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Satisfactory
Year
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
January
16,
1954
Bracewell
Rejects
Terrace
Waterworks
Extension
Plan
hedral
Meetina
Told
Approval
Given
Postal
Rate
Ji.ictory
year
during-
congregation
through
death
or
OTTAWA
'CP)
The
eovern-
it
would
los"
mr.nev
when
n
re
eported
at
the
bt.
tlieclral
annual
con-meeting
this
week
Bpeclil
to
The
Daily
News
TERRACE
Plans
for
extension
of
the
village
water
system
have
been
turned
down
by
B.
C.
Bracewell,
B.C.
Inspector
of
municipalities,
but
the
village
B
e
churcn
nan
witn
modified
te
take
care
of
a
population
of
6,000.
Commissioners
objected
to
his
per
capita
cost
estimate,
saying
it
was
based
on
census
figures
for
Terrace
only,
disregarding
the
Ollt.tvinu
arM
ill
S.
ProcJUer
in
the
commission
will
continue
to
press
moved
the
f
amp
tax
on
cheques
then.
HIGHEST
IN
WOULD
.
He
said
the
increase
will
make
Canada's
letter
rates
the
highest
in
the
worid.
The
rate
for
one
ounce
would
be
five
cents,
compared
with
three
cents
in
the
United
States
and
twopence
slightly
more
than
three
cents
for
two
ounces
in
Britain.
lor
improvements.
At
this
week's
meeting
of
the
Commission.
Mr
Prai-pwpll'
Mowed
that
physical
;
the
financial
sltua-.itisfactory
and
there
permanent
improve-liuring
1953.
Among
the
Installation
of
an
i
Postmaster
Sam
Kirkaldy
said
there
were
1,780
families
in
great-j
er
Terrace
representing
an
esti-i
mated
population
of
over
4.800.
letter
refusing
endorsement
of
HJiuinace
and
iiquida-
mention
to
Miss
Jeanne
Faure
Mrs.
N.
E.
Arnold
and
Shelford
1953t011'
aU
l
Whm
dled
durin8
F
E.
Anfield
was
re-appolnted
rectors
church
warden
and
O
E
Moore
was
elected
people's
church
warden.
Synod
delegates
named
were
O.
S.
Reade
and
H.
E.
Faure;
envelope
secretary,
A.
M.
Rlvett
Committee
members
elected
c'ilV
lrs-
J'
Ridsdale,
Morris
Scott
Fred
Slade.
F.
H.
St.
J(.hn
Madeley,
H.
Dean
Freeman,
P.
F
P.
Bird,
and
Peter
Lien.
Richmond
E.
Mortimer
was
re-elected
honorary
auditor.
The
meetin-
closed
with
a
resolution
of
thanks
to
all
those
who
had
taken
part
In
the
work
of
the
church
during
the
year,
and
the
serving
of
refreshments
ment's
plan
for
a
eent-nn-ounce
increase
in
first-class
postal
rates
has
won
preliminary
Commons
approval
after
a
two-day
fiirh
against,
it
by
all
three
opposition
parties.
By
a
vote
of
49
to
34
the
Commons
Friday
night
passed
a
Uiouon
preliminary
to
a
bill
to
Implement
the
increases.
Th
bill
then
was
introduced.
Progressive
Conservative,
CCF
and
Social
Credit
members
voted
together
against
the
motion,
which
was
supported
by
the
Liberals.
Opposition
leader
Drew,
entering
the
debate
in
its
second
day,
charged
that
the
postal
boost
is
the
payoff
on
the
political
bait
that
was
offered
last
spring
before
t)ic
general
elect;
11.
Tho
govern-
nt
know
ine
proposed
waterworks
bylaw
was
received.
His
main
ob'ecMon
was
high
per
capita
cost,
which
he
estimated
at
mor-i
than
$540.
However,
he
Said
he
wnuirt
pnnKirinr
bts
on
capital
Im-caiTied
out
In
1952.
h
under
the
leader,
new
bishop,
the
Rt.
ine
commission
will
continue
to
study
the
matter
and
meanwhile
will
seek
to
bring
back
accounts
up
to
date.
Many
residents
were
reported
three
years
In
arrears
on
payment
for
water
service.
They
will
be
asked
to
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lie
u.
waits,
mxnop
any
less
expensive
project
submitted,
suggesting
that
the
present
water
system
could
be
f.i,
had
agreed
to
lake
t
in
the
work
or
the
ng
the
limits
of
the
rector
said.
fi
r
made
reference
to
J!
ol
members
of
the
Heavy
Toll
Of
Dead
Left
i
visit
the
civic
offices
to
make
arrangements
to
reduce
arrears.
An
application
form
local
taxi
firms
to
install
meters
was
table!
for
further
study.
The
commission
also
discussed
parking
problems
in
the
village
and
planned
to
discuss
the
problem
with
the
Board
of
Trade
and
Retail
Merchants
Association.
Gordon
Vosburg
was
re-appointed
village
solicitor
for
the
ensuing
six
months
and
Dave
Cooper
was
named
sanitary
inspector.
The
commission
also
17,11
draw
up
a
bylaw
tu
allow
foi
the
200
indemnity
provided
under
the
municipalities
act
for
each
read
ers
Ca.iii
for
old
")''
Pulger
j
Moose
whist
drive,
Saturday.
8
p.m.
Everybody
welcome.
(13p
Annual
meeting
of
Rupert!
Shoreworkers
Local
U.F.A.W.U.,
Legion
Auditorium.
Sunday.
Jan.!
Saturday
Sermon
.
.
.
to
flexible
...
so
soft
at
this
wonderful
After
Storms
LONDON
(
Gales
howling
across
the
British
Isles
and
Western
Europe
quieted
down
today,
leaving
in
their
wake
a
heavy
death
toll
and
costly
wreckage.
Four
died
In
Britain
and
five
in
Germany.
A
blizzard
the
third
in
14
days
lashed
Sweden
today,
but
the
worst
appeared
over
for
Britain
and
continental
Europe
after
a
nightmarish
night.
Austria,
counting
130
dead
in
snow
avalanches,
is
still
dieging
out,
with
many
lonely
villages
cut
off
from
the
outside
world
in
the
great
Walef
"valley
of
death."
Helicopters
taking
off
in
mercy
missions
w-ere
hampered
somewhat
by
high
winds
sweeping
the
mountainous
ski
coun
A
17,
at
2:30
p.m.
Election
of
officers
to
take
place.
All
members
please
attend.
(13)
low
price.
Union
Auxiliary
lo.s
erne
black
wool
dress,
created
by
Luclenne
Nicod,
25-2T
noT
Stuc!ent'
and
execute
by
Christian
Dior,
has
won
fta
i
T
Wool
!l
P
M
the
contest
lnoreI
by
the
International
Secretariat
in
Paris.
It
triumphed
over
9,164
designs
in
the
competition.
Dior's
model,
"Lucky,"
presented
the
Bov,
and
lived
up
to
her
name.
!g
$9.95
Names
Officers
Uy
SENIOR
CAPTAIN
CYRIL
IRAYN
Salvation
Army
"A
BARGAIN
WORTH
WHILE"
ryone
that
thlrsteth,
come
ye
to
he
waters,
and
he
o
money,
come
ye,
buy
and
eat,
yea
come
buy
wine
hout
money
and
without
price."
Isaiah
55:1.
I.saiah
refers
to
LI
.
Inquisitive
Dog
Steals
Show
jl
apter
54
he
speaks
"
Provided
for
needy
souls.
As
Queen
Greets
Dignitaries
h
of
Christ
and
In
I
1,1,0
r
"be
Invited?
Ho
try.
NELSON
N.Z
(lAn
nmlokl.
Holland's
reDaired
dikes
with
white
sheepdog
stole
the
show
he
speaks
of
the
-"-jyone
not
Jews
only,
al-
race
made
with
us
thugh
they
were
the
chosen
rse
three
promises.
PP1.
but
Oentiles
as
well.
ALL
uke
an
everlasting
tne
Pr.
the
maimed,
the
halt,
ti
you.
even
the
the
Dllnd.
'rom
the
highways
and
Mrs.
V.
Patrick
was
elected
president
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
United
Fishermen
and
Allied
Workers
at
that
group's
annual
meeting
in
the
Metropole
Hall.
Mrs.
Patrick
succeeds
Mrs.
V.
Parkin.
Other
officers
named
were
Mrs.
Parkin,
secretary,
Margaret
Johnson,
treasurer
and
Mrs.
Y.
Smith
and
Mrs.
A.
Gomez,
sr..
sick
vSiting
committee.
The
group
finalized
plans
fo:
a
dance
to
be
held
at
the
Legion
Friday
January
22,
with
proceeds
earmarked
for
the
emer-
back
piped
with
pale
blue.
In
her
reply
to
the.
mayor's
address
of
welcome,
the
Queen
expressed
Dlenmim
of
i
stood
their
most
gruelling
storm
test
since
their
reoair
ater
the
creat
floods
of
nlmnst,
a
venr
of
David'
and
byways
of
life,
all
are
Invited.
uv
me
royal
tour
reception
today
for
Queen
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh.
While
the
Queen
and
Duke
were
greeting
local
dignitaries.
ago.
The
last
of
67
big
dike
he
chapter
there
Is
Dreacnes
were
nlueged
in
November.
Nearly
2.000
Deoole
Der-
i
to
accept
the
pro-
the
e
uce
cf
God
in
Christ
there
Is
enough
for
all
and
enough
for
each
one.
There
are
no
priorities
or
limitations.
The
Gospel
excludes
none
that
do
not
exclude
themselves.
The
OnlV
Ollulifir.Mrm
Is
that
ished
when
the
dikes
gave
way
Jan.
31
and
Feb.
1
last
year.
'
"Isn't
he
WONDERFUL?
He
does
all
kinds
of
cute
tricks!"
-
Yeah!
She
a
cute
trick
too.
It's
a
cute
trick
to
be
sure
that
you
are
fully
protected
with
insurance
.
Britain's
worst
gales
in
half
a
j
gent:y
fund.
They
also
heard
a
report
on
pi
Church
century
killed
four
people
dur
i
they
must
thirst.
Those
who
are
I
aticflA4
wl.v.
.
i.
u
me
aog
leaped
up
on
a
balustrade
behind
them
and
surveyed
the
crowd.
The
onlookers
roared
with
laughter.
The
duke,
puzzled
at
the
outburst,
turned
around
and
spotted
the
dog.
The
duke
tapped
the
Queen
on
the
shoulder.
She
turned
and
Joined
in
the
laughter.
The
duVe
went
on
shaking
hanru
k.ii
1
I
the
city
"named
In
memory
of
j
England's
greater
sea
captain."
I
After
the
civic
reception
the
Queen
and
the
duke,
amid
further
cheers,
walked
the
hundred
I
yards
to
the
hotel
where
they
jare
staying
tonight.
,
Orange
Women
i
j
Cjrotip
fecfs
j
Jmo
Officers
i
-
-
,
,,
.,...
wurra
ana
its
rire
Auto
Lire
.
.
we
...
A
wide
size
range
in
black
suede
and
leathers
..
.
Cuban
and
high
heels,
.
.
.
Also
see
our
Ameri
can
Girl
Sandals.
'
'
'
Fashion
Footwear
carry
them
all.
f
.-.
enjoyments,
or
those
who
de-ping
Wurship
:ppnd
upon
the
merit
of
their
I
are
of
Mind
"
own
r'ehkousness.
do
not
thirst.
i
Story:
"My
Own
I
They
do
not
'lsh
to
"celve
His
(Offer.-
t
ing
tne
night
and
left
a
tattered
trail
04
wrsckage
strewn
from
Scotland
to
the
south
coast.
Winds
whipping
Rlong
up
to
80
miles
an
hour
blew
down
bombed-out
buildings
in
Germany,
where
five
persons
died
of
storm
injuries.
the
children's
Christmas
party
with
votes
of
thanks
going
to
August
Wallin.
who
played
Santa
Claus,
Elda
McGregor
who
supplied
music
for
games
and
carol
singing
and
others
who
assisted
in
the
project.
Refreshments
were
served
at
the
close
of
the
session.
f
he
Ships
Glide
In"
What
Is
the
Invitation?
Come
and
buv
never
rtlri
mi
ii
niiiB
Worship
;
man
Invite
customers
as
Christ
.
Invites
us
to
that
from
which,
we
'only
are
the
ealnrra
fnm
ana
Paul,
a
fxrvKnt,
v
Soul
Doth
lie
Lord"
Two
officers
were
elected
when
'
;
members
ofthe''
Lsra"jrfirr!re
I
Benevolent
Association
held
thei
!
firt
meeting
cf
the
New
Year
!
in
the
Oddfellow's
Hall
'
-Mrs.
ll.n
ry
Painxu:
a.s
ivm
d
'
buy
we
can
assure
you
that
you
'
will
have
a
bargain
worth
while.
'
Come
and
eat
make
It
still
piore
i
your
own.
for
that
which
wc
eat
kept
his
left
hand
behind
hn.i
trying
to
attract
the
dor
The
dog
leaped
on
the
duke's
chair,
and
watched
until
a
constable
approached'.
-
""Tht
n
t
lie
animal
neatly
evaded
riplu-e
find
sauntered
a'iy
thraug..
the
crowd;
.
On
a
brtiir.nt,
s
.
:ny
d
iy
t
h
Queen
and
the
di:k
flrw
hre
from
Blrnhrim
and
landed
beside
the
blue
waters
of
Tasm.n
Bay.
The
Queen
Wi,.
?
a
suit
of
mushroom
woo!
jb..iJlnc
with
reveres
and
collar
of
the
Jacket
fared
with
blue
and
mushroom
silk,
and
a
pleated
skirt.
She
worse
a
bonnet-style
hat
of
the
same
material
and
color
with
a
"flyaway"
wing
at
the
oni"
Unto
Me."
WORSHIP
OOI.S
At
First
.mien.-
and
Prlm
;i
.;
Older
pupils
at
nrad
United
Hall,
is
more
part
of
us
than
that
which
we
onlv
buy.
Come
and
buy
the
truth
from
the
fountain
of
Christ
and
feeri,
and
fenst
(
upon
it.
Real,
vital,
spiritual
life
will
be
the
outcome.
j
I
degree
captain
and
Mrs.
R.
B
j
Skinner
prcsa
co.jrspondent
at
I
the
session,
h.'a.;
also
saw
Mrs.
M.
Heisc
ti-.ftalied
tts
treasurer,
with
Past
Worthy
Mistress
Mrs.
J.
Joharuson
officiating.
.
j
Worthy
mistress
Mrs.
Fred
!
Wilson
presided
at
the
well-at-
tended
meeting
and
the
door
1
prize
went
to
Miss
Alice
Paulson.
Cluh
meets
in
th
Buy
without
money
and
with-1
after
the
Evcnlne
out
price.
Our
hlivlnir
u-lthniif
tninv
In
COOKIES
Weston's
Tutti-Fruit
Sandwich
.
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1
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The
gifts
offered
are
Invaluable
and
no
price
can
be
set.
(3)
He
Who
offers
the
gift
has
no
need
of
us
nor
any
returns
we
can
offer
Him.
(3)
That
'he
srift
offered
has
already
been
bought
and
paid
for,
Christ
purchased
It
at
full
value
not
with
money
but
with
His
very
life-blood.
Life
Is
found
alone
In
Jesus;
Only
there
'tis
offered
thee:
Offered
without
price
or
money;
Tis
the
gift
of
Ood,
sent
free.
Take
salvation
take
it
now
and
happy
be.
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