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of
Schools
Speaks
At
Terrace
P.-T.A.
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BALE
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No.
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speaker
at'
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Terrace
Parent-Teacber
Association
in
the
Orange
Hall
weu
F.
P.
Levirs,
Inspector
of
schools,
who
reviewed
the
organization.
responsibilities
and
problems
confronting
th?
Terrace
District
School
Board.
Appreciation
of
,
the
Interesting
and
comprehensive
address
was
apparent
by
Ihe
warm,
applause
accorded
the
speaker.
At
this
meeting,
dedicated
to
the
founders
of
the
P.-T.A.,
President
Mrs.
R.
de
Kergom-meaux
commemorated
the
occasion
by
a
suitable
reading
and
the
taking
of
a
silver
collection
to
be
st
to
headquarters.
Conveners
appointed
to
take
charge
of
the
organization
of
a
play
were
Mrs.
W.
Richmond.
Mrs.
G.
Haugland
and
Mrs.
F.
Frank.
Mix
James's
room
was
awarded
the
silk
print
for
best
attendance
of
members.
It
was
District
and
Interior
News...
ARE
WEDDED
AT
TERRACE
Miss
Irene
Iirnoit
Bride
of
William
tfyger
To
Live
At
Smithers
TERRACE
The
hvar.t
of
Mrs
Anna
Benolt
of
Lakelse
Valley
was
the
scene
of
a
very
pretty
wedding
on
Friday
afternoon
when
Irene
Yvonne
Benolt,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leo
Benolt
of
Terrace,
was
united
iu
holy
matrimony
to
William
G.
Gyger,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Gyger
of
Smithers.
Rev.
Mr
McAllister
of
the
Knox
United
Church
was
the
officiating
min
ister.
The
bride
was
beautiful
in
noor-iengtn
wnite
sneer
gown
with
flowers
of
the
same
color
adorning
her
hair.
Bridesmaid
wan
Marianne
Benolt.
slater
of
the
bride,
who
was
lovely
in
a
town
of
green
sheer.
Orooms-nttn
was
John
Gyger,
brother
of
th
groom.
Stuart
Campbell
ve
the
bride
away.
Present
at
the
ceremony,
in
addition
to
Intimate
friends
of
the
young
couple,
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Gyger,
parents
of
the
groom;,
who"
had
come
from
Smithers
far
the
occasion.
Following
the
service,
a
buffet
supper
was
served
to
about
39
t&w
sis.
Mrs.
Anna
Benolt.
it!!
ther
of
'.he
bride,
who
looked
charming
in
a
white
sown
or-rv
minted
wiUi
sequins,
weleom-?d
th;
guests.
In
honor
tf
the
young
com!,
a
formal
dance
was
held
at
tlie
OdC.fellcws'
Hall
that
evening.
Fr
the
ocraston,
the
groom
had
brought
with
him
from
Telkwfl
an
orchestra
members
of
which
were
Kenny
Holnus.
Ltoyd
Tompkins
and
Orval
Gourlay.
To
the
excellent
music
provided,
an
enjoyable
time
was
had
by
ail.
F-M'-wln
a
delicious
supper
at
midnight,
the
fpur-tier
wedding
cake
was
cut
by
the
bride
and
g'enm.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gjrjer
will
make
their
future
home
In
Bmlthers.
decided
to
purchase
a
large
die
tlonary
for
use
in.
the
element
ary
s:hrx)l.
Arransemenis
were
made
for
a
book
shower.
Mrs.
Florence
Bailey
was
appointed
convener
of
a
committee
which
will
Investigate
the
possibility
of
serving
hot
lunches
in
the
schools.
Following
the
adjournment
of
the
meeting,
a
social
hour
followed.
During
the
serving
of
refreshments.
Mrs.
R.
deKergcm-meaux
cut
the
specially
decorated
cake
prepared
for
Founders'
Day.
Train
Schedule
I
For
the
Eauu-
Monday,
Wednesday.
Friday
8
p.m.
I
From
the
Kast
1
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturday
10:45
osa-
Mild
At
Stewart
After
Cold
Snap
COOK
ELECTRICALLY
AND
ENJOY
THE
STEWART
The
Portland
Canal
district
is
enjoylnj
a
spell
or
mild
sunny
days,
again
after
a
severe-cold
snap
which
brought
the
temperature
as
low
as.
18
below
at
Stewart.
Shortage
of
coal
and
wood
In
town,
caused
a
sreat
deal
of
discomfort
while
frozen
pipes
and
lack
of
water
added
to
the
distress
for
some
days.
A
heavy
snowfall
followed
and
only
now
Is
it
possible
to
dig
out.
Snowshcea
are
still
very
much
in
evidence
You
saw
it
in
The
Newsl
With
the
ice
shifting
on
the
lake,
the
ice
cutting
gang
has
been
working
steadily
relieving
the
pressure
on
the
wharf.
The
ice
is
18
inches
thick
and
cars
and
loaded
trucks
are
cioWinj
every
day.
The
schools
were
closed
again
Jwrlng
severely
cold
weather.
Mrs.
James
Jeffrey,
this
district,
and
Mrs.
Cot-
tarn,
from
Southbank,
attended
Ibe
school
meeting
in
Bums
J
Lake
last
Tuesday.
j
S.
B.
Calder
has
recently
ar-
rived
frcoo
Piince
Rupert
and
Is
cooking
at
the
NickoLson
lumber
camp.
Tom
McKlnley.
old-timer
of
Ootsa
Lake,
was
found
dead
in
his
cabin
early
on
Friday
morn-
In1?
by
Frank
McClary
Frank
had
been
to
see
Tcm
the
night
before
and
brought
in
seme
firewood
for
bim,
He
seemed
well
then.
It
Is
surmised
that
he
died
of
heart
failure
as
his
heart
had
bc-pn
troubling
him
for
seme
time.
Tom
lived
very
happily
None
exactly
as
he
wished
to
live,
doing
some
trapping,
boatbuilding
and
fishing.
He
also
did
some
guiding
and
those
who
went
out
with
him
always
had
;
a
good
time
as
he
was
such
good
company.
With
rcpes
anu
horses
Charlie
Beatty's
truck
has
been
pulled
out
of
the
lake.
The
ice
was
cut)
DIFFERENCE!
News
of
Smithers
Leach
Bros,
store
In
Smithers
has
opened
a
meat
counter
with
Archie
Leach,
who
recently
re
turned
from
several
months
in
Vancouver
where
he
worked
in
a
butcher
shop
as
an
apprentice.
)n
charge.
Two
teams
from
Smithers
Journeyed
to
Prince
George
to
take
part
in
the
bonspiel
re
cently.
The
team
skipped
by
Jim
Francois
Lake
News
round
it
first.
The
only
damage
was
a
broken
windshield-
At
the
meeting
of
the
Women's
Institute
in
Mrs.
Neave's
home
on
Thursday
another
parcel
was
collected
to
send
to
London,
England.
This
was
of
.soap
and
clothes
Within
thre;-
days
the
perature
rose
90
d
rrces.
tean-
Bovill
was
a
record
winner,
bringing
back
the
Kelly
cup,
the
Robertson
cup
and
winning
the
grand
aggregate
of
8
straight
gomes.
Jim's
team
consisted
of
himself
as
skip,
Ernie
Harm,
Stan
Heavysldes
and
Bill
Bo-vlll.
Mrs.
Robert
McEwen
(nee
Nora
Ryan)
was
the
guest
of
honor
recently
when
Mrs.
Alex
Muhelm
and
Mrs.
Roy
English
entertain-
en
a
number
of
friends
at
the
home
of
the
latter.
Mrs.
McEwen
was
presented
with
a
beautiful
green
chenille
bedspread
from
those
present.
A
delicious
lunch
was
served
in
a
candle-lit
tea
room
with
Mrs.
Muheim
presiding
at
the
tea
and
coffee
urns.
Favors
made
by
Miss
Mclntyre
was
given,
to
lie
'
guests
after
lunch.
Mr.
'
and
Mrs.
R.
,W.
Calder-wood
and
eldest
daughter,
Mary
Alice,
have
left
on
a
month's
holiday
to
Manitoba
wher
tlicy
will
be
the
guests
of
Mrs.
Calder-wood's
parents.
Friends
of
Pete
Eby
will
be
pleased
to
know
that
he
is
now
well
on
the
way
to
recovery
alter
being
very
seriously
ill
with
pneumonia
and
pleurisy.
He
is
still
a
patient
in
the
Smithers
hospital.
jMAXWElL
HOUSE
COFFEE
1
3.
Sffper-Mrcwmm
H.
J
J
packed
by
ihc
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VIM
FRESH
PROCESS
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jQctos
Wednesday.
February
12,
1947
PORTLAND
CANAL
1
COUPLE
MARRIED
STEWART-
A
wedding
or
Interest
in
the
dL-rtrict
took
place
ttfre
on
February
1,
the
bride
being
M:&s
Vanna
JacobjCn
of
Stewart
and
the
groan
Osorge
Lupick
of
Premier.
Commissioner
Sidney
Ander
son
ol
IIydr.
Ala&a,
solsmnizcd
at
the
candleliaht
ceremony
In
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
Spoqner
of
ilyder,
Alaska.
Aieceptiop
was
held
at
the
bride's
home
at
Stewart.
Attend'Of
the
couple
were
Mrs.
Mary
Heeonvic
a
matron
of
nonor
ana
iyjy
groonuroan.
j-v
mkJ
iv-
mi
Stanlch
as
l
KEEP
I
i
REGULAR
KE'EP
A'fl
LOVELY
For
Itvituvintj
Hi
vis
ALL-BRAN
-
-
f
I.
i
COTTAGE
CHEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Your
Dally
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
Sabked
wJS)
ths
way
I
-
-
-
I
Economical
Clean
Fast
Safe
It
costs
only
half
a
cent
per
person
for
a
meal
cooked
on
an
electric
range
a
big
factor
in
today's
high
cost
of
living.
Thermostatically
controlled,
electric
cooking
is
time-saving,
as
well
as
labour-saving.
The
minutes
saved
in
frequent
peeps
into
pots
and
oven,
as
well
as
time
saved
from
scrubbing
blackened
pots
and
sooty
stove
afford
the
modern
housewife,
more
time
for
other
household
tasks
or
outdoor
leisure.
And
when
curious
baby
fingers
manage
to
turn
the
elec
tric
buttons
mere
are
neitner
flames
nor
fumes
to
cause
trouble
and
danger.
For
full
use
and
complete
Electric
Living
be
sure
to
have
plenty
of
"REDDYBOXES"
"S
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1
IN
SHVERPIATE
Tlx
toil
wi
In
iw
plan
olll
b
finl
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mvf
dlwImbwHnS
Conodiofl
WWMA
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let
Vt
"EWfiiolV
Vturt".
No
fintr
pan.rn
fcal
Mlly
Twt"
It
bMotM
fwuliTy-lwll
crtolMA
l
ftn
in,imllklna.
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svManding
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Ittkl
pouu4
bf
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truly
Conoda'l
Fin-t
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Leaf
Table
W.W.
4
Dinette
Chairs
(Upholstered
Seats)
W,W.,
Per
Set
$12,
12
DINETTE
SETS
1
Drop
Leaf
Table
W.W.
4
Dinette
Chairs
'(Upholstered
Seats)
W.W.,
Per
Set
$SO0
5
DINETTE
SETS
1
Gate-Leg
Table
W.W.
4
Dinette
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$:tfl.r0
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Phone
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Prince
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B.C.
We
are
here
to
serve
you
and
guarantee
you
will
he
pleased
FREE
DELIVERY
OF
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Every
Tuesday
and
Friday
RUPERT
BAKERY
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To
New
Lengths
FORTH
;
this
spring
in
the
smart
est
suit
you've
e
ve'r
worn
.
.
.
the
"longer
jacket"
suit
!
It's
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"dandy"
when
it
comes
to
flattering,
the
figure.
In
fine
allrwool
fabric;
in
all
the
new
"
season
shades.
BUY
AND
SAVE
ON
OUR
BUDGET
PLAN
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P.O.
Box
174
WILL
BE
MADE
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AROUND
THE
HOME
See
us
for
your
supplies.
You
will
find
our
stock
adequate
to
meet
all
your
reqlrements.
Builders'
and
cabinet
hardware,
plastic
and
metal
mouldings,
window
glass,
paint,
varnishes
and
Muresco,
carpenters'
and
power
tools.
Pbona
311
V.
ft
t
J
1
m
L)td