;
welfare
of
the
country
Jag
-to.
his.
own
light...
I
found
lUed
from
Paga
1
Aged
Stewart
prince
tlupetl
Daflp
f3cuJ3
Friday,
December
23,
W43
'
"
an
me
parliamentarians,
Lib-
JlW
member
empha-
us,
Progressive-Conservatives.
Li-
h
importance
of
eco-
C.C.F.'ers
and
Social
Creditors
1311
rflttGS
weu
as
military
all
loyal
hard-working
-JV"
H
Canadians.
nresent.i
1
r
a
ennui"
f-"--
-
..ibiii,.v
nnlu
waiter
Dickson
..
.
n.
if-
rOOd
CrOKS-SPrt
Inn
nt
itn
......
by
aeLc-i"'6
--
,
,
r.
a&c
.
re
"rea
Canadian
National
resisting
an
aggres-.
K
n
me
best
of
RaUway
telegraphist,
was
found
Women
of
Moose'
Chrislnias
Party
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
Mrs.
C.
B.
De
Kergommeaux,
Terrace
Reporter
,
to
the
difficulties,
calf
home.
ver
Street,
here.
He
had
been
ail-
'bv
a
parlous
condlt-l
meeting
heard
President
ing
for
some
time
and
Uu
local
-
trf!f;.
;.tA!f;iLS-
ZL
IT
lad.
a."
bran,:h
the
c--
J
STEWART
Portland
Canal
tpressea
"""T.
n.MIi
-.m
'
:.JT"
...
.T
naa
Deen
negotiating
with
the
This
seems
to
be
children's
Mr.
and
Mis.
F.
Baker
left
on'CnPter
wmen
of
the
Moos,
week
In
Terrace
with
parties
en
Thursday's
train
for
Prince
Ru-!held
their
annual
Christmas
wide
prosprniy
amri
M"
"
"u
uli"cr,
Provincial
Command
to
net
him
into
a
home.
j
nearly
every
evening.
On
Monday
pert
where
they
will
spent
the
j
party
last
Thursday
In
the
Moose
i
the
Pentecostal
Church
heM
Christmas
holidays
with
relatiwes
Home.
There
was
a
big
turn-I
aieip
Christmas
Tree
in
the
Or-.
While
there,
their
son
will
sirwr
out
of
members
and
friends
and
,uld
be
a
system
or!uu,BCU
ouo
01
nis
efforts
,
..o
narfg
I
to
Spread
BOOd-Will
interna
i.lnn.
Dickson
was
a
veterau.
ot
ttw
1A
;U
LI
i-
r
-
.
...
,,
,
...
to
departmental
"
dna'
lnc"Jenrany,
do
some
"
"l"'u
Wllr-
e
"
survived
'It
Aoolewhalte
told
I
publlcbln
'
ror
Prlnce
Rupert.
by
a
bi-otlier.
Warren
Dickson,
X
n
rfr
nwav
-..w..
.inncu
num
ine
--w
m
wi
ia.wii.
ano
a
7
inte
iiugu
B...IJ
..
....
.
...
.
:.....
...
..
.
.
ncaiucui,
ine
personal
gut
of
a
"Hlr.
miss
Mary
Dickson,
who.
departments
of
mines
,rCes
and
reconswuc-.supply
and
reorganize
ange
Hall
wfeero
over
UH)
at-
over
the
local
radio
on
Sunday,
(representatives
of
Portland
Canal
tended
and
Joined
in
the
games
!
j
Lodge,
Loyal
Order
of
Moose.
am
musio.
The
children
fori
gave
a,
Parkcr
arrived
nome
on
Wne
Santa
was
prepflring
good
and
Rev.
Shin-
Program
,lnursday
moining
s
train
from
!
entry,
a
few
hands
of
whist
were
elt
showed
lantern
slides.
A
j
Vancouver
where
he
attends
the
j
played.
Two
of
the
women
tied!
ST
.'!d
B!MUy
of
British
Columbia.
I
for
lfrst
place-lla
KUkpatrick
fJir
.r,',
including-Ice
?
U
re"t0
send
th"
Christma
vacation
'
and
Jeanann
Crawford.
Ue
lat-
,
eream,
ilh
nis
parfnU)
cu
and
winning
or,
the
ct
ot
the
!
SSTir
"ne
i
Mrs-Slanley
Mills-
i
eartl-
Mra-
Mubel
Bokwic
won
1
,
1
I
the
consolation
prize.
Johnny!
ltrtments
of
citizenship
oook
on
Business
and
social
resides
in
Victoria,
ethics
and
.
a
souvenir
desk
Mi.ss
Dickson
arrived
in
SUw-dates
P
"
Ut
R0laryartM"y
and
the
funeral
'
,
.
P'a
on
Wednesday.
A
service
,
The
club
approved
executive
was
eondu.
ted
in
the
Roman
tvTJn
!onat,n
10
the
Catholic
Church
in
the
afU-Salvation
n
Army
Christmas
noon
Cheer
and
winter
relief
fund
ration,
mines
and
services
and
resources
lopment.
He
himself,
.
t
A
i
v
!
Mr
.Boyd,
accompanied,
by
his'McKenna
won.
the
men's
first
,,r
mines.
PRIZE
BULL
KILLS
FARMER
Prize
bull
of
Leo
W.
Thibodeau
of
Malton,
Ont..
was
led
away
by
farm
hands
after
he-
had
gored
.
i.,.ij:
u
rao
lo
me
Miller
Bav
Hns-
iiTiiew
naiLe
tumiuucu
.
,
r
'
J1LV
:
nllol
Ir.
..Mntt,.
.ti.
...Lr...
Laing
on
Taesday'
Irain
tor
wife,
the
niece
of
the
late
Can-
j
and
Mike
Zulich
took
the
consol-Chrmtma
hnliday
at
titelr
0n
Marsh,
is
spemiing
a
short
'alloa,
HU
WA;E
C1AI.MS
(Continued
from.
Page
1)
!
Thibodeau
to
death.
Owner
of
one
of
the
largest
dairy
herds
in
the
district,
Thibodeau
is
believed
to
have
entered
the
huge
hull's
i
bute
to
the
earnestness,
r.
iui
winen,
.
....
14
was
suuuested.
a
eluh
nhw.
A
sumptuous
supper
finished
a.
,.,ity
of
ine
meimjers:
'
tive
ha
Innnrl
TU
might
nomes
were
Betsy
Forbes
for
j
time
here
on
his
annual
visit
to
Vancouver
and
Lac
la
Hache.'.xerraee.
Joan
Wilson
for
Sal
Spring
Is-
,iics.
"I
would
like
you
pleasant
evening.
I
were
acknowledgements
of
these
7n
,
.
u
?
?T
.
he
said
"that
every
I
i
ftftill
whH
his
son,
Psu!,
17,
vrt
ro
fill
a
pal!
of
wa,.r.
When
'Pnul
j
-returned
his
father
was
being
trampled
and
gored
by
the,'
bull.
i
With
a
pitchfork
Paul
drove
the
animal
away,
dragged
his
father
'
j
'
out
of
the
bnrn.
Ills
wounds
were
so
severe,
Thibodeau
did
not
survive
the
trip
to
the
hospital.
1
1
1
n
a
i.
-
,
,
....
,
gifts
iram
from
i
Captain
:
ri:
:.
i
r
w
W.
C.
Poul
nf
ll
all
Ull
parties
(juinca
was
rru-a
sin
that
uui
claim
liiuill
even
eVC'll
after
alter
the
tile
TU.C
l
U
W.'
u'
-
r,fssy
-
OTUrlu
lur
nureriui
I
Terrace
icimtc
is
B
airlow
l
in
the
urc
even
STFWART
o...-,
mn-
h.
lief.
con.sc:ientiously
j
...
Llne.
aiv'uion
Army
and
directive.
Leariera
m,,
t.hni.1
a"4
Blanche
Matte
for
Kelowna.
now
with
colored
Uehts-from
1
(
serving
his
country
j
.
ral
"
'
r
f
'
,D-
aaraith,
medl-
K
V
R
wul
kers
were
nlaltini
I
Going
to
Prince
Rupert
they
en-
.
the
stre
and
houses
and
a
love-
.
The
children
of
tha
members
superintendent
of
planed
for
the
south.
for
the
r
.
'ess
than
5
weekly,
against
a
vt.y
working
ly
Christmas
tree
stands
on
the
of
the
Moose
Lodge
were
treated
corner
of
Lakelse
and
Kalum
air
to
a
Christmas
Tree-party
In
tho
Bay
Hospital.
national
n
vcrnop
nf
aV-wntf
T7
,
.
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Andrew
Thomp-
I
and
New
Tent
.
ugia?.
oievenson
was
ap-!
Summer
Trains
Slow
holiday
season
their
son
and
Bruce
Brown
of
the
Prince
Ru-j
lit
up.
With
the
fresh,
clean
Moose
homelast
Saturday.
.
.
,
i
.
.
.
n
.
.
.
.
.1
.Til
.III
'
(Via
(
n
1
1
'
.
.
Uu
O
n
O
f
I
1
IqITDM
.
i
i
i
f
son
sailed
last
night
on
the!
visiting
with
It
was
during
the
N.U.R.'s
poiniea
cnairman
of
the
19S0
Rotary
barrel
committee.
ceji.
legal
uim
or
pruwu,-
aim
ipHia
Gecwgs
for
Vancouver;
FTarvev
snent
last
RatnniflV
in
on
me
appearance
01
a
Kay
Ainas
ine
wj"
""""vj,
V"'"1"'"
protracted
wage
negotiations
where
they
wil)
spend
Chiislmas
daughter.
m
addition
to
a
good
.Tree
.was
held
this,
Tuesday)
In
card
Per-
that
railway
troubles
began
In
town
on
legal'
business
Centaee-of
clnh
mnmhsn
n,,n,-iL.
.."
I
the
Canadian
Leaion
Hull.
Th?
m
i.
-
-
v...,,
BUlla
lne
surnmf.r
There
was
an
out
...
miiuucu
u.
u.
une-
break
of
'.veterans
decorated
the-stage
in
go
slow"
strikes
at
Terrace
lad
Off
To
anticipation
of
the
School
A
Karu,
nugn
iwacrien.ie,
Dr.
J.
A.
Macdonald
and
O.
A.
Hunter.
A
.cert
which
was
held.
in
the
Communitf
Xmas
Tree
At
Terrace
mine.-
Seventy-three
ehildrei
various
depots
which
disrupted
north-south
traffic.
Troubles
at
the
mines
ln-
volvrd
pitwinders
who
man
the,
(levators
and
who
sought
more'
money,
but
it.
didn't,
last
lima
i
I
reseived
a.
gift
ea-h
from
w
--B;
Santa
iS
Boys'
Parliament
Gerald
Toop
ot
TerraJe
'
was
1
w
Clnus.
TERRACE
Despite
blustery
I
HEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
For
the
Holiday
Hostess
Baked'
Fresh
Daily
RUPERT
Not
so
simple
was
the
London
i
snowy
weather
the
Civic
Cntnc;
h"e
last
night
on
hi
way
t
.
The
siavtcr0t
'wcather
wnil.fl
tfEMt"
XMAS
.
dock
strike,
the
second
major
was
packed
on-
Wednesday
even-1
"
atuc"i
Stewart
has
been
experiencing
disruption
of
the
port
in
six
ing
for
the
annual
Christmasl
the
Boys'
Parliament
which
Is
to
m
llU!
past
lwo
weeks
endeJ
months.
Tree
of
the
Johnson
Memorial
j
meet
at
the
University
of
Brit-
M
rf
,
wUn
.
bll2zapd
wnich
BAKERY
LIMITED
5
ii.
ocgan
in
june
wnen
ine
,
una.
mere
were
ice
cream
ior
"""
left
much,
new
-snow
on
the
flats
......
Phone-613
619
3rd
Ave.
on
Tuesday.
national
liock
Labor
Board
dl-
the
kiddies,
nail
pond,
prizes
andmie
".
rnnra
supers
u
ins
reeled
dock
workers
to
unload
a
bin
baa
of
fruit
and
candies
entertained
at
the
horn
of
Mr.
A
Home
Away
From
Home
90
RoomsHot
and
Cold
a
water
t
TOYS
two
Canadian
ships,
the
Beaver-
for
those
who
were
there
to
take
,
.7;
and
Mis.
T.
Anfield..
Gerald
is
representing
the
Young
People
of
Knox
United
Church
at
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
illKl!!
FROM
SANTA
.PRINCE
RUPERT,
BC.
2
I
i
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
CITY
j
'hone
281
p.o.
Box
19B1
a1
brae
and
the
Argomont.
Dock-
home
to
those
who
could
not
at-ers
refused
because
these
ves-j
tend.
Parents
were
there
.
sels
had
been
declared
"black"
iSome
'with
Infants
in
their
arms
in
the
world
strike
by
the
Can-
and
for
each
pf
tnese
there
was
adian
Seamen's
Union
which
'
.
-had
a
.an(jy
bag.
'
'
also
tied
up
vessels
at
,
.
.
wley-
Beecher
was
in
charge,
Liverpool
and
Bristol.
I
of'
the
affair
and
was
hat"
The
London
tieup
lasted
26
piest
of
aU
to
Me
yoster
days.
A
state
or
emergency
was
such
ooA
time.
The
a
declared
havin.
by
the
government
and
OPEN
FROM
3:30
P.M
to
3:30
A.M.
We
Specialize
in
Chinese
Dlsho
i
Santa
Claus
sat
under
a
decorated
arch
on
the
stage
and
spoke
to
each
child.
Carol
singing,
lead
by
the
girls
from
the
hieh
school
was
enjoyed
byhe
gathering
and
the
evening's
fun
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
PRINCE
GEORGE
:
8AII
FOR
--.
VANCOUVER
and
Intermedial.
Ports
f;-
Each
Thursday
'
at
11
:1S
p
m.
11.000
troons
moved
in
to
un-
kinsmen
neipea
wnn
ice
cream
FOR
XMAS
SHEAFFER3
"TRIUMPH"
fish
pond
and
Candy
and,
at
the
,
closed
around
9:30
p.
m.
Mr.
Best
load
food
ships.
For
Outside
Orders
PHONE
133
was
Santa
C'aus
for
the
even-
t
Durini?
the
riisnnte
Tjirrl
Am.
ena
or
uie
evening,
ratuea
a;
mon,
chairman
of
the
Dock
large
Christmas
cake.
The
win-,
j!,'g-
,
.
Labor
Board,
criticized
the
gov-1
riing
ticket,
drawn
by
Santa
jernment's
handling
of
the
C?aus
himself,
was
won
by
Jack)
Advertise
ic
toe
raiijr
Sews!
j
strike.
He
was
dismissed
by'McLeod.
,:
I
ft
paw.
to
aovbMjs
!
Prime
Minister
Attlee
from
his
I
:
.
1
-
tA
For
KETCHIKAN
tVEDNESDATC
MIDNIGHT
PHONE
363
rx
)
a?
rv
If
post
as
chief
government
whip
in
the
Lords
but
retained
the
N.D.L.B.
chairmanship.
Even
after
the
strike
ended.
'
.
For
Estimates
and
Supplies
!
For
Beservatlon
Write
oo
Call
CUT
OR
DEPOf
.,
OFFICE
PBLNCB
RUPREf
:
B.C.
.'
Mitchell
&
Currie
Ltd.
GIVE
THE
GIFT
THAT
PLEASES
"ALL-WAYS"
SWWl
"TRIUMPH"
Pi
ond
matching
Fiittlim
PtnciU
or
a
titt-ctioic
ttiot
U
built
to
pliat
U
irf
way
.
.
,
alwayt.
DIBB
PRINTING
Company
.
Builders
and
Contractors
TOYS
1
0
It
Lord
Amnion
warned
that
It
could
happen
again.
He
said
Communists
were
out
to
disrupt
wherever
they
could.
As
the
year
ended
the
Communists
were
solidly
lined
up
against
the
wage
restraint
policy
of
the
T.U.C.
Harry
Pollitt,
who
is
secretary
of
the
party
and
a
member
of
the
House
of
Commons,
summed
up
future
Communist
policy
with
the
slogans:
"Wage
advances
now,"
"Save
'mmwttictMm,i,l,t'stctt'i,wcww
s
r...
ri
r
1
ror
Tour
noppma
Lonvenime
i
Phone
234
Besner
Block
OPEN
EVERY
NIGHT
TtL
XMAS
erc,.'tcrf
t
f
wvt1
the
five-day
week,"
and
"Fight
A
A
A
i
4
ARY
VARIETY
OF
CHRISTMAS
K
iui
lull
niiiiu
incut,,
Jj
i
But
no
one
seemed
to
be
pay-
ing
much
attention.
SPECIAL
.
.
.
JUST
ARRIVED
New
Sunbeam
Shave
Masters
i,
-.v..!
$26.75
j'
;
For
the
fares
in
IDEAS
and
,
modem
.MATERIALS
-
.
"
1
i
.-
ISLAND
CITY
Bl'ILIMtRS
SIFPLIES
....
'
'
Ganrul
Builders'
Supplies
505
McBflde
St''
Blue-
820
CARD
FOOT
NOTES
For
Christmas
GREY
SUEDE
BABY
DOLL
Xmas
Lights
To
Moke
This
Credit
Terms
Arranged
GEORGE
COOK,
Jeweller
3
I'Rivn:
nri'isf
i.wn
ni:)nn-
IIISTRU
T
-
!
TKE
NOTIC
E
that
tha
Columbia1
OIIuIokp
C(iniuny
Limited
of
Watson
lMnnd.
nnlish
Coltimbia.
occupation
maiuifarturors
of
cellulose
products.!
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