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lIl
rr
T7,wh,.n
prince
Hnptrf
DafT?
HeSJ
r
TERRACE
TO
GIVE
BLOOD
poratd
Wednesday,
June
15,
149
Miss
Kay
Nickerson
left
today
by
air
for
Vancouver
en-route
to
New
York
and
Boston
where
she
will
spend
a
fortnight's
holiday.
She
plans
to
fly
both
ways.
ARE
105
MILES
tlnnal
i
'
Timely,
Topics
from
Terrace
f
Mrs.
C.
R.
e
Kergommeau.
Terrace
Reporter
the
.
U-r.
msrrz
A
Of
MONTREAL
The
Newfound-
TERRACE
Col.
M.
D.
Robert.!
land
Railway,
w.th
It
703
mile.1
"
ca
-'5
J?Vo-:,,
Wp.k-S
meeting
of
St.i
At
C
CP.
meeting
in
the
;
son,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Rob-
,tf,ro
intn
Terrace
on
of
lines,
coastal
fleet
of
twenty
j
ert.'
e
r
5"'
P
o!
rTl.
.
vessels,
dryduck
and"
shipyard.!
J
J
,Pctioc
and
t-;rgraph
system,
both
wire-
Jn
."'
vfotLh.w'a
Women'
Auxiliary!
Oddfellows'
Hall
last.
Monday
Add
zest
to
salads
there
U
nothing
to
fear.
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrington
has
charge
uf
'was
the
last
meeting
till
fall
(
evening.
Harry
Archibald
was
Wednesday
afternoon
and
was,
,.n,.t.in,ri
hv
the
local
Red
i
.
.
.-namantB
tit
lCTQhil
M
and
was
held
at
the
home
of
the
speaKer
ana
noyu
iraim
:
ira
o.tiiu
iiiira,
,
wiiiti
uir
-
-
uili
,
.
;
p
era1
r
;
:
rn
urittmirmrnia
i-w
v-v.--..
the
chairman.
the
clinic
here
for
one
day
on
inspected
by
.President
R.
C.j
regjori,"
iuinec'.f
Mrs.
H.
King.
The
president.
Mrs.
Bert
West,
gate
her
report
nf
the
recent
Synod
lrt
Prince
Cross
executive
at
a
dinner
meeting
in
the
Silvertlp
dining
m
As
the
divisional
di
1
Vaughan,
Vice
-
President
N.
B
August
.
'
Con..r.
I
'
on
p.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Foy
and
;
rector
of
the
blood
transfusion
Rupert
to
which
she
was
a
lay
delegate
and
her
report
t
of
of
the
the
daughter
daughter
left
left
for
for
their
their
home
home
in
in
.
.
Cross
Socjety
Dlocewn
Annual.
AH
business
North
Carolina
on
Tuesday!
HC
he
spoke
on
his
work
th?
was
cleared
up
for
tne
summer
morning
s
iram
nri
nu...s
t
vislt
all
VINEGARS
recess
and
refresnmenis
wtrt
nuiiuay
un
i";
'""
served
b
the
hostess.
St.
Mat-1
Mr.
O.
Little.
branches
In
the
province
an;t
armnre
with
local
executives
tw.'.
rhurrH
Is
eXDeetine
to
.
.
the
visit
of
the
blood
donor
CIDER
MALT
WHITE
have
a
resident
minister
before
JT1I.
11U
'
'
u
.
.
-
-
drove
into
the
Interior
on
Mon-
'""nlc-
very
long-
WONDERFUL!
day,
accompanied
by
Hon.
E.
T.
,
Coj
Roberteon
described
the
Kenney
.
Mrs.
Johnstone's
fa-
neecjS
and
the
result
of
the
ther,
and
went
as
far
as
Fort
j
b)oocJ
serVce.
Whereas
blood
St.
James
on
an
electioneering
j
transfUsions
used
to
cost
t25,
the
campaign.
j
service
is
now
absolutely
free
of
charge
If
150
donors
would
The
Y-ettes
held
their
last
I
volunteer
to
give
one
pint
of
Mrs.
George
rjrant
and
two
children
returned
on
Saturday
morning
from
Vancouver
where
they
have
spent
the
past
few
weeks.
Try
a
Classified
Ad
for
Results
meeting
of
the
season
on
Friday
I
blood
each,
the
clinic
would
be
I
REMODEL
youi
cooking
7
I
for
better
eating
j
brouaht
to
Terrace
from
Prince
,
evening
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bert
West
left
by
car
on
Thursday
afternoon
Rupert
early
in
August.
For
James
Campbell
with
Mrs
Mc-
for
tr
Prinr
Prince
Rnnert
Rupert
enroute
enroute
to
Donal(,
presiding.
A
report
of
I
Vancouver
by
boat
They
ex-
Monda-
night'.s
fashion
JOE
SCHULTZ1C
KINSMEN'S
HEAD
VtRRACE
Klnstrwn
officers
for
the
year
1949-50,
elected
at
the
last
meeting,
are:
President,
Joe
Schultzic.
Vice-President,
J
a
me
Max-ted-
Treasurer,
Vic
Giraud.
Secretary,
Oliver
Baxter.
Bulletin
Editor,
Mel
PeeKe-Vout.
Directors.
Bob
Roaers
and
to
be
away
on
nu.Ma
,
peet
jhow
g
g,Ten
and
lhe
mem
k
urn
six
or
eight
weeks.
Only
NOtllS
bers
exDressed
great
pleasure
r
WAX
con
at
its
huge
success,
both
financially
and
as
an
entertainment.
this,
seven
collection
beds
ana
seven
rest
beds
will
be
needed
and
will
be
placed
in
a
lar?e
hall
which
will
be
divided
into
four
sectors.
Donors
coming
In
will
be
given
fruit
Juice
or
coca
cola
to
build
up
the
sugar
supply
in
the
system
and
will
be
properly
tested.
Following
the
donation
the
donor
will
be
taken
to
another
part
of
the
j
Mf.
and
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norring-ton
left
on
Saturday
afternoon
(
'on
a
holiday
which
will
take
flavor
loving
VA0
UAL.
attr
clonnt
ilAlNlltS
Colonel
and
Mrs.
M.
D.
Rob-
Stftl
ond
them
as
far
as
the
United
States,
i
lrttiC
(AT
comi
OIIOMS
They
are
making
the
trip
by
the,r
shorl
,tay
,n
Terrace
where
ear
and
expect
to
return
on
.
f
M
!
i
i
r
-
Whnliin
nVn
mrtt..
hall
to
.
rest
and
drink
coffee.
The
June
zym.
George
Grant.
Sergeant-at-Arms.
Bill
Osborne.
The
proceeds
of
the
raffle
of
a
.table
lamp
are
set
aside
for
sports
equipment
for
children
under
12
vears.
with
William
Os
UI1UA1I9.
Ci.
niioicii,
...vw
1
-
.
.
f
la
nnlnless
flnfl
i
ored
on
irom
nere
io
rriutc
,
wnoic
jjiucco
.o
inn
lrEM
tat
-
j
sMV
Thd
olrt
blacksmith's
shop
Georee
:PLA'
.'$10,0
5pee
last
CAI
HE)
I
)
Heo
tpOrw
net
;
which
has
stood
for
so
many
,y
years
opposite
the
company
oi-1
Space
tn
mll
Raugland
bar-
,
J
fices
fices
of
of
Little.
Little,
Haugland
Haugland
and
ber
shop
nas
yen
enlarged
to
J
borne
in
charge
of
a
committee
to
handle
this.
!
hoiiii
wtir
-klo
Kerr
has
been
torn
dorwn
and
apronMXiate
two
chairs.
Joe
burned
and
a
new
building
will
gchuitzic
is
working
there
i
i
-
-1
1
be
efeciea
imrneuiuwriy.
The
Kinsmen
are
going
to
present
Bunny
Nelson
with
an
engraved
tray
as
a
memento
of
her
hard
task
in
selling
May
Queen
tickets.
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,
r
.
J
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S
aowAft
f
t
.'
-'
f
i
f--n'
ir,'
'
Electric
cooking
eliminates
I"
Lli-
n
''pot
watching"
and
"oven
peeking".
?
;
SoaiulJi
J:
even
cooking...
WccK,kin&
5
n
fi"--,
ft
w'th
the
heat
sealed
in.
It's
So
cooM
1
r-S-'
easy
to
keep
an
dearie
range
t
bright
as
new,
pots
and
pans
sparklir
t
The
Girl
Oulw
who
will
be
going
to
camp
at
Lakelse
Lake
this
summer
will
be
asked
to
pay
DERAILMENT
HURTS
FOUR
FOR
ALL
YOUR
!'
S10
each.
The
camp
is
wie
.
-Kinsmen'.
Camp
on
the
south'-
INWOOD.
Manitoba
O-Four
shore
of
the
lake
and
girls
persons
were
treated
In
hospl-
J
from
Prince
Rupert
will
Join
the.tal
at
nearby
Teulon
Baturdaj
m..A
nf
.nmn
The
afttpr
a
mixed
Canadian
Na-
5
Commodore
Cafe
"Better
Thn
Ever"
PRINTING
REQUIREMENTS
SEE
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
local
Girl
Guide
Association
will
tional
Railways
westbound
tram.
nuppiy
the
food,
transportntlon
bound
from
Winnipeg
to
Hodg-
J
f
.
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?Rest
Food
and
f5erv1ce
In
Cltv
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"Irlei
WH
Hrs
o
psued
Joult
lotice
it
tl
yom
Jon
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JerUt
alld
vritln
.
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Ire.
fay
o
for
the
-
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camo
-
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a
son.
xinnu,
Manitoba,
-
was
n
i.
auu
cAp.-j
.
"
-t
committee
was
formed
at
Tues-.
(
derailed
fifty
miles
north
of
,
Sphone
17
for
Rend-Out
Order
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v,,itk
clean
and
it
covs
but
half
a
cent
a
nxi
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uj'l
pet
person
tu
tuok
elenrica!!)
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PRINTERS
PHONE
24
222
Second
Ave.
Box
423
day
s
meeting
to
purcnase
ure
nininprs
auu
wrc
i.urc
1
?
Third
Ave.
Divld
Chow,
Mgr
food
and
boxes
will
be
placed
in
of
this
town.
The
most
seri-
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stores
iur
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Oulka.
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goods.
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ncoi
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WINGS
ACROSS
THE
PACIFIC
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nillLDIN'fi
ALTERIXr.
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m.
to
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a.m.
(Saturdays
to
1:30
a.m.)
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'
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With
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powered,
Canadian
manned
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will
wing
you
over
the
Pacific.
Enjoy
a
completely
new
service
in
long
distance
air
travel.
Fly
the
Canadian
Pacific
way
.
.
.
you
sleep
on
land
by
night
as
the
company's
guest
.
.
.
travel
by
air
in
the
day.
Enjoy
nightly
stopovers
and
daytime
sightseeing
at
Fiji
and
Honolulu.
Fly
relaxed
and
arrive
refreshed
.
.
.
Vancouver
San
Francisco
Honolulu
Canton
Island
Fiji
Sydney.
Connections
at
Fiji
for
Auckland.
IUr
this
year,
Canadian
Pacific
will
open
a
aMnd
trans-Firifli-
air
rif
bHeen
Canada
and
the
Kar
Kaat.
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AND
WHITE
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