossing,
13
pupils
LADIES'
SUITS
AND
SHORTIES
H.
Kh
e,
president
of
the
lo-!K
N-.
Mrs-
Stanley
Mills,
R
N.
Fur
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
To
C'cor
SI
5.95
and
M
cal
Libeial
Association,
has
re-!
Mrs.
J.
H.
Smith,
R.N.
Mrs.
Doris
l'KINCE
RUPERT,
ceived
word
from
Jack
Maltman,'
B''-'ulzen-
RN-
and
Mrs.
Vic
i
B.C.
Liberal
organizer,
that
Hon.
"'iud.
!
A.
D.
Turnbull,
minister
of
Reception
Mrs.
K.
Wold
and
health
and
welfare,
will
be
in
Mrs-
E-
Krnnedy.
:
Terrace
on
Friday,
September
7,
Coffee
Room
Mrs.
W.
Fell.
B.C.
DOMS7
DEPT.
STOR
RADIO
&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
GAS
AM)
KI.KCTRIC
RANGES
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
Phone
Blue
9!2
i
and
will
address
a
public
meet-
Mls-
w-
Martin.
Mrs
w.
Ros
I
ling
in
the
IOOF
Hull
at
8
p.m.
Thomson,
Mrs.
F.
Clitford.
Mrs.
McBRIDE
STREET
and
FOURTH
AVENUE
n.
Fire
Razes
D
Apariment
LABO
DAY
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Me
in
MODERN
PLUMBING
is
a
wise
investment,
in
terms
of
family
health
and
home
economy.
Coll
Bue
846
jot
fair
BRATIONS
0H
n
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
for
Outside
Orders
Phone
13S
;
TERRACE
Fire
gutted
the1
if.pprtmcnt
above
trje
Mary
,
Lynne
shop
on
the
southwest
j
corner
of
Lakelse
Avenue
on
Kalum
Street
late
Wednesday
I
evening,
destroying
the
contents.
J
The
flam-s
were
seen
near
the'
rear
stairs
by
Frank
Peters
Who:
put
in
the
alarm.
The
fire
department
arrived
immediately,
i
Tenants
were
away
from
town
and
cause
of
the
fire
Is
unknown.
'
Constable
Brue
and
Constable
Adams
kept
the
crowd
back
while
the
firemen
worked
un-I
hampered
and
the
flames
weie
soon
under
control.
1
The
contents
of
the
store
below,
a
women's
and
children's
juiinunus
ana
Miss
t'nyius
llrenl-zen.
Beds
Home
for
the
Aged
per
Mr.
W.
Skillicom.
Bedding
Red
Cross
Hospital
Laundry
Mrs.
Tony
Cote
Transfer
Terrace
Transfer
fSUnley
Smith),
and
Chuck's
Delivery
iC.
Vantinei.
Publicity
Tillicum
Theatre
Theatre
(C.
Adam)
and
Omlneca
t:.
laid.
Hall
IOOF
iper
E.
Hauglandi
Coffee
Made
and
donated
by
Corner
Snack
Bar
(Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Lamblyi
Canvassers
Mrs.
E.
Head,
Mrs.
K.
Wold,
Mrs.
W.
Martin,
Mrs.
M.
Olson,
Mrs.
W.
Christy,
Mrs.
H.
G.
West.
Mrs.
Frank
Gavan,
Mrs.
J.
Harris,
Mrs.
W.
Fell,
Mrs.
W.
Collier,
Mrs.
E.
Edmonds,
Mrs.
Hazel
Morrissey,
Mrs.
H.
Cote,
Mrs.
W.
Bailey.
Miss
Elliott
Hwid;
Messrs.
G.
Duffus.
W.
H.
Spencer,
J.
H.
Smith.
H.
Seaman.
Mrs.
E.
Kennedy,
Omineca
Herald,
Terrace
Drug
Store.
227
registered
donors.
The
team
of
11
nurses,
technician
and
aides
were
driven
to
Youngs
an1
Rev.
Basil
Prockter.
Terrace
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norton
They
were
accommodatea
at
the
Motel,
where
meals
were
served,
and
after
the
clinic
was
over,
they
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
the
same
night
with
their
driver-hosts
of
the
morning.
Mrs.
Norrington
was
wry
gratified
by
the
willing
help
received,
and
also
by
the
hearty
cooperation
of
the
donors.
PLUMBING
SaanicH
TERRACE,
B.C.
To
Be
Held
at
Civic
Centre
Grounds
apparel
store,
w.re
removed
in
about
(wo
minutes
by
many
willirg
helpers
and
little
damage
was
done
to
anything.
I
The
building
is
partly
covered
by
insurance,
and
until
the
store
can
be
cleaned
up,
the
business
of
the
Mary
Lynne
shop
is
being
carried
on
in
the
IOOF
Hall.
ft
ISLAND
EXPORT
Phosphate
of
lime
is
the
chief
export
of
Christmas
Island
in
the
Indian
Ocean.
CHILDREN'S
SPORTS
LOGGERS'
SPORTS
2
FAST-BALL
GAMES
TERRACE
VS
PRINCE
RUPERT
USUAL
GAMES
OF
SKILL
BARBEQUE
Yes,
when
you
drive
up
hero
you're
putting
your
car
in
expert
hands.
Our
attendants
have
had
years
of
experience
end
training
in
proper
car
core.
They
,
know
what
you
need
they
hove
what
it
takes
to
keep
that
car
of
yours
in
"new"
condition
longer.
Drive
up
here,
today!
HERE'S
WHY
WE
SELL
,
B-H
PAINT
We've
got
to
give
you
the
best
our
reputation
demands
lU-that's
why,
you
can
be
sure
when
you
buy
B-H
EGGSHELL
It's
a
satin-like
enamel
finish
that
comes
in
the
colors
you
want
most.
School
Opens
Sept.
4
10
DISCOUNT
ON
ALL
BOYS'
CLOTHING
FOR
ONE
WEEK!
We
specialize
in
clothing
for
your
boys
from
2
to
18
years.
Also
Men's
clothing.
We
carry
a
full
line
of
Pants,
Jeans,
Jackets,
Shirts,
Sweaters,
Socks
and
Underwear.
Our
Specials
Are
Worth
Seeing
THE
SPORT
SHOP
,
622
Third
Avenue
DANCING
IN
EVENING
START
AT
10
PM.
,
nje(-
O-
Jonci
Orchestra
ADMISSION
FOR
DANCE
LADIES
$1.00
MEN
$J.50
Superior
Auto
Supply
Ltd.
McBride
St.
Phone
311