1
JOINT
FUNERAL
IS
JSrfnce
Uttpert
Dan?
JSetoa
Wednesday,
February
16,
1949
7
T1
r
r-ri
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
i
imeiy
i
opics
jrom
i
errace
Mrs.
c.
R.
De
Kergommeaux,
Terrace
Reporter
CO-OP
TOP
PLACE
(Continued
from
Page
4)
Krecsy,
Sedgwick.
17.
High
School-Hamilton
Web
Ihilpott,
Evitt
j
and
Co-
Ltd.
HELD
AT
TERRACE
TERRACE
Joint
funeral
service
was
held
at
St.
Matthew's
Anglican
Church
here
with
ster
2,
Matson
1,
Currte
;4.
Po-
Prince
Rupert
T.
A.
V.
Tremblav,
Vancouver;
Miss
V.
Fairbairn.
Quern
Charlotte
City.
pions
a
chance
to
cop
first
place
'Jch,
Kennedy
2,
Keay,
Windl.T-
"
'
-9.
i
if
they
get
a
little
co-operation
a
few
days
here
visiting
with
Mrs.
William
Osborne
before
proceeding
to
Duncan,
Vancouver
Island,
where
she
expects
to
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrinrrton
loft
by
train
on
Sunday
fur
Vancouver
to
attend
the
provincial
conference
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society
being
hold
there
this
week.
MAINLY
RUBBER
EXPORTS
from
High
School
in
defeating
the
present
front-liners,
Dom's
Peoples
took
37
shots
and
made
Can
Supply
You
With
Junior
"
'
.
North
Star-Johnsen
9.-'
Walsh,
2.
Simonson
6,
Young.,
2.
Ke
'nurse
a
while
before
going
on
Eev.
P.
H.
Mallett,
United
Church
pastor,
officiating
for
two
pioneers
of
the
district
-James
Porter,
victim
of
a
recent
fire
tragedy,
and
William
8.
They
scored
1
of
4
free
throws,
i
chr
son
R
Including
Fir,
Cedar,
etc.
4,
gather,
Sedgwick
2,
25
High
School
took
32
shots
and
:
Currie.
SANDAKAN,
North
Borneo
0
BritUh
North
Borneo
exports
in
19)3
amounted,
tp
4a0Q,QD0
$ie,Q(JQ,Q0p.
Nearly
60
per
cent
of
ejcpqit
are
rubber
and
these
have
increased
dpspile
the
labor
shortage.
made
4.
They
scored
1
of
5
free
j
Kinsmen-
Helin
2,
Blackaby,
to
Washington
State
and
ultimately
tq
South
Africa-
Mrs.
Osborne
entertained.
Monday
pifcht
of
this
week
In
honor
of
Miss
Carr
and
again
l
the
cocktail
hour
Tuesday
afternoon-
SoRlNG-In
pir
or
Hemlock
throws.
jVebper
3.
Pr.neff
1.
Dumas-2,
Holt,
for
whom
a
heart
attack
proved
fatal.
Pallbearers
were
George
Anderson,
Ed.
Oleason.
Ted
Johnson
and
Tom
oisen.
JUNIOR
LEAGl
E
Ciccone
2.
Mar-Kay
1,
Lr-tour-
Very
.successful
was
a
'ea
and
.sale
of
home
cooking
by
the
local
Junior
Red
Cross
on
Saturday
in
the
Orange
Hall
which
was
.specially
decorated
(or
the
occasion
in
the
Hallowe'en
motif.
Hiiih
School
.
girls
had
charge
of
Die
affair.
In
the
Junior
League
North
neau
2.
13.
DING
AH
Types
SASH
and
DOOR
and
nnnTIIII
I
C
4!
DfllT
t
uki
1.
T.
Harvey,
prjnce
Rupert
barrister,
has
been
in
Terrace
since
the
end
or
the
week
yhen
he
arriyed
from
Vancouver.
He
-WHAT
IS
Star
won
their
seventh
straight
by
dropping
a
25-13
loss
on
the
Kinsmen
squad.
In
the
first
i
quarter
Kinsmen
fought
on
even
j
terms
with
North
Star
as
they
held
the
powerful
soda
players
to
an
8-7
lead.
The
Kinsmen
i
constant
ball
hawking
kept
their
j
Miss
Nora
Carr
R.N.,
who
has
is
awaiting
transportation
eith-
anion
riMinnMiO
ni.Diwk
l
imit
rvee-1
on
the
nursing
staff
of
the
er
by
air
or
rail
pack
to
'
rpnee
Smithcrs
Hospital,
is
sp.-nding
Rupert.
,
r
m
Mi
in
all
styes
,
flflJNK
651
A
I
1
WITHOUT
A
IXiARDEM?
was
in
the
chair
and
Mrs.
F.
Wright
was
secretary.
Refreshments
were
served
by
Mrs.
Strand,
Mrs.
rhillipson
and
Mrs.
Way
assisted
by
many
willing
students.
DUTCH
BELL
FOR
TERRACE
CHURCH
New
Settlers
Mke
Presentation
Plans
Ar
Considered
OUTS,
JIDES
opponents
flustered
and
caused
'
them
to
pass
wildly.
This
did
not
help
them
as
their
offence'
fell
off
to
only
1
frep
throw.
The"
half-time
score
was
13-8.
In
the
second
half
Kinsmen
were
stopped
cold
in
their
shooting
which
was
wild
although
they
did
get
many
away.
North
Star
continued
piling
up
their
lead
and
got
many
break-ayays
as
Kins
JKKI5I.
STANDINGS
Senirr
'
W
L
Pct.
Co-op
10
2
.833
Brown
woods
5
7
.417
Savoy
4
7
.304
Bo-Me-Hi
4
7
.30
Intermediate
.
W
L
Pet.
Fashion
Footwear
8
3
.727
Merchants
7
4
.638
High
School
C
6
.500
Morgan's
5
7
.417
Stone's
3
9
'
.25Q
Ladies
4
W
I.
Pel
Dom's
9
2
.818
Peoples
8
4
.6C7M
'
High
School
6
5
.545
Miller
Bay
0
12
.000
i
Junior
i
W
L
",
Pet.
j
North
Star
11
1
.917
...
Kinsmen
7
4
.
.
.630
'
Rupert
Hotel
........
4
8;
.333
High
School
........
I
ip'-
.09t
sincerity
of
the
speakers
was
very
evident
and
they
spoke
from
practical
experience
of
the
value
of
the
movement
The
Items
by
the
pupils
of
Mrs.
pgbb's
division
-Included
OUTPOOR
SEED
BOX
(S
COOP
PLACE
TO
STAHT
FlQWERS
One
mnrlime
t'ihnl'it-iM(
-
Atifi
.
AS
niir
framing
,nnu
v,,,
D,.-f
mM
.ir.,,t
,...
Atl
F
1
ERRACE
In
appreciation
,
fcert
I
'
'
.
Patsy
Phillipson
and
a
splend-
'"'l)s
;t
weec
would
require
two
I
i
irllv
renrtererl
chnrnl
raritQfln
ve:ir
ritiri
fiohl
innntliv
Inrnunt
(he
wplcome
they
have
received
Lt-nrovoking
ond'py
a
group
of
20.
Roberta
Reid
'
all
the
petm.e
in
trie
United
J
"wiF
new
homtlapd,
Dutch
men
played
all
five
players
up
front.
North
Star
came
up
with
ettiers,
through
Mrs.
Brandcis
iilks
by
Mrs.
Basil
conducted
the
group
in
their
'
States.
flashes
of
smooth
teamwork.
North
inar
s
tux
12
of
37
shots.
in!
Colonel
A.
nam-
."-pii
uea
ana
coionui
interpreta-
presented
an
eighteenth
century
Dutch
bell
to
Terrace
United
I
-i
with
interesting
uon
pi
'wiping.
ifiing
items
by
Mrs.
Xn
the
business
session
at
the
They
made
1
of
10
free
throws.
"A
(Kinsmen
took
40
shots
and
niae'e
,
.
m,
..i
r
r
n
i
i
9.
jney
uiaue
o
oi
i
m:c
uuv,.
jji.m,
provioeu
an
mhii
rcpuns
were
given
Dy
e
'
'
:p,ram
at
last
eve-
Mrs.
Moore
who,
as
treasurer,
i
ty
of
the
Borden
reported
g
substantial
credit
Lt'
Individual
scoring:
Spnior
fjhurch
which
held
its
congre-,
gatlonal
meeting
last
week-
The
bell
will
be
installed
in
the
new
church
which
is
to
be
erected
here
in
pjace
of
that
which
vas
destroyed
by
fire
about
a
month
age.
The
meeting
considered
plans
for
the
new
church
and,
to
as-
fc!
l'.ueni-reacjit'r
j
naiancp.
s.
a.
t;neescman,
lor
I
I
he
men)bersl)ip
committee,
re-
Co-op
Lindsay
.
10.
Maephee
,
H.
Holkestad
2,
Domjnato
0,
j
:er
and
Colonel
pqrted
an
enrolment
of
118
and
Jjg
Saw
Puzzles
Sowing
eedS
in
Outdoor
Box
Beynon
20.
Alexander
1.
Murray.
Making
prills
for
Sowin;
Seed
,
4
1
jn
the
work
of
the
a
magazine
subscription
list
of
Brownies
and
the
18.
rr
f
I
sist
the
proceedings.
Rev.
R.
A.
isn't
our
line
but
when
it
comes
to
putting
and
Cubs.
Both
The
meeting
reiterated
the
9
fine
presenta-
e-d
for
,
control
and
censor-jectives
of
the
or-
thip
of
crime
comics.
Wilson,
pastor
of
First
United
things
together
with
a
Church
in
Prince
Rupert,
was
present.
Rev.
p.
H.
Mallett,
the
in?
weld
that's
a
different
iMooi-e
a
a.
.
'
Savoy
Davis
9,
Arney
15,
M-
Holkestad
10,
Morgan
8,
Men-
1
zies
'4,
Ciccone
4,
Marshall.
50.
I
i
Intermediate
j
;
i
Stone's
McChesney
7,
Dumas
'
'6,
Wesch
2,
Smith
6,
Marshall,
j
Young,
Kristmanson,
Christoff
;
1
4.-25
I
Hii
It
School
Ratchford
3,
Bill
5,
Sharpe
2,
Van
Pykstra
6,
le
immense
values
(
With
ths
month
being
an
fen
at
present
and
anniversary
of
the
founding
of
c
foundation
they
i
the
parent
Teacher
movement
Jocal
pastor,
was
in
le
chair
f
r
story
!
inch
to
bund
eooa
.special
reference
was
made
to
principles
pf
ser-,
$ts
importance
on
an
hUerna-e,
thoughtfulness,
tional
scale
and
to
its
growth
Electric
Welding
IS
TRANSFERRED
TO
GREENWOOD
and
self-sacrifice,
and
influence
locally.
Th.s
Acetylene
Welding
lopment
of
the
would
all
help
to
ensure
a
liveiy
Hartwig
7,
Helin,
Hills,
Martin-.
and
rutting
uui
ana
pnysii.ni
i
imeiesL
in
memoes
lor
me
Dest
Sep.
23
j
J-arJics
an
inherent
part
education
of
children.
i,.f,
,
?inii
,
j
i--"--
w,
Red
Cross
Hospital
Superintendents
Exchange
posts
'
t
Jf
both
groups.
The
j
Presirlent
Mrs.
JI.
C.
Flood
4
:1
peoples
Store
Budlnlch
13,
Howe
4,
Dumas,
Qi)!,
Quick,
Always
Firm
Soil
Over
Seed
Transplant
Directly
into
Garden
j
Starting
flower
seeds
in
a
I
seed
and
catering,
apply
to
leedbox
or
special
seed-bed.
I
both
outdoor
and
indopr
seed.
Thom
Sheet
Metal
TERRACE
Miss
Marearei
Ross,
who
has
been
lady
superintendent
of
the
Red
Cross
Hos
31NPSS
ANP
PBOFPSSIONAL
I
.
has
many
advantages,
even
af-
boxes,
except
that
.
the
only
pital
here
since
its
ooening
and
ter
spring
has
arrived,
LAmjte4
,
:
black
8l
;
253
FIRSTS
AVENUE
EAST
ls'sale
to
sow
outdoors.
BRVPGES
and
Mcl
t
nearly
a
year
ago,,
left
on
fiun-I
ay
for
Greenwood,
having
been
NO
FLORISTS
st
Third
Avenue
4
Except
for
those
that
vill
transferred
Xo
a
similar
hosDi-J,.
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANTS
not
stand
transnlanting
which
tal
there.
Miss
Hamlin
has
ar
,
AN"i5
A
(j
DITORS
kind
of
automatic
watering
ruitnble
for
outdoors
is
wick
watering;
and
the
outdoor
box
must
always
be
4
well
drained.
Evaporation
will
usually
be
faster
and
more
water
will
be
needed.
An
outdoor
box,
filled,
with
porous
soil
which
lets
ex-;
pfcs
water
pass
through
freely
i
can
hardly
be
overwatered,
and:
I
rived
here
from
Greenwood
to
:ry
service
t
GREEN
737
MC
'
take
charge
of
this
hospital.
t
NOW
AVAILABLE
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
ompiled
i--
Jj
being
an
exchange
of
positions
Pnnr
i:
her
departure,
socin'
events
for
Miss
Ross
included
a
Besner
Dlock
Room
31
PHONE
GOO
".OR
DECORATING
TR
HANGING
1
aCN
PAINTING
u.
HAH
MKT'
i:o.VE
GREEN
981
'
bridge
party
at
the
home
of
Mr--Vic
Gitaud
and
a
farewell
func-'
tion
by
the
Catholic
Women'
'
League
at
the
home
of
Mrs
!
i
1
1
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
BLUE
818
P.O.
Box
520
330
Second
Avenue
Harvev
Doll
when
a
presenta
tion
was
made
by
Father
are
few
it
enables
you
to
use
all
the
plants
that
grow,
placing
each
in
exactly
the
spot
you
""nr.
it
in
the
Harden.
During
the
period
of
infancy,
when
the
.eedang
plants
need
watching,
a
box
may
be
placed
in
sun
or
.shade,
where
frequent
inspe;-Uon
is
conveniently
made.
The
plants
will
usually
be
Iree
from
disease,
and
have
abundant
light;
so
that
growth
will
be
faster
and
the
plants
more
vigorous
than
indoors.
An
outdoor
box
started
four
weeks
later
than
one
indoors,
will
often
have
plants
ready
to
move
to
the
garden
only
two
weeks
after
the
indoor
plants.
The
same
method
cf
preparing
a
porous
soil,
sowing
the
Princp
Rupert,
B.C.
Miouid
be
inspected
daily.
i
If
seeds
are
sown
thinly,
so
that
the
plants
can
grow
to,
garden
size
before
being
trans-
j
planted,
time
will
be-
gained,
since
they
will
grow
faster
ifj
not
subjected
twice
to
the
shock
I
of
being
movpd.
When
the
lit-;
tie
plants
are
two
or
three
1
inches
high,
carry
the
box
dir-;
ectly
to
the
place
where
they
j
are
to
be
set
out.
This
will
en-;
'
able
you
to
lift
and
set
them
in
the
garden
soil
with
the
least
i
possible
disturbance
.
of
their
'
roots.
'
i
BUILDING
RE-MODELLING
REPAIRING
See
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
f
Builders
and
Contractors
PHONE
3C3
BACK
IN
CANDA
Mrs.
Earn
Carr,
wife
of
the
man
C.ioaaa
accuses
of
being
a
leading
niember
of
a
R;is.,ian
espionap.e
linu,
is
shown
as
she
returned
to
Toronto
Friday
nuht
after
being
deported
from
the
United
States.
She
was
arrested
by
U.S.
iminicration
oifk'ial.s
in
New
York
and
deported
for
overstaying
lur
visitor's
permit.
No
charges
w
ere
laid
by
Canadian
officials
since
she
has
not
been
associated
with
the
espionage
ring.
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