Rowe;
Frank
Kllbom.
Kenny
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In
Finlayson;
Grace1
Wood;
Joanne
Simons.
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prince
Hupcrf
Daflp
Yut'm
Saturday,
May
21,
1949
TERRACE
BRIDE-
Prince
Rupert
Man
Buys
Terrace
Shop
TERRACE
After
17
years
'of
sen;
Robert
Jensen;
Leonard
Smith.
Jack
Mac-Lean;
David
Lowe;
Gary
Morison.
Gordon
Stenset;
Gordon
Brain.
Bert
Tipton.
John
Newton;
Donald
McLean;
Jimmy
Arseneau.
Jerry
Christoff;
Jerry
Taylor.
Frank
Anfield;
Bobby
Kelsey.
Donn'.e
Husvlk:
Jirnmv
Lindokkpn
Am-.
Girls,
11
and
12
years
Marlon
Watson;
Sally
Schumacher.
Rvl-
.e7aliernni;
Louise
irsMarylin
Far-
business
in
Terrace,
Bert
West
sold
out
his
Meat
Market
last
bride-to-be.
Later,
delicious
refreshments
were
served.
Among
those
present
or
send-lne
eifts
were:
Mesdames
R.
vla
Bellis;
Margaret
Macfar-lane.
Janice
Davies;
Margaret
Stenset;
Ronnie
Nordin;
Jerry)
ELECT
HONORED
.
TERRACE
Miss
Josephine
Jordan,
whose
marriage
to
Albert
Harrison
will
take
place
here
on
June
1,
was
honored
at
a
surprise
shower
on
Wednes
.laVtTlllg.
"."
Mcintosh;
Greig
Forbes.
Edward
Pilford;
Earl
Denton;
Lance
Theobald.
.
Cl2
week
to
George
Peters
of
Prince
Rupert
who
will
take
over
on
June
1.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
West
will
ASTHMA
AND
HAY
FEVER
.Myrna
Crass-
Cooper,
A.
Houlden,
L.
John-,
stone,
G.
Jordan,
H.
Smith,
S
Smith,
N.
McNabb,
E.
Hoben-
Olson.
Mary
Moraes;
Arlene
Cameron.
Patsy
Willson;
Annette
Wlndle.
Nancy
Lund;
Patricia
Pierce.
Joan
Pearson;
Laurs
Eirikson.
Patsy
Lemon;
wowes;
woiirea
urickson.
GUHfi,
9
and
10
years
Marilyn
Farmer;
Sonja
Hansen;
Beverley
Calderunl.
Sylvia
Covering;
Sylvia
Holland;
Donna
Becker.
Andrea
Veltch:
Shin
Don
q
a
'(.(iseniHnl;
BREATHF.AhY
OF
CANADA
Boys,
13
years
Everett
Jef-Morlson;
Edward
Gireau,
Arthur
ferles;
Maurice
Trudeau.
Jim
day
evening
at
the
home
of
Mr
Ltd.
Vanrottw.
H
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I
schild.
T.
Campbell,
R.
Perry,
E.
..line
Moorehead,
Harrison,
C.
B.
Harrison,
E
j
Haugland,
J.
Frank,
Misses
B
t
and
J.
Kirkaldy,
Merle
West,1
Doreen
Murie,
Yvonne
Larson.J
Colleen
Whalen,
Betty
Curtis..
and
Mrs.
E
.Haugland.
Dolly
and
Irene
Hang
land
were
the
young
hostesses.
Tiny
Karen
Campbell
brought
in
the
gifts
on
a
decorated
wagon
and
presented
them
to
the
surprised
leave
on
June
9
for
a
long
vacation
in
the
south
and
then
return
U
their
horn
here.
Mr.
Peters,
who
has
been
for
twenty
year
in
the
railway
service
at
Prince
Rupert,
recently
holding
the
position
of
yardmaster,
will
arrive
here
next
Wednesday
to
take
over
June
1.
Halliday;
Verna
Fossum.
Donna
Moller;
Elsie
Lund;
Sonja
Sei-vig.
Jeanette
Spark;
Gail
Harvey;
Jacqueline
Johnson.
Mari
Wat-
,,-
Ma"""
Stewart;
Gordon
Marshall.
Roy
Mcintosh;
Herbert
Quast.
Joe
Amstutz;
Earl
Denton.
Gary
Morison;
Edward
Cireau.
Arthur
Helin;
Albert
Petersen.
Lance
Theobald
;
Laurence
Rudland.
Jack
Anton;
John
Newton.
Jacqueline
Moorehead.
Boys,
11
and
12
years
Gordon
Marshall;
Alfred
Strand.
Arthur
Helin.
Edward
Gireau;
Francis
Rowe;
Jimmy
Carlson
Bruce
Forward;
Donald
Husvik:
Donald
McLeod.
Albert
Peter
llls;
Mary
Mora
whiitlle
Violet
Jackson,
Elsie
Crego,
Mary
Little,
Lillian
Mile.
lyn
j.
Berry;
Elizabeth
Pierce;
Myrna
Crossley.
Sonja
Jensen
-
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years-Robert,
Advertise
in
the
Daiiy
Sews!
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DOCK
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SHIPBWODERS
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Ed.
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Mrs.
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Mrs.
D.
Kristmanson,Mrs.
Will-lam
Wasyk
and
Mrs.
Ed.
Saun-j
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Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell
and
Mrs.
Ed.
Saunders
were
in
charge
or
sevral
raffles,
the
drawings
for
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
and
.
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MINING
MACraNER
which
resulted
as
follows:
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donated
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Mrs.
Samuel
Massey,
won
by
Robert
Gordon.
Pyrex
set,
Mrs.
Robert
Cameron.
Harn,
Mrs.
A.
M
Butlinich.
Luncheon
set,
Mr.?.
George
Shenton.
Apron,
Mrs.
Samul
Massy.
,
Vase,
Mrs.
J.
Alexander.
1
Master
Arnold
Rivett
drew
the
lucky
tickets.
FOR
SALE
;
Logging
Jacks
and
Blocks
Three-Ply
Koofing
Paper
!
Nw
Rnaular
$5.85
Now
$1.00
a
roll
j
PAINT
ENAMEL
Regular
$2.55
Now
on
sale
for
$1.75
;
B.C.
FURNITURE
CO.
Third
Avenue
West
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in
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Daily
Maws'.
Great
Progress
in
Industrial
Development
and
Social
Welfare
to
Be
Continued
Under
Coalition
!Y
All
Types
-
POINTING
nr.
Ji
SUPPLIES
FOR
OFFICE
STATIONERY
FOR
HOME
GREETING
CARDS
PENS,
AND
PENCILS
DIBB
PRINTING
CO.
BESNER
BLOCK
PHONE
234
21.
To
institute
an
exhaustive
study
by
a
conference
of
employers
and
employees
of
the
administration
of
the
Industrial
Conciliation
and
Arbitration
Act
so
a
to
improve
further
the
labour
laws
of
the
province.
22.
To
widen
the
scope
of
the
"open
Borstal
School"
by
establishing
a
similar
school
fo
girls
and
also
a
"closed
Borstal
School"
where
youths
may
be
separated
from
chronic
criminals,
studied
and
then
passed
on
to
the
"open
borstal
School"
for
vocational
training
and
good
citizenship.
23.
'
To
build
soundly
on
the
Social
Security
structure
already
well
laid
('own
in
this
province
by
constant
.
review
of
such
services
as
Hospital
Insurance,
Hospital
Construction,
Old
Age
Pensions,
Social
Allowances,
Mothers'
Pensions
and
Various
health
services.
,
1
i
Dominion
Government
for
a
contributory
21.
To
press
superannuation
system.
'
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25.
To
endeavor
to
reach
Dominion-Provincial-Municipal
agreement
on
low
rental
housing.
26.
To
increase
outdoor.srwrtsjacilities.by
expanding
the
programme
of
stocking
lakes
and
streams,
increasing
the
release
of
game
birds
and
generally
working
in
close,
cooperation
with
Abe
various
fish
and
game
associations
in
.lhe-1
interests
of
conservation.
'
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Property
Owners!
FOR
...
GENERAL
CONSTRUCTION
REMODELING
and
ALTERATIONS
"...
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1.
To
romplete
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
from
Quesnel
to
Prince
George.
2.
To
develop
iort
of
Squamish
by
constructing
lumber
assembly
plant
to
serve
mills
in
Prince
George
anl
Juenel
areas.
3.
To
construct
a
modern
highway
from
West
Vancouver
to
Squamish,
giving
fast
freight
and
passenger
connection
with
P.G.E.
4.
To
assist
the
1J.C.
Power
Commission
in
power
development
at
uesnel
to
serve
Oniesnel,
Wells,
Williams
Lake
and
Prince
George
areas.
5.
To
survey
extension
of
P.G.E.
to
Peace
River
area
and
continue
exploration
to
prove
coal
deposits
in
Hasler
Creek
area.
the
establishment
of
an
aluminum
6.
To
encourage
-
industry
in
area
south
of
Prince
Rupert.
7.
To
encourage
establishment
of
pulp
and
pap
plywood'
Wid
lumber
mills
adjacent
to
1
;(,.fc.
to
provide
employment
and
additional
freight
for
railway.
8.
To
continue
highway
development
programme
vjith
-
'
iowofcompletionofmaiii
arterial
highways
by
19.
9
To
accelerate
"improvement
of
secondary
highways.
,
10.
To
complete
Pine
Pass
Highway
from
Prince
George
to
Dawson
Creek.
'
Highway
and
open
for
11.
To
complete
Hope-Princeton
traffic,
this
year.
-
.
and
rural
electri-J12'
12
To
accelerate
power
development
nca.ion
by
maUng
available
to
Power
Unn
$13,(KK,(MMI
lK)rnwing
power
in
addition
to
$o,oUU,0UU
for
Quesnel
project.
,
13.
To
continue
the
work
of
the
Fraser
R.ver
Basin
Hoard
for
flood
control.
of
irrigat
ion
.projects
for
14.
To
carry
out
programme
which
the
government
has
provided
3,00u,lHX.
1-5
To
assist
agricultural
industry
by
expanding
obtain
our
farmers
to
assisting
land
clearing
system,
and
uiinimie
soil
erosion.
adequate
water
supply
expansion
of
mining
industry
by
stimulate
16
To
of
constructing
mining
roads
for
development
various
mining
properties.
of
further
mineral
wealth
by
17.
To
encourage
discovery
expanding
free
grubstaking
of
prospectors.
research
for
existmg
industries
scientif.c
18
To
expand
industries.
for
establishing
new
as
well
as
markets
and
find
increased
19.
To
develop
export
domestic
markets
for
surplus
products.
commission
to
review
Workmen
8
2(1
To
unnoint
a
i
ens"
tbn
Hoard
so
that
the
Act
may
be
modified
Vn
keeping
with
the
best
interests
of
employee.
27
To
assist
school
boards
to
complete
their
next
four
years'
building
programme
by
continuing
to
pay
50
of
the
cost.
'
To
provide
necessary
funds
for
future
buildings
at
28
CLEAN
UP!
PAINT
UP!
BEAUTIFY.
the
University
oi
i.v.
educational
costs
based
on
29.
To
review
continually
relative
assessed
values
so
that
equalization
of
the
burden
can
be
attained.
30
To
assist
further
pupils
in
rural
areas
to
receive
education
by
paying
board
allowance
to
parents
and
For
your
gardening
supplies,
paints
.
of
all
kinds,
and
tools
and
equipment.
....?
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50
ol
tne
cosi
oi
i-uii5ui.vw..B
unit
of
a
new
school
31.
To
construct
the
first
$350,000
for
deaf
and
blind.
32.
To
assist
school
boards
by
providing
them
with
standard
plans
and
to
make
available
a
construction
schools
erected
from
such
engineer
who
will
inspect
plans.
33
To
guard
the
public's
heritage
in
respect
to
natural
and
paX
by
developing
those
already
reserved
place
under
reservation
other
areas
where
deemed
necessary.
U
To
render
the
Dominion
Government
the
fullest
in
all
matters
affecting
our
security,
co-opeiation
thereby
making
evident
our
full
support
of
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