'ANNUAL
MEETING
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
.
Monday,
January
9.
1950
.
UrftY-..
'
I
been
a
boom
year,
It
was
still
i
Ja
year
of
progress.
There
was
a
!
general
stepping
up
of
industrial
j
activity
throughout
th
district.
iThe
1942
tchool
enrolment
bad
'
been
140
pupils
In
alt.
In
Sep-jtember
1349
it
had
reached
310,
"
"
si
Terrace
Board
Had
Active
Year-J949
Period
of
Further
Progress
i
Commencing
-with
a
cold
turkey
sunyer
followed
V
i:
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
Mrs.
C.
R.
De
Kersjommeaux,
Terrace
heporter-
t
-
-
i..-,..
"v
while
in
December
it
had
again
I
WOODS,
Proa.
.t',:
P.O.
BOX
1397
AShii
STREET
by
ic
cream,
cookies,
cake
and
coffee
the
a
n
n
u
a
!
Duncan
Keir
reported
on
the
m?tin!?
and
election
of
officers
of
the
Terrace
and
resolutions
committee
work.
.,,
District
Board
of
Trade
took
t-.lace
on
Fridav
even-!
"
Ior.
?2h'p
l
i
41NCK
RUPERT
t
.
.
,
"
,
,
iff
portea
mat
inert
are
uww-
Mrs.
O.
T.
Sundal
is
a
patient.
Mrs.
Van
Stalk
and
Betty-Lee
In
the
local
hospital-
where
her
left
last
week
on
a
trip
to
Van-
condition
Is
reported
to
be
teri-
couver
and
Victoria.
,
.
ous.
!
,
i
Early
New
Vear
morning
the
Terrace
Machine
and
Oar-
Mrs.
J.
Loen
has
returned
from
Shop
;
Ji-j
nt.
i.;icr
vitiuv
iiaa.
uucfia
vicic
inuuuuvcu
bers
and
8
new
memoers.
by
Dudley
Little,
president,
and
telecrrams
were
read
;
Harry
King
agricultural
com
n
from
L.
M.
Felaenlh"!,
P.
It
Lin-
i
Entry
o
in.the.ni.th
asfnrnsCali-
aRe
hfre
was
broken
into
a-y
and
O.
A.
Hunter
ol
Prince
muiry
had
been
spent
during
the
3LD
or
HOT
!
o
-
-
fornia
having
been
away
several
weeks.
'
was
made
by
means
of
a
window
in
the
front
door.
It
is-believed
that
ar.
attempt
was
being
made
to
remove
a
car.
mit.tee,
said
that
this
had
been
a
history
making
year
for
the
Board.
Three
hundred
trees
had
been
planted
on
the
station
grounds.
The
land
clearing
machinery
had
done
good
work
in
the
district.
The
Fall
Fair
had
been
of
educational
value
to
the
farmers
of
the
district.
They
had
received
several
inquiries
from
prospective
settlers
which
had
all
been
answered.
One
settler
expected
to
come
here
from
England
in
March.
;
S.
Howlett
reported
that
the
Try
a
Claasiricu
ao
iot
Ke'iut5
Adverti.e
in
tr.e
Daily
News'
board
decided
to
wnd
Mr.
ck-jruyu
a
message
of
congratulations
and
extend
to
him
an
invitation
iu
bring
his
bride
with
him
whet:
lie
visits
Terrace
in
Uut
spring
,COMMI1TEE
REPORTS
Several
committc-e
reports
were
heard.
George
McAdanu,
chairman
of
the
highway
c
jinnjiLU'e,
rlutud
that,
though
vast
sums
of
inney
had
been
xpeat
during
the
past
year,
there,
did
r.ot
seem
to
Rupert
who
each
expressed
their
regret
at
their
Inability
to
be
present
at
the
Terrace
meeting
cwiaa
to
failure
of
train,
service.
The
year's
work
was
clenrd
up
arul
there
was
very
little
correspondence
to
deal
with.
Attention
of
lion,
E.
C.
Carson,
Minister
of
Public
Works,
hac!
been
drawn
to
the
condition
of
the
bridges
on
the
Snwrta
Highway
between
Terrace
ar.il
Filnco
Rupert
by
a
letter
from
the
local
r
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Koch
left
on
Wednesday's
train,
accompanying
their
two
sons,
Eobert
nn-1
Peter
to
Vancouver
where
they
are
returning
to
their
studies
at
Vancouver
College.
The
parents
will
then
leave
for
a
three
months'
trip
to
the
Old
Country.
Duving
their
absence,
Gordon
Temple
will
be
in
charge
of
the
Skeena
Hotel,
of
which
he
was
the
former
proprietor.
mvjkl
J
be
much
to
see
for
it.
However.
Board
of
Trade
and
a
letter
was
some
expensive
road
equipment
-"-
active
mis
year
dui
ih
i'"-
had
been
olaced
in
the
district.
w
ft
'iiii
mm
i.wij.tm
ew
home
built
right
lS
never
too
cold
.
or
too
hot
'
.
on
to
Build
NOW
IVnis
and
Estimate:'
H'i
GREER
&-.
BRIO
DEN
,
covrrtACi
rs
AND
BlHJDERS
d
si
c.n.
box
m
read
In
reply
to
the
effect
Uuit
the
district
engineer
at
Pi
ir.cn
Rupert,
Mr.
Elevens,
had
1k-iii
notified
and
the
mutter
will
be
attended
to.
As.
the
Jasper
u
Princa
GorC0
route
for
the
TransCanada
Hiph-
PRIMK
MINISTER'S
NEW
YEAR
With
other
leading
Quebec
citizens,
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
paid
an
after-church
call
on
Msgr.
Maurice
Roy,
Roman
Catholic
archbishop
df
Quebec,
to
extend
New
Year's
day
greetings.
Mr.
St.
Laurent
is
shown"
here
shaking
hands
with
the
archbishop.
'
'
(CP,
Photoi
duel
of
which
wsu
l!ie
rock
Terrace
was
no
closer
to
having
?
tiu,,h::,?
machine.
Pcn:'.i:.ric:i
booster
station.
'
had
been
obtained
to
lay
a
drain-
:
Mr.
Deacon
had
been
here
to
age
system
along
Lakeisn
Av-
try
and
clear
up
radio
interfer-enue.
a
necessary
step
before
the
ence
and
he
was
sending
some-road
can
be
hard
surfaced.
There
one
else
early
this
year,
was
greater
employment
at
the
Mr.
Robinson
stated
that
the
I
Alanna
dishing,
dauchter
of
Mr3.
F.
McGilvery,
returned
on
Wednesday
to
the
convent
at
,
Prince
Rupert
after
spends
the
holidays
with
her
parents
here.
I
PHOTO
FRAMES
Frame
Type
Mounts
See
our
fine
selection
of
glass
and
metal
framed
WRATHAU'S
Photo
Finishing
m.m
ViaH
hpiri
ftHvficjiteri
at
Ter
"
"
"
'
.
l,,
i...
.
4
.1
.
.
i
i
i
.
I
1VTrhcir
tnanrap
nr,
hm.airr,
-11
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lloyd
Johnstone
of
officers
then
and
children
accompanied
by
race
three
year.
ago
the
Board
'
P"""
ueijuuucuu
uic
iegai
sue
uau
ucch
otwcu
u.
(
.
v..,
..v-uc,.1B,
uuicih.
decided
to
endorse
a
Pnr.ce
I
P''ce
of
work
had
been
done
on
the
Indian
Pictograph
near
said
that
the
first
project
of
The
election
".
'
tun
t
mH
hut
liiiihinir
t
thu
xn.nnaro
Inn
nt
1949
had
heen
the
seenrmi?
of
a
tAnir
ntoxa-
nrirb
reanhition
to
have
tu"
v
,
c
iy.v.t
residence
and
suitable
-offices'
Yellowhead-rraser
River
route
as
much
on
Kalum.
He
thought
Alex
Smith
of
Smlthers.
the
lo-nart
Mr.
Sar-
1
lnat-
wl'-n
Increased
interest
and
cation
of
the
Bites
and
setting
of
the
highway.
FOR
nressure
on
the
government,
the
aside
the
grounds
had
been
ar
President,
C
J.
Norrrngton.
.
Vice
President,
Alex
Gillandets,
Secretary,
i
Stevenson.
Treasurer,
H
Philip.
It
was
decided
to
invite
Han
for
the
dentist.
Through
the
efforts
of
the
Board
wiring
and'
electrical
energy
had
been
made
available
to
the
residents
on
!
Highest
Qualify
in
Your
Printing
j
work
will
be
carried
on.
rived
at.
Some
sites
are
priv-
Mr.
Robinson,
as
chairman
of
ately
owned
though
some
of
the
gent
said
that,
as
one
of
a
delegation
from
McBride
to
interview
Premier
Johnson
0:1
this
matter
when
he
was
hcr
during
iBraun
Braun's
s
Island.
Island.
thi
industrial
committee,
said
owners
will
sell.
;q.
s.
Pearson
to
open
the
new
S0
n0
the
summe-
they
had
bd-n
ad-
that
the
year
had
been
one
01
,
a
private
campsite,
4U
miles'-
Mr.
Mcsoams
siaiea
mat,
me
.mnrmary,
aisu
10
sma
an
mn-tA
ii,.'
iho
three
weMfrn
steady
progress
with
two
or
three
east
0f
here..
Is
underway
w.ilch.
'pamphlets
of
Terrace
had
been
t.ation
to'
Dr.
Hughes
who
was
-
I
"
Avail
yourself
of
our
experience
and
versatility.
-J
DIDD
PRINTING
CO.
in.
circulated
in
England,
the
United
Colonel
of
the
Military
Hospital
,
nrnvinee
must
eet
together
to
business
concerns
moving
wiU
have
suitable
sites
for
tour-
States
and
throughout
Canada,
as
It
was
during
the
wartime
BESNER
BLOCK
.
PHONE
234
decide
the
most
t-.lvantageous
These
were
the
S.R.S.
store,
Ter-
isu
to
camp
on
their
way
route.
The
southern
rout:
ha:
race
Transportation
Co.,
and
the
through.
A
swimming
pool
is
been
strongly
recommended
but
very
latest,
Terrace
Motors,
a
also
contemplated
there.,
w
u.-a!.
felt
that
the
more
n
)-
ih-
branch
of
the
Little,
Haugland
,
!
L:
A
vote
of
thanks
was
tendered
jAPPLEWHArrE
SPEAKS
to
the
lady
members
for
the
help
E.T:
Applewhaits
M.P.,
as
guest
they
had
given
the
Board
and
es-
speaker,
held
the
attention
of
the
iqainst
Cold
!
LOCKEEL
PLANT
peclally
for
the
wonderful
sup-
audience
with
his
account
of
the
1
per
put
on
this
even
jig
first
session
of
the
new
Parlia-
j
j
Mr.
LittL.
president
reported
ment.
In
the
ten
years
since
the
.
j
on
the
year's
activities
of
the
beginning
of
the
second
world
j
.Board
and
thanked
all
who
had
war,
Canada
had
,
grown
upj
helped
him,
the
ladies,
the
chair-
and
reached
a
position
in
world
men
of
the
committees
and
all
affairs.
Ths
session
had
bee
j
ery
route
was
a
tourists'
aUrac-
and
Kerr
Mill.
tlon
which
could
no
be
over-
Frogress
was
going
on
with
the
looked.
Columbia
Cellulose
across
the
Announcement
of
the
wed-
river,
southwest
of
town.
A
lic-ding
of
Larry
Eckroyd,
field
rep-
ense
had
been
obtained
to
clear,
resentative
of
the
Canadian
the
streams
of
the
Lakelse
River
Chamber
of
Commerce,
to
Miss
and
logs
should
be
moving
down
FOR
FURNACE
PAIRS
&
RENEWALS
Phone
Black
881
TH
OM
of
Hl.Lt.TS
HALIBUT
(chunks)
1
1
I
fresh
Fruit
RED
COD
Excellent
dipped
In
batter
and
15
1
per
lb.
.rled
In
deep
fat
or
Douea
ana
...34C
lb
.
.
i30c
lb
.
.
ft2c
lb
.,'i49
1
SOLE
HALIBUT
served
with
mmhroora
or
tomato
sauce.
SALMON
IrTT
METAL
LTD.
Husen,
was
read
by
the
secre-
very
soon.
Although
it
nas
not,
Jarjanese
Oranges
..
135
n-iiirt..
in
.a
Apples,
cooking,
3lb,....
25
Fancv
Maes.
3
lbs.
;:i
29
Lemons,
large
Cal.
doz.
Gram-fruit
-
3
for
.29
irn.t:
tNaveii-
-
1-
Dates
-
Shrimp
Meat
V
lb.
S5c
Oysters
V2pt.
45c
-
constitutional.
They
had
abol-
1
33
ished
appeals
to
the
Privy
Coun-i9
cil
in
England,
Canada
now
had
24
legal
autonomy.
The
proposed
.5
amendment
to
the
constitution
Blended
Graut'lruit
Tomatoes.
20-oz
28-oz
ea.
RUPERT
FREEZING
CO.
LTD.
1
.
23
2nd
Ave.
Phone
'Red
367
was
already
underway.
34
gallon
Autne.
20-07.
Lin.
i
tor
18-01
tannefl
rruits
Pineapple,
crushed
Pieces,
20-oz
.,
Introduced
at
this
session
thf
Vetelaoie
Celerv.
lb
-
-
hnubaib.
2
lb
Beets,
bunch
;
Parslev.
buneh.
iO-13
21
.
..
.10
.05
.15.
......
.0-
??
consolidation
of
the
deiencf
.11
.30
forces
and
the
department
of
Na-
7
uinu)
Aniieots.
20-oz
Soinach.
2
lb.
cello
19
Cherries,
aney.
20-oz.
MARCHAND
OIL
HEATERS
VORTEX
OIL
BURNERS
Radishes,
buncn
9
Loganoerries.
20-oz.
Mushrooms,
lb..
j
peaches,
choice
.....
Lard
J
IRON
FIREMAN
STOKERS
rieaa
Leiiuce
,.
-.
Cookin.!.-
Onions.
3
ibs...
W
Cauliflower,
lb.
...
-
li'
Zlnei
v...
.38
tional
Defence.
They
have
also
.2
jygjj
tIie
Department
of
Mines
and
Resources,
Reconstruction
24
and
Supply
Into
three
I.
Citizen
31
and
Immigration.
2.
Mines
and
Technical
services.
3.
Resources
15
"
"
2
tor
"2J
and
development.
38
xhe
speaker
stated
that
an
IL-
OIIU1
truing
Tomatoes.
Colif.
lb.
I
iiiiiiiaainaaS8aea
Cabbage
lb.
..
y
i
.
Soap
,33-3(1
;
anan
fnre.
bar
.47'
'
M
OIVFU
VICTORIA'
Laundrv.
cake
Plumbing:
&
Heating-
Alterations.
SMITH
&
ELKIMS
LTD.
'i'ouiaios.
wo.
I
lo,
,
Putatoes.
10
lb.
.
Cucumbers,
lb.
1
Vegetable
Marrow,
lb..
.
!
Snu
ish
lb.
.
-
Soao
Powders,
laree
:.
.2?
;
....07
!
16'i.:
BOX
274
PHONE
174
SEATTLE
ri.iy,
9
p.m.,
Chllcotin
ay.
1:30
p.m..
Coqultlam
r.
A!!M,
STEWART
ANI
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
11
pm.
KlH
SOl'TII
()l
EEN
.
Cherries.
V2
lb.
pkt.
..
Coconut,
lb
Almond
Pnt
fruit
Cake
Mix.
lb.
Dates,
fancv.
1
ID.
t.kt
Seedless
Raisins.
2
ibs.
Seeded
Raisins.
2
ibs.
.45
lustration
station
for
Terrace
will
'45
definitely
be
In
operation
this
45,
year
and
will
be
placed
on
the
M
Van
Stalk
farm.
!
"
i
After
seeing
other
parts
of
I
Canada,
Mr.
Applewhaite
believ-
Canoed-
Vhnctaiiles
I
Dill
Pickles,
gal,
J
?)
1
Cut
Green
Beans,
fev
17
j
ino.
i-eus.
uocy
!
Mied
Vegetables
.23
Diced
Beets.
Der
tin
1
:
Itrnv
Quond
rhnlpi
hclled
Wa.nuts,
v-
10
Mixed
netis'
and
carrots
2for.35
!
shelled
Almonds.
6
oz.
(
II
KI.OTTE
ISLANDS
.35
.35
.42
ed
that
this
part
was
most
fortunate.
The
projects
in
which
iaith
was
being
put
were
long
Pumokin
Z
ior
,
.nctiect
tsraztis.
oz.
Baked
Beans,
2Q-oz.
tin
Shelled
Brazils.
H
lb.
hili
in,
January
13
&
27
lalrprt
Beans.
15-u.
tin
e
H
,la
111
PHONE
363
For
Estimates
and
Suppjies
10
p.m.
Kill
NORTH
Ql'EEN
the
Colum-
Tomatoes
28
on.
..:
21
atnrwberrv.
24-02
59
j
term
developments
ST
1...
tI
f
II
AKI.OTTE
ISLANDS
BLckbcrrV
4-lb
ZZZ"Z
X,
bia
Cellulose
and
the
Aluminum
Cherry,
24-oj.
..
.54
j
Company
on
which
,a
Dusiness
Quart
?
Pebch,
4
.1b.
m
rescession
would
have
no
effect
ChiUotin,
January
20
10
p.m.
I
ItNK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Mitchell
&
Currie
Ltd.
gClT
MrtlW
A,,m.
Inc.
.
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