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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Monday.
April
20,
1991
Terrace
Board
of
Trade,
After
Long
Debate,
Endorses
Alaska
iway
But
With
Reservations
dorse
the
resolution
so
long
as
Ca
nadian
interests
were
safeguarded.
This
was
agreed
to.
Repairs
to
Queen
Charlotte
Wharf
Are
Being
Asked
Charles
C
McOonegal,
handless
veteran,
postmaster
of
Bell.
Calif
can
drivp
an
automobile,
fly
an
aeroplane,
write
or
typewrite,
and
usslst
himself
in
every
way
just
as
If
he
had
the
use
of
his
1
1
handSv
feOWNTREES
Tea
and
Sale
at
Affair
Held
Saturday
by
Ladles'
GuUd
of
United
Church
TERRACE,
April
17:
A
resolution
received
from
the!
Burns
Lake
Board
of
Trade
urging
the
provincial
govern-;
terrace.
mpnr
rn
start
pnrmtrnrti'nn
nf
rhp
R.
T.-Alnskn
hiVhu-av
nt
Pleatnrtt
anc
woccsuui
tunfiHim
once,
but
not
at
the
expense
of
any
major
highway
pro-'TSSSSS
lect
m
the
nrovmce
already
undertaken
bv
the
mibiic
f,
rv
k,-
an4
Hasta
mvJt.
I
Mrs.
W.
L.
Anderson
presided
over
j
the
home
cooking
being
assisted
by
I
Mrs.
Moore
and
Mrs.
Thomas,
while
the
tea
.tables
were
attended
by
.Mrs.
Swann,
Mrs.
Kenney
and
Mrs.
Is
Seeking
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
April
20,
l9,n
QUART
MEE'
RLY
HELD
Much
Business
Transacted
by
Terrace
Body
Secretary
Submits
Report
TERRACE,
April
20
There
was
a
good
gathering
In
the
Legion
j
Hail
Terrace
on
Tuesday
night
on
1
he
occasion
of
the
quarterly
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Trade.
Mr.
J
K.
Gordon
presided
and
in
open-mg
the
meeting
expressed
regret
at
the
absence
of
Henry
Halliwe'L
the
secretary,
for
the
first
time
during
the
years
he
had
served
on
he
board.
N.
Sherwood
was
elected
secretary
pro
tern
and
read
the
minutes
of
the
last
quarterly
meeting
which
were
adopted
on
the
motion
of
Fred
Nash,
seconded
by
H
M.
Witlson.
letters
from
the
secretary
to
the
CPR.
and
to
th"
Hon
R.
W
Bruhn
were
approved.
A
motion
introduced
by
F.
Nash
and
seconded
by
H.
M.
Wllteon.
railed
upon
the
Dominion
Gavtrn-ment
to
Institute
a
system
of
unemployment
Insurance
throughout
the
Dominion
forthwith.
m
o
A
resolution
in
favor
of
the
es-
1
erraCC
OUCCeSS
tabilshment
of
national
health
In-
suranee
was
deferred
for
consider-ation
at
a
later
meeting
Dfeeusslon
took
place
on
public
works
and
Mr.
Hepburn
said
that
Mr.
Cotton
had
expressed
himself
as
very
sympathle
towards
'
the
Apm
aa.-A
rery:nwk
of
tftf
dArIet
works
department,
was
the
centre
round
which
a
lengthy
tng
sale
was
attended
by
a
large
7
"H"
ia
inc
arac-
ttons
of
the
district.
discussion
took
place
at
the
meetings
-
number
of
friends.
The
church
and
of
the
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
on
have
to
repair
it
three
tines
a
year,
hu
ur
v.r.
nrttiiv
hii
Oi
motion
of
Mr
Burnett
it
was
decided
to
send
a
letter
of
thanks
to
J.
C.
Ollbert
for
his
help
In
F
Nash
moved
and
W.
A.
Klrk
Tuesday.
and
should
never
be
able
to
keep
and
,eUow
and
panted
Patrick
seconded
a
resolution
ask
In
reply
to
Mr.
Heoburn
it
was
.
tt
ta
repair.
.
ntaa.hu?
f
ft
i
ln
Dr.
Mandy
to
approve
an
ap
pointed
out
that
a
private
corpora-:
A
vot
taken
on
a
moUon
to
Mr;
Q
Beveridge,
as
president
of
!
PrPrtatlon
r
making
a
trail
tol
tn
had
orrered
to
traUd
the
road
pp"
"
"imu
uirc
nwuiwn
the
Ladiea'
Ouild,
was
in
charge
and
'
MJC
numer
group
ui
cjaims
near
in
re
tarn
for
concessions
and
that
but
W
declared
lost.
wag
gpiefKlidly
supported
by
the
la-
Ka'un
la-the
concessions
were
chiefly
the
two
1
Mr-
Nah-
however,
moved
andr'Ai9MO
various
committee.
'
secretary
presented
the
fol-cenU
on
gasoline
and
the
right
to
Mr.
Hepburn
seconded,
a
further
re-
xh
ancy
wrk
sU11
In
tn!
lowing
quarterly
report:
establish
roadhouses
along
the
solution
pledging
the
board
to
en-
capable
hands
of
Mrs.
W
A.
Kirk-1
'
.
highway.
Mr.
Nash
strongly
favored
sup
porting
the
Burns
Lake
resolution
bat
thought
American
money
was1
not
really
needed
to
build
our
road.
Mx.
Hepburn
thought
the
door
'
should
not
be
closed
against
any
of-
fer
of
assistance
from
America,
which
was
going
to
help
in
devei-oping
B.C.
t
Mr.
Nash:
"Well,
whatever
eon-!
cestfcms
are
made
to
American
in
Patrick
with
Mrs.
Soucle
and
Mrs.
j
Tne
QUarter
has
n
one
ln
Ffalter
assisting.
j
-.hfc-h
.
mnd
rtMl
of
urlr
ha
hun
undertaken
and
useful
results
achieved."
,
j
At
the
annual
meeting
Mr.
Nash
raised
.the
qufsUoa
afaV'buy-at-
home"
campaign
Kahim
bridge
started.
and
the
whole
MeKenney.
Mrs
T
B
Brooks
aeted
!
toetadlag
a
consideration
as
treasurer
and
Mrs
J.
Brooks
and
j
of
iocal
prices,
was
referred
to
a
new
Mrs.
McDonald
poured.
leommitu
th
mmn.
mmn.
During
the
afternoon
an
aoeept-t
t
,,-
.
.lth
able
and
varied
program
was
ren-
tuch
i
01MS-h0J?
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY,
April
dered.
A
pretty
toy
tea
party
scene
!
,17,
I
.
.
.
t.
.
,.Ta.
1SI
A
,1
.v.-
n
.1
I
.
.
-
.
..
-
.
.
oct.uc
a.
irumuw
ut
MrresH
wo
mm
oe
aosoiuieiy
eer-
w
"'
vrucru
wui-
was
enacted
oy
uoromy
nuey
ano
.
t,.
ra,,
tr,rtjfinr,
nt
,tn
i
Uta
,of
the
freedom
of
our
Canadian
Board
of
Trade
was
hd
M
sheila
MeKenney.
Rev.
H.
T.
iUlHtjffJi!
road."
week.
After
routine
business
the
sang
a
toU
and
a
pretty
piece
was
T
ithouh
nrw.d
thmntrh
Mr.
Burnett:
"If
we
are
not
in
a
board
took
up
the
damage
done
to
rendered
by
Misses
Sophia
McLar-
tl
"
,
mnnlV!
unawTiHnff
I
position
to
build
the
road
ourves.
th
boat
slip
moorlng
by
th
recent'
en.
Evelyn
Thomas
and
Berth.
'
AS
t
pZSLrt.
we
cannot
expect
America
to
de
It
ine
sum
oi
sia
was
asxea
oy
Moore,
while
Eileen
Beveridge
gave
ln
;h
rd
on
,he
a,
tM(,
th(.
without
concesrtons.
and
If
we
re-
wt
from
J.
P.
Forde.
district
engm-
interesting
reading.
j
lake
was
supported.
nrS
fuse
them,
we
wUl
get
no
road
at
r-
Vic
torn
to
repair
damage-all."
The
meeting
endorsed
the
fair
Mr.
Robinson
pointed
out
that
af-
ol
of
the
wages
for
work
ter
the
concsialoju
proposed
had
on
the
wharf
lately
repaired
here,
paid
the
cost
of
the
road
the
whole
.
on
which
trouble
arose
as
no
wage
cost
of
maintenance
would
then
de-
was
posted
on
the
Job.
volve
on
Canada.
.
Mr.
MeNtehoi.
Usk,
roundly
condemned
the
whole
scbeme.
Th?
road
would,
he
satd,
cost
about
$24,000,000
to
build
and
afterwards
we
would
PRESBYTERIAN
Recommendations
from
Stewart;
Board
of
Trade
with
reference
to
,
proposed
alterations
in
mining
laws
:
WHM
rfm
tn
Jhm
mfnlfvt
inm.
I
YO!
1NH
PFOPI
V
''
mtMt-
w11
not
et
reported.
'
lvwi,u
-
A
resolution
frwn
Burns
Uke
Board
of
Trade
regarding
the
B.
C.
JV
.A
tol01
th?
ranadlan
Orcanixatlon
Former
at
Meeting
Alaska
highway
has
been
consider-JrT.
""f1""1
epartment
ar-
Aftcr
chureh
Last
Nljht
E.
ed.
but
was
referred
to
thU
meeting.
rived
in
the
city
from
the
interior
on
yesterday
afternoon's
tram
SsaaaaHMaaaVaaaaaB
Smith.
President
Burns
night
was
celebrated
under
-
j
tbe
auspices
of
this
board
and
was
After
evening
service
last
night,
a
j
a
great
success.
$62.40
being
reihz-
Young
People's
'Soeltty
wat
formed
I
ln
conneetifl
wlgta
Fttsi
Pebyter-'
Another
function
was
the
benefit!
Ian
Church.
'MeHns
wtlnbe
held!
dance
speneored
by
the
board
for,
every
second
Tuesday
evening
'
tf
DeKergommeaux
family
after
starting
next
week.
A
provisional
th?
fire
in
which
they
lost
every-.
slate
of
off
leers
has
been
elected.
,
thing,
and
by
this
means
over
9100
These
wll
lserve
until
June,
when,
was
raised,
the
orRanitation
will
suspend
actt-
Application
was
made
for
the
al-vitlee
for
the
summer,
resuming
in
1
location
of
at
lea
rt,0t0
for
the
September.
The
officers
are
as
follows:
President.
E.
J.
Smith.
Vice-president.
Miss
Malsie
Mac
donald
Skeenn
riding,
and
pressure
was,
exerted
to
get
the
erection
of
the:
March
secrc
ary.
M,
PolemaTameran.
J
aVu
Meh
meetln
g
nl,.
,
rT
t:
T
..u
'
frmea
regarding
the
ifJitS
?.n
h,
lth!rln,
of
men
for
employment
Ml
Jj""
!
the
agricultural
M
1
rha
1
1
anrt
Orf
fSo0
Educational
m,!L
Miss
Eileen
JL
L
Oe-
1
otSmmltt.
but
so
far
no
report
has
borne.
Mis.
Sheila
Stuart.
MlsaM.r
'leeture.
rt
was
arranged
Mf
wtt7
n
"
Dr.
Mandy
lectur-
iS
rdiaTdemorutrated
to
miner,
and
km
MSiS2;
Olive
Munro.
SSS-JSi!
fcmu
......
n
.
J
!
cjrpectedly
popular.
Dwltcht
Rice.
mm
wvi
kV
caUM
K
vision
of
a
government
bath-house
atLakebe
Hot
Soring
has
been
un-avaiteg,
-
Stroas-fferU
have
been
put-for-
0JCdiCrbHip
thew
e(oru
hay
,rult.
1
A
meeting
of
the
economic
corn
Representative
Fred
A.
Ilrlttaln
01
mittee
wus
held
with
the
merchants
lUlnoH
jNQinliutrs
Himself
WAS111NOTON,
April
20
Repre-yentatlve
Fred
A.
Brlttaln,
Republican
from
Illinois,
announces
that
he
will
be
a
candidate
for
the
Speakership
of
the
House
of
Representatives
In
succession
to
the
late
Nicholas
Longworth.
am
vs
Colds
dosing
Just
rub
on
VICKS
VAPoRua
i,iin,n.i,i.iirij;i:.iij
01
the
town
and
a
lengthy
discussion
took
place
with
the
object
of
trying
to
find
some
means
of
promoting
more
purchasing
of
goods
in
Terrace,
but
nothing
resulted.
A
number
of
resoluUons
were
brought
forward
by
the
economic
committee,
these
Including
one
asking
for
the
establishment
of
a
rriar-
ket
for
the
sale
of
farm
produce.
The
question
of
unemployment
insurance
was
referred
to
the
quarterly
meeting.
A
resolution
from
the
civic
af-.aire
committee
suggesting
a
com-.nunlty
picnic
was
approved,
as
was
ne
to
promote
a
father
and
son
.lean
up
day.
A
resolution
to
introduce
a
park
Jevelopmcnt
scheme
was
referred
.0
the
commissioners.
The
instillation
of
a
fire
alarm
yttem
and
fire
fighting
equipment
was
strongly
recommended
by
tbe
board
of
trade
and
was
put
Into
.ores
by
the
commissioners.
April
The
April
meeting
was
also
a
busy
one.
The
annuaf
return
was
ordered
ii
be
sent
to
Ottawa
and
an
appll-latlen
from
the
Canadian
Government
information
Bureau
at
Detroit
for
information
regarding
the
pro-potfd
purchase
of
land
in,
the
Lak-else
Valley
was
referred
tq
Mr.
Ken-
1
ney.
A
list
of
members
of
the
board
I
was
sent
to
the
Canadian
Forestry
Association
who
will
probably
com-,
munlcate
with
each
me:nber
before
long.
!
I
Thanks
was
aeain
received
fromi
I
the
American
consul
in
Prince
Ru-'
pert
for
services
rendered.
I
An
effort
to
help
the
Fatt
Fair
As
sociation
was
approved
and
is
to
be
reported
on
tonight;
Various
resolutions
of
the
economic
committee
and
the
civic
affaire
committee
were
referred
to
this
quarterly
meeting.
.
The
secretary
announced
his
intention
to
resign
and
several
members
spoke
in
appreciation
of
his
work.
He
promised
to
continue
In
office
during
April,
but
intimated
that
he
would
not
withdraw
his
resignation.
It
was
agreed
to
give
a
welcome
to
the
Hon.
R.
WV
Bruhn,
on
his
forthcoming
visit
to
the
district.
A
suggestion
put
forward
by
Mr.
iKenney
and
adopted
was
one
to
communicate
with
the
C.
P.
R.
urging
that
the
claim
of
the
railway
route
from
thp
Peace
River
district
via
the
headwaters
of
the
Naas
and
iKalum
Valley.
i
Generally
the
work
of
the
board
has
proceeded
with
smoothness
I
during
the
quarter.
TTieit
constipation
remember
these
age-old
non-habit-,
forming
correctives
Seecjam'J
mm
BRING
HEALTH
Thinking
1
M
en
invest
-1
,
in
Life
m
mm
JL
1
1
1
"r
"fY
nsurance
TN
years
gone
hjt
man
sought
independence
for
X
himself
and
family
by
diligently
saving
part
of
his
earnings
and
gradually
accumulating
a
"nest-egg,,
to
provide
for
old
age,
death
or
other
eventuality.
Today,
thinking
men
reverse
the
procedure.
They
first
create
an
estate,
with
the
aid
of
Life
Insurance,
and
then
pay
for
it
out
of
income.
These
men
regard
Life
Insurance
as
the
most
important
of
all
investment!
one
"which
immediately
guarantees
protection
for
loved
ones,
education
for
the
children
arid
independence
in
later
years.
What
other
investment
offers
so
much?
By
owning
Life
Insurance
you
can
have
the
confidence
that
comes
from
having
certain
definite
resources
behind
you-reserve
funds
that
you
can
depend
on
for
future
needs.
And
Life
Insurance
encourages
systematized
saving
Jle
foundation
of
auccess.
Think
what
your
financial
position
will
be
ten
or
twenty
years
from
now.
Then
ask
a
Life
Insurance
Representative
to
assist
you
in
planning
bdepen-dence
for
yourself
and
family.
1.
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Lite
Insurance
Service
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