TST
Prfnrt
nnpiftf
Dan?
Rrtus
Weunt-jUay;
June
3,
104!)
NEWS
Scholarship
For
Drama
VvVJW
"1.
tLW
-Jf
MOVING
Mm-
WOMEN
OF
MOOSE
Would
Use
allotted
to
this
district
for
road
i
work,
none
had
so
fat
been
re-j
celved.
As
for
releasing
funds'
YOU
BET
IT'S
IMPORTANT
If
you
order
your
winter
coal
supply
NOW,
you're
absolutely
sure
of
comfortable
warmth
and
good
Prince
Rupert
and
District
Music
and
Drama
Association
moved
closer
to
one
of
its
am-
NAME
OFFICERS'
Beauty
Spots
8TEWART
The
Women
of
muon
last
nlnl
wnen
mem"
ttie
Moose
Chapter
elected
their
bers
attending
the
annual
meet-nffu-pr.
fnr
enc.irx,
T,r
at
ing
gave
unanimous
support
to
.
w,,..B
...
.
.
,
the
regular
semi
monthly
meet
Terrace
Chamber
of
Commerce
Considers
Many
Matters
before
April
1,
a
letter
had
been
received
from
the
deputy
minister
of
public
works,
N.
Mcpherson
who
stated
that
It
wai
not
according
to
policy
to
do
this.
The
board,
therefore
decided
to
refer
this
matter
to
the
Premier
and
ask
that,
due
to
the
peculiar
circumstances
in
this
district,
a
change
ln
policy
is
needed
so
that
money
Is
made
available
for
the
necessary
work
at
the
time
the
roads
a
motion
calling
for
a
start
being
made
on
a
scholarship
fund.
In
his
presidential
report
to
the
meeting,
R.
D.
Cleland
recommended
and
moved
that
this
year
money
in
excess
of
$100,
after
all
accounts
are
paid,
be
used
to
form
a
nucleus
for
the
fund.
The
$100
will
be
set
health
for
your
family
from
the
first
cold
nip
and
.
on
through
i,iU-r.
ORDER
NOW!
.
CALL
651
lng
held
in
the
Moose
Home.
Regent
.Mrs.
Ann
Oeddes.
Junior
Regnt
Mrs.
Muriel
McKay
Chaplain
Mrs.
Sybil
Rozare
Treasurer
Mrs.
H.
C.
Bennett.
Recorder
Mrs.
Hazel
Tooth.
Graduate
Regent
Mrs.
Jean
TERRACE
Certain
beauty
spots
on
the
highway
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Hazelton
will
be
set
aside
for
the
enjoyment
of
the
travelling
public
as
picnic
finH
pnmninor
ornnnHa
if
g
break
ln
March-
A
ot
reauest
of
Terrace
Board
nf
UP
CPV
aside
for
operating
expenses
of
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
Stewart
will
act
as
Installing
next
year's
Association.
The
Regent
assisted
by
co-worker
j
access
is
not
expected
to
exceed
Miss
Juanita
Hawkinson.
j$25-
Mr.
Cleland
also
recommended
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ross
Mansell,
!
that
the
1949
festival
be
held
Li.riiir.iJ
Lumber
Huilding
Supplies-
this
letter
will
be
sent
to
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade.
There
had
been
no
word
regarding
the
estimate
of
the
cost
of
work
on
Deep
Creek
hill
and
this
matter
will
be
attended
to.
The
pipe
for
the
drainage
of
Trade
to
the
government
by
a
letter
written
to
the
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney,
is
granted.
There
are
nine
such
areas.
Twenty-mile
point
on
the
Hazelton-Smithers
highway.
who
have
been
on
a
buying
trip
m
March
but
it
was
left
for
an-which
took
them
as
far
east
a3
other
meeting
to
decide
the
ex-
Lakelse
Avenue
is
due
around
Toronto,
returned
to
the
city
by
act
date.
July
1
and
George
Martin
hascar
iast
week-end.
"
Six
weeks
Arisina
out
or
furtner
recom-
TV-
Onric
Mtttkcw
Ad.BH
Service,
OTEL
ARRIVALS
Trince
Rupert
"For
a
minute
there
I
thought
there
was
going
to
be
trouble."
Old
Timer
Returns
To
Stewart
Camp
STEWART
Oharlls
Knipple,
old
timer
of
this
district,
arrived
on
the
Ketchikan
boot
from
Juneau,
Alaska.
Mr.
Knipple,
his
son
Schubert
and
Tony
Retvedt
plan
on
leaving
shortly
amended
and
adopted,
the
need
I
committee,
concluded
the
busier
mn,
..)
mwtmu
,;
ness
of
lat
night's
meeting.
1
:
s
W.
R.
Tooth,
Stewart;
C.
ago
they
shipped
their
car
to
mendations
by
the
president,
Vancouver
and
travelled
south
the
meeting
authorized
that
a
by
steamer
and
then
took
the
membership
fee
of
$1
be
collected
Ameriran
route
east.
On
their
frnm
individual
members
of
the
return
trip
they
re-entered
association
and
that
organiza-Canada
at
Osoyoos,
stopped
for
tions
wno
appoint
representa-two
days
fishing
in
Okanagan
tjves
the
executive
be
asked
Lake
and
then
continued
on
by
to
pay
a
fee
of
$2.50.
The
meet-
m.rr.
Vancouver;
J.
S.
Porphery
Creek.
Whiskey
Creek
Coyote
Crqek
Bis
Oliver
Creek
Oold
Creek
Canyon
Edgar
Creek
Flats
Excharnsiko
River
A
site
approximately
3
miles
west
of
Kitselas
tunnel
at
a
point
where
a
fill
has
been
made
in
the
riverside
and
a
waterfall
comes
down
at
a
point
immediately
opposite.
If
the
minister
of
lands
and
Advertire
in
tne
raiiy
Wews!
,
irons,
Terrace;
u.
z..
uum-
been
given
the
contract
to
lay
it.
In
regard
to
the
highway
signs,
Mr.
McAdams
said
that
the
one
near
the
Franks
Farm
has
been
cleaned
but
it
Is
very
weatherbeaten.
Time
and
help
will
be
needed
to
have
it
relocated
and
re-lettered.
The
sidewalk
to
the
Civic
Centre
has
not
yet
been
made
and,
asked
why,
C,
Adams
said
that
there
was
no
money
for
It
at
present
but,
by
the
end
of
discussed
with
the
result
that
the
meeting
recommended
that
the
Association
meet
in
the
fall
r
kin.
Alto
n
n
Vancouver;
T.
A.
V.
'
ing
also
favored
the
recommend
the
Interior
to
Prince
Rupert.
prospecting
tour
.
...
of
.
that
dist
J1..4
May,
Victoria;
R.
J.
Russell,
ation
that
all
members
of
the
Sound,
Ontario;'
E.
Wilks,
rict.
Mr.
Knipple
has
done
extensive
prospecting
In
the
area
in
pre-war
years
and
has
the
as
well
as
immediately
after
the-
festival.
I
As
well
as
the
presidential
re-
j
port,
Carlo
Hansen
presented
a
Westminster;
A.
R.
Brown,
the
member.
(association
be
permitted
w
ai-
An
Inventory
of
the
goods
and
tend
executive
meetings,
their
roles
being
limited
to
that
of
ob-u.111
chattels
of
the
board
of
trade
hB
mart
servers
unless
specific
authori-
Oliver,
n.
11.
i.w.v,
ouu
v,nnnr
,,f
havlncr
n
mmmtsin
fnrpsts
spts
aside
these
areas
named
after
him,
"Ml.
Knipple."
,
for
picnic
grounds
It
is
expected
'that
they
will
be
cleared
and
June,
when
the
taxes
come
in,
E.
P.
Ciarke,
Vancouver;
Miller,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
Stanbridge,
city;
Miss
F.
I
cleaned
up
Dy
the
forestry
de-
Olof
Hanson
arrived
in
the
nartment.
pson,
my,
iwr.
ana
Mrs.
urnes,
Telkwa
A
letter
wishing
long
life
and
zation
is
made.
The
meeting
happiness
to
C.
H.
Sawle
on
his
also
adopted
a
recommendation
retirement
from
the
newspaper
by
Mr.
Cleland
that
the
secret-business
will
be
sent
by
the
ary
be
paid
an
honorarium
in
board
.
I
the
future.
The
monthly
meetings
are
Membership
will
now
be
open
to
continue
to
be
held
on
Wed-
to
any
one
and
the
executive
the
commissioners
expect
to
have
enough.
The
gravel
shovel
is
needed
and
as
this
Is
out
of
town,
Mr.
Kennedy
will
be
contacted
when
It
Is
brought
in
again.A
point
city
today
from
Vancouver
on
,
Highways
were
the
main
topic
a
business
trip
to
his
local
and
of
discussion
.at
last
Wednes-
Salt
Lake
Ferry.
I
Dail
Service
Except
Monday
.
SCHEDULES
Tuesday,..
Wednesday
..a
n
d
Thursday
Leave
Cow
Bay
floats,
4,
5,
7
and
8
p.m.
(Extra
trip
Thursday
afternoon,
2:30)
Saturday
Every
hour
startling
at
11
a,.m.
Sundays
Continuous
serylc
commencing
11
a.m.
Last
boat
leaving
Salt
Lakj
at
10
p.m.
;
,
Phone
GREEN
391
or
BLACK
926
unities,
Topley;
O.
Manson,
financial
report
and
Harry
Seaman
reported
on
publicity.
The
balance
of
committee
reports
were
tabled
and
will
be
deaa
with
by
the
new
executive.
In
order
to
ensure
greater
regularity
of
attendance
at
executive
meetings,
the
fourth
Wednesday
of
each
month
was
set
as
the
date
for
regular
meetings
with
the
first
one
being
called
June
22.
Election
of
officers
under
the
Smithers
interests.
Oliver.
i
was
rnispri
t.hnh
t.Hp
rnnri
ma
day
night's
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Trade
held
in
the
dining
room
of
the
Silver
Tip
cafe.
As
chairman
of
the
highways
committee
Mr.
McAdams
re-
chinery
was
not
kept
working!
nesday
evenings
during
the
will
be
increased
Dy
me
summer
months
and
the
next
ment
of
representatives
from
meeting
will
be
held
on
July
5
,
city
organizations
and
by
the
to
capacity.
There
were
idle
periods
which
com-
at
the
Oddfellows'
hall
and
will
election
ol
several
mure
PACIFIC
Stevedoring
&
Contracting
be
the
fourth
annual
Straw-.
mittee
cnairmen.
Dunne
the
reading
of
a
set
of
direction
of
Miss
Jean
Urquhart.
pu.u
..
-
it
Is
said,
were
due
to
the
lack
taking
place
on
the
Lakeise,
manpower
an
T
this
is
a
aitua-Publlc
Road-
where
the
Department
of
n
which
should
be
remedied
Works
is
doing
a
good
Up
to
date
1
rock
crusher,
1
Job.
However
the
road
from
u
.tin
in
erar,
teht
delivery
berry
Social.
A
film
of
Northern
Highways
will
be
shown.
suggested
bylaws,
which
were
j
chairman
of
the
nominating
COMPANY
LIMITED
.
.
h.
truck
have
been
delivered
to
poor
shape
The
winding
Mgh-
2
three
General
Stevedores
and
Contractors
Stevedores
for
Canadian
National
Railways
trucks
and
one
heavy
power
,
Is
proving
i
to
u
be
very
r
v,nrd
hard
tn
to
'
..
,
1
a
hnrtr
Bnd
grader
allotted
to
the
district
HEAD
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
CABLE
ADDRESS
"PACIFICO"
has
have
not
arrived
and
a
letter
of
straighter
route
to
the
lake
b
.
:
tnnn
r
to
hpincr
Rpnt.
hv
the
EARLY
ADVERTISING
COPY
IS
APPRECIATED
KffE5
at
heYo
7f
arjto
the
Mmister
of
Public
of
Works
to
find
out
where
they
Cut-off
Hill
to
the
base
have
been
delivered.
Thornhill
Mountain
to
a
June-
A
report
was
given
of
the
tion
with
the
present
road
at
approximately
fi
iu
the
6
Ri'
.
,
mi
mile
e
Safrty
Council
meetings
and.
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
'if,
i
seem
to
be
doing
their
part
and
'
adhering
to
the
traffic
regula-
tions
but
the
adults
are.
now
send
a
letter
asking
for
an
in-j
vestigation
and
reconnalsance
i
tr.
hp
mnrle
of
this
route
and
FOR
COHTIHUED
PROGRESS
RI1D
PROSPERITY
ELECT
John
D.
;eorge
l.
rorie
ic
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
all
its
branches
m
Tax
Returns
Compiled
sner
Block
Phone
887
the
offenders.
A
resolution
was,
therefore,
passed
that
the
traffic
by-law
of
1943
be
brought
to
Constable
Brue's
attention
for,
him
to
act
upon
In
all
cases
of
traffic
infractions.
POST
OFFICE
BUILDING
A
letter
from
the
office
of
the
Minister
of
Transport
had
also
of
the
continuation
of
the
road
from
the
airport
to
the
head
of
Lakeise
Lake.
In
the
highways
report
the
Kalum
Road
was
stated
to
be
still
in
poor
condtion
but
improving
and
the
Skeena
Highway
Is
fairly
good.
Mr.
Kennedy
said
that
although
large
sums
of
money
had
been
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Street
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655
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CLINIC
fur
Katlsiactory
Service
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HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
CALL
53
18
Second
Avenue
West
been
received
in
which
it
was
stated
that
a
federal
building
at
Terrace
had
been
under
consid-
j
eratlon.
However,
a
wartime
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rutins,
whereby
the
postal
revenue
must
be
$10,000
per
annum
at
least,
before
a
new
build
A.
HUNDEIDE
WATKIN'8
DEALER
.1
Seventh
Avenue
West
Building
and
lepalrs
of
all
kind
Roof,
Chimney
Oil
Burners
e
BLACK
890
Box
290
!
GREER
&
;
BR1DDEN
J
CONTRACTORS
AND
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BUILDERS
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TECHNICIAN
Black
887
Red
894
evening
jning,
Voicing
and
Repairs
P.O.
Box
1
870
COALITION
CANDIDATE
for
PRINCE
RUPERT
MIKE
COLUSSI
Plume
BLACK
758
972
10th
East
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
SUITE
5,
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
7C5
P.O.
Box
1401
ing
could
be
considered,
was
still
'
In
force.
Knowing
however,
of,
the
present
unsatisfactory
conditions
at
the
Terrace
post-office,
they
were
endeavouring
to
seek
new
quarters
for
it.
The
secretary
was
asked
to
ascertain
the
annual
revenue
of
the
Terrace
postoffice
before
answering
the
letter.
I
A
letter
from
the
Juneau
Chamber
of
Commerce
was
read
and,
concerning
this,
president
t
D.
Little
said
that
Colonel
J.
T.
!
Danaher
had
been
in
Terrace
and
was
met
by
himself,
Jim
Stevenson
and
Duncan
Kerr.'
Col.
Danaher
expressed
the
opinion
that
100
cars
a
day
would
use
the
ferry
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Juneau
which,
If
It
went
Into
service,
.would
mean
improved
roads
for
this
district
'
and
would
provide
a
second
road
to
Alaska.
Using
the
present
CONSTRUCTION
ALTERATIONS
REPAIRS
Y
KINDLING
WOOD
50c
Sack
Delivered
ap
Wood,
Random
Lengths
$10
per
load
PHONE
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TRANSFER
Green
185
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERINO
Phone
BLUE
818
P.O.
Box
52
330
Second
Avenue
Prince
RuDert.
B.C.
ELECTION
DAY
WEDNESDAY,
J'JiiE
15
FLOOR
SANDINO
A
SPECIALTY
WGA11ET
McLEOl)
OPTOMETRIST
P.O.
BOX
721
RED
SSI
POLLS
OPEN
8
a.m.
to
8
p.m.
t
DAYLIGHT
SAVING
TIME)
GET
OUT
AND
VOTE
AND
VOTE
EARLY
pOM.lO,
8TONE
BTJILDINQ
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
Alaskan
Highway,
a
triangle.
route
for
the
tourist
trade
could
be
developed.
Harry
King
announced
the
arrival
of
150
elm
trees,
50
of
1118
Melville
Street
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
I
REMODELyour
cooking
j
I
for
better
eating
J
PHONB
BLUE
593
P.O.
Box
1184
which
he
had
already
planted.
Name
of
Government
Candidate
(Coalition)
ii
at
th
top
of
each
Ballot
(as
required
by
law)
Thy
were
rather
small
though
FOR
YOTJR
and
should
be
planted
immed
PCK
AND
CONCRETE
WORK
iately,
so
he
was
asked
to
hire
someone
to
do
the
work,
William
H.
Martin
was
admit
WALL
BLUB
U3U
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
Ne.
Modern
Equipment
AH
Work
Ouaianteed
ted
to
the
boards
membership.
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The
date
of
the
annual
con
Only
in
MORRIS
VVAIE
con
yaw
btain
th
advantages
of
flavor
toving
VAPOR
SEAL,
aiitr
cleaning
S1AINUSS
STEEL
and
van
footing
THERMIC
HAT
COPPER
tOTlOMS
BYTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS
Agents
for
SIMPLEX
OAS
and
CUMMINS
DIESEL
ENGINES
Sales,
Service
and
Parts
Boat
Owners
and
users
of
Industrial
Engines
ara
invited
to
aur
showroom
to
view
our
various
engines
and
talk
over
equipment
problems.
vention
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
was
announced
to
be
K.A1N
SCHEDULE""
Monday,
wh,!..
liviinw
held
at
Smlthers
on
August
18,
19.
20.
Delegates
will
be
ap
0
B.m.
!
the
Kan-
pointed
when
the
membership
has
been
canvassed
although
several
of
the
members
present
rnn
,'uesday.
Thursday,
Saturda?
p.m.
rJ
n
.with
Mil
-
1
i
i
WW,
at
the
meeting
stated
their
intention
of
attending
the
convention.
The
secretary
was
instructed
to
contact
local
printers
for
the
Board
of
Trade
constitution,
printing
in
booklet
form
of
the
QUALITY
REPAIRS
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