This
was
the
Cariboo
Trail...,
of
Brita
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
September.
21,
1951
trei
Rains
Hold
Up
Harvest
lclt
i
event
en
I
GATEWAY
TO
GOLD,
to
I
Co-Operation
But
Caution
VS.
Prepared
to
go
Along
with
Russia
But
Must
Stay
Strong
WASHINGTON
DC.
r-Prcs-ident
Truman
said"
Thursday
trw
united
States
will
continue
to
WINNIPEG
During
the
past
GREED
AND
of
m
lore
in
reer
GLORY
five
days
harvesting
operations
have
been
resumed
over
much
of
the
western
provinces
but
In
northern
Saskatchewan
further
Tains
will
delay
operations
an-
seelt
agreements
with
Russia
but
otrler
three
to
six
days,
accord
Settling
dow
n
to
her
job
at
the
National
Employment
Service
office
here
after
the
highlight
of
her
musical
career
to
date
the
three
months'
tour
cf
the
British
Isles
with
the
Elgar
Choir
Barbara
Teng
tells
the
Daily
News
that
music
will
still
be
an
important
part
of
her
life
and
she
is
certainly
going
to
will
build
up
Its
armed
stnengin
tng
t0
the
We.ekiy
crop
Report
At
Wallace's
of
Course
Skirts
And
Blouses
FROM
"A"
TO
"Z"
Materials
.
.
.
Stylos
.
.
.
Colors
.
.
.
Prices
.
.
,
Wallace's
cover
them
all,
FROM
-A"
to
"Z"
See
them
today!
Sizes
from
12
to
44
to
see
mat
mey
are
ciuon-cu.
ot
the
uepartmeni
01
Agnuui
Mr.
Truman
said
mat
mere
i
stronger
possibility
of
preserving
the
peacj
as
a
result
of
the
strengthened
arms
program
and
said
the
possibility
will
grow
still
stronger
if
the
United
States
goes
along
with
the
defence
keep
on
singing.
ture
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Damage
from
sprouting
is
less
than
anticipated
in
many
sections
but
grades
have
been
reduced
and
conslderable
of
the
grain
marketed
is
grading
tough
to
damp.'
Weather
was
warm
and
clear
In
the
Okanagan
where
fruit
is
As
a
result
of
the
fine
experience
she
obtained
on
the
tour,
her
ambition
is
to
ultimately
lead
a
choir
herself.
She
has
been
inspired
by
the
"marvsl-
number
wh
en
Welsh
people
seem
to
sing
everywhere
they
gather
in
church,
at
social
gatherings
and
even
in
the
pubs,
"it
was
like
one
big
echo
as
the
audience
(every
Welsh
person
can
sing)
sang
back."
Barbara
had
the
opportunity
to
visit
at
Seaford,
b-s.se
x
witn
her
maternal
grandmother,
Mrs.
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
Store
j
I
lous"
direction
which
the
Elgai
now
moving
In
large
volume.
No
further
damage
to
the
fruit
crops
is
reported
from
any
Choir
receives
from
lLs
veteran
leader,
C.
E.
Flndlater.
The
choir
s
trio
abroad
was
a
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
source.
,
Peckham,
and
took
time
out
to!
virtual
tour
of
musical
conquest.
'Everywhere
we
went
we
were
welcomed
and
acclaimed.
There-was
nothing
too
much
the
peo
'
'
1
With
18
passengers
of
the
102
who
left
Vancouver
disembark
go
to
Belfast,
Ireland,
wheve
tin.
parents
of
David
Murphy,
a
loyally
known
Presbyterian
theological
student,
reside.
All
the
travelling
in
Ilia
B.iiisii
Isles
was
done
by
bus.
Ireland,
with
its
hills
and
greenery,
seemed
more
like
Doctor-Nurse
On
Royal
Tour
OTTAWA
r-
A
Canadian
doctor
and
nurse
have
been
assigned
to
attend
Princess
Elizabeth.
Prince
Philip
and
their
party
during
the
forthcoming
Royal
Tour
of
the
Dominion.
Col.
J.
M.
B.
ing
here.
CPR
steamer
Princess
Louise,
Capt.
Donald
Hicks,
arrived
in
port
at
11
o'clock
this
ple
could
do
for
us.
Knowing
that
we
w?.e
coming
and
were
to
be
billeted,
tney
even
saveu
up
their
meagre
rations
to
share
with
us.
They
were
really
won-i
derful."
I
The
tour
took
in
England,
E:otland
and
Wales
and
ther?
;
were
sixty
concerts
"with
Dum-
j
termUne,
Scotland,
the
most
northerly
point.
Glasgow
and
:
Edinburgh
were
also
visited.
The
home.
Th.
morning
from
Vancouver
and
It's
very
picturesque
t
am-1
,
I
rJiR
I
y
I
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if
v
mmm,
J
FRIDAY
And
SATl
HDAY
Mni
mm
I'vcninns
7-9:00
J
Jf
SaUiayUtee
people
are
just
fine.
But
I
don't
fia"ed
a
couple
of
hours
later
r
r
ol.nn.n,,
and
nnri
other
Viol1
Alaska
Ala
clra
think
I'd
like
to
live
over
there.
for
Skagway
points.
Five
persons
took
pas
Sailing
home
across
the
the
choir
party
had
a
fairly.
sage
from
here
tor
tne
norm.
Crawford
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Army
Medical
Corps
and
Flying
h
nracln.
ThP
raiv
i,-,tr,
i
me
PaSSenglT
1U1
CUIliaillCU
the
tail-end
of
a
hurricane
1
good
proportion
of
round
trip
'Officer
Ella
Beatrice
Mannix
whiPh
had
wrnntrht
disaster
cn
'
tourists.
RCAF,
have
bee
nnamed.
-
!
-
'
-.
JJ8jbV
ill
Interior
Radio
Desert
Ended
visit
to
Edinburgh,
where
the
choir
sang
In
the
famous
Princess
Street
Bowl,
coincided
with
the
"Gathering
of
the
Clans"
celebration
where
a
thousand
colorful
pipers
were
gathered
from
all
parts
of
the
country
and
"there
were
so
many
people
you
just
couldn't
get
close
enough
to
see."
Jamaica.
In
Canada
the
choir
had
a
booking
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
in
Toronto
and
also
sang
in
First
United
and
Dominion
United
Churches
in
the
Ontario
metropolis.
In
Winnipeg.
Calgary,
Jasper,
Kam-
gional
engineer
for
the
corpora,
tlon.
Last
of
Interior
Repeater
Stations
Installed
Put
Seagram
s"83"to
W
if
,
Water,
Vgg
the
water
test,
and
Vancouver
there
1oPs
were
London
area
included
recitals
in
The
northern
radio
"desert"1
between
Prince
Ocorge
and
Prince
Rupert
has
now
been
converted
to
fertile
listening
ground
with
the
Installation
of
the
last
of
five
CBC
low-power
transmitters.
Residents
of
the
area
can
the
suburbs
of
the
metropolis
in-:
i"iBt"
eluding
Wimbledon
where
they
I
Tranquille
Sanitarium
where
,ith
ia
KtnHpnis
'-they
sang
for
the
patients
in-
B0ILT
Mr
Finrilater
Khan
the
duties
"ding
some
Prince
Rupert
friends
whom
Barbara
met.
plain
or
sparkling,
reveals
a
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
Seagram's
"83"
0y
Seagram's
wSurc
of
director
with
the
leader
of
the
students.
filli-11
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ntr
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vice
of
the
CBC's
Trans-Canada
Opportunity
came
to
mingle
with
youth
groups
from
the
continent
at
Reading.
"We
san
for
them
and
then
we
had
a
tour
of
i
Saturday
Matinee
2
Evening
Show
7
-
9:10
which
Prince
Rupert
listencis
heard.
Barbara
has
promised
to
share
further
of
her
expeiences
with
Daily
News
readers
by
writing
from
her
diary
after
she
gets
settled
down
again.
network.
Four
20
-
watt
transmitters
were
opened
this
week
at
Van-dcrhoof,
Burns
Lake,
Hazelton
and
Terrace.
Smithers
Joined
the
network
during1
April.
These
most
recent
Installations
bring
the
number
of
small
trans
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