8
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
December
15,
1950
lag
commissioner
set-up,
instead
of
5-man,
feeling
that
the
$200
remuneration
for
the
two
commissioners
could
be
put
to
better
use
In
the
town.
At
all
"Union
Station"
Full
of
Action
Gyro
Activities
During
Yuletide
Terrace
Commission-
Fire
Dep't.
Is
Lauded
.
as
r
lino
V
1
fi
1
events,
the
matter
should
be
ief
i
Enacted
by
a
top
flight
cast
Children's
party
next
Wedn.es-whlch
Includes
William
Holden,
'day,
members
Christmas
lunch-Nancy
Olsen
and
Barry
Fitzgcr-
j
eon
a
week
later
and
the
annual
aid,
"Union
Station,"
coming
New
Year's
Eve
dance
will
be
this
week-end
to
the
Capitol
holiday
events
of
the
Prince
Ru-Theatre,
is
an
actionf
ul
story
pert
Oyro
Club,
arrangements
for
which
opens
with
the
kidnap-
which
were
made
at
the
club'a
ping
of
the
blind,
teen-age
monthly
business
luncheon
Wed-riaughter
of
a
wealthy
Indus-
nesday
night,
trialist
from
whom
$100,000
ran-
Joe
Scott
atid
Jamts
Fiel1
Commissioner
Favor
3-Man
Board
Take
I'P
Cudgels
For
Aged
TERRACE
Concluding
a
successful
year,
the
village
commls-
Man
Oh
Man
!
FOR
THAT
CERTAIN
SOMEBODY
YOU
LOVE
Rupert
Peoples
Store
'...WHERE
YOU
GET
GIFT
PAJAMAS
-
GOWNS
-
SLIPS
1
some
is
demanded.
A
rendezvous
comprise
the
committee
-which
!
is
arranged
In
the
busy
con-
will
be
In
charge
of
the
party
for
,
course
of
Union
St-ation
and
Oyro
children.
William
Crulck-j
to
the
ratepayers
and
a
plebiscite
taken.
The
new
water
works
pipe
fitters
are
In
town,
but
the
work
will
not
go
ahead
until
the
weather
is
more
favorable.
Expert
advice
Is
being
given
on
the
Installation
of
these
pipes
.so
that
nothing
goes
wrong
this
time
Considerable
discussion
took
place
on
the
care
of
old
timers
oi
the
district
who
are
111
and
cannot
care
for
themselves.
If
their
case
Is
chronic,
they
can
not
be
hospitalized
here,
as
the
local'
hospital
Is
for
emergencies
only.
The
commissioners
can
not
el-ways
get
satisfaction
in
handling
them.
A
recent
case
whero
a
very
old
timer
here
was
sent
home
from
-hospital
to
be
returned
to
die
a
day
or
two
later,
has
brought
the
matier
to
a
head,
It
was
decided
to
write
to
ll.in,
E.
T.
Kenney
to
ask
him
to
n-
n
FINE
PRINTING
AT...
K
egafl
Printers
21
M
PHONE
21
W
SECOND
in
lanroaa
ana
ponce
neiecuves
shanK
Is
convening
the
members
quietly
descend
on
the
scene,
Christmas
luncheon
at
which
Two
members
of
the
kidnap
gifts
will
be
exchanged,
gang
are
caught,
but
the
third'
Joe
McKay,
Grant
Stewart
and
escapes
with
the
girl.
The
en-'Jo,
gcott
are
the
committee
for
suing
manhunt
and
final
cap-
the
New
Year's
Eve
dance.
sloners
had
their
final
meeting
J
I
on
Wednesday
afternoon
in
the
m
I
municipal
office
when
all
busi-
ness
was
cleared
uu
for
the
New
I
Year.
J;
Village
Chairman
Emil
Hau?-J
land
stated
that
It
had
been
a
H!Rood
year
and
the
three
com-
!
missioners
had
worked
together
very
harmoniously.
He
earnest-
'
ly
hoped
that
the
five
commls-J
sloners
next
year
would
work
to-
gether
as
agreeably.
I
There
was
a
balance
left
In
the
!
bank
from
which
$500
plus
interest
would
be
paid
on
the
:
town's
fire
engine.
The
remain-
uire
oi
the
nan-crazed
abductor
j
-
"
ADVEHTIS1NO
IH
THE
DAILY
NiAVS
BRlWr
provide
exciting
scenes.
Particu
if
you
want
to
sell
It,
advertise
it.
News
classifieds.
larly
effective
is
a
chase
through
the
underground
tunnels
of
the
railroad
station.
As
the
detective
lieutenant
OUR
CLOSnJ
"...
OFFICE
will
be
friend
of
the
kidnapped
girl
and
Terrace
Civic
Centre
Plans.
Adjudicators
For
Festival
vesti?ate
and
advise
the
com-
mg
lunas
wuuiu
uae
l
ie
v
nay:
missioners
what
to
do
With
over
the
dull
months
when
there
who's
in
charge
of
Union
Station
is
William
Holden.
Barry
Fitzgerald
is
a
grizzled
police
Inspector,
while
Nancy
Olson
is
a
a
witness
to
the
abduction.
Lyle
Bettger
Is
the
heartless
kidnapper
and
Jan
Sterling
Is
his
girlfriend.
chronic
incapable
and
senila
-
m
the
Christmos
Holiday
from
Dec.
23rd
fo
D
26th
inclusive.
All-
J
l
I
U
verv
little
coming
in.
The
commissioners
had
hoped
to
have
comolctelv
pa'd
the
engine
by
the
end
of
this
year
but
were
sure
of
doing
It
next
year.
The
Music
and
Drama
Festl-
TERRACE
An
interesting
val
Association
has
secured
the
meeting
oi
the
directors
of
t
he
services
of
Burton
Kurth
as
ad-
Terrace
and
District
Civic
Cen-judicator
of
music
for
the
1951
tre
Association
was
held
on
Mou-fcstival.
day
evening
when
plans
were
mi
oraers
piacea
up
to
and
including
Dec.
l
?t'kst'fX'MCX?SM,ifX''Cif
l
FIIPMITIIDF
MAKES
A
LASTING
B
1
immiUKC
GIFT
FOR
THE
HOME
In
repard
to
the
Fire
Brigade,
will
be
delivered
before
Christmas.
I
a.L
I.
......
.
I
L
k
lM.f
i
kwu
ui
ywur
vuui
oin
nvvY
and
order
eorU
to
ovoid
the
rush
W.U.N
IT
RADIO
T.MU.F.S.
curved
ends.
with
drawers
magazine
holders
$19.50
!
Mr
Kurth
has
been
chief
su-
completed
for
the
New
Year's
Mr.
Hausland
voiced
the
opin-pervisor
ot
music
in
the
Van-
Eve
Cabaret.
Catering
will
be
ion
of
the
commissioners
and
couver
schools
for
the
last
13
carried
out
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dav-j
the
townspeople
in
saying
that
years
At
present
he
is
also
or-
idson
of
the
"Motel."
,he
beloved
that
there
was
ce--
canist
and
choir
master
of
i
Work
Is
going
ahead
with
in-
;
tainly
none
better
In
any
small'
Chown
United
Memorial
Church
sulating
the
auditorium
to
ensure
town
in
the
country.
He
also
ex-i'i
Vancouver
For
six
years
he
a
warm
hall
for
the
New
Year's
pressed
the
hope
that
the
town
lias
been
conductor
of
the
CBR
Eye
Cabaret.
Walls
and
ceiling
r0uld
pay
the
expenses
of
one
fiiver-!
on
the
CBC
broadcasts.
be
Insulated
with
aluminum
firman
tvizo
south
In
the
sum-
WAI.M'T
COFFEE
TABLE
with
glass
top
$24.5
WALM'T
COFFEE
TABLE,
oval,
removable
tray
$24.50
CRIB
FOB
BAH
Y
Natural
finish.
Spring
can
be
raised
to
cases.
The
commissioners
are
constantly
being
approached
it
w;.s
stated,
with
pitiful
cases
of
old
timers
who
need
care
but
their
hands
are
tied
In
dealing
wit
them
because
neither
hospital
is
willing
to
admit
them.
T'i
commissioners
exp-e?sed
Interest
in
welfare
of
the
old
people
at
large,
who
need
care,
and
their
desire
to
help
then,
in
every
way
possible
and
to
assW
the'
Public
Health
Nurse
In
placing
these
patients
without
tic
much
delay.
It
was
pointed
out
that
there
are
facilities
here
In
the
Home
for
the
Aged
for
looking
after
old
people.
The
water
situation
has
be
n
alleviated
at
the
hopital
with
the
repair
of
ths
pressure
tank
which
had
not
been
in
use.
A
storage
tank
will
be
made
ant,
installed
In
the
attic.
Trades
licenses
were
g"antnc
to
Joe
Schultzic
to
operate
3
store
in
the
former
liquor
stori
for
general
building
supplies
hardware
petroleum
and
furniture,
and
to
J.
N.
Tomfin
jn
for
iuii,
int
lu.
i'uie
ieuani'u
uin-
a
mer,
lor
a
monin
s
course,
oenev-coal
stoker
installed.
ins
that
there
was
always
?ome-
The
old
loan
having
been
paid
thing
more
to
learn,
off.
it
as
decided
to
float
an,
Kiman
"Curley"
Casey
another
ban
in
order
that
the
,nr.H
ttl
,,,
i
no-
t
rennet
He
has
Deen
connected
with
the
s
festival
movement
as
com-j
pctitor.
syllabus
compiler
and
adjudicator
lor
over
30
years,
having
adjudicated
65
festivals
three
positions,
with
mattress
PHILPOTT
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
Phone
651
$45.00
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Ppnlrp
chnuM
hp
nmnprlv
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the
ia
it
25
years.
'hpated
Automatic
door
stODners
tlvee
mere
plecas
of
eluirnienr
two
all-purpose
re-pirn
tors
and
two
fiftv-fcot
rials'
cable
life
lirrs
to
fasten
onto
msm
who
COAL
Ll'MBER
Bl
II.DISG
StmiB
HEUUOOM
SI
ITES,
4-plecv,
from
$129.50
CIlESTLKIItl-IJ
SCITLS.
2
pieces,
from
$169.50
Mrs.
St.
Denys
Johnson
will
are
ais0
to
be
placed
on
the
outer
adjudicate
the
drama
section
of
an(j
jnntv
entrance
doors
of
lYn
the
19ol
festival
if
she
is
free
building.
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
v
"irst
f.nte.
a
H'm'ng
building
'
io
make
the
trip
here
at
that
Matters
pertaining
ti
the
res-
',
,,,
Cl
0
VWAfAWAVA'.W.VASVAV.1.V,V,V.VW
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
o
toe.
ngnation
of
Nick
Schme
mqap
20
fppf
fi!0W
t
roof
of
;
If
she
comes,
it
will
be
her
were
ironed
out
to
his
satisfac-
tnp
f-rrh'l
whe-
the
hoars
can
tion
and
he
withdrew
his
resi-
HC;oiHi
adjudication
at
Prince
v,P
hoisterl
to
dry
The
sum
of
H-aperi,
festivals.
Local
drama
nat'on.
The
"Y"
.oom
will
b
rar.ted
s200
was
to
pay
for
what
LIMITED
iiioups
were
pleased
wan
ner
mtuc
"
hp
he
npprfpd
needed
-
'
Now
Open-'
metal
and
heating
works
in
the
A
GiKid
riaco
to
Buy
Over
Quarter
Century
'
sKiil
and
assurance
on
the
for-
the
room
behind
tne
bowling:
ilier
occasion.
Her
criticisms
alleys
will
be
used
by
the
boys
wi
re
both
t.'jUul
and
helpful.
for
their
training
and
sottintj-up
Ihc
I'ri.'irc
Rupert
Little
exercises
basement
of
the
former
lion"
store..
j
A"
a
p-est"i-
of
rtitude
Rewards
Mr.
pnrt
Mrs.
Cpv
who
,h"ve
char"
if
the
V'rp.
Hall,
and
.who
do
a
let
of
wck
voluntarily,
the
eommbsloHTS
He;(dfi
ti
!
tve
them
a
turkey
for
Christ-
lita
re
thus
far
have
been
the
Commissioners
For
Terrace
o(ily
adult
siojp
participating
in
that
drama
class.
They
are
anxious
for
competition
from
o.ner
loual
groups
or
better
still
l'tom
outside
communities.
mm
inns-
j
U
Three
bv-laws
had
been
passed
the
I
ublic
Works
bylaw
cor.-
i
ceming
the
parkland
youth
of
the
tracks,
donated
to
the
tow
:
by
George
Little,
one
for
the
i
straightening
of
Park
Avenue
I
near
the
Celanese
quarters
and!
the
plumbing
and
sewerage
by-)
law.
The
plumbing
and
sewer-
Tose
went
with
Mandy
for
TERRACE
Sam
Kirkaldy
was
r-elected
to
the
board
of
village
4
1
at
iut
10
years
but
never
propos
td
because
he
first
wanted
to
commissioners
at
the
municipal
OA
n
some
poperty
and
an
auto-
election
here
yesterday,
head-mobile.
At
last
he
could
affo-d
ing
the
poll.
William
Osborne
loi
i
and
he
called
her
on
the
and
Jeffrey
Lambly
won
the
5$
m
AND
UP
STORE
Do
Your
Christmas
Shopping
ai
This
Bright
New
Store
ace
bylaw
goes
into
effect
on
f'-one.
other
two
seats.
Kirkaldy
and
-
V
,
r
mmm
mil
lit1
forme
terms
ana
Qnl
J
'
(
"Honey,','
he
said,
"I've
got
an
Osborne
get
two-year
automobile,
I've
got
a
house
in
Lambly
ore
year.
obtained
to
hook
on
to
the
two
existing
sewerage
llnes
former
army
lines
which
drain
into!
t
i
counuy
ana
l
ve
got.
$i,uuo
.
in
the
bank.
Will
you
marry
me?"
1
"I
sho
will!"
said
Mandy.
"By!
The
vote
was
as
follows:
Sam
Kirkaldy,
138
William
Osborne,
112
Jeffrey
Lambly,
91
C'.ark
Alger
57
septic
tanks
east
of
the
Civic
Centre
and
in
the
old
artill?--'
camp
south
of
the
ra'lroad.
To
U-.c
way,
who's
this
speaking?"
.
LSLiLJL
j
j
kuM
n'm
mi
ririi
n
nrrin
iVni'i
-
it
ifcvrm
those
on
the
sewerage
line
th"
I
.
uwmmmmnigjfi'
j
Ki
kaldy
and
Oiborne
elected
will
be
a
charge
of
$5
per
year
for
two
year
term.
se-vice
8nd,
in
th1
case
wher
one
year
...and
it
takes
time
to
train
a
tank
crew:
each
man
I.pmbly
elected
for
term.
users
have
more
than
average
three-piece
nlumbln?,
there
will
ii
i
mi
i
be
an
extra
50c
per
year
for
eaci.
additional
piece
of
plumbing.
3-MAN
COUNCIL
.
Thp
rfimmlKslnriPK
wpnt.
nn
must
know
his
job
thoroughly;
he
must
bt
an
alert,
skilled
member
of
a
fighting
team.
The
Armoured
Corps
of
the
Canadiafl
RTCH
MINERALS
Silver,
lead
and
zinc
are
found
in
rich
quantities
in
various
parts
of
Australia.
GIFTS
ITEMS
recc'd
as
favoring
a
3-man
vil-
EVERYTHING
IN
AND
VARIETY
Army
needs
keen
young
men
today
.
.
.
men
Oppmilr
"Id
V"M
"03
West
Third
Avrrnif
ready
to
train
for
a
man-sized
place
in
one
of
its
tank
crews
s
tank
drivers,
gunner
,v.v.-.'.v.v.-.v.v."w
operators,
vehicle
mechanics.
Now
is
the
time
to
report
for
training
.
.
.
make
Canada
strong
by
"
'
-
A.rn
j-.
'k4
o
4"
654-
j
-
'
v
acting
now
i
5
rt
doicn
piid
lot
niptiai.
Pl,
7
i
'
'"Jlf
when
ikt
J,l,
U.
'
,oL',,-:
by
Ik.
C.,.n.
B.Buli
Columbi..
If
ml!
Conodion
Legion
Prc-Christmas
BALL
in
aid
of
CHILDREN'S
'XMAS
TREE
FUND
Friday,
Dec.
IS
S2.50
per
couple
REFRESHMENTS
1
'
;1
SHOP
EARLY
FOR
YOUR
Hove
.Ur"
I
just
the
type
(J)
ID
snlitlvnn
mud
U-jwaj.
GIFTS
!
I
"Dewar's
Spbcuu,"
John
Dewar
6-Soni
L"
r'd
Lamp
that
woul
Stnnda
i
m
'
292
for
Christmas
this
ye"
II
PtHTM.
B
it
M
v
-
When
entertaining
visitors
from
the
United
States,
Great
Britain,
Brazil,
India
...
or
from
any
part
of
the
world
.
.
.
you
may
serve
Dewar's
with
confidence.
For
Dewar't,
winner
of
over
50
gold
medals,
has
an
international
reputation
for
unrivalled
quality.
1.
Be
a
Canadian
citizen
or
British
subject.
2.
Be
between
17
and
29
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