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A.
S.
Nickel
son.
President
Orme
chair
and
a
fihiart
was
in
the
tfrfare
nitptrt
paflp
rectos
Thursday,
November
IS,
1948
STYLE
Takes
"Nl
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f
SCOTSMEN
OR
NORSE
News
of
Francois
Lake
W1MNIPEG,
Winnipeg's
director
of
recreation
has
a
theory
regarding
the
cause
of
the
rlgh
divorce
rate
on
the
American
continent.
He
says
it
may
be
lack
of
mutual
recreational
interests
for
husbands
and
wives.
vote
of
thanks
was
tendered
the
speaker
by
pr.
Jens
.Munthe.
Allan
Sheardown,
N.
R.
Youngs
and
Duncan
McRae
were
named
a
committee
to
make
arrangements
for
the
club's
annual
from
fest
inM
fnailian
of
t!i
St'
Gyro
Club
Hears
Some
I
Ancient
History
About
11
c
8-lver
Standard
Is
T'
underground,
have
.
I
been
timbered,
and
continue
Up'
to
Expectations
producing.
It
is
expected
that
The
grade
'of
ore
and
recov-'
this
month
the
third
stope
will
ery
.pf.
mineral
values
at
the
iso
be
producing,
aftt'r
timber-E.lve'r
Standard
mine
in
Octo-
tag
is
completed.
br,
remained
up
to
expecta-j
tions,
says
the
Omineca
Reiaid.
i
Classified
.Cniioiiig
ray;.!
Canadians
tuffs.
Wear
J
New
Year
s
Eve
party.
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Harold
Rindall
is
a
Workmen's
,
A
new
school
bus
a
huge
yel-ilow
vehicle
has
arrived
to
be
'used
in
taking
children
to
and
i
from
Burns
Lake
and
Francois
jLake
schools.
It
is
now
possible
for.
those
taking
High
School
in
j
Burns
Lake
to
live
at
Francois
!
Lake.
Compensation
Board
official)
but
he
has
also
delved
deeply
j
into
ScoUt-h
history
and
it
was
to
be
gathered
from
what
he
told
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
in
a
luncheon
talk
yester-i
day
that
Scotsmen,
or
the
most
"an
Squirrel
will
of
your
tavurite
suit.
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
Earl
Hank?
and
family
have
moved
across
the
lake
and
are
staying
in
th
Log
Cottage
at
the
Landing
Earl
is
working
with
the
Co-op
of
them
at
le&st,
are
really
i
Norsemen.
The
backbone
of
thej
Scottish
people
were
the
Scots
(originally
Kelts)
who
came
over1
from
Ireland,
and
the
Norsemen,
who
came
from
Scandinavia.
The
principal
traits
of
the
Scottish
npnnl
u-pro
tVii,-
:
"
1m
jii
"
.
"a""
ana
sparkling
evenings
in
,
s
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SWEATKR.
Love,y
Mrs.
Reed
arrived
in
Prince
Lewdness.
which
to
be
Pretties
loi-
tha
CHRISTMAS
KEAsnv
.
d.
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.
SIXTEEN
and
use
or
Personalia
Butoi
No
Interest
No
Carry
Chir.
J
ueorge
on
Saturday
evening
j
tracfd
to
tneir
CelUc
forebearSi
from
Vancouver.
Mr.
Ifc-ed
met
j
and
their
loye
of
,nd(,pendence
he-there
and
brought
her
home
;
,lnd
flKhUng
spim
to
the
Norse.
in
the
station
wagon,
arriving
tongue
aild
Ian.
;
home
late
on
Sunday
afternoon.
:
Buage
was
strong
in
its
Norse
'
-
influence
and
many
Scottish
Miss
Brunton
returned
on
nothin
nanMfs
were
more
than
funday
afternoon
from
the
Norse
,lth
-Ui,
in
,,,.,
Si
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.
1
Br
k
Ul
V
school
teachers'
convention
in
0f
them.
The
oldest
Scottish'
ii
miii
imnmram-'?
:
Prince
George.
'
can.
the
McLeods
was
found
-
BULGARIAN
PREMIER
AS
PALL-BEARER
Georgl
Dimltrov
L.
,
.
n
'
ted
by
the
Norsemen.
The
Mc-j
prime
mniisier
of
Bulgaria-,
is
shown
t
right
front)
serving
ai
pa)l-bearor
at
the
funtral
of
General
Boils
Gancv,
director
of
tv.ia
ui
umuwu
ii-
uonaias,
xora
or
the
isles,
ceutly
visited
his
claim
here.
He
were
purely
Norse.
The
Frasers
is
pieased
with
(he
progress
and
on
(he
other
hand,
were
origin-:
development.
If
the
recent
ally
French
and
the
Stewart's
snowfall
is
not
too
heavy
he
came
from
Normandle.
their
or-
I
Bulgarian
civil
aviation,
and
other
victims
of
an
airplane
crash
that
occurred
on
the
border
of
Bulgaria
and
Turkey.
The
plane
carrying
Oanev
and
others
was
allegedly
attacked
and
shot
down
by
a
group
of
Bulgarian
army
officers
who
were
leaving
Bulgaria
illegally.
iginal
name
being
Fitzhilsrh
I
hopes
to
continue
the
development
The
road
to
ih.
e'fitm
I
t
Tliis
ia
Education
Week
Xovf
ruber
m,
j
I
"When
You
Finish,
Maybe
You
Could
ll'no
Ru.scu
a
IJttk
Yuli-Hniinv
U"
which
was
chunked
after
arrival.
Mr.
Rindall'
talk
was
couched
'
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AVAILABLE
AT
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
PHONES
651
-652
i
.should
be
completed
this
week.
I
.
Bolivia
ranks
second
to
the
United
States
in
the
production
!
of
tungsten
in
the
western
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
Mrs.
C.
R.
De
Kergorameaux,
Terrace
Reporter
in
humorous
vein
and
was
lis-;
tened
to
with
much
interest
by
;
COAL,
LUMBER
and
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
tlie
service
club
members
and
one
guests
lu
the
person
of
Aid.
hemisphere.
jl
Sorry,
no
can
do!
We
can't
fix
rJ
The
Girl
Guide
Association
pauU,
but
TIRES
are
another
-s
C
rH
hlory!
Whether
bltuittd
by
buck-
X.
T
j
1
shot
or
just
Buffering
a
slow
.J'-yj
leak,
we
repair
them
good
a.
IfsfJ
I
new!
ASIC
if
your
car
needs
(flfti
J
complete
oyeihaul,
we
can
dcSkJJf
Lfi
that
too!
$h&
I
iz
-ism
g.wig'g
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MHHilllHIHHHIHIIHIIHHIHHHBHIHBbHHHBnilK,
held
a
meeting
in
the
Silver
Tip
Cafe
for
the
first
time
since
May
and
it
was
decided
to
meet
hereafter
on
the
first
Tuesday
afternoon
of
each
month.
A
badge
committee
was
formed
and
appointed
to
It
were
Mr.
C.
J.
Norrinnton,
Mrs.
N.
Olson
and
Mrs.
Mallett
with
Mrs.
D.
K.
Kerr
as
budge
secretary.
For
the
winter
months
the
guides
wiU
Meet
every
Saturday
afternoon.
Plans
were
made
to
hold
money
raising
functions
for
the
Guide
camp
fund
and
the
first
of
these
will
be
a
candy
sale
on
November
27.
Following
the
meeting,
refreshments
were
Thorn
Sheet
Met
LIMITED
j
served.
Mrs.
G.
Hipp
left
on
Satur-
I
day
morning
train
for
Prince
'
George
to
attend
the
wedding
j
of
Miss
Sheila
McKenney
and
FUf
CLEAN
YOUtt
REPAIR
YOUU
INSTAL
A
NEW
AND
DouUs
Keller.
i
W.
A.
Txirkpatrlck
made
a
trlD
I
io
Smithers
last
week.
j
Make
lo
Order
anythitie
It
the
Rlifft
MrtilU'H
lira
u
l
AHTfTT
lll
ll
llt
Ea:
RUPERT
MARINE
REA
!
W.
H.
Willlscroft
and
da
ugh-
:er,
Kay.
left
last
week
lor
ail
Indefinite
stay
In
Vancouver.
Joanne
Kofoed
left
on
Monday
J
lor
Prince
Rupert.
j
Dclphine
Johnson
left
on'
Monday
for
a
lengthy
visit
with
!
her
sister
in
Vancouver.
'
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Miles
returned
on
Thursday
from
a
holiday
spent
on
the
pralrie.
(J.
rLAl'SEN
&
SON)
U'e
Take
I.lstlno
of
BOATS
FOR
SALE
OR
CHART
liROKI
KS
IX
BOATS.
MARINE
AMI
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EQI
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TRY-RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
FOR
QMC'K
SALES
OK
CHARTERS
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HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
PhooH
Ki.
mm
j
L.
Rosenberg,
Vancouver;
H.
t'
FISHERMEN
jSiindspit;
Mrs.
R.
Davidson,'
j
M
issett;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sander-
'
son.
Alir'e
Arm:
n
ntlnin
Vic.
1
toiia;
.
H,
M.
pruton,.
,Vancou-
ver;
j.
c.
Lit
tier.
Victoria;
Mr.
ill
jand
Mrs.
D.
Fawcett,
Victoria;
:
J.
J.
Vo-'ill.
Vancouver:
S.
Me-
Repairs
lo
Hlfill
SPEED
ENdlNts
t
specialty;
We'
have
the
latest
in
cbinery
and
upccially
TRAINED
to
handle
this
class
of
work.
Let
us
W
engine
now,
do
not
wait
until
the
last
nun-that
overhaul.
If
you
art;
ll.iaki:'jr
1
haul,
we
w
ill
be
glad
to
look
your
and
make
our
recomnicmlat''
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better
still
DROP
IN
and
talk
if
over"1'
Cloy,
Vancouver;
J.
Wood,
couver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
John
stone,
Terrace;
P.
R.
Edwards,
Vancouver;
W.
J.
Long,
New
Westminster;
'
E.
A.
Nagel,
Van-;
couver;
X
Barker,
Vancouver;
D.
sten.rom,
Vancouver;
E.
Lar
leijr,
Kumealon
Lake;
E.
11
Shop
Foreman.
RUPERT
MOTf.r
nbinsn,-
K'.unealnn
Lake;
E.
l
iKiira?,
Vaiu-ouver;
E.
MacDon-ald,
Vancouver;
J.
M.
Sawver.
'
PHONE
5fifi
Pasadena,
California;
L.
Mur-t
ray,
Vancouver;
S.
Skog,
city;
.
ir
aninnni
f
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iii.
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pi
John
l
I,.
Uucli
u2
Besiief
1
H.
Williamson,
Vancouver;
I.
'
,
Good,
Vancouver;
R.
Vinblad.
Pacific;
Miss
E.
Crosby.
Sklde-
Queen
Charlotte
City;
W.
J.
Os-
gate;
W.
Temiant,
Kamloops;
borne,
Terrace;
J.
W.
McKay.
L.
M.
Jorgenson,
Vancouver;
S.
Vancouver;
O.
H.
Oernacy,
Van-
R.
Ring,
Vancouver;
R.
Snay-
couver;
V.
Abott,
Vancouver;
S.
chuck.
Edmonton;
E.
W.
Stra-
Odlum,
Morlcetown;
J.
Dunlop,
ther,
Terrace;
Miss
M.
Head,
Smithers;
D.
MacKay,
Terrace;
Terrace;
D.
W.
Cootes,
Amherst.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hannesson,
North
N.S.
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Skma
Restaurant
TERRACE
LLOYD
BAUD
Eft,
PROPRIETOR
GOOD
FOOD
GOOD
SERVICE
Open
8:30
a.m.
till
midnight.
Closed
9
p.m.
Sundays
DINE
AND
DANCE
Bring
your
friends
and
enjoy
yourselve?
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TEAS
3
TILL
5
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