Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
November
5,
1951
News
of
the
District
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
New
Fall
and
Christmas
TROPICANAS
their
employees
and
lumber
op
Along
erators
oi
ine
uisinci
Tuesday
it
p
J0,
0ye
-11
Ni!J2
the
Telkwa
school.
About
20
at
tended
this
meeting.
Present
ffELKWA
J
ALKS
.
.
.
was
Mr.
Harris
of
Vancouver.
Busy
Winter
for
Port
School
for
Navigation
Starting
Draggermen
Out
imiifivr
grader
of
the
H.
R.
Mar-Millan
Export
Co.,
who
spoke
on
All
new
stylos
and
patterns.
Wonderful,
washable
ATC
Spun
Rayon.
Sizes
12-20.
38-44
and
16'2-24'2
M.98
the
gradint;
of
lumber,
which
Terrace
Civic
Centre
Crisis
TERRACE
Ownership
of
the
Terrace
and
District
Civic
Centre
has
become
a
matter
of
grave
consideration
between
the
village
commissioners
and
the
executive
of
the
Civic
Centre
Association.
Some
years
ago
the
community
subscribed
$6,000
in
dona
III
t.ll
proved
of
great
interest
to
the
men.
It
may
be
a
case
of
fareweii
to
the
motor
vessel
Beachcomber,
owned
by
Jerry
McKinley
of
Juneau,
although
this
is
only
supposition.
Nevertheless
the
ship
has
not
been
seen
or
heard
Terrace
Hospital
Helped
by
VYA
ADDED
SPECIAL
NYLON
HOSE
All
sizes
including
size
11.
45
gauge
subs.
New
Fall
shades
$1.19
F.
M.
Dockrlll
weft
for
Victoria
and
Portland
last
week-end
via
Prince
Rurrert
where
he
will
spend
a
month's
holiday
combining
pleasure
with
business.
Flood
waters
were
at
their
peak
here
last
Saturday
night
with
both
the
Telkwa
and
Bulk-ley
rivers
on
the
rampage
from
steady
rains
and
melting
snows
There
was
a
rise
of
over
six
fept
and
the
Telkwa
has
never
been
known
to
flow
with
such
force
m
At
WALLACE'S
Of
Course
of
since
mid-October
when
she!
TERRACE
At
the
monthly
put
out
from
Yakutat
for
Jun-
meeting
of
the
Hospital
Auxil-,?au.
A
search
Is
being
made
by
iary,
presided
over
by
Mrs.
Ivan
the
coastguard.
Frank,
it
was
decided
that
the
Flood
waters,
of
Goat
Creek
came
within
a
narrow
margin
of
overflowing
Its
banks
and
might
have
proven
to
be
a
serious
inter
tions
for
tne
purcnase
oi
uie
net
pioceeds
of
the
recent
Hos-
I
building
the
former
army
drill
Although
no
vessel
to
load
pital
ball
would
be
turned
over
;
hall
from
War
Assets
who
would
grain
at
Prince
Rupert
has
to
the
newly
formed
Hospital
As-
only
sell
to
a
legal
body
such
as
ference
j
with
,
the
"
duJti
Bulkley
'
,
Valley
'
.
Z
aopeared
here
yet,
a
good
sized
oc!ation.
Also
$!5
will
be
paid
the
village
commissioners.
?!!,,
to
touch
the
opposite
bank
of
the
$
Btilklx-y.
Twenty
feet
of
the
bank
on
the
Telkwa
river
near
the
Pete
Anderson
property
was
washed
away.
A
small
cabin
et
i
fl
nnt
nnp
nn
fllirv
at.
Lne
rmcarric
ho
n.
nrnnrntiiiM
t-m
n.
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-,
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ine
equipping
aim
updating
elevator
receiving
the
gram
;
Association.
of
the
building
has
now
been
un-
that
statred
to
arrive
more
Those
volunteeiine
to
visit
the
!
riertaken
bv
an
association
which
Pupils
of
the
Junior
high
school
went
floating
down
the
r'ver.
than
a
week
ago.
There
Is
hosnital
Datients
riurinir
.
the
i
i
lust
rerent.lv
belne
incomor-
ated
under
the
Societies'
Act.
everything
to
Indicate
that
this
!
montri
of
November
were
Mrs.
D
winter
may
be
one
of
the
busiest
i
i.ti-
Mrs
oeoree
MrArinm
If
held
a
very
successful
Hallowe'en
party
In
Mr.
Ingot's
room.
Dancing
and
games
were
the
attraction
of
the
evening,
the
teachers
getting
into
the
spirit
uf
the
occasion
by
dressing
up
in
costume.
Lunch
was
served.
our
girls
fail
to
smile
GOOD
PENMANSHIP
I
ET.
AI
BANR.
Hcrtfcrd.,l.Ue,
j
England
r
-Claiming
the
hand-
i
writing
of
school
children
is
deteriorating,
authorities
here
have!
organized
an.
exhibition
of
good
I
the
port
has
ever
seen.
Prince
j
l
Nwhouser
and
Mrs.
C.
W.
Rupert
will
take
care
of
at
least
:
Michiel.
t
-ven
or
eight
freighters
and
I
Refreshments
were
served
at
there
is
a
fair
possibility
of
as
th-
pnri
nf
,he
meetine
which
wa
44
many
as
twenty,
all
told,
taking
;
ajrly
wey
attended.
Individuals
have
shouldered
the
obligations.
No
other
help
than
a
retund
on
the
water
tax
has
come
from
the
village
commission
who
have
refused
any
responsibility
towards
It.
Now
major
changes
are
neccs-rary
In
the
centre.
The
building
has
to
be
r-wlred
and
from
the
tire
marshal's
office
have
come
orders
for
re-conversion.
Money
pei'.mar.rnip.
Among
exhibits
TOTEM
I
are
examples
of
early
16th
cen-
I
.4
nvioi
iury
munusoripw
Dy
Monks.
Jovial
citizen,
Mr.
Prltchard,
who
never
falls
to
take
advantage
of
opportunities
put
at
his
disposal,
was
the
first
patron
to
enter
the
Royal
Bank
on,
their
opening
day
here
in
Telkwa.
Prince
George
School
Burned
lull
cargo,
in
Vancouver,
iuuu-ing
has
been
maintained
practically
all
summer.
The
largest
single
shipment
in
June
was
on
the
SS
Evrotas,
bound
for
the
United
Kingdom
with
373.333
bushels.
So
far
this
year,
shipments
to
the
Orient
through
Vancouver
continue
heavy.
WE'LL
GLADLY
SERVE
YOU
FREE
.
will
have
to
be
raised
for
this
work
.otherwise
the
building
will
be
condemned.
Without
ownership
of
the
building
the
association
has
no
col
PRINCE
GEORGE
Fire
destroyed
an
elementary
school
here
Saturday.
Damage
is
estimated
at
$80,000.
Following
the
fire,
nunils
will
have
their
classes
ft
AS
THEIR
LOYE!
lateral
for
borrowing
and
it
would
probably
mean
going
to
Tommy
Woods,
CNR
wire
chief
of
Smlthers,
dropped
off
here
for
a
brief
visit
on
his
wsy
to
Edmonton,
where
he
boarded
the
Royal
train
as
escort
on
its
way
east.
Tommy
was
also
on
bourd
the
Royal
train
when
their
Majesties
visited
Canada
12
years
ago.
Friends
will
be
remembered
with
a
special
stamped
envelope
mailed
while
on
board
the
train,
for
their
stamp
collection.
in
the
Civic
Centre
and
Cam-
the
individuals
again
The
commissioners,
when
the
dian
Legion
premises.
Round
the
world
tours
are
coming
back
but
It
s
an
absolute
necessity
to
have
a
few
dollars
to
the
good.
In
January,
the
Cunard
Caronia
liner
will
sail
on
a
hundred
days'
cruise,
calling
at
four
continents
and
visiting
In
25
ports.
The
lowest
fare
will
be
$2,975.
The
Caronia
is
a
ship
of
34,000
tonnage.
GOOD
SERVICE
AT
A
DECENT
PRICE
AS
GOLIATH!
A
"David
and
Bathsheba"
matter
was
first
broached
by
President
Darrall
Collins,
asked
that
a
public
meeting
of
the
association
be
called
to
decide
the
Issue.
The
meeting
decided
on
Monday
night
to
ask
the
commissioners
to
turn
over
the
building
to
the
association
and
the
matter
rests
there.
1
MANY
MISSING
BOATS
Missing
and
overdue
boats
have
been
causing
plenty
of
anxiety
and
search,
particularly
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
Brooks
and
L.
Hallcr
of
Kamloops.
who
are
in
partnerships
and
are
the
new
owners
of
the
Emll
Widen
farm,
arc
loading
a
carload
of
hay
here.
When
asked
why
they
chose
this
part
of
the
country
to
make
their
future
home,
both
men
answered
in
unison:
"It
sounded
good,"
meaning
the
name
Telkwa.
In
the
meantime,
plans
for
the
incorporation
under
the
Socle-
Powerful
and
spectacular,
one
of
the
outstanding
moving
picture
productions
of
the
year,
"David
and
Bathsheba."
Immor
tlvs"
Act
are
going
ahead
with
HILARIE'S
Cafe
Across
from
the
Capitol
tal
Biblical
love
story,
comes
tot"e
passing
or
the
new
by-laws.
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
from
!
Monday
to
Wednesday
of
this
I
TO
STOP
RESIGNATIONS
week.
Photographed
in
trchni-;
TRETORIA.
South
Africa
O
;olor.
it
boasts
a
cast
of
thous-T!w
South
African
government
in
the
southeast
part
of
Alaska
this
fall.
One
of
the
latest
reported
was
the
fishing
craft
Jewell,
w'th
Leonard
Horn
and
Bill
O'Neil
on
board,
according
to
what
has
been
heard
In
Juneau.
Some
time
after
she
alled
from
Warm
Springs
Bay,
there
was
an
SOS
call,
and
news
she
wa-
shipping
water.
What
may
have
occurred
after
this
appears
a
matter
of
uncertainty.
T.
F.
Si
M.
Mills,
lumber
merchants
here,
held
a
meeting
for
and?
headed
bv
co-stars
Gregory
I
has
decider!
to
pay
salary
In
Peclf
nnri
Susan
Huvwar.1
in
the
ureases
of
about
10
a
month
title
roles
i
each
to
some
y,000
technical
and
Fi'meu
on
locations
in
Arizona
Professional
civil
servants
to
built
as
a
replica
of
ancient
stop
resignations
from
the
public
Israel
"David
and
Bathsheba"
service
and
encourage
recruit-
Infant's
Wear
Baby
Panties
Bibs
Sleepers
Sweaters
Corduroy
Overalls
SCGBLT03J
No
further
developments
have!t
jiate?
on
the
screen
the
legen-!
nvjnt.
taken
place
respecting
white
j
dary
arama
of
the
romance
of
I
a'bacore
(tunai
in
Northern
B.C.
j
the"
King
of
the
Israels
and
the
i
HIGH
BARRIER
waters.
Large
schools
were
in
S
5.rpn0Us
wife
of
his
able
warrior,
i
Tne
Khlngan
Mountains
sep-district
waters,
and
suddenly
tlw
I
u,i;.h.
the
Hlttite.
Beginning
abating
Mongolia
from
Man-fi;;h
vanished,
after
good
catches
I
wlt
the
historic
meeting
when
i
churla
rise
in
some
places
to
a
w.rc
made.
Millions
of
pounds
I
Dav
cl
scs
Bathsheba
bathing
height
of
16.500
feet.
1
1
WoutMU
J
just
disappeared.
or
ncany
sou
,
herself
on
a
roof
toD
adjoing
his
',
miles
out
to
sea,
fishing
vessels
palace
and
has
-her
brought
to
i
him,
the
picture
follows
the
Biblical
account
of
how
David
j
difpatches
her
husband
to
death
.
tried
to
discover
at
least
some
sign
or
trace,
but
the
best
efforts
were
without
result.
General
Electric
!
In
battle
so
that
he
can
marry
Bright
and
clean
after
her
j
her.
For
this
sin,
they
suffer
annual
overhaul,
Union
steamer
i
the
wrath
of
God
predicted
by
'
Camosun,
Capt.
John
Boden,
is
"the
bearded
prophet,
Nathan.
back
on
the
Union
Steamship;
Highlights
in
Davids
life,
In-!
wmzZ
3EML
TrrHI
WASH
TODAY
to
Wtl)Vi
V
ednoMlav
Jlt
I
Co.'s
Vancouver-Prince
Rupert-
l
c'uding
the
classic
killing
of
the
,
Alice
Arm-Stewart
route.
The
Philistine
giant.
Goliath,
by
a
vessel
arrived
in
port
at
3
o'clock
.
nebble
from
the
bov's
slingshot,
;
Kvenini's
Shows:
7
-
9:15
Price:
Everyone
S1.00
Wednesday
Matinee:
Adults
75c;
Children
50c
Added
CARTOON
-
NKH'S
CAPITQ
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
1
are
recreated
during
the
King's
S
Famous
PUwn
nj
south
and
sailed
at
11
p.m.
tor
:
pilgrimage
to
the
tabernacle,
Stewart
and
Alice
Arm.
She
:
where
the
holv
.Ark
of
the
Cov-
!
will
return
here
tomorrow
onant.
is
housed
to
hrs
fonrive-
I
morning
southbound.
j
ness
from
God.
Culmination
of
!
the
film's
interpretation
of
I
AM
V.
M1
Capt.
W.
H.
Kougham,
harbor
David's
life
comes
with
the
use
WITH
PUMP
master,
will
open
his
annual
;nf
the
Twentv-Third
Psalm
at-i
school
for
navigation
here
No-
S
tributed
to
David
at
another
vember
27
and
Is
now
receiving
noin.
in
the
Bible,
making
his
i
SEE
THEM
TODAY
AT
NORTHERN
BX.
POWER
Cojtd
enrolments
from
those
who
;
redemption
in
the
cvs
of
God.
would
take
courses
leading
to
Raymond
Massey
appears
as
examinations
for
papers
as
tne
propnPt
Nathan,
Kieron
home
trade
masters
of
vessels
Moore
()1
the
British
screen
as
!
under
150
tons.
Last
winter,
Urian
Fra,lcls
x.
Bushman
as
Capt
Kougham's
classes
proved
:
Rm
Saul
and
tne
pru'le.,sionai
'
popular
and
were
attended
by
;
wiesller
Walter
Talun
As
Go
no
less
than
37
persons.
Of
these
jjatll
ten
took
examinations
and
all
.
.
..
were
successful.
:
1
Besner
Block
Phone
210
Prim-
Rupert,
B.C.
Mi-wart,
B.C.
KEM-TONf
wM
$6.29
55.
will
do
7fffiffi&
Some
four
local
fishing
ves-
j
sels
are
still
In
operation
al-
j
though
most
of
the
fishing
is1
closed.
These
vessels
are
occupied
in
dragging
,
for
bottom
fish
such
as
flounder
and
soles,
in
Hecate
Strait
waters,
delivering
their
catches
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Atlin
Fisheries
and
Royal
Fish
Co.,
for
filleting.
The
boats
are
Carolina
Maria,
Capt.
Frank
Gale;
Colnet,
Capt.
R.
Gale;
B.
C.
Producer,
Capt.
Fred
Kohse,
and
Combat.
Gordon
&
Anderson
Phone
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