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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
October
10.
1951
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Victim
Of
Hit
and
Run
News
of
the
District
STARTS
T0!..0?JtGtf
TERRACE
Harry
Seaton,
a
The
Mostest
:
Fire
Destroys
Terrace
Civic
Told
with
q
blcuing
.44
1
well
know
resident
of
Terrace,
was
painfully
injured
on
Sunday
morning
near
his
home
on
Lakelse
Avenue
when
he
was
Of
The
Bestest
I
-
U
:
1
'
1
Terrace
Wants
Plane
Landing
TERRACE
The
Board
of
I
V
t-
""""'...
ond
If
Telkwa
Garage
Centre
D"ector
struck
by
a
car
reportedly
travel
Y-&
,tin9i"9
loth!...
ling
west
at
approximately
40
miles
an
hour.
The
driver
of
the
TERRACE
J
ohn
H.
Simpson
n
veteran
of
the
Second
World
TELKWA
Fire
of
unknown
car
did
not
stop
to
investigate
tnv
Wr,
was
appointed
managing
j
Trade
at
its
regular
monthly
oiiRin
completely
gutted
The
injured
man
was
taken
to
clir
ctor
of
the
Terrace
Civic
1
meeting
last,
wvck
aeciaea
iu
Telkwa
Garage
Sunday
after
,u"""
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.
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Innlprhillf
u'l""
r.oon.
It
is
thought
that
the
sun
yenui..
i
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m
me
unc
.
wrue
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7
:
Stanley
Mills
examined
him.
His
i.
m
e
directorate
neia
on
rriuav
,
urging
V
TV'
"'"
"u
"-i.i....i
I
broken
.!,
collar
..n.
shining
through
the
office
win
.
,,
.
,:J"o.hr.
Injuries
include
a
evening
on
the
stage
of
the
Civic
Centre.
His
duties
are
to
begin
1
ful.
though
not
serious
back
ln-
In
Yard
Goods
WALLACE'S
POLICY
GUARANTEES
SAVINGS
Wallace's
go
direct
to
Montreal
and
Toronto
to
buy
yard
gods
at
the
lowest
p
.ssible
prices.
Your
cost
is
as
low
and
in
many
cases
lower
than
out-of-town
prices.
WALLACE'S
Department
Store
volume
of
air
a
considerable
juiles,
lacerated
head
and
ear
TYRONE
POWER
Vways
and
means
of
having
the
monthly
dinner
meetings
as
urg
susan
HAY
WARD
lit!
iuuii
mi
uua
ucu
uuuu
ed
at
the
last
meeting.
Others
on
a"
soon
as
possible.
M.
.
Simpson's
suggestions
and
recommendations
were
listened
to
with
interest
by
the
meeting
anri.it
was
decided
to
take
his
advice
in
regard
to
the
bowling
alleys,
which
have
been
undergoing
extensive
repairs,
that
they
should
not
be
opened
for
use
until
October
15.
This
would
mean,
stated
Milton
Alger,
president
of
the
Bowling
League,
that
the
league
games
would
not
the
committee
are
Will
Robin
plane
tiatnc
dui
not.
as
mucn
as
there
would
havif
been
had
there
been
landing
facilities.
The
meeting
was
not
well
attended,
chairmen
of
committees
being
conspicuous
by
their
absence.
Mr.
Alec
Gillanders,
president,
was
in
the
chair.
Will
Robinson,
reporting
for
the
Highway
committee,
gave
a
summary
of
his
talk
with
Hon.
V
C.
Carson.
He
stated
work
on
son
and
E.
S.
Sargent.
dow
on
some
combustible
material
caused
the
flame
which
apparently
started
near
the
window
and
quickly
spread
throughout
the
entire
structure.
The
local
fire
appparatus
was
soon
at
the
scene
but
trouble
with
the
pumping
of
water
caused
confusion
and
delay.
Thv
Smithers
fire
equipment
also,
was
on
the
scene
but
the
building
was
a
total
loss.
fortunately
only
one
truck
was
destroyed.
The
Telkwa
Garage
was
owned
and
operated
by
Fred
Rorberj
and
Mickey
Hoops
wlio
were
boln
out
in
the
country
when
the
fire
staited.
The
building
was
partially
covered
by
insurance.
CARTOON
-
NKWS
Evening
Show
7-9:00
Saturday
Matinrea
2-4:22
the
Remo
road
had
gone
ahead
finish
before
June,
Letters
from
the
office
nf
the
I
on
the
south
side
of
the
river.
mis
fire
marshall
were
lead
and
the
working
out
from
Remo
towards
rcouirements
for
the
building
as
I
town
and
it
Is
to
be
a
standard
et.
fm
th
in
the
tetter
win
h
highway
connecting
Terrace
and
ALKS
.
.
.
i
1
r
llltninA'
attended
to
within
a
reasonable
i
Rp'110
'st
of
tne
airPort-
The
length
of
time
t
Rem0
ferrv
wi"
tnen
e"mln
;
A
motion
was
passed
that
High
ad
TJ3
fT
i
to
V
School
studenu
would
have
a
re-
fC?EperBlrtlty
i
,i
f-
.t
north
of
the
Skeena
River,
is
and
Mrs.
fckitworlhy,
who
are
G.
Pepper,
inspector
from
tho
Mill
Department
oi
Agriculture,
Van
leaving
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
UULiiuii
111
yi
iui
uo
.ciii.ie
activities
on
the
presentation
of
a
student
council
card.
;
also
under
consideration
and
)
when
implemented,
will
elimin-
Qts
thp
ferries
nt.
hntli
nnints
couvcr,
paid
a
vis.t
to
the
local
Mr.
Clotwoithy
will
meet
with
milk
larms.
Lie
work
entails
iu5
brjuier
wno
has
ccently
ar-weighing
of
the
milk
and
check-
:
rived
iron!
Uigland
and
whom
.ng
cn
records
ot
pe
formance.
j
he
has
not
seen
-for
nearly
lorty
I
i
Cdi
S.
D:irrel
Collins,
president
of
the
Th.
Minister
vislterl
Deen
Cre-ek
Civic
Centre
Association,
was
In
wUh
James
Smiln
and
tne
dam.
.LdMj;fTOTEM
.
j
,
(
(
j
Famous
Players
Theatre
'
three
sons
from
Vernon
are
vis-'
O.
Kallhood
returned
from
j
J'ne
air
?nd
Presented
his
res-
age
of
tne
road
at
that
was
j
ignation
from
office.
However,
funy
recognized
by
hlm.
Qn
his
return
to
Victoria,
Mr.
Carson
itifcg
with
the
Rosberg
family
Vancouver
where
he
had
been
a
mi.ie
waiting
le-r
W.
McLeou
patient
in
the
Snaughnessy
tios-whj
is
driving
by
truck.
pital
and
had
been
undergoing
said
the
matter
was
to
be
Inves
a
vote
of
confidence
was
given
Mr.
Collins.
Tn
thanking
the
meeting
for
this
vote,
he
expressed,
the
hope
that
the
members
would
co-
tigated
and
the
Board
advised
,
,
treatment
fo
the
past
two
i
A.
Socee
arrived
from
Ene-:montns-
of
the
action
to
be
taken.
As
this
meeting
was
to
have
operate
and
attend
the
meetings
been
a
dinner
meeting
for
which
lanj
lasi
week
to
pay
a
lengthy
1
visa
with
his
sister,
Mrs.
Moeu,
Ma
lives
out
aoout
nine
miles
iiij
654
!
k?,
as
lack
of
co-operation
had
it
was
learned
there
are
now
no
Hunters
from
all
over
arrived
enmasse
for
the
weekend.
It
was
estimated
that
about
500
crc
in
the
area
of
Smifiers
WALLIE
PETERS
prompted
his
resignation.
I
facilities
in
the
town,
it
was
de-1
cided
to
hold
the
quarterly
so
.u
remain
the
winter.
1S
ptt
4otm
Mld
fK
(MplMt.
Pleat
iMvt
iStm
rfy
wkm
w
tMvtr
coKt.
and
Telkwa.
Parties
from
Ter-
cial
at
the
next
meeting.
Mrs.
The
Ladies'
Anxtlia.-v
tr,
th.-i
race
were
Dr.
MacPherson,
.
Ncwhouser
was
askpd
to
bring
in
Radio
b
TV
Pits
Tkfi
rtittmtin
m
nat
pubiiititd
or
JiotJ
bw
:;prr
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i
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1
1
Mystery
Plane
a
1
pport
concerning
the
findings
:
Ljqet
Cwal
U4
m
Am
CmmM
a
committee
set
up
to
investigate
t
',tk
Clmtw.
.
Catholic
Church
made
plans
for
(irant-
C.
I.ever,
Tony
tote,
G.
their
seasonal
bingo
games.
In1
Lovelesj,
e.
Clark,
C.
J.
Nor-
,
the
absence
of
the
piesident
Mro.
I
rinSton
and
others.
j
Irving,
Mid.
Dan
Small
presided.
Bingo
is
to
be
held
every
Friday
G-
Sparks
son
of
Percy
Sparks
nig.it.
1
had
the
mislotune
to
take
a.
Over
Telkwa
TELKWA
Telkwa
and
vicinity
IN
PERSON
Qt
c
cc
(THE.100CLI
w
-i
i
i"
I
nusty
spill
on
baturday
when
V:
Jack
Ives,
geologist
from
the
Ue
car
he
was
driving
slewed
oft
;
was
treated
to
a
fine
display
of
Copper
Ride
mine,
left
for
Van-!
the
road
near
the
experimental
antics
when
a
large
plane
streak-cuuvt.-,
taking
the
plane
from
farm,
doing
coniiderable
damage
ed
out
of
the
sky
from
the
east
ar.uthers.
He
expects
to
be
away
to
the
body
of
the
car.
Young
leaving
a
trail
of
vapor
behind.
about
two
weeks
when
he
will
re-
Sparks
was
unhurt.
'When
first
sighted
the
plane
Itself
could
not
be
seen
with
the
INAUGURAL
B
A
L
turn
to
supervise
the
work
which
:s
to
be
done
on
the
rjad.
A
cat
;
and
drive,-
is
expected
from
Prince
George
within
the
next
few
days.
George
Wall
of
Prince
Ru-
:
naked
eye.
cruising
at
30.000
feet
pert
had
a
na.row
escape
when
altitude
Conjecture
ran
high;
making
the
turn
on
the
hill
thio
some
thought
it
a
jet
plane,
side
01
Smiihers,
the
car
leav-1
others
a
rocket.
All
that
could
(By
Invitation
Only
.ng
tne
road
on
the
turn
and
be
seen
was
the
exhaust
billow-
at
THE
ARMOURIE
Full-Size
Circulator!
Smart
new
"Imperial"
styling,
rich
brown
finish.
Exclusive
Dual
Chamber
Burner
gives
more
heat
from
every
drop
of
oil.
Money-saving
Waste
Stopper,
Automatic
Draft
Minder.
Fully
Coordinated
Controls,
Power-Air
Bloicer
for
forced-cir-culatiou
optional
at
extra
cost.
Complete
line
of
Duo-Therm
Oil
Heaters
for
I
to
6
room.
Buy
on
terms
at
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
1
.'j.T'jr
Friday
Oct.
12th
'
DANCING
STARTS
9:30
To
Wal
lie's
Famous
Radio
Orchestra
Mr.
raid
Mrs.
David
Hoops
vopplin
over
the
hill
down
theUng
out
to
mark
the
direction
in
frcm
Vancouver
ae
visiting
!
Dans.
Lie
oceupants
wi,e
un-i
which
the-
missile
was
taking.
;..ui
tied
Rosberg
for
a
few
hurt
other
than
a
severe
shak-
j
Later
in
a
series
of
criss-crossings
:
-a.vs
bcljre
going
on
to
Evelyn
ing
up.
This
ts
a
dangerous
cor-
the
plane
flew
lower
and
could
!
,u
vi
u
Wich
Ce
RDsoergs
there,
ner
at
which
a
checker
board
be
observed,
but
the
trails
of
!
I
sign
would
give
warning
to
those
vapor
were
stationery
for
some
j
G.
J:.linson,
dairy
inspector
j
wno
are
noL
familiar
with
the
30
to
40
minutes,
making
an
un-i
from
Kclowna,
W
making
a
tour
road-
lu.'ual
pattern
of
lines
in
the
sky.
of
the
dairies
in
the
community
I
After
45
minutes
of
swerving
1
nspectng
the
premises
and
con-
A
young;
Indan
girl
turn
Mor-
1
through
the
heavens
it
streaked
i
wi
nous.
,icetown
lies
critically
injured
0ut
in
an
easterly
direction
from
,
alter
a
rifle
she
was
handling
whence
it
came.
fHamnut'js
SmtrUrni
Always
Leading
With
the
Best
in
Watches
The
Junior
Red
Cross
in
Miss
"""'"'s,
"le
DU""1
eiiteiuisi
Yeatman's
room,
thirty
pupils
in
lhe
abdomen
and
taking
an
up-j
all.
held
a
canriv
sale
on
Vririav
ward
course
just
missing
the
.
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P
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r-i
,
.'Mi
If
you
want
to
sell
It,
advertise
it.
News
cla'sified.
iiiiernoon.
The
sum
of
$7.50
wa3
""'t-
realized.
,
1
1
1
jiTHE
BEST
I
'-m6!f
I
QUALITY
W
:
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Paulson
and
fam-
Mr.
Percy
Sparks
is
endeavor-
"V
SP1
tne
Thanksgiving
holi-j
ing
to
form
an
orchestra.
He
navs
'
111
Vanderhoof,
orivin?
says
there
is
considerable
tai-
down
on
Frday
and
returning
o.i
cm
t3
be
found
in
Telkwa
and
fc-jnday.
Tney
reported
the(
nj
is
out
tj
get,
it
in
shape
l0i-"aU3
r-U2h.
-he
coming
winter
months.
I
Mrs.
H.
Harris
returned
from
George
Griffin,
manager
far
EJmontcn
where
she
has
be?n
Burns
Company
n
Smithers,
paid
visiting
for
the
past
week.
j
'
..
jaim.'L
vi..t
to
lelKwa
on;
Thursday.
Hughb
McLean
retu
ned
f
rra.i
'
1
Vancouver
on
Saturday's
train!
Stojram
Crown
Royal
St&ycam'i
V.O.
toram-s
"83"
Stajrams
King's
Plate
Seagrams
Special
Old
Several
cars
from
here
took
looking
much
Improved
in
in
the
dance
in
Houston
when
health.
Craftsmanship
In
Type...
Let
Us
Solve
Svitt
If"
he
Calvary
hamo:rs
supplied,
he
music.
Among
them
were
Mr.
and
Mis.
Cammock,
Mr.
and
Mas.
Gourlay,
.the
L.
Olsons,
A.!
Olsons.
Annie"
Wilson,
Francis
:
Malkow
and
others.
All
report1
having
had
a
good
time.
I
Your
Prirttinq
Problems
riyNE
231
it
Iti.
t
a
fast
cutting
chain
saw
that
one"1
ran
use
all
day
without
overworking.
Take
i
work
out
ot
wood-cutting
with
a
McCullnrh
3-,
FOUR
MODELS
AVAILABLE
18
'
blade,
S
blade,
30"
blade,
bow
saw.
C2SEB
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
th
Liquoi
Control
Bond
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Co'umbia
-
Dibb
Printing
Co.
Mrs.
Dick
Greene
is
taking
i
care
of
her
sister's
two
children
!
while
their
mother
Mrs.
W.
1
Dixon
of
Prince
Rupert
is
away
if,
to
.1
n
ti
ISKSNMt
P.I.Ot
K
on
a
trip
south.
Pacific
Elects
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jens
Knuds?n
and
yung
daughter
arrivrd
last
work
from
Trince
Rupert
to
v'sit
with
Mrs.
Knudsen's
parents,
Mr.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Box
1399
Ph
STEAMER
Prince
George
Pre
Apple
Day
Sale
SULS
FOH
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Por's
Each
Thursday
at
11:
15
p.m.
of
PRINCE
RUPERT
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Association
The
Spending
Value
of
your
$
increased
by
at
least
10'
Bargains
from
Oct
9th
until
Oct.
18th
Shop
at
Your
Cow
Bay
Store
Dry-Goods
Dept.
and
be
one
of
th3
"Lucky
People"
Never
Put
off
till
to-morrow
What
You
Can
Purchase
Today
APPL
ES
For
KETCHIKAN
VMNKMAY
MIUNIGIi
I
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
For
Reservations
I
Write
or
Call
i
CITY
OR
DEPOT
j
OFFICE
!
PRINCE
RUPEHT,
,
CHESTERFIELDS
Buy
your
apples
from
any
member
of
the
Gyro
Club
and
they
will
be
delivered
before
Hallowe'en.
All
proceeds
for
Gyro
Playgrounds
frVi-J
b.c.
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