Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
September
2,
1153
439,000
Persons
Get
Grants
Security
category
145
pensioners
came
to
Britiy!
Columbia
while
98
left
the
province.
Funerals
Held
in
Terrace
For
Mrs.
M.
Cote,
T
O'
Neil
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Mrs.
Doris
Brentzen,
daughter
of
Stipendiary
Magistrate
Will
Robinson,
has
resigned
her
post
of
District
Health
Nurse,
Burns
VICTORIA
More
than
439,-.
000
British
Columbians
shared!
in
federal
wr'fare
grants,
total-j
ing
$5,455,835.00,
during
August,
W.
R.
Bone,
regional
director
said
today.
This
figure
marked
an
all-,
time
high.
Family
Allowances,
which
went
to
357,492
children
in
176.865
families,
amounted
to
$2,155,945.00,
while
Old
Age
Security
pens'ons
of
$3,299,890.00
were
rec
ived
by
81,931
persons.
During
the
month
510
families
In
receipt
of
allowances
entered
British
Columbia
from
other
parts
of
the
Dominion.
Departures
totalled
502.
In
the
Old
Age
MRS.
J.
W.
ADAMS
of
Ethe!-ton,
Sask.,
was
recently
elected
president
of
Federated
Women's
Institutes
of
Canada
at
Toronto
conference.
She
succeeds
Mrs.
Hugh
Summers
of
Fonthill,
Ont.
9
Lake,
and
will
shortly
take
ud
similar
wprk
in
Idaho.
She
will
be
accompanied
by
her
daugh
ter
rnyins,
wmie
her
daughter
Enid
will
attend
the
Queen
Margaret
School
in
Duncan.
,
The
orders
of
Rebekahs
and
Oddfellows
observed
their
Dec
oration
Day
Sunday
when
floral
tributes
were
laid
ln
Kitsum
kalum
Cemetery
on
the
graves
of
40
relatives
of
members
of
the
orders.
.:...
Stipendiary
Magistrate
Will
Robinson
and
Mrs.
Robinson
left
Terrace
Saturday
on
a
two
weeks
motoring
vacation.
Earlier
this
year
Mr.
Robinson
resigned,
for
health
reasons,
his
office
as
president
of
the
Terrace
'
and
District
Board
of
Trade.
vf"-.
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
'lirdule
trips
to.
Kitimot
ond
Kemono
Tuesdays
and
Saturdays
Stewart
and
Alice
Arm
Mondays
and
Thursdays
Ketchikan
Tudav.
Thursday
and
Fridays.
k
Charier
Service
jf
Contract
Flying
(cents:
CRAWFORD
MOORE
TRAVEL
AGENCIES
Phones
478
and
630
tasty
FOR
SCHOOL
OPENING
The
Sport
Shop
"pffcrs
Their
Customers
10J
OFF
ON
ALL
SCHOOL
OUTFITS
STARTING
AUGUST
28
All
New
Merchandise
PANTS
JACKETS
RAINWEAR
SUITS
The
SPORT
SHOP
EOF.S
TO
THE
HEAD
this
fall,
lend.ng
Us
glittering
touch
to
the
frivolous
little
hats
Paris
greets
tne
new
season.
At
left,
Gilbert
Orcel's
ongue"
dipping
low
over
the
forehead,
Is
trimmed
with
a
diamond
rosette
from
dead
centre.
At
right,
a
spray
of
t
til
feathers
balances
the
Interesting
line
of
fa
velvet
beret
with
built-in
tab
to
h
ld
a
diamond
feather
clip.
Both
Jewel
trims
are
klramatic
drop
earrings.
lets
eaG
outdoors
pics
Now
Available
oh
Employment
Service
and
make
it
twice
as
aecept
work
in
farms
and
homes.
NES
has
complete
details
of
their
family
background,
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10
maKe,20
years,
who
is
leaving
shortly
wlth
Mr-
Kin
tor
l-month
,!
f
.
TJ?
811
.ar.r,ariBe;
r
Jurney
to
England,
was
honored
",c
.."""r."'1-""""
these
persons
to
British
Colum-,
Jti'll
ihmaLP.PJlhn?
these
persona
employ
them
for
a
andlone-vear
Deriod.
i
A
number
of
successful
place-
..,.ov,j,
uitu
mauc;
in
BrULsh
Colhmbia
and
these
employers
nave
reporiea
com-1
Plete
satisfaction.
btress
Winter
Styles
Coronation
wear
merely
means
Brttiiih
designers
have
concen-
tratfid
on
the
exnutftpiv.
tailored
clothes
for
which
they
have
long
been
fumed.
COSTLY
SIMPLICITY
The
enect
ls
ln
muted
ton,hhtv
iwri
uittiiiniiii
onH
o-h
.tin
i.wir
0,.rt
flpl.
vears
of
wear.
TERRACE
Funeral
services
for
Mrs.
Marie
Oeorgina
Cote,
Lakelse
Avenue,
90,
took
place
oi
Saturday,
August'
28,
from
the
Church
of
the
Sacred
Heart.
Rev.
Father
E.
M.
LeRay
officiated,
assisted
by
Rev.
Father
Donne,
with
a
full
choir.,
Mrs.
Cote,
one
of
tne
original
pioneers
of
Terrace,
lived
her?
since
1919.
She
was
greatly
respected,
and
there
was
a
large
attendance
of
mourners
and
friends.
Pallbearers
were
John
Normandeau,
Joe
Stlpzel,
Leon
Qoulette,
Joe
Tetrault,
Pete
BIs-sonnette
and
Felix
"
Tetrault.
Funeral
arrangements
by
J.
B.
MacKay
and
Son.
J
Funeral
services
lor
Thomas
O'Neill,
53,
took
place
Saturday
from
Parkview
Funeral
Chapel
with
Rev.
M.
W.
O'ConneU
of
ficiating.
He
is
survived
by
his
son
O.
O'Neill,
who
came
by
plane
from
Los
Angeles
to
attend
the
service.
Interment
was
In
Kitsumkalum
cemetery.
Father
Rayner
Leaving
For
Smithers
Rev.
F.
J.
Rayner,
OMI,
pastor
at
the
Church
of
the
.
Annunciation
.
for
the
past
five
years,
leaves
tomorrow
night
for
his
new
posting
at
St.
Joseph's
Church
in
Smithers.
Father
O.
P.
Mohan
replaces
Father
Rayner
as
pastor
and
Rev.
Henry
Tunney,
OMI,
who
came
to
Canada
three
years
ago
from
Ireland,
arrives
tonight
from
Fort
St.
John,
where
he
has
been
stationed
for
the
past
l"2
years.
Prior
to
that
Father
Tunney
was
In
the
Yukon
vicariate.
Father
J.
I.
McMahon.
OMI,
also
a
member
of
the
Annunciation
parish
will
continue
to
make
his
monthly
calls
to
Kitl-mat
and
Kemano.
.
':
,
Father
R-vncr.
who
Is
well
known
here
for
his
work
In
the
parish
and
community
in
general,
replaces
Father
-
Patrick
Keane,
who
Is
going
to
McBridc.
Basket
Social
Planned
Friday
Final
arrangements
'
for
a
Mc.se
I-odffc
basket
social
to
lw
held
In
the
Moose
Temple
Friday.
Sept.
4
were
made
'
at
a
membership
committee
meeting
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Nancy
Kennedy.
Refreshments
were
served
at
the
close
of
the
ing.
'
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,
;'
Charges
Dropped
Against
Trio
rSncinl
to
the
Daily
New-)
.
TERRACE-Chargcs
of
unlawful
possession
of
a
case
of
stumping
powder
against
three
men
wire
dLsml.-3ed
lr.
ponce
court
here
because
of
Insufficient
cvld.
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encc.
Charged
werd
tlieodore
Step-anovlch.'a
prospector,
and
Tony
on
an'
O
tar
Iherrien:
Th
istumpinT
powder
was
owned
by
L.
G.
Skinner
of
Copper
City.
Last
year's
smelt
catch
In
Ontario,
about
270,080
pounds,
wus
the
highest
on
record.
49
Ford
Coach
$1350
'50
Infernational
'-ton
:
$1236
'41
Chevrolet
5-pass.
Coupe
$395
'38
Plvmouth
Sedan
..
......
$650
'50
Plvmouth
v
Sedan
....
...
$1430
'4o
a
ir
n
Panel
$950
NEW
INTERNATIONAL
HALF-TON
TRUCKS
:
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JUST
ARRIVED
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
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215
First
Ave.
W.
tiny
black
antelope
beret,
with
Terrace
Man
Feted
at
Party
(Special
to
the
Dally
News)
TERRACE
Harry
King,
pres-
W?nt
of
the
Terrac'e
andtrict
Liberal
Association
for
more
than
by
members
at
farewell
party
!?,.,
,
ii...
ir
Z
Kenney
presented
Mr.
King
with
ith,.r
iDrfr.V
v,
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Mr.
and
j
Mrs.
Kin?
came
here
frnm'p,,,,!
m..i
ui
111
purine
his
absence.
J
R
Mac-
Kay
will
occupy
the
chair.
Mr.
a
mi-muci
ui
me
i"'0
""irid,
noara
oi
iiauc
aim
wns
presiaeni
irom
iJio
iq
imo
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FORMKR
MEMBER
of
the
1948
Olympic
swimming
team,
Mrs.
Jeanne
W.
Vaughn
of
Lafayette,
Ind.,
was
chosen
to
represent
her
state
ln
the
15th
annual
"Mrs.
America"
contest
at
Asbury
Park,
N.J.,
In
September.
Brunette
Mrs.
Vaughn
ls
the
mother
of
a
three-month-old
son.
She
beat
out
other
wedded
beauties
on
the
basis
of
her
looks,
measurements.
recipe
for
hit
fuilgc
pudding
arut
a
biuc
sntin
f
rmal
gown
l.'ii
sh,
gtwi'U
hersUi
O.'iOMETRlir
Fred
E:
Dcwdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
5i)3
!OOF
---a
.'i.i
r
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wtir
rrtM'
V
,
.
-rt
housewives
!
couples
for
work
'rvants
may
apply
ii.al
Employment
c
NES
office
an-
jnornlng
that
ar-
secure
such
help
!eted
and
said
a
iples
of
Gorman
Ureadv
arrived
In
the
sporw-hin
fcient
of
labor
l!ed
in
Quebec.
majority
of
these
are
young
peo-
bo
oDoortunltv
to
irri
In
Canada
bus.
and
willing
to
Designers
to-Earth
The
term
"bread
fc'lection
used
by
i
to
describe
his
winter
styles
t
of
th
London
!
'
US-
i
i
ana
oi.ier
top
rs
;iipearcd
!
tlie
"ned-cakc"
(nation
styles,
a
i
spice
d-buu'
seemed
in
order.
"k.
however,
can
ujle
table
when
h
royal
designers
simple,
tailored
FY
this
couturier
s
Canadian
tour
in
many
places
making
some
of
it
Majesty
will
lint(
tour
of
Aus-
'ealand.
i''ay
from
t
li'ifd
elegance
of
George
Cruise
son
-
The
slimmer
'"US
the
British
is
drawing
to
a
i
ship
"Prince
"'
lust
nisht
on
'"'"led
Alask-i
P"asct.
V
sh.
tins
t)oPt1
Pe
ninrc
vovacr
''"t
this
is'
the
"
for
this
ye'ir.
Ils
will
be
with
f'Ts
fr(,m
the
Al
s
Anijeles.
return
with
the
"nrge"
will
tnV-r
Nmny's
recuhr
t'cni
Vancouver
'8ht.
to
WpsI-
F'lls.
Prince
R,i.
P'kan.
!
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vn
of
the
n,r.,.i.
r"e
Diocese
and
f's
demnnstrati.H
f'nwhen
the
ex-1
"loce.on
hmrH
p'olromed
W
Alvcrsh
anri
Andrew's
ran,.
"wtlng
which
Watts
address
'
'he
theme
"He
I
,ln,
that
which
-
.
iwuCIl.
Aiyansh
and
I
lnree
hymns
i
Fue.
The
slngin'i
P'
from
tu'
included
the
Many
des(gners
give
dresses
an
"exit
appeal
"
by
means
of
skirt
fullness
arawn
to
the
back.
Pencil-slim
ln
front,
they
cascade
Into
waterfall
fullness
behind,
coming
generally
ifrom
under
an
uneven
peplum.'
Coats
and
sulfa
are
lined.
and
trimmed
with
fur.'
And
every-wnerc.
from
Lyoiis
velvet
evening
dresses
and
brocade
cocktail
gowns
to
featherwcK'nt
woollens,
there
is
a
predominant
of
black
Brandy,
beige,
cinnamon,
sap;e
tiui
teal
gie.
.
nnu
cliiiice
yei-arc
'-
'
"
speckled
i''1'
or
vith
lila.-.k.
Tie
ivof'
vlviu
rushes
of
olor
&ve
.scmi
.n
'Irt
.ssf.i
John
Cnvuimgh.
wlU
th.'
stirring
reds
and
tantalizing
V.
Ax.tr
f
S)anish
flr.monco
dancers,
lie
received
applause
for
his
evening
dress
In
fliinienco
red
satin
a
brilliant
pli.k
cmb.oider-d
wilh
net
and
rhlne.stones
and
sporting
black
tassels.
U
wiu.
worn
under
a
coat
of
white
du-
hess
satin
j
I
lined
with
black
sea.,
revcrely
lallnred.
Canadian
l.cion
W
nm
n's
I
Auxiliary
m
o
n
t
h
y
meeting
:
Thursday,
Sept.
3.
8
p.m.
ln
th!
Legion
Auditorium.
(200i
Regiatniti'in
Petit..'
8.
Bnotll
Memorial
Hif.h
School
Gnule
7
pupils
come
to
school
at
9.
Grades
8
to
13
at
10:30.
20"
"
Hlith
Srlnc!
Rplstratlon.
All
high
school
pupils
new
ln
th'
district
Flionld
rerrister
at
th"
Hli;h
School
between
9
anl
5
before
Sept.
8.
(208)
Bcrvlees
In
the
lniherin
Church
Wednesday
8
p.m.
Finnish
lannutge.
Thurs.Uiy
and
Friday
8
p.m.
English.
Speakers
Rev.
C.
J.
Sararisen
and
Rev.
E.
Hulla,
Portland,
Ore?,an.
tit)
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HERE'S
ONE
WAY-
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For
other
appealing
summer
recipes
send
10c
for
a
copy
of
tb
new
edition
of
"Culinary
Art"
recipe
book
t
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&
Colmait
Canada)
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Dept.
PM,
1000
Ambers!
Street,
Montreal.
Sandwich
Special
1
slice
Swiss
cheese
1
slice
cooked
ham
1
tblsp.
horseradish
1
tblsp.
French's
Prepared
Mustard
1
tblsp.
mayonnaise
Place
ham
and
cheese
on
rye
bread.
Combine
other
and
mix
thoroughly.
Spread
on
cheese.
Add
lettuce
ingredients
if
desired.
Creamy,
smooth
and
Oh!
So
Good
French's,
the
quality
Prepared
Mustard
brings
,
out
the
true
flavour
of
jour
most
tempting
dishes
It
goes
perfectly
with
cold
and
hot
meats,
and
the
rich
mustard
goodness
doesn't
fade
out
in
cooking.
French's
is
a
skilled
blend
of
the
finest
mustard
seed,
spices
and
vinegar;
all
combined
to
provide
perfect
zesty
flavour.
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