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Wed.
'matt,...
ptinif
Rupert
Datlp
I3eto
Ltd,
THIS
AND
THAT
Tue.
at
7:00
Terrace
j
Timely
Topics
Tuesday,
March
30,
1948
from
"ITerrace
Civic
in
Terrace
on
Friday
afternoon
on
tho
freight
train
from
Prince
Rupert
and
was
the
guest
of
Mrs.
C.
Uigncy
until
the
evening
when
she
addressed
the
congregation
at
a
service
In
St.
Mat-
j
thew's
Church
on
her
work
in
China.
Following
the
service
she
Mrs.
rhilip
left
last
Thursday
for
Vancouver
where
she
will
attend
the
Easter
convention
of
the
DC.
Parent
-ieaciirr
federation
as
a
delegate
from
the
Terrace
P.T.A.
Before
returning
home
she
will
visit
relatives
in
the
south.
centre
Annual
Year's
Arlivitirs
Krptirlnl
On
Executive
Kc-clcrlrU
was
entertained
at
the
home
of
(
Mrs.
George
Dover
and
left
for
j
Mrs.
Jack
Frank
Is
a
patient
in
the
new
hospital
here.
-
.
Smithers
on
Saturdays
early
morning
train.
Added
Feature
bharyn
Muffelt
In
"BANJO"
Though
the
calendar
says
a:
r-y
f'i3
lit
g
:
i
Question
il
Ownership
TERRACE
The
first,
unnuiil
meeting
of
tin'
Terrace
anil
District
Civic
Centre
Association
was
a
well
attended,
congenial
gathering
of
representatives
ol
cross-sections
of
the
whole
community
in
the
bowling
alleys
at
the
centre.
The
full
executive
was
present
with
President
Dud
spring
is
here,
this
past
week
in
Terrace
has
been
one
of
cold
WItTTtiiih
Jack
Fisher
left
on
Friday's
train
for
his
home
In
Wawan-esa
after
spending
the
past
week
with
hut
parents
here,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Fisher,
and
attending
the
wedding
of
his
brother
Howard
to
Miss
Edna
Robson
on
Good
Friday
evening.
winds,
sleet
and
snow.
1
fill
munlxts
sworii
ali
FORMER
RED
WILL
SPEAK
Continued
from
Puf;c
One)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jefl
Lambly
re-
;
!
,
declar
rl
Mr.
II!.,h
celved
word
Thursday
of
tnc
ley
Little
in
the
chair.
'"t(lv"'-
pices
of
the
Prince
George
Boa'd
marriage
of
their
daughter.
The
chairman
spoke
of
the
i
Freda,
to
Mr.
Robert
Reynor
of
of
Trade
and
Junior
Chamber
of
"anu"a
events
leading
up
to
the
Civic
Victoria.
'
Telephoning
Terrace
Commerce.
.
that
of
a
''I1
H'VllIm,
Mr.
and
Mrsc
E.
T.
Apple-whaitc
of
Prince
Rupert
have
been
in
town
and
will
return
to
the
coast
on
tonight's
train.
immcdiatc.y
following
a
very
Cottage
Set
and
Curtains
in
Mnnl.
C
o
m
111
U
11
i.s
in
A
Mr.
Hladun,
born
quiet
ceremony,
the
happy
couple
toba
ln
1904i
bccamc
identified
parts
of
ti.
-
'
With
.I.V.
.1--
thp
.,
-
.
.
P'""C
C
!
stated
their
intention
of
spend-
VmmiF
communist
wullllllUltinu
I.M!1I
Unit.
I
o
......
.i,i.
......
'.
.
.
Nigel
Sherwood
Is
expected
Wilt
1
ng
a
few
weeks
in
Victoria
and
League
as
a
youth
and
was
so
,.',,
the
United.
I
LAli
to
proceeding
dlligent
as
a
party
organlzi.r
thnv
uill
make
I.,...
,
.,
.
VWl'l
home
this
evening
from
Smi-
fl)1'
eonsUmt
ar:
then
,hen
Replacements
for
that
Spring
House
Cleaning
job.
Fresh
Curtains
give
that
New
Look
to
your
home.
en
man
anil
nun
m
tlters
hospital
where
he
has
been
States
Sfolnd
nihnro
where
'
wiai
nc
won
selection
as
one
or
a
patient
for
some
time.
their
home
C.
J.
Norrington
explained
his
financial
statement.
The
various
committee
chairmen
gave
their
reports.
A.
Yoxall,
director
of
the
ccn-'
tre,
stated
that
activities
had
started
with
the
bowling
alleys
and
these
have
been
the
main
source
of
revenue
and
have
quite
definitely
kept
things
going.
All
activities
were
successful
throughout
the
year.
A
badminton
club
was
formed
and.
an
annual
auota
of
twpntv
fa,i.
"
l"al
w.
.7
sianaing
be.,
,n.,.
.
....
t
"Hi
emu!,,
Miss
Florence
Watts
arrived
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Campbell
left
"Now
lift
up
those
letters
from
Aunt
Hattie
to
the
left
of
my
compact,
feel
under
that
orchid
hankie
but
watch
out
for
some
pins,
and
you'll
find
a
red
purse.
Open
it
and
take
out
that
wad
of
postage
stamps,
three
sticks
of
gum
and
a
nail
file
and
you'll
see,
two
tens
and
a
five.
Take
one
of
the
tens
...
the
torn
one,
please,
and
..."
CURTAIN
RODS
on
Thursday
for
a
short
stay
In
uumua
LVJ
bu
1,111111
uinvt'isr.y
for
advanced
training,
his
companion
being
Harvey
Murphy
of
Vancouver
with
whom
he
distinguished
himself
agitating
employees
can
m-ver'br
pli.shed
under
Cunmiui.
turn
of
floutiiij!
author:
creating
overall
roiUuii,.
Mf
ill-,,
Inn
...I
EXTENSIONS
the
executive
being
returned
un-
princc
Rupert.
CRANES
animously
to
office
Gunnar
Paulson
left
on
Friday
competent
assistant
in
sports.
among
mine
workers
in
Leth-
,.,
.
;
wl(k
"
Tlu-y
Ta
iTrca.sim"
have
-..iir,,,..
to
spend
the
Easter
holidays
with
his
brother
Hans
ln
Prince
George.
,
though
very
active
at
first,
it
had
gradually
dropped
off
due
to
President,
Dudley
Little.
Vice-President,
Lloyd
Johnstone.
Secretary,
Mrs.
C.
R.
dc
l"Jal
lace's!
2.
The
complete
finishing
off
of
the
hall
according
to
the
ISoiv
Available!
Not
only
have
Canadian
Com-
spread
alie
r'
uble
p-ii,!,,.-
-gt-hert
he
of
Course!
Mrs.
Norman
Arseneau
on
last
Wednesday's
train
Sleveslon
!
j
make
their
home
in
n
audience
of
sturipiii.
Treasurer,
C.
J.
Norrington
Terrace.
A
carpenter
by
trade,
university
of
UritUi
c
The
present
committee
chair-'from
Winnipeg
where
she
ha.-i
floor
plan.
3.
The
finishing
off
and
shellacking
of
the
bowling
alleys
in
the
immediate
future.
4.
That
each
annual
meeting
after
this
be
in
the
form
of
a
dinner
meeting.
men
were
asked
to
carry
on
this
spent
several
weeks
at
the
home
.
'
i
m
Mr.
Haugland
is
endeavouring
eainr-us
lm
h.irt
mini
to
go
into
the
business
of
build-
to
Tim
Buck,
leader
ul
Ing
moderately
priced
homes
to
bur
-Progressive
puily.
b
year.
A
new
appointment
was
0
uer
motner
made,
that
of
Parker
Mills
to
fill
the
needs
of
the
people
of
It
almost
inim,s-,ir-l-.
tw
the
publicity
committee.
Volun-
Terrace.
speak,
'
conditions
in
the
hall.
Basket-bail
was
started
and,
though
1
there
were
two
good
teams,
there
were
very
few
spectators
at
the
games
which
showed
it
lack
of
adult
interest
in
the
sport
which
iwas
discouraging
to
the
boys.
I
The
boyn
hud
shown
up
well
in
boxing
and,
as
a
result,
two
boys
were
to
go
to
Prjnce
Rupert
to
I
take
part
ln
a
boxing
tourney
'with
boys
from
that
city
and
!
Ketchikan.
The
dramatics
club
was
going
well
but
stage
defects
had
to
be
remedied
before
any
play
could
be
staged
In
the
ccn-
ilre.
He
thanked
all
those
who
,....1
t,1m
l,i
nriV
n-OV
Speaking
for
the
Kinsmen,
P.
teprs
wers
caii0li
to
serve
on
the
Harold
McGowan
or
Vancouver
has
been
spending
the
Eastei
holidays
in
Terrace.
vanStolk
assured
the
association
various
committees
which
now
first-
RADIO
SERVICE-
Josephine
Jordan,
Tlieies;
stand
as
follows,
the
named
being
chairmen:
Finance
Duncan
Kerr,
lion
of
the
continued
co-operation
and
support
of
the
Kin
Club.
President
Little,
in
his
report,
Johnson.
Joanne
Kofoed,
Ueili
Steve
Christy
and
Jucj
Curtis,
stud
Howlett.
thanked
the
executive
and
all
o.-iifiintr
Maintenance
W.
cuts
at
the
concent
in
Prince
who
have
helped
him,
also
the
cnesher,
J.
McKay.
Rupert,
arrived
home
last
Wed
LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
Kinsmen
wno
nave
coninuuu
,,,,,,
,
,...
.,!
ncsday
to
spend
Hie
taster
non
4
11.
Ill
lV
lOllip
UIIU
VI
(jl"U"V4
,
to
such
a
days
with
their
parents
here.
m"
M
re
nUons'to
the
centre
funds
MAXIMUM
PERFORMANCE
Is
rnsureil
wlien
yiiu
lake
a.
I
v.mt.
me
of
our
fa
Aulli.iri7.eil
llrpair
leiartnienl.
SKK
HIONK
WKITK
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
S.
Kirkaldy,
Mrs.
O.
Baxter
Mills.
Athletics
-
Included:
Mrs.
lluinilton
of
the(
local
Election
of
officers
resulted
in
M.
PeekeVout.
W.
I
l.
The
hiring
on
a
salary
of
a
Toop.
Oliver
Baxter,
Irene
Pratt.
twi'8
'ii
0.1
.
.....
t'r
u
lew
vi.su
in
iii.vv
Choral
and
Dramatics
Mr.
;tn
i
mini
ah
n
IVOX
I
I'M
Chesher.
Kupert.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Allx-rt
llauglaml
and
two
children
arrived
last
Publicity-Parker
Mills.
George
Little,
donor
of
the
land
on
which
stands
the
build-
adc
an
honorary
j
week
from
their
former
home
ln
ing,
was
in
member.
Four
members
at
large
were
!
elected
to
the
directorate,
these
fbeing
S.
Kirkaldy,
Oliver
Bax-:
ter,
G.
McAdams,
Miss
Elliott
SEK
US
l'Oll
ALL
KIKM'IUKMKMS
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
Consult
us
for
your
needs
In
all
tyiies
ol
jni
u-
Everything
In
high-class
stalmiiery
Cards
fore
every
occasion.
KuiimUiu
1"'
'
'
mm
Head.
Au.Btor
Is
J.
Stevenson.
Mrs.
I).
Little
offered
her
services
to
"leach
badminton
to
the
school
children.
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPAN
The
matter
of
improvements
to
the
building
was
again
brought
1
i
.
r
'l
THIHII
AVf'l
FESNER
BLOCK
l
SUDDEME
ft
For
Prompt
Service
Call
BERT'S
TRANSFER
&
MESSENGER
SERVICE
up
with
Mr.
Yoxall's
recommendations
to
the
fore.
It
was
gen-
I
erally
felt
that
ownership
of
the
building
should
be
.
transferred
i
'
from
the
village
to
the
Associa-
ti.m.
It
was
urged
that
a
meeting
should
take
place
between
the
directorate
and
the
village
commissioners
In
an
endeavour
to
have
this
vexing
problem
iron-
1
ed
out.
In
the
meantime,
estimates
for
the
completion
of
-the
building
would
be
asked
for.
J.
Lambly
offeird
to
start
off
any
drive
for
funds
towards
further
work
on
the
building
with
a
$50
donation.
The
meeting
adjourned
at
a
late
hour.
Combined
With
Prince
Rupert
IJnUlc
Colin
lor
303
3rd
Ave.
West
Office
riione:
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810
fix
womb
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WITH
THE
KXCLUWIVL
DIAGONAL
SLASH
FITS
IN-BETWLKN
SIZE3
CHOOSE
WONDER-BRA
Tliere
Is
One
for
Every
Figure
VAMOlVj,"
As
British
Columbian,
our
ability
to
produce
fishery
products
far
escecds
Canada's
volume
of
consumption.
Our
dependence
on
export
markets
is,
therefore,
very
real.
Under
our
system
of
free
enterprise
on
this
North
American
continent,
a
higher
standard
of
living
is
enjoyed
by
more
people
than
anywhere
else
in
the
world,
whether
under
the
same
or
any
other
economic
system.
4
The
maintenance
of
this
living
standard
is
aided
by
out
continual
efforts
to
produce
quality
products
at
costs
which
vill
admit
them
to
all
competitive
markets.
f
"
..
..
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BEST
EATING
PLACE
FULL-COURSE
MEALS
It
a.m.
to
8
p.m.
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HALL
FOR
LUNCHEONS,
DINNERS
AND
PARTIES
CHINESE
DISHES
BROADWAY
CAFE
Anil
i
Mil
l"
H
ltv
Ls
every
woman's
desire
to
look
her
best
at
Easter
Beason.
Come
ln
and
see
our
new
shipment;
arrived
today.
Smartly
styled
Gabardine
Suits,
Coata
and
Three-piece
Outfits.
Ballerina
crepe
skirts
with
widejjelts.
Blouses
in
black
crepe,
trimmed
with
plaid
taffeta
a
perfect
match
for
the
Ballerina
Skirt.'
'
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