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of
the
District
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?ui,.d.i.ngs!
Drama
of
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a
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Xnus
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Matinees
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and
Saturday
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qualities.
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arc
p'ayiiiR
a
key
rule
in
1
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I1C.
mining
btom.
Tranrunt
incnlul
Resources
I-'d.,
cf
Vancouver,
is
crcctinK
$-t;,,(K)0
worth
of
tliesc-
units
on
iti
Black
Diianond
t
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iii4:,t
t-il
property
in
the
Aiiin
district
and
at
it'.
Kpud
Valley
dvvclnpnient
on
the
wrst,
co.i.st
of
Vancouver
Island.
The
f
in-
mills
involved
will
nrov'do
'Iviinr.
dining,
office
and
Ionise
incoir.modittion.
and
are
1-i'ini;
erected
by
the
.supplier.
Ke
stone
Industry's
Limited,
of
Vancouver.
They
wcie
"packaued"
in
Vancouver,
c.'inpletr
with
finishing
,.,.,1,.
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1
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.
insula
lion.
Homing
and
prefah'Uid
-crl
Pieliil
i
hinineys,
and
shipped
to
the
nunint;
sites
by
water.
Pn
-i
sui'it
for
Key.-tone
Industries
report
'that
iiom
three
to
six
a:i-lee!
preiabrVated
strnc!Hics
i'.-e
beiim
tinned
out
each
week
at
their
Vancouver
plant.
They
repo
t
a
nartieulnr
mand
from
the
mining
Industry
o'.Miiji
to
the
quiik
i
vailiib'lity
of
the
.i:u's.
their
eas.,
.shippiiiK
and,
erecting
features,
and
because
they
itiinirnbv
the
fire'
ha:;ard
in
remote
nr.
as.
STEAMER
Prince
George
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
In
Ita
mediate
I'urts
Each
Tiiursdcy
j
.it
ll
l.'i
p.m.
For
KETCH!
SCAN
h
1
im:suay
MlDNIGH
I
i
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
I
-
Prince
George
Sends
Skins
PRINCE
GEORGE
-
FortJ
bearskins
for
the
King's
Giena-dier
Guards
arc
on
their
way
to
Britain.
About
a
year
ago.
inem-L'.te
of
the
Prince
George
Chamber
of
Commerce
began
a
collection
of
the
required
number.
Francois
Lak(
Now
thai
there
has
been
an-othvr
fall
of
snow
the
road
is
packed
and
much
boiler
for
t.rcvelling'.
The
day;
have
been
mild
nnil
plcasi'iit.
lor
s.ane
time
Mrs.
da:
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IIS
is
visit
lug
in
Prince
Itlioeit
:h
Mr,
1
R
B.
Skiiuii
r.
i
Thr-e
hp
among
the
children
imtl
the
it
t-'
leudauce
at
school
Is
very
,
erratic.
Mr.
"ltd
Mrs.
Harry
Johnson
'eft
by
ear
on
Friday
nig
lit
lor
Pi
luce
Rupert,
With
them
was
Mrs.
Johnston's
sister.
Miss
Eliza-
i
belli
O'Connor.
John
KeeTe.
(r
.
1.
ft
on
Tues-ciayclay
morning
by
car
for
Vancouver.
From
there
he
v
ill
travel
bv
plane
to
SI
John,
New
Brunswick,
where
he
and
Miss
Eunice
Pa.tter.soii
will
be
married
TERRACE
OPICS
I
The
dedication
of
a
memorial
to
the
late
George
Dover.
People's
;
warden
from
1H26
to
1!M8,
Villi
take
place
at
St.
Matthew's
An-
:
alican
Church
cm
Sunday
morn-ling.
V'cnei
able
Archdeacon
Ilod-i
ran
will
conduct,
the
service.
The
memorial
has
been
subscribed
to
!
by
the
.Anglicans
of
the
di-lnel
and
consists
of
an
inscribed
altar
desk
and
two
inscribed
prayer
!
books.
Margery
Marie,
infant
daugh-i
ter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Earl
l!"b
n-
shield,
was
r'dpirnt
of
an
in-jsrlbcd
silver
cup
comiuemorat-'
,
lug
her
birth
in
the
Terrace
I
hitspi'al
tin
.Saturday
morning,
:iic
hour
after
the
hospital
olfi-;ri:il!v
passed
out
of
the
hands
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
.Society
into
the
ownership
of
thv
town
of
Terrace.
The
members
i
of
the
Hospital
Board
subscribed
;
to
the
t'ift
wlvch
is
to
be
pre-:
sented
at
the
firs!
annual
meet-'
,
Ing
of
th-j
association
to
be
held
on
F,iday.
Jsinuarv
II.
I!ift2.
The
I
baby
is
the
third
child
and
'
second
daughter
of
the
Hoben-i
shields.
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Control
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or
l.y
the
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A
MAN'S
CHOICE
FOR
CHRISTMAS
H'artimn
I'reicliters
I'.eiu?
liiilett
Out
(if
Mothballs
at
Huston
BOSTON-A
drama
of
ship-pine:
is
beinrr
enacted
in
Boston
as.
Liberty
ships,
idle
since
shortly
after
the
end
of
World
War
11.
are
reconditioned
far
e.r.ersjency
service.
Coming
into
B:ston
rusted
and
deserted
at
the
end
of
a
tow-ro..
.
with
their
machinery
idle
and
their
holds
bare
and
mtistv,
th"se
big
ships
are
being;
fixed
and
shined
to
do
more
yeoman
duty
in
carrying
cargoes
of
gram
and
coal
to
our
European
allies.
Lying
at
berths
in
the
Bcllile-h'
:n
Sh.p.vard
at
East
Boston
tn-i!av
are
two
rust-colored
Liberties
stripped
to
the
bare
hull
of
all
ringing,
deck
fittings,
and
ether
accoutrements
carried
!v
ships
that,
are
ready
for
sea
It
has
been
several
years
sine
smoke
swirled
up
their
slacks
and
the
rattle
of
pans
and
dishes
sounded
in
galleys
and
mess-.
rooms.
Just
10
years
ago
these
shit
'
were
bluvprints
on
drawing
boards
or
patterns
in
the
laying-out
lifts
of
shipyards
helping
to
buiid
tilt
greatest
cargo
fleet
evi'r
to
s'c.i.'ii
the
seas.
IViS
AT
WORK
During
the
war
ears
lhc
car-tied
guns.
ammui'iLon.
trucki.
tanks,
and
other
material
to
the
fight
ng
fronts,
risking
submarines,
dive
bombers,
and
mines
to
supply
the
invasion
"armies.
Today
they
are
being
readied
f
ir
service
in
the
cold
war
against
Soviet
communism
in
Europe.
Today,
there
are
gangs
of
workmvn
aboard
these
ships
SC!a)ing
me
nuns,
spraying
paint,
ripping
out
moisture-ruined
deck
coverings,
repairing
'neglected
boilers,
replacing
bear-
inys
nnrl
rlninw
h
mirl
,.f
nthpr
inhs
rnr-pyrv
r..
mf.i
kilc
ship
for
active
svrvire.
Iti
a
.short
time
these
rusted
hums
vsuii
uieir
Dare
masts
and
empty
crew
rooms
will
be
transformed
into
bright,
newly
painted,,
and
completely
outfitter!
ships.
:
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;
If
you
want
to
,v
i1
.
ad'-,
rt
.
t
;
News
cl.i..-s.iied
'
iKemano-Prince
Molorship
Nilinat,
With
Colorful
Skipper,
on
Initial
Voyage
InauBuraling
a
weekly
.service
which
will
be
operated
'bctv.eca
Prince
Rupen
and
Kemano
Kay
for
tran.port
of
passengers
and
freight
in
connection
with
the
extracting
for
the
great
Alcan
project,
motorship
Nitinat,
Capt.
John
Vosper,
was
hi
port
Vwu-nesday.
The
Nitinat
is
well
known
as
a
former
fisheries
patrol
ves.se!
in
British
Columbia
waters.
Siie
recently
underwent
an
extensive
remodelling
job
at'
Vancouver
to
lit
her
for
her
new
work.
Capt.
John
Vosper
is
one
of
i
BETTER
USED
CARS
Thcso
cars
are
older
rr.ocJels
but
they
are
in
7Cod
condition
.
.
.
and
mosr
important
of
all
they
are
priced
so
that
vou
can
afford
to
buy.
1947
Austin
8
Sedan
'
Prefect
Sedan
International
Pickup
in
very
fjood
shape
1928
Ford
Coach
1950
Austin
Sedan
with
radio
1948
Thames
Van
1937
Terraplonc
for
good
transporta-ion
VOTE
DEC.
13
get
RESULTS
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litt
rill
Utu-Sa(e
Ti:rltACE
The
Vvonian's
Auxiliary
to
St.
Matthew's
Church
'
held
a
successful
tea
and
sale
on
'f-'.i"ird.iy
last
in
the
Oddfellows'
lull.
Despite
inclement
weather,
which
made
walking
on
the
streets
very
hazardous.
the
caid!e-lit
tea
tables
were
kept
filled
by
patrons
all
afternoon.
The
home
cooking,
candy
and
novelty
stalls
were
quickly
sold
i
out
and
the
'
'white
elephant"
stall
was
just
as
successful.
r
residing
over
these
stalls
were:
Home
Ci
vklne.
Mis.
H.
King.
Mr;
C.
1.
M.
Giggey.
'andv
Mrs.
J.
('alder,
i
White
Elephant
Mrs.
D.
L.
!-'iiu!li
ii:-
I
Mrs.
.li'ir
Lambley.
('
'h
ei
-
Mrs.
L.
Newhouser.
Dispensing
t.'a
and
coffee
at
II;.
Iii'iialilully
appointed
tea
table
were
Mrs.
Hudson
and
Mrs.
Pei-cj
Skinner,
while
those
serving
were
Mrs.
Hamlin,
Mrs.
Mor-
t.i'n.
Mri.
McNaLb
and
MioS
Marilyn
de
Kergomnieau.
A'teiKling
to
Hk
kitchen
ar-raiigein-nt.s
vc
Mrs.
E
S.
Laird,
fur...
R.
Thomsoi.,
Mrs.
E.
Sande
and
Mrs.
E.
Head.
Tile
affair
was
openeo
with
a
message
of
welcome
by
Archdeacon
E
Hudson
and
the
guests
'Acre
received
by
Mrs.
Bert
West,
president
of
the
Auxiliary.
Kelowna
To
Have
Woolworth
Store
KELOWNA-F.
W.
Woolworth
Company
Ltd.
proposes
to
erect
;.
new
buildiirg
here
at
the
corner
:f
Water
Street
and
Bernard
Avenue.
Preliminary
plans
recently
submitted
to
the
cily
building
Inspector,
show
a
two-storty
build-
'h;;.
it
is
understood
that
Poole
Construction
Co.
Ltd.,
Edmonton,
has
the
general
contract
for
the
baiidmg.
IKON
SOURCE
arly
7()
per
ci
ul
of
the
United
.'"'silos
supply
of
iron
ore
has
long
Ir-en
provided
from
open-pit
a
ii";
in
Minnesota.
Rupert
Service
the
pioneer
master
mariners
on
this
coast
with
a
picturesque
career
in
both
sail
and
steam.
Now
owned
by
Morrison-Knudscn,
constructors,
the
Nitinat
came
north
during
the
past
week
from
Vancouver
to
Kemano
Bay
where
she
will
be
based.
Under
a
tentative
.schedule,
the
Nitinat
will
come
north
each
Wednesday
from
Kemano
to
Prince
Rupert,
leaving
Kemano
'lue.sda.v
evenings
at,
6
o'clock,
arriving
hi
re
ti
a.m.
Wednesdays,
leaving
here
at
4
p.m.
Wednesdays
and
arriving
at
Kemano
0
a.m.
Thursdays.
Tiie
vessel
will
connect
with,
the
Canadian
National
steamer
arriving
from
Vancouver
Wednesday
and
will
also
await
the
arrival
of
the
daily
aircraft
from
Vancouver.
Her
passengers
will
consLst
of
company
personnel.
Licensed
to
carry
56
day
passengers,
the
Nitinat
is
now
equipped
with
comfortable
sea
1
1
it
u
accommodation
in
two
saloons,
cine
forward
aliaft
the
wheelliousc
and
another
on,
the
deck
below.
There
is
no
sleeping
accommodation.
Hold
space
aft
provides
for
cm
lying
of
25
tons
of
freight.
In
addition
to
the
weekly
run
to
Prince
Rupert,
Nitinat
will
operate
in
general
service
for
toe
company
from
Kemano
to
such
other
Alcan
points
a-s
Klti-mat
and
Kildala,
also
meeting
coastal
vessels
when
necessary
at
such
points
as
Butedale.
Built
in
New
'Westminster
In
1!)39,
the
Nitinat
Is
107.8
feet
in
length
with
17
fi,ot
beam
end'
depth
of
1U.
feet.
She
is
equip
ped
with
a
230
Vivian
engine:
whi'h
gives
her
speed
of
10.5
i
knots.
I
A
crew
of
seven
is
headed
by
Capt.
Vosper
with
William
Green
as
chief
engineer
and
h.
L.
Cadieux
as
first
mate.
COLOitl-l.,
Stvll'lr.ii
Capt.
Vosper
will
be
remembered
along
the
Prince
Ruperl
waterfront
a.s
skipper
for
many
years
of
the
T.
A.
Kelley
Logging
Co.'s
service
boat
Nora
Jane
which
plied
between
Prince
Rupee
and
yueen
Charlotte
Islands.
He
succeeded
Capt.
W.
L.
U.is;
in
command
of
the
No.'u
Jane.
During
World
War
II
and
for
,a
few
years
alter,
Capt.
Vosper
went
back
to
deepsea
with
Canadian
Transport
Co.
He
had
the
distinction
of
commanding
the
.last
sailing
ship
which
left
Canada
in
loieign
trade
the
City
of
Alberni
I
formerly
Vigilant!
with
which
he
made
lumber-carrying
voyage.?
to
Australia
and
South
America,
finally
leaving
the
windjammer
at
Val-
paralso,
Chili,
where
she
was
sold,
and
Hying
home
to
NEWS
ADS
.
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finis.rini
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