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Prince Rupert Daily News.
Wednesday, ‘January 26,1055,

 

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it Future For Lumber Industry - |
Kenney Tells Board Of Trade

Bio rhe Dally Nowe” | He gadd’ that Kitimat wouldn't
BE. A nate of jublia- be a company town, adding tliat
igus pointlag to de-| (ye Aluminum Company of Cine
fol a bright future for! nda Lid., welcomed other indus:
Andusbry was sounded! tries, A pulp mill was alvoady
errace and, Districts planned near the smelter town,
tle miu ked 18 400) he sald and setondary industries
meeting. would follow with Terrace reap-
Bwere warned not to) Ing some of the benefits,
mgtinot as a COMPANY) Mr. Kenney told thé hoard that
Bervace old Uner ET. there had been three historle
Bormer minister of eras in the Terrace Distrel. Tne
porests, | first was between 1907 and 1908
_ when the Farmers’ Insthtate plo-
neered for the unborn Board of
Trade which had ts formative
verts between 3013 and 1914.
The period from 1915 to 1927, he
sitet, was the most petive era for
the board of trade whieh was
assisted by Sinithers in jnstitut-
ing village, commilasloners and
ebtalning Hquor Heences, In re-
ferring to (he charter grant
, {the Ominera and Kitimat rall-
©. javoad in 1909 he reminded mem.
berg that the only work actually

John Mclntosh,
done al thal time was around Aged 81, Dies
the base of Thornhill Mountaln. |

With 10000000 man worklng | At Haze fon

hours belg ehalked up at KIW-\ G8 ore ord thiner has been

mat, 0,000.000 board [eet of, / vale

John MeIntosh of Hazleton in
PERSONALS

Wrineh Memorial Hospital,
Miss Patline Watkinson, nuree

Hazleton.
Eldest son of August McIntosh,
at the Prince Rupert General
Hospital js leaving by plane Fri-

an early Hudson Bay factor at
Fort Babine and other northern

day to attend the provincial poltits, John MeIntosh was born

board meetings of the Business

and Professlonal Women’s Club

ralsed and spent his entire 81
In Vancouver, January 20 and 30.

yeara in this district,
Ie was employed for many
She will return to the elty by
plane on Wednesday,
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“Pauline Watkinson Elected

Resional Director By BPW |

Bauline Watkingon, president.
lof the Prince Rupert Bushress
and Professional Women’s Club,
wag elected northern regional
director of tne “elub- at the
monthly dinner meeting Friday
Afeht-abt Cli "27."
fn her new positon, Miss Wate]
kinsun will allend the provinelg)
board mectings uf Wie BPWC In
Vancouver January 29 and 30.
Aldesman Kay Sintth will also
attend the bowed meethigs as a

carloads uf hunber, Mr. Kenney
sald (he future development of
the'liinber Industry wiz exceed-
ingly bright,

“Reeent opening of the CNR's):
Terrace to Kitimat ratirond
iightighted President Fred
Macklin’s report, The official
cpentng Mr. Macklin sald) was
set for varly dn dune.

He stid that the CNR had
promlsed ty faellitate local Ter-
race farmers with special fretght
cats to deliver farin produce to
guitomers in Kitimat He sald
that many people outside Ter-
race were extremely Interested
lin this aren and pledged that
the board would work nnceas-
Iuuly for (he betterment of
Terrace,

_ Refiotts..rom the.varlous com |:
miltleds were read and: ite was}
announced that the next-meet- |.) ©
Ing which will be held In Febru.
ary will ‘be an International
candie-light: night,

A resignation’ was’ recelved |:
from Muriel Reeves, who yee} ya
alyned from her positlon vs re-
cording secretary. Misy Reeves)
recently moved'to Vancouver. |

‘Eta Parmer volunteered 10; p

delegate from the club, take over the duties of revording{ ©
Ten inembers attended {he geevetitt , © welt hee present
dinner and several more mem-| °° ary alongs with he: piesan B
bers joined fix. the business ses-| dutles of corresponding secretary
shin which followed. until the end of the year, io

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planned, ‘frost. with meringue,
and brown lightly in a.slow oven.
Heap the tops at’ serving time),
with canned fruit cocktall with
‘Yts good fresh frult flavors and
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2 egg. whites a\ ——
Few grains salt alg!
| Ya cup granulated sugar i :
6 (3-Inch) squares plain cake
2 cups. drained canned frult
cocktail an
Whipped cream for garnish”.
Beat egg whiles with salt antl?
stiff but not dry. Gradually beat
in sugar. Spread top and sides

SO i] Initiates | 4
Tew Wlombers 7

_ Mr, T, E, Thompson and Mrs.
Oscar Johnson were Initiated In
the lodge when the Sons of Nor-

WATCH FOR IT! =. |
way held their regular mecting

and social Monday-night co . : oe STOR E-Widé CLEARANCE : . : weal |

The large group of members Tooeeby te ah
nso saw two films “Jasper Na- are
tional Park" and “A Mile Below
the Wheat" about the Leduc oll
fields in Alberta.. So,
| The lodge also took up acol- |

lection to present as a going| =. STARTING FRIDAY, JANUARY. 28. vat

nieringue. Garnish with whipped
cream Jif ddsired,/ °°
Makes 6 servings. ..

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NEWLYWEDS shown «above, Mr, and Mrs, Allan Sheppard, were
walted In marriage In a floral setting of chrysanthemums last
Wednesday evening at First United Church by Rev, L. G. Sieber.
The bride fs the former Barbara Stalker, only daughter of Mr.
Douglas Sstalker of Vancouver and the late Mrs. Stalker ‘and
Ihe groom is the youngest son of Mr, and Mrs, Bert Sheppard of
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yeurs by the Department of Pub- De
Ne Works and remained active a
“Tup until the Inst two years
Mrs. W.D. Smith, 408 Elghth} Mr. MeIntosh ts survived by
Avenue West. is leaving by plane|threo brothers, Donald and
tomorarw for a week's visit toj Charles of Hazelton and Angus
Vancouver. ; “1 MeIntosh 8r., well-known” resi-
¢ dent of Prince Rupert; three
sisters, Mrs. George Martin of
Hazelton, Mra, C. L. Barker of
Prince Rupert and his elder ats-
ter, Mrs. Agnes Brentzen, now
‘182 years old, of Port Simpson.

 

Canadian Girl Seeing “World a
As Wohammed Al: ’ Sverelar yf
ther an‘ mother met and mar-

By JAMES SHRIMPTON
Canadian Press Staff Writer ‘Tled in this country. Both eame
ifrom a Syrian area which now

EDMONTON Official). part of the Republic of Leba-
gway present fo a noe

visitors to Karachi are Intro on

sccmumen see pu owe duced at gatherings In thelr”

i In an Interview Kere Miss
A, Bushmen Ws imet royalty and many heads of her experiences in the ‘East,
'Mecca in Saudi Arabla.

ier al the Moose whist drive) When she first left the dry | filled a dream of her father,
and the men's poul prize. ‘sured her mother: “Perhaps it}pilgrimage himself.
prize by Mrs. J. Simpson, Other tand will be returning to Karach!iminister,. Miss Saddy travelled
ard, ladles’ pool prize. 5... |. Miss Saddy was porn at Ward. !They flew to Jedda.and there family who-are going back to the |
” pprmrcommens tte ores Country -shortly,...- :

(honor to a dark-eyed young’
‘Canadian-born woman who has /Saddy had many tales to tell of
.. - state In the Pakistan capltel. tcapped last summer when she
Al Wy +f Dh a i Alya Saddy. of Edmonton ts so- {made the Moslem pilgrimage to
4 us AANIVE otal seeretary to Prime Minister,
A. Bushman was a double wine ; Mohammed All of Pakistan. - This journey, she sald, ful-
Saturday night in, the Moose i cold of Edmonton for hot and ae Saddy, who died in
Temple when he took men's frst, humid Karachi Miss Saddy as- | 195] before he could make the
Ladies {irst prive was taken by will be only for six months.” But | Ag one of the party accom.
Mrs. W, Pettersen, and second {she’s been there for 18 months: panying — the Pakistan prime
winkers were A. Jacobsen, men's; ab the end of Jamary when her jin an alreraft provided by the
sevond prize and Mrs. M. Pritch- | current holiday here is over. Inte Ibn Saud of Saudi Arebla,
co Jgw in southern “Alberta antl |mothred’ along the . madern ,OldsCount oe Wey eae
jedueated dn Edmonton, Her {a- | highway through the desert to| . Refreshments. were convened

- i Meeca, passhig, pligrims coming ,by Mrs, P. Peterson and, assisted

cont called “Lily”

f Paris is an carly

of sunny = days’ |
BAe of cotton pique | Willan PF, Stone, 722 Fifth Av-
m@-stralght lines, ils | enue Weal, returned to the city
Bee look is acecentuat- jon last night's train after spend-
Bund white stripes. | ing the last few days In Kitimat,

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. Miss Saddy first met Moham-

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discount on all laundry pound) 7 tet again when he made a west. |
‘washage. Phone 3211 or dere. ee Morn tour and in January, 1982, ;
(oh ’ ‘she went to work in the Pakls- |
stan high commissioner's office |
Pad Ola, .

) When: Muhammed All was aye)
Ps owainted Pakletean's ambaseielor |
fo the United Stites the follow. |

dng December, Miss Saddy wen? |
to Washington as hls soviet ser. |

) retory. She moved en ta Karach!
WR cin Anril, 1053, when he beeame:
Pakistan's prime mintater,

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the Port and Mating Committed of (he Ciy
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mont af a gear storage shed and lovdling facilites for
Finhiting haath to vent a meeting do he beld da the eau
el elambers at CHY Hall, ab 8 otelock this evening,

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