WAS
FINE
SHOW
......
Prince
Rupert
Daiv
m
Friday
Spptcmbcr
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NeWs
Waterworks
Bylaw
Ready
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
'iK'Clllftg
of
imuo
TECHNICOLOR
Terrace
District
Displays
Its
Best
At
1950
Fall
Fair
TERRACE
Although
in
some
sections
there
did
not
appear
to
be
as
many
entries
as
last
year,
the
1950
Terrace
Fall
Fair
on-Wednesday
was
interesting
and
successful.
The
best
the
district
could
offer
in
flowers,
fruit
and
vegetables
was
on
display,
most
of
which
was
sold
to
ready
buyers
at
the
end
of
the
evening.
,
-
ESTHER
WILLIAMS
91950,
VAN
JOHNSON
(And
Ail
Year
Around
Too!)
A
WALLACE
BUDGET
ACCOUNT
TERRACE
The
monthly
meeting
of
the
village
commissioners
was
held
on
Wednesday
morning
with
Emll'
Haugland,
Dudley
O.
Little,
Sam
Kirkaldy,
village
clerk
A.
J.
Harmon,
present.
Final
word
was
awaited
from
Victoria
concerning
the
new
bylaw
to
borrow
money
Xor
the
waterworks
as
all
the
necessary
correspondence
had
gone
in.
On
the
granting
of
the
approval,
which
was
expected
by
the
next
mall
from
Victoria,
the
bylaw
will
be
advertised
and
plebiscite
day
set
for
September
28.
W.
E.
Bottomley,
public
works
engineer,
was
contacted
by
phone
In
connection
with
the
drainage
ditch
on
Davis
Road.
This
had
bee
placed
on
the
north
side
of
the
road
over
the
water
line,
and
In
parts,
the
pipe
line
was
cover
ine.pnowgrapny
section
was
special
mention
of
a
flower
very
gooa,
some
particularly
line
centrepiece
was
given
Oall
Mc
Use
Wallace's
Buy
all
those
necessary
Fall
Clothes
at
Wallace's.
No
need
to
worry.
(JK
fc,UICS
UUIll
njlll.C
XlUpL'lb
Coll
mg
tne
prizes,
a
grade
8
student,
Gail
McColl,
showed
up
,
particularly
well
In
the
painting
section
with
some
very
creditable
Convenient
Monthly
Payment
Plan.
All
you
need
is
an
established
residence
and
a
solid
credit
bckground.
Enquire
today.
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Wallace's
Department
Store
Best
chocolate
cake
Mrs.
P.
Murie,
sr.
Best
cookies,
Mrs.
O.
Perry.
Best
shortbreadMrs.
H.
King.
Best
baking
powder
biscuits
made
by
Blue
Ribbon
Baking
Powder
1,
Mrs.
Myrtle
Laird;
2,
is.
Mary
Jones;
3,
Mrs.
E.
Brooks;
4,
Mrs.
Frank
B.
Peters.
Caimy.
Best
box
of
mixed
feg&Ub
iIIIIBEBII
ed
with
only
four
Inches
of
soil.
Mr.
Bottomley
promised
quick
action
in
having
the
ditch
made
on
the
south
side
of
the
road
and
t
water
colors.
j
Poultry
and
rabbits
were
the
jonly
livestock
on
show.
!
Recent
newcomers
to
the
dis-
trlct.
the
Dutch
settlers,
had
a
!
very
interesting
display
of
Dutch
arts
and
blankets.
'
Bedford
Leathers
of
Vancou-I
vcr
had
a
tabic
or
.hand-tooled
!
leather
goods
on
display,
j
In
one
corner
of
the
auditorium
Canada
Packers
had
a
large,
candy
1,
Mrs.
Loreen
McColl;
2.
Mrs.
Norah
Craie
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
Mrs.
C.
R.
Ncwhouser,
T
rrace
Reporter
"
'
Best
single
entry
woodwork
e
old
ditch
filled
in.
Frank
Gavan.
)
Dudley
Little
was
given
ex-
Needlework
Wabasso
print
Pnses
to
the
amount
of
$150
to
apron,
special,
Mrs.
D.
G.
Little,
attend
a
preliminary
meeting
of
Children's
Best
article
forjlhe
Central
B.
C,
Municipalities
household
use
1,
John
Peters;
o
which
he
4s
president,
to
be
2,
Dennis
Muts;hke.
held
in
Prince
George
on
Friday
complete
display
of
canned
goods
and
next
to
It
Bill
Scuby
of
Prince
Rupert
had
a
very
fine
display
of
fur
coats.
Near
the
stage.
Bob
Parker
of
Prince
Rupert
was
showing
one
Photography
.and
to
go
from
there
to
Nelson
This
Hdvortiscmcnt
is
rt
pi!iii.-ho,
Anglican
W.A.
Resumes
Activities-Mrs
McElroy
Leaves
to
attend
the
I'nlon
of
B.C.
Muni
r
disiiiiyiji
10
'rfU'ni-n
.
j.uiuor
control
j'.ojir,
cr
Ijv
th
of
British
Coiambia
three
children
are
leaving
!
of
the
new
Ford
convertible
Snap
shots,
4
prints
on
card
1,
M.
O.
Kullander,
Prince
Rupert;
2,
H.
F.
Noakes,
Terrace.
Portrait
1,,
Edgar
Hamlin;
2,
Mr.
H.
S.
Hansen
of
California.
Scenic
1,
George
Furniotis,
St.
Matthew's
Angiiran
Church
Woman's
Auxiliary
met
Thursday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
train
on
Tuesday
morning
cipalities
meeting
on
September
18,
19.
At
that
'
meeting,
a
resolution
will
be
presented
from
the
Terrace
nd
Smlrhers
munlcipall-
join
Mr.
Mcllroy
In
Winnipeg
j
caIs-
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
AOVKKTUSKMLNTS
Brought
In
by
Mr.
Everson
of
Mrs.
II.
Houlden
aiter
the
two
and
make
their
future
horn
montns
summer
recess.
Mrs.
B.
mere.
Smithers,
and
set
up
on
the
ball
ground
outside
the
civic
centre
Prince
Rupert;
2,
Emll
Kullan-1
ties
whereby
the
ratepayers
of
a
der.
Prince
Rupert.
West
presided
and
Archdeacon
Hodson
addressed
the
meeting
entrance,
the
chair-o-plane
ride
Industrial
1,
Edgar
J.
Ham
Mrs.
M.
McDonald
has
arrived
was
highly
popular
with
the
LaiKinEr
on
"xprviro
"
i
lin;
2,
W.
A.
vanHeek.
town
of
less
than
2500
people
will
be
given
their
choice
by
voting
whether
to
have
three
or
five
commissioners.
Terrace
will
also
present
there
a
resolution
a
rewoi-i,
was
uvtn
on
the
work
i
f
rom
Penticton
to
join
Mr.
Mc-
,
children
and
young
people,
nunian
interest
1,
H.
S.
Han
Tea,
coffee,
sandwiches,
hot
BRASH
sen,
California;
2,
Edgar
Ham-
Mn"
o.i
the
rect-ry
before
Donald
who
has
been
living
here
i
Archdeacon
and
M.s.
Hodson
j
lor
the
past
few
months.
At
prcs-'
im.
for
the
exemption
from
the
pay-
j
lnof
amusement
tax
of
all
civic
Unusual-1.
M.
O.
Kullander,
took
up
residence
there,
cost
hav-
j
ent
they
are
living
at
the
home
ing
been
well
below
the
$100
cf
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Osborne
but
corri-on-the-cob
from
Braun's
Island
was
served
all
day
from
a
booth
convened
by
Mrs.
B.
R.
Dodcls.
...
Following
the
close
of
the
Fair,
a
grand
ball
was
held
in
audi-
Prince
Rupert;
2,
Bruce
Mills,
"-lures
w""e
an
"
u,,-v
for
they
will
soon
be
taking
up
res
which
had
been
set
aside
this.
Prince
Rupert.
.
S
w
.
.
u
.
idence
on
Greig
Avenue.
Gothic
Bra
Natural
Color
1.
M.
O.
KuI-ik,
u
n
.h.
a,tar.
lander;
2,
M.
O.
Kullander.
T,"t
,
Most
points
in
this
section!.
,
i
torium
and
drew
the
usuaj
large
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dale
Steffanson
crowd.
"
left
on
Satruday
for
Hammlck,
j
All
entries,
except
in
the
home-California,
where
they
will
make
cooking
section,
were
in
on
iheir
home
on
a
fruit
farm.
Tuesday
afternoon
and
judging
took
place,
behind
closed
doors.
were
won
by
M.
O.
Kullander,
i
Rose
Man
h
with
Edgar
Hamlin
second.
.
fast
moving
l'he
mc'tin?
decided
to
purchase
a
quantity
of
cups
8nd
saucers
and
plates
for
use
at
teas
and
socials.
harvest
fpstival
services
will
be
held
on
September
24
and
the
church
will
be
decorated
by
the
Auxiliary
members.
The
next
meeting
will
be
held
Fun-
y
Bdied''
XCTM
Oil?
1.
A.
Palmqulst;
2,
Mrs.
Metnnra
.
travel
ns
fast
as
40
Charles
Halvorscn.
miles
a
second.
in
the
evening.
On
Wednesday
$1.00
and
id
I
Water
colors
1,
Gall
McColl;
Al
Palmquist.
Poultry
and
Rabbits
1,
Frank
Ihii
advertisement
ii
not
nuhlithH
m
Dr.
S.
G'.
Mills
drove
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Thursday
accompan
ied
by
his
son,
Parker,
wno
will
continue
his
studies
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
II.
King
on
Brandls;
Puppy
W.
Baxter;
Dog
No
first
prize;
J.
Llewellyn,
second.
Best
dressed
cat.
1.
Jan-
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
at
October
12.
Following
the
close
W
kt
Government
of
British
HtWi
B.
Peters,
Mrs.
H.
King
and
DOM'S
DEPARTMENT
S10I
morning
the
entries
were
taken
and
judged
for
the
home-cooking.
Judging
the
exhibits
were
Ken
Jamieson
of
Smithehs,
Shirley
Preston
of
Prince
George,
Mrs.
R.
S.
Sargent
of
Hazelton,
Miss
E.
Cross
of
the
University
of
of
the
business
session,
afternoon
tea
was
served
by
the
hostess
asisted
by
Mrs.
Hamlin.
Sheila
McColl
tiled.
Shirley
Cole.
-
Special,
I
Ice
Kennedy;
2,
F.
Baxter.
Best
;
!
kitten
1,
D.
Jones;
2,
C.
Mc-Speclal.'connel.
.
,
I
Sheila
McColl
tied
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Shirley
Preston
and
family
of
Prince
George
At
a
meeting
of
the
Rebekah
'
1
.fr
era
n
Tnocrtn
Aimn
n
h
v.
c
a
BLONDIE
-Reading
From
Left
to
Right.
By
CHIC
ZZ
"
of
the
week
to
visit,
with
Mr.
ami
Oddfellows-
a.i.
Mrs.
Carmen
Mis.
C.
Lever,
Mr.
Preston
was
Mcllroy
was
Presented
with
a
one
of
the
judges
at
th3
Fall
Fair-
British
Columbia,
Peter
van
Stolk,
Mrs.
J.
Loen,
Mrs.
J.
Reynolds
of
Terrace.
The
complete
list
of
prizes
has
not
yet
been
made
up,
the
fol
ii!
"cucmu
:jj
uie
iouie
urrana,
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THE
CLOCK
IS
NOW
IN
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CONDITION--
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EXCEPT
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ONE
LITTLE
TminG
Mrs.
west,
as
a
parting
gift
from
,
the
lod?e
.
Ji:.s.
:.::i.roy
and
'
,
E'
Sarent
left
on
Wednesday
i
for
Vanderhoof
where
he
will
bJ
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reljevin
cv
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the
S.R.3
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BE
PROUD
OF
JU
uPT
OVER
yj
lowing
being
some
of
the
special
prizes
awarded:
'
','
Best
half
bushel
potatoes
1
B.
A.
Brandls;
2,
Alex
Ol.seri.
Best
collection
of
veaetables
1,
Hamlin
and
Thomson;
2,
A.
P.
van
Stolk.
BACH
n
store
for
the
time
that
the
latter
'.s
in
Vancouver.
(Jclin
Sargent
of
Hazolton
is
relieving
his
brother
in
Terrace.
;
'
Largest
pumpkin
Fabian
Mat-
tson
FOR
FOR
FOR
PLANNING
BUILDING
REPAIRING
A
ta-ray
fjr
the
Canadian
In-
Rp'Kf
collection
of
fruit
A
P
.
uure
i-jr
tne
mina
wu:
te
ncid
vanStolk.
in
Terrice
on
Saturday
and
the,!
Best
box
of
apples
Mrs."
Ron
member
j
of
the
Rlbckan'Lodse'
snarks
vUl
canvass
trie
town.
Herbert
Frandell
won
the
most
Call
363
MiTCHELL
points
in
the
dairy
section.
:
The
special
prize
for
the
flower
centrepiece
was
taken
by
Mrs
C.
C.
King.
I
Corsage
Mrs.
W.
J.
Richards.
C.
L.
M.
Gijigey
has
returned
from
Vancouver
where
Mrs.
Glg-cey
enderwen;
a'ma'o;
She'd
Rather
be
a
Pack
Mule!
CURRIE
Umtdcrs
&
Tontractor!
R.
W.
COLLINS
Au;l')io(l
Dealer
for
l
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TUOLIX
Contact
the
abuve
for
all
Services
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p.m.,
Camosun
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Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.
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Prepare
For
WHITER!
Check
your
Furnace
r'arid
Chimney
Now!
We
have
the
most
modern
T3C!iuk
c-quijimcnt
for
clcan-ins
furnaces
and
chimri-ys.
PHONE
884
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
POUT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Coquitlam,
11
p.m.
FOR
NOKTII
QL'CKR
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
1
1
i
9
I
C&nio.im,
Sept.
15
&
10
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
Qt'EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
September
8
and
22,
10
p.m.
.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
5W
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1itin
Ciuar.
D.
M.
Hougson
or
Montreal,
Canadian
Kav7
officer,
stands
beside
a
977-pound
tuna
he'
hooked
and
boated
off
St.
Anne's
Cape
Breton,
which
he
claims
is
the
largest
ever
ta!wn
on
rod
and
line.
It
took
him
an
hour
and
twenty
minutes
to
boat
the
bluefin
which
measured
9
feet,
9
inches
and
towed
his
boat
12
miles
before
giving
up.
At
right
in
this
Nova
Scotia
Information
Bureau
photo
Is
Percy
Macritchie
who
roved
as
the
commander
fished.
International
Game
Fish
Association
records
show
the
present
world
record
as
a
927-pound
bluefin
caught
in
Ipswich
Bay,
Mass.;
In
1940.
(Cp
phota)
Sheet
Metal
Ltd.
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TOUR
FURNACE
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