11
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
December
31,
1949
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Avenue.
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Rupert.
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Columbia,
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6th
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Pastor
Leonard
A.
Thorpe
Sat.
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Service.
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at
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except
as
shown.
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Dunsmulr
St.
Holy
Communion
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Sunday
School
2:00
p.m.
Canon
Basil
8.
Prockter.
B
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B
D.
Rector:
(Blue
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It's
Been
a
Good
Year
SUNDAY,
JANUARY
1,
1950
11
a.m.
Morning
Worship
;
Topic:
"READY
FOR
ACTIO.V
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School.
7:30
p.m.
Gospel
Service.
Topic:
"INCOMPARABLE
PRICE"
The
Salvation
Army
Citadel
Fraser
Street
SPECIAL
WATCH
-
NIGHT
SERVICE
COMMENCING
AT
10:30
P.M.
Saturday,
31st
December,
1!)VJ
Conducted
by
SCaptain
W.
Chas.
Poulton.
Address
by
Rev.
F.
Antrobus.
The
Congregations
of
First
Baptist
Church
and
The
Salvation
Army
are
uniting
for
this
service
and
extend
a
hearty
welcome
to
any
other
Christian
groups
who
will
not
be
having
a
similar
service
In
their
own
Church
building.
Let
us
thank
God
for
His
1949
Blessings
and
Dedicate
ourselves
to
His
Servict
for
the
Year
that
will
be
born
as
we
conclude
the
Service.
TlIE
YEAR
V.m
which
comes
to
an
end
today
has
"
been
a
jrood
one
to
Prince
Rupert
and
its
people.
We
have
prospered
and,
apart
from
the
normal
vicissitudes
of
life
have
had
little
to
mar
our
happiness.
As
a
community
we
have
progressed.
Our
city
and
district
ha--
won
new
recognition
as
the
growing
importance
of
northwestern
Canada
in
the
national
scene
has
been
freely
admitted.
From
the
industrial
standpoint
we
have
done
well
with
the
outstanding
development
a
very
tangible
and
realistic
one
in
the
progress
of
construc
Special
Music
IRANIAN
SHAH
VISITS
TRUMAN
-On
his
arrival
in
Washington,
the
Shah
of
Iran
Is
welcomed
by
President
Truman.
The
33-year-old
Iranian
ruler
pledged
that
his
country,
rich
in
oil
and
bordering
Russia,
will
"work
with
the
U.S.
in
the
maintenance
of
peace
in
the
Middle
East."
President
Truman
said
that
U.S.
-Iranian
friendship,
cemented
"in
the
struggle
against
fascism"
will
"become
closer
in
the
years
ahead."
.TON
j
ilie
I
about
I
Avx.
7:30
Hi
Young
Peoples
J
Wed.,
2
p.m..
Prayer
Meeting
OUR
OUR
J
TO
ALL
Frl.,
8
p.m.,
Ambassadors.
WE
PREACH
THE
OLD-TIME
COSPF.I.
COLDEST
WEATHER
iCuntinued
lruu;
rage
1;
FIRST
BAPTIST
5th
Ave.
E.
at
Yount?
St
Minister:
Rev.
Fred
Antrobus
(Oreen
8121
FtRST
PIIKSBTTIIKMN
4th
Avenue
East
FIRST
I'MTUD
636
6th
Ave.
West
licv.
L.
G.
Sieber
(Green
613)
FI'I.I.
GOSPEL
TABI.KX.W'I.F.
202
6th
Ave.
West
Pastor:
C.
Fawcett
(Green
33
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SA
1
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ARMY
Fraser
Stieef.
CO.:
Capt.
W.
Poulton
Directory
Class
2:30
p.m.
Sunday
School
S:00
p.m.
(Black
2691
ST.
PAl
l.'S
M
TIIKRAN
5th
Ave
at
McBrlde
St.
Pastor:
IS.
Solland
(Black
610'
ST.
PKTI'.R'S
ANGLICAN
Seal
Cove
Archdeacon
K.
Bodson
Sunday
School
1
1
:00
a.m.
Evening
Prayer
i
:30
p.m.
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Blue
Kll.ll
H
BAPTIST
629
6th
Ave.
E.
Pastor.
Leonard
A.
Thorpe
Services
11
a
m
and
7
30
p.m.
Sundav
School
12.15.
FRIENDS
FRIENDS
J
I
AND
AND
I
Ui
During
the
afternoon
yester
tion
to
a
vividly
impressive
stage
of
the
huge
celan-
j
ese
pulp
mill
at
nearby
Watson
I
s
1
a
n
d
a
project
j
which
by
the
time
another
New
Year
comes
around,
j
will
have
been
'almost
completed
and
ready
to
go
in-
j
to
operation
as
a
permanent
industry.
j
":
Our
basic
idustry
of
the
fisheries
has,
on
the
j
vrhole.had
a
satisfactory
year
with
nothing
spectac-j
ular
yet
f
e
w
disappointments.
If
1950
is
as
g
o
o
d
j
'there
w
i'l
be
no
reason
for
complaint.
!
V
:The
timk-r
industry
has
had
a
steady
year
with
j
CUSTOMERS
May
you
oil
hQv
PEACE
!
PROSPERITY
'
and
HAPPINESS!
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Clip
tliis
fur
reference
Week
of
Prayer
Monday,
January
2
to
Saturday,
Jan.
7
at
8
p.m.
Day
Church
Speaker
Monday,
St.
Andrews
Cathedral,
Rev.
L.
G.
Siebe
Tuesday,
First
United
Chureh,
Archdeacon
E.
Hod.
ion
Wednesday,
First
Baptist
Church,
Capt.
W.
C.
P'mlum
Thursday,
St.
Peter's
at
Seal
Cove,
Rev.
F.
Anlrobis
Friday,
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle,
Pastor
L.
A.
Thorpe
Saturday,
Salvation
Army,
Her.
C.
Fawcett
day
snow
on
sidewalks
began
,
to
melt
but
that
was
no
Indica-
ttion
of
decreasing
tempera-,
lures.
The
Digby
Island
fore-I
caster
stated
temperatures
at
the
Wireless
Station
were
I
around
16
above
yesterday
IVihne
Prince
Rupert
readings
were
slightly
higher
but
still
far
below
the
needing
level.
So
New
Year's
Eve
and
day
I
will
be
dry
and
very
cold
and
no
ruin
or
snow
U
expected
in
this
area
as
far
as
the
weatherman
predicts.
.
Numerous
parties
.
of
private
'
and
semi-private
nature
will
mark
tne
mreweU
to
the
old
I
r
J
in
BUY
SAFE
HfDIlCF
HISK
VO'0
10SS
USE
ONLY
A
TAYLOR
SAFE
In
a
cheap,
interior
aala
you
will
endanger
your
enure
business
Uie.
Are
you
conhdenl
that
your
die
will
protect
ite
content
again
t
eere
lire,
of
ttietl'
U
it
largn
enough
to
contain
all
the
record
and
valuables
you
thould
protect
each
night?
You
can
be
ture
with
a
Taytoi
Sale.
There
are
Taylor
Sales
In
many
Ues
In
which
you
will
have
the
greatest
security
obtainable.
A
lor
details
and
terms
ot
payment.
J
6fJ.
TAYLOR
LIMITED
TORONTO
SAFE
WORKS
ont
Street
East
Toronto
Eilablithed
1
B
S
VANCOI
VLR
Kit
-INCH
SAI.KK
AND
Sr.UVH
-f.
310
Wrsi
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onldv.i
SC.
ait(
Oliver,
IJ.
C.
expansion
of
logging
operations,
particularly
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
and
the
manufactur-ig
plants
of
the
interior
at
least
the
well
established
ones
coining
through
a
changing
situation
with
I
u'itn:f:)rf
ion
Tho
nvrwiwi't
for
19,")0
mav
not
be
so
The.offerlngs
taken
at
these
services
will
be
given
to
the
British
and
Foreign
Bible
Society
J
rosv
owinir
to
uncertainty
but
there
should
not
be
Kf
.
)IC
.ar
and
the
welcoming
of
the
new.
V.jjor
events
will
Include
laige
oaiicing
parties
at
rivtofc
Chatham
ar.'i
at
the
Prince
Ru-pt-ri
Aero
Club.
Another
large
uiiatr
wiil
be
a
party
at
the
Moose
Temple.
The
cnu
wuntry
weaihe1-brought
Joy
to
nw
;ieai
ts
ol
the
any
serious
depression
for
the
period
of
the
coming-twelve
months
at
least.
Mining
has
staged
a
considerable
comeback
with
'
Torbrit
and.Po-!
such
p'-ojrerties
as
Silbak-Frernier,
laris-Taku
the
major
bright
incidents.
It
may
well
Train
Cut
Is
Explained
B.C.
Furniior!
I
be
exported
that
1
050
will
be
an
even
better
mining
First
Presbyterian
Chiirrt
i
'ii
tviA,Vi
itViav
nvonp
vtips
lidded
to
the
list
of
ODer-
Director
of
Music:
Mrs.
IS.
.'
loveis
of
such
winter
sports
as
i
skating
and
coasting,
txcelleiu
-skating
on
gtxxi
smooth
ice
i-;
-.,.
liU
l
lill
WUlt.1
j;i
uj'v
t
v.ii.
-
v,
-
Smith
and
B.C.
Clothier
BALAGNO
Florists
I'lioiir
(irrr-n
78
IVix
1193
(
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
aui
acting
the
skaters
to
the
vari-
!
ous
sheets
.
around
the
city
as
well
as
to
me
Sait
Lake
across
the
harbor.
j
The
continued
.
cold
weather
and
the
intensive
stoking
up
of.
'
fires
brought
a
warning
from
the
'
ators
and
more,
activity
in
the
field
of
exploration.
;
The
re-establishment,
after
several
years,
by
Con-j
solidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Co.
of
exploration
!
headquarters
at
Prince
Rupert
has
been
a
significant
feature.
"
Unemployment
has
been
practically
no
protr
fern
here
durinsr
the
year.
SUNDAY,
JANUARY
1,
1950
Morning
Service
11
a.m..
Speaker
P.
H.
Linzey.
Sunday
School-12:i5
p.m.
No
Evening
Service
Fust
United
Church
036
Sixth
Avenue
West
.Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
G.
Sieber
I
A(Atrtl.-.e
in
thi
Dai:
"1
A
MONTREAL,
Effective
I
Monday
January
9
a
system-wide
reduction
of
twenty-five
percent
in
steam-operated
passenger
trains
will
become
necessary
on
the
Canadian
Na-;
tional
Railways'.
This
drastic
curtailment
of
train
service
is
due
to
serious
depletion
of
coal
reserves
of
the
company
be-j
cause
of
work
stoppages
and
;
shortened
working
hours
in
;
United
States
mines
upon
which
the
company
relies
for
huge
quantities
of
fuel.
In
making
the
announcement
,
N.
B.
Walton,
executive
vice-;
president
of
the
Canadian
Na-'
tional.
stated
that
in
August
last
the
company
had
re-
citv
fire
deDartment
todav
thai
ev.
t
BROADWAY
CAFE
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r
On
the
whole,
it
has
been
a
good
business
year
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
retail
trade
has
entered
a
(
extreme
caution
and
watchfulness
should
be
ooserved.
There
was
grief
for
many
people
this
morning
as
they
rose
to
lind
water
pipes
frozen
after
the
coldest
December
nigh),
In
se
ven-ten
years.
Burst
pipes
in
some
instances
accentuated
the
'
more
competitive
phase
but
progressive
businesses
n.oo
a.m
Morning
Worship
Best
Fooi
Ch-tidren's
Story
with
hymn
Sermon:
In
Earthen
Vessels
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Worship
!
have
thrived.
Banks
have
done
a
rushing
business
'
in
view
of
the
new
industrial
activity.
Building
has
had
a
good
season
and
many
improvements
are
to
be
noted.
Finest
Cooking
New
Year's
Theme:
New
Lives
serves
of
coal
in
stock
equal
to
For
Old
;
fi'r
months'
supply
and
that
YOU
ARE
CORDIALLY
INVITED
'his
quantity
was
more
than
j
Hours
7
a.m.
to
1
a.:
A
bumper
tourist
year
brought
many
visitors
Runrtav
schools
wilt
hold
oDen
sufficient
to
see
it
through
an
For
Take-Home
Orders
Phone
200
BOY
BISHOP
Thirteen-vear-old
Peter
Penninas
of
10
tnc
CilV
ami
there
WOUK
have
been
more
anrl
thPV
IseMinn
tn
First
Church.
laveiage
winter
season
provia-
0-
f
M.
Mays,
associated
with
the
Jehovah
Witnesses,
who
recently
made
a
trip
to
Masset,
Port
Clements
and
Queen
Charlotte
points,
is
leaving'
for
Vancouver
aboard
the
Camosun
Sunday.
His
headquarters
aro
at
Prince
George.
'
would
have
stayed
longer
but
for
the
continued
lacki
No
su'lday
Scno1
at
conrai.
of
facilities
to
accomodate
and
interest
them,
the
u'-tec!
Hal1-
:
ing
the
flow
of
coal
to
the
com-
,
wednesbury,
-
Staffordshire,
ipany
from
the
mines
was
also
,
Er,g.f
became
bov
bishop
for
a
normal.
However,
the
coal
strike
.
montn
wherli
exchanging
hi-followed
by
the
'severe
reduc-
C3p
and
satcnel
for
cope
and
tion
in
miners
working
hours,
:
mitre
ne
was
inducted"
by
have
combined
to
drastically
(
Rev
x
F
woolley,
prlest-ln-
reduce
the
Inward
flow
of
coal
charge
of
St.
Luke's
church.
and
the
four
months'
reserve
Here
the
boy
bishop
receives
Values
for
You
Lunch
Kits
Pvrex
Wore
1
improvement
of
which
situation
might
well
be
a
ma-;
jor
objective
for
next
year.
Prince
Rupert
still
seems
;
to
be
somewhat
unappreciative
of
t
h
e
potentiali-
ties
of
this
important
industry.
1
From
a
municipal
standpoint
we
have
still
had
;
our
vicissitudes
yet
the
year
has
not
been
without
progress,
notably
in
the
improvement
of
the
down
Cla&sifiecl
ads
bring
results
'in"
w
Pocket
Knives
Percolators
O
Covered
Roasters
Thermos
Bottles
nas
dwindled
so
that
now
tne
:
his
mitre
from
the
Rev.
T.
F.
stock
pile
is
only
sufficient
for
,
woolley
at
the
"Induction"
30
days
operation
and
this
the
ceremony.
management
regards
as
a
crl-
.
tically
dangerous
margin
with
i
.
thp
wintor
u,n
ohuorf
Mr,
ai
!
situation
should
take
a
favor-
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTDf
F
F
0
fz!
f5
0
:
3)j
ne
r.ble
turn
which
would
improve
ternative
except
curtailment
of
I
the
supply
the
train
services
ii
am
aex
vive
is.
possioie.
t
The
Canadian
National
Is
the
1
weT''w,'wr,'t,err,r,'e,,t,fts,r,r"e'e,fe'C''S'rr'''f,r
will
be
immediately
reviewed."
Details
concerning
the
pass-
largest
consumer
of
coal
in
SNOW
RUNNERS
$6.50
'
Can
be
Raised
or
Lowered
Instantly
-
by
Foot
Action
Vht
Ptccl
dcctitoiy
ln
Carriages
in
tht
Snow
Canada
using
between
six
and
i
enEer
schedules
affected
will
be
CABS
York
Hotel,"
Jrd
Ave.
town
st
reets
and
the
steps
that
have
been
taken
to-'
:
wards
betterment
of
school
facilities
through
the
'.
erection
of
new
building?
as
well
as
the
extension
of
sewers
and
the
decision
for
a
modified
scheme
of
'
,
telephone
service
improvements.
There
is,
of
course,
much
yet
to
be
done
and,
as
has
been
suggested
be-'
;
;
fore,
it
Is
to
be
hoped
that
some
new
financial
deal
j-
;
may
be
made
whereby
the
civic
needs,
so
many
and
,
so
pressing,
may
be
to
some
measure
achieved.
I,
.
.
...
We
have
had
in
1949
no
major
calamities,
the
I
:
.
sickening
rumbling
of
a
considerable
earthquake
in
announced
irom
regional
neau-
million
even
tons
a
year.
,
1
quarters,
Moncton,
Toronto,
In
Eastern
Canada
the
Can-
..
...
,
.
.
Winnipeg,
St.
'
Albans
and
De-adian
National
spreads
west-,
,
..
,
...
.
.
...
troit,
as
quick
y
as
possible.
Stand
.
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BAKED
FRESH
DAILY
Delectable
Party
Pastries
and
Cakes
That
Everyone
Enjoys
if
coal
mined
in
the
maritlmes
'
and
the
practice
is
followed
also
on
the
western
region
with
eoal
from
local
mines.
The
company
is,
however,
dependent
Thank
you
to
oil
our
many
customers
who
patronized
us
during
our
first
year
of
business.
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LTD.
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have
had
a
good
reason
to
be
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some
have
had
the
griefs
and
trials
of
normal
exis-
lis:
practically
wholly
on
the
U.
S
mines
for
the
supply
of
the
heavy
coal
tonnage
required
in
central
Canada.
'
A
review
of
our
present
position,"
said
Mr
.Walton,
"indi
cates
that
the
diminution
in
the
limited
supplies
of
coal
which
we
are
presently
receiving
from
Even
the
weather
has
bopn
Irinrl
t
For
The
Hew
Year
.
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May
we
have
the
opportunity
of
serving
you
even
better
in
the
New
Year.
.en
we
consider
what
other
places,
usually
red
more
favorably
than
ourselves,
have
had
For
the
latest
in
IDEAS
and
modern
MATERIALS
SEE
ISLAND
CITY
BVILDERS'
SUPPLIES
General
Builders'
Supplies
505
McBride
St.
Blue
820
$19.95
to
$269
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$59.53
G.E.
Radios
,
G.E.
Floor
Polishers
0
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cunn
.to
put
up
with.
Yes.
1949
has
been
a
happy
old
year
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
new
year
of
1950
may
dawn
in
the
midst
$149.5
the
U.
S.
mines
has
made
our
situation
precarious.
The
reduction
now
ordered
will
result
in
a
weekly
saving
of
approvi-mately
95,000
miles
in
steam
passenger
train
service.
If
the
$299.54
$49.5
of
disturbing
uncertainties
and
may
appear
to
be
622
W.
3rd
Ave.
G.E.
Washers
with
pump
6
cu.
ft.
Leonard
Refrigerator
G.E.
Dual
Control
Blankets
Trilte
Torchiere
Trilite
Floor
Lamp
$14.1$
$16.1
With
Silk
Shade
Electric
Toasters
$7.50
to
$32..
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SPECIALIZING
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and
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$4.20
to
$2
Electric
Razors
$19.95
to
$2
Sunbeam
Schick
RpminRton
DON'T
FORGET
YOUR
NOMA
TREE
LIGHTS
,
loaded
with
perplexities.
We
can
but
hope
th
a
t
it
will
be
a?
satisfactory
as
the
dying
one
has
been.
We
"
have
at
least
one
satisfactory
certainty
and
that
is
:
the
knowing
that
we
sit
here
today
in
a
more
solid
;
position
than
,
we
ever
did
before
to
share
in
all
good
.
things.
Yet,
'if
things
should
not
be
so
good,
we
sh6uld
also
face
the
future
with
courage
and
good
cheer.
V'-J
We
may
be
sure
that,
if
any
place
in
the
world
is
gofng
to
have
a
happy
1950,
it
will
be
Prince
Rupert.
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TO
YOU
AND
YOURS
In
1950
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