"Terrace
Youna
CAFE
5
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Friday,
September
8,
1950
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
.TO-DATE
.CAFE
JN
THE
CITY
Civic
Centre
Given
Boost
Report;
on
Convention-New
Municipality
Proposed
Mrs.
C.
R.
Newhouser,
Terrace
Reporter
UP
TERRACE
The
first
meeting
'
of
the
season
for
the
Youns
People
of
Knox
United
Church
,
took
olace
on
Wednesday.
Tt
was
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Osborne,
ac-
summer
months
here
with
Mi
,n7:Wto,:S0AM
'
companied
by
Linton
Osborne
and
his
son
Eidon,
who
nave
n.
ujii.
Accompanying:
tnem
as
;
in
the
form
of
a
"School
Daze"
ar
as
Prince
Rupert
was
Mrs.
'social.
At
the
close
of
the
game,
,
spent
the
past
ten
days
here
Ladies
slips
Deep
Lace
Trim.
Straight
Cut.
Sizes
32-38
Ladies
blouses
S2.98
ungerers
sister,
Mrs.
Emil
Nas-
coffee
and
other
refreshments,
lln,
who
has
8!m
spent
the
sum-
were
served
by
Miss
Joan
Att-mer
months
1.-.
Terrace
with
her
wood
and
Miss
Flora
-Melvin.
mother,
Mrs.
Doll.
Mrs.
Uneerer
I
Farewells
were
said
to
Francis
CHOW
ME1N
TERRACE
Nick
Schmeling
'drove
to
Princs
Rupert
on
Wed-!
director
of
the
Civic
Centre
was
nesday'
WiUl
them
was
Mrs"
P
!
the
guest
speaker
at
the
regular
I
agn"so,n"
nton
Osborne
en-i
mnniM.
mLff
,u
l!.
Pned
for
Vancouver
enroute
left
last
week
for
Ocean
Falls.
iGavan
who
is
leaving
to
study
r
it
PHONE
'MS
(iJf
Orders
home
In
Port
Coquitlam
and
District
Board
of
Trade
j
in
the
south.
Miss
E.
Kill
arrived
from
the
.
south
on
Tuesday
morning's1
Try
a
Daiiy
News
Classified.
which
wan
heM
in
the
Credit1
.
..
Union
Mr.
and
Mr
Vernon
v
Realty
rein.
Hall
on
Wednesday
even-l,
NnrrirXn
1
UTed,
0n
"y
mornings
President
C.
.t
wa.intherhair.
Mr.
SohmeCl
"
fL
Pr
Ti
"
irain
and
will
make
her
home
with
her
parents
here,
Mr.
and
Two
New
Styles.
Four
Colors.
Sis
12-20
2.98.
The
'UmVEEXSAILY
Mrs.
John
Kill.
I
,Tim-
4T7771
i
I
Fnnke
on
foivenlle
delinquent
v
pnd
the
influence
for
good
the
clvl
cent,r
-ould
he
on
the
UAIllh
rt
1
I
mr
.
where
they
were
recently
married.
Mrs.
Kealty
was
the
former
Jennie
:
Keller,
a
nurse
in
Us'
S'liws
The
Ladies
Guild
of
Knox
United
Church
met
In
the
church
parlor
on
Friday
afternoon
of
September
1,
with
the
President
must,
have
an
outlet
for
t.Mrl'"c
"U"BV
firn'us
enerrv
-and
whnt
better
i
.
-
nia".
rmiM
tv,
f-
,.J
Roger
Campbell
left
on
Thurs-
tsK&
GJrfTTTi
rrnrri
-
Mrs.
P.
Oavan
in
the
chair.
Plans
were
made
for
the
annual
Hal
W-rsfi
i
in
ni
iiiu;i
I
loween
Tea
and
Sale
to
take
place
this
year
on
Saturday.
October
28.
The
hostesses
were
Mrs.
J.
B.
MacKay
aud
Mrs.
P.
BUR
NEW
STOCK
H.
Mallett.
jjiJt
A
UST
COME
IN
the
centre
where
thev
can
haveidav
morning's
train
for
TJorreen
the
rteht
kind
of
euldan-e'
'
wnere
ne
wiu
ipcnd
the
next
fe
Mr.
Schmeling
has
nrepared
a!months
studying.
rc-oTrom
nf
ro'ler
statin"
vo"ev
'
ball:
basketball
and
boxine
but!
Mrs-
Inez
Ros
Brldgeman
left
heat
must
be
provided
to
keerj
on
Saturday
lor
Prince
Kupert
tbe
theatre
onen
in
the
winter
,
where
she
enplaned
for
her
home
He
stated
that
two
heatln
ex-!
in
-Seattle.
She
has
spent
the
pert
had
examined
the
nresent
Past
two
weeks
here
as
the
system,
which
was
totally
inade-,
ust
of
Mrs.
A.
Klrkaldy.
auatc
With
the
helo
and
co-
"
,
,
'
.
onrrTti-v,
of
tn
mmmuntrv
q'Ford
Jackson
is
a
patient
t
in
tne
ne-
heatine
svstem
would
be
local
hospital
suffering
from
a
installed
and
he
asked
for
that,badly
infected
finger.
co-oneratlnn.
,
I
.
'
Tellinr
of
the
number
of
1u-
Miss
Pat
Tumilson
returned
on
venHes
hrouht
before
him'
lrt
Tuesday's
train
from
Burns
ake
courtlastveir.
Stipendiary
Ma-'
where
she
spent
the
non-day
istrate
Wi'l
Robinson,
in
second-
week-end.
inff
a
V(lt.
nf
th-i-nfrc
tn
.Ulr
I
WILL
FIND
JUST
HOES
THE
YOUNG
Donald
K.
Farris,
distinguished
representative
of
the
United
Church
or
Canada
in
China,
will
be
in
Terrace
to
give
a
publl"
lecture
on
September
13
in
Knox
United
Church.
Mr.
Faris
has
lived
In
China
for
more
than
twenty
years.
After
the
last
war
he
was
ljaned
to
UNRRA
cooperating
with
the
Chinese
Government
in
the
tp-sk
of
altering
the
course
of
the
Yellow
River.
V
WILL
REQUIRE
ICHOOL
Since
then
ha
has
had
further
service
in
China
with
UNICEF
on
Bodied"
iv
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vll
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19
:-
Rchmelinz
stated
his
faith
in
Mrs.
C.
Wagner
arrived
or,
him
a?
a
director
and
said
tJKat.
Tuesday's
train
from
Fort
St.
he
was
his
(Mr.
Robinson's!
best
J"nn
,0
visit
M";
H:
DoU-a
11
v
in
the
district.
,lng
again
to
visit
her
son
in
REPORT
ON
CONVENTION
J
Prince
Rupert.
Delegates
to
the
Asooiatod
;
.
.
.,,
j
Boards
of
Trade
convention
hfrld
Mrs-
w
werer
and
son
Allan
i
recent!.,
in
Prin,.
a
left
on
Thursdays
train
for
'
'
advertisement
n..).i:i.vi
ijs-i
.
.
...
.
.
Oxfords
and
hard-wearing
Boots
child
welfare
programs.
He
is
now
under
appointment
to
return
to
China
to
head
uo
the
Rural
Service
College
staff
f
Cheeloo
University.
Moving
pictures
will
help
Mr.
Faris
to
give
comDlete
picture
of
the
land
of
China,
its
problems
and
its
needs.
Control
Wd
o;
tDr
Thit
dvrtisenent
n
not
uhHihd
diipityed
by
th
Liquor
Control
Bord
ot
W
4m
Govcnwcnt
of
firittih
Cotiabi
j
!
their
reDorts
HarrvKine
elvlnir
!
Pr'nce
Rupert
enroute
home
to
Ocean
Falls.
They
had
spent
the
ADVERTISING
IN
TttE
DAILY
VEWS
BRINGS'
RESULTS.
i
fn'l
and
intprotitinir
rnort
on
i
the
business
and
resolutions.
pas-!
:sd
at
the
sessions
nnd
Mrs.
C.
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
R.
Newhouser
giving
a
short
re-i
nrt.
from
the
women's
point
of
view.
.
A
vote
of
thanks
was
extended
to
them
both
for
their
reports,
I
Mr.
King
also
stated
that
Word
1
had
reached
Prince
George
of
I
the
local
dlsappointmtnt
In
-the
SPECIftLS
Fraser
&
Payne
First
Quality
llylon
Hose
61
Gauge.
Two
New
Fall
Shades
Visa
and
Dawn
Haze.
fclzes-9
to
11
PAIR1.39
FAST
EFFICIENT
SERVICE
We
know
that
when
you
order
printed
matter,
you
want
delivery
as
soon
as
possible.
That
is
why
we've
arranged
for
rapid
printing
and
rapid
delivery
on
all
orders.
Call
us!
.
.
illustration
station
here
and
he
was
told
there
that
this
disappointment
had
been
Justified,
i
This
station
had
not
been
on
the
agenda.
However,
he
had
been
!
given
the
assurance
that
every-!
thing
would
be
different
-
next
year
as
a
man
would
be
placed
,
here.
At
the
same
time,
some
i
valuable
Information
on
what
can
be
done
with
fertilizers
had
,
been
gained
here,
i
Following
the
report
of
Duncan
Kerr,
chairman
of
the
higti-i
ways
committee,
the-
board
decided
to
write
W.
E.
Bottomley,
engineer,-
requesting
him
to
have
!
the
transprovincial
highway
No.
-16
gravelled
as
soon
as
possible
'on
-the
stretch
between
Terrace
and
Copper
River
which
was
started
last
spring
and
not1
completed.
RADIO
Reporting
on
radio,'
S.
Howlett
!sald
that
there
was
no
news
-of
the
booster
station.
'Eric
Turner
of
Kelowna
had
condncted
a
sur
V
Dresses
ior
the
iiarge
Size
Woman
120nly.
I8V2
to
J4V2-
Frost
Point
fabric.
Velvet
trim.
Styled
after
the
14
to
20
models
SPECIAL
gjj
Men's
llylon
Socks
Subs.
Assorted
colors.
Lastex
tops.
Sizes
10
to
11
V'z-
speciai
pair
-:
-
bi;oo
Men's
Pyjamas
JStriped
Flannelette.
'
Plain
and
Striped
Broadcloth.
All
sizes
in
Stock.
Special
PAIR
S3'D5
Boys'
Suits
15
Only.
8,
10,
12
years.
Donegals
and
Tweeds.
D.B.
Style.
2
Piece
SUIT
Q
Qj)
36".
All
Wool
Fall
Coaling
'
Forest
Green,
Desert
Sand,
Turquoise,
Dove
Grey.
Reg.
-$5.95
'to
$6.50.
Special
YARD
ggQ
52"
Rayon
and
Wool
Dress
Crepes
Shades
Green,
Blue,
Sand.
Special
YARD
j
9
J31
3rd
Street
1
Prince
Rupert
TORS
STATIONERS
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
Black
tissue
iFaile
3ilk
Dresses
12
Only.
Smart
Afternoon
Styles.
Sizes
14
to
20.
SPECIAL
$6
95
Ladies'
Penny
Lou
Blouses
Rayon
Silk
Crepe.
Assorted
colors.
14
to
20
vey
in
town
on'August
18-21
and
his
report
on
radio
Interference
was
read
to
the
meeting.
The
main
source
of
Interference
appeared
to
be
'
from
faulty
fluorescent
lighting
but,
this
type
-of
interferenct
did
not
travel
far.
A
letter
of
appreciation
for
Mr.
Turner's
help
and
co-operation
will
be
sent
to
headquarters
tin
$2.98
hn
'
j
VOU
3AU
DO
r.lOnE
"ClACJ
AD0CJ7
MM-
Victoria.
Speaking
on
sitllities,
George
MeAdams
-stated
that
he
had
been
informed
by
the
local
plant
manager
that
a
portable
power
'unit
had
been
received
which
would
take
on
the
increased
load
this
Fall
prior
to
the
installation
of
the
big
unit
at
the
end
of
the
year.
He
reported
that
the
commissioners
were
doing
all
in
their
-111
I
I
J
s,
I
You're
a
value-minded
man
who
The
report
-of
a
second
engineer
,
had
been
needed
before
the
by-'
law
for-a'
further1
loan
could
-be)
S,-..VV5;J
:
ants
his
new
suit
tof
tie
tops
In
quality
(Continued
on-
Page
6)
.
.
.'tops
in
good
looks
and
right
n9
y
NE
IBS
anywhere-vou
mav
boa
CANADA
felt-
x
I
-sr
i
These
suits
are
,Tl
Prlcexl
to
please.
ALL
SHADES
IN
GABARDINES
AND
'
WORSTEDS
ml
"
C
Always
Prompt
and
Courteous
J
'I
We're
Here
to
Servj
YOU
'
(Commodore
Cafe)
j
J
Hospitality-
and
6ood
food!"!
1
1
Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders
1
3rd
Ave.
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Chow.
MgrA
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GUNNER
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VEHICLE
MECHANICS
Take
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in
the
growing
defence
forces
of
Canada.
TJe
member
of
a
close
knit
fighting
crew
by;
joining
the
Ariuoured
Corps
"the
spearhead
of
the
modern
mobile
Anuy.
Go
ActlTe-Senre
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Country
by
strengthening
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forces
today
te
build
up
the
defences
against
aagression
everywhtfe.
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CAWAY
Ta
WRATHALL'S
Recruiting
Office,
475
Howe
Street,
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
PHOTO
FINISHING
'You
are'
eligible
if
you
are
1.
Canadian
citizen
or
British
subject.
2.
17
to
29
years
of
ag.
3.
Single.
4.
Possess
a
formal
education"
equivalent
to
Grade
8.
.
5.
Volunteer
for
service
anywhere.
tl
iffarfcof
bf
t'ttdvtoHon
with
yv
1
Clothing
Store
See
wir
Kodak
Camera
$
Line-up.
'
Flash
attachments
for
all
Cameras.
f
Kodacolor
.and
Kodachrome
Film.
f.
Developing,
Printing
and
Enlarging.
"
820
-
3rd
Ave.
V.
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Of
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