1
7
p.m.
prince
Rupert
Dan
TCrtof
Monday,
August
29,
1949.
9:12
Prince
Rupert
Main
Outlet
rrtr
Sea
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When
delegates
from
co-operatives
along
the
north
line
of
Canadian
National
Railways
met
on
Aueust
23
and
24
at
i
f
1
ncJ..tMtf
If
u
rzr
-i
Burns
Lake
to
discuss
the
for
matlon
of
a
northern
regional
I
HUirH
M.rCTM
lMM
P0NI9
1
J
council,
many
vital
subjects
were
discussed
Including
the
de
velopment
of
uniform
and
strlc
tor
grading
of
agricultural
prod
nets
for
sale
through
the
Prince
Rupert
outlets,
and
greater
util
Uatlon
of
Prince
Rupert
as
the
main
outlet
fpr
production
pos
sibillties
of
extending
the
circu
larlzation
of
the
Burns
Lake
Co
op
bulletin,
now
known
as
the
Omlneca
Co-op
Forum,
to
cove!
all
districts
represented
by
the
delcgatrs.
Grant
Smith,
present
producer
of
the
Omineca
Co-op
Forum,
will
arrange
for
the
distribution
of
this
publication
on
a
broader
scale
with
a
change
to
a
more
suitable
name.
Plans
were
also
discussed
for
the
co-ordination
of
all
co-operative
activities,
social
and
economic.
This
will
Include
mass
CANADA
TO
INDIA
This
missionary
panel
truck,
complete
with
public
address
systpm
which
will
be
sent
to
India,
was
bought
and
paid
for
by
the
Missionary
and
Maintenance
gifts
of
the
school
children
of
The
United
Church
of
Canada.
pin-chasing,
which
It
was
felt
:
TERRACE
GIRL
IS
v-
V
.
wik
Terrace
Man
would
benefit
all
co-operatives
j
concerned.
A
provisional
exec-
BEAUTIFUL
BRIDE
utivp
was
plprtprf
ij
art.
thp
I
date
of
the
first
general
meet-
ket
of
sweet
peas
and
snapdragons.
Attending
the
groom
was
his
cousin,
Ronald
Hartnell.
George
Haugland
and
Robert
Cooper
were
the
ushers.
During
the
signing
of
the
register
Jimmy
Procter
sang
"Because"
with
Mrs.
C.
J.
Nor-rington
as
organist.
Pictures
of
the
ceremony
were
ing
and
to
carry
on
business
Miss
Dolly
Haugland
and
Peter
Murie
Vriited
in
Marriage
Passes
Away
William
Frascr
Lindsay,
Former
Busines
Man,
Dies
TERRACE-r-
William
Fraser
CLYDE
OILMOUR
Popular
moving
picture
coua.
press
and
radio.
Oakland
5-7,
San
Francisco
until
that
time.
The
Board
consists
principally
of
people
residing
ln
Burns
Lake
Grassy'
Plains
area.
Chairman
Is
Eric
Bee
and
other
members,
K.I
TERRACE
A
very
pretty
2-5
Hollywood
7-4,
BASEBALL
SCOhES
Western
International
SUNDAY
Yakima
5,-4,
Salem
0-3
Wcnatcbee
0-11,
Spokane
2-15
'edding
'as
solemnized
ln
st
Los
Angeles
i
Matthews
Church
on
'
Friday
Lindsay,
67,
passed
away
at
his
Engstad,
Mrs.
Hilda
Loveng.l
taken
by
Brock
Norberg.
4-0
San
Diego
15-3.
Seattle
2-0
Sacramento
3-6,
Portland
2-4
A
wedding
reception
was
held
home
on
Lakelse
on
Friday
Nell
Kelly.
Among
the
35
delegates
rep
morning
aixer
a
iimg
wiie.vs.
i
Born
on
the
Glamis
estate,
evening
at
7
o'clock
when
Peter
Murie.
only
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Murie
of
Terrace,
took
as
his
bride,
Elizabeth
Amelia
(Dolly)
j
eldest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Emil
Haugland
of
Terrace.
Rev.
resenting
13
co-operatives
and
Bremerton
5-6,
Tacoma
4-2
SATURDAY
Spokane
4,
Yakima
3
Vancouver
3-18,
Victoria
2-2
in
the
dining
room
of
the
Silver
Tip
Cafe
where
Mrs.
Murie
and
Mrs.
Haugland
received
the
guests,
the
former
in
dusty
rose
crepe
with
white
accessories
and
the
latter
in
lilac
with
brown
accessories.
SATURDAY
San
Francisco
5.
Oakland
2
San
Diego
10,
Seattle
9
Hollywood
11,
Los
Angeles
6
Portland
af
Sacramento
postponed
rain
credit
unions
were:
K.
F.
Harding,
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Association;
Geo.
Viereck,
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Credit
Union;
George
childhood
homo
of
Queen
Elizabeth,
deceased
lived
there
until
he
was
eighteen
years
of
age,
when
he
joined
up
and
went
out
to
Africa
during
the.
Boer
War.
After
that
war
he
trav-
P.
H.
Mallett
officiated.
,
Given
in
marriage
by
her
j
father,
the
lovely
bride
was
Wenatchee
16,
Salem
6
Tacoma
13,
Bremerton
3
Pacific
Coast
SUNDAY
The
Ion?
tables
were
In
the
Hills,
Kaien
Consumers
Co-operative
Association
and
William
charming
in
a
heavy
white
satin
gown,
long
sleeved
with
a
nylon
net
yoke
and
featuring
frilled
peplum
over
the
hips
and
a
Brett,
Kalen
Consumers
Credit
TERRACE
Union.
e""1
Rhodesia
and
form
of
a
T
and
were
decorated
,
through
with
white
and
pink
bands
and""1"1
the
police
force
in
Cape-vases
Huent
tne
next
i
whpre
lle
of
flowers.
A
three-tiered
iced
si
mnl
bpfore
returning
to
wedding
cake,
beautifully
anri
riworatPri.
stood
on
the
his
home
in
Scotland.
Not
be
There
were
396
x-rays
taken
matching
bertha
collar.
She
i
during
the
3-day
visit
of
the
wore
a
short
bridal
veil
held
in
ing
able
to
settle
down
at
home
tuberculosis
Mobile
nit
in
Ter-
SMITH
&
ELKIMS
place
with
traditional
orange
j
brides
table
and
was
cut
by
the
blossom.
Her
bridal
bouquet
bride.
A
miniature
bride
and
I
race
last
week.
Those
assist-
he
left
for
Australia
and
spent
some
time
there
before
coming
ing
in
recording
were
Miss
Dor-
was
of
salmon
gladioli
and
ori-jher
maids
were
placed
'in
front
.V,
Cripps
Is
Given
Brief
ental
lilies.
Her
only
ornament
i
of
the
bride
and
croom.
PLVMB1NG
AND
HEATING
i
othy
Irving,
Mrs.
Nomngton
Mrs.
Giraud,
Mrs.
Head,
Mrs.
R
was
a
double
strand
necklace
A
ih
Umnr
.pmnri
r,,i.
y
:
Cooper,
Mrs.
C.
de
Kergom-
of
pearls.
to
Canada
For
a
time
he
worked
in
the
Eastern
States
and
it
was
in
Chicago
that
he
met
and
married
his
wile,
who
predeceased
him
ln
Vancouver
In
1P38.
He
worked
for
some
time
lowed
bv
a
toast
to
the
Kine
nro-
meaux,
Mrs.
Maxted.
Gloria
Phone
14
P.O.
Box
274
bi
ide,
was
bridesmaid
and
she
posecl
by
Rf)bert
CoopPr.
Irene
Haugland,
sister
of
the
,
In
nls
toast
the
brid
M,
LONDON
t
The
cabinet
to
1
Irving,
Mrs.
Dover,
Elliott
and
I
Marion
Head.
wore
a
lovely
gown
of
heavy
j
Mallett
spoke
of
ner
charm
ancl
turquoise
taffeta
with
shor
in
Sudbury,
Ontario,
leaving
there
for
Forestville.
Alberta.
leeves,
portrait
neckline
and
where
he
kept
a
general
store.
day
appoved
tlic
final
brief
of
Sir
Stafford
Cripps,
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
for
.
next
week's
Washington
dollar
talks
among
Orcat
Britain,
United
States
and
Canada
It
was
learned
today
Sir
Stafford
and
Foreign
Secretary
Ernest
Bevln
are
leaving
popularity
and
expressed
the
wishes
of
all
for
long
life
and
happiness
for
her
and
her
groom.
In
his
reply
to
the
toast
the
groom
thanked
all
who
had
been
so
good
to
them
in
any
U
9V
Mrs.
Frances
Perry
arrived
in
bustle
back.
Her
pink
veil
was
Terrace
on
Thursday's
train
crowned
with
a
circlet
of
flow-from
Tillsonburg.
Ontario,
for(ers.
Her
bouquet
was
of
snap-her
marriajre
to
Mr.
Otto
Lind-
dragons
and
sweet
peas.
She
In
1921
he
came
to
Terrace
and
opened
up
a
store
on
the
site
of
the
present
Royal
Bank
of
Can-8
.a,
later
building
the
store
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
'v
strom
on
Saturday.
,
..
...
'
"ow
owned
by
Jim
Smith's
Dry-
Following
the
supper
the
guests
,!1rls
In
,M,
...
this
Wednesday
on
the
Maure-
wtuc
mviiA'ii
wj
tilt
liunie
ui
ivii
I
v.c.-u
to
Vancouver
to
live.
After;
tania
for
Washington.
1T,t1
lT....nlnr,
,1,,
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
11111
1V11
111111
llUL
II!
U
111
VilJW
1,
J
b
,
.
...
T.
Fraser
made
a
brief
business
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Thursday.
.
.
.
"if
ntain
oi
nis
wire
nc
took
a
wore
a
wide
silver
bracelet,
the
gift
of
the
groom.
Little
Karen
Campbell,
as
flower
girl,
was
very
dainty
in
a
long
white
taffeta
dress
with
flounces
caught
up
and
held
with
deep
rosebuds
to
match
her
sash
and
the
flowers
in
her
fair
curls.
She
carried
a
bas-
Th?
cabinet
meeting
lasted
4'4
hours
but
the
afternoon
part
the
many
lovdv
gifts
the
happy
;;(rjp
back
tQ
gcotl.ind
vla
L
coupie
nac.
received.
Panama
Canal
and
bought
a
dealt
with
matters
other
than
In
the
evening
a
dance
was'
hfimp
in
FnrFnr
u.-Horo
Un
lr.K
irn..ui.,ntn
r
'
ALL
OUT
FOR
BRITAIN
United
Stales
must
f"
to
preserve
world
peace
and
pr
osperlty,
dtclaw
Truman.
I
.
renry
of
the
sterling
and
dollar
prrparert
by
W
areas.
show
that
the
Ma
'
.British
production
records
of
133,
takin?
will
support
the
government's
as
100,
was
the
In
iield
in
the
Oddfellows
Hali
,
,,
.
.
.
,,,
,.,,j
uii.
.
tcnclcd
to
make
his
home.
But
A
15-page
document,
which
n.kora
where
dancing
-,r,r,
to
the
music
ti
of
f
,
H.
,
,
,
,
,
,
.
,
.
..
.
i
,
ne
soon
,,,-i-j
wearied
of
i,
living
i
in
1
the
cabinet
:
cons
rtrrnd,
had
"
been
local
talent
continued
until
c,,j
,
.
,,
...
.
.
.
.
,
,
Sam
Scotland
and
the
west
called
him
;
hammered
out
by
treasury,
trade
y
Lt
,
back'
In'19'"
he
opened
a
and
foreign
affairs
experts.
urSv
on
aCeylonTour
of
fGneral
Stre
Ukc,
Avenue'
John
8t"che
n,lnir-
TVey
S'wlth
S?J"Jr
'X"-
lsf
'
twk
ftrVn
meeting,
In
t'uartcrs
,he
ies
and
a
raspberry
coat.
'
iSL
7
U8h.
somf
are
nn
hPir
rLt
th.
,.,.u
111
haMh
'
1942'
rumor,
of
a
merger
of
the
cur-
PLAN
TO
ATTEND
Terrace
and
District
Civic
Centre
Labor
Day
Program
Barbecue
Loggers'
Sports
Children'8
Sports
Carnival
Games
Bowling
DANCE
in
Evening
Frank
Gavan's
Orchestra
(207)
WRATHALL'S
PHOTO
UNITING
Develnnlni.
Printing
Enlarging
QUICK
SERVICE
Amateur
and
Professional
Supplies
,
iv.
,
v.
,
'
..
.
Mr.
Lindsay
is
survived
by
one
make
their
home
in
a
.u
te
at
:
brother
ln
the
Terrace
Hotel
of
which
the
case
at
the
Washington
flnan-
tory.
Quarc.')
clal
talks
that
Britain's
prob-
year
have
been
lems
are
due
U)
tlie
riollar-ster-
lili;her
than
M
ling
ubalance
and
not
to
the
has
shown
a
''J
failure
of
British
domestic
durins
,a;l
"
economy.
Production
figures,
ol
about
4'i
Pct
I
Prince
Rupert
Florid.
groom
is
part
owner.
The
bride
was
a
popular
and
valued
I
J00
3rdAve.
Box
616
Tel.
777,
'
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
member
of
the
telephone
staff
in
the
local
office.
Mrs.
H
Forman
of
Rivers,
Manitoba,
who
is
expected
in
Terrace
Tuesday.
His
mother,
who
died
in
Scotland
last
year,
was
nearly
100
years
old
when
she
died
Funeral
services,
with
full
Masonic
rites
will
be
held
Wednesday
afternoon.
r
HOLLYWOOD
wT
f
"
V
J-
V
1
MOS'T
ITP.TO.nATF.
f!AFK
IN
THE
1
-w-.
-
'
-
'
f
HOLIDAY
PICNIC
PACK
TDK
KASKKT
WITH
GOOD
THINGS
TO
EAT
from
Terrace
Meat
Market
Oeorge
E.
Peters,
Prop.
QUALITY
SERVICE
OPKN
FROM
11:30
A.M.
Tu
3:33
A
!-We
Specialize
ln
Chinese
Dishes
cnop
suEYcnow
mkin
u
tt
(
Ruper!
Looks
Good
To
Him
I'nion
Steamship
Co.
See
Procress
Along;
Permanent
Lines
Here
Permanent
business
develop
MEATS
FISH-
Bl'TTF.R
EGGS
POULTRY
For
Outside
Orders
PHONE
133
TO
WASHINGTON
Central
figure
In
forthcoming
monetary
talks
at
Washington.
I
A
V
lv
ljtf
ment
in
Prince
Rupert
area
is
obvious
to
G.
McBean,
managing
director
of
Union
Steamships
River
highway.
He
expects
to
see
Ltd.,
who
is
paying
a
visit
to
ever-increasing
motor
traffic
the
city.
"It
is
quit
apparent,"
'nt"
Prince
Rupert
over
the
road
he
observed
in
an
interview
with1
Mr.
McBean
expressed
satis-the
Daily
News
this
morning
faction
with
business
on
tin
that
you
people
are
past
the
'company's
north
steamers
this
phase
of
wishful
thinking
and
summer.
Increasing
tourist
traf-are
really
growing
along
sub-
j
He
has
augmented
a
substantial
stanual
lines."
I
measure
of
local
nasKPnirnr
Mr.
McBean
is
particularly
im-',
freight
business.
BAD
(6QAks)
FOR
YOU
may
mean
TRAGEDY
for
others
It's
a
horrible
feeling
stepping
on
that
pedal
and
finding
yourself
going
as
fast
as
ever.
DON'T
LET
IT
HAPPEN!
Have
your
brakes
put
in
tip-top
shape
by
our
experts.
Drive
in
today.
PHONE
GREEN
217
Superior
Auto
and
Body
Service
pressed
with
the
progress
of
con-
Mr.
McBeun,
makln
this
usual
-..Mr.
structlon
of
the
celanese
mill
at
(northern
inspection
tour,
sails
l
e-awaia.
u
is
certainly
oy
ine
camosun
tomorrow
after-something
to
see
the
way
ths'noon
on
his
returnto
Vancou-
J
E
TRAVEL
THE
EASY,
COMFORTA
TArLV
Regular
Trips
...
,
,
i
Poi:
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
(Dailv,
Except
Sundaj;
To
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
C:5vevy
Thursday
T
CHARTER
riJGHTS
THKOl
For
Information
and
Ileservations
steei
is
going
up
there.
That
is
ver.
real
Industrial
progress."
-
IT
WON'T
BE
LONG
NOW-Fifteen-year-old
Robert
Allart
gets
a
welcome
whiff
of
oxygen
as
rescuers
complete
the
job
of
riin-
!
COTTAGE
CHEESE
j
ging
him
out
of
a
sand
pile
under
which
he
was
buried
for
40
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made!
After
driving
up
the
Skcena'
River
Highway
as
far
as
Kwln-itsa
with
the
local
agent,
Frank
Skinner,
Mr.
McBean
spoke
in
highly
complimentary
terms
of
the
road
which
he
said
compared
more
favorably
vith
the
Fraser
Studebaker
and
Austin
:
Sales
and
minutes.
Entombed
during
a
slide
on
a
dockside
near
Hamilton,
Robert
was
unconscious
when
this
picture
was
taken
but
recovered
shorlty
after.
A
door
was
wedged
into
the
sand
behind
his
head
to
prevent
further
slides.
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