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to
fciiilvl
Even
Londoi
SIMPLE
Frince
Rupert
Daily
News
:
Wednesday,
January
24,
1951
United
Church
Flourishing
TERRACE
I
OPICS
SORE
THROAT
Apply
worm
rty
Jt
First
United
Church
had
ft
Marineau
nioiwgins
"""
f
i
1
.
j
Influence
people.
UIVMTt
lAinnlfin
"Wnen
1
brirlB:
UP
the
subject
UIUilG
,(MlHiJdlUn
of
divorce
among
frlerds,
the
Britons
Using
Candles
Again
School
Rev.
L.
G.
very
favorable
year
In
1950,
ac-
Sunday
gloixfc.
At
druf.
a
af.
Kiphpr
Rupert-Hoines
Ferry
Likely
JUNEAU.
Col.
John
Noyes,
chief
of
the
Alaska
road
commission,
thinks
the
war
crisis
will
amke
It
easy
to
get
money
for
construction
of
the
Prince
Rupert-Haines
car
ferry
this
year
but
it
will
take
a
year
or
two
to
get
the
ferries
constructed
and
in
operation.
cording
to
reports
presented
flW
0nd,
0
'
room
ts
split
mto
two
camps,
the
annual
congregational
meet-
'
Men's
Club
Crawford
Moore.
Costs
Friendship
ins
Tuesdav
nitrht
The
most
COIT.
ExnloTer'
anrt
Vara
he
told
the
Authors'
Club.
"There
is
a
great
division
and
it's
all
my
fault.
Now
I
don't
brine
it
up
notable
features
were
the
tor-
tion
Schools
Miss
Anita
M.I
LONDON
it)
Business
is
mation
of
an
Active
men's
club,
Stewart.
(booming
in
Britain's
candle
fac-
with
80
members,
under
the
Cubs
Dr.
J.
D
Galbraith
i
lories.
LONDON.
TrH
TUInnnrr.ft
bachelor,
savs
that
if
vnn
want
very
often.'
Want
Ads.
Sure
Resnltsl
i
ekbrates
87th
Birthday
Curs
Held
Up
fey
Snow
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harvey
Doll
entertained
at
their
home
on
Sunday
afternoon
In
honor
of
Mr.
Doll's
mother,
Mrs.
Leah
Doll,
who
was
celebrating
her
87'.h
birthday.
A
huge
birthday
cake,
featuring
87
candles
and
making
a
spectacular
display
when
they
were
all
lighted,
was
the
feature
of
the
refreshments.
E.
D.
Recent
power
cuts
have
se?n
to
do
a
lot
of
good
try
to
reform!
introduced
a
bill
for
the
divorce
laws
here
hut.
:
divorce
reform
last
year
but
It
presidency
f
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene,'
Finansial
statement
and
the
expansion
of
youth
ac-
forward.
Housewives
scurrying
...J,S
to
w
buy
u,
I
-
J
1
1
!VI.
uviusB
wun
new
ooys
ana
gin
.
Officials
of
the
church
for
emergency
supplies
and
manu-imay
cost
you
some
friendships.'"''"'
'w,.
ui
...
Sluviiifi
raising,
crating
taeturers
are
being
swampV.
The
SC-year-old
peer
is
going'?"1"
""Is
was
l"
aDO''fn
1
Lawrence
tt
with
orders
for
ren'aur
.
Uw
v.,.
,
llaw
wnicn
PrevenU
a
divorced
groups
as
well
as
Explorers
ana
jg5t
are:
CGIT
groups
and
reorganise-
Minister
Rev
tion
of
the
Fourth
Prince
Rupert
8teber.
B
A
B
n
.1
stocks.
One
firm
wax
so
nwhwl
1
"""'
.
man
fr?m
marrying
his
wife's
cTEWARt
NEWS
racK
"
oi
cuos.
vuua,
i
.
.
1
one
wiic
iiujiuit-u
nunurea
o
.,.,.(..
linn:,.
-
i
i.
Shipping
Bnd
jnerw
(artape
and
Storage
mpl(.tc
Reliable
and
Effl-,Hit
Service.
Also
agents
for
uiiaclliin
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
,r
Oxvgcn.
Acetylene
and
all
Mrs.
Doll,
whose
looks
belie
her
tor
nrde-a
It
-finHmiBH
mni-lrin
T
""""
irouau.se
11
.sisier
a
ruling,
ne
saia,
causing
hroughout
K
2?
,
fli""s
d
"
much
hardship
and
Immorality.
the
light
of
its
own
product.
-
young
folk
are
enrolled.
f
.
H.
Thompson,
A.
Thompson,
The
church
membership
in-
Dr
K
0
k.
F.
Hardin,
age.
was
the
recipient
of
the
beit
wishes
of
her
family
as
well
as
EUtS.
Others
at.
I
ho
nartu
ilddinp,
supplies.
creased
by
a
very
gratitying
du
3ohn
McBride,
Mrs.
J.
S.
Irvine..
The
electricity
p
-oblem
t'.iis1
Percent.
j
Board
Stewards-Dr.
L.
M.
winter.
has
been
the
severest
The
financial
position
was
"e-
Greene
chairman-
A
S
Nicker-
since
antJ
Briti
women
are
ported
very
satisfactory
with
g,m
Secretary
D
Forward
Jee,i"8
the
pinch
In
more
ways
$0000
raised
for
general
church'
treasurer'
M
Krueeer
C
r'
tnan
om-
were
close
relatives
her
daugh-'
Women
cf
the
Moose,
at
their
ter
and
son-in-law
and
family
reKular
meeting
last
Thursday,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Anton
Hobenshield'
held
a
socittl
vifrg
after
the
J,
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
with
whom
she
makes
her
home
under
the
auspices
ol
work,
an
Increase
of
$2600
over
,
R(lhpr,,
H
shear.lown
Dr
D.
Inside
the
home
It's
just
too'
the
Homemakinir
t
:nm
m
it
tx.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alan
Jones
anl
ili'm
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
l'Jl"
I'hoiws
(
anfl
61
Darnel.
Mrs.
Elsie
wo.,
a
,ciai
!
the
l1!
1.
gift
priue.
Mrs.
BcUy
Walker
won
j
The
church
was
given
a
com
ham
and
A.
D.
Ritchie.
I
tor
llftht,
heat
and
cooking.
Manv
Trustees
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
A.
'ahw
find
they
have
to
leave
tho
S.
Nicke.rson.
O.
R.
Green.
lima
hairesser
with
hair
still
wt.
me
c
urst
prize
in
a
a
con
contest
est
with
W1U1
I
JJ'ci
P'ete
renovation
iraunuuii
with
wim
casn
casu
out
uui
Mr
and
iL
Mrs
'ft.
Timum,
.l
.Ld
"
,
urn-i
"
Mrs.
Elsie
Ku.tas
taking
a
con-1
lay
of
about
$1500
and
VOlun
ed
la
"
"x"-..i
soiailon
nnz"
The
nhantor
hm
teer
lahnr
u;hlpVi
miorit.
have
n,,n
tr
it
u..,.
Charlotte
Islands
.
.
hr.
th,,
.
"..
'
r-
..
"
b-
jttles
represent
money
i
i
f
.
representative
D.
Presbytery
have
been
on
business.
i
your
Dosernenr.
ror
year
anu
nas
aatted
considerably
sponsibillty
sponsibillty
lor
the
church
lm
ine
electric
nners
nave
Deen
cut
-off.
Others
have
left
in
'tears,
with
their
hair
in
a
half-permed
tangle.
"It's
ruining
business,"
said
Joe
Eaton,
secretary
of
the
Nortn
to
their
nicmb(!lihip.
e
balance
of
this
1
Forward.
'
Choir
leader
J.
S.
t
Organists
Henry
was
largely
the
and
the
Women's
provements
Men's
Club
Auxiliary.
During
the
illness
In
hosnli.nl
Wilson.
A.
Pluym,
iionih
only,
we
will
help
hi
oncer
ruci
xivert
them
into
cash.
99
of
Sam
Kirkaidy,
postmaster,
Ernest
Unwin,
auditor,
cf
Bon
tJodds
Is
on
the
mail
route
Prince
Rupert
has
been
here
en
to
una
from
the
station
with
the
business
luring
the
past
week.
He
man
bags.
.returned
to
his
heme
on
Monday.
!
Miss
Yvonne
Larson.
I
Caretaker
K.
Young.
'
W.A.
president
Mrs.
none
I
J
c,
a
n
a
our
1
--West
Federation
of
London
'
Hairdressers.
"Appointments
ar?
D.
luck
will
call
for
quart-
REPORTS
PESENTEI
Reports
were
presented
to
the
well
attended
and
enthusiastic
annual
meeting,
presided
over
by
the
pastor,
Rev.
L.
G.
Sieher,
as
follows:
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
Barclay.
W.M.S.
president
Mrs.
O.
K
I
being
cancelled
wholesale
Faught.
j
Men's
Club
president
Dr.
L.
Hiethwov
U
GnnH
A
chimney
fire
at
the
home'
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Kill,
Ebyi
Road,
resulted
in
the
volunteer
fire
brigade
being
called
out
at
2:20
on
Sunday
afternoon
'
damage
was
done.
i
ties
of
not
less
than
ozen
Coke
and
North
tar
Brand.
North
Star
general
William
Woman
Teacher
Enjoyed
Spain
M.
Greene.
Trcffic
Increose
and
organists
J.
Church
Dunn.
Choirs
Wilson.
Organ
G.
Large.
I
Sunday
School
departmental
b'
superintendents
Junior-Inter-I
mediate,
Rev.
L.
G.
Sieber;
Prill.'
marv
Mrs
l".
J
n
Olson-
Be
n
I
Frank
Calder,
MLA
for
Atlin.
speaking
of
the
gradual
develop
Caf
rehabilitation
Dr.
e
ment
of
motor
traffic
on
the
oroaaway
Jottling
Works
t).
Forward;
-Con-
Alaska
Hiehwav
said
it
contin-
m
.
.
"
i
KINGSTON
w
Margaret
E.
v,
ife
g
tne
cemeterv
Garnham,
Havana-born
Spanish
board
has
been
called
for
Thurs-
teacher
at
Queen's
University
H.n
even'"B
in
tne
Credit
Union
'here,
recently
toured
Spain
on
Hall
so
that
some
matters
may
only
S150
ginners,
Mrs
rad
United
Stewart.
Hall,
Miss
A.
M.
ues
to
grow
along
quite
substan
Women's
Missionary
Society
Mrs.
O.
Green.
Telephone
132
tial
lines.
The
road
itself
keeps
j
in
good
shape
and
is
an
im-,
i
v-.u.cu
uu
oeiore
in
(ipnnn..i
(fax
Bcs
Missionary
and
Maintenance
Associated
with
First
United
Mrs.
J.
S.
Irvine.
I
Church
Miss
A.
M.
Stewart,
Women's
Auxiliary
Mrs.
C.
W.M.S.
missionary.
01
james
MacKay
for
a
few
week.s'
stay
In
Vancouver
at
the
end
of
this
month.
She
told
a
woman's
group
here
that
her
train
fare
was
about
$40
for
the
trip
that
took
her
through
most
cf
the
country.
.
Food
is
strictly
rationed
in
Spain
and
black
market
flourishes
at
prnnibiuve
prices.
provement
of
importance
to
the
)
whole
northland.
BEST
METHOD
,
Baking
potatoes
Is
said
to
be
j
j
the
best
way
to
cook
them
to
re-1
)
tain
maximum
food
values.
J
rmest
Cooking
BULGERS
Robert
Parker
of
Prince
Rupert
was
a
week-end
visitor
in
Terrace.
He
drove
here
but,
on
account
of
snow,
hud
to
leave
Hours:
"T
a.m.
to
I
a.m.
-Phone
200
For
take
home
orders-
She
and
a
woman
companion
eniiiQ
ore
now
showing
the
latest
a
his
car
here
and
return
to
the
told
that
In
drought-ridden
coast
by
train.
Spain
there
is
a
shortage
of
eiec-
i
tricity
in
the
north
and
that
Mrs.
W.
Osborne
spent
the
drinking
water
is
In
short
supply
j
HANDY
HOTBED
CAN
BE
MADE
OUTSIDE
BASEMENT
WINDOW
week-end
In
Prince
Rupert,
go-
111
lne
central
and
southern
.see
Bulovas
nig
mere
on
Thursday's
train
"""s.
Most
economical
hot
bed
hi
wind.
Roadbeds
of
th
railway,
lines
n..
i
.,nb-
i
hiu
The
frame
may
have
to
bo
anu
returning
on
Tuesday
morning's
train.
nvo
hM
Ik..
II
l
..
j
--'
"l-'-H.
"
t,
nw
wiiti.
ii.
in
a
m
ar
miracle"
when
a
train
runs
on
time,
she
said.
But
she
found
the
country
ex
around
a
window
opening
from
caulked,
where
It
joins
the
foun-a
heaed
basement,
preferably
rdation
to
prevent
drafts,
other-a
south
window.
In
front
of
thewise
It
is
built
like
the
garden
window
make
a
shallow
excava-
'type,
using
a
standard
or
odd
size
tion,
about
a
foot
deep.
The
size
'
sash
as
you
choose.
Mrs.
Collins
drove
down
to
Prince
Rupert
in
the
middle
of
last
week
to
meet
Darrall
Col
tremely
interesting,
the
food
lins
wno
was
returning
from
good,
the
hotels
clean
and
the
musi
oe
ngurea
careiuuy,
so
t
,
Heat
is
suppiied
to
this
bad
by
Vancouver
where
he
has
been
on
people
friendly
and
helpful.
legal
Dusiness.
uiai
a
irame
set
in
mis
excava-
opening
the
basement
window,
tion
can
be
covered
by
window
anti
allowing
the
heated
base-
The
Newlv
Patented
Lamps!
Lamps!
Lamps!
See
Dui
Stock
Now!
I
I
Ill.fWI
I
:
'
:
.'
.
TRILITE
LAMPS
t
-S"
rT1l
Complete
with
silk
shades
Ma
....
$19.00
up
!
TORCHERE
LAMPS
JA
$15.75
and
$18.95"
TABLE
LAMPS
.
-
.
-
$4.95
and
$6.95
-
,i
NOVELTY
LAMPS
".
:
$4.95
ODD
SHADES
98c
up
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Prince
Rupert
Phone
210
Stewart,
B.C.
or
nuv
Deo
sasn.
as
in
ine
case
ment
air
to
enter
the
bed.
The
of
other
hot
beds,
a
glass
substi-
window
is
left
onen
at
night,
and
Better
English
By
D.
C.
Williams
Several
motorists
who
took
the
risk
of
driving
to
Prince
Rupert
last
Thursday
were
unable
to
return
by
car
due
to
the
snowstorm
and
the
road
being
blocked.
Bell
Winding
Models
luie
may
De.
used
on
tne
sasn,
u
may
of
ten
dosed
curing
the
j
desired.
j
day,
when
the
sun
is
shining
on
j
Build
a
frame
to
fit
the
exea-
the
bed.
Hot
beds
of
this
type
vation.
The
sides
must
slant
have
been
tried
and
tested,
and
'
sharply
from
a
point
above
the
although
they
do
not
maintain
window,
almost
to
the
ground,
temperatures'
as
high
as
other
Fit
the
sash
on
this
frame,
using
kinds
the
heat
will
be
more
hinges
at
the
top
so
the
sash
even,
and
the
ventilation
much
may
easily
be
raised
for
ventila-
better.
J
tion.
Earth
may
be
banked
The
main
things
to
watch
are
Mrs.
Mangnus
returned
on
Tuesday
morning's
train
from
Prince
Rupert
where
she
had
speiH
the
last
few
days.
mm
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"He
was
talking
with
you
and
I."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronunciation
of
"limousine"?
3.
Whic
one
of
these
words
's
misspelled?
Manufactu-y,
mercury,
perjury,
treasury.
.
Wha:
does
the
word
"marital"
mean?
5.
What
word
beginning
with
tenipuraiure
ana
oralis,
veniu-
around
the
frame
to
keep
out
the
ation
is
necessary
on
warm
days,
.
The
Kinsmen
are
starting'
this
week
to
canvass
the
town
for
the
"March
of
Dimes"
for
polio
victims.
cold;
and
the
sides
should
be
as
and
for
very
short
periods
on
tight
as
possible
to
keep
out
the
cooler
days.
ese
new
'Dual
Wind'
4'lovos
will
wind
auto-
v.
i
,,
7
,
.
Iam
means
"vague"?
Charles
Adam
returned
from
a
two-months'
trip
Answers
itically
in
any
position
.
?-
a
which
took
him
all
the
way
by
j
1.
Say,
"with
you
and
me."
Bc.h
air
to
Scotland
and
England,
pronouns
are
obiects
of
the
1
Before
returning
to
Terrace
he
crepesition
"w
ith."
2.
Pronounce
visited
friends
in
the
south.
.
!e-moo-zen.
fcith
e's
as
in
"me,"j
Triced
at
-
'0U
TQ0,
ARC
HEEDED
T0DAV
KJ
ISO
&
69.50
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85
in
'
tool,'
accent
lat
syl-
;
:
as
i-ii;!lable.
3.
Manufactory.
4.
Per-
NINE
FEET
OF
'raining
to
marriage.
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and
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were
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in
mnrltal
difficulties."
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by
the
world's
largest
nufacturer
of
fine
watches
mis.
STEWART
A
total
of
108
Inches
of
snow
has
fallen
on
the
flats
so
far
this
winter.
At
thirteen
mile
on
-the
Salmon
River
Road
ever
twenty-four
feet
is
recorted
as
havini?
.'alien
and
about
thirty
feet
at
the
Premier
Mine.
Canada
needs
fit,
intelligent
young
men...
urgently
...today...
for
a
man's
job
in
ships
of
the
R.C.
N.
Men
physically
fit
and
able
to
measure
up
to
Navy
standards
are
needed
now
in
all
branches
to
help
the
Navy
do
its
job
to
keep
Canada
strong
at
sea!
Be
a
sailor:
serve
your
country
and
yourself
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now.
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United
Fishermen
and
Allied
Workers
Union
this
winter
is
following
out
an
Instructional
frog
ram.
Next
week
the
course
In
public
speaking
ends.
There
have
been
about
18
attending
Tegularly
and
interest
has
been
high,
according
.to
Tom
Parkin,
northern
representative
of
tr.
union.
Next
month
the
weekly
courses
will
be
devoted
to
the
history
cf
the
union.
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are
already
a
number
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production
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