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COUNCIL BRIEFS

Digby Island dwellers
soon fo have ‘phones

| Telephone service to Digby pr for both resi-
al and for Prince Rupert Airport use grew closer

denti

to reality today,

i Within two weeks cables will
be laid to Digby Island and
telephone service can then be
given to residents who have ap-
plied for telephones.

At City Council last night on
the recommendation of the
iufilities committee Council ap-
proved airport telephone ma-
térials amounting to $17,590.74.

“A further 2,400 feet of rural
“B” cable will also be purchased
at a cost of $325.

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#It has been approved by coun-
ci] on the recommendation of
RCMP Staff-Sget. W. J. Currie
‘that one-hour parking will be
permitted on the north side of
Second Avenue West in the 100
Block.

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“Four trading licences have
been approved by the health,
social assistance and _ license
committe. They are: A. Haller,
_ Brother Sewing Machines, Park-
Side Motel, peddler of household
appliances; Dennis J. Mulroney,
Rawleigh’s Products, 1213 Sec-
Q@nd Avenue West, peddler;
George J. Dawes, 253 Third Ave-
gue West, auctioneer; and John
Rudy and E. Phillipiw, Terminal
Kkunch Counter, bus depot, Sec-
ghd, Avenue and Third Street
lunch counter.

+ + &

> ‘The following Jand sales have
been. approved by the finance
comimittee’ of the city council:

:. Antonio Chirico, Lots 22, 23,
block 5, section 2 for $375; Emil}
Sletten, Lots 37, 38, 39, 40, block
11, “section 8 for $155; Bulreu-
pert, Holdings ‘Ltd. Lots 11, 12,
block 12, section 1 for $1100.

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“ Two. contracts  for- the supply:|--

of. office equipment were award-
ed by City Council to the firm
of sMcLean and Rudderham
Ageticies for $341.78 and to
Coastal Business Machine Serv-
ices; both of. ‘Prince Rupert, for
$521; 85.

The former will supply three
filing cabinets -and the latter
two x typewriters to ‘the council.

~“MeLean - and Rudderham
Agencies were the only tender-
ers for the filing cabinets. They
also: tendered for the supply of
typewriters,

CO-OP MEETING

Prince Rupert and = MWKaien
Consumer .members: to, rer jew
Co-Op Centre operation?
7:30 p.m.: December 1, 1960 -

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The board of works, recom-
mended to council that Interior
Contracting Co, Ltd. be paid the
sum of $87,315.34 for the hold-)
back’ on the 1959 sewer program
less an amount of $3,685.45 for
liens filed against the work.

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Evans,
Ltd. of Vancouver will be paid
$1,686.28 fot pipe needed for the
1961 sewer program.

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The Board of Works also de-
cided to lease the rock quarry:
at Seal Cove to Interior Con-
struction 'Ltd. for a period of:
one year on the same payment.
basis as that offered Granby
Construction Co, Ltd.; and sub-
ject to the cleaning of the
grounds after
been. completed.

+ + +

A letter of thanks from the
secretary of the Jack and Jill
school, Mrs. William Lambie,
was read to council for the do-
nation .of $1,250. Mrs. Lambie
extended an invitation to coun-
cillors to visit the school.

+ + + '

Application was received, by
council Monday night from resi-
dents of Beach Place for grad-
ing and gravelling of the road
in that. area., Works superinten-
dent Carl Gustafson told the
council that the work was al-
ready scheduled.

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plan party
for Dec. 17.

A new member aid a "guest
were welcomed Thursday night
by the Women’s auxiliary to the
United Fishermen and Allied.
Workers’ Union at its’ regular
meeting held at the Metropole
Hall; «

Chaired by president Mrs.
William (Greenwood, Mrs. Ru-

a2 new member and. Mrs. Thomas
| Parkin, . president of ‘the. WA
Central Council, .was welcomed
as & guest.
‘Mrs. Nels Nelson -was named
jbingo. chairman for the month.
‘In other business the presi-
‘dent “reminded | members, to
submit names of their chil-
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The monthly ‘raffle. was won
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Classes in the Civic Centre. are
routine. However last night one |
very popular group took the
form of a farewell surprise par-
ty when the'Civic Centre Squard |.
Dance group feted Instructors
Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, © -

The ‘dancing class _ arriving
with record player and records
enjoyed the last grand square
with the guests-of-honr, before
they leave Thursday’ to make
thelr home In’ southern , British
Columbia,

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Nine tables —
in ‘whist play
Mrs. Warold. Grindstrand
and Ludvig Pettrosen were
women's and men's first prize
winners Friday. night at the
Sons of Norway Whist. drive, |
with nine tibles in plays
Also reeclving prises In the:
wonlon's seation ‘were: My,

Mra, John Pederson, pool. while:
Kenneth Laird took. ‘second!
prize and Nels Gundesxon, Hool
in tho, men's division.
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Mr, and Mra, Blorn Loren,:
Mra, Wail Sornod, AIF Jensen,
Mra dean. -Muma, Wernard:
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+oste 3 s habs get billng .
“with the Kennedy aint

~ OTTAWA (CP) -— “Senator Josie’s. hats’: ‘were
a conversation piece-at a luncheon and tea of. the
| Conservative Parliamentary Wives’ Association.

  
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
   
 
  
 
   
 
 
 
    
   
    
   
 
 
   
    
 
  
 
 
  
 
  
    

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TO BE HELD IN MOOSE TEMPLE

-WOTM in ‘readiness

for bazaar tomorrow

Tine Moose Temple is today being prepared. by | #
jall committees' of the Women of the Moose Chapter |‘;
No. 211 for its annual ‘’Fall Bazaar, and Tea” to be |}

a held tomorrow afternoon.
' Following long. months of hard
work by more than 100 members
the bazaar will feature a sewing.
stall, home-baking, candy coun-'
_|ter, delicatessen, pocket books|
and plants, 73
‘A large array of novelt ty. at-
tractions will be featured espc-

 

cially designed
gift shopping.

Among the special. vaffles will
be a grocery and towel: ‘hainper,

along with tea ticket’ door ‘prizes,

- General convener is Mrs. B. Ty
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Bylaws of hospital _

approved by BCHIS

The bylaws of the Prince Rupert General hospital
association, object of a great deal-of controversary |
over the past five years; have finally: been: approved

- iby British Columbia Hospital: Insurance: Service...
The announcement was made ;
‘By Edward H. Knight, adminis-! was: 99 per: cent compared - ‘to
trator, who in hig:monthly hos-' 76.3" pet cenit forthe first 10
. ‘| pital board press release said: ‘months of . 1959, Admissions; in|:

‘\that the board had received‘ no-' October totalled, 393 “and for the |.
: .} tification that the ‘bylaws - ‘had! first "10' months 3,687 ° ‘compared |. .
been approved ‘by BCHIS. ° The} to 3;517 for the! same. > Period’ in |!
bylaws were given. final amend-: 1959;

* | ment.at a special meeting of the!
“ANNOU NCEMENTS -

| hospital association ‘last: “month. |!
Mr. Knight said that:as of" to-.
morrow, Mrs. Margit Sathér, of, © “Canadian * ‘ Legion “Dinnét
675. Hays .Cove. Circle, becomés | Meeting, 630 pam.; November
{the first hospital -employee .:to, 30. ‘Tickets “$1. + _ (232) |,
1 retire under. the hospital’s new. e. UP. AW.U, ‘members. “yegister
your children’ ‘aged 10 ‘and ‘under bi
for Santa’s; visit.. before Dec. :.3.): ;

pension plan’ which .came.- into
effect July 1 of- this year. ‘Mrs.. a
Phone 6048, 4821,, 5960. 232) |
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LW. D. STOTH RT. has.
Assistant Mill "Manager. for ‘Columbia Cellulo
at Watson Tslarid’ to become effective ° “December © Born
: ‘Edmontonys he received his degree in’ ‘engineering. atth

. versity of Toronto.. Since’ ‘arriving. here. last: year. whe he-
-|. transferred. to. manager: of: engineering : -and - maintenance
the, Watson Island plant from the. Edmonton.: -plan
‘thert .has taken a. keen, interest: in: Community. affairs.: is’
Wiatried” to” ‘the: -former= Sylvia’ “Holly” ‘McCabe,’ an they ‘ha’
tnree ‘sons. and « one. daughter. :

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dence - was. complete: , and: ‘that
Mrs. Victor Pick,. acting. director.|
‘\ of. nursing, had told: the ‘board.

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. Canada’s seventh and newest
woman senator, Mrs. Harry
Quart of Quebec City, goes in
for flamboyant hats.

At the luncheon, Mrs. Quart,
whose: name is Joanna, and is
Josie to her friends, wore a.hat
that was her own creation —'a-
gold fur felt with ‘a gold sable};
neckpiece adapted as a hat
band.
It provided an “attiactive . con
trast to*a purple: tweed suit ‘in

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|LEGION OF MOOSE INITIATES.
THREE MEMBERS | FROM. LOOM

“North ‘Moose and Past. Governor Thomas ‘phomas initiated.

‘three new. members: into’ ‘the

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brate the 80th birthday, of
Some 35 guests pald tribute to

Mr,. Bacon, which was -high-
CODE EDEPOL SIL EODDLIOO DOOD TOOL

Kitchen items
to be. bought:
for school

The sum of $46.35 reajized |
from a bake sale held by the,
Seal Cove Parent-Teacher as-
soalition. Savarday iu, Gordon
and» Anderson's. will go to-
Wards purehasing kitchen
equipment for the school,

Convening. the bake sale
was. Mrs, Ernest, ‘Tubb, Special
yiffie winner as. G, Smith
of 409, Sixth Avenue East,

: weeervs eo CPOOEONI OUI ETECEN OTOH

Cily hall grou D

slage bd Lower .

». Mts, Frank. Johnson, formerly
Miss Iiffie.-A,. Kangns: was tho
realpiont of n lnvgo array, of ate
‘iwnetive kitchon utensils Inst
week when a group of follow om-
ployoor from the Olly Hall gA-
therod-at-the home ‘of Mts. Otto
Knlopkamp, | \

cont marringo of Mrs. Johngan,

Completely surprived by the
nffaly the guest of honor opened
hor gifts, arranged In n decar-
tod: basket with. tho. nasistance
‘of Mra. .Wiliiant Kangana &
Games wore enjoyed followed
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lished when Canada’s first. wom-.
an senator, Cairine Wilson,. de-
cided against: wearing. a hat, on
ther appointment - in -1930,. Mrs.
Quart won't display - ‘her head-
wear in the Senate. .“I guess; TH
a mixture of color that express; just have to get used . to. it,’” ’ she

es Senator Quart’s artistic in-: said.
ae ee a atone niscenerencenccsenlneseecersten

. following a banquet Friday: enight in the Moose Temple...
During: the - business ‘session new members - initiated | ‘were
-L. F.- Seale, Samuel Marsh and: ‘Ronald Vaselenak of. ‘the
Prince Rupert Lodge-No. 1051 of the Loyal: Order of ‘Moose: :

Following. the impressive initiation ceremony, - members

and their wives held a social with Pilgrim’ Brother B. a ‘Bacon

Party-fare consisted: of a sing- song ‘and games. m
-It was announced that the Legion of the Moose is -com-

and devotion to the fraternity has merited the’ honor and

 

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~ Mary. old dnd new friends made a ‘surprise ‘visit |.
at the home:of B: J. Bacon Saturday night to scele- .

‘The occasion. honored . tho ro- :

‘Cellulose Company Liniited on a

 

_ Tuesday;- ‘November: 29: 1960.

   
     
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
 
 

that the hospital was: fully: staff-|°
ed with nurses: Mrs. R, G. Parks
{has been- appointed, . assistant
head nurse:on the men’s medical.
and surgical floor, effective: Der

cember 1. f

‘The financial statement. tindi-
cated . that ‘the hospital had’ an
operating deficit of $393 in™ 'Oc=
tober compared with a surplus
of $8,449 for October, 1959; that:
the 10-month operating. surplus
this year “was ' $6,714 ‘compared
to $2,444 in the’ first: 10 ‘months
of last. year, Total expenses: “for:
1960 ip to’ October 31 were $503, =
583, against $470, 493 for the same
period.” st: ‘year:

In* his administrator's. report,
Mr: Knight. told. the board that.
the October. occupancy rate was’
86.5:. per «cent. :-against 15.8), per
jeent: in October: -1959: The. TO-|
j month occupancy 1 rate ‘this’ s year |

“There is the President. Ken-
nedy.. haircut and. now . we've
got Senator. Josie’ -hats,”’’ was:
-one comment at the juncheon,
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poem especially written for the: ov. . ERY PR ia) Vole poo Pe pg EAI SS
occasion by Mrs. Peter Mckee, ;’
A huge birthday cake was in- |
eluded in the .refreshment-fare. |. .
Mrs. Thomas Thoinas, whose; >...
birthday was. the following. day |
was also presented with a birth: |.
day cake and the honored :
couple were the recipients of|.-. |
many wishes for long life and]. .
more “Happy Birthdays”.

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PERSONALS.

Raymond Oherrill MéIntyre,);
son of Mr. and Mrs, Cherrill|
McIntyre, "544 Wighth «Avenue,
Fast, left yostorday ‘morning by |
train on route to St. Johns,
Quebec, where’ ho will receive |

‘his. basle trading’ in the Royal
Canadian Aly Force,’ /: :
wom we
Making his: first: why’ bach
since 1028, OC. L. Rellh of Win-
nipeg, lott Saturday, night Deep tinene,
aboard tho Canadian Prince fol- m mT WH

lowing a two-month moliday info ee Ml

tho olty.as' guest. of his slater cae ty ito
Mrs, Charles” Brewerton, MMi |
Reith lived hore from 1916 wn :

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T, N, Bonupro, president of’ Co- mot
lumbla Collulose - Company]. .; i.
Limited and Celgar’and AVE]. 0),
Ponnoy, ‘ vice-prosidont of pulp fio ee
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