TODAY
7-9
P.M.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday.
April
25,
1951
IN
OF
THE
DISTRICT
"THE
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NEWS
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Clmnhid
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TECHNICOLOR
Anniversary
of
MUSICiii
TERRACE
1
1
n
I
Chairmen
for
:!
Civic
Centre
ReU-halrcd,
green-eyed
Sarah
Churchill,
actress
daughter
if
Britain's
famous
war-time
Prime
Minister,
makes
her
debut
in
the
Technicolor
musical,
Royal
Wedding,"
coming
to
the
OPICS
Stewart
Lodge
I
Wrt
Bit
you
"
IN
ftt
AstUrt
f
f"ll,nllliaL
Stewart
is
j
Indignant
j
STEWART.
Orders
to
cla.e
down
the
Atlin
district
olfice
of
the
Department
of
Public
Wonts
STEWART
Celebrating
Ihl
12th
anniversary
of
their
in-
Totem
Theatre
here
this
Thurs-
auguration-
Portland
Canal
i
day,
Friday
and
Saturday.
TERRACE
Commiltee
chairmen
were
appointed
by
President
Darrell
Collins
at
Friday
The
picture
tells
the
story
of
Women
of
the
Moa.sc
held
open
house
on
Thursday
in
the
Moose
Miss
Edith
Little,
R.N..
of
the
nursing
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Hospital,
was
in
Terrace
at
the
weekend
to
visit
with
her
father,
George
Little.
i
were
received
here
last
ween
RIIPERT
PEOPLE'S
STORE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wilfred
Baker
and
children
arrived
by
car
on
Sunday
from
Prince
Rupert
to
spend
a
few
days
with
Mr.
Bakers
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Baker.
a
Broadway
singing-dancing
team
who
repeat
their
slajje
triumphs
In
London
and
who
encounter
respective
romances
there.
Jane
Powell,
distaff
member
of
the
team,-
falls
in
love
with
an
English
lord,
played
oy
Peter
Lawford,
while
Fred
Ao-talre
loses
his
heart
to
Miss
Churchill.
Most
of
the
action
takes
place
against
scenes
of
London
during
a
royal
wedding
celebration.
NU-s
Churchill
fii.st
became
Home.
Including
members
of
jMoose
Lodge
and
gue.sts
there
was
57
present
to
enjoy
the
en-I
lertainment
and
excellent
re-!
port
provided
by
the
homo-making
committee
under
the
capable
direction
of
Miss
Violet
!
Manojlovich.
i
Several
tables
of
whist
were
played,
winners
being:
Ladles'
first,
Mrs.
Marie
Burnett;
consolation,
Mrs.
Louise
Hutching.?.
'Men's
first.
Al
rhllllps;
c'onso-'
latum,
Nick
Gillof.
night's
meeting
of
the
Civic
Centre
directorate
which
was
held
in
the
Civic
Centre.
These
are:
Membership
and
Organization
B.
R.
Dodds.
Finance
D.
Bain.
Building
and
Maintenance
J.
MacKay.
Choral
and
Dramatics
P.
Van
Heck.
.
i
Choice
of
chairmen
of
the
'
childivn's
rrerratlon
committee
and
the
a'hletics
committee
is
pending
until
l.hr
principals
of
.the
Hish
School
and
Elementary
Sclr-il
can
be
approached
to
appoint
repre
cntatives
to
tho
Di-
and
all
records
and
office
per-sonnel
left
for
the
divisional
office
at
Prince
Rupert
on
Mon-
j
day.
The
action
of
moving
the
district
office
outside
the
area
is
unprecedented
in
the
history
ol
British
Columbia
and
an
effoU:
is
being
made
to
find
out
the
reason.
i
Had
it
merely
been
a
move
from
one
part
of
the
Atlin
electoral
district
to
another
pa'l.
'
there
miglil
lv.ivc
been
some
j
reason,
out
to
move
the
district
office
out-side
the
district
is
quite
another
thing.
Liberal
and
ILMlir
.
L
John
Ihi.iland
has
returned
to
Terrace
from
Winnipeg
where
be
h.i.s
spent
t.lu
p.ut
lo
in
thic"
weeks.
'clearing;
bargains;
r
8m
Ihi
cilln,
till"Hiill"Bumbl.
interested
In
the
theatre
through
her
study
of
ballet
dancing.
With
the
outbreak
of
World
War
II
she
enlisted
in
the
women's
Auxiliary
Air
Force,
An
amusing
ankle
competition
ended
in
a
draw
for
first
prl,e
between
Mrs.
Catherine
M:Leod
and
Mrs.
Louise
Hutchings,
the
nc
in
lou
Mom
I'm
Btn
A
Lit!
AIIMylilt-'ctnudnduatl
ihnlli
J"!
'at
W
'
f
low
twip
il
midnnhil
rectorate
who
mav
Is
interested
CoaliLicn
Aviations
are
in
former
winning
on
a
cut
of
the
serving
cards.
1
1941-4S.
through
the
period
of
At
the
cessation
of
hos-
y
pert
dignant
and
are
taking
action
to
have
the
matter
cleared
up
to
their
satisfaction.
Meantime.
Harry
King
received
word
by
wire
on
Friday
morning
from
.Ta'-k
Maltman.
organizer
of
the
B
C.
Liberal
Association,
of
the
coming
to
Terrace
of
Hon.
A.
D.
1
1
umbull
and
a
meeting
has
been
arranged
for
Friday
evening.
iMnv
25.
In
tho
I.O.O.F.
Hall
at
which
the
Minister
of
Health
!
and
Welfare
will
be
the
speaker.
In
hcadin?
these
two
commlt-tes.
Revision
of
the
constitution
ADDED
Life
on
the
Thames
Wanted
An
Err
Jerry
and
the
(iuldfisli
SHOWS
at
7-9
P.M.
it
has
taken
place.
First
the
sub-
was
hroueht
uu
as
President
Col
Peoples
Store
lins
felt
that
some
of
the
clauses
aftcncy
and
mln1"8,
conters
tilities
she
resumed
her
theatrical
career
and
for
the
next
five
years
appeared
In
plays
in
England,
France
and
Italy.
In
addition,
she
acted
in
a
number
of
English
motion
pictures
as
well
as
in
two
filmed
In
Italy.
district'officc.
Miss
Violet
Manojlovich,
who
left
the
district
on
Monday,
was
presented
with
a
silver
spoon
with
the
Moose
crest
engraved
on
it
and
a
beautiful
bouquet
of
roses.
A
very
active
member
ol
the
chapter,
she
will
be
missed.
It
was
recalled
by
Recorder
Hazel
Tooth
that
nine
charter
members
arc
still
active.
The
eviing
was
a
very
enjoyable
one.
QffiiirS
of
ISdleNowOnl:
TODAY
J.
Stewart
in
'TIIK
j.tKPor
7:30
Only
L.
Darnell
in
"TIIK
13th
Lm-
I
Clean-up
week
has
started
in
Terrace
in
readiness
for
the
sutn-'
nier
season.
The
Columbia
Cel-hitlnse
Is
having
a
big
Job
on
I
hand
cleaning
up
after
the
long
'
winter
and
the
extensive
alter-!
nl
ions
that
have
been
going
on
1
in
the
buildings
there.
Trees
ate
Miss
Churchill
is
married
to
the
well-known
Briti.sh
photographer,
Anthony
Bcauchamp,
who
accompanied
his
wife'
to
the
coast,
where
they
occupied
the
Santa
Monica
beach
house
of
Ben
Lyon
and
Bebe
Daniels
during
filming
of
"Royal
a
da
oir
were
not
applicable
to
Terrace.
The
matter
will
be
gone
into
(horouehly
by
the
executive
and
hroueht
before
the
next
meeting.
1
MORE
INTEREST
In
order
to
increase
the
attendance
at
the
monthly
.meetings,
the
members
decided
to
ask
the
organisations
to
replace
delegates
who
had
missed
more
than
two
consecutive
meetings.
Mr.
;,-ewhnvcn.
Columbia
Cellulose
delegate,
felt
that
the
directors
would
havj
a
greater
interest
in
the
affairs
of
the
centre
if
each
one
contributed
personally
to
a
loan
to
meet
the
being
planted
in
the
grounds
and
everv
effort
is
being
madv
to
beautify
the
surroundings.
Commonwealth
Navy
Ends
Its
TERRACE
The
Civic
Centre
Choral
Club
held
the
annual
meeting
on
the
stage
of
the
Civic
Centre
on
Monday
evening
and
ofliccrs
for
the
coming
season
w-'re
elected.
Harry
Philip
was
re-elected
president
and
Mrs.
hotel
arrivals
Clouds
gathered
over
Terrace
on
Tuesday
after
ten
days
of
Manoeuvres
exceptionally
fine
sunny
weathvr,
i
Van
Heck
was
elected
vice-
prescnr
cieiieit.
u
tnev
were
willingHo
do
this,
he
would
start'
Presilent-
The
new
secretary-
m
treasurer
is
Mrs.
D.
Collins.
with
cold
nights
and
frosty:
MELBOURNE-
Ships
from
the
mornings.
The
snow
has
gone
1
Navlcs
of
Canadai
Australia,
from
the
town
and
highway
but
i
Britain,
New
Zealand
and
Pakis-there
is
still
a
lot
lying
in
the
j
tan
recently
ended
the
longest
--
i
niiitj
mum
presents
HPf
tin
14
:p'
I
7eektMA
ijrM
.iraiiAimni
the
loan
"'ith
his
contribution
of
$1,000.
This
was
left
for
fnr-
Prince
Kupert
C.
McNeil,
E.
A.
Allan,
T.
M.
McCaskcll,
A.
Van
Snellenberg,
D.
McCarthy,
E.
S.
Butterfle.d,
P.
N.
Bland
and
John
Stewart,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stone,
Terrace
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Mc-Adams
and
Miss
M.
Miller
Terrace;
Mel
Burrison,
Edmonton.
ther
discussion
C.
J.
Norringlon
will
continue
as
conductor
with
Mrs.
Norring-ton
as
accompanist..
A
music
selection
committee,
twvv.o
why
vy...
iiuiui.
m
nun
masr.
rrn
is
p
maneuvers
The
weekly
Friday
night's
'J
Ins
advurtiwuiciit
ifi
nut
puhli.shcd
r
displayed
by
the
Liquor
(Vjntrol
Board
or
hy
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
verv
heavv
on
Lakelse
Avenue
and.
desnite
several
annlieatlons
ever
held
in
peacetime
in
Australian
waters.
,
dances
in
the
auditorium
will
be
headed
by
Mr.
Norrington.
was
of
enleium
chloride
r.imr
u
tiit
The
ships
dispersed
for
visits
a
certain
amount
of
dust
flying.'
to
Australian
ports
after
the
commonwealth
fleet
maneuvers
SWANSEA,
Wales
(CP)
A
local
appointed,
consisting
of
Mrs.
Alice
Onmpbell,
David
Hamilton,
Oliver
Baxter
and
Mrs.
T.
Fraser.
These
will
choose
the
music
for
kept
going
and
more
publicity
given
to
them.
The
orchestras,
"Terrace
Ramblers"
and
"Mell-O-Tones"
will
be
hired
for
these
dances
on
a
fifty-fifty
basis.
Once
a
month,
the
dance
will
be
for
the
teen-agers.
Nick
Schmeling
announced
church
"that
had
collected
400
pounds
of
old
wool
to
sell
in
aid
nffflsJA
nrm
cfnoiuini
Local
collections
to
date
for
the
Conquer
Cancer
Campaign
amount
to
$238.60.
of
parish
funds
stored
It
In
the
LH
1
til
lllmlll
II
I
off
the
New
South
Wales
Coast.
The
maneuvers
tnded
with
a
spectacular
display
of
slx-innh
gun
firing
by
the
Canadian
cruiser
Ontario.
vestry.
It
all
went
up
in
smoke
when
a.
fire
broke
out.
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
R.
E.
MORTIMER
353-
3rd
Ave.
W.
the
next
production,
practices
for
which
will
begin
early
in'
the
fall.
j
The
group
is
interested
in
get-
i
ting
new
members,
particularly
'
UNDERGROUND
CRICKET
KINGSTON,
Surrey,
England
iti
Two
deep
air
raid
shelters
have
remained
idle
here
since
the
Second
World
War.
Now,
boys
with
bright
ideas
have
turned
them
into
cricket
schools.
male
singers
of
whom
there
are
at
present,
only
six.
his
program
of
coming
events
at
the
cent
e
which
includes:
May
4
Firemen's
Ball.
May
10
Calgary
Range
Rid-,
"
crs.
1
May
24
Kinsmen
activities!
and
dance.
BAKEWELL.
Derbyshire.
England
(CP
Part-time
volunteer
firemen
rushed
to
answer
the
fire
alarm
here
and
found
the
blaze
was
on
the
roof
of
the
fire
station.
HIGH
SOURCE
The
Indus
River
near
the
boundary
of
Kashmir
and
Tibet
runs
at
a
height
of
13,800
feet
above
sea
level.
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Moving,
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Crating
Shipping
Fiiri
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Cartage
and
Storage
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am'.
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
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Ttrt
Tide
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Rich
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TERRACE
A
number
of
the
I
Terrace
elementary
school
chil-J
aren
will
participate
in
the
vocal
solo
classes
in
the
Prince
MEET
YOUR
FRIENDS
AT
THE
FRASER
HOUSE
has
just
returned
from
his
xide'RuPert
Music
and
Drama
Fes-
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
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60
and
fig
tlval
to
be
held
next
week
They
are:
John
Gillanders,
!
Lake
property
on
the
Upper
Salmon
River,
reports
he
did
14
feet
of
drifting
and
that
the
ore
!
Still
persists.
He
has
Inst,
rp-
Marilyn
de
Kergommeaux,
Lynne
1
Byjork,
Gabriel!
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TetreuulU
0r
Seagrams
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smener
returns
irom
the
Diane
Peters,
Pat
McLachlan
and
I
last
shipment
of
166
tons
net-
Judy
Spicer.
I
Their
accompanist
will
be
;
Lorna
Melvin
who
Is
also
entering
in
the
pianoforte
solo
class.!
The
Civic
Centre
Drama
Club
:
expected
to
enter
a
play
but
thi.;
,
had
to
be
cancelled.
i
ting
S4&85.
This
compares
well
with
former,
shipments.
Nothing
definite
has
been
decided
about
work
on
the
property
this
year,
the
deterrent
factor
being
the
high
cost
of
transportation,
whether
by
plane
or
pack
train.
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