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Wednesday,
August
S,
149
EDnsmncir
hews
0
Is
Drowned
At
Stewart
Murray
Harris
Falls
From
FAREWELLED
AT
MASSET
UNA
n
Uasboat
and
Loses
Life
STEWART
Murray
Harris
MASSETT-On
Saturday
the
STEWART
NEWS
Latest
from
PorthindGmal
Mining
Centre
Q.C.I.
Plane
Calfi
Premier
Reopening
Proceed
Other
Mine
Activity
.
fisherman
and
trapper
of
Stew-
New
Masset
Community
Club
art,
was
drowned
on
Sunday'
hejd
a
party
In
the
Community
when
he
fell
overboard
from
his
Hall
for
three
residents
who
are
boat
the
''M.
H,"
I
leaving
the
district
for
Van
.'ou-
Erli
FJorln,
who
was
with
ver.
Harris
at
the
time,
said
that'
Miss
Mary
Dalzell
has
bn
A
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
plane
dropped
in
here
yesterday
Pilot
Bill
MrI.eoil
was
the
he
had
gone
below
to
look
at
secretary
of
the
Community
Hector
Stewart
has
moved
to
Terrace
where
he
will
reside
with
his
family.
He
is
employed
by
the
Department
of
Public
Works.
the
engine,
while
Harris
Club
and
Mr
ad
Mrs.
Maurice
Till
fit
On1
Vl-lllf
ha
Ini.KinnrJ
ir.
'
-
,
,
"
i
'
iruw
H
UMUaB-U
LU
pumping
out
the
boat
at
the
,
Mercer
have
been
very
active
make
a
landing
here
puzzled
ARRIVES
FOR
ADDRESS
OF
SHRINER8
Arriving
at
Chicago
to
addr-ss
the
diamond
jubilee
gathering
of
the
shriner
at
Soldier's
Field,
President
Truman
is
shown
(left)
with
Serjator
Bcott
W.
Lucas
and
Senator
Paul
Douglas
(right),
both
Wllin
pis,
just
before
they
boardedlhe
presidential
plane
Independence
at
the
national
airport
in
Washington,
DXJ.
President
Trnnian
is
himself
a
shriner.
.
.
stern.
Florin
suddenly
realized
In
community
affairs
during
quite
a
few
of
the
residents
as
You're
absolutely
right.
It
is
vaea-tlon
time
now
,
.
.
but
In
a
few
ninths
cold
weather
will
be
here
again
and
you
want
to
be
prepared
with
a
safe
warmth-glvlng
COAL
supply,
CALL
651
TODAY!
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LIMITED
.
Lumber
Building
Supplies
that
he
could
not
hear
Harris
Open
cutting
Is
favorably
on
the
progressing
Silver
Tip
.so
he
went
up
to
investigate.
their
four
years'
residence.
1
there
were
a
Jot
of
clouds.
Ap-PresentaUons
were
made
to
pareutly
It
was
very
clear
up
all
three
by
J.
A.
Findlay,
presl-1
aloft
and
Bill
saw
an
opening
Upper
Salmon
Group
on
the
Biver
Valley.
Harris
was
not
on
board
the
boat
but,
looking
over
the
side,
he
(Florin)
saw
him
about
fifty
feet
from
the
boat.
Florin
turn
NEW
STRIKE
ON
uoui,
ui
11
te
isiuu
hj
ut
"-.
ana
dropped
through
to
a
land-land,
ling.
The
Women's
Auxllary
of
St.'
busy"
MOUNTAIN
BOY
Steamship
Movement!
.
Ramo
Jokanovich
Is
ed
the
boat
setting
out
ore
on
the
old
Mob
'
HVW1)A,W
vu
iuo
,
Harris
who
was
swimming
at
lie
property
on
Glacier
Creek.'
STEWART
It
Unreported
John
Lehto
is
also
workin.
on
that
work
at
the
Mountain
Boy
Fvr
Vancoovn
Paul's
Church
also
took
oppor-
Silbitk
Premier
Mine
is
going
tunlty
to
make
a
presentation!
8riead
with
the
work
of
rehab-to
Miss
DalzeU,
on
pf
their
mtation
and
all
available
local
members
and
organist
at
the
help
is
being
taken
on.
Later
on
Church.
-
a
much
larger
crew-will
be
put
Refreshments
were
served
o
work
A
shiument
of
three
the
Black
Hill
group
in
the
Mine
on
American
Creek
has
same
region.
Owen
McFadden
uncovered
a
vein
Of
lead
ore,
is
working
on
the
Northern
hlch
Is
between
ten
and
flf-
ly
Topics
from
Terrace
C.
B.
De
Kergommeaux,
Terrace
Reporter
-Terminus
property
on
Ametf-
en
leei
wlae
ana
estimaiea
u-
and
the
evening
concluded
with
!
five
ton
trucks
is
expected
o.
r.
....I.la
Ar.oa
''.
!
.1'..
the
time.
He
sank
before
the
boat
could
reach
him.
Florin
stopped
the
engine
and
stayed
at
the
spot
for
about
an
hour.
As
it
was
then
quite
dark
Florin
decided
to
go
ashore
for
the
night,
not
being
very
familiar
with
the
boat
or
the
Portland
Canal.
He
proceeded
to
Stewart
next
morning
where
he
reported
to
Constable
George
can
Creek
with
very
encourag-
run
approximately
v.y.y
ine
results
Shipment
of
nw1
cent
lead.
Should
this
vein
ksiONAKlES
PAY
A
VISIT-1JLOOI)
also
carry
the
fairly
high
silver
During
the
past
week
the
will
be
made
in
the
fall.
FTtOM
MIDDLE
EAST
Ornamental
seals
engraved
III'
UijPAY
PAPER
PLANT
MOVED
rainfall
has
been
Almost
tor
Constable
George
Nelson
Is
wan
reugiuus
ui8i
u
renUa,
feut
M
far
nQ
extenslve.
of
Port
Credit,,
I
the
final
choice
would
have
content,
which
Is
characteristic
of
this
property,
the
'
result
should
be
very
encouraging
indeed.
.J.
O.
LeFrancols
of
Montreal
Is
In
charge
of
the
work.
-
traced
back
to
a
very
carry
aaie
Tuesday
ss.
Camostm,
;
1
:S8
p.m.
Thursday
ss.
prince
Rupert,
11:15
p.m.
Friday
ss
Catala,
5
p
fi.
From
Vaneodvrr
Sunday
s-
Camosun,
11
p.n
Wsdnesda.'
ss
Prince
Rupert
.
..t
For
Alice
Arm
and
Btewsrf
Sunday
ss.
Camosun,'
ilf-.m
From
AUct
Arm
aad
Stewart
i;
"uesday
ss.
Camosuii,
JtJi.
From
Ocean
Falls
Wednesday
ss.
Prince,
Ruper:
10
a.m.
,
,.,
,r.
For
Ocean
Fals
.
Thursday
ss.
Prince
.
Rupert,
11:15
p.m.
Miss
Hunt
or
me,
Deen
sent
to
Vancouver
vo
eir
damage
has
been
reported.
Will-j
being
transferred
to
Westvlew
lam
Kilrov
of
the
Alaska
Road
f
and
will
be
leaving
Stewart
Nelson,
in
charge
of
Stewart
in
Egypt
and
Syria,
van
Mission,
left
ter
the
P
.N
E.
contest.
detachment
of
provincial
police
:
on
their
return
Commission
reports
that
the
next
Monday.
Constable
Nel-
IMPORTANT
TRAFFIC
There
Is
pejieved
little
likelihood
of
the
body
being
re-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
M.
Wightman
More
than
1,200
railroad
cars
road
to
the
famous
Chickamin
sn
has
been
very
active
in
the
of
Prince
Rupert
arrived
In
1
!
covered,
as
Harris
was
wearing
are
loaded
daily
"with
Canadian
0lacier
is
almost
through.
The
Canadian-
Legion,
Parent
Try
a
Classiftea
Ad
for
Results,
.ifter
spending
a
While
here,
they
lican
services
In
Church
when
.ribed
the
begln-
lerrace.
mr.
wignuuuii
m
rc-jhiD
rubber
doois
ana
neavy
puipwoua,
puip
anq
ipC.
jj.uu-
,
Glacier
Is
situated
about
25
;
Teachers
Association,
the
Oen-
lleve
James
Stevenson,
Kyal(
clothing.
1
UCIS.
Harris
was
well
known
here.'
-
-
miles
from
Hyder,
Alaska,
or.
eral
Hospital
and
the
boys',
pital
Boaid
and
a
Sjunday
the
Alaska
side
and
Is
Quite
a'
manual
classes.
Mrs.
Nelson
School
teacher.,
They
will
be
Virk
which
takes
Bank
manager,
who
'
will
be
leaving
this
week'
for
Vancouver
on
a
three
week
holiday.
He
was
about
fifty
years
of
age.
Labrador
has
a
coastline
1,100
:e
places
in
the
tourist
attraction.
'
'was
also
member
of
.the
Hos-
missed.
and
is
survived
by
a
sister
Miss
miles
Ion?
Elsie
Harris
of
Boston.
ires
where
chlld--t
out
to
Sunday
Miss
Kyle
of
Fort
William,
Ontario,
spent
inursoay
"
before
proceeding
to
Prince
Ru-
I
HUWKy-
rX-Xy?-,
rF-i
H
f
S
TIME
FOR
"
rnaay
in
Terrace
as
me
guest
per
run
test,
scheduled
or
Mr.
anq
Mrs.
u.
K-auioecu,
leaving
on
Saturday
morning's
Mrg
g
a)d
Mrs
c
BLONDE
t
the
tlitatre
on
did
not
take
train
jor
me
easi.
-
'
Houlden
drove
to
Prince
Rupert
C
!cn
Friday
to
meet
Mrs.
Robert
,ck
of
contestants
Mrs.
W.
Steele
left
on
Thurs-1
Maltland
who
came
from
Van
'uld
have
gme
to
.
U
compete
with
day's
train
for
Prince
Rupert
couer
to
attend
the
wedding
of
iiiert
entries
and
and
Vancouver
enroute
to
Kel-(her
brother,
Raymond
Bande.
'
by
HI
Y0UN6-
owna
after
a
three
weeks"
stay
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
W.
Osborne.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hector
Stewart
ADWAY
are
here
with
their
th
child-
.
This
Thursday,
the
blood
ren
to
spend
a
holiday
with
the
donor
clinic
will
set
up
in
the
latter's
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
Oranae
Hall
and
will
operate
Finlayson.
Last
week
Mr.
Stew-
CAFE
afternoon
and
evening.
Over
art
received
word
of
the
serious',
160
names
of
possible
donors
illness
of
his
brother
In
the'
have
been
sent
in.
In
response
south
and
left
on
Thursday
byj
to
the
call.
Cars
are
needed
to
w.r.A.
piane
irom
rnnce
tupen
bring
the
donors
in
from
11-1
to
be
near
him.
,
.
Mile
camD
and
it
Is
hoped
that!
volunteers
with
their
cars
and
Mrs.
Burnett
Is
a
surgical
pa-
offers
of
assistance
will
come
tlent
In
the
local
hospital,
forward
before
then.
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old
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knew
that
11
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;
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B
T.
Hugh
Brockington,
consulting
'
engineer
of
Vancouver,
was
In
town
at
the
end
of
last
week
on
an
Inspection
of
the
water
works.
lie
A
Specialty
'
Miss
Charlotte
Balagno
of
Prince
Rupert
arrived
in
Ter-rajce
recently
and
proceeded
to
Lakelse
Lake
to
spend
a
holiday
there.
I-HOME
ORDER3
)NE
200
a
m.
to
1
ajn.
KG
DIFFERENT!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
i.
Kennedy
left
on
Friday
morning's
train
for
two
weeks
holiday
In
the
south.
Ann
Tumilson
left
the
local
hospital
recently
after
recovery
Irom
a
serious
lilness.
She
will
leave
next
week,
accompanied
by
her
mother
and
sister,
Pat,
fgr
Vancouver
where
she
will
be
placed
In
the
care
of
specialists.
try
Our
I)
COMBINATION
The
printing
plant
of
the
Om-
TEAK
NER
TODAY
Ineca
Herald
and
Terrace
News
has
been
moved
to
Terrace
and
Mrs.
Hartford.
R.N.,
left
re
Is
located
In
the
old
Skeena
Cafe.
Until
the
move
has
been
completed,
publication
of
the
newspaper
will
be
held
over
for
one
week.
cently
for
her
home
in
Hazel-ton,
via
Vancouver,
after
spending
the
past
two
months
as
relief
matron
at
the
local
hospital
C.
Howey
and
A.
Palmquist
have
purchased
from
Mrs.
Joe
Felber,
one
acre
of
the
Young
property
near
the
elementary
school
and
are
remodelling
the
Miss
Dorothy
Irving,
R.N.,
arrived
this
week
from
Kamloops
to
spend
a
month's
vacation
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
H.
Irving.
ou
house
where
they
will
makej
their
future
home
and
where
i
r
Hnmpv
will
nnerate
a
een-i
T.
M.
Gibson,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Gibson
and
Major-General
W.
W.
Foster,
visited
Ter
eral
store.
race
on
Monday
on
official
business
for
the
B.
C.
Power
B.
C.
Bracewell,
Inspector
of
municipalities,
drove
Into
Terrace
with
his
family
at
the
week-end
on
routine
business
Corporation.
Also
In
the
party
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pctory-approved
actury.
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and
tilt
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"Don't
be
silly,
dear.
I
wouldn't
nave
missea
mis
sight
for
the
world."
.
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