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nom
Page
4)
strong
troops.
Mary
Amdam
was
enrolled
In
the
Brownies
and
Margaret
Procter
and
Mildred
Crego
in
the
Girl
Guides.
Cub
Lloyd
McLeod
was
invest
prince
Sttperf
E5aI?
YSttei
Tuesday,
March
1,
1949
DRIVE
HERE
iH
RALLY
laed
I-ast
ed
also
Boy
Scout
Graham
Frank.
Service
stars
were
awarded
to
Start
Saville
is
Warned
Campaign
Chairman
ate
WeeKs
175
131
!
77
77
IP
U
n
H
ill
Help
The
l"."?
Red
Crow
ALLEY
CATS
H.
Lindseth
229
L).
McNub
164
B.
Tough
222
Biain
182
w.
Landon
210
Handicap
ioo
Totals
1107
IiKOWNWOODa
B.
woods
ir?
fc.
Musneiam
3o0
I.
Dunbar
lya
K.
Shrubsall
.
.
...
118
K.
Moxiey
221
Girls
Guides
Maureen
Kennedy,;
Stan
Saville
was
re-appointed
Shaaron
Mcllroy,
Sclma
Fark-
chairman
StfCroS
of
the
'
Iwl
Vam,
Irene
Cote,
Marilyn
de
P-mmnn
J
,
,
I
C
8
KergommeauX,
Shirley
Key-
T
ZTL
Climaxing
Boy
Guide
Week
In
j
r;illy
was
held
.
.
11
t
nnM.
Mnrirwi
Thnrna.
.
nivrung
neia
in
IIa'a
iff
f
.
Hefnr
art,.
Handicap
10
Will
ilir'""'.
Totan
demonstrated
1036
10-9
1043)
!:ts
.1
a
MALLETTS
.
4
v
VA
;
"
-
.;
-
-
".
t
I
?s
are
spt-nu
the
Civic
Centre
with
President
R.
A,
Mortey
In
the
chair.
Last
year
Mr.
Saville
and
his
committee
organized
a
campaign
that
pot
Prince
Rupert
over
its
quota
by
turning
in
$3,800
lo
provincial
headquarters.
Assisting
on
the
committee
this
year
will
be
Staff
Ser-
ora
Loveless,
Marlene
Michiel,
Doroth?
MeCabe,
Lorna
Mel-vin,
Claudia
King,
Carol
ones
and
Betty
Hoffman.
Following
the
lowering
of
the
flag
by
Carl
Philip
refreshments
were
served
by
the
committee.
Hot
dogs,
sandwiches,
cake,
!
cookies
and
cocoa
were
served
i
aAnArufd
188
KM
9(1
201
,js
scouts
ann
IPs
and
Brownies"
full
force
and
all
,
ihpir
trim
mil-
Mallett
1(ig
Bolam
J72
Martin
183
Fergnson
Hodkinson
172
Low
Kcore
15()
Handicap
no
Totals
hm
MALKINS
A.
Leamy
158
R.
Clavering
150
T.
McMeekin
243
H.
Buniie
la
A.
Tavlot
..
22ti
15fl
102
lyi
1U2
137
150
952
211
103
192
184
184
to
the
children
and
coffee
to
geant
G.
A.
Johnson
and
R.
A.
..
.
li
.
Mnr
nil
A
I
U
18ti;
130
930
I
219
!
103
j
233
220
I:i9
Ru-
nf
ceremonies,
r"'
f"'cm,n.
Morley
muiuugnr
prince
contributed
not
Mrs.
Artnirr
K.enneay
with
perts
quota
this
year
has
been
iis
the
success
oiimi-
;
munou
neau
ui
i,uuu
tne
committee
feels
Dates.
2
lb
45
u
rapes.
Emperor,
lb
15
Fresh
Milk
Ouart
'
22
Pint
12
Cream,
y,
pint
28
Fir
program.
tsnori
"
'"""
"
"'8
iuhuuuil
me
response
irom
the
contributed
by
of
the
Brownies.
Mrs.
Mcllroy
public
will
enable
the
organi-
Handicap
3S
33
33
998
913
1027
zation
to
meet
this
fisure.
.13
EMPRESS
DEFENDS
Former
Empress
Zita
nf
A,f,ia.-
,
imittee
chairman,
w"-n
neuienarius,
Mrs.
mi-
P
Mrs
Head,
pre-
-chiel
and
Mrs.
Clifford,
was
in
Girl
Guide
Associ-,
charge
of
the
Ooides.
John
Haa-
Vegetables
Celery,
lb
Cauliflower,
lb
Parsnips
(unwashed)
Brussels
Sprouts,
lb.
Turnips,
lb
dis
Large,
cartoned,
doz.
.62
S'l
Medium
:
,o
lb.
Plans
for
publicity
were
cussed
and
arrangements
Hungary
(iett)
is
seen
in
Detroit
chatting
with
Mrs.
Eugene
P.
182
186
252
147
'i
.......
are
JAYCEES
Crawley
Odegard
.......
Furk
..
Slapleton
....
Hay
...
Handicap
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a
.
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pivo,wvn
wi
wr;
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VJuo
ana
tne
KPV
KIThpr
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Mullett,
Father
'ana
ls
lne
cu"
master
wun
me
.
In
i
1
1
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i
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.
i
JP.
277
159
214
234
'
142
09
1095
Mushrooms,
lb.
85
Emil
Haugland.
r
assistant
cuo-
stressed
the
value
master.
Scoutmaster
Dick
Du-
141)
Had
Lettuce,
bunch
17
69
;
Australian
Onions.
3
lbs
25
1
auu,cv
"Ie
UI
emperor
can,
who
abdicated
tK-inff
n
rr.
k
i
n
ti.sing.
An
effort
is
being
made
iot
nnts
..ari,,
tr.
rf0f0,.
f
...
227
127
211
152
159
69
945
269
181
218
228
239
r
Totals
...!....
1
v
.
r-.
rm
976
Cahbaee.
lb
07
Deau
ana
Assistant
scoutmaster
Klleve
Keefer
were
responsible
i
,
movements
in
,HH
fnr
better
Tomatoes.
No
1
Ih
I2h
ifancc?
258
gary,
Who
has
been
sentenced
to
life
imprisonment
in
Budapest.
The
Cardial
still
faces
the
possibility,
of
the
death
penalty
on
appeal.
,
.
.
.
-
;
-
the
future,
learn-,
for
the
training
of
a
small
but
.
u.
.
Vorw
c
m
o
rr
ho
nrl
nf
Dnir
Qnon
f
a
i
combat
the
ever;
EMiucr
First
Grade.
10.
73
Milk
.
Evaporated
Milk.
16-oz.
tins.
2
lor
.
33
Case
7.7.,
Cheese
Canadian
Cheese,
lb.
.
.
53
Flour
Pastry
Flouf,
7
lbs.
.59
F
our.
49's,
No.
1
hard
wheat
2.09
Flour,
24's
1
59
Tea
and
Coffee
Coffee,
lb
65
ueijuxe
aualifv
ib.
I.14
JurceS
Tomatoes,
20-oz.,
2
lor
33
28-oz
'3-1
iviiiviiiiiuil
Goudy
165
Bellamy
141
iweed
115
Handieao
........
59
commu
communism
somc
01
wnom
tney
nope
to
be
,t
of
59
;
i
up
ineir
lives
on
able
to
send
to
the
big
Jamboree
In
Ottawa
riext
summer.
thi'otjgii
the
local
film
council
to
have'
the
Red
Cross
color
film
of
the
Fraser
Valley
floods
shown
here
during
the
campaign.
Sunday,
February
27
having
been
set
aside
as
Red
Cross
Sunday,
appeals
were
made
by
minister
sof
the
various
churches
In
the
city.
"
Certain
phases
of
the
annual
financial
campaign
are
now
r
n
foundation.
The
,
Totals
937
1194
MAPLE
LEAFS
congratulated
in
building
up
such
I
You
saw
It
in
tne
News!
CLIPPERS
WIN
(Continued
irom
Page
4)
Whitehorse
Stars
in
the
semifinal
series
fof
the
British
Columbia"
'
'
;
cframpfonship,
;
Whitehorse-
is
the
first
Yukon
the
"
fabulous
Ottawa
'
Silver
Seven
for
the
Stanley
Cup
and
were
defeated
9
to
2
and
23
to
2
In
a
two-game
total-point
series.
'
.
.
The
new
Whitehorse
team
consists
of
personnel
of
the
215
Okanaean
Onions,
10
'.
a
170
Potatoes,
10
lb
45
222
Canned
-
Vegetables
183
Dill
Pickles,
eal
1.79
217
Cut
Green
Beans,
fey
20
59
No.
5
Peas,
fancy
20
1072
Mixed
Vegetables
22
Diced
Beets,
per
tin
14
173
Wax
Beans,
choice
19
92
Mixed
Peas
and
Carrots
19
123
1
Pumpkin,
each
15
81
1
Baked
Beans.
20-oz.
tin
in
153
Baked
Beans.
15
oz.
tin.
2
for
.27
1
19
j
Tomatoes,
28-oz
27
,;4l
Fruit
I
Bananas,
lb
24
180
'
Apples,
cooking,
lb
11
170
Fancy
Apples,
3
lb.
t
35
1981
Lemons,
large
Cal
doz
38
220
Grapelruit,
Texas
(white).
274
j
80's,
4
for
35
31
!
(pink)
96's.
4
for
29
gallon
.59
15
INESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
Schild
149
Page
173
Whittaker
89
Mitchell
82
G:
Paul
144
Handicap
....
119
Totals
758
STONES
Vanetta
190
Mackay
i
218
Windle
192
Stewart
209
Tubb
170
Handicap
31
129
117
192
134
219
119
910
100
202
222
1G0
240
31
unuer
way
out
trie
actual
can-1
team
to
invade
Canadian
er
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
and
t
.35
.15
.15
Appie,
20-oz.
tin,
2
for
tU-OZ
'i,
Orange,
20-oz.
..,.....'...;
Blended
(orange
and
grapefruit.
20-oz.
;.
Canned
Fruits
Pineapple,
crushed
and
va.ss
win
not
commence
until
ganlzed
hockey
in
forty-seven
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Pol-
1
1
i.-t..
March
15.
jyear.
It
hopes
for
more
sue
Lwo
members
of
ice
mciuurig
YOUR
CONCRETE
cess
than
its
predecessor
Klon
ARROW
CARS
24-Hour
Service
PHONE
846
Prompt
and
Courteous
Service
the
Canadian
Fliers'
team
which
won
the
world's
amateur
hockey
championship
last
year.
pieces,
zu-oz.
.
..
,
ADricots.
20-oz.
..
Cherries,
fancy,
20-OZ.-V
.
.30
.33
.38
gold-strike
spon-that
challenged
dyke
team,
a
sored
outfit,
IVORK
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iui.1
JUKI
i
ranL'PS
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v.
41
.nnhprHAe
on
.
BLUE
939
New
Church
At
Terrace
SAUNDERS
ilerrl
Equipment
BRYDGES
and
McLEAN
PL'BLIC
ACCOUNTANTS
AND
AUDITORS
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Guaranteed
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
CO
FLORISTS
Third
Avenife
Plans
Approved
for
Beautiful
Structure
to
Replace
That
Destroyed
by
Fire
TERRACE
Plans
for
a
beao
tiful
new
chanal-style
church
to
replace
that
recently
destroyed
by
fire
have
been
ac
Besner
Block
Room
3t
PHONE
000
Ft
Y
SERVICE
k
GREEN
787
i'rincp
Ruiiert,
B.
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HANGING
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
PTione
BLUE
818
P.O.
Box
52
331
Second
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
cepted
by
the
official
board
oil
Knox
United
Church
in
Terrace
-The
modern
stucco
edifice
with
.
its
bell-tower
will
be
a
hand-!
some
addition
to
the
main
street
(of
the
town.
:
The
Immediate
objective
of
IGN
PAINTING
jKAHMKR
GREEN
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MUSTVE
BEEN
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P,
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
the
financial
campaign
is
$1,000.
A
canvass
of
the
town
will
be"
held
immediately
and
J.
H.
'
Smilh
was
authorized
to
receive
contributions
from
those
out
of
town
who,
wish
to
help
the
church
provide
a
worthy
strue-
(
f)
TECHNICIAN
toicinR
and
Repairs
nil'
colussi
rh(if
BLACK
75(1
,92
10th
East
475
Howe
St.,
Vancouver,
BC.
ture
for
the
worship
of
God
and
the
varied
needs
of
its
people.
DUNG
WOOD
WINNIPEG,
(r
Citizens
must,
MARGARET
McLEOI)
OPTOMETRIST
ROOM
10,
STONE
BUILDI.JO
m
.sacks
AND
CEDAR
Kwk
ixiivcrcd
B
&
W
TRANSFER
not
merely
shovel
sidewalks
clean
of
snow.
The
by-law
requires
streets
to
be
safe.
Shovelling
off
snow
and
leaving
a
layer
of
ice'
Is
taboo.
So
Is
leaving
a
difference
In
levels
by
clearing
a
trench
along
the
sidewalk.
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Green
180
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THOME
BLUE
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Box
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and
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BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
Its
branches
204
4th
Street
Phone
65S
v;mes
are
inviten
tn
fi'im
to
view
our
arl-
and
talk
over
eotiip-
fms.
BRINGS
PROMPT,
F.XPERT
SERVICE
SAANICH
(
Plumbing
&
Heating
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SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
"wntant,
Auditor,
etc.
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Cmnniu
Blork
Phone
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Building
and
repairs
of
all
kinds
Roofs,
Chimneys
Oil
Burners
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SMITH
TIT
rrr
PHONES
Black
687
Red
894
evenings
P.O.
Box
1670
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Box
1401
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Ltd.
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Movln.
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QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
'
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Hoi
774
Second
Ave.
FOR
TJorkmen
ONLY
Pioneer
Drybaek
Coats
$8.25
Pioneer
Drybaek
Pants
$6.95
Khaki
Coveralls
$5.45
Denim
Pants,
8-oz
$3.50
Denim
Pants,
9-oz.
..
...
$3.75
Denim
Coveralls,
8-oz.
$5.10
Denim
Bib
Coveralls.
..
$4.65
Denim
Smm-ks
$4.85
Blue
a.r4
White
Boilermaker
Coveralls
$4.65
Khaki
Pants
Group
1
$4.50
Khaki
Ptts
Group
2
$4.80
Painters'
Overalls
$4.95
Sleelhilt
Pants
$4.75
Moleskin
Pants
$5.95
Heavy
llumphry
Fishermen's
Pants
..
$11.95
Diouble
Diamond
Pants
$5.45
Ironman
Pants
$5.50
Hannockliiirn
Pants
....
$8.50
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