TWO
LOCAL
(Continued
iroin
nse
5)
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
March
26,
1952
Terrace
Athletic
Ass'n
And
Civic
Centre
Merge
tar
folium
Will.
.
Stewart
in
Mess
,
Snow
and
Slush
STEWART
A
foot
of
snow
somehow
&
was
tied
7-7.
In
the
eleventh,
Stewart
made
one
count.
The
home
stretch
was
all
Bovills
as
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
!
LONDON
fl"
To
rncourage
I
PERMANENT
WARNING
School
children
to
take
an
in-
RYE,
England
(P
A
bus
shel-
unic
terest
In
pet
birds,
a
competition
ter
in
this
.Sussex
town
that
was
TERRACE.
Over
forty
sport
fans
gathered
at
vcA1ud
three
for
the
win"
a
Terrace
Athletic
Association
meeting
Sunday
j
'
Trophies
and
other
prizes
were
,1
r.t
fV,
A
thWi!
awarded
at
the
rink
following
damaged
by
youthful
vandals.
;
feu
during
the
past
week,
suc
will
be
left
unrepaired
'as
an
m
bird-cage
design
was
organized
here.
Prizes
include
Budgerigars
and
canaries.
ceeded
by
rain,
leaving
the
roads
in
a
slushy
mess.
example"
to
the
marauders.
ul,"uu"
l"
incoipui-ww"
complt
completion
of
competitions
at
8
Association
into
the
Civic
Centre
which
wouia
oc
known
in
future
as
the
Terrace
Civic
Centre
Athletic
Having
completed
the
loading
of
8550
tons
of
wheat
at
the
local
elevator,
the
Chinese
motorshlp
Hal
Yu
sailed
at
noon
yesterday
for
Moji,
Japan.
Next
grain
ship
here
is
expected
to
be
the
Japanese
vessel
Klyokuwa
Maru,
due
about
the
middle
of
April
to
load
her
third
cargo
of
tire
current
Association.
Babine
Slide
Hits
Spawning
p.m.
Canadian
National
Railways
telephoned
to
say
the
east-bound
train
scheduled
to
leave
at
8
would
be
held
for
one
hour
in
order
to
accommodate
seven
returning
Smithers
rinks.
Prizes
were
as
follows:
-
the
sports
proceed
from
the
Civic
i
Centre
much
as
the
Glee
Clubj
and
Concert
Orchestra,
so
that,
the
Centre
may
prove
fully
bene-
j
ficlal.
Tentative
suggestions
were.
Vice-President
O.
A.
Kaulbeck,
spokesman
for
the
Civic
Centre,
nointsd
out
that
the
Centre
was
fortunate
in
havlrs:
so
enthusiastic
and
able
a
sports
leader
as
Ed
Davis
and
that
the
Civic
Centre
directors
will
back
the
"Win,
DON'T
FORGET
.
.
.
,
The
Civic
Centre
Teen
Club
Dance
this
Friday,
March
?8,
iu
the
auditorium
at
your
Civic
Centre.
Tiiroe
9
till
1:00,
doors
close
at
10:30.
Price,
Civic
Centre
members
25c;
non-members
50c.
Refreshments.
COME
ON
OUT
AND
HAVE
SOME
FUN
All
school
teachers
are
cordially
invited
VANCOUVER
Salmon
spawning
for
1951
in
general
ranged
from
"adequate"'
to
'excellent"
with
the
average
as
"very
satis
I
shipping
season
from
the
local
Grand
Challenge
Fashion
eicva;or
mado
regarding
a
small
fee
to
be
Footwear
trophy,
four'
club-
factory."
There
were
two
exeep
paid
by
each
member
to
their
j
bags,
first
prize
to
Dominate
i
Examinations
of
candidates
fur
Hons:
on
me
oneena
...v
......
l.
-
socKeye
nrrler
to
create
a
damaged
bv
the
Babine
slide,
and1
Mr.
Kaulbeck
went
on
to
say
club
"
"w
This
will
be
rins;
iour
lauie
lamp.-,,
xuuu
.masters
and
mates
papers
fol-prize,
to
Shier
rink;
four
foun-howin(?
lhe
scnooi
for
navls,aU,in
tain
pens,
third
prize,
to
Warren
whlcn
nas
been
npid
h
d
,
healthy
spirit.
aside
from
the
regular
Civic
Fraspr
Rivor
fnifs
tthirh
show-
that,
with
the
Association
incor
ed
further
deterioration.
'
porated
Into
the
Civic
Centre,
the
'
VKin
HlK
KiiKTi,
M;trch
14
i.
-'t'hiifiitmj
Km
Mm
rink;
four
electric
clocks,
fourth
"
ithe
past
winlcr
nave
.p,,
(
'also
Centre
membership
fee.
The
sug
;
other
sports
activities
would
need
.
to
purchase
equipment
gestion
was
eft
toJ
,further
dlS
prize,
to
Boulter
rink
cusslon
at
a
later
date.
Wallace's
NEW
Millinery
Department
Aprn
2,
next
Wednesday.
Tlicy
will
be
conducted
at
HMCS
Chat-hum
by
Capt.
John
Llewellyn,
examiner
of
masters
and
mates
from
Vancouver.
Union
steamer
(Joquillam,
Cap:.
John
Bodvn,
returned
to
poit
at
which
the
Centre
could
then
obtain
at
much
better
rates.
He
asked
however,
that
In
this
:
matter
of
necessary
equipment,
1
the
Centre
be
notified
well
In
advance
of
the
association's
i
wirlous
needs.
Primary
Competition
Superior
Auto
Service
trophy,
four
fishing
rods,
first
prize,
to
De
Lage
rink;
four
table
lighters,
second
prize,
Laurie
rink;
four
mens
travelling
ta.w.i,
third
prize,
Eyolf.son
rink;
four
hams,
fourth
prize,
Admoeit.
Incorporation
of
Athletic
Association
into
the
Civic
Centre
was
voted
on
and
carried
almost
unanimously.
Jim
Warner
was
elected
vice-president
to
replace
Jock
Peddle
who
was
recently
transfclrcd
to
"The
matter
of
transportation
11.
ociock
yesterday
monilm
Applewhaite
Secondary
Ap-
from
her
weekly
voyage
to
Al1
'lAuiorri:
MHr,-h7ai,(i2i.."
l!lANKJ.st
,
Prfw
Ru?(r;
rinrrt
Ave;a
.
re
plewhaite
trophy,
four
electric
Arm
and
Stewart
and
sailed
at
1
p.m.
for
Vancouver
and
way-point.
sv
YOU'LL
LOVE
THE
WAY
YOU
LOOK
IN
OUR
kettles,
first
prize,
Bovill;
four
cases
salmon,
second
prize,
Stewart;
four
men's
shirts,
third,
Turner;
24
quarts
lubricating
oil.
fourth,
Rowbotham.
;
war
Drougm
up
ana
ine
centre
spokesman
felt
that
this
could1
n
losinB
the
meeting
Preside
ent
Ed
Davls
sald
that
whatever
dealt
with
more
fully
at
a
latter
date
'
:
sports
had
or
had
not
been
In
It
was
brought
out
at
the
meet-;
the
'past.
"Civic
Centre
Athletic
ing,
too,
that
the
Civic
Centre
Association"
was
concerned
with
does
not
intend
to
curb
or
in
any
j
the
sports
future
or
Terrace
and
way
interfere
with
formation
of
'
he
felt
confident
plans
will
go
the
various
teams
but
asks
that
forward
progressively.
TODAV
7--
9:01
Jur.L
mclkka
-
SHELLEY,-,
"FRENCHIE"
in
d
There's
no
room
in
this
J
Stewart
Losing
Doctor
Again
Opportunities
For
Business
Stewart
Has
Openings-Work
on
Itoatls
Sought
for
anything
but
joy
and
m
North
Star
Secondary
North
;
Star
Bottling
Wofks
trophy,
four
j
hats,
first
prize..,
Rowbotham
rink;
four
silver
cake
platen,
second,
Watson
iSmilhcrsi;
two
hams,
two
sides
bacon,
third
prize,
Laurence;
four
$5
merchandise
cards,
'
fourth
prize,
Holliston.
Grand
Aggregate
Frlzzell's
Motor
Products
trophy,
43
quarts
of
lubricating
oil.
Dominate
rink.
Booby
prii.e
of
four
'
haircuu
donated
by
Jewy's
Barber
Shop
was
awarded
to
the
Stewart
rink,
having
first
five-endcr
scored
agaln.st
them.
At
least
three
rinics
stand
in
competl-
rTV
r
t
;
STEWART
Doctor
Donald
MacKay
has
notified
he
Hospital
Board
that
he
will
be
leaving
the
district
shortly,
having
accepted
a
position
at
Lake;
Louise
for
the
summer.
The
board
is
making
efforts
to
secure
the
services
of
a
doctor
to
ri-place
Dr.
MacKay.
It
was
pointed
out
at
tne
au-
i
nifal
meeting
of
the
Stewart!
Board
of
Trade
that
ine
rc
are
oneninss
for
several
businesses
here,
among
them
a
barber
shop,
j
butcher,
picture
show,
cxprej
r.fTlr.o
ami
a
rlennlna
establish-
P.mm
x
Vu
mcnt
and
laundry.
Ernest
Love!"""
for
the
second
booby
prize
he
would
be
wilung
to
take
I
P"nas
01
nsn
meal
donated
.-aid
!
y
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd..
over
the
cxprc
office
if
;t
can
be
arranged
and
promised
to
nt
V
awarded,
for
the
rink
i
contact
companies.
i
wl
n
,nost
lnls
,s'
ed
B"!
.
lhe
condition
of
the
roaU3
,
"'"B"
was
discussed,
ana
it
was
icni
that
something
should
be
clone!
to
get
some
action
soon.
Mr.
Wallace
said
that
his
company
had
olfcred
their
co-operation
'
lliey
I'virli
so
I'rvltily
A
Top
Your
Acc
Spring
I
lair-Do
And
for
your
happy
new-season
selection
we've
a
beautifully
complete
array
of
crisp
new
straws
and
felts
dressed
up
in
the
flowers
and
gay
finery
of
Springtime.
Come
see!
with
equipment
and
men
to
the
public
works
department,
and
pointed
out
that
crushed
rock
should
be
used
instead
of
gravel
'
as
at
present
to
make
a
more
Stable
job.
VV.
H.
Tooth
was
unanimously
re-elected
president;
J.
J.
Mc-Kenna,
vice-president;
M.
Oengv-,
secretary,
and
Ernest
Love,
treasurer.
Seven
members
wer?.
elected
as
an
executive:
W.
'
Buy
!UJitliUBS
Vx
"w
i
654
;
Shields
Orr.
W.
J.
Crawford.
Join",
j
Bouzck,
John
McKay,
D.
A.
Mc-I
Leod,
Tom
Wallace
and
Casey
Williams,
representing
the
com-i
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
j
munity
of
Hydcr.
!
Mr.
McKay
informed
the
meet
m
m
ing
that
the
Q.C.
Airlines
were
j
inaugurating
a
twice-weekly
air
!
service
to
Stewait
commencing
Thl
vcrtlMitHnl
i
not
pntnltcd
i
diiplivtd
kf
UMf
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m
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TICKETS
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CINEMA
GUILD
OF
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r
March
24,
and
outlined
the
ser-,
vice
which
had
been
given
free
oy
the
airline.
A
letter
from
A.
J.
Spillsbury,
head
of
the
airline,
was
read,
In
which
hc
asked
the
board
to
co-operate
In
obtaining
a
regular
air
mall
service
to
this
port.
The
board
was
unanimous
In
Its
endoiiatlon
of
the
suggestion
and
a
wire
was
sent
to
the
postma.stcr-gcncrai
urging
the.
need
for
this
service.
A
petition
will
be
signed
and
forwarded
to
Ottawa
with
a
copy
to
(
lie
member
for
Skeena,
E.
T.
Applewhalte,
M
P.
In
view
of
the
increased
busi-
nrs
here
it
was
felt
that
the
provincial
government
should
be
approached
with
a
view
to
hav-.n'i
the
Stewart
sub-agency
reopened
and
a
resident
public
works
engineer
awMntcd
to
the
Atlln
dLstrict
wita
headquarters
at
Stewart.
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taste
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a
distinguished
selection
of
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Ooorwick.
A
rainous
riayers
lneaire
,
22,
hadn't
been
to
the
movies
for
;
five
years
so
she
decided
to
take
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her
family
to
the
local
cinema.
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Untish
Columbia
Dislillcrv
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TODAY
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at
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n.m.;
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their
absence,
thieves
raided!
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house
and
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goods
worth
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FOR
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Intermediate
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Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For.
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and
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The
Urilish
Columbia
Oislillery
Company
Limited
lias
greatly
increased
lis
facilities
over
the
past
few
years
and
has
built
up
ita
stocks
to
keep
pace
with
the
rapidly
growing
demand
fur
Its
products
both
at
heme
and
in
world
markets
an
eipansion
program
that
keeps
pace
with
British
Columbia
growth
and
prosperity.
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published
or
disptoyad
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
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