McDaiiuca
for
ihe
past
lew
day
3
but
will
be
rettirn'n
horn
stevt
i
Friday.
Her
daughter,
Hannah,1
"Prince
Rupert
Da
My
News
,
Wednesday,
September
20,
1950
,
George
Abbott,
who
attended
1
his
w.jc's
luneral
in
Vancouver,
;
returned
today
on
the
.
Prince
!
George
I
imeiy
i
opics
from
1
enact
Terrace
Fair
School
Prizes
u's
2-Dome
1
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New
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.In
the
lovely
Fall
shades
of
CARESS
HARVEST
LEAF
PINE
BARIC
IFrascr
and
Vaym
has
been
a
patient
in
the
local
hospital
follo-.ving
measles.
Mrs.
Osborne
drove
to
Smith-
ere
on
Friday
merit
to
vixit
hef
i
"f..
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.
.;
.
-
8"i,
ura.
out?
re-
turned
to
Terrace
early
on
Mon-
small
son,
Teddy"
Mr.
and
Mrs
W.
Shroeder
of
Winnipeg
arrived
in
Terrace
tta
Tuesday
night's,
train-
to
spend
a
week
or
two
on
holiday
with
their
son,
Fr3d
Baker.
They
will
also
visit
their
daughter,
Mrs.
Atwood.
Winqless
Chickens
Victims
Of
Crows
,
land
J
,
f
The
u
T?
first
Ti
all-English
"
Z
wine
wingless
ess
chickens
cnicKens,
IZ
nas
Tcreatei
creaiea
unexpected.problem
for
New-
port
residents.
Since
the
chicks
were
hatched
from
eggs
flown
from
America,
the
place
has
been
swarming
with
crows.
j
Of
44
"Bhmoos"
that
werei
Mrs.
C.
R.
Newhouser,
lv..ice
(Bud)
Klfkaldy
ar.
rived
on
last
Thursday's
train
from
the
east
to
spend
a
month's
holiday
with
his
parents
here,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
N.
G.
Klrkaldy.
"Bud"
was
fortunate
as
he
was
granted
an
extra
week's
holiday
after
being
one
of
a
naval
escort
for
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King's
funeral.
.
.
,
A
blacksmith
shop,
the
property
of
Jack
Gurviclr
of
Prince
Rupert,
was
completely
destroyed
by
fire
at
4:45
a.m.
Saturday.
The
fire
was
well
advanced
before
the
alarm
was
turned
in
and
Bottling
much
could
be
done
to
save
anything.
Blacksmith
Ted
Johnston,
father
of
Terrace's
largest
family
of
16
children,
has
lost
all
his
blacksmith
equipment,
the
loss
being
quite
heavy.
David
Gillanders,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Gillanders,
left
on
last
Thursday'
train
to
attend
the
University
of
British
Columbia
where
he
will
take
a
medical-
course.
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Mr.
VUtllll,
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Ul
till.
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page
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cashier.
At
this
new
check
out
counter
goous
are
piacea
on
me
aA
tw
h
the
check-out
where
parcels
are
wrapped
and
ready
to
go.
For
Close
who
cannot
get
down
t
the
store
to
do
their
shopping
personally,
there
wilt
be
a
C.O.D.
delivery
service
everv
da
v.
Overwaitea
Is
a
IOfl
per
cent
vumpany
wun
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proms
sharBd
by'
and
2i
Pr
cent
ef
Cnmnanv
,twu
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m..
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are
permanent
members
members
of
of
thei
their
community
enmnxntu
arf
and
tVl(.
lne
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In
'addition
to
Manager
Bernie
LAne-
Overwaitea
will
be
staffed
by
Charlie
Perry,
senior
,
clertt.
Jack
Wilson
Gertie
McGlnnis
and
Louise-
Cain.
SATIII
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Gloss
&
High
Gloss
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many
beaut
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interior
decorating.
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prize
for
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Muriel
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RACE
RESl
ITS
Priae
winners
for
the
child-ten's
races
wnich
were
held
on
me
civic
centre
grounds
during1
the
afternoon
with
Nick
Schmel-ing
ffi
charge,
were:
Thirty
yard
dash,
girls
5-8
Mary
McCoil,
Joan
Smith,
Judy
Calder;
boys
5-8
Max
Ailard.
Roger
Harmah,
John
Engelcke.
Fifty
yard
dash,
girls
8-12
Betty
Jean
Kofoed,
IdaLee
Llewellyn,
Bonnie
McCoil;
boys
8-12
Aivln
Peters,
Robert
Melvin.
Jack
Collier.
Seventy-five
yard
dash.'
girls
12-18
Florence
Johnston,
Margaret
Groom;
boys
12-ltv
Robert
McCoil,
Lloyd
Llewellyn
100-yard
dash,
girls
16
and
over
Margaret
Groom;
boys
16
and
over
Robin
McCoil,
George
Kofoed.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
C.
TrumbeU
returned
to
the
city
today
or.
the
rrince
ueorge
after
visiting
cheir
herL
M
S
Haland
during
the
lt
tn
rhke
and
Miss
222
Second
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BIBLE
SOCIETY
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RALLY
hmp
h,.r
h.
h,
hSh,nH
is
practising
law.
Mrs.
T..
Brue,
Anita
and
Jean-neife,
relumed
on
Saturday
night's
teal
a
from
Edmonton
Terrace
Reporter
the
canvass
here.
M5r.
tiwt
Mr.
,
uuvan
aUhfwTkr"
"y
Car
Francis
1
a
student
at
the
Van-
:
couve
College.
Harold
Baxter
and"
Dave
Bain
were
elected
president
and
secretary,
respectively,
at
Tuesday
night's
meeting
of
the
Bowlin?
League
held
in
the
Civic
Centre
The
leagues
will
be
getting
started
soon
as
the
teams
are
made
iP.
Norman
Bryant
and
Phil'
Da-vles,
representatives
of
Continental
Research
of
Vancouver,
are
in
town
on
business
which
Includes
conferring
with
tho
director
of
the
Civic
Centre
and
those
Interested
in
the
moral
welfare-
of
the
child
to
prevent
juvenile
delinquency.
Mrs.
Pat
Mcllroy
and
three
children
left
on
Tuesday
morning's
train
for
their
new
horn,.
.,
wn
Mune
returned
on
Tues-
on
'
mo-ntnir!.
train
from
Van
couver
where
they
have
spent
the
past
two
weeks
on
holiday.
Mr:
and
Mrs,.
Harry
King
are
spena
a
ween
or
ten
dav
hol'dn
with
their
nephew.
Leslie
Don
aldson
and
his
wife
on
their
num.
aDOUl
ten
miles
out
nf
fho
U1B
lUWn'
i
Mrs.
F.
Baker
and
son
Clarence
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
with
ner
son,
Wiirr.d
and
his
wife
and
family
who
had
spent
the
week
viaicuve
is
siui
unaer
meaica'
care
for
his
injured
hand.
Mrs
P.
Murie
jr.
returned
to
Terrace
on
Tuesday
morning's
train
from
Vancouver
where
she
went
recently
with
her
husband
who
had
surgical
treatment
for
a
nead
injury.
Pete
Murie
is
progressing
as
favorably
as
car.
be
expected.
Alan
Dubeau
left
last
week
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
resume
his
studies
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
Alan
has
spent
the
vacation
with
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Dubeau,
and
has
been
employed
as
part-time
druggist
at
the
local
drug
store.
""MrsTT'ercy
kenTiedyof
Uk
has
been
the
guest
of
her
sister
Mrs.
HOBBY
SUPPLIES
NOVELTIES
where
they
have
spent
the
past
't",
"
fftF
iT
where
,
IVrnln'1
two
two
monCha
months
h0Uda9lnB
;lth!tralnJf'-Telkwa
they
will
relatives,
Mrs.
E.
a.
Laird
leaves
on
Thursday
to-
attend
the-
Confer-
anno
h
1T
f1...JI..
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cfiwc
vm
win
vHaufu'
WfXlluct
Society
Vvhichi
Is
bring
held
in
Vancour
the
nest
week.
th.
.
of.H-
,m
u.
o.
v..
chicks
get
bowled
over
in
the
stampede
when
the
crows
swoop.
They
roll
around
helplessly
on
he
e-round
easy
prey
to
the
second
flight
of
attackers
while
i,ne
luckier
winged
variety
find
safe
shelter.
News
of
Francois
Lake
Bob
Eaton
returned
this
week
after
being
away
for'
three
month
on
a
packing
trip
400
miles
north
of
Vanderhoof
for
the
Consolidated
Smelting
and
Mining
Company,
At
the
weekend
he
and
Mrs.
Eaton
and
young
John
moved
to
their
new
farm
near
Vanderhoof.
from
Seattle
for
his
annual
holi
days
in
his
summer
home
west
of
here
on
the
lakeshore
He
came
up
by
truck,
bringing
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22
8
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Church
Speaker
Rev.V.H.Hud$pelh,M.A.
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Canada
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Is
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pttractive.
It
has
a
new
name
"SUmmers
Rest."
Nils
Walle,
H
Braat
and
Hans
Hamre
have
returned
from
a
trio
ia
.Vancouver
iik
the.
Hanue
ear.
Although
it
was
quite
warm
they
thoroughly
enjoyed-
their
trip.
Mrs.
Holta
has
moved
to
Burns
Lake
and
i.
living
in
her
home
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day,
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