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Eosley
Blackwood
Metals
Are
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How
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aUSe
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P011""
open
the
bidding
is
no
no
reason
for
you
to
f,d
too
discouraged
about
bid-!'"ldn(i
makl"S
?wne
yourself.
Mr.
Dale
had
a
sound
.
eason
for
overcalhng
on
the
South
cards.
It
was
an
aggresS,ve
reason.
If
Mr.
Abel's
opening
was
not
too
Daelif"?
Mr"
Chanipion
had
some
valuer
Mr.
Dale
believed
there
was
a
good
FRAMES!
FRAMES!
Come
in
and
choose
one
for
that
Christmas
Photo.
We
carry
a
large
line
of
l'p-To-Date
Mouldings
WRATH
ALL'S
Photo
Finishing
320
Third
Ave.
W.
t
ci.auue
ior
nis
side
to
outbid
D..
,
...
hand
inri
is
noi
obligated
to
bid
the
enemy
and
play
the
Canada
Looking
For
Four
Key
Minerals
OTTAWA
Cu-rent
shortages
of
starteglc
minerals
have
become
critical
four
items
cobalt,
manganese,
tungsten
and
chro-mlte
all
of
which
are
essential
In
an
expanding
armament
prc-Cram.
While
government
plans
for
handling
this
"c
isis"
have
not
yet
crystallised,
the
hint
is
already
thrown
out
that
if
th--nped
becomes
desperate,
consid
again
.He
may
pass,
never
find
tasi
aeaier.
Neither
side
vulnerable.
Nurlli
(Mr.
Champion)
8-J
9
3
H-J
10
5
I-A
i
10
6
2
C-
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8
'
!
i
West
Kait
jl
9;
i
(Mr.
Muzzy)
S
6
2
H
K
8
3
2
D
Q
5
4
.
C
J
7
4
2
(Mr.
A
he!)
8
A
4
H
A
9
7
6
4
K
8
C
K
9
S
3
ing
out
until
too
late
that
you
could
have
raised
his
bid.
A
simple
ovcrcall
may
not
Include
much
In
high
cards
but
the
trump
suit
Itself
is,
or
should
be,
a
good
one.
Therefore
not
so
much
trump
support
Is
needed
to
raLse.
Distributional
values
and
side
suit
honors
assume
greater
importance.
When
Mr.
Dale
heard
his
partner's
raise
to
two
spades
he
decided
to
try
once
more.
He
felt
he
had
slight
additional
values
in
his
six
card
trump
length,
his
singleton
In
the
opponents'
bid
suit
and
his
club
holding.
Mr.
Champion
was
willing
to
co-operate
and
went
on
1
qb
Compliments
of
the
Season
Our
office
and
shop
wiii
be
closed
from
Dec.
22
to
Jan.
2
for
sraff
holiday.
Call
363
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
&
Contractors
Hiiulli
(Mr.
Dale)
8
K
Q
10
8
7
S
II
Q
D
7
3
C
A
10
5
The
bidding:
Vnt
Kmitli
West
1
H
18
Pass
Pass
3
a
Pass
All
pass
,1
Umbrella
tightly
clutched,
Signora
Fmppa
dl
Ponlo
eration
will
likely
bo
piven
tr
j
.subsidizine
mining
of
Canadian
deposits
which
are
normallv
eon-
s:dered
too
lean
f
jr
profiiaule
t
extraction.
j
'
ir
the
United
States
loosens
up
j
;on
some
of
its
stockpile
supplies,
j
'
Che
Canadian
situation
may
be
saved
f"om
becoming
ssrintr;.
But
!
President
Truman
is
asking
ccn-
j
gress
for
an
additional
$1.8
bil-I
lion
for
stockpiling
to
adi
to
j
$1.3
billion
already
authorized
.
i
This
does
not
suggest
that
too
i
much
dependence
should
be
placed
on
the
U.S.
loosening
up
i
i
on
needed
supplies.
!
j
Assuming
the
demand
contln-
!
i
ues
high
and
the
U.S.
Is
unable
1
'
,
to
help
us
out,
efforts
made
in
World
War
II
to
outline
supplies
.
D
for
her
new
life
In
Canada.
The
Italian
Immigrant
Is
North
23
48
i
iirrival
ut.
Halifax
aboard
the
Greek
liner
Columbia,
to
game,
One
consideration
that
prompted
this
action
was
the
jrl
bv
her
belongings.
She
was
headed
for
Ottawa,
l
will
live
with
relatives.
P
PHuio
MaKe
a
careful
note
of
the
GREAT
MARINE
DISASTER
sinking
of
the
Titanic
April
14,
1912,
with
the
loss
of
1.517
lives,
shocked
the
world.
The
Titanic-then
the
largest
ship
afloat
was
on
her
maiden
voyage
to
New
York
when,
shortly
before
midnight,
she
struck
a
giant
Iceberg
a
glancing
blow,
slicing
a
hole
below
the
water-line
practically
from
end
to
end.
All
lifeboats
were
lowered
into
a
eaim
sea,
and
the
vessel
took
nearly
three
hours
to
sink,
but
only
711
survivors
were
picked
up
by
the
Carpathia,
brought
to
the
scene
by
radio
SOS.
This
Wide
World
photo
is
an.
artist's
conception
of
th-e
scene
shortly
before
the
vessel
sank.
fact
that
Mr.
Champion
did
not
Iact
thal
J,Ir-
'"y
"as
one
of
bid
his
five
card
diamond
suit
the
defenders
and
the
import-
k
jbut
raised
spades
immediately.!
""t
tenth
tric
might
be
won
-'j
B"""
launcs.
iMoie
also
that
-
.owC
Mr.
Muzzy
led
the
deuce
of
he
considered
jack,
nine,
trey
of
iely
Topics
jrom
Terrace
irae
as
adequate
trump
sup
port.
hearts
and
Mr.
Abel
won
with
the
ace
and
returned
a
heart..
Mr.
Dale
ruffing.
The
kin?
of
I
Kemember
that
when
your
New
Shipyard
partner
overcalls
In
a
major
suit1
killed
J?,?d'fs.
a.s
led
and
Mr-
Abel
Surprise
Party
in
Bank
Christmas
Visitors
In
Interior
Town
it
with
the
ace
and
fired
1
of
these
four
mme
als
may
be-
i
tackled
by
anv
shipbuilding
come
xtremely
useful
In
"pre-firm
on
the
Great
Lakes.
llminaries
to
any
World
War
III.
It
and
the
shipyard
are
monuments
to
community
enterprise,
bound
up
in
which
are
year-
,
round
jobs
which
never
existed
i
before
for
400
to
500
skilled
another
heart.
Mr.
Dale
ruffed
Is
Thrivina
and
you
have
reasonable
support
in
his
suit
(as
little
as
10,
9,
and
if
you
have
a
good
partner
plus
a
fair
hand,
raise
at
ouce.
Don't
bother
to
bid
a
suit
of
your
own,
csepclally
a
minor.
Ch:'!:;tmas
season
with
her
father,
M.1.
George
Little.
jB,
party
was
given
by
i!
the
Royal
Bank
of
Si
Miss
Prygy
Lalri
ST.
CATHARINE'S.
Five
years
ago
a
barren,
forgotten
workers
who
take
home
more
spot
fronting
on-
Lake
Ontario
,
than
$1
million
a
year
in
pay.
Evei-ctt
Loen
arrived
last
wee
U
spend
Christmas
with
his
mother
In
Terrace.
He
w
a
-student
at
the
University
of
B
'it-
Driving
forces
behind
this
now
ln
Tuesday
for
Van-
take
up
a
bu.sine:i
.c
aifair
was
held
l
i
f.er
the
close
of
bu.ii-i
Kefresliments
weve
S
Mi-s
Laird
was
pre-
again
and
followed
with
a
second
round
of
spades,
elminating
the
opponents'
trumps.
He
now
led
a
small
diamond
and
put
in
dummy's
ten.
Mr.
Abel
won
with
the
king
and
had
no
good
return.
Actually
he
led
another
heart
and
Mr.
Dale
ruffed
in
his
own
hand,
discarding
the
eight
of
clubs
from
dummy.
He
then
took
another
diamond
finesse,
cleared
the
suit
and
the
hand
was
in
for
Christmas
at
the
head
of
the
Welland
Canal
idle
d
r
y
d
o
c
k
basins,
scrubland
hidden
In
surrounding
orchards.
Today
one
of
the
busiest,
al
1111
till,
n:ri
flic
,
U
AT
e
n
tells
the
truth
about,.,
17
II
I
SKY
III
...
,au.fi
ivir.
John
Loen
who
is
with
the
CN.l!
M
TfirrarA
'
T
"
.
l
m
,
ma
at
Spence's
Uridi;e,
also
caine
n
a
musical
iK)der
ink
manager
H.
M.
In
!
HI
I
tiiutC
v
niuii
r
i,lu.
Monday
sea
son-
though
the
newest,
shipyards
on
the
Great
Lakes
system.
i
That's
the
brief,
superficial
i
story
of
Port
Weller
Dry
Docks
Ltd.,
at
Port
Weller,
near
St.
I
solidly-established
and
expanding
new
industry
are:
Charles
A.
Ansell,
president,
who
has
pioneered
and
spent
a
lifetime
in
the
shipbuilding
and
ship
repairing
business
(he's
also
president,
St.
Lawrence
Dry
Docks
Ltd.,
Montreal);
W.
A.
Wecker.
president,
General
Motors
of
Canada,
and
A.
F.
Fifield,
who
has
been
closely
Identified
with
development
of
many
industrie3
in
Canada
and
U.S.
Mild
Weather
Prevail
Church
Services
and
Yulrtiilr
Treen
I
Nfrs.
Jens
Munthe
of
lrt
arrived
on
Sat-liilng's
train
to
spend
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lemon
and
child-1
ren
of
Prince
Rupe
't.
are
spend-
j
ing
the
Christmas
season
wkhl
TERRACE.
Mild
weather
pre-!
fee
siaiim
at
their
fariii
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kllocycle8
their
aunt,
Mrs.
Simpson.
vailed
In
Terrace
over
the
I
L
U
D
Christinas
week-end,
making
it
W
I
I
IV
ii.ch.
::3
easy
and
pleasant
for
seasonal;
(Subject
to
Change)
Catharine's,
where
shortly
Is
lo
be
launched
the
largest
lake
freighter
yet
built
in
Canada.
The
ship
a
20,000-ton,
$4
million
bulk
carrier,
to
be
known
as
the
Scott
Misener
after
the
president
of
Colonial
Steamship
Lines
Ltd.,
for
whom
it
is
being
built
is
the
biggest
job
yet
son
Jackson
si-rv3j
;
st
mas
dinners
on
Day
to
over
twenty
A.
J.
Dominato
of
Prince
Rupert
arrived
on
Tuesday
morning's
train
on
a
business
visit
to
Te-
race.
lie
was
accompanied
visiting.
Christmas
services
were
held
in
the
churches
with
midnight
FR1UAT
F.M.
both
young
and
oM,
;
mass
celebrated
at
the
Church
if
you
want
to
sell
It,
advertise
it.
News
classifieds.
fc.iwhere
else
to
go,
and
,
by
his
wife
and
daughters
wh
of
the
Sacred
Heart
and
Holyi
.f
thnn
rlnr.Cfri
In
I
P
TP
Sliprifl
11?
trip
Urpflr
tt'lth
.iic-
Wlf
ivuav.u
fcv
;
O
..
i
....
j
I
,,.i
;
Dnminatn'
mnthor
an
fnthf
lOnjmuniOn
at
St.
Matthew's
Church
at
6
and
11
o'clock
on'
Mr.
and
Mis.
II.
Houlden.
4:i5
Stock
Quotations
antf
Interlude
4:30
Sleepy
Time
Stories
4:45
Lyrical
Lady
4:55
CBC
News
5:00
Int.
Comty.
5:10
There's
Music
in
the
Air
5:30
Now
I
Ask
You
h
Little.
R.N.
is
nurs
'
Prince
Rupert
Gen
Mrs.
H.
C.
Sites
and
daughter.
Christmas
morning.
On
Sunday
all
the
churches
were
filled
for
the
services.
I
At
iCnox
United
Church
a
Put
Seagram's
"83"
to
the
water
test.
For
water
(plain
or
sparkling)
is
your
most
reliable
guide
to
the
whole
truth
about
any
whisky.
Wafer
adds
nothing,
detracts
nothing,
but
reveals
a
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
Say
SEAGRAM'S
and
be
SURE
.
.
,
of
the
finest
"33"
.tal.
and
spent
the
.Colleen,
have
taken
up
rr.sidence
!
r.t
the
Osborne
home
on
Lakels
Avenue.
special
family
service
was
held,
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Henri
Rene
Orch.
in
ine
morning
with
tne
parents
j
joining
in
worship
with
the
chil
AL
ESTATE
NSURANCE
dren
of
the
senior
Sunday
Sahool.
At
this
service
Mrs.
H.
Amdam
toid
the
story
of
Christ
Ralph
Skinner
leaves
on
Tuesday
for
his
home
in
Ottawa
aftr
."pending
the
holiday
here
with
rssrrnts
Mr.
and
Mrs
Percy
Skinner.
COME
TAX
RNS
PRErARED
mas
and
Rev.
P.
MaJlett
gavej
the
address
on
the
"Central
1
6:30
Musical
Varieties
6:45
Saddle
Rockin'
Rhythm
7:00
CBC
New
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Easy
Rhythm
8:00
London
Cavalcade
8:30
Opening
Night
9:00
"Burns
Chuckwagon"
9:30
The
Universal
Declaration
of
Human
Rights
10:00
CBC
New
10:10-CBC
News
E.
Mortimer
A.-o.
(Near
CFPR)
Terrace
TW-
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Hie
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
;
Point
of
History."
Two
anthems,
j
were
sung
by
the
newly
formed
junior
girls'
choir
under
the
I
leadership
of
Mrs.
H.
Seaman,
j
(
The
senior
choir
held
a
candle
light
service
in
the
evening
wnen
I
nil
r
nnt.hpnm
"Hnlu
Nicht
'
.
Marriage
On
Christmas
Day
Golden
Slumber."
"Echo"
and
10:?H?!ub
Ple.
BUI'BIMUIDW
10:30
Riverside
Rancho
"Bethlehem
Star"
were
sung.
Mrs.
L.
Johnstone
and
Mrs.
K.
10:55
Interlude
11:00
Weather
IL0RING
for
and
Gentlemen
TERRACE
A
very
pretty
wed-
UfPliprsnn
ihp
rinpt.
"O
'6ng
was
solemnized
on
Christ-'
mas
night,
at,
8
o'clock
in
the
Holy
Night."
Rev.
Mallett's
ad-l
"e
-
A.M.
SATURDAY-
!
dress
was
on
"Peace
on
Earth."
SAFE
BUYS
1948
Ford4-Door$JggQ
194!)
Special
DeLuxe
Sedan
$2025
In
the
Anglican
Church
a
i
eldest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
the'"
service
was
held
in
the
A.
Cote
of
Terrace,
became
with
fu
choir
in
at-
evening
a
of
bride
of
John
Allan
Jefferd
,
the
TAILOR
TRUCK
SPECIAL
1941
Ford
Sedan
Delivery....
$ZJ)Q
I
Vancouver,
.
.
1.
j
.'Christmas
address
was
given
by
brocaded!
!n
while
...
cn
li
st
I
uownca
Phone
649
.
1948
Chev.
Plck-Up
In
Everv
Husband's
T.lfe
7:00
Musical
ClocK
B:
00
CBC
News
8:10
Here's
Bill
Good
8:15
Hits
and
Encores
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45-Lltt!e
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Comty.
9:15
Saddle
Serenade
9:30
CBC
Stamp
Club
9:45
The
Answer
Man
9:59
Time
signal
10:00
Bandstand
10:15
Minuet
10:30
"Melody
Time"
10,:45
CBC
News
10:55
Weauiei
and
Interlude
11:00
Saturday
Date
taffeta,
princess
.style
with
ion
!
-
sleeves
and
petal
cuffs,
the
CHRISTMAS
TREES
charming,
dark
haired
bride
en-
Several
Christmas
trees
have
tered
the
church
on
the
arm
of
been
given
for
the
Terrace
chillier
father.
Her
pirated
tulle
dren
during
the
past
few
days,
fhoulder
length
veil
was
held
tr.
Last
Thursday
evening
the
Or-plaee
wilh
a
matching
Tudorjange
Lodge
held
a
grand
party
Discovered
at
last
...
the
missing
vase
Packing,
Crating
1Mb
IRmfhtn
HM
i3?
or.iV
lling
ami
General
ftage
and
Storage
for
the
children
in
the
IOOF
Reliable
and
Effi-
"ft
11
&
l
JIM
coronet.
Her
only
ornament
was
a
necklace,
the
gift
of
the
groom,
and
she
earned
a
bouquet
of
pink
roses.
The
two
bridesmaids
were
Norma
Perry
and
the
bride's
fvice.
Also
agents
for
Hall
when
ice
cream,
refreshments,
candy,
nuts,
fruit
and
a
gift
for
each
one
were
given
to
the
youngsters.
The
Oddfellows
and
Rebekahs
combined
in
a
Christmas
tree
for
the
young-
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Air
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and
all
supplies.
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11:30
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sister.
Irene
Cote
The
former
Highest
Quality
in
Your
Printing
was
ft'ownd
In
green
taffeta
and
sters
on
Wednesday
evening
in
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Message
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with
short
puff
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were
served
and:
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wore
a
coronet
of
ice
cream
for
everyone,
with
a
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and
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and
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latest
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velvet
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carried
pins
bag
of
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the
groom
was
John
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on
Wednesday
afternoon
the
12:30-Musical
Program
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on
Parade
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Sunday
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2:00
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the
nuut.ial
music
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games.
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by
Miss
Flora
Melvin.
a
weddind
reception
was
held
at
the
home
of
the
bride's
parents
where
the
bride's
mother
.
i
tho
imests.
Her
gown
freshments,
ice
cream
ana
a
oi,
of
candies,
nuts,
apple
and
orange
were
given
to
each
child
by
the
ladles
of
the
Auxiliary.
The
Infirmary
staff
had
a
,ii
fro
ifnr
their
youngsters
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of
grey
wool
gabardine
with
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hosted
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George
West
and
Miss
Merle
West.
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p.m.,
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New
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tailored
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fabric,
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maroon,
grey,
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ACME
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Serving
the
Public
of
Prince
Rupert
for
over
33
years
on
Saturday
evening
and
eacn
child
contributed
to
the
entertainment
of
the
evening.
All
In
all,
the
Terrace
chi
-dren
had
a
merry
time
this
Yuletlde.
netir
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ISLANDS
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Dec.
22
and
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p.m.
9
p.m.
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you
know
you
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SOUTH
OIIEF1M
A
three
tier
wectams
cut.
with
due
ceremony
by
tne
by
John
Toasts
were
proposed
Mit.enber
and
J;orff
WW,
'Own
House
Durlnrr
the
evening
was
held
and
manv
friends
;
gathered
to
felicitate
the
newlvwe
who
will
take
uo
residence
in
Terrace
In
the
Tom
Olson
home
on
Kalum
Road.
MisT
Ova
MoorM
BN-Prince
Rupert
General
IIoitM
staff
left
on
today's
plane
for
a
visit
of
a
few
days
in
Vancouver.
1
llown
in
aauy
u,
Papers
are
GEORGE
COOK,
Jeweller
iKLOTTE
ISLANDS
'otin,
Dec.
15
and
29,
t
p.m.
Phone
264
527
Third
Avenue
JK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Florists
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
777
"
Rupert
Agent
ue
Phone
568
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