is
Oct..
j
Gibson.
The
meeting
was
a,
Vice-President.
Mrs.
D.
Ged-j
tribute
to
Mrs."
Gibson
who
i.s
cli
.;.
Hie
oldest
member
of
the
AuXil-
Sivretary-Trca.Miier,
Mrs.
R.
iary
and
the
fact
that
she
haJ.
McLeod.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
April
9,
1952
News
of
the
District
attained
the
ripe
age
of
eighty
Violence,
Love
I
In
Action
Film
'
Adventure
with
the
sting
of
reality
is
the
keynote
of
"Be-!
tween
Midnight
and
Daw
n,"
shot
in
the
streets
drama
based
on
BALMORAL.
fScaUanj
,CP)
Articles
that
had
been
forgolW
for
generations
were
uncovered
when
Balmoral
Castle
under-went
its
most
intensive
spring
Cleaning
in
loo
years.
Colfee-pots,
trays
and
pans
that
served
royalty
in
Queen
Victoria's
time
will
be
sold
for
about
luflO
land
!"!.
i.floi'i'
tlit
X'iM
ii-ne
flirt
rff
n
o
i
'iti
(Lnfii
faiiiJ
I
Us
STEWAHT
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of
St.
Mark's
Anglican
Chan
h
hold
their
annual
meet-in;
at
the
home
or
Mrs.
C.
E.
Parrsboro
in
Nova
Scotia
was
so
named
in
honor
of
John
Parr,
governor
of
Nova
Scotia
from
1781
to
1791.
;
lor
celebration.
,
'
Newly
elected
officers
are:
j
President,
Mrs.
H.
Wilkinson,
j
M"
tU
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J)iRKBaCEBafiHBBKnBaBaBltHBaiIH.atAaHatllil
mmmmmsmnmmKm&g,
Excitement
Cause
Vimy
Dance
Runaway
Speeder
M
Stewart
I..
'the
police
files
of
a
great
city,
showing
tonif.ht
and
Thursday
at
Capitol
Theatre.
Mark
Stevens,
Edmund
O'Brien
and
Galo
Storm
are
co-starred
in
the
film.
"BW
OMR
1st
Featured
are
Donald
Buka,
Ga!i
Robbins,
Anthony
Ross
and
Roland
Winters.
Stevens
and
O
Brien
appear
in
the
tilm
as
the
men
bvhind
tin
SIM
STEWART-Stewart
Branch
of
Canadian
Legion
celebrated
Vimy
Day
cii
a.(.ii"day
in
the
Legion
Hall,
connncnoina;
with
a
soc.al
"'c
"
'.
r--.
';1
wheel
and
tins
of
a
nrowlw
r:ir
i
T.
j
TELKWA.
Excitement
was
occasioned
when
a
message
from
Smithers
was
despatched
to
Tclkwa
saying
that
a
runaway
speeder
was
on
the
loose
and
had
to
be
stopped
at
all
costs.
Quick
action
on
the
part
of
A.
H.
Irving,
agent
at
Telkwa,
helped
avert
what
might
have
been
a
serious
accident.
Mr.
Irving
ran
out
and
threw
the
switch
and
then
contacted
the
section
crew
who
were
just
coming
in
from
the
track.
A
crowd
assembled
as
word
'passe
J
from
one
to
another.
Conjecture
was
rife
as
to
how
the
speeder
?ot
away
from
Smithers.
Eventually,
the
speeder,
which
had
a
pushcar
in
front,
ap
V1V1J51;
"A
snip
were
serv.'d
u;:
;cau
or
th:'
usual
.
.
.
,
'
,
.
.
never
knowing
into
what
new
1
'
situation
a
radio
call
will
send
This
n.ts
fo'iowed
dv
a
fmo
tht.m
but
always
ready
to
speed
dance,
ev
-co
ie
being
in
the
head-on
Into
danger
and
vio-
ri;;;K
m:
xi
t
make
it
a
bang-up
lentv.
Both
U)Ve
the
same
gill
t:me-
but
their
romantic
rivalry
is
not
d-iatwi-i.!.;
to
the
succcs.j
of
permitted
to
interfere
with
their
Hie
.oi..l
.virs.
11.
Wihtir.sjn
puiu-e
partnership.
".vtvih.i
f.iachrce"
and
She
eventually
choses
Stevens
"Wh.'ii
My
Daam
Boat
Comes
but,
on
the
we
of
the
wedd
ng.
Aiur:;."
lion
Lane,
from
Pre-
he
is
murdered
by
a
gunman
w.ef,
sail;?
"When
I-isii
Eyes
they
had
tangled
with
earlier.
fci.l.n,."
aaai
KukpalricK
How
OBnen
avenges
the
mur-
and
George
Dunn,
with
their
old
der
of
his
brother
officer
by
t.ai.-
music
on
fuicuf
and
guitar,
tracking
down
the
killer
and
named
si
rW)'U;y
TU....1
t
ENN;l.
kZZX&L
'
BRIGHT
:
proached
from
the
west
and
sec
onds
later
it
careened
over
the
iind
a
tav
d;fce
brought
clown
lacing
him
in
a
blazing
gun
is
hriHp'P
at
n
kiippH
ohMit
'ir
wirt
a
aie.
tnea
wviu
rcr-
battle
provides
a
climax.
to
the
delight
of
all.
mues
an
hour.
In
hot
pursuit
E,1"
.Veiled
Bil'y
n'
WJ-S
his
Ui?Ual
good
was
was
another
anomer
sneeder
speeaer
carrying
mrrvina
n
a
l.-rm
with
sons
and
story
and
Minister
Held
By
Snowstorm
csmithers
crew
who
were
endeavoring
to
overtake
the
runaway..
A
thoughtful
spectator
stop
i
u-i
iv.ci
a
bv,
hand.
George
Bunn,
with
Udiy
Orr
as
stooge,
pa-.e
an
adapt.
a:on
of
the
"Two
Bia.-k
Crows."
Clell
Mayse,
with
1
.f...'
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.
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TERRACE
Hi
in
F.
T
Kennev
ped
all
highway
traffic
as
the
section
men
threw
boards
and
W'.tajo
numbers
was
enthusi-
minister
of
lands
and
forests
planks
planks
across
across
the
the
rails
rails
hoping
h,m,n.r
a
'l''Uy
PP-Uu"'-
and
public
works,
is
paying
a
to
divert
the
speeder
into
a
snow
bank
or
at
least
check
its
speed.
rhMr
pffnrt.1
wort
imurroi.-cf!it
Mid
Sprackiin
was
announcer
visit,
;o
hts
co
lstituenti
lure.
He
and
master
of
ceremonies
of
the
expected
to
arrive
in
tim"
for
a
dance
while
J.
Boazek
presided
Liberal
meetins
last
Fndav
at
tne
door-iv.tr.
and
the
runaway
flew
by
and
;
.
Music
for
the
.k
.,itu
.kk
u-
u.
:
evening
but
was
detained
at
dance
was
pro-
Smithers
owing
to
a
snowstorm.
H
B
a
M
B
B
B
B
B
B
E
a
v
ownut
vviiiuii
UIOUIIL.
vided
by
Mrs.
11.
Stewart.
Mrs.
L.
.
it
to
an
abrupt
stop.
Splinte
nf
hr.o-ris
fi,
h
"
aui.-.en
auu
is.ii
rciiier
oil
e-
jy
lmi
OF
THEf
l
CaiFaHSTZriif
fETCHiT
wCSbJ
iano,
Sam
Kirkpatrick,
vio
lunged
and
went
over
into
tlit
ANCIENT
MERCHANTS
Representing
dealers
in
rich
fabrics,
there
was
a
Mercers'
lin:
George
Bann.
guitar,
and
Billv
Orr
on
the
trans.
spur.
Considerable
damage
wa;
done.
The
Women
of
the
Auxiliary.
"
winuon
as
eariy
as
1172.
under
the
leadership
of
the
Pres
ident
Mrs.
S.
Kiikpatrick,
was
in
'"Hur.r.ro
tho
Hard
Way"
Q
"Conned
Feud"
I
AMoisrcai
charge
of
refre.nmeiits.
at
the
opening,
followed
by
the
In
the
absence
of
the
President
singing
of
"O
Canada"
and
the
Comrade
Koy
Sharp.
W.
S.
Orr
proceedings
terminated
by
sing-
Terrace
Spring
Fashion
Show
It
takes
two
people
to
make
a
deal.
Yeats
ago
when
the
present
man-ag.-m;ni
or
mis
company
took
ove.
we
decided
to
maXc
VVoHoca's
Dspcrtmcnt
Sore
a
stce
for
Prince
Rup2't
to
he
proud
of.
Cur
dreams
PLUS
your
good
will
has
finally
ma
Je
this
possiNe.
Our
Faith
in
Prince
Ruperi-In
Ourselves
and
in
YOU
'We
have
complete
faith
in
Prince
RuDerl".
Wc
have
faith
in
ourselves.
We
pledge
ourselves
to
give
vou
the
merchandise
you
want
at
the
price
you
want
to
dov.
Wallace's
everyday
regjlar
prices
will
be
as
low
or
lower
than
like
quality
elsewhere
in
Canada.
Vaiiace's
sale
specials
will
beat
sales
in
other
cities.
By
building
the
most
up
to
date
premises
in
Canada,
we
have
shown
our
faith
in
vou.
t
Through
Our
Doors
Pass
The
Nicest
People
in
the
World
Respectfully
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
;
welcomed
tne
rut-intera
and
ing
"CkxI
Save
The
Queen."
It
guests.
was
a
big
evening.
Fvening
Slums
5
.-9
pm.
The
usual
s.icnce
was
observed
:
.Matinct;
Friday
and
Saturday
jt!:pn
?
TERRACE
A
spring
fashion
show
sponsored
by
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Terrace
Hospital
in
conjunction
with
Mary
Lynne
Shoppe
was
well
attended
and
enjoyed
Saturday
evening
at
the
ti;dav
Three
Cornered
Fight
in
Atlin
j
V.
!).
Smith,
Liberal;
T.
;
MacKay,
Conservative;
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ic
evass
-
swuts:
in
"STEEL
HEIMH
B
B
n
B
B
B
a
13
B
a
Civic
Centre.
Models
were
Randy
Harrison,
Gail
Dubeau,
Jamie
Grant,
Roberta
Kcnyon,
Joan
Stewart.
Diane
Peters,
Shcron
Mcllroy,
Selma
Farkvan.
Claudia
Kir.e.
613
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trunk
Older,
tt
Jf(
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,
ROMANO
H
M.s.
Eva
Pache,
Pat
Pendergasl,
STEWART.
Preparations
for
Mrs.
Kay
Gordon,
Mrs.
Cynthia
the
forthr.omins!
provincial
elec-Blaek,
Mrs.
W.
Osborr.:,
Mis.
tion
go
on
rpace
and
it
is
un-Kathie
Fraser.
;
'officially
reported
that
there
'
In
charge
of
make-up
was
'
will
be
a
three
cornered
contest
Mrs.
Nixon.
Hairdresser
was
Pat
!
here.
The
names
of
William
i;
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mm
a
B
B
Per
L.
M.
Fclscnthcl
Davis
and
commentator
Mrs.
,
Duncan
Smith,
Liberal,
and
R
Eldon.
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srer-:
mmisow
TTSrrSnSKEHBB
VANCOIVFK
and
VICTORIA
SUNDAY
ss.
Camosun
8
p.m.
TUESDAY
!W.
CoqulUam
'.2
noon
ALICE
ARM,
STEH'AKT
AM)
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Coquitlam,
11
pin.
FOR
NORTH
01
1
FN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
April
11
and
25
S3.
Camun
midnight
FOR
SOl'TII
Ol'FFN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun
April
4
and
18
midnight)
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupt-i
t
Agent
Third
Aver.ue
Phone
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TODAY
nndW
fhonm
MicKay.
Progressive
Conservative,
have
been
mentioned
as
possible
candidates
to
oppose
Frank.
Calder,
CCF,
the
present
MLA
lor
Atlin,
who
r.s
been
renominated
by
the
provincial
executive.
Whether
Smith
or
MacKay
will
be
able
to
overcome
the
large
native
vote
in
the
riding
is
a
moot
question.
In
the
last
election
Smith
lost
by
a
small
.narsin
of
six
votes.
Artists
supporting
the
Fashion
Show
were:
.
.
.
Mrs.
Seaton,
soprano,
"3iiring-time."
accompanied
by
Allen
Dubeau.
.
Mru.
Lloyd
Johnstone
and
Mrs.
van
Stolk,
in
a
duet,
"Ea.st.-i
Parade."
Mrs.
Peek
Vout,
solo,
"Oh
Susanna."
Mrs.
Eldon,
solo,
"It's
the
Loveliest
Night
in
the
Year,"
accom
siioivinc;
ONCE
t(
II
NIGHT
AT
S:25
ALSO
NEWS
?2'rmi
N
O
lT
There
will
he
a
Matinee
Fn
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Ml
IHthlK
Paw
ires
no
present
panied
by
Lorna
Mclven.
I
French
Minuet,
by
High
School
jsludenU:
bharon
ivicliroy,
Anita
Brut,
Shbley
Rjyno'ds,
Selma
i
Farkvam,
Joan
Gillanders,
Clau-jdia
King,
Aron
Haaland,
lorn
'Richardson,
-
Gordon
Alo,
Ross
!Gi
landers,
Lairy
Mathews.
Ja;:k
Burton.
,
t
Under
tlie
baton
of
Frank
Gaven,
Civic
Centre
Orchestra
j
gave
their
support.
jrv
with
a
civic
cmn
like
the
time...
and
no
time
like
ft
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5"
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ROLEX.
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,
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Available
A-inssion:
Members
50c
Non-McK
Birthday
of
Moose
j
Women
at
Stewart
.
STEWART
Women
(,r
the"
Moose
celebrated
their
thirteenth
anniversary
here
on
Thursday
last.
Members
of
Loyal
Order
of
Moo.se
and
invited
guests
Joined
,
the
women.
After
disposing
of
the
regular!
order
of
business
the
party
goi
going
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.!
G.
Kusta.s,
chairman
of
the
home
I
1
Easy
to
use
Say
good-bye
to
tlie
haclv-iiteaki'ij;
job
of
polishing
floors
by
hand.
An
electric
polisher
with
counter-rotating
brushes
does
all
the
work
on
hardwood,
linoleum
or
tile
floors
right
up
to
the
base-board,
deep
into
corners.
All
you
do
is
guide
it.
With
two
5'2-iiKh
brushes
rotating
THE
CIVIC
CENTRE
p;!thi.M'S
'I
in;
Final
C'incc-t
ot
1
IS
n
Light
to
carry
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in
opposite
directions
at
600
revolutions
per
minute
tinder
the
full
v.
eight
of
the
1
,0
imaKinj
committee,
assisted
by
j
i
the
friendship
committee
of
Mm.
I
II.
Stewart,
Mrs
Oiil'f
Risen,
and
Mrs.
C.
Lundstrom.
'
Whbt
and
cribbage
were
the
order
Of
the
evening.
Winner.'
in
whist
were
Mrs.
C.
Walker,
!
ladies'
first
prize;
Mrs.
j.
Nicol
getting
the
consolation
prize.
H.
!
JILL
11U
Wed.
April
16,
1952-8:30!
machine
16
pounds
-floors
gleam
in
a
jiffy.
TUQOU
Gets
info
corners
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GIMPEL
Vili'
W.-.M
Fammts
CARL
FUCRSTNER
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Want
u
WHt"li
that
in
far
above
ordiimry
in
accitrary
ami
appii
aiicVr
Then
ask
your
jeweller
to
bIji.w
yon
Kolcx
und
Tudor
'
Oynter"
wmlwalclieg.
Tliey
are
completely
waterproof,
dust
proof,
and
of
course,
supremely
accurate
beautifully
.
designed
by
Swiss
craftsmen
to
give
you
a
lifetime
of
"right
time."
4
.
Snap-on
brushes
and
buffing
pads.
.
pianist
-
Arcoii'l'
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j.
Bennett
won
the
mens
first
prii
e
and
the
sweep
with
Fred
Spracklin
taking
the
consolation
prize.
-
In
cribbage
Miss
Miriam
Mor-
;
gan
was
first,
Miss
Janet
McLeod,
consolation;
John
Nicol,1
first,
and
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original
charter
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