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Wvdnenlsy.
December
29.
1948
FRANCOIS
LAKEL-
DANGEROUS
TRIP
ON
ICE
FAILS
TO
SAVE
SAWMILL
FROM
FIRE
Hans
and
Peter
Hamre
and
Nils
Waale
nmnaped
to
pusii
a
log
towards
him
but
it
sank.
Then
they
tied
a
rape
to
a
slab
of
wood
and
pushed
this
out.
Young
Cowan
?ot
hold
of
I
and
was
pulled
out
still
wearing
his
.classes
and
cap
when
rescued.
The
bicycle
was
lost.
The
mill
caught
fire
and
burned
down
on
Sunday
afternoon.
Commences
Thursday
Dec.
30
Thcc
Values
Available
for
Limited
Time
Only
"
FRANCOIS
LAKE
On
Sat-tirc'ay
morning
Everend
Hkkcy
"brcucht
word
to
tl.e
Landing
fht
the
sawdust
pile
near
"
Hamre
and
Waale's
mill
w.s
burning
fierely
and
threatening
Ihi-
mill
Itself.
Mis.
Cowan,
of
Ckmretta
was
informed
by
telephone
and
asked
to
set
word
to
the
brothers
,-Hamte
who
have
moved
acro?i
the
lake
for
winter
logging.
Tom
Cowan
borrowed
a
bi-rycle
and
!n
spite
of
his
mother's
'
advice-
cycled
over
the
hettly-formed
ice
to
carry
the
.
rtv.9s.ige.
Wtien
a-
hundred
yads
from
the
other
shore
the
itx
gave
way
and
he
went
tfc-oush.
As
he
tried
to
climb
up
on
the
ice
U
kept
brenkinc
av
ay
under
his
weight.
m
Francis
Kennedy
who
taught
school
here
last
year
is
spending
the
holidays
at
the
Keeie
tanch.
wenm
haboa
"Sandy"
Junkons
has
moved
back
to
Colleymount
from
the
Landing
where
he
has
been
working
on
the
Perlite
Claim.
A
U
TV"
V
ebghahij
a
m
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
Mrs.
C.
R.
De
Kersommeaux,
Terrace
Reporter
DRESSES
.
.
.
fa
H
was
a
very
quiet
Christmas
hi
Terrace
this
year.
The
weather
was
seasonal
and
ideal
for
gc:tlhg
out
on
foot
to
"make
Mrs.
Sherwood
returned
to
J
Smithers
on
Tuesday
morning's
!
train
after
spending
Christmas
j
with
her
son-in-law
and
daugh-
ter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
Giraud.
;
AW
I
"fir
the
rounds."
There
were
no
disturbances
on
Christmas
Eve'
I8.
Mrs.
D.
BrenUen
and
daugh-
j
ters
left
on
Tuesday's
train
for
their
homes
in
Prince
George,!
after
a
Yuletide
spent
in
Ter-
j
'
race
IN
OUR
LARGE
ASSORTMENT
YOU
ARE
SURE
TO
EIND
JUST
WHAT
the
new
YEAR
ORDERED
WOOLS
-
CREPES
-BENGALINES
-
TAFFETAS
-
GABARDINES
7
Jimmy
Arseneau
is
spending
a
few
days
in
Terrace.
lit
ai
d
tlie
local
policemen
wer?
atle
to
enjoy
the
festive
seasan
'
with
their
families.
Over
30
guests
attended
a
banquet
given
.
b
the
SilverUp
a.afi.
There
were
five
adult
patients
and
one
baby
to
spend
X:nas
in
the
hospital
(
jThe
wards
were
d.eorated
by
the
nurses
and
a
large
:
XmTSs
t
res
held
gifts
for
all.
A
turkey
dinner
wjs
served
'
and
the
whole
staff
joined
in
making
the
occasion
as
happy
'
as
possible
for
the
"shut-ins."
1
Bf:isa
Absent
members
of
the
trv-,
ing
family
"local
station
agent)
have
returned
home
to
spend
:
the
Christmas
holidays.
Dor
-othy
Irving
R.N.
will
be
leaving
at
the
end
of
the
week
for
,
the
Royal
Inland
Hospital,
Kam-loops.
where
she
is
supervisor
of
the
operating
room.
Gerry
living,
operator
of
the
B.
C.
Power
Commission
at
Vander-hoof
and
Victor
Irving
of
Bt.
Anthony's
College,
Edmonton
savoy
I
ff.
I
Mhk
HOTEL
Will
be
leaving
early
in
the
New
Year.
-
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
FBB
mi$
Here
is
the
sale
you
have
In'en
waiting
for
CONEYS,
FRENCH
SEAL,
SPOTTED
LAPINS,
CANADIAN
SQUIRREL,
MUSKRAT
HACKS
and
MOUTONS,
now
reclined
for
your
savings.
PHONE
37
P.O.
Bos
541
FRASER
STREET
PRINCE
RUPERT
mm
Alfred
TImm.
who
has
been
visiting
his
parents
at
Kitselas!
leavrs
on
Tuesday
for
the
south
1
where
he
will
rejoin
his
ship.)
the
oil
freighter.
"Imperial
Ed-1
monton."
I
Mm
The
L.O.L.
held
their
annual
!
Christmas
party
in
the
Orange
hall
last
Thursday
evening.
The!
hall
had
been
seasonably
decor-
ated
by
the
lodge
members
and
;
under
a
larg
Xmas
tree,
gifts
for
25
children
were
placed
ready
Moving,
Packing,
Crating
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
For
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
call
Lindsay'
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Established
1910
Phones
6
and
68
t
t?
w
n
mined
COATS
-
I
iof
Santa
Claims
to
distribute.
A
!
ilerig
table
was
set
up
and
re-f:thments
were
served
to
the.
.children
after
which
games
were
played.
In
charge
of
the!
I
refreshments
and
children's
j
frames
were
Mrs.
R
Jakson.
Mrs.
If.
Fisher
and
Mrs.
Gordon
Haug-;
land,
while,
the
men
served
the
n
If.
"A
I
:
And
Plain
Prince
Rupert
Florists
3fX)3rdAve.
Box
518
Tel.
777
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
Vou'll
find
the
II
AN
DRAG
or
PURSE
to
match
your
New
Year
ensemble
here
among
our
fine
collection.
All
handbags
and
purses
-educed
to
clear.
'
.
refreshments.
A
social
evening
followed
for
the
adults.
Mr.
O.
Haugland
was
Santa
Claus.
I
'
vTi
".IT
-
Opposite
ANNE'S
A
value-wise
assortment
of
COATS
you
can't
afford
to
overlook.
A
wonderful
opportunity
lo
select
your
next
year's
'best'
at
a
greatlv
reduced,
price.
.
Health
Unit
n
a
K
ft
4
Miss
Patricia
Moore
left
on
,
yesterdays
plane
for
Vancou-i
ver
after
spending
the
Christ-i
mas
holidays
with
her
aunt
and
uncle,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
H.
Priest,
Graham
Avenue.
i
HOME-MADE
CANDY
Phone
BLUE
389
210
FOURTH
STREET
A
New
Leaf
For
u
NEW
YEAR
Sweet
Sixteen's
Personalized
BUDGET
PLAN
will
assist
you
to
take
advantage
of
the
reduced
prices
being
Offered
In
this
semiannual
sale.
No
Interest
No
Carr'ing
Charges.
Be
ready
fro
the
New
Year
at
home
and
in
the
office
with
CALANDER
PADS
that
will
help
yu
keep
your
appointments.
We
also
have
assistant
Daily
Journals
and
Pocket
Diaries.
t
'tmwii
in.
ft-
xv.:
-
ft'
Perfect
for
about
town,
the
office,
high
school
Wear
our
blouses
are
tailored
to
perfection,
styled
to
the
minute
and
are
now
reduced,
to
prices
that
are
amazingly
low.
'ft
mm
0
C
SEASON'S
GREETINGS
and
Every
Good
Wish
.
for
the
New
Year
FLASH!!
Have
the
Children's
Photos
taken
at
home
around
the
Christinas
Tree.
For
Appointment
PHONE
GREEN
389
Chandler
&
CowgilI
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
216
4th
St.
'
Evenings
Phone
Black
615
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