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May
30,
1949
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Terrace
Has
Proxy
Queen
Pearl
Hauglaad
Stands
Vtur
Injured
Marjori
Thomas
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BIRDIE!
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3
TERRACE-
Pearl
Haugland
was
crowned
proxy
May
Queen
by
the
retiring
queen,
Joyce
Cote,
at
a
ceremony
Tuesday
afternoon
ia
the
Civic
Centre
et
winter
weather
.,
,,n
vou
unawares.
lip
OJtWT
your
cuw
ujj(Jiy
uow
ana
oe
sure
or
a
I
Sat'
iuditormm.
The
winning
ean-j
snugly
comfortable
winter
ahead.
TALL
611
to
place
your
order.
ornate
oi
the
three,
who
were
sponsored
by
local
organizations
for
May
Queen,
was
Marjorie
Thumas
who
was
seriously
hurt
ml
Pi:
;
recently
in
a
traffic
accident
and
who
asked
that,
should
she''
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LIMITED
Sons
get
good
smoking
advic
win,
peart
should
stand
in
lor
her.
With
'two
tiny
flower
girls
in
...i
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i
ru
-u..
Lumber
Building
Supplies
i
wnen
miners
uy
jniuKe
viu
v.nuui
"
Enjoy
the
fresh,
rich
flavour
that
makes
Old
Chum
just
right
for
day-in,
day-out
smoking.
Stort
today
,
.
.
with
a
package
or
half-pound
tin.
pink
and
blue,
Jean
Smith
and1
Marilyn
Johnstone
scattering
petals
along
the
way,
the
"royal'
party,
consisting
of
Queen
i
-
Canadian
Legion.
June
13
Heavy
General
Motors.
Battery
vs
Joye,
Queen
eleet,
Pearl
and
her
.two
attendants,
Marjorie
Nelson
and
Dorothy
McCabe,
ter
Schedule
Mtt
wht
lilt
a
tofcacco
tWl
of
ways
good
.
.
passed
between
a
guard
of
hon-(
June
20-x:anadlan
Legion
Heavy
Battery.
June
24
General
Motors
Canadian
Legion.
or
of
Scouts
and
Cubs
and
took
vs.
thfir
places
on
the
Civic
Centre'
stage.
...
BOOKS
FEOM
HOLLAND
Children
of
Holland
were
so
pleased
with
school
supplies
sent
them
by
Canadian
children
they
have
sent
6,000
cop
es
of
a
hook
entitled
"Behind
the
Dunes
and
Dykes"
for
uioUibutlon
in
Canadian
schools.
Former
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
is
shown
accepting
a
token
Copy
of
the
bookselling
of
everyday
life
in
the
Netherlands
from
Tina
"Van
Roijen,
13-year-pld
laughter
of
the
Netherlands
ambassador.
Seated
atop
a
pile
of
the
books
is
four
-year-old
William
Van
Roijcn,
the
ambassador's
son.
;
(C.
P.
Photo)
je
for
the
North
Star
!uotba!l
series
Is
as
ful-
E..SHQ9fwA
J
one
27
Heavy
General
Motors.
Juiy
4
Heavy
Battery
vs.
Battery
vs.
VJudQd
ttnt-ni
line
Mel
PeekeVout,
president
of
the
Kinsmen,
who
had
sponsored
the
day's
festivities,
explain
jO-Otiterai
Motors
vs.
i
Lt'glun.
ed
Pearl's
presence
and
added
nnA
vpdt
anH
a
Krwini
mft.
nf
'
and
Miss
Tumilson
who
made.Farkvam.
Canadian
Legion.
July
B
General
Motors
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
July
11
Heavy
Battery
vs.
General
Motors.
vs.
that,
at
the
cheduld
time
of
gold-
locket
and
chain,
were
ac-
tbe
gowns,
Miss
Annie
Lips,
Boys,
5
years
Edward
Max-
j-Hcavy
Eattery
Mutors.
O-Canadlan
Legion
tlje
erowning
ceremonies
here,
"
ted,
Billy
Lever,
Larry
Michiel.
'.ntfl
hv
the
r,tvwv
noo
-
fnr'
"cowci
,
ivuoa
ouuiu
am,
vs.
Gabrielle
Tetreault;
Marilyn
de
two
Vancouver
kinsmen
w
.
ft.
WASPS
OUT-STING
BEES
i1
A
wasp
can
sting
several
tin
es
in
rapid
succession
and
live'.'
A'
Girls
6-7',
years
Jean
Smith,
her"
sick
friend,
who,
R.
Beecher
vs.
fattfry.
their
wives
were
to
visit
Mar
July
15
Canadian
Legion
Heavy
Battery.
Kergommeaux
and
Jean
Collier.
Wheelbarrow
Itace.
Bovs
vs.
10
General
Motors
Judith
Adam,
Judy
Seton,
Mur
lei
Grenfell.
Jim
Procter
and
Pat
Johnson,'
bee,
having
stung,
usually
diet.
Mrs.
Campbell,
who
had
trained
the
Children
in
the
dancing.
The
radio
and
record
player
was
won
by
Mrs.
McCulloch.
The
day's
sports
included
races
in
the
morning,
baseball
in
the
afternoon.
In
the
evening
a
big
m-
Boys
6-7
years
Tommy
de
G.
Kofoed
and
R.
Melvin,
H.
Frandell
and
Lloyd
Llewellyn.
Girls'
Softball
Throw
Janet
Kergommeaux,
Henry
Christie
Brian
Smith.
,vliY
J7P.'
Jorie
in
St.
Paul's
Hospital
at
announced,
was
doing
.
well
in
Vancouver
and
present
her
with
hospital
with
,
a
safe
recovery
a
bouquet
-of
flowers.
expected.
With
a
few
app.-jpriate
words'
Following
the
ceremonies,
Joyce
Cote
presented
Emll
Haug-
children
of
the
primary
grades,
land,
chairman
of
the
village
dressed
In
pink,
green
and
yel-commlssioners,
Miss
Thomas'
low,
tripped
daintily
around
photograph
to
be
placed
in
the
the
maypole,
drawing
a
great
municipal
office.
She
-
then
deal
ef
applause.
The
folk
Dlaced
the
crown
on
Pearl's
dances
by
the
girls
of
grades
Girls
8-9
years
Ida
Lee
Llew
dance
was
held
for
which
the
;eUya
Janice
Kennedy,
Jacquel
WortKlooldncfiib
IAT.
tlV
Craig,
Patsy
McLofhan,
Margaret
Kennedy.
t
Girls'
100
yard
open,
Florence
Johnson,
Anita
B-te,
Patsy
terrace
Knyuimaires
supplied
jones
the
music.
Boys,
8-9
years
Oscar
Fark
New.Detter,
UUT1FY;
vam,
Joe
Pruss,
Robert
Melvin
Girls
10-11
years
Betty
Jean
.
5,
6
7
and
8
were
well
done
and
head.
Koefoed,
Jean
Collier,
Carol
A
few
words
of
acceptance
"greatly
enjoyed.
Boys'
100
yards
open
Pat
Johnson,
Jimmy
Uen,
Jim
Procter.
'
Married
Woman's
Race,
Mrs.
Mr.
Peeke-Vout
paid
tribute
RACE
WINNERS
Race
winners
were:
Girls
3
and
under,
Judy
Johnson,
Sandy
Gordon,.
Brenda
Best.
Boys,
3
and
under,
Laurie
Casey,
Terry
Smith,
Mel
to
all
who
had
in
any
way
assisted,
especially
Mrs.
John
Loen
your
cardeninf
nup-paints
of
all
kind,
tools
and
equipment.
and
gratitude
were
given
by
thej
new
Queen
in
the
name
of
Mar-1
Jorle
Thomas.
The
scroll,
the
Queen's
authority
to
rule
for
Jones.
Boys
10-11
years
Bobby
Irving,
-Jack
Llewellyn,
Mervin
Paubjon.
Girls
12-13
years
Florence
Johnson,
Anita
Brue,
Selma
D.
Little,
Mrs.
M.
Alger,
Mrs
E.
Hobenschield.
Married
Men's
Race
Brock
Norberg,
Fred
Kerby,
Jim
Nor-
who
gave
the
flowers
for
the
bouquets,
Mr.
Kerby
for
the
use
of
his
truck
for
the
"regal"
Girls
5
years
Marlene
Farkvam.
'
party,
McAdams
Thomas,
rington.
,
Irene
Pruss,
Irene
1
Boys
12-13
years
Lloyd
Llew
I
Girls'
race
Florence
John
ellyn,
Eli
Chiistianson,
David
son,
Joyce
Kobepschield,
June,
4
t!o
More
Dosing
For
Constipation
Fimeui
ecraal
trees
waati
trod
htf
sa
laxatives
Searching
deupwately
for
constipa
McConnel.
f
4
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i
111
I
Hobenschield.
,
Girls
14-15
years
Ef
fie
Appel-
Sack
race
Pat
Johnson,
aim-,
1
j&
'
doom,
Lorna
Melvin.
Rose
Marie',
my
Procteri
George
Kofoed.
AVE
DELIVER
Phone
311
SJ'.nde
St.
Tetrault.
Bicycle
race,
Girls
Barbara
GuncVerson,
Margaret
Procter.
read
tiua
un-
Then
tion
relit"
f
sulkcitea
letter:
Boys
14-15
years
Pat
Johnson,
George
Kofoed,
Robert
Koch.
Girls
Three-Legged
Race
Effie
Appeldoorn
axid
Henrietta
"
Bicycle
Race,
Boys
Wilfred
Graf,
Herbert
Frandell,
Pat
Johnson.
i
"
fib.
jt
.
n
LING
the
TAILOR
de
Kergommeaux.
1
"?!)
For
10
y
tart
even
strung
mutli-cinet
couldn't
help
me.
At
lust
my
doctor
in
England
advised
KELLOOQ'S
ALL-BRAN.
I
began
to
eat
thit
breakfast
cereal
and
soon
realized
I
was
better.
NOTICE!
Clothes
remaining
in
this
shop
Boys
Three-Legged
Race
Pat
Johnson
and
Jimmy
Procter,
ASTROLOCJKR-BEAUTICIAN
Nostradamus,
noted
astrologer
and
seer,
also
operated
a
beauty
parlor,
with
Catherine
de
Medici
as
one
of
his
patrons.
unclaimed
after
one
year
are
to
be
put
on
unless
customer
advises
us
to
hold
longer.
Robert
Koch
and
George
Kofoed,
Herbert
Frandell
and
Gra
ase
give
number.
LING,
THE
TAILOR
22tt
Blth
Street
T.O.
Box
386
ham
Frank,
Earl
Gamlin
and
Wayne
Statham.
Wheelbarrow
Raee,
Girls
Florence
Johnson
and
Ivy
Gillespie;
Patsy
McLachlah
and
ARGENTINE
PLAINS
The
pampas
are
wide
treeless
plains
found
hi
the
Argentine
and
used
by
ranchers
to
graze
v
stock.
eat
ALL-BRAN
regularly
now
and
can
definitely
say
I
am
free
from
constipation!"
(Nairn:
give
ii
re-
oue.it).
You,
too,
may
never
have
to
tak
another
harsh
laxative
for
constipation
due
to
lack
of
bulk
in
the
diet
Just
at
an
ounce
of
KELLOGU'3
ALL-BRAN
daily
and
drink
plenty
of
water.
ALL-BRAN
ia
not
a
purgative,
but
a
wboiesoma
regulating
eereal.
ICat
as
a
cereal,
or
in
mufiutt
for
oonKtipation
rtilief.
W
afUsr
using
one
package
you
are
not
entirely
aatiiffiMi,
get
double
your
money
back
aa
guaranteed
on
the
package.
Buy
deucioue
ALL-BRAN
.
from
your
gTooer.
Made
by
KeUog
a
of
London,
Ontario.
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WASHABLE
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before.
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m
ih
ONE
COAT
5
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most
wall
Mrr
AC.
4;
ConuiM
SEAL-ZED
OIL
j
mU
beauty
to
H.
j
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to
pp!y
.
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THESE
GORILLAS-Sinbad,
youngest
of
the
infant
gorillas
whose
"mental
alertness"
Is
being
studied
by
students
at
Roosevelt
college
in
Chicago,
registers
frustration
as
he
tries
to
take
a
shortcut
in
solving
one
of
a
battery
of
problem-solving
tests.
This
test
consists
of
having
two
strings,
one
baited
with
the
animal's
favorite
fruit,
laid
out
In
difr
ferent
patterns
on
the
board
outside
his
cage.
If
he
pulls
the
right
string,
the
gorilla
is
rewarded
with
the
attached
fruit.
Here
Sinbad
first
takes
the
easy
way
out
by
attempting
to
grab
the
fruit
without
even
worrying
about
the
problem,
then,
having
learned
that
you
can't
get
anywhere
In
life
without
pulling
strings,
he
proceeded
to
solve
the
crossed-string
test
49
times
out
of
50
In
the
first
series
of
trials.
The
tests,
which
started
as
a
student
project
in
animal
behavior
courses,
have
revealed
that
gorillas
are
almost
as
smart
as
anybody.
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cafe
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SHEET
METAL
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to
announce
that
the
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CAFE
IN
THE
CITY,
SECOND
FLOOR
PLAN
FIRST
FLOOR
PLAN
f
test
in
Portable
Welding
Equipment
OPEN
FROM
11:30
A.M.
TO
3:30
A.M.
We
Specialize
In
Chinese
Dishes
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
has
been
added
to
Their
already
'
extensively
equipped
shop
Flrst
Ave.
E.
Phone
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"Jaycee"
Convention
City
Prince
Rupert
,
This
25'
wide
by
16'
deep
house
makes
the
most
of
all
its
available
space.
The
kitchen,
following
the
new
trend,
Is
long,
providing
adequate
dining
space
with
a
convenient
working
area
The
large
clothes
closets
are
the
features
of
the
two
upstairs
bedrooms.
The
first
floor
exterior
is
shown
with
brick
veneer
construction,
and
the
second
floor
with
frame
construction
and
horizontal
wood
siding,
but
the
dimensions
orr
the
working
drawings
are
so
arranged
that
the.
first
floor
may
be
built
in
frame
or
solid
brick
if
desired.
The
minimum
lot
width
required
for
National
Housing
Act
financing
is
37'
and
the
area
for
estimating
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Is
800
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