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December
8,
1948
XMAS
TREE
AT
TERRACE
More
Ambitious
Plans
Than
Ever
This
Year
STRAYED,
NOT
STOLEN
BRANTFORD,
Ont.
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Police
investigating
the
theft
of
a
milk
bottle
'and
34
cents
found
that
the
monejj
and
empty
bottle
had
been
moved
to
the
back
door
of
a
home
by
the
landlady,
who
insisted
that
was
the
place
for
a
tenant
to
put
them.
mwting
or
lh
A
I
lights
r-.vc
been
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C
Thf
Johnson
Memorial
and
Community
Christmas
Tree
Fund
committee
met
on
Sunday
afternoon
to
plan
this
year's
Christmas
Tree
which
will
be
field
in
the
Gfaic
Centre
on
the
Classified
Ads
Bring
Results!
night
of
December
23.
Rawley
Beecher
was
In
the
chair
and
Sam
Kirkaldy
was
the
secretary.
A
balance
of
$4493.48
is
now
in
the
treasury.
Donations
for
this
year's
tree
amount
to.
$110.
Those
donating
to
date
are:
Civic
Centre,
the
free
use
of
the
audi
F
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n
n
in
torium
for
that
night;
Orange'
Lodge,
$4;
Skeena
Mercantile,
$10;
C.
L.
M.
Giggey,
$50;
Johnstone
and
Michiel,
$10;
'A.
K.
Nelson,
$2;
C.
Adam.
$2;
John
KINSMEN
HAVE
MOCK
TRIALS
Sweepstakes
on
Halibut
Landings
to
be
Held
The
Commodore
banquet
room
was
temporarily
turned
into
a
magistrate's
court
Monday
night
as
members
of
the
Kinsmen
Club
and
guests
were
entertained
by
a
series
of
mock
trials
following
their
regular
business
meeting.
Guest
H.
D.
Thain
acted
as
judge
of
the
proceedings,
with
William
Long
in
the
capacity
of
prosecutor.
A
number
of
mem-;
bers
were
charged
with
having
failed
to
pay
their
dues
for
the
first
half
of
the
year.
A
plea
of
guilty
was
made
by
the
majority
of
defendants
who
were
sentenced
to
a
fine
of
15
cents
and
costs
of
18
cents
which
was
their
contribution
toward
payment
of
Mr.
Thain's
supper.
Of
the
three
members
who
submitted
a
plea
of
not
guilty
one
was
acquitted
and
the
other
two
fined
10
cents
and
costs.
Evidence
had
been
presented
by
them
showing
they
had
paid
their
dues
one
day
after
the
deadline
stipulated
in
the
charges.
William
Long
and
William
Noble,
who
as
the
entertainment
committee,
instigated
the
proceedings,
were
victims
of
their
own
plot
when
the
presiding
judge
called
them
to
the
prisoner's
dock
and
charged
them
with
being
late
in
providing
the
wherewithal
for
entertaining
the
meeting,
particularly
the
guests.
During
the
business
meeting
President
George
Dibb
reported
that
the
executive,
acting
as
a
committee,
is
organizing
a
dance
which
is
to
bp
held
in
the
Civic
Centre
on
December
17.
Proceeds
from
the
entertainment
will
be
used
to
provide
a
Christmas
party
for
the
children
on
December
21.
'
j
R.
E.
Monladur,
chairman,
of
the
ways
and
means
commit-
NEW
TYPE
OF
MACHINE
FOR
SPRAYING
FRUITA
new
type
of
fruit
spraying
machine,
shown
during
its
demonstration
at
Marden,
Kent,
Eng.,
Is
hauled
by
a
tractor
to
the
site
to
be
sprayed.
The
invention
is
unusual
in
the
fact
that
previous
machines
have
used
high
pressure
while
the
"Autoblast"
uses
low
pressure
insecticide
with
high
pressure
air.
This
mobile
plant
virulally
created
its
own
hurricane,
which,
"
impregnated
w'ith
insecticide,
is
carried
to
the
topmost
tranch
of
the
highest
tree,
and
so
applies
a
fog-like
drench
of
pest
destroying
insecticide
that
completely
envelopes
the
tree.
,
LINGERIE
GIFTS
The
Wallace
Way
i
For
all
.sizes
from
small
to
extra
Sarge,
we
have
a
selection
'for
personal
gilt
satisfaction.
Sikler,
$5
;
Terrace
Bakery,
$2;
Canadian
Legion
bingo,
$10;
I.O.O.F,
$10;
Women's
Institute,
$5.
The
Parent-Teachers'
Association
representative
will
purchase
the
candy
and
fruit
which
will
be
put
into
bogs
at
the
Civic
Centre
on
Tuesday
evening,
December
21,
by
the
P.-T.A.
members.
R.
Mathews
undertook
to
deliver
to
the
Civic
Centre
a
20-foot
Christmas
tree
which
a
committee,
headed
by
Rawley
Beecher,
will
decorate
on
the
Tuesday.
At
WALLACES
of
Course
Reminiscences
By
w.j.
d
Reflections
NAMFD
STAR
FARMER
OF
THE
YEAR-KennfJ,
Cheatham,
19-year
g!cT
Greenville,
111.,
farmer,
is
shw
receiving
congratulaMons
from
Raymond
C.
Fin-stone
ber
of
the
Future
Farmers
of
America,
after
his
the
star
farmer
of
America.
NEW
LUXUKJ?
TEAMEft
Money
is
being
collected
for
the
five
fish
ponds
for
the
entertainment
of
the
children
and
the
Kinsmen
will
be
In
charge
of
these.
If
all
the
plans
made,
materialize,
the
Terrace
children
tec,
outlined
plans
for
a
sweepstake
involving
the
number
of
pounds
of
halibut
expected
to
be
landed
on
the
Canadian
Pacific
Coast
during
a
specified
period
of
next
year.
The
plan
was
endorsed
by
the
Club
and
a
committee
is
to
be
appointed
by
the
executive
to
work
out
the
details
of
the
scheme.
Although
the
club
has
not
made
use
of
their
membership
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Film
Council
it
was
decioed
to
again
support
the
project
by
the
payment
of
the
membership
dues.
Armine
Boas
was
appointed
to
represent
the
club
at
the
Film
Council
meetings.
Reporting
on
the
progress
of
the
Kinsmen
Junior
Basketball
team,
R.
G.
Moore
reported
that
the
team
has
won
four
games
and
lost
one.
He
pointed
out
i
iviroor
INNllllll
,
jl"!":'!
,
,
.
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PRINCE
GEORGE
SAILS
'FOR
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
fONDA
Sometimes
the
CBC
forg'-t
what
by
some
is
called
jazz
and
by
others
something
else.
Perhaps,
Instead,
we
are
privileged
to
revel
in
the
works
of
the
Old
Masters.
And
now
and
then,
with
murmurs
of
pleased
surprise,
can
we
listen
to
"Sweet
Rosie
OGrady,"
or
"A
Bicycle
Built
For
Two"
or
maybe
"In
the
Good
Old
Summer
Time."
How
many
today,
hear
these
simple
yet
heart-warming
ditties
once
llllltllNS
n
par
Tr
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y
v
y
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f
SHOWS
AT
7
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9
P.M
that.
Instead
she
chased
her
bandit
right
out
and
on
the
jump,
too.
But
you
never
can
tell
what
a
woman
will
do!
Too
bad,
all
this
uproar
abou
dangerous
children
and
mon-'
strous
cartoons
and
comics
.thus
sadly
perverting
their
fresh,
unspoiled
young
minds.
Too
bad,
also,
about
some,
not
children,
but
with
responsibility
snuggling
away
in
intimate
society
with
"Anthony
Adverse"
or
"Forever
Amber.-
Where
is
rae
widely
read
novel
today
not
soaked
with
sex?
are
assured
of
a
happy
time.
Special
permission
was
given
the
Kinsmen
to
present
a
silver
spoon
to
all
the
new
babies
born
in
the
local
hospital
since
its
opening
last
March
and
an
engraved
cup
to
the
first
baby
born
there,
the
young
son
of
the
Kenneth
Kerrs.
It
is
hoped
that
this
will
be
a
yearly
feature
of
the
Kinsmen
at
the
Comunity
Christmas
Tree.
maws
m
hummed
and
whistled
by
millions.
They
had
an
infectiout,
'
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
gaiety;
peculiar
perhaps
to
a
world
that
was
different.
"Pad
Up
Your
Troubles,"
Sidewalks
ol
New
York,"
"Comrades."
"Afte
that
the
team
is
comprised
of
the
smallest
and
probably
the
youngest
boys
in
the
league
but
Opposite
IF
1
ANNE'S
Health
Unit
is
able
to
turn
in
fine
performances,
a
fact
that
Is
reflective
the
Ball,"
"The
Bowery,"
"Meet
Me
at
St.
Looey-Loory,"
and
scores
of
others.
jMfchaot!
ir
of
the
excellent
coaching
they
HOME-MADE
CANDY
XMAS
GIFT
BOXES
Order
Now
Blue
389
are
receiving
from
Bob
Irvine
The
number
of
aspirants
for
;
civic
honors
in
Prince
Rupert
j
this
year,
appears
unusually
j
few
or
was.
up
to
yesterday.
What's
neelied
here
is
someone
1tbr(
the
surging
zeal
to
serve,
like
C.
W.
Cox
who
has
been
mayor
of
Port
Arthur
for
fifteen
jrurs.
Not
only
did
the
noble
crusader-wish
to
keep
on!
He
had
an
itch
to
take
in
Fort
William
and
be
mayor
of
two
sizeable
cities.
Atta
Boy!
As
club
representative
to
the
is
Civic
Centre,
R.
E.
Montador
Plumbing
or
Healing
Call
SMITH
&
ELKINS
Phone
174
Box
271
prestmted
and
encouraging
report
on
tne
sound
condition
ol
Prince
Rupert's
recreational
headquarters.
t
Two
new
members,
Lome
Vau
AUtafi
(Mtts
mm
THE
NEW
Inglis
"Sterling'7
WASHER
A
precision-built
washer
bj
"lnRlis"
for
whiter,
easier
washings,
with
less
wear
on
clothes.
"Finger
Touch"
Wringer
Release
Automatic
I'ump
Drainer
Lubricated
for
Life
BY
etta
and
Harry
Swaflield,
wero
f
;
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,
-
.
-
,
...
The
techniqueM
sltppinf
'
a
i
emand
note
befo;'ea''baflk.
teller
Is
gaining
in
favor
in
the
more
prominent
illegal
cirrlcs.
The
practice
might
almost
e
described
as
common.
One
er-.n-not
but
wonder
how
these
little
communications
read.
Could
on3
commence
"Dear
Sir
Unaccustomed
as
I
am
to
composition,
I,
etc.,
tie."
Or,
in
the
event
of
the
teller
being
young
and
pretty,
it
might
conceivably
go
something
like
this:
"Listen
Kid
I"m
in
a
helluva
a
jam.
Shove
that
stack
of
dough
here
quick
or
I'll
blow,
etc.,
etc.,
etc."
The
Royal
Bank
girl
in
Saturday's
hold-up
did
nothing
like
initiated
and
officially
welcomed
YARDLEY
of
LONDON
j1
jr
i
BUY
AND
USE
CHRISTMAS
SEALS
J
to
the
club
in
a
ceremony
which
followed
the
business
session.
Guests
at
the.
meeting
were
H
D.
Thain,
Jimmy
Mellar
and
Johnny
Christensen.
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Daily
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Classified
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String
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3.50
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....
3.50
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