Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
December
8,
1950
M(M(Stf
News
report
back
to
the
council
meeting
which
will
precede
the
annual
meeting
in
January.
Strong
condemnation
of
the
Public
Works
departments
at
Terrace
Talks
Snow
Removal
titude
towards
the
district
needs
with
certain
minor
alterations
was
expressed
by
the
members
in
the
setting
up
of
the
pipe
line
following
the
reading
of
cones-
to
this
tank,
the
present
situu-pondence
from
the
department
tion
would
be
greatlv
alleviated,
in
which
it
was
stated
that
the,
Geof
UmWeyi
reportlng
for
BARM
CNR
Co-operatin
Being
Sought
Public
Works
Attitude
Condemned
Timely
Topics
jrom
Terrace
Mrs.
U.
R.
Newhduser,
Terrace
Reporter
Y-Ettes
Elect
Officers
Mrs.
C.
Houghlond
Heads
United
Church
Guild
i
--'
t
'u
luuui
it-
e
cjVjc
centre
stated
that
TERRACE
The
Terrace
and
construct
the
west
approach
to
there
nad
not
bee'n
a
,
en.
'
CAREFUUY
District
Board
of
Trade,
in
cost
for
which
is
?50,0O0.
The
ough
attendance
for
a
regular
meeting,
but
there
had
been
r
w
TERRACE
GETS
WORST
BLIZZARD
TERRACE.
A
terrific
blizzard,
that
raged
all
day
Tuesday
followed
by
heavy
snow
on
Wednesday,
has,'
for
the
second
time
in
the
past
two
weeks,
crippled
the
industry
of
the
district.
Oldtimers
cannot
recall
such
a
heavy
fall
of
snow
and
roads
blocked
so
early
In
the
season,
and
the
Department
of
Public
Works
is
having
a
tough
time
getting
these
roads
open
to
traffic
as
soon
as
possible.
TO
f
OINTS
INi
monthly
session
on
Wednesday
Board
decided
to
forward
a
re-evening,
engaged
in
a
lengthy
quest
to
Victoria
that
this
sum
discussion
on
the
merits
and
be
appropriated
for
this
work
demerits
of
the
snow
ploughing
and
that
this
and
the
cost
of
equipment
in
the
district.
No
paving
the
highway
be
included
agreement
being
reached,
a
in
the
1951
estimates.
The
Board
special
committee
was
empow-was
informed
by
the
Depart-
"MIcolcll
JJwombtt
n
some
informal
discussion
on
a
New
Year's
Eve
Cabaret
which
will
be
held
if
the
executive
can
get
the
catering
done.
The
Board
decided
to
support
Nawf
oundlond
.
;
;
Maritime
Provinces
.
,
Ontario
and
Quub
,
,
Manitoba
;
Saskatchewan
and
Albarta'
British
Columbia
.
.
iment
that
there
would
be
no
A.
C.
Fowler
of
Srnjthers
as
vice-
ered
by
the
president
to
go
into
president
or
tne
Associatea
tha
motto
lh,,rn,mhl,i
onI
n
KlirVPV.
t
nrPSPnt.
frf
thP
TlT
ItJIC
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1(1
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1
UlUiUUglllJ
miU
W
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r.
-
rTmrln
C.
M.
Giggev,
had
an
array
of
tempting
da.nties
which
were
soon
so.d.
Mrs.
E.
Louden
had
charge
cf
the
candy
stall
and
Mrs.
H.
lioul-den
had
charge
of
the
novelty
stall.
Presiding
in
the
kllchen
were
Mrs.
E.
S.
Laird,
Mrs.
E.
Kr.de,
Mrs.
Head,
Mrs.
R.
W.
Thomson.
Mrs.
Hamli.i
had
charge
of
the
tables
and
serviteurs
were
Mrs.
Morgan,
Mrs.
Stewart,
Mrs.
Nabb
and
Miss
E.
Head.
Mrs.
Newhouser
was
cashier.
make
representations
to
the
race-Usk
road
nortn
of
the
"'
1
;
next
meeting
being
the
Public
Works
department
to
get,
Skecna.
I
e.
in
touch
with
the
railroad
auth-,
Reporting
for
the
utilities
com-
n
"H
m;
he
plaC?:f?a.,f
orities
for
co-operation
on
snow
mittee
George
McAdams
stated
f"f
Zn?,J?
IT,
tl
the
hands
Of
the
executive.
n
O.
1
.v,
m.
uii..
that
new
nlninir
and
fitting
are
The
annual
meeting"
of
the
Y-Ettes
of
the
Knox
-
United
Church
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
H.
Smith,
Rev.
P.
H.
Mallett
officiated
at
the
election-of
officers.
New
president
U
Mrs.
D.
Slmnlng;
vice-president,
Mrs.
W.
Martin;
secretary,
Mrs.
D.
Parmenter;
treasurer,
Mrs.
W.
Webb".
Program
convener
Is
Mrs.
Gordon
Haugland.
A
committee
to
see
to
the
needs
of
the
Sunday
School
for
the
Y-Ettes
projects
was
formed.
Serving
on
this
committee
are
Mrs.
K.
McPherson,
Mrs.
Orr,
Mrs.
Mallett.
The
Sunday
School
Christmas
Tree
and
concert
will
be
held
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
on
December'
19
and
arrangements
are
in
the
hands
of
the
members
of
this
group.
LONDON
0,-
Fire
at
the
Brix-
Y?m
,.nnf
-j
.
a
but
the
of
water
Am
J-
j:5'?
and
H.
west
of
Terrace.
This
commit-(here
supply
AUU
King
were
apoointed
to
the
no
tun
nut
ourcv-irtl
ui'JUl
urM,iuy-
od
eight
cars,
but
officials
were
worried.
They
were
des-i
lined
to
oe
destroyed
anyway.
U-e.
consisting
of
Duncan
Kerr,;
from
the
spring
is
still
luaae-G.
Lambley,
Will
Robinson,
will
Quale.
v
..
The
telephone
office
is
in
the
mlnations
committee.
Condolences
will
be
sent
to
Olof
Hanson
on
the
recent
sudden
death
of
his
son,
William,
in
Toronto.
Also
a
letter
of
sympathy
and
hope
for
the
speedy
Harold
Whalen,
junior
ranker
of
Burns
Lake
and
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Whalen,
is
leaving
process
of
being
moved
to
a
new
location
and
a
larger
switchboard
and
more
lines
will
serve
the
district.
On
this
matter,
Mr.
Ml
shortly
for
Weyburn,
Sa-skatche-
j
wan.
where
he
will
be
married
i
to
Miss
Eveline
Florin,
former:
matron
of
the
Outpost
Hos-:
pital.
I
Norrington
stated
that,
when
recovery
oi
Mrs.
Appiewnaue
work
on
this
building
had
ceas-
ln
be
sent
t0
E-
T-
Applewhalte,
ed
very
recently,
and
the
crew
Mp-
withdrawn,
he
contacted
E.
T.
B"01'"'
tne
cose
of
the
meeting
Aoplewhaite
who
wlied
the
14
was
decided
to
endeavor
to
,
Minister
of
Transport.
The
reply
ain
the
active
support
and
co-was
that
instructions
to
continue
ration
of
all
the
mills
and
with
the
work
had
been
sent
out
businesses
in
the
district.
I
Toh
fm
I
h!m
wtk
w
ftk&
The
Skilled
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Osborne,
ac-j
companied
by
W.
F.
Doubt,
fath-j
er
of
Mrs.
Osborne,
spent
the'
week-end
at
Sniithers
at
the
home
of
their
son-in-law
and
daughter,
Constable
and
Mrs.
Zorn,
making
the
journey
by
car.
On
Thursday,
Mr.
Doubt,
accompanied
by
his
daughter,'
left
for
Prince
Rupert
enroute
to
his
home
in
Spokane.
I
Mrs.
U.
Haugland
was'
elected
president
of
the
United
Churcli
Guild
at
Friday's
annual
meeting
held
in
the
church
hall
and
a
vote
of
thanks
and
appreciation
was
tendered
Mrs.
F.
Gavan.
past
president,
for
her
three
years
in
office.
Other
officers
are:
vice-president,
Mrs.
Loveless;
secretary,
Mrs.
Squires:
treasurer.
Mrs.'
J.
MacKay.
On
the
manse
committee
are
Mrs.
I.
Frank,
Mrs.
McKay
and
Mrs.
Loveless.
Following
the
business
of
the
meeting
;
refreshments
j.
Norrington,
president,
was
in
the
chair
over
a
rather
small
attendance.
Lloyd
Vallee,
new
manager
here
for
the
British
Columbia
Power
Commission,
was
introduced.
on
November
30
and
the
crew
would
be
returning
to
finish
the
job.
,
WATER
SUPPLY
I
W.
Robinson
explained
he
has
been
asked
to
Inspect
the
Out-DOSt
Hospital's
water
sunnlv
The
1
1
I
mi
;y)ll
1
This
advertisement
ts
not
published
I
automatic
Prssure
nrpcsnro
tank
tank,
i-oqHtvt
castin.;
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
ai"fima"C
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Of
the
dome
Of
Which
had
been
Littish
Columbia.
,
cracked,
had
been
repaired.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Earl
Louden
left
of
the
R.C.E.M.E.
Terrace
Unhappy
Over
Its
Power
were
served
by
Mrs!
McLeod
and
this
week
for
Saskatoon
where
Mrs.
Loveless,
the
tables
being
they
will
spend
the
next
few
tastefully
decorated
with
Christ-
weeks.
.
TERRACE.-
The
power
situa-
mas
decorations.
.
Mrs.
V.
Glraud
returr.dd
at
the
.cpnd
finale!
tion
here
is
not
so
good.
A
committee
from
the
Board
of
Trade
A
very
successful
tea
and
sale
week-end
from
Campbell
River
local
was
held
in
the
Oddfellow's
Hall
where
she
attended
the
wedding
and
others
met
ln
the
Crowning
touch
of
the
meal-luscious
I
The
workshops
of
the
Royal
Gnatlian
Electrical
I)
and
Mechanical
Engineers
are
expanding
rapidly
in
step
with
'.he
growth
of
the
Canjdim
t
Army
Aaive
Force.
The
men
of
the
R.C.E.M.E,
are
doing
their
part
to
make
Canada
strung.
There
is
an
urgent
need
for
skilled
tradesmen
to
man
the
workshops
of
this
vitally
important
corps
of
"soldier-tradesmen".
Skilled
craftsmen
re
required
to
fill
the
posts
of
automotive
mechanics,
fitters,
toolmakcrs,
radar
and
radio
power
plant
to
view
the
matter
last
Saturday
afternoon
by
the
of
her
mother,
Mrs.
N.
Sher-wlth
the
new
manager,
Lloyd
Women's
Auxiliary
to
St.
Mat-,
wood,
to
Philip
Rossjgnal.
Vallee.
The
new
machinery
thew's
Church
with
Archdeacon
!
which
should
have
been
here
in
Hodson
officiating
at
the
open-
Miss
Edwards,
P.H.N.,
has
November
having
been
delayed
ing.'
taken
up
her
quarters
at
'
in
coming,
there
are
times
when
Seated
at
a
lace
covered
table
Home
for
tne
A:;ed.
Delnor
Strawberries
I
mere
is
a
nigner
ioaa
man
tne
aglitter
with
silver
appoint-plant
can
safely
carry.
,
ments,
Mrs.
Hodson
and
Mrs.
Following
a
canvas
of
th
entire
district
the
results
of
the
M.r.
vanee
sugges.ea
mat,
in
p
skinner
Doured
tea.
Cenwrlnz
his
opinion,
a
voluntary
ration-
the
iahi
oC
Af
rH
drive
for
lunds
for
the
British
1
if
v"-
-
-
.i
.
T--
,
,
r,
1
U
1
.
nig
un
uie
pai
v
oi
me
consum-
chrysanthemums
f
1
a
n
k
e
d
by
and
Foreign
Bible
Society
amounted
to
$:91.47.
cia
wuum
aee
uie
way
mrougn
crystal
and
silver
candlesticks
uu
me
new
macninery
can
De
W1,y,
rpri
trinapri
limn
ehaHoo
installed,
posiloly
in
January.
The
home
cooking
stall,
presided
technicians,
instrument
makers,
welders,
watchmakers,
machinists
and
other
key
johv
If
you
qualify
as
1
skilled
tradesman,
there's
1
place
for
you
in
the
R.C.E.M.E.
You
can
serve
nnw
v.htn
Canada
needs
you
as
an
expert
T.
O'.so.i
his
returned
fro.n
Doreen
where
the
mine
has
closed
-
down,
for
the
winter
months.
nuwever,
me
Doara
oeciuea
io
over
by
Mrs.
H.
King
and
Mrs.
write
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney
giving
-
-r
-
R
"soldier-tradesman".
Burns
Lake
Trap
Line
ninT
all
the
facts
and
expressing
their
disappointment
at
the
manner
in
which
the
B.C.
Power
Corporation
has
met
the
needs
of
the
district.
Apparently
private
power
companies,
as
at
Prince
Rupert,
can
i
Bruce
Johnstone
has
returned
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
i
will
be
going
out
to
his
home
at
;
Lakelse
Lake
as
soon
as
the!
road
has
been
snowpiowed
open.
I
nfnl
lo)
BT'tNS
LAKE
The
vii'.ase
order
machinery
from
England
I
i
i
1
1
1
1
i
i
UV1
Foremost
in
Frozen
Foods
and
have
it
installed
within
trap
l.ne
is
In
Ije
shape
as
win-eight
months,
something
which
S'-'ts
in.
manv
hidden
dead-he
government
power
company
falls
occurlng
at
frequent
inter-seems
unable
to
do.
There
Is
no
va's
in
the
plank
walks
which
room
at
present
here
for
any
follow
the
siuoslties
of
the
old
additional
domestic
or
Indus-
Yukon
Trail.
.
;
,
trial
consumption.
The
board
A
tiapper's
masterpiece
be-asked
that
the
minister
take
the
tween
the
Community
hall
and
matter
up
with
Premier
John-
the
drug
store
catches
quite
a
AN
ALL-CANADIAN
COMPANY
Distributor:
H.
SWAFFIELD,
PRINCE
Rl'PERT
son.
mi
zp
Jr
)
y
lew
school
children.
One
in
par-tlculcr-
was
caught
while
creeping
like
a
snail
unwillingly
to
rchool.
1
His
injuries
were
not
serious.
:
.
i
THE
UNIVERSAL
CHIROPRACTIC
FOR
HEALTH
THE
COMMON
COLD
Patients
who
have
been
under
Chiropractic
care
for
a
time
usually
comment
on
the
lart
that,
though
other
members
of
the
family
have
had
colds,
they
seemed
to
resist
them
very
well.
1
Chiropractlcally,
the
common
cold
Is
a
natural
method
the
body
has
of
eliminating
waste
materials
which
have
accumulated
over
a
period
of
time.
To
he
Chiropractor,
two
or
three
mild
colds
a
jear
should
cause
no
particular
concern.
When
an
individual
suiters
from
too
frequent
colds,
It
Is
an
indication
that
the
general
function
of
1
the
body
Is
below
par.
The
organs
I
and
glands
which
usually
remove
!
waste
products
are
apparently
In-
capable
of
normal
function.
Nature,
j
therefore,
utilizes
the
respiratory
1
tract
as
a
sort
of
emergency
exit.
'
When
the
waste
materials
have
been
completely
eliminated,
the
cold
I
clears
up.
1
The
reason
that
so
many
people
Returning
bokterouslv
tL
3
o'clock,
he
m
again
caught,
and
col'apsed
In
f'ont
of
th-
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first
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from
the
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prietor
In
the
form
of
five
cones
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of
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cream
which
revived
him
rapidly.
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MEN'S
HALF
HOSE
Fine
quality
ribbed
socks
in
a
wide
assortment
of
colors.
All
wool
and
cotton
and
wool
mixtures
in
the
lot.
These
socks
arc
first
auality.
Stock
up
now
for
Christmas.
Sizes
10-1
IV2.
Burns
Lake
Legion
W.A.
VANCOUVE.
I.C.
1;
eh
A.
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Help
make
1.50
PAIR-
have
colds
at
one
particular
time
is
usually
because
of
a
sudden
change
In
temperature
or
environment.
FHrxs
1
AK?-
At
a
sppclai
meeting
of
the
Burns
Like
F-snch
cf
the
Canadian
Legion
Wednesday.
VI
Iris
Carbon
kaimufi
l
1
iiiiu
I
which
tends
to
throw
a
htrain
on
11-
it
l.swl..
Vine
faniiimH
Canadian
army
active
forcer
was
elected
president,
of
the
j
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in'orXV
o
,r0-newly
formed
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Auxiliary,
vide
heat
during
cold
weather,
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officers
elected
includ-'
forced
to
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rapidly
to
a
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of
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mast
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of
dealing
with
this
"peak
load".
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they
fall
to
do
so,
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channels
must
be
used
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as
the
respiratory
system
and
sweat
glands,
and
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have
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and
severity
of
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