prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
November
3,
1950
Friday
and
Saturday
Terrace
Board
-
Betfer
Radio
'
Again
Sought
TERRACE
Concerning
thi
taste's
the
test
for
teal
adians
bay
more
Salada
FRASER
&
PAYNE
Specials
telephone
situation
In
town,
the
Board
or
Trade
was
advised
at
it
monthly
meeting
that
the
local
lineman
hai
been
sent
to
Prince
Rupert
to
salvage
lines
and
cables
for
use
in
this
district
and
that,
in
future,
he
will
not
be
required
to
leave
the
town
for
longer
than
one
day
at
a
time.
Enquiries
by
mail
requesting
complete
Information
about
the
district
and
its
opportunities
keep
coming
Into
the
Board
from
A
Special
Purchase
2.05
and
335
yd.
First
Quality
Gabardines,
Tricotonsf
Glen
Checks,
Houndstooth
Suitings,
away
below
present
day
prices.
All
nmv
fall
sliades
suitable
for
Suits,
Coats,
Slacks,
Skirts,
Men's
Sport
Shirts.
56"
wide.
tume
and
these
were
judged
bv
prospective
settlers.
One
from
Denver,
Colorado,
and
one
from
Fort
Worth,
Texas,
were
handed
e
Enjoys
Isllowe'en
t
Hallowe'en
this
quietest
known
In
thiiiK
of
a
rec-
Nylon
Hose
to
the
publicity
committee
for
reply.
A
request
from
C.
V.
Faulkner,
land
inspector,
for
complete,
da-tailed
information
of
the
district
from
Harolton
to
Shames
for
the
office
of
the
Land
J.
B.
McKay.
James
O'Brien
and
Stanley
Smith.
Prize
winners
were:
;
Best
dressed
Oabrielle
Tet-reault,
as
a
Chinese
girl.
Most
original
Alan
Smith
as
an
Indian.
Most
appropriate
Ann
Cote
at,
a
witch.
The
smallest
In
costume
wm,
Kenny
Calder.
Comic
prize-winners
were:
Jimmy
Laird,
as
Hairless
Joe
and
Jean
and
Myrna
Smith
as
skeletons.
Prize
winners
in
selling
Shell
Subs
by
one
of
the
best
known
monufocturers.
New
when
there
were"
48"
Drapery
Fabrics
10
PIECES
Discontinued
lines.
Satin-faced
Denims,
Roughtex
and
Bengaline.
Assorted
printed
designs.
All
perfect.
33
1-3
less
than
present
day
prices.
shades.
All
sizes.
97c
PAIR
Research
and
Survey,
addressed
to
Mr.
Robinson,
was
deemed
too
large
a
request
for
any
committee
of
the
Board
of
Trade
to
handle
and
was
sent
back
to
the
if:ved
bv
the
local
pol--ftport
of
damage
,
children
gathered
lt
::r,tre
at
an
early
hour
,jne
where
the
Kins-l
jolly
time
waiting
for
Hut
doE.s.
Ice
cream,
All
Wool
Blankets
proper
department
at
Prince
out
tickets
were
Susie
Sikler
who
George.
Heather
shade,
64"
x
86'
CLEARING
AT
PER
YARD
.
...
2.95
Lcandv
s.s
well
as
a
(Continued
on
page
8)
Extra
good
value
ot
PAIR
10.95
Reporting
on
radio,
Steve
How-lett
stated
that,
as
there
appears
to
have
been
no
action
after
the
radio
survey
of
July
10,
a
letter
be
sent
to
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation
with
a
copy
i
1
AMBITIOUS
PLAN
News
Classifieds
Make
Sales.
i
Terrace
Dyke
Good
Host
is
Is
Proposed
to
me
Minister
of
Transport
and
E.
T.
Applewhalte,
M.P.,
expres-'
sing
regret
that
nothing
further
appears
to
have
been
done
in
J
regard
to
installing
a
repeater
i
station
here
and
quoting
a
letter
I
from
Mr.
Applewhalte
which
he
I
Centralization
of
Gov't
Buildings,
Terrace,
Urged
Prince
Rupert
Florists
Flowers
fur
Ad
OccaMoim
too
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
77'
i
a
Mind
Keailcr
1
TERRACE
A
letter
from
Will
Robinson,
who
attended
the
and
it
would
eventually
change
I
the
course
of
the
river
to
its'
natural
channel.
j
Duncan
Kerr,
chairman
of
the
Highways
committee,
stated
that
he
had
just
learned
that
the
rock
that
Is
not
used
to
fill
in
the
span
at
the
north
end
of
the
bridge
will
be
utilized
on
the
road
south
of
the
Skeena
River
where
erosion
is
taking
place
just
past
the
Indian
Reserve.
In
regard
to
the
proposed
dyke,
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney
had
stated
a
year
ago
that
the
first
move
differ.
Some
like
dry
drinks,
v.
;
tucewjg
aim
ciiveieu
mix;
ail
nie
POSSlDle
neW
discussions
of
t.hp
Rnarri
nf
TVoHe
jasm
had
received
from
the
Minister
TFPTCAPF
iitiwAEi.
of
Transport
and
which
had!
been
read
earlier
in
the
evening
provincial
and
Centralization
of
federal
government
buildings
for
J
concerned
the
disposal
of
the
-SPEED-
Uerstne
urT
.
TRA
,1,14V.
;
..
u
.
.
.
m
'
wiin
nis
written
comment
of
i
TV,
u
t
d,j
a
DUruciv
nnlv
because
v
i
'
l
fan
vnu
luwn
wilill
Will
IK
11UU1
the
rock
cut
when
it
is
removed
an
dthe
road
straightened
north
of
the
Skeena
bridge.
The
mat
add
meet
nnYiuQSweeteneaj
and
u
.
i
I..J
sweetness
iclc
u"
"lc
Clac
avenue
uuw
uu-
support
from
an
unexpected1,
VVy
source.
This
letter
had
said
that
cupied
by
the
provincial
Department
of
Public
Works
Lh0e.
1tnfd!"iHUlty
,ln
Terrace!was
proposed
in
a
letter
which
received
considerable
was
that
of
Inadequate
coverage
1
.
,
.
by
the
broadcasting
stations
and
discussion
at
the
monthly
meeting
of
the
m
Terrace
leave
ul
dividual
preference;
was
to
have
a
dyking
commission
formed,
No
action
has
been
in
every
mat
a
repeater
station
was
Board
of
Trade
on
Wednesday
taken
in
forming
one,
up
to
date,
i
ter
U
now
under
official
consideration.
The
letter
suggested
that
the
rock
should
be
used
along
the
river
edge
of
the
properties
on
the
Ferry
Island
side
of
the
river
which
suffered
from
flood
damage
in
1936
and
1918
neeaea
nere.
evening.
Board
has
asked
for
at
various
limes.
The
commission
must
be
formed
from
the
residents
from
the
area
concerned
as
it
Is
purely
a
local
affair
set
up
under
the
Provin
H.
Spencer,
reporting
for
the
,
jointly
addressed
to
the
village
industrial
committee,
said
that
commissioners
and
to
C.
J.
Nor-an
lnquldy
in
Denver,
Colorado,
rington.
president
of
the
Board
BURN
BIS
CENTRAL
BUILDING
"In
my
opinion
,an
Integrated
cial
Government.
To
Doms
FOR
YOUR
,
w
What
effect
the
floods
and
the'
one
block
frontage
and
this
would
greatly
add
to
the
convenience
of
the
people
and
it
would
building
should
be
put
up
that
will
centralize
all
provincial
gov-erntnent
activities
at
this
point
In
the
second
place,
the
need
of
a
consequent
changing
of
the
who
nau
requested
miormauon
from
the
Board
concerning
cold
storage
lockers
here
will
be
coming
to
set
up
such
a
system
in
the
not
too
distant
future;
AGRICULTURE
of
Trade,
the
letter
read:
"During
the
past
season
certain
officials
have
discussed
with
us
the
desirability
of
securing
a
new
location
for
the
Public
Works
wcrkshop
and
garage
at
this
river
channel
had
had
on
this
(be
evident
that
such
a
group
of
area,
also
dyking.
Including
nat
LONDON.
DRY
I
i
buildings
would
greatly
improve
federal
building
is
very
much
alive
here
and
it
has
been
point
ural
dyking,
such
as
the
plant
point.
We
have
found
them
a
6
A
progress
report
on
agricul-
ed
out
to
me
by
federal
author!
ing
of
small
trees,
etc.,
were
ex
plained.
i
A.
M
A
S
S
H
O
ture
was
given
by
H.
King
who
acre
tract
outside
of
the
town
:
ties
that
-uch
a
building
should
......
.
.
...
-
'1
...a
1
!(....
I,
i
;
r.
Joplrnhla
'
.
.
.....
the
appearance
of
that
part
of1
Lakelse
Avenue
and,
in
that
way,
tend
to
the
more
orderly
planning
and
development
of
the
district.
As
a
result,
a
letter
will
be
sent
m
Gun
v
mw
'
J
i
saia
mat
ne
naa
met
Mr.
Berry
tt"u
wc
""
u,""c
proviae
accommoaauon
ior:
who
is
in
charge
of
the
Illustra-
location
and
we
have
Intimated)
...
PostoIfice
t
ro.ii
i
i
j
fViofr
ufa
a
r
a
nrnoroH
in
clpn
nut.
!
(
to
the
district
engineer
request
Ine
his
consideration
for
the
"It
is
quite
possible
that,
under
w".
XVTv.:.,:
..r::7.
r,
'
'Dominion
Government
and
construction
of
a,
fin
boom
at
such
a
scheme,
the
present
police
r":r:r".
.
.
k
T,.
i
Telegraphs.
i,
i
von
ra
Pntot
n
sf
ts-nnc
of
rt
'
(IP
311
nirPCL
WlLfl
LI16
OWI1LT.
Ill
station
site
would
be
no
longer
the
eastern
entrance
of
the
Ferry
Island
slough.
f
other
words
w
wish
to
make
it)
"3.
Accommodation
in
advance
reoulred
for
Dolice
services
and
I
aiiu
itk
iitiliiv
imi;vwaj9
la-jritig
j
-
-
-
,
clear
to
the
Board
that
we
have
for
customs.
It
was
reported
that
a
start
out
the
grounds.
He
will
budget
"4.
Accommodation
in
advance
i
"ZTT",
'
had
been
made
on
the
irravellinK
P
V
p
-a
I
N
G
no
idea
of
securing
commission
:'or
assistance.
Next
year
straw
of
the
western
section
of
the
!'"'
"""-
Iment
of
the
centre
part
of
the
berries,
tree
fruits
and
vegetables
will
be
grown
here.
Hi
!
I
"9.
neauquurters
ior
me
ivuyi
jown
"
Canadian
Mounted
Police.
(
.
Klrwlvpv
KENNEY
REPLIES
,F
'
been
ifMR-
"My
thought
has
that,
land
when
the
Public
Works
De-
"Mr.
Kenney
in
replying,
says
nnrt.mBnt.
vnrnt
this
area,
then
he
feels
that
the
Minister
of
The
1950
issue
of
the
California
Automobile
Association
road
map
showed
that
the
highway
16
for
ourselves.
"It
will
be
necessary
In
the
near
future
to
build
a
more
modern
workshop
and
department
officials
iiave
realized
that
it
is
better
for
this
to
be
on
some
other
location
than
on
the
present
site
on
Lakelse
Avenue.
"In
a
recent
letter
to
Mr.
Ken-ney
I
told
him
of
these
discus
Terrace-Copper
River
highway.
However,
all
the
roads
are
in
a
deplorable
state.'
Highway
signs
are
being
mado
and
will
be
erected
by
the
department
as
they
arrive
in
the
district.
The
plan
of
a
sign
of
the
town's
...
I
KM
k.
ln.rn.llM
II
n.
riliauuc
anuuiu
un
iui
uiau
j
proached
in
this
matter
and
suggested
that
the
whole
Idea
snds
at
Hazelton
instead
of
going
on
to
Prlnc
Rupert
and
It
was
;
thought
that
the
Department
of
Trade
and
Industry
should
recti
O
TOYS
0
BOOKS
""
O
GAMES
O
XMAS
CARDS
O
COSMETICS;,
Doms
Department
STORE
be
placed
before
responsible
or-
Service
Clubs'
'to
be
erected
at
fy
this.
ganizations
for
their
thought
and
I
thft
entrance
of
the
towa
was
sions
and
also
advanced
my
per
consideration
and
such
actions
Following
a
certain
amount
of
sonal
ldea
for
the
use
of
this
there
would
be
approximately
a
half
block
frontage
on
Lakelse
Avenue
and
this
could
very
readily
be
allotted
so
that
the
provincial
building
would
have
one
part
and
the
Dominion
building
the
other
part.
The
result
would
be
that
we
should
then
have
on
the
frontage
of
one
block
the
Dominion
building,
the
Provincial
building
and
the
provincial
Forest
Department
.
building.
In
other
words,
we
would
concentrate
all
government
services
In
sent
in
for
consideration
to
the
Board
by
the
district
engineer
who
will
have
to
issue
the
permit
for
such
a
sign.
i
discussion
a
decision
was
made
property
if
and
when
vacated.
It
to
acquaint
Mr.
Crocker
of
Prince
nas
become
increasingly
evident
rinnrcrn
nf
the
nnssibllities
in
the1
v
wv
0w
I
UU1111B
till.
JJUlJV
-
jv.ui
development
of
the
clay
deposits
it
js
desirable
for
the
provincial
as
they
ma
see
fit
to
take."
The
decision
of
the
Board
was
that
the
letter
should
be
tabled
until
the
next
meeting
and,
In
the
meantime,
have
it
aired
through
the
press
reports.
Any
comments
forthcoming
would
be
welcomed
by
the
Board.
adlacent
to
Terrace.
It
was
.
government
to
have
their
own
BROADWAY
CAFE
buildings
here
that
will
provide
accommodation
for:
1.
An
officer
of
the
finance
stated
that
there
are
also
de-i
posits
of
porcelain
clay
in
the
I
district.
1
It
M.
Wightman,
manager
of
department
who
will
handle)
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
and
a
wc4
Best
Food
provincial
revenues
sucn
as
me
collection
of
motor
vehicle
drivers'
licenses,
drivers'
licenses,
game
licenses,
trade
licenses
and
all
other
departmental
revenues.
pew
member,
was
welcomed
to
I
the
meeting
by
the
president
and
the
canvass
for
the
funds
for
the
March
of
Dimes
in
aid
of
the
Crippled
Children's
Home
will
be
undertaken
by
him.
jit
time
Finest
Cooking
'...'j
Hours:
7
a.m.
to
1
a.mp
These
matters
are
at
present;
being
handled
through
the
office
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Before
the
close
of
the
meet
Police
and.
while
I
do
not
have
ing
Mr.
Norrlneton,
on
behalf
of
I'JATEn
tells
the
truth
about,.,
UillSKY
For
take
home
orders
Phone
200
iirTTir'JfcZ.ii
iiKNf
1
1
af.n.i
definite
figures,
my
estimate
of
the
matter
is
that
such
revenues
this
year
will
amount
to
at
lenst
$20,000.
We
realize
that
the
mm
police
should
be
released
from
the
Board,
thanked
Steve
How-lett
for
his
Interest
and
work
in
the
Board
both
as
a
member
and
chairman
of
the
radio
committee.
He
congratulated
Mr.
Howlett
on
his
promotion
and
expressed
the
wish
of
the
members
that
both
he
and
his
wife
would
be
happy
in
their
new
sphere.
'(S.
s
odvertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
these
other
functions
ana
aiso
that
better
service
would
be
available
to
the
people
generally
if
a
finance
officer
were
located
here.
P
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia;
L
"
!
y-i
s
i
"2.
An
office
and
accommoda
I
nir
tion
for
the
Public
Health
service.
Many
remarks
have
been
made
during
the
past
season
that
the
Public
Health
nursing
accom
modation
at
the
Red
Cross
Hos
iSeajjram's
pital
Is
Inadequate
to
meet
tne
situation,
especially
at
the
time
when
the
children
are
going
!
there
for
clinical
services.
"3.
Accommodation
s
for
the
n
Pi
fls
111
r
""Ti
$
14
1
1
j
'
Put
Seagram's
"BT
to
th
water
test.
For
water
(plain
or
sparkling)
Is
your
most
reliable
guide
to
the
whole
truth
about
any
whisky.
Water
odds
nothing,
detracts
nothing,
but
reveals
a
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
Say
SEAGRAM'S
and
be
SURE
,
i
of
the
finest
MS3
.
The
Pioneer
Druggists
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
C
.
xmacuasis
Social
Service
brancn.
Aireaay
the
Social
Service
Is
spending,
on
the
average
,one
week
tn
four
in
this
district
and
they
have
no
central
point
at
which
to
meet
people
who
want
to
contact
them
in
the
matter
of
services.
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1
CltlllAMOU
BUNS
THERE
IS
NOTHING
MORE
APPETIZING
THAN
A
"4.
An
office
for
a
game
offi
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it
not
published
or
dUptayed
by
ANDARD
OF
0.
C.
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
cial.
This
would
provide
accommodation
for
the
officer
that
the
QDDGOC
"
OUR
CINNAMON
BUNS
TRY
OUR
CUP
CAKES
TOO!
Y
RUPERT
BAKERY
LTD.