Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
March
9;
1951
(Terrace
Topics
.
.
.
CFPR
RADIO
DIAL
1210
Kilocycles
(Subject
to
Change)
Little
Girl
Suffers
Face
Burns
Hopes
of
Spring
Dashed
Auto
Crash
in
South
too
iu
row
lo,-
two
cars
to
pa.s.-..
No
one
was
hurt,
but
the
car
was
very
uauly
uamaged.
Terrace
Rod
j
And
Gun
Club
j
TERRACE
The
Rod
and
Gun
Club
met
on
Monday
evening
in
the
Credit
Union
hail
with
IB
new
membvrs
enrolled.
President:
Albert
Harrison
was
in
the
chair.
It
was
disclosed
that
the
swans
at
Lakelse
Lake
there
are
about
40
of
them
are
being
fed
j
by
private
individuals
who
make'
their
year-round
home
there.
Ten
dollars
was
voted
from
the.
I
funds
to
pay
for
the
feeding
of
these
birds
and
Geoff.
Lanibley
I
was
reimbursed,
to
a
certain"
ex-
j
i
iVo
ana
one
lull
year
olu
'
daughter,
Linda,
of
Mr.
and
Mi
s.
I
Gordon
Liltlc
was
seaiut
j
-in
Ui?
face
on
Munday
alitruc-j..
;.ne.i
she
tried
to
lift
a
kettle
of
boiling
j
wate
from
tn.o
siove
when
hri-
William
Donald
and
his
sister,
M..
v.
Corien,,
icit
on
Tuesday
s
tram
for
Prince
Rupert
where
mother's
buck
wa.s
turned.
Her
4,
.
f
t'
i
,
i
.
condition
is
not
regarded
as
sen-
they
took
Thursday's
steamer
for
'
ous.
Vancouver
to
visit
relatives
there
and
in
Seattle.
They
expect
U
The
sudden
cold
snap
came
as
jseturn
home
towards
the
end
of
somewhat
of
a
shock
to
the
dis-
jthe
month.
LIGHT
UP
at
:
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
:
:
BOYS'
STORE
j
Sale
Men's
&
Boys'
Wear
j
tent,
for
what
he
naa
spent
on
;
them.
Kamloops
trout
eggs
will
again
be
put
into
the
lake
this
year.
FR1UAY
PM.
4:30
Sleepy
lime
Stories
4
:4b-Stock
Quot.
&
Int.
4:55
CBC
News
5:00
Int.
Comly.
5:10
Rawhide
5:30
Now
I
Ask
You
6:00
supper
Serenade
6:15
Personal
Album
6:30
Musical
Varieties
,
6:45
Saddle
Rockm'
Rhythm
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
'
7:30
Watcha
Know,
Joe.
8:00
Education
Week
8:15
Musical
Program
8:30
Opening
Night
9:00
'
Burns
Chiukwagon"
9:30
Canadian
Short
Stories
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CBO
News
10:15
Nesbitt
Reporting
10:30
Riverside
Raneho
10:55
Interlude
11:00
Weather
11:C0
Sign
dtf
SATURDAY-
A.M.
1:00
Musical
ClocE
HOTEL
FRASER
HOUSl
trict
which
had
confidently
expected
the
spring
o:eak-up
at
'
the
beginning
of
last
week
when
the
weather
was
so
mild,
sunny
and
warm.
On
Monday
of
last
Noticed
by
four
high
school
students
who
were
on
the
scene
before
the
arrival
of
the
fire
engine,
a
serious
chimney
fire
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
E.
Head
on
Monday,
during
the
noon
hour,
caused
very
little
damage.
NOW
KN
PROGRESS
A
meeting
will
be
caned
lor
,
March
10
when
the
election
of:
officers
will
take
place.
I
I
HMCS
Chatham
Is
Radio
Training
cnatham
is
available
i
thusiasts
and
tiw"
!
tors
will
be
on
hand'n"-"
beginners,
said
"The
commencenifu
itype
o
instruction
sh..
j
week
the
trader
had
flattened
:
out
the
bank
of
snow
in
the
j
cent.'e
of
Kalum
Street
and
it
I
was
melting
rapidiy.
On
Mon-!day
of
this
week
the
temperature
I
went
to
2
below
zero
following
a
gradual
fall
in
t.empcratu.-es
and
jsnow
on
Friday
of
last
week.
A
strong
wind
blowing
on
Monday
'made
the
day
seem
ccJdT
and
the
streets
are
icy
to
walk
on.
;
Spring
seems
farther
awav
than
ever,
especially
as
there
appears
to
be
no
prospect
of
a
chan?
l:i
Naval
Reserve
Communication
Branch
personnel
are
soon
to
have
the
opportunity
of
join
1
To
Vancouver
today
i
Miss
L.
ing
a
trans-Canada
"ham
net
popular
to
those
.'
interested
ln
Jolnitw
t-naval
division,"
said
The
Instruction
u
weekly,
augmentinE
tk,
C;
-
-
r
work,
according
to
Lt.
Cdr.
J.
W.
Colby
of
HMCS
Chatham
John
Gordon
was
taken
to
hospital
on
Wednesday
afternoon
suffering
from
severe
burns
on
the
hands
and
face
sustained
when
a
blow
torch
he
Was
using
to
thaw
out
the
gas
line
of
a
truck
ignited
his
oily
coveralls
turning
him
into
a
flaming
torch.
The
flames
were
not
out
almost
immediately
by
the
quick
action
of
the
garagemen
in
using
a
fire
extinguisher
and
the
badlv
burned
man
was
removed
to
the
Outpost
Hospital:
lit
6UO
uoiiiini
of
the
Naval
&
at
the
local
division.
i
Theis,
E.
Baldwin,
D.
Bennett,
jW.
J.
Jefferson,
Mr.
Lyons,
J.
S.
iH.
Wurtell.
Mr.
Nixon,
E.
W.
!
Piercy,
T.
S.
Lockie,
O.
H.
Peter-1
son,
K.
T.
Copeland,
G.
Peterson,
'
R.
J.
Sparks,
E.
R.
Carswell.
To
Sandspit
(todayi
J,
Wood,
E.
Meers.
From
Vancouver
(Thursday)
The
100-watt
transmitter
the
weather.
The
membership
of
the
lac
An
Parent-Teacher
Association
is
now
62.
The
annual
tea
and
'
Mr.
Burch,
R.
White.
S.
Lindsay,
sale
will
be
held
in
the
IOiv
Hall
on
March
24.
8:00
CBC
News
8:10
Here's
Bill
Good
8:15
Hits
and
Encores
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
-
BBC
News
and
Comty.
9:15
Saddle
Serenade
9:30
-
CBC
Stamp
Club
9:45
The
Answer
Man
9:59
Time
bignal
10:00
-Bandstand
10:
15-Minuet
10:30
"Melody
Time"
10:45-CBC
News
10:55
Weauiei
and
Interlude
Miss
L.
Theis,
Dr.
R.
H.
Ball,
Mrs
A.
M.
Johnson,
George
Dibb,
Mr
Smith.
CENTURY
M
'.
and
M
s.
W.
II.
S).vnc
r
are
leaving
this
week
for
Vancouver
where
Mrs.
Spenrer
will
receive
surgical
treatment.
i
Don
Parmcnter
left
for
Prince
r
.il.'-
t
on
Saturcbr,
invin
From
Port
Hardy
(Thursday
i
G.
Lucke.
Mm
the
firemen
who
are
injured
on
the
job.
It
was
quite
evident
that
the
sunuort
asked
for
will
be
j
Morris
Wightman's
ca
r.
Awcm-
,
panying
him
were
Dr.
Black
of
Mrs.
A.
Stokes,
Ca'son
Jackson
Prince
Rupert
and
He-man
and
A.
Coukell.
daughter,
son
Engelcke,
also
Pete
Parmen'.er
and
husband
of
th?
de?eaed.
;-who
left
for
Idaho,
having
had
'left
at
the
weekend
to
a:tcnd
th
i
his
call-up
for
thi
Amt
ic?n
i
fupe
nl
of
Mrs.
Coukell
in
Ve"-
u
Saturday
Date
fnrl.hnnminp
Thn
tipvt
mppt.'mir
.
1
1
-0-
Guests
and
hosts,
having
enjoyed
a
gracious
;
million,
Alberta.
;
Army.
,
Mrs.
Lctty
Lev.e.sque
is
nrouni
again
after
a
long
period
of
ili-i
ness
di
'ini
which
t
1
1
no
sli"
spen'.
:
;wo
weeks
in
th
Prince
Riif""
t
will
be
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
j
H.
Houlden
when
Mrs.
E.
Sande
will
entertain.
Mrs.
Norrington
solved
refreshments
at
the
close
i
f
the
meeting.
j
Due
to
the
prevalence
of
influenza
and
common
colds,
the
Red
Cross
Outpost
has
banned
ail
visitors,
except
immediate
relatives,
to
the
patients
in
hospital.
11:30
-
Weather
Report
11:31
Message
Period
11
:33
-
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
:irandinavian
Melodies
SATURDA1
-
P.M.
12
:00
-Mid-Day
Melodies
12:25
Program
Resume
12:30
Musical
Program
I
on
Poos
on
Parade
2:00
Dance
Music
3:00-This
Week
Hooital.
The
Terra-e
citizens
are
rally-in-j
round
tho
vi-tims
of
Tu"-:-day
morning's
fi
e
and
are
offering
assistance
in
many
va-s.
The
Red
Cross
Disaster
Committee
of
which
Mo
ris
With'-man
is
the
chairman,
has
moved
in
to
help
out
whe"e
needed
and
a
certain
amount
of
clothing
and
i
Ibis
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displaved
brtb
vontroi
noard
or
by
th
UpTrnmnt
W
firitiii
W
dinner,
sat
together
and
partook
of
wine
a
"
"
'
'
n
ine
so
pleasing
to
the
taste
and
so
satisfying
il
was
heralded
throughout
Europe
as
one
of
the
finest
wines
of
the
day.
That
was
a
hundred
years
ago,
but
that
wine
Paarl
Old
Constantia
is
still
world-wide
in
popularity.
The
rich,
full-bodied
taste
of
Paarl
Old
Constantia
is
as
satisfying
to-day
as
it
was
then.
And
up
through
the
years,
the
perfect
host
and
hostess
have
always
served
Paarl
Old
Constantia
aftei
they,
and
their
guests,
have
enjoyed
a
pleasant
and
satisfying
dinner.
Next
lime
you
have
guests,
either
for
dinner
or
for
the
evening,
serve
them
Paarl
Old
Constantia
they'll
i
appreciate
your
taste
and
good
judgement.
l
The
surplus
money
collected
!
for
the
Wong
presentation
is
be-
ins
r'acjd
to
the
credit
cf
th
j
babv,
Bennv
Wone.
tithe
-
ps
a
!
savin-is,
account
or
in
bonds.
BLONDIE
A
Slight
Cose
of
Hounting
-8y
CHIC
Fred
Baker
returned
last,
v
fi--in
the
e-ti'h
"-v"
r"i-
b
'
medical
and
surgical
treatment.
rrdding
has
already
been
sup-
j
plied.
The
distressed
fanilv
h
now
settling
down
in
one
of
M'-s
Mitchell's
dwellings
on
Braun's
j
I.--larl
i
i
1
St.
Matthew's
Women's
Auxil-'
iary
was
in
session
Thursday
at
j
the
home
of
Mrs.
C.
J.
NorrinR-'
ton
and
president
Mrs.
West
was
i
wvry
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md
Mrs.
W.
Osborne
a'
-3
i-vnetrd
home
this
i--?rk
f
-om
Van-ouvcr.
where
Mr.
O.sbo'ne
has
been
hospitalized
for
sevral
''avs.
He
Is
rnortd
to
be
lr-
much
bctte-
in
health.
SOUTH
AFRICAN
OLD
CONSTANTIA
A
f
V
V
i-"1"'
is
n
nntient
in
th"
h-'Vtril
suffering
fro.-u
'c
pncnmorla.
CO-OPfRATIVE
WINE
GROWERS
ASSOCIATION
01
SOUTH
AFRICA,
UMITED,
PAARL,
SOUTH
AFRICA
This
.idx-rtiscmrnt
h
nut
pultlishrii
or
di
(!:
!
by
the
l.iiiior
(
(intro!
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British.
Columbia.
in
the
chair.
A
memorial
to
the
late
G
'Tec
Dover
was
discussed
ti
t'no
rrmhrs
fpMin"
that
a
'
new
oraan
lor
tho
church
would
be
most
suitable.
The
spring
tea
ond
f
alc
was
planned
for
May
,12
to
be
held
in
the
IOOF
hall.
A
htter
from
the
local
fire
fighting
brigade
was
read
asking
for
stio-"vn
in
bii"n;
tickets
for
the
Firemen's
Ball,
proceeds
of
which
are
used
for
Insurance
for
zml
rTT-rt
ic
hen
received
in
Ter-
pr.tx-nn's
rtir
with
anothr
near
'H'li'wrk
"hc-p
the
road
was
4
fM
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i
If
1
1
"i
'
i
,
Broadway
Cafe
Best
Food
Finest
Cooking
r
Your
gift
means
life
fll'lf
lliiiirs:
1
ii
rn
to
I
a
in
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For
tak
dome
orders
VARIETY
;,
n
Icr
love
f
lied
SEE
THEM
NOW
!
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...
ridrnt
Oil
t
ligliways.
in
the
fields
and
faulonfs,p
gift
to
supiK.rt
the
Kcd
Cross
Freeiw
'1
mi
isfusion
Service
is
Uic
gift
t,(
ilfc
itself.
For
many
Canadian
IkM
(li-lKnd
on
the
Kcd
Cnws
for
tlicir
sinmlv
of
wondcr-workini;
plasma.
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ibenecd
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blood
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m
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civil
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ilai
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Inlaid
Linoleum
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towns
iiiul
cities
coast
lo
coast
give
new
emphasis
to
the
vital
need
for
ample
reserves.
Cite
gatcmusly
.
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the
life
j
you
help
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save
tomorrow
j
may
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your
own!
J
Ccncolcum
Rugs
Rexoleum
Rugs
J5,000,000
is
needed
to
support
Red
Cross
Disaster
services,
Veterans'
Free
Blood
Transfusion,
Outpost
Hospitals
and
Civil
Defence
Training.
ft
12
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sizes
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