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rfnre
YXumt
Daflp
mot
Monday,
July
4,
1949
GRADUATION
AT
TERRACE
i.sn
act
f
inti-nllon
Hi
Apply
to
lnri'liur
IjiiiiI
4
Recording
District
of
r
Lund
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
.1
.in,
at
rmrrMtlm&llw
Seven
Students
C'omn'ete
Senior
High
School
With
Banquet
r
V1
mil
-1
...
Atltn
ljik
,.
nntlcc
that
v.
i.kk"t.
wriRnv
lf.
..Hn.
P
TERRACE
Graduation
exercises
for
seven
Terra.ce
Senior
High
Bchool
graduates
were
held
permission
to
fallowing
described
the
,mnchH(
t
post
planted
at
Second
Truck
Shipment
to
Alaska
Sandspit
Wharf
Tenders
Scores
of
men
were
at
work
at
the
ocean
dock
Sunday,
hnnHInn
.....
...
.
tliwestern
Oirner
of
Ui
4367
17
.
.
Kl.
......
.....
OA
on
WednesCay
evening
last
in
the
flower
-
bedecked
dining
room
of
the
Silver
Tip'
Cafe.
The
graduation
address
waa
given
by
the
Rev.
P.
-II.
Mallett
who
-''.-if
'i'V,'-:;'
,ls
West;
thence
20
chains
Smith:
....
ahal
..a
Cunt
ilimu
InbA
rTw
point
ol
coraraenwraent
sm4
auuuier
large
con-
..min
acroi.
.
ir
inn.
BlKIIIIieni
01
TirriflllC.
frnm
.1
'1
explained
the
meaning
of
the
ceremony
which
he'
described
was
as
a
door
opening
into
the
;TT-
.fmTll
BUte,
for
the
barge
serv-
.,
.nil
t
contained
in
tne
Doye
nrre
to
names
Cutoff
iiuin-il
proiwrty.
V.
ECK1ERT
WhIOHT
j
June
23rd.
1U4H.
in
Alaska
and
from
there
to
Fairbanks
by
truck.
Having
delivered
the
first
lot
last
week
by
the
Alaska
Freight
Lines,
the
(155)
future
with
hope
and
.
confidence.
'
'
.
Includec
in
tue
ceremony
was
the
prestnting
of
proficiency
cups
to
the
best
all
round
scholar
and
sportsman
among
the
girls
and
boy-s.
For
the
second
year,
barge
returned
from
the
north
FARM
WEAPONS
PUNY
IN
FIGHT
AGAINST
DROUGHT
"Like
putting
baby
to
bed
for
the
night
-
say
these
two
farmers
of
Holland
Marsh,
Ont.,
affected
by
combined
drought-frost
problem
protection
against
the
weather.
Ontario
They
put
cheesecloth
covers
over
the
garden
as
at
the
week
end.
It
Is
on
an
approximately
weekly
service
in
TUB
SUPREME
COURT
OF
HH1TWH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
"ADMIN
1HTRATION
ACT
AND
David
Gillanders
received
the
f,
.,,....
v,.o
-..i
in
nn
Vinnp
nf
even
a
woor
crop
as
ticai
sivics
auu
tuujnnie
uavc
and
takes
care
of
about
two
hundred
tons
per
trip.
The
last
seared
grass
and
produce.
'
The
Corar
MttWw
AHmu
ServiM,
Im.
trophy
and
.Valerie
Craig
was
also
presented
with
a
cup
by
C.
W.
Michiel,
school
board
chair
j
Hi,
M;in-r
iii
mi-
r.wiiii-
in
cunsignmeni
consisted
of
nine
arrived
lWWrWffW'w
Capt.
John
Boden,
"John,
the
window!''
man.
I
5:45
p.m.
and
sailed
at
midnight
j
r
I
for
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
and
other
ijQCCl
IS
nniii.
i-wa-rn.
imf-iir
cars
AKE
NOTICE
that
by
Ordr
oi
H.nmur
JudK
W.
O.
Fulun,
.,lJu,lK-
of
the
Supreme
Court
of:
Unl(m
gteamer
'
C0iuitlam
Columbia.
I
ww
on
the
4th
!
,,,,,
u'iu'--m,
,
(
juue.
ad
im.
appointed
,
"-aPt
-William
McCombe,
arrived
Expressing
the
thanks
and
MASSET
BRIDE-ELECT
HONORED
MASSET
On
Thursday
this
year.
northern
points
whence
she
is
1
appreciation
of
a
grateful
class
I
to
a
well-liked
iparnT,
Ronnio
eve-1
Paulsen
presented
E.
S.
Laird
A
month
asn,
William
CzV.?
4
nVWi,
,.,i,..t.,,'(iiif
bank
here
tomorrow
soutn-
..,tnitor
of
"the
Etai
of
Joe
in
port
at
RAINBOW
DAY
AT
JASPER
PARK
superintendent
of
the
Fish
-
w
-
ji.jn.iuaj
i
from
south
;
bound.
Both
Coauitlam
ana.
.
.
.
,
,h
rvi-eawd.
late
of
Tulsequah.
afternoon
..h
ruiumbla.
who
died
on
th;
...
TinnH
'
'
Pamnsiin
had
Boodlv
numbers1
Miss
Helen
.acnarias
01
"y'
ning
the
ladies
of
the
sewing
'
wi
th
an
engraved
cigarette
case
.
rtv
f
September.
1948.
at
Tul-1
'o1-
J.naim
-'
u
.
.
v
points
UUIliLa
i
.
.
and
HIIIl
,
'
"
.
"1
enl
n
rf
T
ri
l.rrLLicl'
...
.
.
.
,
.
I
.
i.
!
I
II
lf
OilllCU
V
-
1
.
.
Wv
Hatcheries,
forecast
an
excellent,
rainbow
season
this
year,
based
upon
a
very
fine
fish
popula-;
tion
seen
earlier.
,uah
iiritian
ixiiumom.
u
per-
ouuru
ut
ju
p.m.
ior
vancou-
ul
"Juuu
"
1
Rat.irriav
for
Vancouver.
,
mdet-ted
tf)
the
aald
eOite
are
ver
Tne
steame.
Camf..n
local
passengers.
.
oaiuruay
Jasperites
Were
at
Streams
Early
On
Dominion
Day
im)
u,
pay
tne
mount
oi
tnir
-
wiisnn
sailed
Saturday
and
lighter.
Following
t'.ie
banquet
the
toast
to
the
King
was
proposed
by
Ronnie
Paulson.
Valerie
Craig
proposed
a
toast
to
the
club
honored
Miss
Mary
Dal-zell,
a
bride
of
August,
at
a
miscellaneous
shower
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
T.
A.
Findlay.
Hostesses
were
Mrs.
Findlay
pbtfdni'i'x
to
me
forthwith,
and
i
-rv.iw
having
rlalma
aalnt
the!
Bids
for
the
wharf
renewal
on
e
Catala
for
a
trip
to
van-
TIMIIIH
uti.E
xi.-.:u
SEALED
TENDERS
will
be
received
JASPER
PARK
C
a
n
a
d
1
a
n
Ktitr
are
required
to
file
them
job
at
Sandspit
were
recently
,
COUver
and
Victoria.
and
Mrs.
A.
.-.ndirson.
Those
j
High
School,
responded
to
by
school
children
may
be
taught
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
C.
Little
of
The
low
bidder
was
'
,
.
,
j,
me
properly
veruiei
on
or
uj
toe
Minuter
of
Poreau
at
Vic-
nnpnprt
.
..
i.
of
Aueiiat
1040.
turla
R
e.
nnt
i-
i
.....
.
0.iieu.
rrea
ueianger
leaving
of
Vancouver
.
shlrh
distribution
will
be
on
the
3rd
dav
irf
aho,,..
ia.a
,
Elmer
Palmer
present
included
Mrs.
M.
Mer-jJJiss
Noel.
The
toast
to
the;
that
Dominion
Day
is
observed
cer
Mrs.
W.
McDowell,
Mrs.
Ed
graduates
was
given
by
David
j
to
mark
Confederation
but
here
Woodcock
were
visitors
in
the
city
today,
having
motored
here
'I
t
.
,
t
$
'
A!
V
this
evening's
train
for
a
two
weeks'
stay
at
8tuart
Lake.
Gillanders
and
responded
to
by
in
Jasper
National
Park
Dom
at
the
week-end.
They
left
thif
afternoon
to
return
home.
Constantineau,
Mrs.
Terry
Butler,
Mrs.
A.
Crist,
Mrs.
Ray
Pat
Tumilson;
Leonard
Bis
A
having
regard
only
to
urt
the
purchase
of
Licence
X45714,
to
Whose
figure
was
$69,8$$.
He
is
m
l
which
I
ahall
have
been
eut
11.701.000
f
b
m.
of
Hemlock,
eXDected
to
receive
the
Job.
fieri
'
Bainarn.
Bpruce.
and
Cedar
on
part
at
Atlln.
Brltlah
Columbia,
of
Lot
451.
went
shore
of
Kildala
"
"
j
iMi
duv
of
June.
14I.
Arm.
adjoining
the
north
east
and
Late
Sunday
afternoon
the
ALBERT
RDWARD
RODDW
aouth
ooundarlea
of
Indian
Reserve
narbor
Surface
was
a
scene
of
Douglas
Frizzell
Is
leaving
to
inion
Day
has
only
one
significanceit
is
the
day
rainbow
trout
season
opens.
morrow
on
a
business
trip
Vancouver.
to
Bentsen,
Mrs.
C.
Minaker
and
I
Mrs.
N.
Green.
Mnnv
Invelv
cifts
were
Dre-
sonnetV-J's
valedictory
address
was
a
masterpiece
of
warm
friendly
thoughts
which
left
a
kindly
feeling
with
all
present.
otiiciai
anuiiiBvrior
rutnue
.
coast
Land
District
,,
,,
nf
ar.nrP,
01
scores
I
activity
as
Atlin.
B.
C.
si
Sti
year.
yeara
will
iu
be
be
allowed
allowed
for
for
r
r.:
exceptional
Hundreds
of
Jasperites,
to
W.
D.
Vance
is
sailing
tomor-1
gente(,
tQ
the
bride.to.be
in
an
gillnetters
kept
moving
out
al-
(159)
moval
of
timber.
gether
with
many
ardent
fish
row
afternoon
on
the
Camosun
Further
particular
of
the
Chief
mnt
slmnllaneouslv
to
the
Closing
w.'ih
"God
Save
the
open
umbrella
and
a
decorated
box.
Delightful
refreshments
were
enjoyed
by
all
at
the
close
ermen
guests
of
Jasper
Park
I
Lodge,
were
up
and
out
bright
Fre:
1(urtC
B0rcDlstr,:t1
nearby
salmon
fishing
grounds
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
King,"
the
graduates
and
Grade
11
.(..:lnnln
n.4lA...nnil
n
iUn
H.
Evans,
teacher
of
the
nat
lflien
dining
oat
rr
(H)
;
to
get
down
their
nets
by
6
p.m.
(
tr,u
Baw
It
in
The
News!
Advertise
In
the
Ually
News.
"
"
,T,
"UJ""""TU
l"
""-
and
early
Friday
morning,
cast-home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Melvin
.
Al
,
.
of
the
evening.
bskforihe
Miss
Dakell
has
for
years
been
Where
they
were
entertained
by
.
m
l"7
-
r.
..
now
sulendid
rainbow.
ive
school
at
Kispiox,
and
Mrs.
Evans
sailed
Saturday
on
the
Catala
for
Vancouver.
ior
soon
inereaner
as
me
aiction
uti.K
(fishing
resumed
after
the
Timber
Hie
4MM
'
weekly
'
48-hour
close
season.
The
There
wUl
be
offered
for
aale
at
v,c1'
..
Pubiie
Auction
.at
ii
a.m.,
on
Mon-
sockeye
season
is
now
in
us
day.
Augunt
i,
1040,
m
the
office
of
third
week
Unfavorable
wea-tSlrTlK'
ther
hampered
the
fishing'
of
Mrs
C
C.
King
and
Mrs.
J.
All
the
well
known
rainbow
champion
CJUUnpiOIl
J
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Blackstone
sailed
Saturday
on
the
Catala
for
Klemtu
where
Mr.
Black-
Passengers
arriving
in
tneLticu
iuppneu
tne
paiisies
and
i
lases
ceiesunc,
rauiua,
city
this"
morning
on
the
Priii-1
peonies
for
the
bana.net
roam
Geraldine,
Caledonia,
.
Hibemla,
cess
Louise
from
Vancouver
in-
and
tables,
the
arrangements
Marjorie,
and
others
together
to
cut
11.20S0O0
r
hm
nf
Fir
rrinr
thp
last
week
to
some
extent
-
iu
.w.wu
i
w
in.
ui
ru,
vcum
nic
-
'
v
"
-
'
,
t
....
f
S.
Latham,
N.
B.
iUt
wn.tn
we.--.,
::e
hands
of
with
ine
waters
m
uw
nermoe.
ana
Balsam,
on
an
area
but
the
most
Of
the
canneries
j
oluii
win
-"-i"
j
eluded
Miss
situated
on
Smltley
River,
aouth
In
the
cannery.
Burkhart,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
C.
Mrs.
D.
Tumilson.
Tne
P.T.A.
River
system
were
dotted
with
got
in
at
least
one
good
shift's
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
pack
per
day.
Mrs
William
Finlayson
and'watts
and
W.
H.
Beaton.
The
contributed
financially
and
also
Walton
s..discipies
irom
Dtiuic
,n
nKiiHren
Marv
"and
John.lprineessLoui.se
carried
215
puS-
contrbuted
corsages
and
bou-
six
o'clock.
'
They
were
out
to
at
-
tonnieres
for
presentation
to
sailed
Saturday
on
the
Catala
j
sengers
for
the
north.
Bvntmck
Arm,
Range
I
Coast
Land
Dtntrlct.
i
Three
years
will
be
allowed
for
re-.
moval
of
timber.
"Provided
anyone
unable
to
attend
I
the
auction
In
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
j
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
I
Further
particulars
may
be
ob-
ranging
weight,
catch
the
big
fellows,
no
to
five
pounds
In
Mrs
I.
M.
Kelch
of
San
Fran-
for
Vancouver
where
they
will
eUcn
sailed
.Saturdav
on
me
i
which
have
been
observed
earlier
1
awaw
m!WawfTwt-jm
Catala
on
her
return
south
after
take
up
future
residence.
s
(
t
i.
i.
ti,.i.
.un.
Vn
trsrmor
1
.
talned
from
the
Deputy
Minister
of
1
fc'
f
i
,
the
graduates
as
well
as
to
Miss
Noel
and
Mrs.
E.
S.
Laird.
i
Forests.
Victoria.
B
C
,
or
the
Dlst-
Prince
Rupert
Florist?
1
rlct
Forester.
Vancouver,
or
Prince
a
visit
Miss
Marion
J.
Roy,
who
has
ly
resided,
and
ir
,
th.
scity
b
as
wf)rker
puest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rt
the
Wrinch
Mern0rial
Hospl-
...
Parker.
Hazelton.
sailed
on
the
Rupert.
B.
C.
100
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
77
J
.V.V.'.V.Wrt'AV.'.V.WJ"
,(H)
Flowers
for
AH
Occasions
1
Catala
Saturday
for
Vancouver
1.
4
Those
present
at
the'
banquet
included
E.
S.
Laird,
High
School
principal,
Miss
Noel,
high
school
teacher,
Miss
Lips,
elementary
school
principal,
Rev.
and
Mrs
P.
Mallett,
Mrs.
P.
van
Stolk
President
P.T.A.,
members
o:
Miss
Mary
Leavitt
sailed
Saturday
on
the
Catala
for
Vic
1
i
Why
Wait
.
school
board,
grade
11
stud-
j
tnts.
the
.
the
graduates
and
their
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTO.
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY
SPECIAL
Continental
Bed,
Full
Size,
Hestmore
flat
ribbon
spring,
full
size.
Ace
spring
fill
mattress,
full
size
....
"..
$71.00
See
our
carpets
jrst
arrived
Phone
775
327
3rd
Avenue
I
Y
5
ijfv
V.
rents.
Graduating
were
Leon-
toria
where
she
will
spent
a
!
month
visiting
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Pfeffer,
formerly
ol
this
city.
I
Masset
passengers
were
so
!
numerous
on
Dominion
Day
that
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
Bissonnette,
Lynn
Tetreault,
rence
KlrKaiay,
Stewart
Craig,
Ronnie
Paulson,
Pat
Tumilson
and
Jim
Glen.
Commodore
Cafe
"Better
Thn
Ever"
.
i
found
it
necessary
to
make
three
TRADE
IN
YOUR
OLD
TOASTER
OR
IRON
FOR
A
NEW
ONE
NOW!
1.00
Allowed
On
Each
Trade-in
-L'
.
.4
trips
to
accommodate
them
!
all.
jBestFood
and
Service
In
City.
.'Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders!
IjThlrd
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mgr.J
BUY
j
j
fashion-right
BUTTERICK
j
PATTERNS
Select
your
Pattern
from
the
Butterick
Catalogue
on
our
counter
.
.
.
;
WE
WILL
ORDER
YOUR
CHOICE
AND
NOTIFY
YOU
WHEN
IT
ARRIVES.
W.WAW.VAVWAAJW
PRESENTATION
BY
CATHOLIC
WOMEN
SMITHERS
Mrs.
John
Schiebli
and
Miss
Norma
cemmil
were
honored
with
a
gift
from
the
Catholic
Women's
League
at
a
reception
held
in
the
home
of
Mrs.
W.
Duff,
Tuesday
evening.
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PRINCE
Rl'PERT
STEWART,
BC.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Schiebli
left
for
the
south
last
week.
Miss
Gemmil,
who
has
been
teaching
In
the
Elementary
School,
left
for
her
home
In
Vancouver
on
Thursday.
Twenty
ladies
of
the
C.W.L.
attended
the
shower.
WEDS
COMMONER,
FORFEITS
THRONE
Prince
Fleming
of
Denmark,
is
shown
with
his
commoner
bride,
the
former
Ruth
Nielsea,
following
their
marriage
In
Copenhagen.
The
youngest
son
of
Prince
Axel
and
Princess
Margareta,
the
Prince
automatically
forfeits
his
rights
of
succession
to
the
crown
by
his
mar
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to
fit
every
type
of
job
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in
Canada
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AND
WHITE
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Rich
Reward
fm
Better
Breakfasts
The
following
models
In
stock
at
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for
immediate
delivery:
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Express
132"
W.H.
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Chassis
and
Cab
with
Reinforced
Frame
and
2-Speed
Rear
Axle.
170"
W.B.
3-ton
Chassis
and
Cab
w
ith
Reinforced
Frame
and
2-Specd
Rear
Axle.
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wives
and
mofhers
wherever
you
are
a
plain
message.
Simple
truths
supported
by
straight
facts.
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here
how;)o
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proved
that
skimped
breakfasts
can
cause
fairlty
nourishment.
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your
children
take
the
riht
variety
of
food
at
breakfast
to
nourish
-them
properly
through
the
morning?
Junior
may
loa
at
'
school.
Result:
a
low
standing.
Jane,
niavhe
is
tired
and
irritahle.
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With
Grape-Nuts
Special
Breakfast
Cereal.
Start
your
family
on
the
way
to
feeling.
Letter
and
acting
better
all
day.
Include
delicious
Grape-Nuts
for
better
nourishment,
more
'
vitality,
greater
energy.
In
only
two
tablespoons
of
this
highly
concentrated
cereal
there
are
fine
food
values
useful
amounts
of
carbohydrates,
minerals
and
proteins.
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with
milk
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