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are
things
i
.-:.d
lettuce.
1
in
r:ws
a
CARNIVAL
AT
SEAL
COVE
TO
BE
BIG
EVENT
Seal
Cove
air
base
will
be
the
not
approve,
but
it
is
better
to
conform
to
cutom.
foot
apart
whtn
one
is
going
to
cultivate
by
hand.
Carrots,
beets,
beans
are
a
little
larger
and
grow
more
slowly.
Minimum
space
here
would
be
about
15
Inches
and
rather
more
for
the
larger
beans.
Peas
ctn
be
planted
In
double
twice
that
much
space
until
the
next
double
row.
Potato
rows
should
be
30
Inches
apart.
Small
table
wjuash
do
best
in
hills
about
30
Inches
square
and
eventually
i
i
il.fr
1
.
i-.Iiia
nlqnla
tn
1
.aro;ncss
aosui
eigut
lo
mcnc
h"""
"
-he
"ood
(
hill.
Space
between
hills
should
.deration
be
at
leatt
15
Inches
to
allow
for
ason'.s
spreading
and
cultivation.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
MILK
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
V
"Hnl-r.
ic.
TTvrrontlv
TvTor.flp.fi!
T.
.a
er
was
tnoro
as
great
neea
ior
aid
and
comfort
brought
by
UR
Red
Cross
to
prisoners
of
war,
need
mounts
as
victory
nears.
AOeNvRED
GROSS
uracy,
7
I
.1..
waabiitiy
fcscrlptlona!
SUNRISE
CO.
LTD.
waicnwords
in
'scrlptlon
Isn't
a
matter
or
death,
we
nn
it
nB
er-
We
use
only
and
finest
quality
drugs--and
compound
with
'accuracy,
our
reputation
has
been
built
on
exPt
reliable
compounding.
Mild.
Pioneer
Drtu&tets
Open
rinih,
r-
n
nun.
J
twin
a
U..UI
liii
u
u.itti
Sxiii
"MWaya
from
12-2
p.m.
and
7-9
p.m.
k
WORE
minora
hi
and
82
iii"
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'tu
An
nil;;
UAILV
NEWS
WILL
llRINO
liwufi"
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
GIGGEY
REOPENS
SAWMILL
AT
REMO
Durintj
the
past
week,
Canadian
National
Rail-
centre
of
interest
for
all
local
i
ways
activities
have
made
Terrace
a
very
busy
place
pleasure
ana
iun
seexers
mis
Thursday
night
when
the
boys
1IJ
UXIJl
ujuc
stage
ureii
uij;
tai-
,L
,
.
.
,
.
,
,
,
,
,
.1
nivni
which
win
te
the
narticu-
the
track
and
tram
whistles
have
broken
the
silence
lar
contribution
of
the
Air
Force
at
unexpected
hours.
Men
from
the
work
gangs
have
to
the
current
Ilea
crow
cam-
come
Into
town
looking
for
dl-paign.
Outstanding
feature
of
vmlon
and
amusement.
Business
the
proceedings
will
be
the
.
.
.
.
.
..
,
.
,
.
4rn
,
has
been
good
at
the
local
res-crowning
of
the
.queen
of
the
...
carnival.
The
queen
wlU.be
the
,
tyrant
The
first
through
train
g-irl
collecting
the
greatest
num-
from
the
wet
came
Into
Tcr-ber
of
tickets
during
a
Jitney
race
late
Saturday
night,
dance
which
will
be
held
during
!
the
evening.
Other
features
of
The
railway
hxs
run
a
spur
the
evening
will
Include
the
0f'
track
Into
the
old
sawdust
.drawing
lor
prize
in
a
grand
pne
beside
Olggey's
Mill.
Men
uf
j
has
rrffie
yale
of
tickets
In
wWch
Is
are
busy
loading
sawdust
Into
"
i
'id.
if
nlronHv
linrlrr
ufl
v
In
rtfYxn
tnmm
knv
rlft..
n
4n
b(
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a
Sketch
:i.
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fit
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l.ule
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and
..tidily
.
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,ir
xi-!
irccs.
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ciiod
:
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pit
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wili
.
t
w
years
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tlii'ir
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ti
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all
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tin-
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fins"
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Of
uiji-Ii
too
.
t.
w
years
.
l!
ff
ifUlt
to
mi
t
see
ivluri
over
:
:
and
if
jjianted
.w
taller
:nu
!v
and
.'.
w.nrt
....
v
.
j
v.
.
j
...
....
..
uyjji
uii.
iiibv
uiiiuaud
aic
i.u
stores.
As
a
prelude
to
the
big
Thursday
night
entertainment
there
be
removed
and
will
be
used
by
the
C.N.R.
for
the
packing
of
ice.
will
be
a
radio
toroadiast
Wednes-
(
day
night
featuring
the
carnival
j
The
ouUIde
of
thc
frelght
shed
-rhpst-a
and
A'-
Force
artists
adjoining
the
C.N.R.
station
Is
including
Be
Fleming,
jrraduate
being
reboarded.
i
f
the
Royal
College
of
Music
In
.
Fnlond
and
Antselo
Russo,
for-1
On
Thursday
the
Royal
Can-mcrly
with
Lulgl
RomanelH's
adlan
Army
Service
Corps
at
Orchestra.
I
Prince
Rupert
sent
two
trucks
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
Q.
When
may
a
man
drop
the
fcrmal
Mv
dear
Miss
Jones"
In
young
son
ton,
was
In
town
over
Wednesday.
Olof
Hanson,
M.P.,
arrived
In
Terrace
on
Saturday
and
left
Sunday
for
Prince
Rupert.
Lloyd
S.
Mulr
of
Vancouver
Is
spending
a
few
days
In
Ter
race.
The
"Help
Holland
Fund"
concert
sponsored
by
Mrs.
C.
C
King,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
P.
Granger
and
the
latter's
pupils,
was
a
great
success.
The
Oddfellows'
Hall,
in
which
it
was
held
on
Saturday,
held
a
large
and
ap
preciative
audience.
The
talent
displayed
was
a
very
high
qual
lty.
Violin
selections
were
rend
ered
by
Helen
Somervllle,
Aaron
Haaland
and
Janet
Cold
well;
over
the
Rkeena
Hitrhwav
to
'
P'ano
selections
Dy
nernice
Mat-
Terrace
for
vegetables.
The
thews.
Colleen
Whalen
and
truck
nvtiirnrrl
the
same
dav.
i
Claudia
King.
Mr.
Granger
plavcd
several
selections
on
his
Mrs.
C.
A.
Hlnchcllffe
and
'violin.
He
was
accompanied
by
Petpr
arrived
in
Ter-
Mrs.
u
ranger
ai
me
piano.
the
salutation
or
a
letter
to
a
race
on
Wednesday
and
are
the
girl,
and
use
"Dear
Mary?"
'guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
L.
M.
A.
He
may
do
so
with
proprl-
Glggcy.
Mrs.
Hlnchcllffe
Is
the
cty
after
the
girl
has
begun
ad-
wife
of
the
Rev.
C.
A.
Hlnch-clresslne
him
by
his
christian
cllffe
who
was
for
many
years
name.
O.
If
a
person
does
not
be-
Anglican
a
popular
pastor
of
St.
Matthew's
'
sdma
Farquam.
Church
here.
She
13
lleve
in
tipping.
Is
it
good
form
being
welcomed
by
tnc
towns-for
him
to
refuse
to
give
tips?
.people.
She
Is-
to
return
on
A.
No.
Wc
are
often
forced
j
March
19
to
her
home
at
Daw-ln
fin
Ihlnna
nf
u-hleh
we
dm
son
Creek
In
the
Yukon
after
visiting
Prince
Rupert
to
attend
meetings
of
the
Anglican
Dlo-
Q.
What
U
the
best
way
for
cesan
Women's
Auxiliary.
i
-.
...til
..
.it
...ill
onc
to
mane
tne
correction
u
his
name
has
been
mispronounced?
'
A.
It
should
be
done
smilingly
and
casually,
without
displaying
any
embarrassment
or
resentment.
'cm
i
your
dollars
generously
in
response
to
ihe
1945
Red
Cross
Appeal.
Em-
route
she
will
visit
with
friends
at
Smltherg
and
Burns
I.akc.
The
mild
weather,
coupled
with
recent
falls
of
soft
snow
and
rain,
has
made
the
ground
very
soft
necessitating
the
lm
position
of
certain
restrictions
w
nrevent
undue
damage
to
the
roads.
It
is
hoped
that
con
dltlons
will
soon
be
such
as
to
permit
the
lilting
of
these
re
strictions
as
they
arc
hamper
lng
the
business
activities
of
the
town.
The
Red
Cross
canvassers
re
port
that
people
everywhere
are
resDondlnz
generously
to
the
appeal
for
funds.
aiggcy's
big
mill
at
Remo
Is
to
be
temporarily
re
-opened
to
permit
him
to
finish
getting
out
his
orders
for
lumber.
Tne
mill
In
town
will
have
to
be
closed
due
to
the
present
road
regu
lations
which
make
it
Impossible
to
haul
the
logs
which
keep
tho
mill
operating.
C.
II.
Sawlc.
publisher
of
the
Omineca
Herald
at
New
Hazcl-
HYDE
TRANSFER
Dry
Slabwood.
per
cord
.
$10
Dry
Poplar,
per
cord
..$12.50
Sawdust,
per
sack
-
-15c
PHONE
580
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
v7iaiH?a
FINEST
SALMON
Novel
features
on
the
evening's
program
were
a
Dutch
song
by
Mrs.
C.
C.
King
and
Mrs.
W.
Christy
and
a
Dutch
song
and
dance
by
Claudia
King
and
leen
ilong;
the
week
The
pupils
have
been
'
time
ane
on
Tuesday
and
Sat-1
busy
renovating
the
boys'
base-,
uday
an
a
modern
one
on
Frl-meni
of
the
Terrace
Elemen-
day.
The
remaining
members.
l
tary
School.
Walls
have
been
on
tne
stall
oi
ine
lerrace
ma-1
KAIL
AC
1
1VITIES
STEAM
TOWN
UP;
!
finished
in
light
green
and
win-
tary
Hospital
new
one
on
wea-
aows
nave
teen
irimmea
wnu
,.,v.....B.
yellow.
The
pupils
have
done
a
good
Job
and
the
room
Is
Citizens
to
the
number
of
much
brighter
and
more
at-1
fifty-five
met
In
the
Farmers'
frneHve
than
fnrmprlv
Mrs.
V.
Institute,
new
building
10
IUr
This
was
uartlv
caused
bv
the
landslide
near
Ams-.Hall.
school
board
secretary.
1
ther
plans
to
form
a
consumers'
oury.
Work
trains
have
been
shunting
up
and
down
made
a
visit
to
the
school
on
Monday
and
Mr.
C.
Mlchlel,
day.
On
Wednesday
evening,
the
school
board
held
Its
regu
lar
monthly
meeting
at
thel
The
educational
films,
shown
by
the
Terrace
Citizens'
Forum
in
the
Oddfellows
Hall,
drew
record-sized
crowds.
On
Tues
day
afternoon
some
of
the
films
were
shown
to
the
school
chil
dren
who
thoroughly
enjoyed
them.
Due
to
some
difficulty
which
arose
in
connection
with
the
use
of
the
projector,
the
films
could
not
be
shown
on
Tuesday
evening
but
were
shown
on
Wednesday
and
Friday
eve
nings.
The
Forum
has
stated
that,
In
the
near
future,
simi
lar
films
wll
be
presented.
For
a
small
community,
Tcr
race
certainly
had
enough
dances
during
the
week.
What,
is
more
surprising
they
were
all
The
schools
and
school
af-,
fairly
well
attended.
Three
of
fairs
have
received
their
share
the
dances
were
held
in
the
of
time
and
attention
during
'Orange
HalL
There
was
an
old
TIIIS
ADVERTISEMENT
PUMLISIlED
IN
THE
INTEREST
OF
EX-SERVICE
PEOPLE
aA
.
l
KA
jfffi?
co-ODeratlve
association.
Aid
T.
H.
Sorensen
of
Prince
Ru-
Inert
Co
-operative,
who
Vim
s'mmjl
While
this
money
b
yo
"gfluis
laljl
anxious
that
yju
alt
may
be
doNvn
certain
jny
thc
Department
o?
It
is
the
S'le
that
you
use
thc
However,
cases
itto
aSKjj
cn
arc
have
and
women
stabVlshmCnt
men
involving
Ihe
"U'
'than
those
eowwd
credits
for
Pn
yhlIl0t,cH.niH,ss.hl
tli
"
to
reimlmrs
HO
COMMITMEMTS
K-iMtr
,NFORM10N
FULL
WITHOUT
I
that
a
,tuat
Veterans
Affitir"
M
,t,i,i,.t,
vou
plan
to
usu
aJe
Sre
the
way
m
.fone
c-tivered
by
rRrcabMtae
informatjon
iun
Art
YoQ
can
i
i(o,-viow
with
tnc
Stthcf
throush
n
ISSiS'cSSltB
at
the
s!.fa,SSSnt
of
Veterans
nearest
offl
5T
,jL
to
him.
Affnirs.
or
by
wruiiij,
KEEP
POULSENS
Grocery
and
Lunch
Phone
Red
441
FREE
DELIVERY
6th
Ave.
E..
beside
Postal
Station
"D"
"As
Good
as
the
Dest
Detter
Than
the
Rest"
nPPARTWSENl
OF
w-r
it
IT
IS
IS
ONE
ONU
OF
A
SERIES
THIS
ADVERTISEMENT.
was
panled
by
the
sanitary
inspec-1
present,
helped
to
make
things
visited
the
school
on
Wednes-
HOT
RELATED
TO
WINNIE
Winston
Churchill,
American
novelist
and
playwright
VThel
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
lng.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday.
March
12
1945
FOUR
YEARS
AGO
IN
THIS
WAR
By
the
Canadian
Pre
March
12,
1941
Alaj.
Robert
with
M.
C.
by
the
King
for
gallantry
in
Norway.
Total
of
977
British
subjects
Interned
In
Bri
tain
under
Defence
of
the
Realm
regulations.
A
five-day
strike
of
5,000
Belfast
shipyard
workers
was
settled.
USEFUL
OIL
Vi
rrm
s
rf
Uf
ce
IT
TIaII
nnrl
nn
i
.
..
.
...
.
u-aIia
GIVE!
your
dollars
generously
in
response
lo
tho
1945
Red
Cross
Appeal.
JONES
FAMILY
MARKET
m
Veterans
for
xneir
-
credit
mis
w:ll
HELP
YOU
Tliere
will
1
no
J
Information.
You
will
to
the
i
rfllng.toWlw
'additional
lvanQney
will
have
get
the
yoU
Such,
if
any,
of
your
much
"ippifcd
be
s
PP
from
and
how
to
put
up
itMblrfi1
to
be
advised
also
ot
the
ntcPncle(l
putchases.
r
.
followed
in
malun
8
hc
assistancc
lishment
Credits
CONSIDER
YOUR
PLANS
CAREFULLY
SEND
.
..
A.
...
It
is
imiKirtant
"
nnnitlon,
as
pay-
to
dour
ctrt
before
-
fnm
.nM
ad
edi.catli.nal
En
M
,
l5m0
is
pven
?
Veterans'
may
be
applied
OFFICE
OF
THE
,--
to
THE
NEAR"
NEARF.ST
f0R
COMETH
rNTWc"vr,r,ANS
M"
m
MAN
OR
IX
TO
SOME
"For
Your
Tal
lies
at
Home"
Chow
Mien
::
Chop
Suey
We'll
Prepare
It
.
.
.
Vou
Call
For
It
PHONE
HI.ACK
909
Half
Moon
Snack
George
Lorn,
Proprietor
Corner
of
Cth
and
Fulton
Open
4
p.m.
to
3
a.m.
tablishmpnt
plans
Veterans
Nl'
WOMAN
OVERSEAS.
KV-l
-A
Tung
oil,
used
In
paint
ior
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
Rates
75c
up
60
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
100
311
Third
Ave.
Is
AGE.
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f
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r-i-te
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wav)
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Eoes
mm
uiuR.7
ri-;rr
.
Thursday
afternoon,
the
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