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Thursday,
March
3,
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TERRACE
TOPICS
TODAY'S
SHOWS
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PM
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tnr
on
&
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Prtnre
a.
UEMB'
There
was
a
good
attendance
at
the
monthly
business
meeting
of
the
Hospital
Auxiliary
held
last
Thursday
evening
i
A
"
itfl,...
-
i
in
mi
WALLACE'S
Spring
Material
the
nurses'
lounge.
Mrs.
D-
G.
m
SAVE
Little
presided.
A
letter
of
thanks
was
rcati
from
Mrs.
Perry
for
the
many
lovely
cups
donated
for
the
nurses'
use
in
the
shower
on
February
14
Mrs.
W.
C.
Osborne
was
appointed
COnVenilf
tnr
Ihn
r.lnnf
nl
Ihn
HK
DAM
Will
For
The
Whole
Family
By
all
moans
see
Wallace's
large
new
stock
of
materials
for
Spring.
Time
to
sew
for
Mother,
Daughter,
Baby,
Father
and
Son
.
.
,
YES,'
materials
for
the
entire
DAVID
BUTtER
.
-
-
-
'
'
.
Vl.t,
'IHll
.
UW
W.V
tea
and
sh!p
nlntinpH
fur
Jnnti
Firt'f"
inn
ii
Refreshments
were
served
at
the
close
of
the
meeting.
A
NEW
SERIAL
ST
it-,.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
MeAdmns
Adventures
WALLACE'S
of
Cow
returned
to
Terrace
on
Tues
day
mnrninio
train
mi
nf
-
-
-
"
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o
wwi
v
Prince
Ruuert
from
a
enniblnefl
;
l..t:.i
.
.
.
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iiuuuuy
una
ousiness
trip
toj
Vancouver,
a
trip
lengthened
by
!
KITWANfiA
RAND
mi
eniorcea
stay
at
Prince
Rupert
due
to
a
breakdown
Jn
travelling
facilities.
J0
V-
.
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1
I
Secretary,
James
P.
Fowler
Directors
Eddie.
Smith,
Wallace
Morgan,
James
A
Fowler
Jeffrey
Morgan.
Conductors
Edward
Tait
Stan
Williams.
i
Bandmaster,.
Andrew
Derrick
i
Band
Major,
Solomon
Bryant
Despatches,
William
Bryant
David
A.
Smith.
Miss
Yvonne
Lursen
was
a
ted
on
for
appendicitis
on
day
night
at
the
Red
Cross
Ho.s-
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i
REORGANIZED
KITWANGA
The
Kitwanga
Totem
Pole
Band,
a
pioneer
musical
organization
which
has
languished
for
the
last
few
years,
was
re-organizcd
here
leccntly
by
young
people
of
the
community.
IU
official
send-
is
keeping
her
la
bed
for
lo
pital.
days.
Her
three
grandchildren
who
have
been
living
with
her
OMlNEr,
I
'-
siuymg
wnn
meir
aunt.
...
iuna.a
nas
ocen
a
patient
Mrs.
James
Vananten.
Their
111
the
local
hnKii!l
fr
n,
.JCi
.
..
"
Life
membership
in
the
band
were
presented,
to
George
iMuo.se.
Fred
Johnson
and
D
L
Wells.
k"1-"
!
uiuuiti
mis.
June
uuriin
re
-TZ
is
the
cod
Banks
has
been
the
island's
prime
export
In
a
lt
J?
centurie
d
'rom
Grand
ithjirtir
but
the
bulk
of
TsZTTrV?1:
few
days.
VANDE
f'in
Uiern
i
Jain.s
ai?,.
(ierhuol,
turned
from
Seattle
on
Tuts-
j
day.
Mrs.
C.
J.
NorririLTtdn
rl,inul
1
a
M
CITY
PEOPLE
.w.n
on
took
the
form
of
a
dance
and
flower
social
which
followed
a
business
meeting.
Officers
of
the
band
are:
President,
Eddie
Benson
Vice
President,
Gordon
Johnson
Treasurer,
Stan
Williams
vuilCOUVer
v,u
u
Oil
Tliesr
lucsuuy.
:iv
The
weather
Is
better
wilh
"WJ
having
spent
the
past
two
weeks,
thawimr
dav
..h
ina
i
g
man'e
Vassal
The
moth
of
the
silkworm
has
lost
the
ability
to
fly
'
and
is
completely
deDendi
f
C
D
D
Kadio
Dial
w
I
r
I
1240
Kllocyc.es
ittubject
to
Change)
in
m
the
the
south
south
where
where
she
she
attended
attended
i
Wndnrsrinv
Wednesday,
ti,
i
.,'
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on
we
unnuul
Red
Cross
meeting
RETURN
FROM
NORWAY
RIP
-
-
W
U1J
for
survival.
ho
time
i
nient.
o
i
concerns
t
tcrestcd.
Margaret
Kennoriv
12:
55-Recorded
Interlude
1:00
-Concert
Hour
J:30-Bernie
Braden
1:45
Comty
An
Idea
2:00
National
School
Bdct.
2:30
Musical
Program
2:45
Don
Messcr
and
His
Islanders
3:0-Ethel
and
Albert.
3:15
-SpoU'ghl
On
a
Star
3:20
Sketches
In
Melody
3:30
Divertimento
locn
Silts
sane-
.m
-1hok.
uui
i
n
auu
Anita
Brue
and
rimuMj
ing
down
and
most
of
it
has
melted
and
run
orf
the
roofs.
The
Intensely
cold
weather
lasting
for
so
long
has
depleted
the
woodpiles,
and
those
who
thought
that
they
hud
.sufficient
wood
for
an
ordinary
winter
are
having
to
get
more.
The
people
of
Norway
are
not
particularly
worried
about
,
the
threat
of
an
East-West
war
in
Advcrtm.
contributed
piano
solos
at"
the
united
Churrk
f,niiri
i
fctt
auu
sale
last
Saturday
afternoon.
m
uie
opinion
of
Harold
Grind-strand,
Prince
Rupert
fisherman
who
returned
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Wednesday
fmm
o
.
i
WCANC01S
LAKE
Mrs.
John
Kcefc
has
an
of
influenza
on
Iod
of
her
Help
NitmT
Dennis
Hickey
Is
recovering
lrom
a
badlv
frmpn
lhi.,a
.,
.
.
months
visit
to
his
homeland.
Mr.
Grindstrana
w:ik
nnp
r
THURSDAY
-KM.
4
:0"
Tony
the
Troubadour
"
4:1S
Sfcock
Quotations
and
Interlude
4:30-stories
of
Vidvcnture
4:45
Easy'
Listening
5:00
The
Happy
Time
,
5:30
Hawaiian
Echoes
5:45
Palter
Parade
6:00
People
Ask
6:15
Freddy
Martin
and
His
Orchestra
6:30
Musical
Varieties
6:45
Smoke
Rings
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Eventide
,
8:00--Nation's
Business
8:15
Vocal
Recital
8:30
To
be
annoiiiicf.fi
AIR
PASSENGERS
operation.
She
went
into
the
Sunday
Iirrnclf
rtt
or
tu(T,
10
local
people
who
left
the
city
walked
down
to
the
school
bwi
Burns
.
Lakc
Lake
HosPital
Hospital
on
on
one
morning
when
it
wal
Bfteraoon
for
n
lcw
cold
for
the
bus
to
run
and
then
I
-
Km
that
To
Vancouver
J.
nn5,i,iu
A.
V.
Hill.
S.
Sotlrnm
a,Kca
nome
again,
forgetting!
to
cover
one
of
his
n
'.
L-aiiy
last,
uctober.
The
pariv
brought
back
an
additiona'l
member,
Miss
Edith
Soines,
who
will
join
her
father,
Einar
Soiius
here.
From
Vancouvcr-j-S.
n
Rh.
TriKMe
r
try
hi,:,i
TipjImMlv
in
f
erts.
he
arrived
home
his
ear
was!
BREECHES
BIBLE
Tlic
Geneva
version
of
Bible,
ofU-n
known
as
the
the
uauiy
irozen.
rruh.
Im,
-
"Mi
ar
v
.
I
llarity
r.,
v
....
.
oreecnes
Hlb
e
1
tn
.,iil.,ri
....
ri
.h.
,t-
You
Saw
it
in
The
News.
.!..
is
Buuenns
cause
It
ov
,i
.....
...
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iioin
u
heart
nturi,
ffinriit
condition
..ut
.
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ivti
wnih.
which
I
made
hrrerhc
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"-"ves.
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General
conditions
in
Norw;i"
were
not
"loo
good,"
Mr.
Onnd-Ktraiul
said.
Food
was
in
good
supply,
but
there
was
a
consistent
shortage
of
clothing
nc
spent
the
winter
in
and
nir
Oslo.
The
winter
he
described
a.;
"touRh,"
without
a
great
deal
of
snow,
but
low
temperatures
and
strone
winrls.-
irD
i
.
Actuaries
-
'
"Ki,
xiuai
tors
,
Vthlet
es
1
o);rti
,i3lS;
Apiarists;
Sarbers.-
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.
t
pel
inc
his
chi
thi
C.J
foi
yes
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pi-;
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wi
br
in
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of
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0:15
-University
Round
Table
9:45
Clifford
Evens
10:00
CBU
News
10:10CBC
News
10:15
Island
Stories
10:30
Nocturne
11:00
Weather
&
..sign
Off
.
FRIDAY
A.M.
7:00-
-Musical
CufcK
7:45
Kinging
Sam
8.01)
CBC
News
A
:
15
Morning
Song
'
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
f-8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
NEWS
0:15
Morn'ng
Devotions
9:30
Morning
Concert
Br
ewe
rs
"
7
"u,nc
at
z,0
Fifth
Avenue
East.
j
Hie
parly
left
Prince
Kup-rt
on
October
2
and
m,.
"...
i
New
York
"on
the
liner
Slaan-I
ur;ir
hH',J7'
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landed
back
in
New
York
on
the
8Hme
vesiJOJ
on
February
18
j
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Chasnor.s,
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Harris
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Melodies
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(Trade
Mark
Hcg.)
them
to
con
tin
up
,.n
our
fjivoiiiilc
play
hlittr
is
10:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
ll:00Lefs
Play
11:15
Songs
of
Yesterday
11:30
Weather
For..
nai'k
.
,
.
incirf
hiith
more
oomforliildn
,
Pf'it
north
on
Monday.
Members
i.f
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live,
ever
JjUon.
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Mr,G;,n
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billow,
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with
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11:33
Rec.
Int.
11:45
Famous
Voices.
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Mid-day
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12:15
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