prfnce
Rupert
Daflp
T?fo$
Wednesday,
July
4
1949
,
I
II'
ikS
Hsmnor
news
It's
so
iifXereiii
to2ay
i
Sill
a
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i
wR
nf
News
of
Francois
Lake
Terrace
Timely
Topics
from
CEDARVALE'S
FIRST
TEACHER
IS
BACK-AGAIN
J.
A.
Wilson,
globe-trotting
Mri.
C.
R.
De
Kergommeaux,
Terrace
Reporter
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rogers
Phillips
attend
to
some
matters
of
buxi-
school
teacher,
who
started
the
f
rirmL
Miss
Evelyn
AntUla
spent
a
few
days
with
her
brother,
Wallace,
and
Mrs.
Antllla.
at
the
forestry
residence
at
Southbank.
Other
visitors
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
D.
Thain,
George
Rudder-ham,
and
C.
E.
Mayo,
and
Mrs.
Winnie
Black,
all
ol
Prince
Ru
and
two
children
arrived
on
Fri-1
day
from
Vancouver
to
spend
the
next
two
weeks
on
holiday
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Mo
Adams,
brother
and
sister-in-law
of
Mrs.
Phillips.
Mr.
and
if
f
The
High
School
picnle
was
first
school
at
Cedarvaie
thirty
held
out
at
Lakelse
Lake
last'
years
ago
after
World
War
I
Sunday,
the
students
going
out
and
is
back
there
again
tn
a
there
by
truck.
I
similar
capacity,
is
a
visitor
In
I
the
city
to
receive
minor
surg-
Miss
MeMillan,
'who
is
with
leal
treatment
at
the
Prince
r
a
A-
Mrs.
M,Adamg
drove
to
Prince
Rupert
to
meet
them
and
took
them
oii
to
their
cottage
at
the
Celanese
Co.
at
Prince
Ru
Rupert
General
Hospital.
A
vet-
Lakelse
i
nke
lor
a
few
days,
pent
spent
the
holiday
weekend
.
eran
0f
two
world
wars
in
both
pert.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
B.
M.
Fahrni
and
young
Christopher
are
spending
a
few
days
at
the
Landing,
also
Alex
Kean,
all
of
Vancouver.
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
W.
Osborne.
:
l
1
x
".
"
of
which
he
served
with
the
Imperial
forces,
Mr.
Wilson,
af
Mr.
ani.il
Mrs.
W.
Robinson
;
drov
no
'
country
on
Sunday
Post'i
Orape-Nut
Fl.iket
have
that
unbeatable
Grape-.Nutu
flavor
in
popular,
hnnc?
tro'd-
flake
form.
They
provide
nourUhntent
ntty
one
needti
useful
quantities
of
rarbohydratet
profeins,
minerals
and
other
food
essential.
quickly
served;
so
truly
good.
Your
pocer
bat
Po's
Crape-Nuts
Flakes.
"
i
Gordon
Temple
has
returned
Raiding
the
store-room
wa
not
rnrooragrJ
in
ktt-rn
pionrrr
duyt.
But
Uiday
raids
on
the
pantry
for
di-liiioun
Post'i
Oipt-N
uls
KlaLei
bboald
bring
no
reproof.
You
ned
never
run
tliorl
of
thU
healthful,
ready-to-eal,
eaay-to-digeat
cereaL
It1!
perfect
for
'he
between-iucal
Miiuk.
ter
spending
his
first
year
at
son,
from
Vancouver
where
he
has
cedarvaie
many
.
years
ago,
morning
to
meet
their
Alar?
who
with
his
wife
and
spent
the
past
two
months
On
Tuesday
the
new
ferry
went
on
schedule
for
the
fir
time
and
crosses
the
lake
!n
u"
moved
to
southern
Bntisn
uoi-1
I
umbia
but
the
wanderlust
from
holiday.
'
yoiiti
s
,
Barry,
i
drove
Bridge
R
r
to
spend
the
next
BF-15
;
I
caught
him
and
he
found
him-
j
about
eleven
minutes.
Now
few
weeks
with
his
parent!
here.
Alter
spending
trie
past
six,sef
ln
Australia.
Home
again
mere
are
BO
tfUCKS
and
Cars
Mri
ry.i-W
Rrwiwn
N
nnhllr
WPfkr-l
at
,ih
hnnui
nt
hpr.mr
1
'
.V'
-J
I
In
England
for
the
second
war,
he
taught
in
the
schools
of
Hull,
waiting
from
one
trip
to
the
health
nurse
at
Prince
Oeorte,1
ents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
psborne
"
-up
next.
The
engineers
are
W.
With
her
tvo
daughters.
Phyllis
Mrs.
Zorn
and
daughter
left
on
I
vr..ian,t
w-.
returning
to
FINGERS
PLAY
CLA3-
Corner
and
B.
Kirby.
;
and
Enll,
accompanied
her
Sunday
morning
for
their
home
in
.
Canada
to
end
up
again
1
Ray
Leber,
New
York
brrther
1
10m
the
interior
town
in
Srnlthers.
J
Cedarvaie
two
years
ago.
'-T
ftlurava
1ikri
t.KU
nflrt
nf
'y.
A
needed
rain
came
on
Mon-
ann
wm
ais0
spenj
the
next
.
day
and,
if
it
gets
warmer,
the
few
weei)i,
with
her
relatives.
monstrates
his
mastery
piano
with
the
mech-hands
that
replaced
growth
will
start.
At
present
here.
things
are
almost
a
stand-'
.
si-
j
For
j;
special
baby
'yl
Still,
It
Detng
SO
COld.
I
I
3Pan
Jean
CtiPshor
Vrt
nn
Ha
tut.'
s
"0
GAME
HEADS
AT
TERRACE
Young
People
Prominent
In
the
country,"
said
Mr.
Wilson
yesterday,
"and
that's
why
I'm
back."
Asked
if
he
was
married,
Mr.
Wilson
merely
chuckled
and
observed:
"I
could
not
have
done
all
this
moving
about
if
I
.
had
been."
Mr.
Wilson
drove
in,
on
Monday
with
Morris
Dahlquist.
lie
lost
while
fighting
ruel.
Lelzer
has
been
jig
music
since
Jie
was
'ars
old,
can
render
:
il
compositions
even
i
his
handicap.
day
afternoon
for
Kalum
Lake
that
pigs
where
she
will
make
her
home
Most
people
think
Hi
cannot
or
will
not
swim
unless
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Hart.
'
1
1
.
..
'.
'
i
3
1
forced.
A
young
pig,
belonging
to
the
Tweed
Ranch,
wandered
around
the
hay
and
was
found
KS
MORE
CARGOES
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
T.
Apple-!
Terrace
Rod
and
Gun
Club
whalte
arrived
on
Tuesday
TERRACE
There
was
a
good
;a:$IFF,
Wales
'
0,
Cardiff
in
some
of
Nicholson's
buildings.
an
Br
of
Commerce
sent
a'wh5
,
,
,
mornings
train
in
lerrace
ana
turnout
of
young
people
at
will
be
leaving
for
home
on
(
Thtrrsday
night's
meeting
of
the
Thursday's
train.
Terrace
Rod
and
Gun
Club
but
ion
to
Cardiff
Corpora
disaoDolntment
was
exores.d
stead
of
running
around,
he
simply
strolled
into
the
lake
and
swam
across
the
bay,
about
a
quarter
of
a
mile.
Bishop
Gibson
came
into
Ter-!at
the
pathetic
attitude
of
the
velopm.f'nts
Commltrtee
for
action
to
boost
de-general
cargo
trade.
In
months
an
average
of
mg
1,100
dockers
have
CELEBRATION
AT
STEWART
Crowning
of
Miss
Joan
McKay
as
Queen
is
Feature
of
Dominion
Day
STEWART
Rain,
accompan
BF
99
ri
b.
17
STIAINta
FOODS,
17
JUNIOI
rOODS,
S
lAIV
ClUtALJ
1
IK
THS
8UPMXSSS
CXJURT
OP
BIUTI8H
COLUMBU
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THIS
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
AND
la
the
Matter
itf
the
:tal
of
Jne
I
race
on
Saturday's
train
andacjuits
who
displayed
such
little
conducted
Holy
Communion
interest.
The
financial
Import-services
in
the
Anglican
Church
ance
0f
Hsh
and
game
matters
on
Sunday
morning.
In
the
from
a
tourist
angle
has
been
afternoon
he
proceeded
by
ear
weu
recognized
and
it
was
hop-to
Prince
Rupert
ed
that
more
adulU
would
at-
tend
the
meetings.
Will
Robinson,
accompanied
xtie
meeting
was
called
for
by
Harry
King,
left
this
morn-!(he
locai
sportsmen
to
meet
Prince
Rupert
Florist
i
JOHN
H.
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
518
Tel.
777
J
ied
by
a
cold
wind,
did
not
dampen
the
enthusiasm
of
the
1
Flowers
tor
All
Occasions
i
Kmltli,
Itei'eaii.Mt,
Intestate
I
TAKE
NOTIC8
tht
by
Order
of
1
HI
Honour
Jtidg?
W.
O.
PulUin.
Local
Judge
ol
the
Supreme
Court
of
Brttuti
Columbia,
;!!
w
on
the
24tfi
'
,
'.
residents
of
the
district
as
thej
BULGER
ing
lor
amitners
where
tne
om-.commissioner
Cunningham
of
t
in
,
numhm
,n
?ia'
?!Uni'!:Jl",tJlLheBri"sn
C0lumbia
f1?11
and
witness
the
crowning
of
Mis,
Adverti.se
in
tne
taliy
News!
.
"
u"c
M,uame
commission
ana
mspec-
Joan
McKayi
Moose
candidate,
took
place.
',tor
Gill,
head
game
warden
of
nmi.
cwBn
ap-
3PTOMETRI8T
WEALTHY
CANINE
"Rip,"
nine-year-old
wire
haired
terrier,
day
ol
June,
D.
J
J4B.
appointed
'
AdmlntRtrator
of
the
Estate
of,
Joe
Smith,
Deceased.
W
tit
Tujsrquah,
1
Brltlah
Columbia,
vbo
died
on
the
j
19th
day
of
September
1948.
at
Tul-aequan,
British
Columbia.
All
per-I
aons
tndebtd
to
tne
satd
estate
are
:
required
to
pay
the
ditn'mnt
of
their
tne
commission,
james
Bacon,
pnmnoniPH
hv
her
attendants
past
president
of
the
Prince
M1
B
tt
Behnsen.
Canadian
Galr
Brothers
have
built
and
have
In
operation
a
planer
mill
on
the
Skeena
Highway
across
was
one
of
Canada's
wealthiest
dogs.
When
Mrs.
Marguerite
j
Ethel
Spratt
died
in
1946
hp
r
will
provided
for
a
$75
a
month
to
care
for
her
pet
until
his
death.
The
will
provided
"Rip"
should
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
Associa-
Leioni
and
Mlss
Shirley
Law-tion,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
rence
Parent
Teachers,
train
Third
Avenue
oacon,
was
aiso
present.
bearers
Bobbv
Norton
and
Terry
'he
road
from
the
home
of
Mr.
nd
Mrs.
J.
Glen.
sleep
in
her
bedroom
and
be
bathed
in
her
bathroom
by
a
reg-
,
Indebtednesa
to
ma
forthwith,
and
all
persons
having
claims
against
the
j
aaki
estate
are
required
to
Ills
them
I
with,
me
properly
.
verified
.
on
.or
A.
MacKENZIE
;
FURNITURE
LTD.
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY
SPECIAL
Continental
Bed.
Full
Size,
Restmore
flat
ribbon
sprint;,
full
size.
Ace
spring
fill1
mattress,
full
size
$71.00
See
our
carpets
lust
arrived
Phsne
775
327
3rd
Avenue
Commissioner
Cunntneham
c,.
,,.-
t,i-
c.u
'
For
this
the
nurse
was
to
receive
$1,000
a
year
,
Luiiuuinbii,lu
bill;
lAtvuwic
n
i
H
T
nM
n
UaMfflr
Wat
NPKn
I
before
the
1st
day
of
Aufriist.
194
falling
whleh
rtlstrlbutlon
will
be
mad
having
regard
only
to
uch
The
land
clearing
machinery
large
attendance
of
the
Margaret
MacLeod,
Daphne
is
at
work
in
the
aistriot,
FranKs
y0ung
boys.
It
was
brought
out
Woodford
and
Ann
Morrison,
the
Brothers
having
large
tract
of
that
a
$7
license
for
angling
has
flUeen-elect
proceeded
to
the
and
$5,000
when
the
dog"
died.
The
nurse
became
seriously
111
so
that
the
executors
have
ruled
"Rip"
went
to
a
kennel.
On
his,
death
he
was
buried
in
the
garden
of
the
Spratt
estate
which
is
going
to
be
sold-
'
,
(C.
P.
Photo)
.u.m
uicxcu
ui
...c
swum
Deen
leviea
tnw
year
ana
the
sterjS
of
the
Court
House
where
cemetery.
game
license
for
non-residents
,
the
retirine
oueen.
Mrs.
J.
Bou-
kit
'
dalma
of
which
t
snail
have
been
notified.
DATED
at
Atlln,
Brrtlsh
Columbia,
hu
35th
day
f
Jur.s.
JM9
ALBERT
HOWARD
RODDIS
Official
Administrator
Atlln.
B.
C.
(159)
remalns
at
$25.
Special
attert-
zek
transferred
the
crown
from
tion
was
drawn
to
the
fact
that
ner
own
head
to
tnat
o
Queea
n
Gordon
L.
Brooks,
now
qt
Trail,
has
returned
to
Terrace
to
r
uie
meat
si
angung
license
is
t,-,q
It's
a
Pleasure
t
t
dommodore
A
Representative
Warehouse
Stock
to
Save
You
Time
and
Money
Gale
I
I
W.
D.
Smith,
M.L.A.,
made
appropriate
introductory
remarks.
After
the
ceremony
the
procession
proceeded
,
to
the
Canadian
Legion
club
rooms
where
tea
was
served
by
the
Ladies'
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
Owing
to
the
Inclemency
of
the
weather
only
a
few
sports
events
could
be
held.
The
shot
put
was
won
by
Felix
Hunger
of
TJtmloi
tt
i
t
V
TnVnnii
T-T
n
n
li
M
r
f
from:
t
Betr
Th.n
Ever"
1
rood
and
Service"
ln
City?
Goodyear
Tire
&
Rubber
Co.
Ltd.
General
Dry
Battery
Co.
ef
Canada
Ltd.
Canadian
Westinghouse
Co.
Ltd.
(Lamp
Division)
Imperial
Wiping
Rag
Co.
Ltd.
G.
II.
Wood
&
Oo,
Ltd
Dustbane
Co,
of
B.C.
Ltd,
and
others
at
11
for
Send-Out
Order!
used
exclusively
for
the
building
of
fish
hatcheries.
Willow
grouse
is
definitely
on
the
Increase
and
there
will
be
an
open
season
of
two
weeks
this
year,
Mr.
Cunningham
announced.
Forms
for
keeping
track
of
game
kill
will
be
issued
and,
these
may
later
become
mandatory
as
scientists
working
for
the
Game
Commission
must
have
this
information.
The
Commlsloner
stated
that
the
local
club
members
should
work
through
their
own
member,
Hon.
E.
T.'
Kenney,
in
connection
with
wild
life
matters
as
he
had
always
been
most
willing
to
co-operate
to
the
utmost
in
these
matters.
Mr.
Bacon
spoke
on
the
necessity
of
close
co-operation
between
all
the
Rod.
and
Gun
clubs
in
this
zone.
1
,
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mgr.
5
if
X.
Stewart
coming
a
close
secorictj.
Hitting
the
Dummy,
a
ladies'
J.
affair,
was
won
by
Violet
ManoJ-1
lovich.
The
nail
driving
con-
test,
ladles
only,
was
won
by
S
V
AVAILABLE
PRINCE
RUPER1
SUPPLY
HOUSE
WHOLESALE
DISTRIBUTOR
712
Secant!
Avenue
-
.
Phone
632
P.
O.
Box
772
Mrs.
A.
Manojlovlch.
The
100
yards-
was
won
by
Violet
Manj-lovich
with
Johnny
Kustas
fighting
all
the
way
to
make
second
place.
The
sack
race
was
won
easily
by
Ross
Stewart,
the
i
to
fit
every
type
f
Job
"Chrysler-Built"
In
Canada
FARGO
TRUCKS
,
Films
on
fish
hatcheries
and
;
other
competitors
falling
by
the
on
American
wild
-
life
were
L.,,Voi,iP
r
the
A
dance
at
the
Legion
Hall
ln
shown
to
open
and
close
meeting.
.
the
evening
climaxed
a
very
successful
day.
Music
for
the
dance
was
supplied
by
Mrs.
L.
A.
LOOK
FOR
TBI
If:W
RED
AND
Soccer
Schedule
The
following;
models
In
stock
at
Rupert
Motors
Lto.
for
immediate
deiiveiy:
12U"
W
B.
1-ton
Express
152"
X.IL
2-ton
Chassis
and
Cab
with
Reinforced
Frame
and
2-Speed
Rear
Axle.
170"
W.R.
3-ton
Chassis
and
Cab
with
Rinforced
Frame
and
2-Speed
Rear
Axle.
WHITE
LD
SEAL
LABEL
Bohnsen,
Mrs.
H.
Stewart
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Crawford
on
the
piano,
Sam
Kirkpatrick
on
the;
violin,
and
Bob
Hutchings,
Louis
j
Behnsen
and
W.
S.
Orr
on
thej
traps.
W.
J.
Wakefield
was
ROADWAY
aiiCAFE
Schedule
for
the
North
Star
Trophy
football
series
is
as
follows:
July
8
Canadian
Legion
vs.
General
Motors.
July
11
General
Motors
vs.
Heavy
Ba'Acf.t
July
15
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Heavy
Battery.,
July
18
General
Motors
vr
Canadian
Legion.
LIMITED
master
of
ceremonies.
John
Bouzek,
Lou
Behnsen
and
James
Garlick
took
charge
of
the
proceedings.
The
Women's
Auxiliary
took
care
of
the
training
of
the
flower
girls
and
the
Queen
and
her
attendants.
The
refreshments
were
also
in
their
care.
Rupert
Motors
PHONES
806
AND
566
.....
to
Cook
Electrically
IT'S
SO
CLEAN:
you
can
keep
your
pots
and
pans
spic
and
span,
the
range
spotless,
with
little
effort
IT'S
DEPENDABLE:
when
you
turn
on
the
elements,
you
get
even,
invariable
heat
that
requires
no
watching.
ITS
SAFE:
no
fear
of
tiny
fingers
turning
keys
that
might
cause
harm,
and
ITS
ECONOMICAL:
the
cost
of
cooking
electrically
Ss
less
than
bat
a
cent
per
meal
per
person.
Be
sura
to
look
'over
the
new
electric
range
at
your
first1
opportunity,
-
.....
.
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Misses
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are
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.
their
summer
holidays
here
with
their
grandparents
Mr.
and
BEST
FOOD
PEST
COOKING
Mrs.
W.
J.
Wakefield.
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