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outs of tlie Fourth iavi Church last night for the pre-I'ark and Troop ['sen tat ion of their Christmas pro-ir paiciiis in '.he j gram. �l, Giles Presbyter-1 Official troop and pack flags
.....umil at _____2J' were presented, to the group by
[Mr. Pigunti of St. Giles Croup Com in it lee. Al>o presented was .the fjnion .lack. complete with crow 11 and standard.
I Mil In-.r tire evening the Royal Stewart tartan neckerchiefs were also viewed, and the Cubs present-led a port ion-of their ritiRil for 1 he I parents,
Parents were 1 hanked for their co-operation in 111�� recent drive for clothes hangers.; Almost 15000 i used hangers were collected by the Scouts and Cubs during the drive.
Anyone who still has hangers i which were iwl picked up is risk-i cd to contact Iloh Gaultat r,71-1:-_'. Games wore enjoyed by those j attending.
Mis.- \l. Ford spoke in favour f organixing a Mother's Auxiliary 1 the iicw vear:
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What's the score? Foster THewitt and his son Bill arc taking time out from broadcasting hockey games to do thejr Christmas shopping. With the 1 954-55 season well underway, Foster Hewitt celebrates his 24th year of play-byplay descriptions of Canada's national sport, and his commentary is heard every second Saturday night on the Trans-Canada network.
Mild Weather Balks!
Rink Managers ;
Con^inupd mild weather has' balked the efforts of rink manager ' Flurry Thackcr to lay a sheet of \ ice in the Civic Arena and there j is a dwindling prospect 1hat skai-| ers. and hockey players will be j able to limber up before the Christmas season.
Also in prospect is the cancellation of a travelling ice show billed tri appear here next \\rcd^ nesday and Thursday.
With the exception of a "few spots of shale ice. the ground at the arena is still bare, and it will be impossible to obtain a foundation for a good ice surface until the weather turns much colder.
A-similar situation exists at the curling rink where caretaker Allan Gaugli has been baffk'd by the current above-normal temperatures.
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If ice is available at Prince Jcorge- and Qu'esnel, tin- curtain-, will go up on a new Central Interior Hockey League season oil I January s and !>. witii \randcrho6f playing a double-header at the Civic Arena, and Williams Lake Stampeders travelling to Quesnel j for a double date with the titie-| holding Kangaroos.
The lit."..", schedule was dr-erwn ' up recently at a meeting oMeaguo officials and has a ..total of 21 games billed during a five-week .playing season..
. 1:! 11. s. 0--Vanderhoof at Prince George:,M; illiams Lake at Quesricl.J
j;in-�'!.-,_ k;�Quesnel at Vander-j boor: Prince George at Williams "Lake. 1
jan, in�Prince George at Van-1 derhoof. !
Jan. 11. 23�Quesnel at Williams! Lake. |
Jan. 2fi�Prince George at Van-f derhoof.
Jan. 20. 30�Vanderhoof at Ques-; nel; Williams Lake at Prince i George, - \ f
Peb. :,,.C � Williams Lake at j y Vanderhoof; Quesnel at Prince 8* George. | &
Fell. 12. 13 � Prince. George at M Quesnel; Vanderhoof at Williams y Lake. {
With the exception of the Jan. ! 5m 10, 2ii dates, all games are double- |?
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Kl'l'lMAT, B.C. (CP)�The first | i train crawled to the outskirts of � W this wilderness aluminum town- y last week, almost ou years behiiul j �J schedule'.
The. Canadian National Rail- j r-j 'ways work train came through j v �in miles of some of British Co- j ^ lumbia's most scenic territory.-- lac The track workers, most of {jj| thorn-immigrants, began their jooly in October. 1052, and pushed the I ^ line through on schedule. ; jSj
Completion of the line.- from Terrace is expected early next week. There are sj.ill a few miles to go to the waiting Kitimat station.
When finished at a cost of $10.000.()<>() � about 8215.000 a mile�ii will- carry out aluminum ingots and bring in the petro^
For the best in used tires, see Prince George Tire Service.
Citizens,Jf you have toys not noeded in your homo you are invited to send them to th?- "Prnce George Goodwill Association" for use in Christmas-Hampers. Toys must be in reasonably good condition. Send them "to Prince George Goodwill Depot, Crystal Market building, any time after 9 a.m. from now until Monday, Dec. 20th.
For further information phone
Sect. Mrs. L Knight at
445-R-l or 281-Y-l.
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leum and coke used in processing |.S the alumina shipped here by! freighter from Jamaica..
A railway w> Kitimat was first visualized around 1000.
The Grand Trunk Railway;, planning a line to tidewater from Edmonton- through the Frase.r, Hulkley and \Skeeiia valleys, 100 miles north of Vancouver, picked the Indian village o| Kitihuiat-as,' the terminus.
Speculators tied up key estate throughout tho area and j the line- followed the Skeena valley to Prince Rupert.
On the Terrace-Kitimat leg, the; track-layers slowed progress to' & half a mile a day. In the best stretches, they\ma< le ji 11 ree-f i ft I is of a mile daily. � TO CUT TIMHIIK
Railroad men say that construc-epsts may hit $11:500,000 be-
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Following^Wtie railroad will be the telegraph, supple men ting tlfo costly- radio comnuMvications setup, until now KilinratV; only method of cqiitactinj points.
The line will run through tableland four to flviB 1 miles wid where timber will be available to furnish pulp to the Kitimat Pulp I y and Paper Co. newsprint mill to be built here at a cost of more than $55,000,00.0.
It will serve a land of logging, dairying, market gardening, fruit and berry-growing, fishing and sawmills. Also, it will connect with the Terrace airport, a beam station served by two airlines.
Ernie Walls Tops City Five-Pinners
Ernie Walls was the top trund-ler in the-Men's Rowling League this week with asingle string of 310 and a three-game count of S12. Playing In "A" secitioh Monday night, Alley Artists spilled the maple for counts of 11-15 and 3175 tp win'single and three-game honors.
In "B" section, B. McKag's 299 was the highest single, game score and A. linger had 725 for the. best three-game count. The meres rolled J0G3 for (the top single game of the night, while .the UIC quintette piled up 2949 for the best three-game effort.
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