Doukhobors
;
been
met
at
Prince
Rupert
by
the
j
!
doctor,
who
drove
them
home.
'
I
Prior
to
Joining
Columbia
Cel-l
lulqse
Company
Ltd.
Mr.
Johnson
TV
I
T1
'
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Nevs
Friday,
July
7,
1050
i
imciy
i
optcs
from
I
mace
Sentenced.
Woods
Manager
For
Cellulose
Rae
L.
Johnson
Of
Ipngview
Coming
T
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
C.
R.
Nebouser,
Terrace
Reporter
Nick
ftchmejing
spent
a
day
in
hospital
on
Sunday
lor
treatment
of
a
badly
scalded
foot
sustained
Ilona
Brooks,
mother
and
niece
j
hen
he
accidentally
upset
a
pan
was
with
the
Longview
Branch
of
the
Weyerhaeuser
Timber
Co.
since
1938.
For
the
last
seven
years
he
had
been
chief
engineer
of
the
woods
division.
Mr.
Johnson
in
his
long
ser-
vice
with
the
Weyerhaeuser
interests,
participated
tn
he
development
of
the
Longview
Branch's
500,000
-
acre
timber
ui
irs.
uiggey,
who
are
coming
;
or
Douing
water
over
It.
Nineiy-Miiee
muic
0j
Fntdom
Doukhobors
sentenced
yesterday
for
,nd
ether
offences.
The
!
jiiitence
was
14
years
oil
,
against
whom
convictions
irom
Vancouver
to
spend
the
Rae
Hudson
Bay
Blankets
has
been
the
Woods
L.
Johnson
manager
of
summer
holidays
here.
Men
we
a;
-work
part
o4
last
ek
and
thla,
laying
a
cement
sidewalk
in
front
of
the
Hume
rtisterea-
Other
wiiwiceg
i
eijiiieei:
month
to
f
even
j
Collision
on
Kalum
KoaJ
Michiels
on
U.S.
Trip
Farewell
Party
Driving
Into
town
on
Wednesday
afternoon
from
the
17-mile
mill
of
Little,
HauUnd
and
Kerr,
Dudley
O.
UUle
collided
with
a
company
trck,
driven
by
Wilfred
Haugland,
which
was
stalled
on
the
narrow
road
near
15
-mile,
on
Its
way
to
17-mile
for
a
load
of
logs.
Mr.
Little
was
unhurt
though
the
car
was
rather
badly
damaged.
The
many
friends
and
relatives
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Sparkes
are
welcoming
them
back
to
Terrace
on
a
month's
holiday
after
an
absence
of
7
years.
Last
week,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
Sparked
drov
to
rill
and
trw
telephone-
tife,
Uidiary
oi
Ceise
Cwpwation
an
imprave-ment
which
Is
needed!
America
Whjch
is
now
cornel
avrtowri.
pleting
the
eunstructiofl
of
its
-
"
'
'
Uarge
dissolving
pvUp
mill
near
Jimmy
Knndy
arrived
feom
Prince
Runert
from
school
n
the
south
at
u
.
..
.
area
and
its
conversion
to
sustained
yield
management
of
the
St.
Helens
Tree
Farm.
At
other
times
he
was
In
charge
of
various
phases
of
the
engineering
program,
including
mapping,
railroad
and
Vuck
road
location
and
construction,
logging
layouts
-and
development
of
new
World
Famous
for.
Appearance
Durability.
In
Plain
and
Pastel
Shades.
Stocked
by
r
prince
Rupert
to
meet
their
wn,
and
!
i
i
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
hU
wife
and
three
chUd.en
whos,
e4
ol
fcs
week
ad
m
h7
the
the
vuratlrin
vacation,
luitli
with
his
kin
parent
nonntg
.
'
home
is
now
la
Varvcouvr.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Kennedy.
'
j
operation
oi
the
company's
Port
I
Idward
Forest
Management
Mr.
and
Mia.
William
Clarke
of
Winnipeg
arrived
on
Tuesday's
equipment.
RETURNS
PREPARED
R.
E.
Mortimer
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
Relief
iron,
tl
coolant
W.JT
J"
IJ
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Smith
returned
last
week
from
Quebec
Frascr
f
i
.
.
.
1.
...
...
f
.1,.
I,
I
i.
.
1
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T
L-
and
W
ItlJUJ
Will
Ut)
provided.
The
area
is
located
on
ty
where
they
have
the
spent
j
relaUw,
lR
ft
Mrs.c'
lel.se
Avenue.
Calcium
chloride
Mr.
Johnson,
a
member
of
the
Society
of
American
Foresters,
attended
the
College
pf
Engin
month
on
holiday.
.
j
has
Wn
.nravaH
nn
rA
K
uperv
roreST,
U1SIHCI
a
sister
of
Mrs.
W.
Melvln
Pay
lie
j
y
C(w
ta
I7.i.
r
l
comprises
approximately
the
departmnt
of
Public
Works
eering
of
the
University
of
Wash-1
st.
Matthew
W.
A.
hn?
had
the
and
the
dust
has.
been
practic
Mrs.
E.
Proctor,
was
here
recently
ah.cn
she
hud
ta
evacuate
her
home
because
of
th
Red
River
floods."
church
rectory
completely
re
v
ally
settled.
400,000
acres
of
mature
and
200
000
acres
of
Immature
timber.
The
harvest
of
this
timber
will
be
adjusted
t
the
sustained
Wihun
Memorial
Libro
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
yieia
capacity
of
the
area,
with
i
decorated
in
rfadiness
for
Archdeacon
and
Mrs.
Hudson
who
are
leaving
St.
Peter's
Church
at
Seal
Cove,
prince
Runert
on
Julv
12
to
take
charge
of
this
parish
which
has
been
without
a
minister
for
over
two
years.
moaern
forest
management
Mrs.
P.
Mclnnes
and
daughter,
Marjorie,
were
visitors
here
from
Prince
Rupert
over
the
week-end.
i
methods
utilized
to
insure
re
forestation.
V
Mr
and
M".
O.
Jackson
and
I
children
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Houlden
and
children,
accompanied
by
Pat
TumiLson,
drove
as
far
as
Burns
Lake
over
the
holiday
week-end
visiting
with
friends
on
the
way
and
returning
on
Sunday.
bbb
'
Mark
Tetreault,
who
is
now
with
the
Canadian
Army,
is
visiting
his
parents
here
while
on
furlough.
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jim
Arseneau
spent
the
holiday
in
Terrace
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Arseneau's
par-!
ents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
N.
G.
i!
.
''.Via
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
L.
M.
Olggey
rov
to
Prince
Rupert
this
H'eek
to
meet
M..
R.
Christy
and
I
Florin
and
Miss
Keller
and
Mrs.
Reid,
also
of
the
hospital
staff,
and
Mrs.
F.
McGilvcry
all
of
whom
are
leaving
Terrace
in
the
near
future.
Hot
dogs
were
servec!
and
also
strawberry
siiorlcike.
Miss
Spence
and
Mrs.
McOilvery
were
the
recipients
of
a
corsage
i
Q.
How
can
I
disinfect
a
room
;
properly?
!
A.
Paste
strips
of
paper
over
the
cracks
of
the
doors
and
windows.
Loosen
the
bedding
and
the
carpets.
Then
burn
two
or
three
formaldehyde
candles,
according
to
directions
on
the
box,
which
can
be
secured
from
any
pugglst.
Leave
the
room
closed
for
about
eight
hours,
then
open
and
air.
I
Q.
How
can
I
clean
a
sour
i
sponge?
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
E.
Mclnnes
are
IT
HAS
BECOME
GOSPEL
returning
this
week
by
ear
to
Seattle,
after
a
month's
visit
here
at
the
home
of
the
latter's
sister
Mrs.
Fred
Hall.
of
lovely
roses.
Mr.
and
Mri.
Gordon
Little
left
7-
j
:
:
I
nVEfiT
1
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
this
week
for
Kwinitsa
where
they
hope
to
have
the
mill
opened
up
very
shortly.
Miss
E.
Spencer
is
leaving
next
week
for
Saskatchewan.
A.
Try
rubbing
a
fresh
lemon
'Mr.
and
Mr.".
J.
B.
McKay
left
by
car
on
Tuesday
for
a
holiday
in
the
south.
J
.
Mrs.
J.
H.
Stevenson
entertained
on
Wednesday
afternoon
In
thoroughly
into,
the
sponge
and
then
rinsing
It
severai
times
In
lukewarm
water.
It
wili
become
as
sweet
,as
when
new.
Q.
How
can
I
waterproof
shoes?
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
W.
Michiei
left
on
Tuesday
by
car
for
the
United
States
where
they
will
visit
relatives
for
the
next
few
weeks.
Accompanying
them
was
Mrs.
S.
JT.
honor
of
Mrs.
F.
McGil-
j
.
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The
Woodrow
Wiison
Foundation
formally
traasfcrred
to
the
I'niieJ
retui
ncd
from
Vicr
where
he
Dr.
K.
MacPherson
last-Saturday
by
car.
torla
and
Vancouver
very
who
will
be
leaving
Terrace
Rhortly.
On
Thursday
THAT
THE
FINEST
DINNERS
ARE
SERVED
AT
THE
CIVIC
CENTRE
Katiniu
its
Wnodrow
Wilson
Memorial
Library
of
some
lb.SUU
vol
J
umes,
including
what
is
considered
by
experts
the
most
complete
has
spent
the
past
few
weeks
on.U-
K-incaioy
wno
wm
visit
reia-holidav
with
Mrs.
MacPherson
.
tlves
in
Trail
and
"Nelson
and
collection
of
League
of
Nations
documents
In
the
world.
Here,
V.
1
A.
Apply
castor
oil
to
the
shoes
about
twice
a
week,
and
they
will
be
waterproof.
Secretary-General
Tryrve
Lie
(riiht)
looks
at
some
of
yie
noeni
and
small
daughter
who
returned
then
go.
on
to
Vancouver
where
,ih
r..-
ii'ii-fv
r:itn
President
of
the
kouMuatiss.
enson
entertained
at
her
home
in
honor
of
Mrs.
Sharpe,
a
newcomer
to
the
town
who
recentlv
arrived
to
join
her
husband
who
is
in
charce
cf
the
work
at
the
primary
school.
,
having
to
Terrace
on
Wednesday
Harriet
Van
Wicfc,
Librarian
of
the
Woodrow
Wilson
Library!
she
will
meet
the
Michiels
and
return
to
Terrace
with
them.
Advertise
through
Classified?
DINING
ROOM
The
members
of
the
Outpost
Hospital
Auxiliary
held
a
social
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mr.
I.
Chicken
In
the
Rough"
To
Take
Out
'
Thu
4verttscmen
n
no!
publishtd
Of
displayed
by
th
Uquot
Control
Bord
x
by
th
Government
of
British
Columb.
Frank
on
Thursday
afternoon
to
bid
goodbye
to
Miss
E.
Spence,
matron
of
the
hospital,
Miss
tone
RGS
tor
reservations
-By
CHIC
YOUNG
j
-Why
Doesn't
Somebody
Turn
On
The
Lights?
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