SERIOUS
PROBLEMS
Continued
fium
page
5)
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
November
29,
1950
Terrace
Timely
Topics
from
Mrs.
C.
R.
Newiiouser,
T
erraue
Reporter
as
it
can
without
putting
the
'
,
country
on
full
wartime
economy.
;
from
haircuts
to
bus
rides,
movies
Co-operation
for
European
de-
and
cigarettes.
Cixa.me?
cosi
M
of
20.
You
sse
fence
increases
jcenu
a
package
A
few
weeks
aso
half
a
dozen
;
cigarettes
sold
single.
r,im.
m,r,iiU,o
:
The
new
Chanceuor
of
the
Ex-
Memorial
services
for
the
late
Station
As;ent
Edgar
is
a
pa-George
Kingston,
Primate
of
i
tient
in
the
local
hospital.
well
as
they
are
at
present,"
n
'
"
'
said.
To
Conservative
party
leaders
;
this
is
whistling
in
the
-dark
of
libor
unrest.
They
like
to
think
,
chey
see
a
surging
tide
of
un-r
rest
in
trade
union
ranks
against
the
Labor
government.
1
The
Tories
are
campaigning
Canada,
were
conducted
in
St.
'
The
young
people
of
the
CYO
blanketing
the
Island
with
bomb-
chequer,
Huh
Gaitskell
is
a
"do-
Matthews
Church
on
Sunday
la1;'.
!bv
the
Ven.
Archdeacon
Hodson
J
are
Sit
very
VCIV
busy
these
LilCflC
days
rehears-
1C11C.113-
ers
"
and
tigniers.
American
air
wu
ioui.
ing
a
play
which
they
hope
to
forces
are
in
training
in
England,
arettes
when
.
tne
,
tooacco
.
r.
i
tax
rector
of
the
parish.
tt'Pnt.
Tin
At
a
channel
port
smart
mili
produce
in
the
neai
future.
from
Winston
The
wave
of
wildcat
sinnes.
,,....5
tary
police
in
jeeps
t
ail
an
oc-
Churchill
down
to
comic
books.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Steve
HowleH
left
on
Tuesday's
train
for
Prince
Mrs.
Bert
West
entered
the
easlor.al
ceiebrant.
Ask
the
was
so
senuub
"
"
'
.",
cnnP
,,
crossword
nuzzles
waning
"i
-
-
Rupert
enroute
south
to
their
local
hospital
on
Tuesday
morn-
and
knitting
patterns.
Com-
'
Americans
are
getting
along
and
that
the
troubles
were
in"
tor
medical
treatment.
new
location
at
Merritt
where
Mr,
Howlett
wii;
ue
the
manaser
J
he
says
just
like
during
the
wa'-1
munist-msptreu.
E.
S.
Peake,
BA,
BD.
spent
the
j
nearly
all
of
them
"fine
lads."
I
VARIETY
OF
STRIKES
latter
Dart
of
lu.t
week
in
Ter-
p0v
moeti
eirl.
war
or
no
w,
!
Americans
in
London
a
few
of
the
B.
C.
Poer
Commiss
on.
They
had
spent
the
past
few
days
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Osborne,
their
former
home
no
f
,
weeks
ago
found
the
streets
al-'most
as
dark
a;
during
the
war
race
as
the
puest
of
Archdeacon
and
there's
another
crop
and
Mrs.
Hodson,
coming
here
Anglo-American
brides.
"Cne
more
heave
and
they
re
out,"
Churchill
urges.
!
Labor
hopes
to
be
voted
into
power
aain
for
another
five'
years
to
carry
on
their
timetable
of
.socialization
and
national;;
at
ion.
Attlee
or
Churchill,
Churchill
or
Attlee,
Britain's
problems
of
pprple
and
resources
will
re-
!
main.
'
1
0
;
Nor
do
neoDle
talk
much
about
because
1400
gas
worKs
men
wtrt
being
occupied
by
Mr.
Howlett's
from
Smithers
and
going
on
successor,
Lloyd
Vallee
and
family
of
the
regional
office,
Vernor.
Prince
Rupert
on
Saturday.
As
Amprican
economic
aid
.The
King
out
and
troops
were
m
me
western
secretary
of
the
G.3.R
E.,
;
(m
lne
0penin?
of
Parliament
ex-
plants.
Nearly
5000
printers
on
Mr
Peake
hashis
headuuarters
.jlk.iv.mk.nnh.tiiiim
tyinrinn
neriudicais
were
on.,
Jivin?
in
Edmontan.
On
Friday
after-
praet;Cai
poat,ics
apparently
also
on
a
wage
issue.
Tne
ua-
!
Roger
Campbell,
now
noon
he
had
a
film
show
for
the
Tender
inadvisable
.
the
Labor
official"
strikes
have
murine
children
in
the
Church
and.
in
oove-nment's
emphasis
on
this
range
and
variety.
I
with
his
parents
at
Doreen,
but
:
formerly
a
resident
of
Terrace,
spent
the
week-end
here.
LO5DON
(Pi
There
was
laughter
in
a
Indon
court
case
when
a
witne-s
said:
"One
of
the
the
evening
he
conauctea
u
phase
of
Britain's
economic
life,
service
at
which
mo
e
films
were
y
t
it
e
r,.t
the
words
into
I
A
Birmingham
textile
manufacturer
told
the
British
Na-
.
.
.
,
.
.
t
m
r
1
rTfl
iriM
t
n
mi
.
.
.
shown.
His
address.
"Who
w!l!
.
t)-
Ki.,
moth
Bert
West
left
last
week
for
Burns
Lake
on
business
which
may
keep
him
there
for
some
i
tional
Union
of
Manuiacuie.o
.
arts
of
fcein!,
a
p(.,
fCt
husband,
employers
ought
to
strike
.
is
)noWing
when
to
absent
one-against
nationalization.
I
self."
"If'
no
cond
our
building
u:
i
'
jijMaii
ima
1
r
me
una
wa
tres3
Club
s
Condolence
Cup
staru
it
journey
east.
Chief
Gray
Burnett
of
Ottawa,
left,
accepts
the
cup
from
president
Tom
Brooks
of
Calgary
ipeders,-
while
Mayor
Don
MacKay
of
Calgary
looks
on.
The
cup
goes
each
year
to
the
r.
up
in
the
east-west
Grey
Cup
football
final.
Calcary
won
It.
last
year
wnei
Rtamperiera
o
Montreal
Alouettes.
The
Ottawa
Press
Club
will
present
the
cup
Nov.
25
after
the
final
teach
your
children?"
dealt
with'g,s,xo'
living
COSTS
teaching
in
the
day
school
and
j
whaf
do
the
pe0pie
talk
about?
showed
how
sometimes
a
teach-'The
rising
cost
0f
living
as
er
s
life
can
be
made
unbearable
'mlrn
as
anvthin?.
'
bv
the
attitude
of
the
narents.
wi(1srirpad
concern
exists
over
time.
enterprises
for
these
present-
f
J",-.-
J?mr
.
vz..r
dav
hiuhwavmen
to
abduct
ionic
'
(pp
punm)
Mr.
Peake
is
on
a
tour
of
his
ter-
,
.
,
iu
f
f
l0RS
o
rltory
showing
films
and
address-
the
u,rnt
,ontroi
whi(.h
nas
b-n
e
"e,
'
Tom
Olson
left
recently
for
Doreen
where
he
will
be
maintenance
man
at
the
mtae.
Mrs.
Olson
and
two
children
will
b;
joining
him
very
shortly.
Ask
an
influential
minister
in
t'l'-
nVs
mnniF
ruanlfl
hilt.
nn?rt
ing
Anglican
meetings
on
way.
the
Labor
government
whether
Erftish
employers
are
likely
to
mational
dividends.
Stewart
Notes
T
T
RADIO
DIAL
Y
1240
Kilocycles
is
they
are
:
I
in'''i
an'
we-
Fire
Destroys
Old
Landmark
t
gone
n
A.,.
aa
haven
,
lurVv
that
prices
The
Civic
Centre
Drama
Club
Stswort
To
will
meet
on
Thursday
eveninc
I
.
r-,ir.
INO0
wnne
Uiry
aic
uwwig
,
hiuher.
Tight
home
budaets
leav
Subject
to
Chame)
to
ele"t
new
officers
and
la
George
Lupick
has
received
form
plans
for
the
next
-illttlp
mar?in
for
cutting
down.
ofjFveri'
(ood
housewives
have
a
If
;
struggle.
STEWART.
At
a
meeting
the
Stewart
Hospital
Board
Eric
i"
the
wae
nroblem
is
Wednesday-
-p.m.
Uimmy
Shields
Stock
Quotations
and
interlude
'
the
courthouse
on
Friday
it
was
STEWART.
The
Bounda.-y
the
appointment
to
the
Cana-roadhouse
on
the
Alaskan
side
dian
Customs
on
the
Alaskan
near
Silver
Heights,
owned
by
border
at
Hyder,
Alaska.
Mrs.
Paul
Meger,
was
destroyed
by
fire
on
Tuesday
of
last
week.
I
Mrs.
Hugh
Woodford
has
re-
The
Terrace
Civic
elections
a-e
rpp0rted
that
arrangements
had
he
fact
that,
the
t.UC.
(Tra-1""
to
take
place
on
December
14,
now
v,een
made
to
have
a
re-
Uninn
Congress)
no
longer
ren-
when
three
cammi'sionersi
will
tainer
of
$400
per
month
for
the'
oenlzes
the
National
"Wage
Tf
lira
a
rf
ltcr
jennet
T-nt
irn
Q
n
H
rfi
7(r
tVa
onnnlntiviont
o
c
nor
was
an
old
landmark
on
the
taker
at
the
Stewart
government
be
ejected,
and
bring
the
totr.l
up
services
of
a
competent
doctor
F
eeze."
As
a
result
the
wage
line
HIRAM
WAliKEKS
SPECIAL
OLD
w
live
to
cuiuuim
i!j
a.
new
u.'j-
anri
l.nat
tne
dossidiulv
01
o"-
7s
w:veri:i!
10
a
tjiriiMii
wj
u-
road
to
the
Silbak-Premler
mine,
office
and
will
take
over
on
De-
vincial
law
wnerebv
incorporate';
villages
such
as
Terrace
nvi't
have
five
commissioners.
S.NG.
curing
one
in
the
near
future
at
important
nio"es.
jn"rea?,
n
is
brfght.
At
least
two
doctors
povprnnnent
employees
may
hav
have
the
matter
under
consid-
r,tart,pd
the
trend.
Lon
Doggett,
one-time
owner,
cember
1
when
the
present
in-worked
a
prospect
in
the
vicin-
cumbent,
Sam
Kirkptitriek.
is
ity
but
values
did
not
come
up
due
to
retire,
having
reached
to
expectations
and
it
was
aban-,
the
age
limit
doned.
The
place
tas
situated
Kirkaldv's
term
of
office
has
ex-,era(j0n
A.SvSlstance
from
the
gov-
Coal
miners,
railway
workers
pired.
He
was
elected
at
the
h
-
ernment
has
been
assured,
said
bus
drivers,
engineers
all
want
CANADIAN
WHISKY
ginning
of
this
year
to
fill
tho
-w.
R.
Tooth,
who
took
the
mat-
more
money.
Coal,
gas,
clothes,
BARROW-IN-fr
lKtftSS.
Lanes,
vaennev
left
bv
'He
retirement
of
ipr
nn
when
he
was
in
the
south
fo"d.
rail
fares,
ad
mnnv
othr
about
13
miles
from
Stewart
on
the
Salmon
River
road.
items
of
every-day
living
are
recently.
The
amount
of
the
lass
Ls
not
Sausage
Local
ri(Jents
sald
Inteioners
Emil
Hau-rland
M
il:
;
avauaDie.
jthev
saw
something
in
the
sky
has
two
moe
years
to
sew
and
which
looked
like
a
cross
be-
Dudley
Lit
tie.
one
more
Nomin-
De:
went
-Water,
innious
seen1;
hiirher.
The
"rio-withouts"
trv
tn
oiw
the
problem
on
a
personal
basis.
They
are
the
peoole
who
trv
tr(
do
without
evervthintr
possible
For
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i
balloon.
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gives
correct
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for
every
fabric.
WEDNESDAY
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just
enough.
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piece
to
grace
your
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Toasts
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assortment.
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