6"
MEWS
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday.
January
31,
1951
SiTerrace
Church
:
Had
Good
Year
;
TERRACE
The
annual
vestiy
WE
ARE
AN
Terrace
Is
Shivering
Haugland
Heads
Terrace
lodge
TERRACE
Installation
of
the
July
there
were
now
30
on
the
roll
and
a
satisfactory
balance
in
the
Sunday
School
funds.
However,
two
more
teachers
were
needed.
R.
Corey
presented
a
fine
treasury
report.
Despite
the
fact
that
TERRACE
Terrace
shivered
officers
of
the
Lakelse
Lodge
No
Yvonne
De
CARLO-Richard
Ci
Starring
i.
wmc.,
uaa
ueen
wiinoui
a
over
tne
week-end
from
the
icy
i
33
of
the
Independent
Order
of
rector
until
July,
the
receipts
oW
Dlasts
of
the
norlncast
wilKl
j
oddfellows
was
held
in
the
IOOF
were
quite
high
and
the
full
ap-
which
has
blown
amost
lnces.:hall
on
Sunday
afternoon
with
portionment,
almost
$1100.
had!
santly
lor
the
past
few
days.
The
!
District
Deputy
Grand
Master
been
paid
into
the
treasurer
of
l
temperature
went
well
below
Harry
King
as
installing
officer,
the
Diocese.
There
was
now
a
zero
putting
an
end
to
any
hopes.
'
H.
Seton
was
Deputy
Grand
Mar-
.h
iackie
GlEHSON
Lois
ANDREWS
-
George
MACREADT
.
j)
A
G
E
N
C
Y
fit
"ADAM
HATS
Wed.
-
Thurs.
YP7ff?5
7
p.m.
-
9
p.m.
rrfj1Aj
...c
lu
w.c
engendered
by
the
mildness
of
shall
for
the
ceremony.
-
j
meeting
of
St?
Matthew's
Church
as
held
on
Friday
evening
in
3
1
the
vestry
ol
the
church
-wich
a
fair
attendance
te
hear
favor-
j
able
reports
in
a
good
year's
I
work.
"
Venerable
Archdeacon
Hudson
j
presided
and,
in
his
report
he
j
thanked
all
who
had
made
his
;
and
his
fife's
coming
here
so
i
very
happy.
They
were
extremely
u
!
thankful
for
all
that
had
been
j
done
for
them
to
make
them
,
comfortable.
He
thanked
all
j
those
whose
labors
had
kept
the
j
church
active
while
it
was
with-m
j
out
s
rector.
I
There
had
been
during
the
year
3
baptism',
2
marriages.
5
fun-!
'
erals
and
u
young
people
confirm-J!ed.
J
!
The
Sunday
School
was
bein
5
!
worked
up
very
satisfactorily.
Starting
with
four
children
in
Jcrrace
JIo.Sjtila(
TERRACE
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Terrace
Hospital
Auxiliary
was
held
on
Thursday
evening
in
the
nurses'
lounge
at
the
hospital.
There
was
a
fair
attendance
presided
over
by
Mrs.
D.
G.
Little,
who
reviewed
the
accomplishments
of
the
past
year.
The
incubator
purchased
by
the
auxiliary
was
already
installed
in
the
nursery.
A
tablet
to
the
memory
of
Mrs.
Edna
Maxted
had
been
placed
in
the
Women's
ward.
An
electric
kettle
had
been
donated
to
the
nurses,
also
a
donation
of
records
and
material
for
curtains
to
brighten
up
the
nurses'
lounge
had
been
purchased.
Ward
socks
are
being
made
for
the
children
in
hospital.
Sick
visiting
committee
for
the
month
consists
of
Mrs.
Littit,
work,
the
past
two
months,
that
this
The
officers
are:
wouia
be
an
open
winter.
Mrs.
West,
president
of
ti.e
Women's
Auxiliary,
and
Mrs.
C.
Nnhle
frranrl
WHtrpil
H.Tiiii-
The
sun
shone
brilliantly
in
a
al)d
T
D
XT...V.
.
'
xv.
ruUu.,
xx.ivwy-weuw
clear
blue
sky
on
Saturday
and
St.
Andrews
Had
Good
V
Tr
,iCon9regation
'
WOKLDS
LAROFST
RETAILER
OF
MEN'S
HATS
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
CI,
Bac
a
icpuu
iui
me
Sunday
but
Tuesday
was
clone.
y,
past
year.
,
presaging
snow
which
wouid
The
election
of
officers
result-
bring
a
little
relief
from
the
in-ed
as
follows:
j
tense
cold.
People's
Warden
Ralph
Corey!
The
official
temperature
was
Secretary
Mrs.
C.
R.
New-
13
degrees
below
on
Monday
houser
morning,
the
coldest
day
of
the
Church
committee
Mrs.
R.
season,
although
other
spots
in
Corey.
Mr
Newhouser.
Mrs.
tne
district
have
reported
Jem-West,
Mrs.
Giggey,
Mrs.
H.
Houl-
Peratures
as
low
as
22
below,
den,
Mrs.
Hodson,
Miss
E.
Head.1
1
In
Sessi
ion
icuulc
earner
Drive
Planned
Vice-Grand
James
MacKay
Recording
Secretary
S.
N.
G.
Kirkaldy
Financial
Secretary
Jack
Barman
Treasurer
J.
H.
Smith
Past
Noble
Grand
-W.
Bailey
RSNG
W.
Smith
LSNG
L.
Newhouser
RSVG
Emil
Haugland
LSVG
Pete
Mune,
jr.
ISSVG
W.
Warner.
RSSVG
II.
Spencer
Warden
George
Hamer
Conductor
William
Osborne
Chaplain
F.
Clifford.
A
large
number
of
th,
gatiori
of
St.
Andieu
Cathedral
turned
oat'.
TERRACE
A
meetine
nf
Hip
annual
meeting
Mocfc
Mrs.
Oirniiri.
Mrs
MrArt:ims
ami
-
tru
.
.
luiw
uiilci
uuji,
was
ne
u
on
nnri
hi.uvrf
,,t
Mrs.
Mallet.
i
PriHv
nin.
m
th
nt,
:M
heard
of
a
,:
Sidesmen
C.
J.
Ntirrington,
C.
i
l
l
Oil
(
L.
M.
Giggey,
L
Newhouser,
P.
f
ferle
Veil
J
JOHN
H.
Following
the
election
of
o;ii-
Hospital
and
those
in
attendance
1
.
'
)
usurer
trt
cers
a
vote
of
thanks
was
accord-1
were:
Dr.
Ken
McPherson,
Mrs
if"
y
'fe
A
testimong
ed
the
retiring
executive.
1
E.
S.
Laird.
Mrs.
C.
Newhouser.
)"lproved
f"lanclal
P.
(IJriilc
onuiiin.
vv.
uuiiaiu,
Ainui
crown,
Don
Gillanders.
J
(1
Lay
delegate
to
the
Synod'
vracc
The
officers
are:
!
Robin
Edwards.
C.
C.
J.
J.
Norrincton.
Norrington,
"'5.
l-"1JL."ce
Yv
,e
Dy
oy
mei
s.
H.
Cote.
Mrs.
m!
stun
"e
t
President
Mrs
I
Fink-
!tlr
Ci
Mau
Mrs
BULGER
Ojtfomcfrhl
Vice-President
Mrs.
E.
S.'
Jones,
Mrs.
F.
Clif
ford
and
Mrs.
",lol"''l1K
to
almost
BUY
YOUR
drapes
NOW
10
DISCOUNT
ON
ALL
DRAPERY
MATERIAL!
Mrs.
West
with
R.
Corey
J
as
al-
lcmale
,
TERRACE
Miss
Merle
West.
'
tu
.
,,
.
.
'only
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
The
mectms
decided
to
assist
Bert
West
of
Xcrrace
d
j
h
1,
Scout
Association
in
havrng
M1
were
united
m
marrja
b
mtrr
Tt
U'evtCh"rCfh
hfU
ffc"
Rev'
p-
M.
Mallett
of
Knox
Uni
F:
.Cd
n
Ule
rtPilt
J
"0l
!nore
ted
Church
at
a
quiet
ceremony
TERRACE
I
OPICS
!
Laird
i
H.
Houlden.
The
meeting
had
"
'
y'ar'
I
Social
convk-not'
-Miss
E.
Head.
!
ton
called
to
discuss
the
April
'
Conclusion
of
wort
(t
j
The
election
of
a
secretary-
campaign
and
was
presided
aver
torv
Dii'MinK
during
.
I
treasurer
will
be
made
at
the
by
President,
Dr.
McPherson.
The
reuortrd.
February
meeting
when,
it
is
meeting
decided
to
hold
the
ox-
Officers
elected
lor
honed,
there
will
be
a
better
turn-
fcutivc
meeting
on
the
third
were:
than
$50
as
the
ciiuVrh's
share.
.
John
Bulger
Ltd.
-,7
Third
Avmm
in
the
Manse
on
Saturday
even-
Mrs
Hone
irh
h
rof,
,..,,'
out
of
members.
I
Friday
in
February
and
to
have
a
i
Rector's
Warden-
F
E
from
Van.,
-hor
.h.
,..r.t
;
I
Publ,c
on
March
9
when
three
or
four
weeks.
I
films
will
be
shown
and
coffee
anil
di
ui;hnu(s
served.
hV
h.r,.,
Z
f
,
n
the
presence
of
the
bride's
that
thev
could
af
lord.
,
.
motheri
Mrs
Bm
ajj(.
A
committee
was
struck
for
thr
anrt
Mrs.
Tonv
Cote
SvU,10M",la?
am!m0'1',f!!
Th
br'de
chose
for
her
cos-
mrml.
.
tume
a
suit
of
Power
blue
gab.r-
nf
t.
-1
r
n
Thu
J
P
,
i
T
-T1.
fiine
with
whicn
she
a
swan
On
this
committee
are
Mrs.
West,
h,
,u
M
bIouse
,
J
Mrs.
Giggey,
Mr.
Corey,
Miss
iU-,'lf'tIWhlte
8r
Moose
Meat
In
R.
Wilson
was
in
town
at
the
end
of
the
wtek
on
business
in'
connection
with
the
General
People's
Warden-G
,
Envelope
6ecretary-c
sions
Church
Committee
-Stewart.
J.
W.
Eastw
M.
Rivett,
Noel
JoneiJ
say,
W.
E.
Simmons,
i:
and
F
J,
Skinner.
Synod
dt'legates-6
Reade,
F.
E.
Anfield
5
CLEAN
CLOTHS
LONDON
sPThe
K-ns.nsl'in
Council
made
a
special
pica
to
Log
Camp
Out
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PRErARED
R.
E.
Mortimer
324
2nrtA.-..
fNcar
CFPR)
HeaH
nnri
Mr
N.-h,.,
"-'
-ui5,aKe
was
ui
depD
nink
rnxps
snH
pnrnaii,.n
Motors
interests
here.
He
left,
for
i
111
i
f
1
Abe
Siemens.'
amateur
artists
who
use
the
BURNS
LAKE.
The
meeting
adjourned
to
tne
and
she
wore
the
bridegroom's
tne
coast
on
Sunday
mornmg's
ivctory
where
scones
and
coffee
i
gift,
a
pendant
late
train.
i
were
served
by
Mrs.
Hodson.
Followini?
th'P
rm,
ih,J
.
!
town
nan
uantef'ii.
i
n
iiutu,-
Who
ntlPrfltPc
a
lirrointr
..imri
n..
rtain.
T.i.
....
says:
If
.you
mu.-t
doodl?
or
was
appre-
-
,
,;,!mVptt
and
Frank
Skua
.,
i
wedding
party
adjourne
1
t
r
1
near?
ronure
i
"Motel."
10
UU'
Krnrn?nffretUr,nCd
hencied
by
GamT
Warden
W
H
'npektrT
urdaV
t.
7S
.
uT
...
flom
Rhmo.ul
II.IMIUIIU
when
TVlll-il
an
an
niouL-tt
Inspection
I
tJ
l
Decker
Lake
where
she
had
uvea
ived
h.'i
iwre
e
"
,
spent
vi
of
the
me
meat-house
meai-nouse
disclosed
disclosed
-j
u
11
Id
tCi
COO
W
111
IJIUY
IVi
Z
1,1
Wl
1
.
v--m.
Cause
of
Death
untie,
who
as
i.r
tii-
since
ginnood,
coming
here
w
th
,F
"
ule
choice
hind
quarter
of
a
freshly-
An
inquiry
into
the
death
of!
her
F
parents
from
Prince
V
Kuort
.
son-in"law
and
daughter
oi
Mr.
kiuPd
If
It's
SERVICE
You
Ik
mouse
with
well-filled
T3in1-.n.
,
1
f
f
i
Alex
Olsen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Morin.'
platters
of
huge
steaks
all
ready
)
"
""""
"j
is
on
tne
stair
oi
the
T:rrnr
'
iound
in
his
cabin
on
Eleventh'
Co-operative
Store
while
t'---Aver.ue
En?'.
Monday
abjutj
groom
is
employed
w;t,h
John
noon,
found
he
had
met
his
death
Hagen
'
.
.
.
,
'for
the
frying
pan.
Siemens
was
d
smk
R.
Elkins
y
T
and
J.
Irvine
travel-
med
$20o
and
casts
or
in
d-(
led
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Sunday
fault
two
months
at
the
Oakalla
Phone
383
CAB
3a
I
fori
fig
for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
miuugn
nean
lauure.
runerai,
Th..
hririo'
fatv,,.,
,i,
"ii'iomg
s
train,
returning
on
nrison
farm
1
arrangements
had
not
been
com
aces
a
butcher
storp
in
Rr
'
aay
s
train
Mrs.
J
.
Irvine
--r
J
m
pieted
this
morning.
Lake
was
nnnhlo
t
h
.
,.
.
o"u
ciuHuvn
are
spenaing
a
lew
in
h
loin
...
t
.....
k
at
the
wedding
because
of"theays
fwith
relat'ves
in
Pri.xe
practically
stamped
out
for,
as
lateness
of
the
train
from
UwKupm-
'
!
the
magistrate
pointed
out,
tliere
east.
!
.
are
nearlv
three
hnnrirpri
inn.
Mrs.
Morris
Wightman
left
for
i
,.amn
in
v,
i
i,.
.,.i..
I.
ATTENTION
Home
Owners
1-
'jh--,
..'.
.-.a-
Phone
649
220
Sixth
St
rrw'fi
fcf
l.
U
Terrace
Cemetery
Board
In
Session
Prince
Rupert
recently
where
a,and.
if
tney
all
killed
rnoose
out1
son
was
born
in
the
hospital,
0f
season,
It
would
mean
the
I
e'
itxterminution
of
the
moose
In!
'
i
this
area.
a
obbiBurnfn
The
mcat
confiscated
to:
Modernize
Your
Home
th
AI
L
YOi:
NKEI),
T
I
SE
Ol
lt
HOME
IMPROVEMENT
FINANCE
PU
jjf
y-''
V'-S
TERRACE-The
annual
meeting
of
the
Terrace
Cemetery
Board
was
held
in
the
Credit
Union
Hall
last
Thursday
even
IS
A
Ci)OI)
aiiMT
swt
ing
with
the
executive
members,
music
of
the
Terrace
Ramblers,
SEE
OUR
WINDOW
DISPLAY
Sale
for
One
Week
Only
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
teSyyTf
READING.Eng.
(P
-
More
than
oniy
m
attendance.
Harry
King
presided.
t
:
ANY
AMOINT
up
to
$2()0.Bfl
may
be
financed.
f
are
due
monthly,
and
ou
can
have
up
to
21
moult
Down
payments
ure
nut
necessary.
The
work
in
the
cemetery
dur
square
dances.
The
door
pnzeIVPlopment
Bshir?
Bt
lnis
city
was
won
by
Barbara
Stewart.
'
mi
r,i.
,
f
.i
Have
a
Good
Meal!
:
MEW
CITY
CAFE
FULL
COURSE
MEALS
or
Phone
Biue
92
I
(Ml
T
AKE
Ol
T
ORDERS
ing
tne
past
year
was
reviewed.
uuwuuig
ior
tools,
tic
.
had'
t
kivcu
oy
uie
because
thv
had
nn
,i.nt.
.-t
bpen
erected
on
the
grounds
J
slsters
of
lhe
lociBe,
general
con-!
in
the
past
year
Thev
oav
in
'
Thar.
n-i
..Mil
.
.
.
VPtlfir
hPintT
Mrs
l?lr,rAv,nA
Tr.il
'
.J
J
J
,
i..v.c
a
ami
a
soda
oaiancc
average
oi
w.o
a
week.
Various
improvements
which
ran
be
financed
PUin
arc
as
follows:
Attic
rooms,
adding
rooms,
re-c
new
flooring,
modernizing
kitchens,
bathroom;
bascment
rooms,
etc.
omelliinci
in
the
treasury
to
start
the
season
off
this
year.
There
had
been
2:1
Xua-.'ruts!
last,
vear.
"
i
The
new
cemetery
plot
v,i,:
'ol
surveyed.
Election
of
officers
suited
in
last
year
s
boaru
ga-g1
back
into
office:
i
Chairman,
Harry
King.
Secretary-t
r
e
a
s
u
r
e
r
Ralph
'
Corey
,
Executive,
Walter
Warner,
Wil-
Credit
can
be
arranged
very
easily
by
simply
calling
t
office
and
filling
out
the
special
application
form
PHSLPOTT,
EVITT
&
Co.
Phone
551
KLIIDING
SH'1'I.IKS
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