return
to
the
city
a
few
days
ago
and
Brantford-west
j
from
a
visit
in
Toronto
with
his
north
of
Toronto
east
and
Prince
Rupert
Daily
rJevi
Friday,
March
24.
1950
:son,
Alex
mcdonaid
who
ta
in
nt
was
the
heaung
equipment
business
dustry
ta
humming
and
eXe
in
Ontario',
metropolis.
tion
boomng;.
wSna
1
.
aCdOnald
d
lr
Mnnrtnnnlil
H
u
r
I
r,
r,
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
Mrs.
C.
R.
Newhouser,
Terrace
Reporter
fast
Terrope
Civic
Centre
Much
Done
-Last
Year
..,.
....
,
-
.
.
b
c
lt.lls
rna
nn
if
mauib
1
w
f
e
don't
really
month's
absence,
also
had
the
op
The
construction
of
the
m.h-
u
l've'
"Py
porunlty
of
visiting
such
Indus-
James
Stevenson.'
i
fallowing
hi
trial
ciues
as
namnton,
usnawa
Mrs.
F.
McGilvery
left
on
Tues-
Auditor-day's
train
for
Prince
Rupert
class.
pjj
Aif
Yexall
Re-Appointed
Director
where
her
daughttr,
Alanna,
a!
-
"
MLs
Ruby
Frank
has
arrlved
student
at
the
convent,
is
par-
I
'from
Prince
George
to
reside
Ucimtinw
ungating
in
m
ii-o
the
w
.
Music
and
i
...
.
..
here
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Drama
Festival
in
the
vocal
Mrs.
Jack
Frank.
way
in
Toronto
along
Front
Street
from
York
and
up
Yonge
jto
St.
Clair
is
an
impressive
project
designed
to
get
surface
traf-
.fic
underground
and
relieve
congestion,
Mr.
MacdonaJd
says.
j
Among
former
Prince
Rupert
people
Mr.
Macdonald
eneoun-
.
tered
in
the
East
was
Mrs.
Howard
Steen
who
now
lives
at
O.ih-
!
awa
with
her
son,
Tom.
Jut
ihal
the
rotb-
HINARO
,
4
fat
w
ithff.
CWt
belli
,
k
it
kudjr.
I
4
iktcf
truaaieiltir
TERRACE
Following
the
election
of
officers
at
Wednesday
night's
meeting
of
the
Terrace
Civic
Centre
Association,
it
was
decided
to
accept
the
application
of
Aif
Yoxall
for
the
position
of
managing
director
of
the
Civic
Centre
at
the
same
salary
as
be-lore.
The
secretary
was
instructed
to
get
in
touch
with
him
!
Johnny
Hipp
ret
urned
on
Tuesday
night
from
Vancouver
where
j
he
has
attended
the
U.B.C.
on
an
j
agricultural
'
course.
He
also
The
1950
slate
of
officers
is
as
iollows:
Piesident-B.
R.
Dodds.
Vice-President
E.
S.
Sargent.
Secretary
D.
Bain.
TreasurerGeorge
Peters.
Members;-at
-
Large
J.
H.
l
visited
relatives
at
Port
Alberni
and.
Prince
George.
FEEL
LIKE
LOAFiN'!!!
immediately
and
have
him
back
I
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
j
Monday.
Wednesday,
Friday
8:00
p.m.
I
From
the
East-Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturday
10:15
p.m.
Classified
ao
orlng
results.
Newspapei-
advertising
pays
ofl
Smith,
G.
McAdams,
W.
F.
J.
Osborne,
O.
Kaulbeck.
Lment
i
"ot
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
r
j
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
w
vne
jod
which
he
started
nearly
three
years
ago
and
from
which
he
resgined
15
months
ago.
Success
was
reported
in
all
the
6.95
i
7.95
1-
I
.
-
Plain
or'
i
Double
Strapped
year's
activities
of
the
Association
at
the
third
annual
meeting
!
which
was
held
In
the
bowling
j
alleys.
B.
R.
Dodds
presided
1
I
.
if
!
r
.
.1
km
'
t
I
over
the
well
attended
meeting
at
which
the
committee
reports
were
presented.
Many
repairs
and
improvements
had
been
made,
outside
and
inside
the
building,
entailiiM?
.considerable
m
1
Let
Us
Help
Yobi
v
a
I
.
.
o(i
2
1
If
you
have
a
home
buildfn
problem
or"
ar
planning;
'
to
buljcj
pALI.
363
,J
0
tut
y
I
expense.
Three
hundred
chairs
had
been
purchased
for
the
auditorium.
A
bowling
club
had
been
1
farmed
and
league
games
started.
'
Though
there
were
more
teams
entered
in
the
league
this
year
IJian
last.
Jt
.was
hoped
to
have
I
still
more.
Tlie
choral
group
was
under
way
and
would
be
ready
in
j
j
May
tot
a
musical
production
in
J
!
tniu.)ction
with
tie
Symphony
'
'
orchestra.
There
had
only
been
one
jyjodutHion
of
the
drama
;
.cluij,
lesulu
of
which
had
been
I
very
disappointing
due
to
the
old
hall.
A
recommendation
was
made
a
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
Limited
J
BUILDERS
U
CONTRACTORS
0
Calvert
Mount'Royal
Emm
by
Pres
ident
Dodds
to
the
incom
Canadian
UMiisku
X.
FINE
PRATING
at
I
REGAL
PRiiffER
PHONE
21
v
222
Second
Avo.
ing
executive
(jiat
the
first
project
snould
be
the
Installina
of
a
proper
heating
system.
Mir
jl
The
finances
of
4,he
association
are
In
a
good
state,
a
little
over
$fl00
tm
remaining
on
the
bank
loan
but
everything
else
being
in
will
never
harm
you!
Uie
clear.
Tliis
ailvcrtlsement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Ijcuior
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
FOR
HEALTH'S
SAKE
Try
a
Steamhath
at
.
,.
:
The
president
explained
what
inir.li.lKin
"art
ii."-wnlili
your
lx-vr-rn"!'!
CafTi-in
(in
?e
had
been
done
with
regard
to
the
"i"11
"'
lnmr
Woml.iful
I
n(I.
i-fii
o
hi
turaur
nlmh
ran't
Horlhern
Sports
&
Health
Springs
M
tour
otiiiiixi'li
or
nrrvr
or
t-Wi).
Mure
;
t.n.,,,.
Hit
iiluni-lliiicll
Oni-r
I'oilum
Tmlnv.
fire
insurance
on
the
building.
It
had
been
paid
by
the
village
commissioners
who
would
be
reimbursed
by
the
association.
However
the
commissioners
had
donated
the
money
which
had
twso
paid
by
Ine
Association
in
water
rates
since
the
eentre
was
STEAM
BATHS
SHOWERS
'
MASSAGE
'
-
t
Truly
a
Treat
The
wide
variety
of
delicious
CAKES
will
amaze
and
please
you
at
A
Product
of
Gnral
foods
.
.
.
Open
From
H
Noon
to
tt
a.ni?'
f
;
PHONE
658
.
7
days
weekly
r
6th
St.
tt
Srd
Ae.
opened.
Deduced
from
the
in-
'
stance
premium
this
left
a
balance
of
$18410
still
to
be
paid
In
future,
the
commissioners
will
Tit
ARRIVING
DAILY
RUPERT
BAKERY
LTD.
reiunti
at
the
ma
of
each
year
,
the
money
paid
in
to
them
by
(he
association
In
water
rates.
The
vexed
question
of
who
is
the
beneficiary
of
the
insurance
iwliey
should
the
building
bum
down
was
aired
with
Commls-:
sioner
lUugland
stating
that
the
village,
as
owners
of
the
property,
i
would
be
the
beneficiary.
How-
'
DOWN
WITH
SHAVING
From
the
Eastern
StyleCentres
SKIRTS
Ceianese,
wools4and
Gabardines
$4.95
to
$10.95
COMPLETE
YOUR
EASTER
OUTFIT
with
our
large
selection
,
of
Blouses,
Gloves
and
Purses.
.
"
'
-
...;;.
,:
FOR
THE
CHILDREN
AND
YOUNO
MISS
just
arrived,
Parly
Dresses
in
Taffeta
and
Silks
$3.85
to'
$9.00.,
.
'.
V'
'
For
all
your
Smallwares,
yarns,
and
shoe
'needs,-;
visit
-oUr-downstairs
'
'
store.
-
'
'
''
JOIN
THE
GYRO
BEARD
GROWING
CONTEST
TODAY
Open
to
Everyone'
Enter
Today
Contestants
must
be
clean
Shaven
when
entering
ever;
it
was
well
understood
that,
in
such
an
event
as
the
building
being
destroyed
by
fire,
a
public
meeting
would
be
called
to
decide
what
would
be
done
w.ih
tho
insurance
av.d
there
was
no
doubt
out
it
would
go
for
a
new
c.vic
centre.
1
,
.
'.
The
retiring
secretary,
Mrsi
C.
R.-,
Newhouser.
was
accorded
a
hearty
vote
of
thanks
and
appreciation
for
her
services
during
th
past
three
years.
DOM'S
DEPARTIf
IT
STORE
F.STF.R
NOW
AT
JERRY'S
BAEBEB
SHOP
CAPITOL
BARKER
SHOP
No
Entry
Charge
PRIZES
1st.
$ro.oo
.
2nd.
$20.00
3rd.
$10.00
.
i
f
.'
'
i
L
BROADWAY
CAFT
CONTEST
CLOSES
MAY
5TH
GYRO
KLONDIKE
N'.TE
I
Best
Food
.
Hours
t
ajn.
to
1
a.m.
"
For
Take-Home
Orders
Phon
200
Frostie
TLocEcer
presents
for
your
LENTEN
SEASON
Choice
Salmon
Fillets,
lb
Fresh
Frown
Bed
Sprlnff
Salmon
bv
the
piece,
per
lb.
PHONE
79
PHONE
79
You'll
love
Electric
Cooking!
It's
fast
.
.
.
brings
food
to
cxking
temperatures
tjukkJy.
Ii's
cool
.
,
,
the
beat
goes
into
the
food,
not
the
kitchen.
It's
simple
as
turning
on
a
light.
And
it's
dean
,
,
,
no
soot,
no
fumes,
no
smoke,
no
aslies
.
and
no
flues
or
stove
pipes
to
need
attention.
It's
economical
too
.
.
.
you'll
be
surprised
how
little
it
costs
to
cook
electrically.
And
it
give
you
tastier,
more
nutritious
food
for
your
family
as
well
as
reducing
work
and
giving
you
more
time
to
devote
to
your
family.
Drop
in
and
look
over
the
wide
variety
of
ranges.
One
to
suit
'he
size
of
your
household
would
add
greatly
to,
the
attractiveness
of
your
kitchen
and
to
your
joy
of
life.
J
011
"30c
.
1
Sftc
)
I
i
60c
1
1
S4
,
I
,
89c
1
'
..
'1
!
Fresh
Frozen
Red
SpTlng
Sal-
-
mop
Steak,
lb.
I
Halibut
chunks,
lb
j
Hidibut
by
the
niece,
lb
Halibut
Steaks,
lb.
Acadia
Bait
Cod,
lb.
Ung
Cod
Fillets,
lb.
"
I
Red
Cod
Fillets,
lb.
,
I
Sole
Fillets,
lb
fflixlim
I
III
'
Kippered
Herring,
lb
32c
iC
i
m
f
89c
j
Fresh
Frown
Herring,
lb
Smoked
White
Spring
Salmon,
ib
:
Eastern
Flnoan
Haddle,
lb.
Smoked
Blaelt
Cod
by
pleoe,
lb.
Eastern
8moked
Cod
Fillets,
lb.
Pickled
Herring,
18
oz.
Jar
Shrimp
Meat
lb
Fraser
River
Smelts,
Ib.
Smoked
ted
Spring
Salmon,
lb.
ml
75c
cm
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