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Thursday,
February
5,
1948
ITS
EIEff
!
AND
ITS
A;.LY0U'Vf
Francois
Lake
News
R.
K.
Jones
is
suffering
back
ailment.
Barbara
Mrs.
with
a
A
story
of
a
strange
pursuit
that
BACHELOR
CONTEST
INTRIGUING
WHO
IS
MOST
ELIGIBLE
MALE!
Who
will
be
Prince
Rupert's
most
eligible
bachelor
nesday
in
the
basement
of
the
Anglican
Church.
The
Annual
Bull
Club
meeting
was
held
at
Reg.
Partington's
home
last
Thursday
evening.
The
weather
here
is
perfect
mild,
with
sunshine
most
days
win
your
Grainger
is
staying
with
her.
Those
who
went
to
the
whist
drive
in
Burns
Lake
on
Wednesday
night
last,
report
having
had
a
very
enjoyable
time.
Thes?
whist
drives
are
held
in
aid
of
the
hospital
every
other
Wed
applause
as
few
pictures
ever
have
of
1948?
It
is
not
only
the
young
ladies
of
the
city
who
are
asking
this
question.
According
to
Bruce
Stevens,
who
is
heading
the
Kinsmen
Leap
Year
Dance
committee,
a
newspaper
in
Vancouver
and
one
in
Toronto
have
indicated
their
interest
in
the
outcome
of
the
uovpl
elections.
j
In
his
report
to
the
general
carnival1
to
come
Into
the
city
neeting
of
the
Kinsmen
Club
jh,-ad
o
the
annual
Civic
Centre
held
last
nigfnt
in
the
Civic
carnival,
indicated
that
the
Centre,
Mr.
Stevens
said
thut.
'
members
felt
more
considera-instead
of
drawing
candidates
tion
should
be
given
to
civi2
Neave,
Mrs
Cassidy
and
Mrs.
R.
Partington.
The
board
plans
to
hold
Its
FRANCOIS
LAKE
FAIR
MEETING
Mrs.
I.ee
Cooper
is
Elected
President
for
Year
fifth
annual
fair
this
summer
and
members
were;
urged
to
give
its
support
in
order
to
make
it
j
a
success.
Suggestions
for
im-j
nrovins
this
year's
fair
were'
-1
FRANCOIS
LAKE
-
Annual
by
Mrs.
Cassidy.
who
with,
W.
Saunders
of
Palling,
Mrs.
mnti,,
nf
ti,n
Fran,.w
T.nitp
!
:or
the
bachelors
crown
from
"roups
who
sponsor
annual
the
various
service
clubs
as
first
events.
suggested,
the
committe
had
de-
i
During
the
business
session
sided
to
ask
each
women's
or-1
n-xtTy
sheardown
gave
a
re-
STvi
f-.4.i
itv4
ru-v
;
were
present
last
year
during
the
judging.
I
Financial
report,
read
by
Mrs.
R.
Partington,
showed
a
small
balance.
Expenses
last
year
were
ganization
to
sponsor
the
bache-
j
view
on
the
report
of
the
Kins-
r
lor
of
its
choice.
Voting,
he
said,
j
men's
Provincial
c
o
n
v
e
ntion
!
f.ill
be
limited
to
the
ladies
at-
held
,,
Vancouver
last
October.
Fair
Board
elecetcd
the
following
officers
to
serve
this
year:
Chairman.
Mrs.
Lee
Cooper.
Directors,
L.
Cooper.
Mr.
and
Mrs
J.
Keefe.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
AS
$1.C20
while
receipts
totaled
..i......,
...
.....
j
otiilt
oiiviijt-
ivjjuiicu
mat
w-
be
done
by
means
of
secret
bal-
1
exl;ected
to
be
able
to
announce
Funnell.
Neil
Kelly,
Mrs.
G.
$1,028.
V
lot
with
polling
booths
set
up
for
the
occasion.
To
the
winner
of
the
contest
a
belt
will
be
presented
with
the
openinr;
date
for
the
Kinsmen
May
24
ticket
selling
campaign
soon.
The
big
feature
of
the
drive,
which
is
to
raise
ANDERSON
JAGGER
hale
jokn
Rodney
UNITED
STATES
PICTURES
ioi
WARNERS
BEFORE
THE
BATTLE
.
.
ENEM1FS
MEET
N.
Gopalaswmi
Ayyangar
Uefti
head
of
the
United
Nations
Indian
delegation
and
prime
minister
without
portfolio
for
India,
is
pictured
talking
to
Pakistan's
foreign
minister,
Sir
Mohammed
Zafullah
Khan,
bclore
a
meeting
of
the
United
Nations
security
council.
Ayyangar
called
for
immediat?
action
by
the
United
Nations
security
council
against
the
new
state
of
Pakistan
whom
they
say
is
guilty
of
aggression
for
giving
aid
to
Kashmir
guerrillas.
I
spring
and
summer
in
perform-
TERRACE
GUIDES
I
ling
research
work
in
the
life
of:
ituna
fish
and
In
exploiting
tuna
WLEU
HANUdUUIVO
AMnonnir
j
fishing
as
far
as
possible.
j
XERRACE
Terrace's
newly
!
organized
Girl
Ouide
company
l"T"T
11
held
its
initial
meeting
recently
A
major
deal
in
shipping
is
reported
to
have
been
completed
.
an
engraved
buckle
denoting
his
money
to
improve
the
Kinsmen
j
supremacy
among
local
bache-
Kiddie
Kamp,
will
be
the
1948
;
lors
for
the
remainder
of
1918
Forc
sedan
which
will
be
pull
or
up
to
the
time
he
fails
toiup
as
a
door
prize
at
the
big!
evade
the
arrows
of
Daniel
thei(jance
to
be
held
on
the
evening!
Bowman.
There
was
a
suggestion
1
0f
Mav
24.
i
that
the
bachelor
contest
be
j
Before
the
meeting
adjourned,
!
made
an
annual
affair
and
that
i
prcEident
R.
G.
Moore
announc-'
a
cup
be
put
up
for
the
event.
!ed
that
one
of
the
feature
at-In
recognition
of
National
tractions
at
the
anniversary
1
O
"o
r
TAKU
MINE
PRODUCING
SHIPS
and
.aramr
lav
in
"THE
LOCKET"
but
finds
itself
handicapped
by
o
lack
of
Instruction
and
handbooks
which
are
reported
to
be
out
of
print.
Mrs.
Duncan
K.
Kerr,
secretary-treasurer
of
the
Terrace
Girl
Ouides'
Association,
is
hoping
that
some
homes
ln
Prince
Rupert
may
have
copies
which
are
not
being
used
and
might
be
.whereby
Greek
interests
have(
purchased
six
freighters
of
Sea-
board
Owners
Ltd.
Between
three
and
four
million
dollars
are
involved.
Seaboard
Owners
:
Ltd.
office
is
in
Vancouver.
The
vessels
will
operate
from
the
Atlantic
coast
but
will
remain
,
under
Canadian
registry.
j
WATERFRONT
Health
Week,
W.
S.
Noble
had
party.
would
be
an
address
by
arranged
place
cards
consisting
George
Dibb
on
the
founding
of
small
folders
which
vividly
of
the
Kinsmen
Association
in
outlined
the
benefits
of
proper
'
Canacja.
eating
habits.
Each
member!
also
received
a
pamphlet
on
Properly
at
Tulsequah
Con-tinuiiiit
Operations
With
Very
Promisin?
Results
Output
of
Polaris
Taku
The
Canadian
National
Rail-
mine
at
Tulsequah
which
has
wavs
recently
piacta
contracts
just
completed
its
first
complete
ln
British
Columbia
shipbuild-
Train
Schedule
some
phase
of
keeping
well.
During
dinner
Mr.
Noble
briefly
s,'nt
t0
Terrat'e-chemically
Native
platinum
is
never
pure;
five
other
met-1
Such
books
are
unobtainable
als
are
generally
associated
with
at
Girl
Guide
headquarters,
the
it.
Terrace
group
was
informed.
I
year
ot
production
since
1942.
'"ll;
wwums
at
icasi,
oju,-
.
1
000,
for
craft
to
be
used
in
has
adcied
its
weight
to
the
in
described
the
purpose
of
the
Na-lFor
the
East
tional
Health
Week
to
the
19,
Monday,
Wednesday.
Friday-members
present.
g
p.m.
From
the
East
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturday
10:45
p.m.
creasing
flow
of
gold
from
B.C.:
mines.
Daily
tonnage
has
been
running
in
the
vicinity
of
260
tons,
but
is
gradually
bein?
worked
up
to
about
325-350.
Company
officials
hope
to
further
increase
this
to
500
tons.
m
m-
i
The
meeting
approved
tne
executive's
recommendation
to
hold
an
anniversary
party
on
February
20.
Donald
McEwan
was
appointed
chairman
of
the
freight
handling
on
Okanagan
Lake.
Yarrows
Ltd.
at
Esquimau
will
construct
an
88-foot
tug
with
22
foot
beam.
In
Vancouver
the
West
Coast
Shipbuilders
will
turn
out
a
steel
barge,
240
feet
long
and
with
10
freight
car
capacity:
Construction
will
be,
completed
well
in
advance
of
next
fall's
fruit
movement.
The
railway
com
Protect
Health
with
a
better
beverage
kitchen
detail
with
Bert
Haugon
HARPENDEN,
Eng.,
CP
Afte
11
jllSj
rJUD&'
r((
Of
2.000
ft.
of
drifting
done
between
June,,
1946
and
June,
1947,
90'"f
was
in
ore
averaging
0
4
oz.
gold
per
ton
over
good
II
I
AKIN
(,
All!
C
EN
TIE.
FOR
THE
NORTH
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
Box
1321
313
3rd.
Ave.
West
riiant
pany
used
to
build
such
craft
in
mining
widths
all
exceeding
its
own
d
at
Prince
R
t
3.8
feet
officials
state.
Ore
re-
and
R.
E.
Montador
as
assist
t
watching
a
baby's
rattle
burn
ants.
William
Noble,
with
the
fiercely
for
several
seconds,
lo-help
of
William
Long
and
Car-'
cal
council
decided
to
ask
Home
son
Wallace,
will
take
care
of
office
investigation
into
in-the
entertainment.
flammable
toys.
'
This
rattle
is
PREFERENCE
FOR
nearly
cordite,"
said
one
coun-
LOCAL
CARNIVAL
jcillor.
'
Discussion
centering
around
j
the
recent
action
of
the
cityj
council
in
permitting
an
outside
Advertise
in
the
Daily
"News!
11'
It
1
lit
lhn'
I
tint
t
I
serves
were
estimated
in
June
J
at
231.549
.
tons
of
broken
ore
averaging
0.45
oz.
gold
per
ton.
DRINK
POSTUM-
cannot
overstiniulatcyour
nerves
or
cause
loss
of
leep.
SAV
E
YOURSELF
MONEY
as
muih
as
50"
v
Pcr
compared
with
other
meal-time
drink?.
H-ounce
tin
makes
about
100
cups.
Geo.
R.
Clark
has
been
appointed
director
of
the
Pacific
and
Inland
Fisheries,
succeed-in
A.
J.
Whitmore
who
is
now
chief
supervisor
of
fisheries
for
BC.
Mr.
Clark
was
formerly
industrial
relations
manager
of
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
of
II
r
r
mil.
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