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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
October
3,
1951
News
of
the
District
.En
route
home
they
spent
a
few'
Barbecue
Grounds
Being
Improved
TELKWA
The
Telkwa
Barbecue
A&soclatirn
held
an
emergency
meet.ng
to
formulate
definte
plans
to
purchase
and
Instal
wire
fencing
with
steel
TERRACE
I
OPICS
I
days
at
Telkwa.
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Earl
Oortion
;
visited
in
Terrace
on
their
return
i
homp
to
Prinrp
Runert.
from
th
I
Smithers
Road
Tragedy
Shock
Stewart
News...
Injured
in
Fall
at
Riverside
Mine
Replacing
Sidewalks
Logging
Operations
at
Bear
River
Mrs.
Philios
Rossignol,
the
for-!
RMITUfDO
T
,
were
shocked
by
he
u
Mm
S!d.by
two
strands
of
J
mcr
Mrs.
Nigel
Sherwood,
left
byjhoUd"
death
of
Tommy
Hoskins
in
.
w.1-
.m
8unas
i
car
on
Tuvsday
for
her
home
at
car
accident
and
also
taklnB
ln
a
spring
that
j
R,,y.iton,
Vancouver
Island,
after
Scores
of
cars
viewed
the
mass
WUld
be
auUe
an.
asset
to
the
a
weeks
visit
here
with
her)
Thursday
night
s
Hospital
AhXt,
of
wreckage
that
was
once
a
ts"-'""u;,
lur
wuiemig
oi
siwn,
i
son-m-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
:
lliary
meeting,
the
first
after
ELKWA
r)ni,,iforj
c
"-ui,v
"uuiu
i
ann
mis.
vie
uiraua.
Accom-
summer
recess,
was
wen
auenitfid
...
shining
new
car.
flocked
to
the
scene
tragedy.
of
tjg
"
-'"""wij
jj.iuy
nr
on
me
trip
were
wilii
many
new
memueis
oein
-
$800.
This
would
go
a
long
way
Miss
Mary
Turner,
x-ray
tech-
i
present.
Mrs.
Ivan
Frank,
presi-''
(n
mnHnnr
tV.
npmmrle
...t(U
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r
.
...
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,
.
...
,
.
.t
Falling
off
the
roof
of
one
of
the
buildings
at
Riverside
mine,
Hyder,
Alaska,
Jim
Lan?don,
who
is
In
charge
of
the
property,
sustained
injuries
which
necessitated
him
being
flcwn
to
Prince
Rupert
for
medical
attention.
The
C-ray
equipment
here
is
out
of
order
and
an
accurate
diagnosis
of
the
injuries
was
not
possible
locally.
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It
was
pvirinnt
th
t
T,,
s
b'u.iuo,
'
iiirun
ui
urj
Louraes
nospitai,
i
aent.,
was
in
in-a
cnair.
a
report
tried
trbrinE
trip
,
back
othcr
Planned
improvements,
Campbell
River,
and
Miss
Edna
;
of
the
Hospital
Ball
was
given,.,';
lh
hj
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"
"
:
.
i
vue
iuu.il,
up-iAj-uaie
ana
nnesi
Dobbie,
RN.,
formerly
of
Copper!
by
the
general
convener,
Mrs.
W.
,
ill
tho
pnnntrw
Tt
nmnll
nl.n
rtiiu,
ill
UUlIlg
BU,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Christiansen
causea
rc
to
buckle
and
somer-
eIminate
any
possibilit
y
of
brief
visit
ult
He
had
been
the
daughter
paid
a
given
Br,ss-.on
on
the
part
o
gome
of
Citv
and
Pr.nce
Rupert
and
now
j
C.
Osborne,
who
felt
that,
the
of
Campbell
RiVer.
j
effort
had
been
worth
while
and
,,,
.
I
th3
Auxiliary
had
benefitted
!
considerably
financially.
Plan
,,,
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
G?orse
McAdams
were
made
for
the
Thankseivirm
,
.
with
the
Paulson
family
before
car
lor
about
la
minutes
and
the
public.
There
is
considerable
losr
of
revenue
through
this
nro-
The
recent
McFadden
discovery
on
the
Marmot
River
is
being
operated
by
a
new
company
ent.tled
Marmut
Lead
and
Zinc
,AnrK
I.imitpH
Dnrinrr
thn
na
o
returning
to
Prince
George.
gathered
two
of
his
friends
and
.
went
lor
a
short
drive.
Coa.it-
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
has
luIlg
,s":eflch
"
tLir
-
went
on
a
soft
erected
sign
on
their
new
ceriure
and
the
committee
feels
.
tiirnnl
home
on
Sunday,
driv-
Tea
to
be
held
in
the
Credit...,
Justiflvd
in
taking
steps
to
abol-;
irg
f-om
the
south
wlr?re
they
Union
hall
on
Saturdayl,
Octobec'i
i
tsh.
Regular
meeting
will
be
have
passed
the
past
six
months
6
and
working
committee
formT
he'd
later
in
the
month.
holidaying
on
Vancouver
Island,
td.
"''
.
week
work
mi
thp
Li
r,lart
:
sub-branch
premises
and
instal
very
tieajheious
on
both
sides.
(has
been
pushed
alon-
,-teadlly
"ea
onlce
'"rniture
ana
nxiures.
I
under
the
direction
of
owner
!
"H
hoPe
to
Pen
for
business
McFadden.
A
contract
for
500
w'1""1
lti
nexx.
week
or
ten
days.
Pave
Smithers-
icet
of
tunnel
has
been
let
to
ocnuui
uiieiiuance
is
stui
mi
m
the
increase
and
now
over
the
l6lKWa
HlQIIWay
MlK
Benkovich.
The
heads
of
the
new
company
are
enthusiastic
about
the
future
of
the
iiuiit.
i
uc
ii
in
cihsa
iuijiii
is
iiuw
j
ready
and
awaiting
another
i
tjacher
when
available.
i
property.
!
At
the
regular
meeting
of
the
village
commissioners,
Cnairman
i
The
Telkwa
hall
committee
!
Ernest
Love
reported
that,
re-
!
had
a
meeting
to
discuss
the
In-j
placing
obso.e
wooden
side-
stallation
of
a
furnace
In
the
hall.
walks,
hard
surfacing
had
been
An
appropriation
of
funds
Is
to
-
TELKWA
Telkwa
Citizens'
Association
gave
a
luncheon
on
Thursday
for
the
Hon.
E.
C.
Carson.
About
25
guests
were
present.
In
speaking,
Mr.
Carton
intimated
that
the
Village
oi"
Telkwa
and
stretch
of
road
between
Telkwa
and
Smithers
would
most
likely
be
paved
next
year
when
more
.
funds
would
be
avaiiab.e.
COMMERCIAL
REFRIGERATION
OPPORTUNITY
Wc
have
an
opening
f
ir
an
aggressive
org
inization,
properly
financed
and
with
acv.quate
facilities
to
merchandise,
install
and
service
commercial
refrigeration
equipment
in
Prii.-.e
Rupert
and
surrounding
territory.
As
the
pioneer
manufacturer
of
electric
refrigeration
in
Canada,
we
can
offer
to
the
right
party
a
franchise
that
has
.
great
fa'es
and
profit
possibilities.
If
interested,
wiite
giving
some
details
of
your
present
operations,
facilities,
territory,
etc.,
and
complete
information
will
be
furnished
by
return
mail.
Ke'vinator
of
Canada
Limited,
London,
Ont.
put
on
the
east
side
of
Columbia
be
sanctioned
and
work
will
start
Street
trom
Sixth
to
Ninth
ts
soon
as
possible.
Streets,
along
Sixth
on
the
noith
'
side
west
ot
Columbia
lor
half
Mrs.
Kay
Thornton
left
by
car
a
block,
along
the
south
side
of
to
board
the
plane
at
Prince
Seventh
lor
half
a
block,
along
Georee
for
Vancouver
where
she
One
of
the
world's
famous
flat-topped
mountains
is
Mr.
Rorai-
the
north
side
of
Ninth
Street
will
receive
medical
treatment
,i;iE
BANJO
here
a
w"eK
next
Friday
will
be
Wallie
uom
Columbia
to
bngntwell,
ma,
towering
9.1C3
feet
in
E
it;sh
i
national
star
of
radio
and
television.
Vancouver-
.
joined
the
staff
of
Radio
Station
CJOR
as
Musical
ana
on
me
east
side
of
Bright-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Les
Campbell
and
Guiana
well
from
Kighih
to
Nin.n.
,unc
family
are
moving
to
Smithers
;
later
joined
th-
ranks
of
Indi
pi
nd-nt
artist
i,
doing
will)
cubs
and
theatres
throughout
California.
He
i.au
iu
oe
uisconunuea
on
ac-
where
Mr.
Campbell
will
be
em-count
of
weather
conditions
but
ployed
by
the
City
Transfer
it
is
the
intention
of
the
com-
ii(
a
lkmice
Ilcidt
talent
show.
nuti.oners
to
continue
the
work
oi
replacement
next
year.
Mi.
and
Mrs.
O.
Lindstrom
of
Langara,
Queen
Charlotte
Is-
Trains
:
lands,
accompanied
by
his
father,
Phil
Crouch
has
been
visiting
C.
Lindstrom
of
Rimo.
are
travel-
30
Dead
In
Brazil
Saturday,
October
6th
is
Newspaper
Carrier
Day.
Honor
Yours!
i
tinning
here
for
the
past
week
renewing
ling
through
on
a
vacation.
While
old
acquaintances.
In
the
vicinity
of
Doughty,
about
i
in
frum
Jasper
RIO
DE
JANIERO
CP)
Thirty
ib
miles
south
of
Telkwa,
they
siy-trains-a-wecK
persons
died
and
40
were
itv
i.02iimir
fineratinns
for
t.hp
r?n-
irimMnni
m
B.iS
line
is
reported
jured
Monday
in
an
explosion
at
lumbia
Cellanese
Company
has!
-'
in
ui-um-uii
uine
me
oiaziuan
army
s
ammuni-
Deen
underway
on
the
Bear
Fli.
st
extra
train
lion
factory
at
Estrella,
near
River
vallev
and.
it
Is
rennrted
should
see
a
fairly
large
crew
at
work
on
this
nneral.lnn
which
iu
unit.-
,u
o
u
uiut-n.
near,
mice
wnis
ui
me
laciory
(
will
be
prosecuted
vigorously
wni
he
of
much
benefit
to
the
were
destroyed.
'during
the
winter,
Early
spring
district.
N-
For
Everyone
v
V
f23r
I
Pi
Prince
Rupert
Civic
Centre
1951-52
Schedule
SPORTS
CRAFTS
AND
,
HOBBIES
JUNIOR
HOYS
WOODWORK
Monday
and
Thursday
-4
p.m.
(1KI.S
HANDICRAFTS
Friday
4
p.m.
TEEN-AGE
HOYS
CR-UTS
Wednesdays
7:30
p.m.
ETBALl.
I
ICKS
,
Mii::dn.v
',
'1
hun
iiay:,
nul
F
Ulaya
H:ai.!
i;
n.AV
Tuesday
iiivl
Ram
clay
Er
nings
'!.
i;i)Y
ll.AUl
I
n.AV
T'lCi.
At
'Hairs.
Ailerroo
's
1
RAiil'R
IMii.'UKUS
Saturday
Mornins:!.
0:30
am.
I
;n;i
i
'
Fii't.iy.
B:00
p.m.
Tuesday.'
4:6(1
p.m.
Fridays
7:30
p
m.
our
Newspaper
Carrier
f
iNTON
tllltl.S
CRAFTS
"
(
ami;ka
(
i.i
i)
ACUITS
r.i
;iNNKi;.s'
r
rafts
ADVANCKD
(RAITS
Al
TI
ROiN
CRAFTS
(
ami
r
c
i.rn
nil;
inr-.tli.v:-,.
7:im
10:30
p
ni.
Mondays
7:30
p
m.
Thursdays
7:30
pm.
Wed.
and
Thurs.
2:003:30
p
m.
'
Sundays,
1
:?M
5:0n
p
m.
Fri'lavs
i.'i
Audt-riiim
when
nvailab'.e.
.
Tliirsl:iy
i'lid
Salr.itlay
Aflcrnnon
GIVES
UP
LEISURE
TIME
EACH
DAY
TO
LEARN
q
RUDIMENTS
of
BUSINESS
I
AS!
Al
VMVKRSITY
EXTENSION
COl'RSES-
-To
be
Announced.
i
i
t
;-.
H
lialtiiday
Evenin:.,';
Noun
Ilimr
i
by
ApiMvi.tmriit
Thuisd-iy.-i,
6:3n
pm.
9:30
pm.
Saturdays.
1:00
vm.
5:30
p
m.
F;id:iy.
:i:3')
pm.
o:30
p.m.
n
avai'abie
for
Jur.iurs
arid
Teen
Club
MITE:
Craft
Clashes
are
o
ganizeel
on
a
t.-n-weck
tuition
basis.
A'l
5
oups
start,
during
the
week
commencing
October
1st.
Tuition
is
fice
of
charge
to
members
and
some
tools
will
be
providyH
for
Junior
and
Teen
Groups.
The
Staff
will
advise
rc
Iratlirr
and
equipment
purchase.
New
groups
will
be
reghtercd
at
the
conclusion
vt
the
len-weck
period.
SQL
untl
0
to
u
p
m.
by
Appointment.
Rup-Rec
Classes
and
Organized
Games
HA
l'
'i
Noon
Heirs
ami
5
to
6
y
in.
by
Aneintmcnt
i'ii.V'
TI-NN,ST'.'R
in
Tern
and
Aduit
Rooms.
';"
,NI
INMr
T'"--
In
Tc-ii
and
Adult
Rooms
hi'vS"
iivt
BOW'-'NG
For
Jiiir.ors--In
Tern
F.oom.
l,.f'''MnMW.
Vcdnesrlays
and
F.k'ays.
TINY
TOTS
GAMES
anp
nrr-Ki:c
Wednesdays
2:30
p.m.
Honor
Your
Carrier
Who
Serves
You
While
Serving
Himself
I
The
world
events
stand
-still
each
day
until
your
newspaper
earner
delivers
the
paper.
The
business
training
he
gets
from
managing
a
paper
route
after
school
will
be
more
helpful
if
you
encourage
him
with
a
word
of
praise
for
his
services
and
show
an
,
interest
in
his
youthful
endeavors.
No--
other,
person
performs
a
greater
service
ZZ
to
his
community
than
your
newspaper.-.'"-
earner.
Canada's
future
depends
on
his;
.
'
.
..-"
training.
s
-
-
i
1
1.
!!
I
TNi
For
Adults
and
Teen
Seniors.
'
Ry
Appolnlment.
JUNIOR
ROYS'
f'AiMES
Mondays
3:30
5:00
p.m.
GIRLS'
GAMF.S
Thursdays
3:30-5:00
p.m.
HOYS'
Rl
r
RFC.
..-.Flidays
3:30
5:00
pm.
GIRLS'
KIT
RFC
Tuesdays
3:30-5:00
p.m.
TAT
DANCING
To
be
Announced
Wufca
I
ion
a
l,Cu
1
1
u
ra
I
and
Social
teen
age
GIRLS'
Pi
r-RK"
Wednesdays
7:00
8:00
p.m.
AltL
FILM
HOARD
MOVIKS
(Ten
Roiitn):
I
Stir'ruls
Fridays
7
p.m.
.
I
Adults
Friday!"
8
p.m.
.4vJ?
1T"I'ATUK
Mondays
-8
pm.
N
M,'
,
W'.xlncsdays
8
p.m.
Ernri.1'1?
,?AM)
Mondays
-8
p.m.
BOYS'
Rl'F-RF.C
Fridays
7
:
00
8
:
30
p.m.
TL'KN
TOI
RNAMENTS
Thursday
Evenings
KQI'ARG
DANCING
To
be
Announced
TAl'
AND
BALLET
DANCING
To
be
Announced
ADULTS
W
OMEN'S
KEIiP
I
IT
Wciinc
day
2'3C
3:30
r.in.
Thursday
8:00
10
p.m.
MEN'S
GYMNASTICS
Tuesdays
8:30-10
p.m.
SIJl
ARIl
DANCING
To
be
Announced
Jt'UO
...
.
To
be
Announced
"VI.
1
1,1
IS
I
Ft
.
1U
UL'
niuiiJuiiutu.
'
SI'EAKIVn
r
i
to
-
.
.
j
U.Ni
.
'"
v
ittxa
io
D."
llllioum
cu.
WITY
EXTENSION
COl'RSLS
To
be
Announced.
LL
GROUPS
COMMENCE
WEEK
OF
OCTOBER
1st
UNLESS
OTHERWISE
NOTED
FREE
WITH
MEMBERSHIP
OF
COURSE!
,
I
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II
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