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Monday,
June
7,
1948
S.O.N.
DANCE
NETS
$50
FOR
FLOOD
FUND
SKEENA
ROAD
IS
STILL
BLOCKED
The
B.'
C.
Emergency
Flood
H.
M.
Daggett
returned
to
the
city
this
morning
on
the
Coquit-lam
from
a
business
trip
to
Mas-sett
and
Port
Clements.
Mr.
Daggett
is
acting
as
enumerator
for
the
voters'
list.
Prince
Rupert
motorists
who
campaign
will
benefit
to
the
.ex-drove
up
to
Kwinitsa,
45
miles
tent
f
$50
as
a
result
of
a
dance
east
of
the
city,
on
Sunday,
were
Yield
by
the
Sons
of
Norway
surprised
today
to
hear
that
they
Lodge
in
the
lodge
hall
Friday
might
have
driven
on
to
Prince
j
njght.
The
proceeds
will
be
turn-
I
George
if
they
so
desired.
ed
over
to
the
fund
by
the
or-
ANNIVERSARY
OF
D-DAY
Yesterday
was
the
fourth
anniversary
of
D-Day
when
the
greatest
amphibious
force
in
history
was
landed
on
the
beaches
of
Normandy
to
commence
the
March
on-
Berlin
That
is
what
they
were
told
on
ionization.
A
large
number
of
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news
broadcast
at
noon
al-
people
enjoyed
the
dance,
music
though
t
hey
all
found
yesterday
Ior
which
was
provided
by
Mike
that
it
was
not
possible
to
drive
colussi
and
his
piano
accordion.
very
far
beyond
Kwinitsa.
Nels
Gunderson
was
master
of
Although
the
Skeena
River
has
ceremonies
and
Knut
Slatta
was
which
culminated
in
the
surrender
on
May
8,
1945.
General
Dwight
P.
Eisenhower,
Allied
commander
-
in
-
chief,
observed
"D-Day"
by
assuming
the
presidency
of
Columbia
University.
receded
six
feet
below
Its
flood
in
charge
of
the
door.
crest
level
at
Kwinitsa,
condi-
.
tion
of
the
road
makes
it
im-.
HARD-WORKING
ANIMAL
possible
to
go
much
beyond
that
The
carabaom,
or
water
buf-
point.
Grade
washouts
and
falo,
Is
the
national
beast
of
rough
surface
conditions
result-
burden
in
the
Philippines,
ing
from
the
flood
made
a
bar-
UfnVERSAl-IIHEdNAiiom
rier
beyond
which
cars
could
neighborhood
of
three
weeks"
plants
not
pass.
before
through
traffic
begins
to
AM
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Ilidicrt
Hubert
move
again.
IHyllis
tn,
In
addition
to
that;
there
are
a
couple
of
highway
bridges
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washed
out
east
of
Salvus,
so
any
car
getting
beyond
that
point
would
either
have
to
sprout,
wings
or
else
use
the
LUNDGREN
In
the
city,
Fri
day,
June
4,
1948,
Julian
Gott-
fred
(Fred)
Lundgren,
age
48
years.
Funeral
services
will
be
jitne
out
of
Mind
...
A
i
PCUT
held
at
the
Grenvllle
Court
Chapel
on
Tuesday,
June
8
at
railway
bridges.
'
Last
week,
Assistant
Public
Works
Engineer
W.
E.
Bottom-ley,
of
Smithers,
travelled
the
200-odd
miles
between
Smithers
and
Prince
Rupert
and
after
a
survey
of
the
damage,
he
estimated
that
it
would
be
"in
the
2:30
p.m.
Interment
to
follow
In
Fairview
Cemetery.
B.C.
Trains
For
Kitwanga
Expected
to
Be
Resumed
That
Far'
West
This
Week
Canadian
National
Railways
are
hoping
this
week
to
restore
train
service
from
Jasper
as
far
west
as
Kitwanga,
west
of
Hazel
ton,
following
flood
damage
which
washed
out
the
roadbed
along
the
Bulkley
and
Skeena
Rivers.
Completion
of
repair
Work
on
a
five-mile
stretch
between
Tatlow
and
Smithers,
east
of
that
divisional
point,
expected
this
week,
will
permit
train
service
as
far
west
as
Kitwanga.
However,
on
the
Skeena
River
section
between
Kitwanga
and
Kwinitsa,
restoration
work
will
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Priced
Right
And
Styled
Right
SHEERS
CREPES
BROADCLOTHS
AND
THE
FAMOUS
TOOKE
TAILORED
BLOUSE.
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
"Always
Together"
"Waterfront
at
Midnight"
lAMAHOESON'S
AWARD-WINNMt
take
longer,
possibly
severa;
weeks.
Several
miles
of
roadbed
have
to
be
replaced
ancTtwo
or
three
bridges
rebuilt.
A
work
train
left
Prince
Ru
PRETTIES
IN
NYLON
There
is
no
lack
of
variety
in
beach
fashions
this
year.
Here
are
three
of
the
latest
creations
by
top
Canadian
designers.
The
dressmaker
type
(upper
left)
is
of
nylon
printed-
twill
carrying
a
gay
sailfish
design.
A
neat
one-piece
number
in
crisp
nylon
taffeta
with
contrasting
white
piping
is
shown
(upper
right).
The
cool-looking
black
and
white
two-piece
suit
(below)
is
another
nylon
twill
which
should
prove
highly
popuplar
with
those
who
find
sunbathing
as
exhilarating
as
swimming.
Nylon's
ability
to
keep
its
shape,
its
quick-drying
and
lightweight
properties,
make
it
ideal
for
beach
wear.
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Sunday
morning
for
Kwinitsa,
45
miles
east
of
Prince
Rupert
and
moved
another
10
miles
eastward
to
Salvus
this
morning.
Repair
work
at
present
is
centred
around
Salvus.
Level
of
the
Skeena
River
is
reported
to
be
gradually
reducing
to
normal.
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Greatest
Need
Still
Ahead!
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APPLIANCES
CLEANERS
SERVICE
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PHONE
WRITE:
ONTARIO
VOTE
LIGHT
TODAY
TORONTO,
CP)
Voting
was
light
today
in
the
earlyy
stage
of
Ontario's
.
third
general
election
in
five
years.
In
most
ridings
the
voters
were
greeted
by
overcast
skies,
with
rain
in
some
districts.
The
290
candidates
for
90
seats
ended
their
campaigns
Saturday.
The
major
parties
Progressive
-
Conservative,
Lib
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
Smilingly
flowed
the
Fraser
in
the
bygone
days
of
her
beauty,
Rippling
above
the
shallows,
dimpling
in
swirling
eddies.
Rolling
away
to
the
ocean
in
waves
of
shimmering
splendor,
Bearing
a
song
in
her
bosom,
a
whisper
of
peace
in
her
waters.
Sullenly
flowed
the
Fraser
'neath
springtime's
furious
torrents,
Rushing
too
soon
from
the
mountaintops
to
brim
the
swift,
tumbling
river.
With
plunging
maelstrom
of
flood,
swollen,
menacing,
terrible,
Challenging
man-made
barriers
with
fierce
and
pent-up
fury.
Treacherously
the
Fraser,
sweeping
along
in
the
darkness;
Crouched,
beastlike,
in
her
levees,
licking
the
topmost
sandbags,
Searching
the
weaker
places;
then,
relentless,
devouring,
Swallowing
paceful
farmlands,
the
homes
of
our
friends
and
neighbors.
In
grim
flood-tide
the
fierce
Fraser,
the
raging
Skeena
Columbia,
Flowing
above
rich
meadows,
the
toil
and
t
he
travail
of
thousands;
While
tirelessly
still
the
battle
wages,
twixt
man
and
the
rushing
waters,
That
our
valleys
may
smile
in
the
years
to
be
and
peace
return
to
the
Fraser.
WINIFRED
O.
BRASS.
313
THIRD
AVEM'K
V
l.ST
BOMW
P1IONL
614
eral
and
C.C.F.
have
261
can
When
stricken
families
leave
temporary
shelter
to
return
to
damaged
homes,
their
needs
become
greatest.
Houses
must
Ik?
repaired,
furniture
mended,
clothing
found
.
.
.
and
all
at
once.
The
1J.
C.
Flood
Emergency
Fund,
administered
by
the
Red
Cross,
must
help
meet
these
immediate
needs
before
govtrnment
rehabilitation
takes
over.
Without
your
aid
the
flood
victims
will
suffer
double
hardships
in
this
period.
BRIDGE
THE
GAP
WITH
didates
in
the
race.
OIL
WONT
HURT
FLOORS
TREATED
WITH
ALMATEX
Father's
Day
June
20
A
Nice
Selection
of
FATIIKU'S
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Seaman
and
small
daughter,
Leah,
returned
to
the
city
this
morning
on
the
Coquitlam
from
Massett
where
they
have
been
visiting
as
guests
of
Indian
Agent
and
Mrs.
UNUSUAL
FISH
USED
BY
ANCIENTS
Instead
of
laying
eggs
like
Warriors
of
ancient
t;hina
and
most
fish,
the
rosefish
bring
j
Peru
were
the
first
people
to
use
forth
their
young
alive.
I
nickel.
CARDS
J.
A.
Finlay.
j
Now
on
Display
I
at
A
few
whisks
of
the
mop
nd
even
alcohol
stains
disappear.
Waxing
and
polishing
are
unnecessary!
Ahnatex
comes
in
ten
bright
colors,
also
white,
black,
dear
and
aluminum.
$Ws
Pays
Are
iV
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fiv
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GIVE
lo
the
YOUR
BEST
EATING
PLACE
ME.U8
Fl'Lt-COl'BSE
B.C.
Emergency
Relief
Fund
Donations
received
at
any
bank
or
at
11
a.m.
to
8
P-"'
ALMATEX
IS
EASILY
APPLIED
It
dries
to
a
mirror-like
gleam,
hard-wearing,
easy
to
clean.
In
proven
use
for
over
8
years.
Sold
in
Hardware,
Department,
Paint
and
Wallpaper
stores.
An
axdvuve
product
of
OCEAN
VIEW
HOTEL
(Formerly
Knox)
A
Quiet,
Pleasant
Place
to
Live
COMPLETELY
RENOVATED
Rooms
Redecorated
Spring-Filled
Mattresses
New
Management
Proprietor,
,
TOM
PESUT
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AND
PARTUS
CHINESE
DISHES
BROADWAY
It's
MOBE
THA.N
A
WHISPfcR
-it's
a
glad
bliout
that
welcomes
full
supplies
of
famous
Jell-0
on
grocprV
shelves.
Housewives
Iiave
been
waiting
a
long,
long
lime
lo
be
able
to
have
regularly
the
dcliuioustiess
and
economy
and
convenience
of
Jell-0
for
family
menus.
ISow,
at
last,
you
can
serve
templing,
colorful
'Jell-0
whenever
you
like
all
seven
wonderful,
loeked-in"
flavors.
Enjoy
them
plain
or
vary
them
ki
all
thrilliug
ways
that
Jell-0
makes
possible.
SEVEN
DHICIOUS
FLAVORS
STRAWBERRY
ORANGE
RASPBERRY
LEMON
CHERRY
PINEAPPLE
LIME
KAIEN
COOPERATIVE
I.
R.
FISHERMEN'S
CO-OPERATIVE
CANADIAN
FISH
&
COLD
STORAGE
CO.
DAILY
NEWS
POWER
CO.
CITY
HALL
CANADIAN
LEGION
CIVIC
CENTRE
WATTS
&
NICKEKSON
GORDON
ANDERSON
NORTHERN
B.C.
CAFE
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Please
make
cheques
or
money
orders
payable
to
the
B.C.
Flood
Emergency
Fund.
DONATIONS
ARE
EXEMPT
FROM
TAXABLE
INCOME
h"
Keep
receipts
for
Income
Tax
purposes
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