Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
August
21,
1950
TERRACE
t-
....
.
t
Terrace
Reports
Business
Deal-
ilure
-A
I
TOPICS
I
LADIES
SLIPS
l
At
W
r
'
!orauank.'d
by
Ms
wife
and
child-
,
Mrs.
S.
Dye
of
Prince
Runett
,
ike
isuai"
....
,
,v,c
ndtish
ren-
arrived
during
the
week
from
'
i,
on
tc
lission
Penticton,
to
take
over
the
dryjas
TS"a1fe
at
he
eek-end
USS1
'
k...,m
V.f
t
Bu:-to
attend
the
wedding
of
her
oi
bu
"
-
.
one
granddaughter.
Bernke
Mat
thP
faliUIC
i-i
-".p
r
M'wa,
w
nuuci
i,
nu:u.
vriJHJieG
and
confined
to
a
wheel
chair,
t
Mrs.
Dye
was
brought
here
by
in
daw.
mi
rA
.
A4niYs
ennmincpH
that.
Mr
fluff
!
"
.u
sDCtiai
the
I
car
and
she
had
the
pleasure
of
..
.ti
larfc
i
us
had
also
purchased
Nationally
Advertised
Pacemaker
3-00J
and
.
Formula
4-00
each
j
FRASER
a
PAYNE
Bering
ncr
uirre
small
great-
E,;iry
of
the
Ekeena
Mercantile
and
will
be
granddaughters
be
their
aunt's
flower-girls.
Also
coming
from
nrOVidinS
"'"
!
TUKins
over
Hi
oepirmuri
cunun
a
24
24
hour
hour
slllft-
shift,
j
uing
ujng
busines
busines
in
in
the
the
b'.d
b'.d
narm
name
f
the
coast
for
the
wedding
were
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Georse
Thain.
Mr
rm
system
nas
j,ut
discontinuing
the
grocery
and
Mrs.
V
n
Brewerton
and
feed
in
Hie
nome
i
department.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mc-
family,
Mr.
V.
Mitzenoerg,
Mrs,
further
enRlne
W.
Timms,
Mrs.
Nick
Hogan
and
they
bought
the
store
from
Rov
I
1
j
Fox
and
considerably
enlarged
baby
and
Mr.
George
Thayer
from
Vancouver.
I
e
local
manager
They
plan
to
make
their
I
gout
tne
u'uc'
home
here
in
me
apanmem
iney
k.sion
me
nave
oenina
me
novai
aai.it.
mi
'TOWN
REBUILDS
The
little
lumber
town
0f
Cabano,
Que.,
slowly
rises
from
ashes.
The
community
was
two-thirds
destroyed
last
spring
In
one
of
two
disastrous
fires
that
swept
two
Quebec
centres.
The
other
ravaged
city
was
Rimouskl
which
is
also
undergoing
a
re-'
building
project.
This
photo
shows
some
of
the
95
new
homes
being
erected
at
Cabanoi
(CP
Photo)
Mrs.
R.
D.
Heppell,
formerly
of
'
Massct,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
has
arrived
in
Terrace
to
make
.
her
home
here
and
to
open
a
children's
wear
store
next
to
the.
Home
Grill
on
'Lakelse
Avenue.
1
Her
young
son
Is
with
her
arid
'
her
husband
will
be
coming
hi-e
towards
the
end
of
the
year
when
!
,
coiiniencc
ii
and
Mrg.
Dun
us
win
occupy
tne
uional
manager,
apartment
occupied
by
the
Mc-"be
so
informed.
Acjams
above
the
Skeena
Mer-.j.tcism
f
the
,.al..ie
,
not
mean
the
I
.
Railway
Hotels
Telegraph
To
Be
Suspended
Lorraine
Youngman
is
Queen
of
1950
Carnival
the
logging
season
has
closed
down
on
the
Islands
for
the
Christmas
season.
T
AT
E
R
S;To
Carry
On
I
.
.
r
a
v
f"
ANU
lAVL.i
MONTREAL.
The
Canadian:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Davidson
have
l
,
1
u
,.
:
-
rf
l.
MONTREAL.
The
Canadian
Pacific
and
Canadian
National
Telegraphs
today
announced
that,
in
view
of
possible
work
stoppage
due
to
libor
dispute,
1.3U
and
up
day
that
its
hotel
in
the
event
;'uac"
"f,
Will
Represent
District
in
Miss
P.N.E.
Contest
in
Vancouver
.i
iiu-y
nicy
ujjKrawu
ui,
uie
leirace
.
,
,,
..
,.,
of
strike
action,
will
carry
on
toHotel
and
wU,
be
s(arUng
up
Sn
the
extent
that
facilities
and
.business
here
east
of
the
Civic
i
'
Pretty
Miss
Lorraine
Youngman
was
judged
the
acceotarifce
of
an
classes
of
Centre
where
they
will
operate'
i
DISPLAY
at
!
HARDWARE
,
LTD.
I
R0N5OM
non-striking
personnel
will
permit
and
will
endeavour
in
particular
to
take
care
of
the
needs
a
motel
and
dining
room
com-1
Civic
Centre
Carnival'
Queen
at
Saturday
night's
;JKJ
conditions:
blned
.
i
Carnival
-opening.
She
will
be
crowned
tonight
fol-
Full
rate
-and
day
letter
teie-
.
I.
.
,.
j
n
-j
t
i.
i.u
'grams
for
delivery
on
Monday,
in
residence
at
the'
of
guests
hotels.
tllc
.'"
.v.o
v,j.
v..
v.
l0
ousmess
aaaresses
School
Inspector
Ferguson
was
luwul6
AUgUSl
11
bp
Miss
.Tovce
TattersalL
should
be
filed
as
early
as
pos
SrSSA'S;'
who
won
second
place
in
the
contest,
andliss
Norma
ftel
wSf
tdS
the
schools
Perry
of
Terrace,
third
place,
business
day.
.
.
winner.
At
the
crowning
to-
as
two
of
her
special
talents,1
Night
letter
telegrams
will
not
"
night,
Miss
Youngman
wUl
re-
Tomorrwo
she
will
fly
to
Van-
be
accepted
on
Monday,
August
Mrs.
W.
Ross
Thomson
return-
sceptre
of
office
from
Couver,
where
she
will
represent
21.
as
it
will
be
impossible
to
ed
on
Thursday's-,
train
from
ner
glster;
Nma
youngman,
this
northern
district
in
the
make
deliveries
on
Tuesday
Kelowna
where
she
has
spent
the
was
second
olace
winner
-Miss
f
N
E
"
pnntest
at.
the
morning,
August
22.
FINE
PRINTING
at
REGAL
PRINTERS
PHONE
24
222
Second
A
past
few
weeks
wiih
her
son
asd
wt
vrar
and
who
will
act
or.
pacifin
National
Exhihltlnn.
',
Cablegrams
filed
In
Carfada
Calvert
daughter-in-law.
Mr.
and
Ms.
behalf
of
Mfss
Lois
Thompaon,
Contestants
paraded
singly
destined
to
overseas
countries
Henry
Thomson,
to
whom
a
the
retirinir
nueen.
firrt
(n
rfr.hnm
thn
'
wffl
be
accepted
until
4
am..
escond
son
was
recently
born.
Judges
In
Saturday
night's
jn
sh0rts
ana
T-shirts.
These
eastern
standard
time,
August
j
.
contest
wre
Mrs.
William
iWDDie,.
costumes
were
required
b
y
th
e
,
.
,
C.
W.
Alger
spent
last
weekend
Harry
Black,
Mrs.
Elsa
Fudger,
Pacific
National
Exhibition
'
Tele8rains
received
tJ
during
th
the
CAIVERT
PISTIlltM
(CANADA)
tIMITED,
AMHEHSTBURG,
ONT.
in
Hazeuon
in
me
course
oi
nis,
Buddy
Tan
ana
Aimer
van
noar(4
Fnl.
thp
ornT1(1
lrii
.v,..
cvciuug
uuwa
oi
mummy,
u5
uct
OI
a
virl
aa
flu
mnrn
in
nr
VinHfS
school
secretarial
duties.
ivieer.
ine
cunwri,
was
tumcu-
THE
TAILOR
mounted
he
Platform
to-
f
xsday
Aat
22,
es
3
in
chnrti
and
i
."
r
!
ea
Dy
Mrs.
vernun
viccuiie
'
uu
fr04.Vt.ar.
fhoiT-
T
.
.
.
1...
(lira
mis.
n.
viirusiy
anu
tier
graiiu
-,
nine
wcie
ic
cuuouia.
ss-ionH.
onH
grlmln
mlrers
daughter.
Ilona
Brooks,
left
on
Benita
Wlndle
and
Miss
Vera;
.
fected
before
8
a.nL
local
time,;
UdIES'
AND
GENTS'
TAILORS
Saturday
morning'
train
for
Frank
were
ether
contenders.
'
'
,
oe
maueo
w
wuresMa
thejr
home
In
Vancouver
after
I
Miss
Youngman
won
the
title'
.
...,..
,clal
delivery.
BACHELOR
TAX
.Y
.,
After
6
a.m
local
time.
Tues-
spending
the
summer
vacations,
by
a
clear-cut
majority
of,
hnr.
with
Mrs
n
i.
M
nieeev
Doints
but
the
other
four
con-'
Britain
taxed
bachelors
in
day,
August
22,
all
public
tele-
9
MADE
TO
MEASURE
SUITS
I
V
vrmoc
.il
ri.ii.t7ht.er
of
Mrs
Christv
and
testants'
scores
were
grouped
195
to
pay
for
the
war
witb.
graph
message
services
will
be
LATEST
STYLES
IN
COATS
aunt
of
Ilona.
very
closely.
1
France.
suspended.
Mhs
youngman
was
nineteen
Mr
'and
Mrs.
Frank
Webb
and
years
of
age
yesterday,
has
blue
HEST
QUALITY
O
GUARANTEED
FIT
!
daughter
Barbara,
parents
and
eyes.
Is
a
brunette,
five
feet
six
PRESSING
WHILE
YOU
WAIT
'.
the
Pioneer
Druqgists
sister
of
Willard
Webb,
arrived
'"cues
in
j.e.Siu
au
on
Thursday's
train
from
Chilli-'
pounds.
She
is
Interested
in
wack
to
spend
a
few
days
in
swimming
and
basketball,
has
her
Grade
12
school-Mr.
of
completed
Terrace.
They
are
the
guests
and
Mrs.
Osborne,
Mr.
Os-.
ln8
and
lists
piano
and
singing
PRESCRJPTION
SERVICE
IN
G
THE
TAILOR
borne
and
Mrs.
Webb
being'
ANNOUNCE
6th
St.
Phone
64y
brother
and
sister.
.
220
Daily
Delivery
Service
PHONE
81
c
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycles
CFPR
(Subject
to
Change)
RODUCING--
Tlie
volunteer
fire
brigade
answered
a
call
at
10.40
on
Sunday
morning
to
the
home
of
Felix
Tetreault
where
hay
in
a
barn
had
been
ignited
by
a
youngsetr
with
matches.
No
dam-was
done
to
the
barn
but
what
hay
was
not
burned
was
badly
smoked
and
rendered
useless.
There
were
four
tons
of
hay
In
the
barn.
the
re-entry
into
regular
service
of
BROADWAY
CAFE
ffatt
GAS
Ranges,
MONDAY
PJU.
4:15
Stock
Quotations
&
Int.
4:30
Zacharias,
the
Ant
4:45
The
Lone
Pine
Show
5:00
Solo
for
Orchestra
5:30
The
Question
Box
5:45
Young
Man
With
a
Song
5:55
CBC
News
6:00
Supper
Serenade
i
,0
'
-
,
.",
Best
Food
e
I
ft
operation
W.
Baker
of
Prince
Rupert
arrived
on
Saturday
by
car
and
returned
on
Sunday
with
his
wife
to
4
months.
I
and
two
small
daughters
who
F's
is
clean
1
6:15-AIartial
Airs
V
l-inest
Cocking
r,.,.s.
"SGYTHiA"
The
20,000-ton
R.M.S.
"SCYTHIA"
has
been
complefely
reconditioned
and
enters
regular
service
between
Quebec
artd
London
and
Le
Havre.
Thi
well
known
passenger
liner
will
arrive
at
Quebec
on
August
25th
and
will
sail
thereafter
on
the
following
.
-SAILING
DATES
pen
utensils..--
had
spent
the
week
with
the
Bakers
here.
.
heat
100
itions.
Hour;
7
axn.
to
1
ajxl'
Phone
200
w
White
En-
For
Tok.e-Home
Orders-
6:30--Musical
Varieties
7:00
CBC
Kews
7:15
CEC
News
Roundup
T:
30
Summer
Fallow
8:00
Alberta
Ranch
House
8:30
Paul
Grosney
Group
9:00
Pacific
Pianoforte
"s-by
Moffat.
Mrs.
J.
Steffanson
drove
.
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Friday
morning
accompanied
by
Mrs.
O.
Lambly
and
the
two
beauty
contestants,
Norma
Perry
and.
Vera
Frank
n
the
button
To
QUEBEC
f
at
full
heat.
as
is
six
times
who
were
the
Terrace
entrants!
9:3Q
Variety
Band
Box
From
QUEBEC
To
Le
Havre
-
London
Tuet.
Aug.
29
Toes.
Sept.
26
Tuei.
Oct.
24
From
London
-
I
Havre
Thor.
Sept.
14
Thur.
Oct.
12
Thor.
Nov.
9
f
city
gas.
in
the
beauty
contest
at
the
I
sun
ct
Civic
Centre
there.
at
required
P
In
minutes.
NOTICE
WATSON
ISLAND
STAGES
LIMITED
ANNOUNCE
THAT
BUS
'SERVICE
TO
TERRACE
IS
NOW
IN
OPERATION
10:00
CBC
News
10:10--CBC
News
10:15
Destination
Victoria
10:30
Richard
Tauber
11:00
Weather
Forecast
TUESjJAI
A.M.
7:00
Musical
ClocK
THE
GAS
RANGES
ON
DISPLAY
I
k&
for
a
Demonstration
Teachers
For
Terrace
Named
.
TERRACE
C.
W.
Alger,
School
8:00
CBC
News
.
I
8:10
He
.-e
s
Bill
Good
McUae
Eros.
T.
Nov.
21
First
Class
rate
from
$240
Tourist
Class
rate
$165
,
'For
aifbeund
wailing!
OK
and
afUr
Sphwnbr
I't.
,
Make
reservations
for
Fall
sailings
to
Europe
when
steamship
accommodation
is
more
readily
available,
weather
is
ideal,
your
holiday
is
more
comfortable.
The
"SCYTHIA"
joins
the
well
known
"fRANCONIA"
and
the
,
popular
"ASCANIA"
in
maintaining
a
regular
Canadian
service.
"See
your
local
Trove
Agent"
Cnawre
far
orher
tailing!
from
Canada
or
New
York
to
Europe.
CUIIAQD
DONALDSON
LIMITED
General
Agents
626
West
Pender
St.,
Vancouver
secretary.
'
announced
appoint-
i
ment
of
teachers
to
the
Terrace
11.30
a.m.
4.00
p.m.
5.30
p.m.
10.00
p.m.
Leave
Prince
Rupert
Arrive
Terrace
Leave
Terrace
....
Arrive
Prince
Rupert
Elementary
and,
High
Schools.
'
8:15
M:rnlng
Song
8:30
lvtusir
for
MoJ.etnn
'
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Commen
tary.
9:15
Morning
Devotion
9:30
Sunrise
Serenade
9:45
Famous
Voices
9:59
Time
Slenaj
10:00
Morning
Visit
and
E.
S.
Laird
is
returning
as
principal
of.
the
high
school,
and
Alan
Q.
Scutt
of
New
Westminster
has'
been
appointed
to
the.
high
school
staff.
Miss
Annie
Lips
will
be
princi-nai
rvf
the
new
elementary
school.
Tuesday
DEPOTS:
Prince
Rupert,
3rd
Ave.
at
7th
St.
(Service
CabsH
'
Phone
555
.
Terrace,
Silver
Tip
Cafe.
'
at
-Nip
Him
in
the'
Bud,
Blondie!
BLONDIE
ANSON'S
east
of
town.
H.
Noakes,
Mrs.
10:15
Morning
Melodies
Labelle,
and
Mrs.
Mcintosh,
who
10:30
"Melody
Time"
taught
here
last
year,
will
again
10:41
Invitation
to
the
Walta
be
on
the
staff
along
with
lour
H;oo
A
Man
and
His
Music
newcomers
Mass
Semograd
of
i:i5R0imctUp
Ttme
Saskatchewan.
Miss
Nyra
Doll
n
:3tJWeainer
Report
of
Penticton,
Miss
M,
Switzer.
p
message
renoa
n.r.A
D.miitn
rt
VanMiu-
a,u
rs
ro,n
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
ARIETY
SALE
teaching
until
February,
substituting
rof
Miss
.
Blanche
Matte
who
was
teaching
her
last
year
and
who
is
taking
a
special
course
at
Noimal
School.
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12:15
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Newf
12:25
Program
rfesuane
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55
Recorded
Interlude
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
2:15
CBR
Presents
2:30
Records
at
Random
2:45
Commentary
Jobs
for
Children
3:00
The
Music
Box
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CHOKERS
97c
PENDANTS
97c
BRACELETS
97c
LS
49c