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Prinrc
Rupert
Doily
News
Thursday,
Mjirch
20,
1952
-
TELKWA
NEWS
-
AT
WALLACE'S
5
OF
COURSE
5
Monte
Cristo
in
'Mask
of
Avenger'
Swashbuckling
adventure
picture
starring
John
Derek,
"Mask
of
the
Avenger,"
in
technicolor,
MONTE
CRISTO
I
r,
time
of
the
is
unusual
for
this
year.
Francois
to
see.
Miss
Calder
thanked
all
mf
for
her
gifts
end
invited
them
Thc
hume
of
Mrs
Fred
Ros
to
visit
her.
The
next
hour
hap-
bp.
was
the
scene
of
a
happv
pily
passed
with
sinking
of
fa-
gathering
when
the
ladies
of
the
vorite
hymns,
accompanied
oy
,institute
gave
a
going
away
Mr.
Calder
on
the
piano.
Lunch
party
for
Mrs
j
ciotworthy.
was
then
served.
Fourteen
ladies
were
present.
Lak.
Two
happ.v
families
were
when
Mr.
Paul
Joresch
and
:
is
the
feature
picture
coming
to
the
Totem
Theatre
this
Friday
and
Saturday.
Anthony
Quinn
I
the
niiiu'inal
SUDOOltlng
role'
their
Walter
Divschener
met
rind
children
who
were
Games
were
enjoyed.
among
the
new
Harold
and
Peter
Neave
i
The
public
works
pile
driver
was
taken
across
the
lake
on
I
the
ice
oh
Wednesday
morning
1
readv
for
starting
work
on
the
arrivals
from
Jody
Lawrence.
Arnold
Mos':
awlod
nere
last
Eueene
iglcsias
rounding
out
j
ailed
from
Italy
the
suuuorting
vmlnn,.t.inff
cast.
cast.
1
Germany.
They
lan
rived
home
late
on
Wednesday
The
Institute
presented
Mrs.
The
party
s
They
Clo'worthy
with
an
electric
iron
All
the
night
from
Vancouver.
and
enjoyed
the
trip
although
new
Southbank
wharf,
pilings
arc
across
now.
as
a
token
of
esteem.
Mrs.
Clot
I
came
by
road
in
a
half-ton
pick-i
up
which
will
be
used
in
con-
considerable
official
routine
anu
the
usual
formality
tool:
their
worthy
held
the
office
as
secre
tary
in
the
Institute
for
a
num
a.
r
time
enroute.
Neverdieioss
tney
ber
Der
oi
of
yea.
years
s
and
..u
her
iier
services
services
Captain
Peter
Mathews
left
on
nection
with
the
store
Thursday
morning.
He
will
spend
,
d
l0
b,
were
given
to
the
wrapping
ol
wnciia
land.
lc
3
in
a
new
The
action
of
"Mack
of
the
;
Avenger"
takes
place
during
the
'
,1848
war
between
Italy
and
Aus-;
t
ria.
Derek
is
a
dashing
young
I
captain
in
the
Italian
army
who
!
returns
home
on
leave
to
find
his
father
dead
and
branded
as
ia
traitor
to
his
country.
The
j
young
soldier,
assuming
the
guise
'
'
and
wielding
the
sword
of
.
the
t
!
Count
of
Monte
Cristo.
wages
a
all
the
overseas
parcels.
part
of
his
holidays
at
balmon
Arm
and
with
his
mother
at
Powell
River.
Columbia
Pictures
Ralph
Kcefe
is
home
after
attending
the
Forestry
convention
in
Prince
Rupert.
Telkwa
experienced
a
new
tempo
when
(ia
carloads
of
lumber
were
shipped
out
in
the
past
two
weeks.
X'
f
Jobs
Derek
A
stag
party
was
tendered
to
Jack
Ciotworthy
at
the
home
of
W.
W.
Noonan
on
Friday
evening.
A
number
of
Mr.
Clotworthy's
former
pupils
wvre
present.
Some
of
them
are
grown
men
and
in
The
hall
was
filled
to
capacity
on
Friday
evening
for
the
St.
Patrick's
Day
dance.
PEROW
NOTES
uthless
campaign
ol
vengeance
roup
is
steadily
The
Brownie
i
'
?
I
against
his
enemy,
a
man
plot-
j
growing
of
business
here,
A
most
enjoyable
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stan
Calder
en-
Mrs.
Oakley
Mills,
widow
ng
in
in
size
size
wun
iu-w
nam-
.
-
t
Austrian
agents,
joining
at
the
regular
Photography
in
tethnicol
bers
or
tertaincd
on
Sunday
evening
in
the
late
C.
C.
Mills,
is
visiting
at
time
was
had,
and
a
purse
with
ceremony
meetings.
Enrolment
lmpressivcness
money
was
given.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
her
daughter's
home
in
Perow.
embellishes
the
;
of
the
picture.
honor
of
their
daughter,
Ethel,
and
Abe
Weins.
The
house
was
prettily
decorated
with
ever-
Ciotworthy
have
left
for
the
me-
south.
R.
MacDonald,
Pcrow
Anthony
Qusnn
--!AY
will
be
arranged
when
a
decision
has
been
reached
regarding
the
making
or
purchasing
of
uniforms.
The
group
has
been
making
posters
for
their
corners
producing
several
good
displays
of
recruit
work.
At.
the
next
meeting
final
tests
greens
and
rosebuds
and
many
chanic,
left
by
train
for
Terrace
--
neighbors
and
friends,
were
pres-
on
Sunday
morning.
Mrs.
Archie
Kerr
has
arrived
home
from
tire
Smithers
hos-
ent
All
brought
gifts
for
the
voung
couple
"who
will
shortly
Mrs.
Kris
Sorenson
is
holding
a
Pital
where
she
had
been
a
pat-
Hint
of
Spring!
WALLACE'S
SPRING
COATS
Coats
that
are
out
of
this
world
in
style.
We
invite
vour
approval.
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
Arnold
Moss
Eugene
tgl-stas
Damsite
Road
May
Close
to
Public
her
home
for
lent
tor
trie
last
ten
ciays.
leave
for
Burns
Lake.
Gifts
were
baby
shower'
at
RIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
Kvening
Show
7-9:00
p.m.
opened
and
passed
round
for
all
Mrs.
Joe
Croarec
this
afternoon.
TOT!
Matinee
Saturday'2
p.m.
flOf.Sh'.itl;,
The
Women's
Auxiliary
held
a
successful
afternoon
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
on
Saturday.
A
fruit
cake
donated
by
Mrs.
Hinchliffe
of
Smithers,
was
won
by
Miss
Ellen
Paulson.
for
the
older
group
will
be
passed
j
TLKWA
Tourists
may
be
j
and
study
made
of
enroll,
ent
J
from
y
m.-moniM
as
wen
as
investiture
Nechako
Qn
account
of
of
the
sixers
and
seconders.
the
numerous
acckients
on
the
j
,
.
rZ7
'
highway.
It
is
a
private
road
and
j
v
M-idiuan
F.
Mi.
Madigan
.home
of
The
dcal
Qf
.afnc
for
th
was
the
scene
of
P'faf
J
t-ve-
m
motion.
With
when
number
of
friends
.v
r.mg
a
molortsts
thcrc
is
a
ANNUAL
MEETING
STORE
ITS
TH
P
CAIX
TO
ADvri-fj
allllEIIBRSlHIL
A
car
load
of
hay-bailing
machines
was
unloaded
here
on
Saturday
for
the
Madigan
brothers
gathered
to
atteno
a
pa
ty
,.u
ha2ar((
in
nonor
01
juiss
omi.
y
jack
,
engagement
to
Mi
:
4
i
on
her
-
i7
f
?
ness.
iiu-ie
is
a
picaamg
uciimuu
-
-.
-
-
-
.
th
EARLY
SCOURGE
for
these
machines
at
the
present
"uibj"
lm-
,,7,
Mrinv
for
cclebiating
Shule
s
s
s
,imo
time,
and
h
p,,,
enough
nf
of
them
them
mnnnt
cannot
occasion
Wllrnu
fi'ver
marie
Its
first
re-
birthday.
Congratulations
weic
t.ordvi
ftppcaranc;e
In
North
in
order
and
the
evenings
w,th
PDidemics
at
New
ne
-
.
,
,
,,
,
,
York
and
Philadelphia
in
16G3.
!
GSmnite.
J
tertainment
continued
uniii
small
hours
of
ht
morning.
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Credit
Union
be
procurred
to
supply
the
demands.
Howard
(
Jerry
i
Irving
returned
to
his
home
here
where
he
will
remain
while
convalescing
from
a
recent
major
operation
he
underwent
in
Vanderhoof.
VANCOl
vi
a
and
VICTORIA
7?.
Ctf
NORTHERN
POLICE
The
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
is
the
only
police
force!
i
operating
In
the
Yukon
and
:
I
Northwest
Territories.
i
Evening
Show
7
ei...j...
ii
.
SUNDAY
ss.
Chilcotin
8
Today
io
Saturday
Big
Terrace
School
Plan
p.m.
jaruraay
vtaMji.
The
Ladies'
Guild
to
the
Uni-
.
ted
Church
held
their
monthly
:
card
party
in
the
library
on
i
Wednesday
with
four
tables
play-
j
ing.
Mrs.
"June
Cocks
won
the
;
first
prise
for
ladies.
George
i
TERRACE.
A
building
pro-
ALL
SKATS
RFSKIIVEO
Al
KKSKRVKU
SKAT
TICKETS
MI
ST
BE
PICKED
IT
BEFORE
5
PM.
CINEMA
GUILD
OF
THE
INTERNATIONAL
CANADA
m-
Pf
w
!
m
Mayer
won
the
first
prize
for
men.
Consolation
prizes
went
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
W.
Noonan.
Hostesses
were
Mrs.
Clarksior.
and
Mrs.
Thompson.
TUESDAY
ss.
Camosim
12
noon
ALICE
AKM,
STFWAKT
AM)
PORT
SIMPSON
'
Sunday,
Camosun.
11
p.m.
-
I
OK
NORTH
OH
I
N
'
CHARLOTTE
INLANDS
March
14
and
28
ss.
Chilcotin
midnight
1
I
Olt
SOI
Til
l
I.I
N
CHA'tLOTTi:
LS!.A?I)S
"
ss.
Crilruun
I
March
7
and
21
miciiii'zh!
FRANK
J.-
SK1NM
It
Prince
Rupert
Ai;er-t
Third
Aver.ue
Phone
560
t.v
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-f
?
THURSDAY,
MARCH
20
-
7:30
p.m.
Oddfellows
Hall
Also
film
and
dance
Guest
Speaker:
A.
Nichol
(Assistant
Inspctor
of
Credit
Unions),
Signs
of
spring
are
much
in
evidence,
what
with
hearing
and
seeing
a
number
of
robins.
It
was
reported
that
a
baby
fawn
was
seen,
also
a
baby
moose,
this
i
!
gram
to
cost
about
$421,000
is
now
being
planned
for
trustees,
of
Terrace
School
District
A
bylaw
to
finance
this
work
,
is
expected
to
be
presented
to
;
ratepayers
shortly.
;
Plans
for
the
various
units
are
,
now
being
prepared
by
the
Van-
j
couver
architectural
firm
of
Sharp
&
Thompson.
Berwick,
Pratt.
First
portion,
expected
to
be
i
put
under
way
this
year,
con-i
sists
of
work
at
the
Terrace
ele-,
mentary
school
with
an
esti-;
mated
cost
of
$50,000.
This
will
j
involve
connecting
the
existing
'
two
buildings
with
a
corridor
on
which
three
classrooms
will
be
extended
and
adding
and
converting
an
army
building
to
provide
a
further
six
classrooms.
The
existing
low
pressure
steam
heating
system
will
be
enlarged.
Second
project
hoped
to
go
ahead
this
year
is
completely
remodelling
the
high
school
here.
A
new
roof
and
new
hot
water
heating
system
will
also
tA,
"Acti-
"Acting
it
it
m
at
Nlvrtl
natural
Hi
M
1
,
.....
rinlhr,CS
SILVANA
SILVANA
MANGANO
MANGANO
J,
brvathinf,
mnd
H
km
1
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V
ia
arfdiLan
a
alalia
fr
VfV
'
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right
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SHOWINO
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Thursday
8:30
p.m.
Doors
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7:
15
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TH
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SHELF
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p
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high
school
for
Terrace
which
is
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New
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