Prinre
Rupert
Dnilv
New?
Saturday,
April
10,
1954
tig'nest
of
any
Car.adlan
treri
is
the
pjtren
cedar,
of-which
a
pubic
foot
weigh?
about
19
lbs.
KlftKLAND
LAKE,
Ant.
"-.
Sam
Mason
retired
from
work
as
a
mine
patrolman
ui
age
'irift
rt
IliA
wimo
linin
rptlrpH
n
Boxers
Guests
L
ndma.ster
of
the
Kirklanc!
f
Of
Rotary
Club
iGaglardi
Promises
Terrace
t
lei-
:
ke
Citizen's
Band.
He
was
bandmaster
of
the
Halifax
Rifles
coming
to
northern
On-
Personal
Survey
or
Roads
jllc
TERRACE
The
Rotary
cluo
this
week
entertained
as
Kiiesls
Ab
Hart,
nianatfpr.
and
Ronnie
Earl
and
Ronnie
Fownes,
local
boxers
who
recently
brought
TERRACE
A
pri
i.Use
of
p
A
letter
from
E
.
T.
Apple-first-hand
'
survey
of
Highway
18
whaite,
MP
for
Skeena,
request
ing
information
on
the
import-
iropmes
j
m
v...aBc
by
J
works
minister
P.
A.
Gaglardl
s
hox
ne
card
sponsored
in
Prince
...
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dawdle
303
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
Green
960
was
received
by
the
terrace
andiance
to
this
area
of
the
Prince
District
Board
of
Trade
at
its
Rupert
drydock,
was
referred
to
Rupert
by
the
Benevolent
and
Protective
order
of
Elks.
President
Nell
McKerracher
welcomed
the
boys,
and
also
quarterly
meeting
here.
the
Industrial
committee.
::
:.,:
4
In
letters
to
the
board,
Mr.
Gaglardi
promised
early
lnfor-
three
new
members,
Lloyd
John
48
PLYMOITM
C
1
1
m
4-
door.
Fuiiy
eti.iipped.
In
beautiful
condition
tl?ti
49
2-Tone
A'.IO
AUSTIN.
-
Clean
car.
New
tires.
'
Priced
to
sell
,
...
VA
SI
A.4
AUSTIN
Lovely
shape.
tonr
Lloyd
Evans
and
Rev.
M.
jinuuuii
un
me
piuuuseu
lucaiiun
w
rv'rnnnell
who
were
inducted
!
survey
of
the
Terrace-Kitimat
n
STETSON
A
Pixxl
rleal
at
SS33
.
ft.
by
vice-president
B.
R.
Dodos.
Siggle
Ostrom,
Swedish
accordionist,
who
had
a
small
part
in
the
film
"Hollywood
Canteen"
and
has
toured
much
of
Canada
and
the
USA,
and
who
has
now
settled
irv
Terrace,
was
the
chief
guest
and
demonstrated
on
his
instrument
appropriate
Swedish
and
Italian
numbers.
Terrace
Rotary
Club
will
meet
50
I'LYiVIOt'TII
4-Door.
Completely
overhauled,
new
tran.smisiilon.
road,
and
a
visit
to
Terrace,
after
the
present
session,
to
see
"at
first
hand"
the
condition
of
Highway
16
and
other
district
I'Oiuh;.
Herb
Spencer,
industrial
committee
chairman,
won
support
of
the
meeting
in
a
million
that
the
Western
Steel
Company
of
Canada
be
contacted
nith
the
Miggettiun
that
a
steel
sniclli"
be
built
IT
Fine
new
tires
tt3W
v
y
few-'
j
,
THf
MASK
OF
THE
WORLD'S
MOST
MMOUS
HAT
The
Sirivm
"cinhiontrf-to-fii"
.
k
ai
her
h
hem
the
siamlartt
ui
.
hjl
mmruri
fnrVivrr
70
)ft.
in
future
on
Thursdays
ut
o:Ju
p.m.
AUTO
SERVICE
I
here,
due
to
the
large
iron
ore
potential.
Am
tittssmUir
ll'OHT
who
plays
the
part
of
a
mill
ionaire
junk
man
in
Little
Theatre's
"Born
i
becomes
violent
when
Billy
Dawn
(played
by
Shirley
Hill)
starts
to
answer
him
pair
play
the
leading
parts
In
the
ha
rd-hitting
Broadway
comedy
which
opens
iixt
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Curtain
ti
me
is
8:30
p.m.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
King
returned
this
week
from
a
six-month
trip
to
England
where
they
saw
the
Coronation
Illuminations
at
Blackpool,
and
had
a
pleasant
time
with
relatives
and
friends.
'
ii
WHAT
YOU
CAM
DO
AT
HOME
WITH
m
YDOCK
Id
from
Pa'
)
City
Kindergarten
Kiddies
Stage
Concert
For
Parents
,,s
It
Is
the
declar-
,
!
the
Liberal
Party:
l
!
.,
i-
t
ro
i
SYL
V
APLY
D0FiGt
AS
PIYVJOOdI
Popular
Student
OUELPH,
Ont.
CP)
Jeanne
Oguwa
of
Hamilton,
Japanese
student
at
the
Macdonald
Institute
here,
won
the
Women's
Athletic
Association
special
award
for
the
graduating
student
who
has
made
outstanding
contributions
to
athletics
6p
all
pans
ui
v-a..-
I
j
Murray
and
David
Anderson,
all
giving
recitations;
Joan
Wilson,
j
Lynn
Smith
and
Joy
Turner,
,
vocal
solos.
I
decentrauzauon
oi
,
those
means
in
;
snterprize
has
not
i
irotit
and
friends
of
students
at
the
Merry
Morning
Kindergarten
were
entertained
at
a
conceit
party
open
hou.se
aes-lon
Wednesday.
The
youngsters
presented
a
program
of
gons
and
recitations
to
win
approval
of
their
pioud
parents.
Taking
part
in
tne
p
'
;ram
were:
Terrie
.lclyor.c
.,
Bryan
I
;
.
ntial
services;
Joan
Wilsan
ar,;l
Joy
Turner,
duet;
Christine
Murray,
Shannon
Ward
and
Teirte
MeLoney,
CKo;
Bryan
Washburn,
Ronaid
Torjh
and
James
Wood,
tilo.
The
whole
class
formed
a
chorus
for
several
songs
after
the
foregoing
de-;
does
demand
that
I
3'
irtv
remain
iaun-
j
Washburn.
Biliie
Wasyck,
Lynn
Smith,
Ronald
Toiuh,
Susan
I
which
refreshments
were
served
bv
Mrs.
H.
Anderson.
Mrs.
W.
Loucks,
James
Wood,
Oail
Kirn-
j
MeLoney.
Mrs.
W.
Murray.
Mr.'.
baucr,
Douglas
Wells,
Christine
i
E.Turner
and
Mrs.
,'.
Wells.
i
4
uasic
principles
by
j
jl.e
operation
of
the
.
i
drydock
and
ship-
1
4
entirety
as
It
has
:
1
iii
yeais;
!
I
the
Prinre
Rupert
if
shipyard
has
dur-tS:iy
years
assisted
in
f'.ent
of
the
north
ai-i.-h
Columbia
and
i
invaluable
asset
to
!.,!
stability
Of
this
You
can
eorry
out
th
home
planning
ideot
yoy
v
.
admired
in
your
favorite
magoiine,
mokt
smart
(
furniture,
or
remodel
an
unused
attic
or
basement.
,
It's
a
pleasant
tpare-time
pattima
and
you
II
.
'
proud
of
the
profeMional-lookino,
job
you
de
with
eosy-to-work
real-wood
Sylvaply
poneli.
1
-
-r-
DO-IT-YOURSELF
or
HAVE-IT-DONE
you
save
either
wifl
With
Sylvaply,
most
proiects
ore
well
within
the
overage
man's
ability
to
handle
a
hammer
and
jaw
and
when
you
"do-it-yourself"
you
save
money,"
When
you
"have-it-done"
for
you,
you're
still
ahead,.
Sylvaply'
s
time
and
money
soving
qualitiel
reduce"
costs
too,
when
a
professional
carpenter
or
contractor
does
the'
job.
YOU
GET
PERMANENT
IMPROVEMENTS
.
Because
of
Sylvaply's
tough,
cross-ply
construction,
you
can
nail
as
close
to
the
edge
as
you
wish.
v
Sylvaply
will
not
split,
crack,
break
or
chip.
And,
Sylvaply's
immense
strength
and
durability
makes
every
job
you
do
a
permanent
improvement.
Lasts
a
housetime.
-
Fast
Passenger
and
Freight
Railings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Vancouver
Friday
and
Church
Youth
Planning
Booth
Sunday
8:00
p.m.
To
Kilimat
Friday
C:00
p.m.
To
Kemano
Sunday
8:00
p.m.
To
Stewart,
Alice
Arm
Sat
At
Craft
Show
j
Plans
for
a
booth
at
the
Civic
!
Centre
potpourri
craft
sho'i
were
discussed
when
members
urday
0:00
a.m.
.
I
'his
north
country
i
,i
terrific
develop-j)
i
and
sea,
both
ac-
ntial
in
these
post-
To
Masset
and
North
Queen
1
-t.
3
v
IS
r
-A
it
,.
tiA-
Charlottes
Thursday
6:00
a.m.
March
25th.
April
8th
;
of
the
Anglican
Young
People's
DINING
PLEASURE
indoors
or
out.
.
and
22nd
To
South
tjueen
Charlotte!
rv
Annnn
3
Thursday
0:00
a.m.
April
1st,
in
Ivis
it
Is
felt
that
i
the
facilities
ot
a
ipert
drydock
and
I
A
be
marie
by
the
!i
js
of
the
Canadian
tr.ships
departments
and
yari-nt
s
have
been
sent
Association
met
Thursday
nignt,
.
Their
booth
will
be
one
of
many
at
a
tea
and
bazaar
to
be
j
held
in'
conjunction
with
the
I
Civic
Centre's
craft
show
April.
28
'to
Mify
1
'
'
'
'
V
,
The
group
iho
iecided
to
postpone
a
dance
planned
for
L
3
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
..v.'kvfV'
15th
and
20th
Passenger
Reservations
Freight
ISookinffS
LES
SMITH
Prince
Rupert
Agent
09
Third
Avenue
Phone
5C8
serving
B.C.
since
1889
i
i
How
tlif
family
grow!
The
Arti.vi-
rati
graxt'
ton.
Join
thr
tlioututd
of
rntlnt.iuts
who
me
adding
rooms
nnd
sfinif-wvuiK
buih-in,
huildtng
prrmatirnt
hrniitv
und
ia.iluig
value
tnto
thrir
hotitr
wtlh
Svli'tiply.
lies
soutt"
to
pri-
the
end
of
the
montn.
oecause
.Commodore
Cafe,
(ivnLimi
and
re-'
of
ths
civic
venire
snow.
i
Their
greeting
card
sales
bus
iness
was
completed
after
which
refreshments
were
served
and
various
games
enjoyed.
nee
oc
it
unani-;
'
ci
thai
we,
the
it
Liberal
Associ-
Vim
itfii
Ufiiid.oiuf
nuldoor
furni-
Utif
with
duuible
Sxli'afiln.
lUotd
this
itittdv
table
and
benih
rt
vnw.
riljov
it
all
summri
long.
It's
eay!
Your
lumber
dealer
has
a
free
plan.
liit
that
the
present
anient
of
Canada
7JJ
1'laiiaj
rXtltuI
with
the
declared
ralism
and
with
the
(J
at
SL
lower
northwestern
part
iiv
assuring
the
con-I
uon
and
mainten-i
Prince
Rupert
dry-
Ynn
ran
do
better:
more
professional-looking
job
when
you
use
Syhmplt.
Utiilt-ins
and
other
home
improvement
projeds
ItXe
this
are
easier
In
build,
taster
to
finish
when
you
use
Sylvaply
I'lvwooit.
mpyard
in
its
cn-
.
.
TIMES
HAVE
CHANGED
Antiquated
moving
methods
are
really
out
of
date
at
liiulsay's
.
.
.
there
you'll
find
the
latest
equipment
available.
In
this
day
and
age
SI1RVICK
is
essential.
F.quitimi-n'l
and
service
gn
hand
in
hand
to
ensure
that
Miss
Nancy
Lund,
whose
marriage
to
Lloyd
Jesse
takes
place
today,
was
guest
of
honor
at
a
miscellaneous
shower
Tuesday
night
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
T.
K.
Latch,
1235
Park
Avenue.
The
guests
enjoyed
several
names
of
bingo
after
which
the
many
lovely
gifts
were
presented,
a
puiiycorji,tvd.lK)n,
Be"
freshmrnts
were
served
by
the
hostess.
Inxitcd
guests
included
Mrs.
E
A
ade
rs
viuir
move
is
tonsninriy
ui.ii;.
GO
MODERN
GO
.
.
fold
.i5P!dTiBuJsej;,
I'l'.Ht
Drive.
Saturday
I
(851
f
'.irtls
by
Cnutts
now
Mi
RAE
BROS.
I
1301
fl
Norway
meetine.
Kakorudg,
Mrs.
H.
A.
Newsom.
Mrs.
S.
Orlmolfson,
Mrs.
I.
Keis-man.
Mrs.
E.
Drom.
Miss
Phytlis
CANADA'S
BUSIEST
BUILDING
MATERIAL
Professional
builders
insist
thot
the
mal:ials
they
use
meet
the
most
rigid
standards
ot
quality.
Th
fact
that
.
today
Sylvoply
is
going
into
more
new
home
construction
than
ever
before,
means
thot
this
popular
material
passes
every
lest
for
appearonce,
value
and
long
life..
Big,
lightvre.ght
and
strong
the
feet
by
8
feet
panels
of
Sylvaply
are
available
in
o
thickness
for
every
use.
help
for
the
handyman!
SEE
YOl'R
SYLVAPLY
DEALER
Have
ycu
got
a
project
in
mind?
Visit
"handyman
headquarters"
in
your
neighborhood,
your
dealer
will
be
glad
to
give
you
advice
thot
can
save
you
money.
No
writing
away
lor
product
information
or
plans
.
.
.
your
Sylvaply
indsayh
Taft,
Miss
Florence
Renwick,
Mrs.
W.
Baushaw,
Mis.
K.
Ren-
I';
12
8
p.m.
Mem-!
1'IMtHI.IM.f.W
nttend.
(SO)
iek,
Mrs.
i.
Emerson,
Mrs.
K
S.
Berkley
and
Mrs.
R.
R.
Thor
arinson.
i.
ami
utile
instance
aiovniR
v
'Leac
it
to
Lindsoy's"
Your
"Allied"
Agent
FIRST
Sl'BWAY
'-'aiion
Army
has
a
Mp
bod,
or
camp
cot,
";s.
Have
you
one
you
''B
and
would
like
lo
a
needy
family?
f
s
crib,
please.
Phone
1
(U)
The
fl-.-it
underground
rauwa'
was
opened
In
London,
England
lrl
1863,
with
.steam
trains
running
four
miles.
dealer
has
a
good
stock
ot
tree
roiari
displayed
tor
your
convenience.
He
i
also
displaying
the
new
"take-home"
panels,
in
more
than
45
different
sizes
and
thicknesses
from
12
x
36
inches
up.
The.e
smaller
thrifty
panels
ot
Sylvaply
are
handy
for
small
jobs
and
repairs
.
around
the
home.
pill
MtMtl
PA
lira
11
See
Your
JOUCH!
UCM!
FAfV
10
USE
GENUINE
WOOD
PANEtS
1
PLYWOOD
DOUGLAS
FIR
SY1VAPB.Y
d
local
ROOFING
and
SIDING
Experts
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
SKVIIIG
lUMtfl
OIALIUS
HOM
COASt
tO
COASI
MacMILLAN
&
BLOEDEL
LIMITED
Jendezvous
MOHtifAi
come
iondoh
wmojoi
IOONIO
VANCOUVtK
,
CAIGA1Y
tOMOHION
WttNIMO
LIMITED
215
First
Ave.
W.
Phone
909
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LIMITED
Terrace,
B.C.
Phone
131.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
116
-
117-58
r;
Competitive
Prices
jt
Instalment
Payment
Plan
Guaranteed
Workmanship
mi
k'Ll
SLAMD
CITY
BUILDERS'
SUP
lorge
selection
of
asphalt
shingles,
asphalt
siding,
asbestos
siding
and
shakes
to
choose
from
Prince
Rupert,
i,C
Phone
Black
820