T
UNVE1UED
"
'
TTneTgency
cases,
mrtfl
the
iwntpr
T7T
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New?
Monday,
December
4,
1950
situation
becomes
good.
essive
and
Permanent
Amateur
Show
For
'Xmas
Fund
The
commissioners
were
asked
to
Inspect
the
water
supply
and
BECAUSE
OF
WATER
CRISIS
-
Terrace
Hospital
Closed
Except
For
Emergencies
this
wa
done
by
village
chair
lite
lo
Former
Bishop
TERRACE
-
The
Kinsmen's
Carbolic
Funeral
For
Terrace
Woman
TERRACE
High
requiem
mass
for
the
late
Mrs.
Mamie
Mc-Kinnon
was
celebrated
by
Father
"WEAK"
BACK?
Many
say
they
net
"cold"
in
the
backer
the
kidneys
o
evsiiy!
That's
why
thousand
keep
Dr.
Cliae'
Kidney-Liver
Pills
always
en
hand.
For
this
reliable
remedy
is
iike
two
treatments
in
one
works
faster
to
relieve
painful
backaches
due
to
faulty
kidney.
Dr.
Chase
nressive
tribute
to
the
revPrprl
m0m
u
J
tT
how'
ln.
aiJ?
the
man
Emil
Haugland
and
village
clerk
Arthur
Haa-man.
Mr.
Haugland
stated
that
he
felt
that
the
shortage
of
water
ln
the
hospital
and
on
that
hill
was
caused
by
the
running
of
the
taps
all
night
on.
the
lower
leveh
'.
zj,
x
"10-"..?"".
TERRACE.
Because
of
lack
of
water
snnnlv.
isnop
ui
v.dicuuinct,
rn,.
i'kev-
ueorrze
Alexander
i,vz.
T",
lw.r'
rPW
a'
,
,T
:
.
Leray
at
the
Church
of
the
Sacked
Heart
in
Terrace
on
Satur-
nd
Mrs.
baciie
Kix,
ins
wife
and
helpmate
in
n
au
on
Thursdav
evpnine-
las.
h
1
1
a
name
you
cast
HO
rUACc'el
dT)end
on.
SI
J
The
local
executive
of
the
Canadian
when
the
amateur
entertain-
emergencies.
Notices
'
tiav
morning
with
Interment
fol-
to
prevent
freezing.
:,i
,.j..
"
.
!ent
wa
thoroughly
enjoyod.iRed
Cross
met
in
the
nurses'
lounsre
on
Fridav
eve
would
be
placed
in
town
to
the
lowlnK
at
tne
tiaium
cemetery
e,
was
pam
jcnLciuay
aibernoon
at
St.
An-,lnw,-sl)er'
Hh
original
items'
.
,
.
,
,
f
i,,.
i
'
r
t-m
effect
that
the
Hospital
is
being
amuseent,
brain
children
ef
i-u
uicuai.tr
ux
uk.
nimanimiug
iui
'"J
And
ean
Cathedral
when
wnen,
with
wan
th
me
nt
closed
except
Jor
emergencies
.present,
the
local
Kinsmen,
the
enter-'
.!...-
10
onrnWMlCtort
ocelots?
irfm-inir
fch
rlte.
Pallbearers
were
Ted
Johnston,
Henry
Cote,
Henry
DesjnrriinK,
John
Normandeau,
Frank
Morris
and
Ralph
Cory.
Rev.
James
B.
Gib-
Rt,
-
tainerS
Khnupri
varv
na
iqdmji!
V
J
.
I
"
'
J
"f
UUX4
leading
the
memorial
nr0Ceeded
to
InsDect'the
attrar-
M
talent
In
their
performances.
I
supervisor
oi
nurses
of
Outpo.H
hnnn
i'
o
nmniii
..
-
r
I
-
-
.
.
.
.
.
.
r
i
a,
na..Uiw.c
x,.,Uve
new
rectory
nfcarby
wicll
i
irwoe
prizes
were
awarded.
:
Hospitals,
to
go
around
the
hos-
ana
naraiy
a
cuprui
was
taken
la
JJiaque
wo
umv
n
u
wj
is
nearing
comDletion
Afir.r
't
.prize
went
to
Lorna
Melvin
r-itni
with
her
tn
t,.,.w
intri
tu
from
other
tans.
AMSTERDAM
LINK
The
first
non-stop
flight
between
Montreal
"and
Amsterdam.
3418
miles,
was
made
by
a
Royal
Dutch
Airlines
plane.
The
Andaman
and
Nisobar
islands
are
the
chief
gruups
among
numerous
Lsles
in
the
Bay
of
Bengal.
"
prayers
of
blessing
by
.the
Bish-
i
fcf
her
outstanding
pianoforte
,iaU!
0f
the
water
supply
which
I
Miss
Stewart
said
she
had
Jn-ZP.MT?u-
U
McIntosh-
on
be-'.".
?W0n
J
U'e
JUdrS
as
been
very
poor.
On
the
paAtructlons
from
Vancouver
to
J
r
1
u
f
half
nf
tVi-
nrix
uu
j
WiLK
&.
T.lP
Itir
fwcnnrl
rrie
jtler
G.
Rix,
sou
of
Blsnop
jfrs.
Rix.
as
a
permanent
jii
record.
The
Bishop
was
atlnn
nH
l"'
tween
the
selection,
of
th-
b,'
'tients'
de
there
was
no
watw.ulose
the
hospital,
except
for
in
Uie
service
uy
vttt.
Busll
S.
Prockter,
rector
0
"v
hu
pswiik,
MI1U1CU
j
-
,
"
'
'
the
lirst
Ike
on
the
hearth
I
Orchestra
and
the
tinging
of
maris
annrooriate
to
the
ia.
owboy
songs
by
Dwayne
Berger
lon
were
made
by
Mrs.
Mcintosh
10
ni8
own
8u'tar
aooompanl-
cathedral,
and
Organist
ien
and
the
cathedral
ere
also
ln
attendance,
r
in
the
day
a
new
holy
New
"RPfJI"
developed
by
Atomic
Energy
ana
canon
Prockter
who
will
be;J"cul"
lne
uluwwe.
aowevtr,
the
first
occupant
i
decided
by
their
applause
that
Later
the
congregation
vent
i
D,wayne
Berier
was
tne
most
back
to
the
Cathedral
Hall
where
1
P'easin-
Third
prize
went
to
presented
by
their
son,
licated
at
communion
tiv
the
Bishop.
Ua
was
owved.
var
playing.
Honorahle
mention
was
given
Bobby
Melvin
for
his
boogie
woogie
pianoforte
solo.
The
judges
were
chosen
from
lie
dedicatory
sermon
at
Sidling
of
the
tablet,
Blsh-fc.son
he'd
that
the
dead,
h
gone
from
sight,
were
merested
and
watching
To
Institute
Elks'
Lodge
'.the
nudience
and
were
Mrs.
C.
J.
the
living
through
their
iNorrington,
Mrs.
H.
Lynum
and
I
IT.
A.
V.
T'emblsy.
Decisions
I
were
given
according
to.
merit.
t
and
inspiration.
The
i
considered
it
unnecessary
I
extended
tribute
at
this
j
the
memory
of
those
I
ere
honored
today.
In
At
a
well
attended
meeting
of
,
A
barber
shop
skit
in
whi-h
applicants
for
membership
ln
j(
Schultzlc
ave
lessons
ln
the
new
Prince
Rupert
Lodge
Ko.
barbering
to
students
Bill
Os-342
of
the
Order
of
Elks,
held
in
borne,
Oliver
Baxter,
Frank
the
common
lounge
of
the
Civic
i
Raintfo-d
caused
a
lot
of
me.-ri-Oentre
Sunday
afternoon,
it
was
,
ment.
A
grim
selection
of
tools,
decided
to
hold
the
official
In-,
Included
a
saw,
meat
r
leaver
and
i
the
communion
of
saints
..
;
I
I.
V,
-J
1.Ar,HyJ
me
veii,
tiiry
riuu
iicuiu
Well
done,
good
and
servants."
iiie
the
ecclesiastical
ca-
the
late
BLshop
Kik.
Gibson
told
how
he
laad
tin
snips
to
cut
off
the
beard
of
Robin
Edwards,
the
model,
who
left
the
stae
minus
a
consider-pble
quantity
of
his
beard.
The
Terrace
"Hotshots"
were,
George
Grant,
Georee
West,
Joe
Schult-?r.
and,
atlhou?h
their
sound
stttution
on
Sunday
everting
next.
This
meeting
will
be
told
in
the
Oddfellows'
hall.
J.
P.
Mlquelon,
the
Grand
Lodge
organizer,
announced
that
upwards
of
50
citizens
of
the
city
bad
already
filed
applications
tot
niginally
destined,
on
com-
t
from
Ontario,
for
the
at
Hazelton
but,
on
the
fad
been
instructed
to
come
membership
in
the
new
lodge
;
(ti
to
Prince
Rupert
and
It
.
.
.
in
the
toughest
test
a
motor
gets!
August
1813
when
he
!n
i
here.
Thowlng
himself
fteartedly
Into
his
duties.
mg
patriotic
activities
in
effects
were
really
good,
their
ni'ish
was
somewhat,
off
key.
Other
items
Included:
Guitar
and
cowboy
sonps,
Don
Oillanders;
Local
duet,
Theresa
and
Helen
Benoit;
tap
dancing,
Marga-et
Groom:
vocal
duet,
Mrs.
Grant
and
Oliver
Baxter:
War
I,
he
naa
piayea
a
;
part
in
the
completion
cathedral
here
and,
hav-
niano
accordion.
Bob
Baxter,
and
and
It
was
predicted
by
the
assembly
that
this
number
would
be
doubled
by
the
coming
Saturday
when
the
charter
list
must
be
closed.
Committees
were
appointed,
or
elected,
as
follows:
.
Hall
Mark
Hill,
N.
E.
Johnson
and
Godfrey
Madsen.
Refreshments
Don
Arnejr,
G.
Madsen
and
Gerry
Ciconni.
Entertainment
Chas.
P.
Bal-agno,
chairman.
Accommodation
and
reception
Ihown
his
organizing
and
monologue
bv
IJovd
McLeod
to
o
little
girl,
Beth
Baxter.
Egel
Sargent
and
Darrall
Col
lins
were
the
masters
of
cere
strative
capacity
as
rec-.non
and
deauon,
follow-'
death
of
the
late
Arch-
F.
H.
DuVernet
In
1924,
;
elected
and
consecrated
in
1928.
Under
his
re-
monies.
Kin
president,
W.
C
Osborne
wecomed
the
audienoc
is
Bishop,
there
had
been
and
thanked
them
tor
their
at
the
of
visiting
officials
H.
R.
Helsr-
jed
development
or
;
work
including
the
ex
son,
chairman.
Hi
tendance
to
swell
the
funds
lot-benefit
of
the
youngsters
at
n
of
missionizing
in
the
Thpap
rnmmltlApn
hnvs
nnu.-or
Christmas
time!
Peace
River
agrlcultural
1
add
t0
thelr
numbers.
The
no-
I
mlnattng
committee
is
composed
GREAT
WORKERS
lof
Qarnett
Hull,
Bert
Morgan
nis
great
worn,
rusnop
and
Eddie
claDn
arTner
New
Atomic
tool!
By
equipping
test
engines
with
piston
rings
treated
at
the
Atomic
Energy
Commission's
Oak
Ridge
Plant,
our
scientists
i
for
the
first
time
measured
wear
as
it
happened
'
.,
.found
out
with
Geiger
counters
exactly
why
motor
oils
failed.
A
New
"RPM"
was
developed!
litajyiM
members
of
the
Order.
There
will
be
visiting
Elks
Irom
Smith
erg
and
Burns
Lake
Lodges
id
for
quiet
but
effective
Ate
Mrs.
Rix
who
had
kept
n
step
as
they
had
truly
;
together.
In
every
sense
r
rL
If
nsel
n;irli
.shly
.n
and
T,Tn
unstinting-.
J
ntini
Verne
N.
Taylor
of
Burns
Lake.
ruer
G,d
?
rorJ?
KL?X
I
District
No.
7.
for
a
quicker,
niter,
blacker
thine!
,11
For
Action,
Advertise!
:
high
degnee
the
Chris-tve
of
duty
to-extend
the
-m
of
God
on
Earth.
Their
nad
been
an
Inestimable
ie,
elevating
not
only
the
i
but
contributing
to
tlhe
lite
of
the
:ommunity
to
;
Uiey
lived.
rx
im
-
as
church
administrator,.
tv
Rix
had
been
a
"prince
nds,
great
brother
andj
adviser,
Imbued
with
sim-;
humility
and
sagacity."
I
Cold
operation
testa,
under
rigid
controls,
were
used
to
simulate
stou-and-go
driving
conditions...
the
toughest
kind
a
motor
meets.
New
RPM"
was
compared
with
the
best
of
conven-tioial
motor
oils.
Results
were
amazing!
r
death
had
removed
those
,
L
jP
A
V
ere
honored
today,
beautiful
Christian
faith
'hey
had
passed
ahead
and,
it
came
time
to
meet
the
above,
there
too
would
be
m
with
these
beloved
1949
Special
Deluxe
Plymouth
1700.00
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Plymouth
900.00
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h
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i.
7
Sowing
the
Bishop's
sermon,
!"ct
of
unveiling
was
psr-
kd
bv
tht
snn
nf
Rlshon
RiX
I
the
Bishop
performing
the!
r;mon.
KY
BLESSED
t
the
unveiling
service
in
thedral,
the
congregation
nadian
Army
New
RPM
Motor
Oil
was
shown
to
double
the
life
of
average
automobile
engines
between
major
overhauls
due
to
lubrication.
Laboratory
tests
proved
it.
Severe
road
tests
barked
it
up.
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Addresses
fTAWA.
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postal
ad-
FS
for
Cannrllnn
A
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V
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personnel
and
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assigned
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office
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mlli-
authorities.
Mtive
immediatelv.
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mall
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for
personnel
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No
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Compared
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conventional
motor
oils,
it
doubles
the
life
of
average
engines
between
major
overhauls
due
to
lubrication.
It
cuts
in
half
the.
wear-rate
of
such
critical
engine
parts
as
piston
rings
and
cylinder
walls.
It
doubles
protection
against
gummy
carbon.
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as
follows:
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Photography
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Timber
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average
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twice
as
long.
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A'ith
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