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prince
Uupctr
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J3ctos
M'juoay,
February
21,
1949
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Reminiscences
X
Dy
W.
J.
ami
KIJ
I.KCTIONS
played
a
steady
game
which
showed
flashes
of
finesse
at
times.
Morgan's
took
Wi
shots
and
made
9.
They
scored
7
of
14
free
throws,
iwlrciiants
took
d9
shots
and
made
9.
They
made
0
of
12
free
throws.
Junior
l
ean
lie
North
Star
hi
4the
Junior
League
was
the
second
team
to
Jessoui's
Weekly
plant
dc-
Ktroycd
by
fire
early
in
the
win
It
lr
ter.
is
now
being
rebuilt.
The
f
Won
ih
tMt
nowSi'
0
7
U'f
iMf
hWW
cost
of
one
of
tne
linotypes
is
,$15,000.
Thinking
of
starting
a
:
little
paper?
It's
such
an
in
flinch
top
place
In
Its
league!
v.
Z
I
I
I
as
It
defeated
the
High
School
team
30
to
21.
The
High
teresting
line
of
endeavour.
1
ill
Within
twenty-five
years,
say
incn
given
to
study
and
of
some
B'lt
III!,,,!.
vision,
it
will
be
possible
to
WINTER
HARD
ON
SMALL
BIRDS
School
loss
all
but
eliminated
1
them
from
the
playoffs.
The
first
half
was
close
with
High
School
playing
'better
bull
than
iii
the
past.
Their
close
checking
kept
the
North
Star
boys'
from
getting
good
clear
shots'
away.
The
half
time
score
was'
""lU'-nre.
,,
!",(TS
h
d,;,,t
r
1,
"if
U-V
I,...'
travel
to
the
moon
in
a
rocket.
The
estiniatod
distance
is
only
258,000
miles
and
the
time
48
hours.
Why
smile
that
derisive
smile?
Half
a
century
ago,
had
This
lias
been
a
rough
winter
Mi"
make
(
on
the
coast
and
Us
effects
,0s
and
f''
have
been
felt
not
only
by
hu-
W'luU-mans,
who,
despite
unusually
mills
anyone
foretold
pictures
that
In
favor
of
North
Star
16-13.
In
the
second
half
the
more
pvniTiiinf'rH
MnrfH
fit'ir
cnuarl
moved
and
talked,
listening
to
snowfall's,
have
never
prWn8
bottled
up
the
High
School
and
I
ncayy
ro.MP
AND
PAGEANTRY
The
Spanish
court
Torm
the
background
for
"Adventures
of
Don
Juan,"
Technicolor
romance.
Viveca
Lindfors
(left
is
seen
as
Queen
Margaret.
Don
Juan
is
played
by
Errol
Flynn
(
right
i.
Robert
Douglas,
Alan
Hale
also
have
featured
roles.
somebody
singing
or
conversing
on
the
other
side
of
the
globe,
flying
miles
high
and
the
disappearance
of
horses
his
mental
been
without
food
or
shelter
small
bn4
,,:
but
on
wild
life
as
well.
Junkers,
bltW
b
Particularly
haid
hit
by
the
w'iiih
n.
,'
PEOPLES
STORE
i
SPRING
5
5
COATS
S
;
SUITS
2
DRESSES
Look-New
!
Feci
New!
Z
lie
New!
Z
:
"
rupert
:
PEOPLES
STORE
;
blanket
I
balance
might
have
been
wnicn
shuts
oli
wurcc
t
iiv.,
snow
their
birds
source
of
food
arc
the
snowed
Ull(jer
i
Diefenbaker
For
j
Less
Hl-Will
OTTAWA
Less
ill-will
of
a
their
shooting
paid
off
hi
points.
The
High
School
picked
off
most
of
the
rebounds
but
could
not
turn
them
Into
field
goals.
High
School
took
45
shots
and
scored
'10.
They
made
1
of
4
free
thru.
North
Star
took
53
shots
and
made
13.
.
They
scored
4
of
11
free
throws.
Individula
scoring:
which
remain
here
to
Tllie
Ulllv
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
Mrs.
C.
K.
De
Kergommeaux,
Terrace
Reporter
brighten
the
winter
monihs.
hclpjc!
;i,
,
Bird
lovers
say
that
when
deep
people
to
snow
covers
inc
ground,
as
it
food
""I
fur
t,
Tomorrow,
February
22,
is
the
birthday
anniversary
of
George
Washington,
himself
of
English
ancestry.
He
could
never
have
Imagined
such
a
difference
between
a
couple
of
other
Georges
the
Third
and
the
Sixth.
has
done
for
the
last
few
One
of
the
w5ist
blizzards
of
gers
on
Wednesday's
CP
A,
the
season
raged
in
Terrace
on
months,
the
small
creatures
arc
almost
entirely
dependent
TrA't.RATr
plane,
returning
from
a
trip
to
Prince
Rupert.
personal
nature,
while
speaking
on
the
floor
of
the
Holise
is
urged
by
John
G.-
Diefenbaker,
Progressive-Conservative
of
Lake
Centre.
Saskatchewan.
Speaking
before
crowded
galleries
he
deplored
examples
of
"declarations
of
hatred
and
contempt."
He
"
asked
for
a
return
of
"
paiiia-
on
human
aid
to
Survive.
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
D.
K.
Wilson,
Thursday
with
temperatures
very
low
and
a
biting
wind
blow
all
day,
slackening
off
towards
regulation
of
i
through
i"
r.
Senior
Bo-Me-Hi
Flatcn
13,
Davidson
1,
Olson
4,
Carlson
5,
Spring
10,
S.
Scherk
6,
Webster
1,
Sun-berg
242.
Co-op
Lindsay
14,
Macphee
Cold
and
lack
of
food
can
W.
Jefferson,
C.
N.
Shears,
H.
Hugo
Kraupner
and
J.
late
afternoon
and
aathcriiiL'1
.
nauj
Harry
cause
the
s.nall
birds
to
perish
surface
of
me'.
British
Columbia,
seen
in
the
middle
of
a
mean
winter,
still
has
power
to
enchant.
Colonel
force
a-rnin
on
Fi
irlnv
mnrnina.
"
'
""LC
paia
a
a
Helgerson.
To
Sandspit-F.
West.
The
frozen
water
main
situation
From
Vancouver
E.
G.
Zaeli-
brief
visit
to
Terrace
on
Wednesday,
returning
by
plane
the
same
day.
mn,""J
turn:....
mi-
ex-
20
Beynon
12,
Dominate.
Alex-change
of
terms
of
abuse
had
ttndcr
5,
Murray.
H.
Holkcstad
same
in
the
o.
.Lancaster,
icnin
unurka
i
still
remains
the
Rifles,
on
leave
from
his
post
i
centre
of
town
ner,
Miss
V.
Tattersall,
G.
Dyb-havn,
J.
Jcfferies,
D.
Johnson
been
true
of
all
sides
of
the
House.
"During
the
past
two
oi
three
days,"
said
Mr.
Dicfen-
Mrs.
E.
S.
Laird
relurncd!
The
basketball
team,
which
Daily
News
crassiried
Ads
get
Quick
Results!
had
been
stalled
in
Terrace
after
'
baker,
things
have
been
said
as
military
attache
to
the
British
Embassy
in
Afghanistan,
has
been
spending
a
few
days
on
the
coast
for
the
first
time.
'"Beautiful
as
Kashmir,"
lie
remarked,
taking
a
look
around.
il
1
!
home
on
Wednesday's
plane
from
a
few
weeks'
holiday
in
Vancouver.
Featured
To
Clear!
Your
Choice
97c
LEATHER
PPICTl'RE
FRAMES
WRITING.
CASES
ITII.ITV
CASES,
xippir
PIRSES,
MOCCASINS,
GLOVES
a
trip
to
Telkwa
made
use
of
i
which
might
well
have
been
left
the
basketball
facilities
at
the
'
unsaid."
Civic
Centre
while
here
and
the!
,
;
local
boys
were
matched
against
SHOOTS
I'KIEST
The
terse
colonel
said
it.
51.
Intermediate
Morgans
Hills
5,
Eidsvik
4,
Brew
2,
Seharff
4,
Boulter
9,
Lien,
Jones,
Watson
123.
Merchant!
Hebb
11,
Anderson
4,
Youngman
2,
Oweus
4,
Moore
8,
Mercer
130.
Junior
High
School
Hamilton
2.
Smith
2,
Clark,
Hills
10,
For-man
5,
Jeffries,
Vance
2,
Shep-pard
t
21.
North
Star
J
o
h
n
s
e
n
2,
IN
Mrs.
Florence
Bailey
and
daughter,
Lucille,
were
passen-
them.
The
new
Canadian
Army
dress
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
NEW
YORK
Aii
,u
nkno
w
n
man
walked
into
a
Roman
Catholic
Chiuch
of
St.
John
the
FRANCOIS
LAKK
MANX
WATER
PIPES
FREEZE
will
include
bedroom
slippers
and
pyjamas,
bath
towels,
gabardine
rain
coats,
and
zippcred
overshoes.
There
has.
however.
IN
THE
SUPREME
CQURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
v
in
II
H'
M.illir
ir
I
ln
".X'liiiliiKtnition
Act''
Ami
III
till'
M.I
1
1
IT
ul
till'
KM
a
1
1'
of
Jinni'v
1.1'flii'
KiiIiIiimiii,
liiMi'iisi'il,
liiti'Mutr.
TAKP
NOTICE
that
by
Order
ol
His
Honor
fvtdtie
W.
t.
Fulton.
Local
Judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia.
1
was
on
the
17th
day
of
February.
A
D
1H49.
appointed
Administrator
of
tht
estate
of
James
Leslie
Robinson,
o!
Ocean
Falls,
British
Columbia,
who
cn;d
on
or
about
the
4th
day
of
October.
I!48,
ut
Ocean
Falls,
Brltinh
Colum
Mrs.
Earl
Hanke
returned
After
three
clear
cold
dayslhome
last
Sllturclay
afternoon
Martyr,
in
tills
city,
and
un-during
which
the
winter's
min-lwitn
her
bay
son-
Since
she
wrapping
a
llfie,
fired
into
a
Walsh.
7.
Simonson
9,
Young
4,
been
negligence.
Some
one
forgot
to
order
the
regulation
quan
imuni
thermometer
readimr
of
tlle
rami'y
has
moved
down
confessional,
wounding
a
priest,'
Currie,
Sather
5,
Sedgwick
3,
tity
of
toilet
water.
12
above
was
recorded
it
cloud-
to
the
Co"P
Mil1
settlement,
i
Rev.
Vincent
J.
Campbell,
in
the
'
Ketcheson-
30.
cd
up
at
Prince
Rupert
late'
1
Sunday
and
more
snow
has
Arnie
and
Robert
Peebles
and
The
exporting
of
morioeles
to
bia.
All
persons
Indebted
to
the
leg.
He
then
fled,
pursued
by
a
woman,
who
lost
sight
of
him
within
a
few
"blocks.
The
wounding
was
not.
serious.
Soviet
Russia
made
the
Briti.sli
since
followed.
Plumbers
had
Hush
Neave
drove
to
SmUhers
j
518
3rd
Atc
W.
n,,,J
I
said
estate
arc
required
to
pay
the
liinount
of
tlieir
tudcblrdiu'iui
to
me
House
of
Commons
laugh,
when
'
their
scr
vices
beinu
cleinnriiri
on
Wednesday
afternoon
re-
"CANDLE
-FISH"
Before
the
advent
of
candles
the
oolichan,
an
oily
Pacific
Coast
lisli
was
dried
and
fitted
with
a
wick
and
used
for
lighting
purposes.
acivistect
to
that
effect
by
Har-.
winter
in
Prince
Rupert
with
turning
on
Thursday
evening,
.old
Wilson,
president
of
the'th
einr
services
hnino
ficm-niHii
'
.
!
4
BUSES
FOR
S
rulth
Willi
and
ull
persona
havlux
cliiiniH
uu'.ilnst
tl
wi
til
Estiitc
rfi
required
to
file
them
with
me
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
31st
rlny
of
Mnrch,
1!49.'
fuilini;
which
rllwIcil.titlf.M
will
ha
,ti,ln
t.,,ii,,r
Board
of
Trade.
To
picture
to
repair
frozen
water
nines
nil
I
A
r.vriimi.ni
v.rn..i..i
ori.ic.
SITTING
BO
UKNE,
Kent.
Eim.
(P
A
modern
piep
piper
is
wanted.-
People
have
reported
Premier
Stalin
wearing
one,
over
the
city,
some
with
m-
lng
about
the
sales
tax
has
been
Mul
rewird
only
to
such
cinims
of
which
somenow
sirucK
the
Attlee
gov-
,
Darrassmg
consequences
throughout
large
rats,
and
sewers
are
be-.
;
ing
baited
with
poison.
visiting
the
stores
the
district.
I
shiill
have
been
notified
eminent
in
its
most
sensitive
(
tiple
piumbing
crews
were
be-funny
bone
and
it's
not
at
all
1
kept
busy
over
Saturday
surprising.
i
and
Sunday.
For
immediate
delivery,
inter-city
k-f
hteel
construe
linn.
SuitaMc
for
mV
r
any
special
work
involving
pawner
lion.
Ideal
as
travelling
showrooms
r
h
as
nioliilc
office
and
living-
miarlm
nn
a
DATED
ut
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
1
7th
day
of
February.
A
D.
11(49.
GORDON
PHASER
FORBES
Official
Administrator
Prince
Uupert,
B.C.
(Ml
Miss
L.
J:
Brunton,
Francois
Lake
teuehefc
and
Mrs.
Mead.
Danskin
teacher,
attended
the
M'hmil
nwi'lii-iir
mi
cj-i
f
i
n-,1.,
i,
.,r
'4
;:
SI
I
It
J
!
i
i
j
j
Union
steameis
CotjuiUam
and
C.'imiram
u!.ip
ii.
h.ii
l,
l
t
.
""""'""J
:
,
"-tn.,1
ternoon
in
Burns
Lake
ia.su
nigni..
ine
lonncr,
m
com
BUS
PARTS
FOR
i
NOW
AVAILABLE
Itus
d'eneralors,
'ol(aj:e
U"4iil.ilr
man
or
CapU
Harry
McLean,
arrived
at-11
a.m.
from
Musselt
and
Port
Clem'rnls
and
sailed
at
10
p.m.
for
Butedale,
Naniu,
Weslview
and
Vancouver.
The
latter,
captained
bv
John
Borlcti
The
school
children
had
a
holiday
on
Monday
on
account
of
the
Ski
Meet
in
Burns
Lake.
They
have
missed
several
clays
on
account
of
the
extreme
cold
since
Christmas.
IVont
and
Rear
Axle
Asm-hiIiI'cn
I
With
all
the
lu'avy
work
necessary
In
righting
Nature,
now
going
on,
one
is
reminded
of
the
time
Billy
Vaughan
Davies,
now
in
Victoria,
played
a
minor
role
In
that
sort
of
thing.
Playing
is
right.
One
evening
in
the
Presbyterian
Church
he
was
accompanying
a
solo.
The.
composition
called
for
smiting
the
piano
keys,
to
smite
them
thrice,
and
loud
enough
.
to
be
something
like
modified
thunder.
Not
Tar
away
bull-dozers
"were
at
work
at
the
dry
dock
site,
and
Steering
('ear
Assemlilies,
I'riu'
line.'
Civic
Centre
Dates
-
.
TUESDAY
Sports
a
ni.
,
0:00
-I5o
Me
-
III
Gym
Class
p.m.
3:00-
Ann
unciatioii
Gym
Class
3:30
-
Rup-Ree
Jr.
Hoys
School
ISuskrlliiill
,rat;u'
4:00
Annunciation
Vs.
Iligl
4
4:45-High
3
and
Borden
Basketball
I.eaRiie
Games
arrived
at
5:30
p.m.
and
sailed
After
a
-very
cold
spell
it
was
at
11
o'clock
for
Port
Simpson,1
quite
mild
on
Sunday
with
a
All
these
parls
will
sell
at
greatly
rtiiw
set
of
:t:t-l)elu
Kecliner
Mohair
I'm-nK
condition.
WRITE
OR
I'ltoNE
WHSTKKN
CANADIAN
CKKVU-O1.
Calvary,
Alia.
nine
iiiin
ana
Stewart
whence
warm
wind
blowing.
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
morning
and
sail
at
1:30
p.m.1
The
farmers'
Institute
dance
lur
Vancouver
and
wayuoints.
held
in
u,r
h:,u
k,i,,,,i.,
irom
that
quarter
came
.three
11
yl-
au
iau
-sized
lists
,
evening
was
not
as
well
attend
V.1
".
i
precisely
precisely'
the
tne
same
time
that
Mr.
Davies
mm.
was
m,lll,w.
getting
b:J0
-Junior:
Kinsmen
vs.1
"
fall
in
Jessie:
"I
hope
that
I
love
wil.li
:i
riniei
4
(11
O
H
in
his
work
in
the
church.
Thev
LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
ed
as
was
hoped,
but
it
was
a
bitterly
cold
night.
The
excellent
music
of
the
Wistaria
'Orchestra
was
enjoyed
and
jour
sets
of
square
.dances
went
off
with
a
swing.
:
some
CANADIANS
ALL
John
Fisher,
noted
CBC
commentator
who
says
It
is
absurd
there
should
be
distinction
between
French
and
English-Canadians.
They
should
be
"Canadians"
with
no
hyphenation.
There
could
a
n
d
should
be
a
belter
understanding
between
them
in
the
Into
esls
of
Canadian
unity.
synchronized
perfectly.
Anvone
would
have
been
excused
for
Dorothy
"Why"
........
uuwiug
ins
acKiiow-
Jessie:
"Oh.
because
I've,
ril
lodgments.
ways-
wanted
to
be
a
duchess.'
Rupert
Hotel
7:15
Women:
Peoples
Vi
Doms'
8:00
Intermediate:
Fashion
vs.
High
School
9:
15--Senior:
Savoy
vs
Ilrown
woods
Special
p.m.
4:00
-
Junior
Hoys
and
Teen
Girls
Lcuthercruft
7:30
-
Mixed
Advanced
Leal.hercraft
11:00
-
Symphony
Orchestra
8:00
-Bridge
Lessuns
8:00-J.C.C.
Public,
Speaking
Mrs.
William
Mummery
and
son
Gary,
are
staying
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kncfe,
for
a
week
or
two.
Mrs.
Keefe
returned
on
Saturday
afternoon
from
Vanderhoof
and,
although
able
to
be
up
and
around,
will
not
be
utile
to
do
much
for
quite
a
while.
Newly
Re-Oj
COFFEE
SHOP
351
West
Tltii'l
COMI'LISTELV
RKNOVATKO
AND
llW
BiirriiR
than
kvek
IT
PAYS
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN'
Willi
Cars
and
trucks
are
coming
across
lhe
lake
all
the
time
now
and
there
is
a
regular
highway
across
the
ice.
'.
Downy-Flakc
Do-Nuts
Our
Sr
Cigarette
Tobacco
Mi
l
l(
I.
Exiiiuliwitiims
fur
the
pusitloii
of
AsHLsliuit.
Porist
Huimir
will
hr.
he
ld
lit
the
follow
I
crntri'H
ut
tin:
dnt;ps
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Tucsclny.
March
Int.
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u.in
,
Trrriire.
TlHirwliiy.
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3rd,
0:00
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in.,
8inll.hrrH.
1-Yiclny.
March
4t.li.
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u.in,,
DuriiH
Ijiki".
Appllciiilnii
forms
anil
full
jmr-
FOR
Workmen
ONLY
rioncer
Drybuik
CuaU
8.25
J'ionecr
Dryhaik
Tants
Sfi.!l5
Khaki
(
fiveralls
$5.15
l-nim
rants,
8-oz
$3.50
I-nini
I'anls,
B-oz
$,i.75
Denim
('overalls,
B-oz.
$5.10
Denim
Rih
Coveralls
.
$4.(15
l)
niin
Smocks
$1.85
I'.lue
a,-vl
Wliite
Itoilermaker
Coveralls
ji.gj
Khaki
Pants
-Group
1
$4.50
Khaki
I'anls
Group
2
$4.80
Painters'
Overalls
$1.05
Sleelhill
Pants
$1.75
Moleskin
Tants
$5.95
Heavy
Humphry
Fishermen's
Pants
..
$11.1)5
Diouhlc
Diamond
Pants
$5.45
Ironman
Pants
$5.50
Kannoeklmrn
Pants
....
$8.50
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centres.
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by
February
i!2nd.
or
fulling
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presented
to
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at
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time
ol
the
examination.
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lielnu
con-dueled
to
establish
eligible
lists
for
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fire
season
employment.
Kroni
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lists
appointment
to
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now
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will
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fundidnli'B
must
he
citizens
or
one
of
tlx'
nations
or
the
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Coni-lu
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Columbia
for
one
year
inoiiweKlth.
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must
have
resided
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cnudldiite
must
be
physically
eppublr
of
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woik.
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may
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depending
on
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IB
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21
years
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