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j:3cUis
Monday,
February
7,
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Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
Mrs.
C.
R.
De
Kcrgoinmcaux.
Terrace
Reporter
of
the
approaching
opening
up
of
the
military
hospital
which
it
is
learned
will
have
a
staff
of
between
GO
and
100
personnel.
To
obviate
further
flood
dam-ago,
the
land
owners
In
the
vicinity
of
the
slough
from
Kerr's
farm
to
Brauns
Island
have
petitioned
for
the
dyking
of
that
area.
Conservative
estimate
of
the
cost
of
such
a
dyke
Is
$22,800
and
hopes
are
high
that
such
a
project
will
not
be
long
in
getting
underway.
SCHOOL
TO
GET
MOVIE
CAMERA
Terraec
P.-T.A.
Makes
Plans
For
Year
t
TERRACE
At
a
very
enthusiastic
meeting
of
the
Parent-Teachers'
Association
the
members
decided
to
purchase
a
fihr
camera
for
uhe
in
the
Elementary
school.
This
year's
project
came
up
for
discussion
with
several
suggestions
being
brought
forward
by
the
members,
such
as
hot
lunches,
library
books
and
dental
care
for
the
children.
C.
W.
Mlchiel.
chairman
of
Hie
school
board,
detailed
a
few
plans
which
were
being
formed
for
the
new
High
School
near
the
present
primary
school
and
thanked
the
members
ofc
the
F.-T.A.
for
their
past
help
In
supplying
things
for
the
school
which,
at
the
time,
were
beyond
the
reach
of
the
school
board.
jviONUAI
-rUL
4:
15
-Slock
Quotations
and
lnt
4:30
-Magic
Adventure
4:45
Easy
Listening
5:45
The
Question
Box
5:00
Musical
Program
5:30
Pops
on
Parade
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:
15-Martial
Airs
8:30
Musical
Varieties
6:45
Plantation
House
Party
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
-CBC
News
Round-up
7:30
-Club
Dale
7:43-On
Mike
Tonight
8:00-R.C.A.F.
Band
Concert
8:30--Guy
Lomburdo
Show
0:00-National
Farm
Radio
Forum
9:30
-Recital
10:00
CBC
News
10
:
10
CBC
News
10:15
Provincial
Affairs
10:30
Biltmore
Hotel
Orch.
W
Mvfna
Inu.
rrcri...
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Dana
Andrews.
TercaK
Viroinia
Mawn
.
u.
-
c
Dr.-
Lira
and
Mr.
Simons,
secretary
of
the
Iluzclton
Hospital,
drove
In
to
Terrace
at
the
weekend
on
their
way
to
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver.
They
were
accompanied
by
Miss
McLcou
who
spent
a
couple
of
days
with
friends
in
town
before
returning
to
her
duties
at
the
Ilazelton
Hospital.
r
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nudgy
tain?
C.
W.
Alger
d
uve
to
IlaVelton
last
week
on
school
board
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S
Mrs.
Grenfell
and
two
children
have
returned
from
Rc-glna
where
they
spent
the
paut
few
weeks
visiting
relatives.
COLD
UP
THAR?
Foster
Hewitt
is
apparently
used
to
the
temperature
in
that
gondola,
way
up
over
the
ice
in
Maple
Leaf
Gardens.
He
should
be,
perched
there
for.
lo,
these
many
years.
However,
Wayne
and
Shuster
appear
to
be
finding
the
upper
air
Mighty
chilly.
Not
even
the
excitement
of
Wvi
game
seems
to
be
able
to
warm
the
blood
of
these
two
so-called
sport
fans.
k
Dr.
Co(,k
who
Is
with
the
Hospital
Insurance
in
Victoria!
has
been
In
town
on
official!
business
in
connection
with
thej
military
hospital.
1
IOTEL
ARR
10:55
Interlude
U
:00
-Weather
and
Sign-Oft
TUESDAY
A.
M
LLOYD
MANGRUM
GOING
STRONG
TUCSON,
Arizona,
tt-Lloyu
Mangrum
sank
a
six-inch
put!,
on
the
El
Rio
Country
Club
Terrace
Man
is
Burned
to
Death
''flint
Itupr
W.
Baker
and
E.
IluckholU
have
left
for
roil
Edward
where
they
will
follow
their
trade,
as
carpenters.
Terrace
has
been
glad
to
learn
7
J.
McLachlan
of
Port
Moody
and
A.
C.
Mastertou
of
North
Vancouver,
engineers,
are
In
town
in
connection
with
the
;
00
-Musical
ClocK
00
CBC
New.'
8:
Especially
did
he
thanMhem
for
last
year's
soup
kitchen
which
had
proved
of
great
benefit
to
the
children,
lie
also
pledged
that
for
every
dollar
the
P.-T.A.
spent
on
the
camera,
the
school
board
Would
spend
an
equal
amount
for
films
for
It.
The
meeting
was
held
in
the
Credit
Union
hall
with
Mrs.
Van
Stolk
as
chairman.
After
open
A.
A
w
i
(I,
W'ealiici-.SDiion
t,
I...
I,.r(rr
t'lilrrlv
liiwr
I
The
house
was
not
damamd
.
...
.
i
eighteenth
green
yesterday
with
,
.
.
...
i
.
.....
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'
heating
plant
at
the
military
hospital.
W.
E.
Lylc
and
A.
E.
Scott,
a
careless
penouium
ins
miui
the
nonchantl
stroke
did
the
i
Meets
With
Untimely
Kurt
as
the
flic
was
cxling.ii.shcd
before
the
arrival
of
the
fire
en-
TERRACE
-James
Porter.
75.
jnp
long-time
resident
of
the
dis-
j
51
Iricl,
died
Sunday
morning
im
Ber;;,
N,
A
w,
,,.,
15
Morning
Song
30
Music
for
Moderns
45-l.ittic
Concert
00
BBC
News
and
Cotnty
15
Morning
Devotion
30
-
Morning
Concert
59
Time
Si-'imJ
8:
8
8
a
9
9
9
10
10
following:
j
Davey,
ImIivdu;,,
both
of
Vernon,
are
In
town
on
B.
C.
Tower
Commission
busl-
i
ing
with
"O
Canada,"
the
presi
the
Red
Cross
Hospital
from
I
.
Won
the
United
States
open
clay.
Vuiuijuvi't,
u
champion
the
$2000
first
prize
Vancouver:
D,
J
i,
in
the
$10,000
Tucson
open
'
gary;
G.
J.iy,
rma
:00
Ellen
Harris
ness.
dent
welcomed
the
fathers
who
burns
which
covered
his
entire
were
present.
'body
after
an
explosion
caused
;
15
Morning
Melodies
tournament.
t
Acton.
Sa.-.k;itrWl
by
using
gasoline
to
start
a
fire.
30
Roundup
Time
45
Scandinavian
Melodies
Made
nun
the
icaaing
unuea
Terrace;
Mr?
i
CI
n
I
no
nwit-witr
u-ii-iiini
til
Intn
111
i
.
10
10
A
very
entertaining
program
had
been
arranged
by
Mrs.
Campbell
and
Miss
Larscn.
Eight
tiny
tots
from
the
primary
ovuivo
ii.umj
....
""-
i-ori
,
Clements-
M
Having
been
hospitalized
for
a
few
days
deceased
had
just
returned
home
when
the
explo-
11
1949
with
a
total
of
$5,755.
P.
E.
Bishop
and
D.
McConibie
of
Smlthcrs,
surveyors,
are
spending
some
time
in
Terrace
in
connection
whir
the
drainage
of
Lnkelsc
Avenue.
Smith(
rs;
Mis.
E
:00
Musical
Varieties
:15-Songs
of
Yesterday
:30
Weather
forecast
11
La
Bichc.
Al'u
Set
a
72-hoic
El
Rio
course
record
of
263
17
under
par.
school
did
their
physical
exer-
'sinn
orrmmH
.it
2:4.r
n
m
Rt-
II
die
and
daughter
l
The
Daily
News
wishes
to
draw
attention
to
tht
ru!:
that
classified
and
transient
advertising
is
payable
in
ad-'
vanic
at
the
office
at
time
of
presenting
copy
for
adver
Using.
Those
desiring
to
ad-verti.se
in
this
manner
in
thf
Daily
News
are
asked
t-
assist
the
effice
and
respect
this
rule
by
refraining
from
telephoning
classified
'
II
II
31
Message
Ter.ua
33-Recorded
Interlude
:
45
Let's
Waltz
Mrs.
McGilvery
has
pos;
poind
her
trip
to
the
eastern
flutes.
Alia.;
W.
p,
ver;
J.
Eiiiiioiuivoc
Mrs.
M.
O.-n-Kiu.
;
Woods,
Smithers
eises
to
the
record
player
which
j
urday.
All
aflame
he
was
drag-had
been
supplied
by
the
organ!-
gcd
outside
by
Mrs.
E.
Gleason,
zation.
Other
records
were
play-j
a
neighbor,
and
rolled
in
the
ed
and
enjoyed.
These
young
snow
but
his
clothing
was
still
children
were
Judith
Amdam,!
smouldering
on
his
arrival
at
Ann
Smi!h.
Barbara
Hagen,
Ber-
hospital
where
Dr.
McGilvery
at
nice
Lee,
John
Jones.
Pierre
Nor-
once
reported
his
condition
to
i
:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
i
12
1
12
!
12
j
12
Am
15
CBC
News
:25
-Program
Resume
30-B.
C.
Farm
Broadcast
55
-Recorded
Interlude
niandeau,
David
Toop
and
Teddy
be
very
poor.
Washington
Wins
Honors
In
Skiing
BANFF,
9
University
ol
Washington's
well
-
drilled
ski
team
captured
major
honors
in
the
third
annual
Alberta
intercollegiate
ski
meet
in
a
weekend
battle
against
ttuduiti
itom
the
Universities
of
Lr.ti.-n
Columbia
and
McGill.
NEW
it
HOI,
12:
1:
1:
Farquam.
Mrs.
Amdam
gave
a
reading
at
the
beginning
of
the
meeting
and
Mrs.
Campbell
brought
forward
the
Idea
of
the
"Problem
1
pTT
Gordon
Little
of
East
Kwinitsa
was
a
business
visitor
last
Friday.
Due
to
slides
on
the
line
west
of
Terrace,
Tuesday's
train
from
the
east
turned
here
and
returned
to
the
east
the
,v.n;c
evening.
Passengers
for
Prime
Rupert
stayed
over
here,
accommodation
at
the
hotels
being
strained
to
the
utmost.
:00-:30-
Concert
Hour
Bernie
Braden
Tells
u
Story
Com't'y
Consumer
B.C.
School
Bdct.
Musical
Program
-
-i
...
-
.
.
A
Borne
Awa;ts
ii
Nothing
Could
60
Roomi.
Ha
I
2
2
2
3
3
3
PORCUPINE
NAMES
Box,"
an
idea
which
will
be
ad-!
opted.
j
ri.ms
for
another
school
con-,
cert
which
will
take
the
form
of'
;an
operetta
to
be
held
in
May!
I
were
made
and,
as
the
P.-T.A
I
Wife
45
-
Western
Five,
Ottawa
00
-Ethel
and
Albert
15
Spotlight
On
a
Star
The
porcupine
is
ai.so
kiiowni
PRINCE
RITE
i
Phone
HI
K
as
qulll-pig,
urson,
hcdgn.o:
and
qullk-r.
20
I
.30
Sketches
In
Melody
Divertimento
BBC
News
-International
Com't
y
:45
3
3
3
Be
Finer!
,
I
Evening
Gowns
5
For
that
Formal
Impres-
a
slon.
All
sizes,
12
to
44.
Style
selection,
too.
And
Not
Exprnsive
"
:
rupert
:
5
PEOPLES
STORE
:55
will
supply
all
the
costumes,
Mrs-Bailey
was
appointed
costume
convenor.
The
meet
log
also
decided
U.
pay
transportation
for
the
school
children
who
will
participate
in
I
r
-
TERRACE
GUIDES
ARE
AT
STRENGTH
TERRACE
As
(he
company
of
Girl
Guides
is
now
up
to
strength
with
an
enrolment
ol
30
Captain
C.
Mcllroy
asked
the
the
Music
and
Drama
Festival:
I
"to
be
held
In
Prince
Ruuert
in
.--
-
HyCOL
Take
y:
from
ti-
u:
sek-cti'ir
i
''
right
Li
SECOND
MAULIXO
PAIGNTON.
Di
vo....hi-e.
En?..
.9
While
cleaning
a
cage.
72-year
old
Jack
Hockling
was
mauled
by
a
224-pound
brown
bear.
Hockling
was
taken
to
hospital
and
his
condition
now
is
satisfactory.
Twelve
years
ago
he
was
mauled
by
a
leopard.
j
May.
Mrs.
A.
Kennedy
was
ap-
pointed
chairman
of
a
Liaison1
I
committee
for
approaching
the
m
coiiDs
school
board
on
different
mat-'
ters
pertaining
to
the
welfare
of
the
children.
Is
Your
Radio
Sick?
I
i
BRING
YOUR
RADIO
;
RADIOPHONE
SET
TO
i
Ken's
Radio
Clinic
Following
l
he
close
of
the
j
meeting,
refreshments
were.
Coniic,
'.;
etipi'i
-li'-,f
i
1
a
r
u
f
,
m
sniall-siznl
CALLS
served.
I
Association
to
officially
close
the
Company.
Any
new
girls
wanting
to
Join
will
be
placed
on
a
waiting
list
to
await
vacancies
or
else
the
formation
of
a
new
company.
Mrs.
Art
Kennedy
reported
that
the
Brownies
had
been
going
for
two
years
and
they
too
were
full
up.
The
Association
members
met
Tuesday
afternoon
and
Mrs.
E.
Head
pretuded.
Summer
ramp
for
the
girls
was
discussed
with
matters
left
as
they
are
until
further
inquiries
are
made.
Fol-
J
i
for
SATISI'.U'TOKY
SIKYUK
lowing
reports,
election
of
of-
X
Dealers
for
TO
BLUE
846
(iKM
KM.
DUY
BATTIIKY
:
fieers
took
place:
"
'
President,
Mrt,.
ilead.
j
i
Vice-President,
Mrs.
J.
Jul.scth.
;
'
Secretary,
Mrs.
II
Fisher.
AND
Hl.STlNGIIOl'SE
713
Second
Ave.
Phone
53
NEW
CHAMPION?
-Here
is
Mariene
Elizabeth
Smith,
17.
of
Niagara
Fails,
a
leading
contender
for
the
1940
Canadian
senior
women's
figure
skating
title
now
held
by
Barbara
Ann
Scott
who
has
turned
professional.
Miss
Smith,
who
was
junior
champion
in
1948
and
placed
third
in
the
senior
contest,
will
seek
the
title
at
Ottawa
February
13-19.
CP
Photoi
BRINGS
PROMPT,
EXPERT
SERVICE
SAAN1CH
Plumbing
&
Heating
NOW7
is
the
7
inw...
Treasurer,
Mrs.
D.
Kerr.
i
A
hearty
vote
tif
thanks
was
tendered
to
Mrs.
Kerr
for
her
past
services
as
secretary-treasurer.
Boy
Seoul
and
Girl
Guide
Week
is
to
be
held
from
Feb-;
ruary
'JO
to
27.
and
a
bi
jain-j
borer
is
being
planned
for
one
InUiht
during
that
wrek
with
the
j
AsstH-ial
ion
and
the
Boy
Scout
.Group
eommiuce
getting
to-:
sether
to
plan
the
event.
HOLLYWOOD
WW
Most
IJp-tn-Dati
CV
the
City
Open
from
8
p.m.
to
We
Specialize
in
Chinese
Dishf
CHOP
SUKY
CHOW
Mhl
lOll
OUTSIDE
OUOERS
I
HONK
lH
to
make
changes
in
your
ivfrivratiun
system.
Wo
will
in'
ixhu
to
assist
you
in
any
mcnts
conteinplati'tl.
Have
your
machine
cheeked
to
see
if
it
is
in
condition
for
the
heavy
work
season
which
is
ahead.
SEE
US
FOR
YOUR
REFRIGERATION
REQUIREMENTS
Walk-in
or
Reach-in
Coolers
Frozen
Fowl
Cabinets
Ice
('ream
Cabinets
and
Domestic
Refrigerators
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
I'llONK
210
or
2W
BOB
FELLER
SIGNS
UP
TO
$72,500
NEW
YORK.
f
Bob
Feller
has
signed
a
one-year
contract
wiih
the
Cleveland
Indians
for
approximately
$72,500
but
Joe
DiMaggio
or
the
New
York
Yankees
will
probably
top
that
figure
today
with
a
pact
for
cIom1
to
$100,000.
j
I
CEMENT
COMIXJNENT
!
Gypsum
is
added
to
Portland
cement
in
the
final
grinding
j
process
to
reculate
the
set
tint
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Skeena
Construction
&
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