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Saturday.
December
.
1947
UNITED
SALE
FINE
SUCCESS
Efforts
of
Women's
Auxiliary
Well
Kf
warded
Thursday
.
Afternoon
Beautiful
wither,
a
large
rnthering
of
patronesses,
attractive
seasonal
settings
and
an
abundance
of
interesting
offer-togs
combined
to
make
the
an
iual
baiaar
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
First
United
Church
Thursday
afternoon
a
very
suc
cessful
affair
which
netted
approximately
$360
to
the
good
taue
of
church
work.
The
churui
iall
was
tastefully
perorated
In
red
and
green,
tiny,
scintillating
trees
giving
ifce
Christmas
effect
to
the
$cene.
Tra
tables
were
attractively
adorned
and
the
sewing.
otne
cookin?
and
other
tables
ure
heavily
laden
with
a
fine
irray
of
tempting
articles.
'
Mrs.
R.
A.
Wilson,
wife
of
the
yastor.
and
Mrs.
Andrew
Thomp
son,
president
of
the
Women's'
Mrs.
H.
O.
Uwes
Mrs.
Han-
girls.
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Mrs.
John
McKech-rie
and
Mrs.
J.
Connery
pre-iided
at
the
pouring
tables.
Ser-riteurs
were
Miss
Daisy
Sharpe.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Lindsay.
Mrs.
W.
D.
McAra
and
Miss
Margaret
Mc-Lcod.
The
tea
room
was
in
charge
of
Mrs.
George
Ciccone.
Mrs.
E.
J.
Clapp.
Mrs.
T.
Pet-roff
and
Mrs.
Llewellwyn
and
acting
as
cashier
was
Mrs.
C.
J.
Graham.
Mrs.
D.
Santurbane
directed
ing
after
the
al
of
aprons
were
'
mpetln(!.
.
,
I
Directing
the
series
Is
Don
.
'
lEsselmont.
who
was
also
chalr-
.Mrs.
J.
b.
mrtne
and
Mrs.
R-
man
of
last
year's
radio
auc-Wilson
had
charge
of
the
home
tlon.
Proceeds
this
year
wlU
be
cocking
table.
Miss
Joyce
Youns
divided
equally
between
the!
auxiliary,
wno
tu
also
genera:
(was
operated
by
Mrs.
T.
Fraser
ionvener
received
the
suests
i
with
the
assistance
of
cg
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RADIO
AUCTION
BY
JR.
CHAMBER
DECEMBER
18-20
Proceeds
to
Civic
Centre
Salavation
Army
And
Junior
Chamber
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
annual
radio
auction.
In
which
the
listeners
get
a
chance
to
bid
to
hear
J.
UiapD.
LOOK-
,,
Tnln,
Ph-mh.r
offered
$2
to
hear
Miss
Lor-
It's
WALLACE'S
Of
Course!
Lingerie
And
-
-
House
Coats
To
Solve
That
Christmas
Problem
A
Table
FULL
of
Xmas
Gifts
REDUCED
for
QUICK
SELLING!
Hand
t
oven
Luncheon
Sets
Boxed
Handkerchiefs
Plastic
Curtain
Sets
Babies'
Pillow
Slips
Baby
Crib
Sets
Children's
Muffs
AND
OTHER
ISEK1L
ITEMS
Hollywood
Cafe
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RINCE
RCPERTS
NTAVEST
AND
MOST
rP-TO-DATE
RESTACR.VNT
FULL-COURSE
MEALS
FROM
11
.UU
TO
4
A-L
Special
Dinner
Every
Sunday
-
5
n.m.
to
S
n.m.
CHINESE
DISHES
A
SPECLALTY
WE
CAT
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TO
PARTIP.?
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Port
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candidate
sing
a
solo,
(surer
J.
H.
Jefferies
Civic
"at
Centre
MONDAY
Sports
eonouciea
tne
canoy
tawe
saie.
Civic
centre,
the
Salvation
f
ajn
The
Junior
Woran's
Auxili-'Army
Christmas
Cheer
Fund
High
School
ary
table
featured
children's
and
the
Junior
Chamber.
J
Classes,
and
babies'
wear
and
novelties
The
broadcasts
will
be
made
I
P-m.
ball.
;
High
School
Juvenuile
!
Basketball.
Basketball
Prac
tires
Bo-Me-Hi
GlrU.
Peoples
Store.
Morgan's.
Savoys.
Rup-Rec
Ladies'
Kee-F.t.
SPECIAL
EVENTS
Afternoon
years
Queen
Trea-
,
added.,
(another
$2
to
the
president's
;bld.
j
Other
bias
which
were
made
as
me
meeting
included
one
for
$2
by
Carlo
Hansen
for
Miss
Mardell
Solland
to
play
the
piano,
and
a
$10
bid
by
Fashion
Footwear
for
the
Borden
Street
School
choir
to
sing.
Announcers
for
the
radio
auction
will
be
D.
C.
Stevenson
and
their
favorite
amateur
talent
J
Neil
Ross,
while
accompanists
the
sale
of
fancywork.
assisted
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jbership
was
Informed
at
Thurs-
King
Edward
School
Concert;
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AVUfXUt.
Si
HOUSE
IS
SOLD
The
residence
at
CI
"5
Waterfront
Whiffs
HEAVY
MOVEMENT
OF
ALASKAN
FROZEN
FISH
MOVES
THROUGH
POUT
THOMAS
CROSBY
IN
PORT
j
shortly
before
noon
today
on
,
BjM-s'
ner
way
w
beaiue.
The
Grummlt
Reefer.
Capt
Larry
Parks,
arrived
at
3:40
this
morning
with
12
cars
which
are
expected
to
be
unloaded
by
4
oeiock
this
afternoon
This
vessel
of
similar
siie
to
the
Lucidor.
also
is
bound
for
Seattle
The
smaller
packer
Robert
Eugene,
Capt.
Frederick
DahL
j
brought
in
five
carloads
Friday
morning
and
sailed
at
10
o'clock
anai.
jlast
night
to
return
to
Juneau
Evening-
.
j
shipntg
are
part
of
the
Band
Practice.
I
vast
stocks
of
lroeen
fish
which
Boy
Scout
Exeeotive
Meeting
are
in
coW
storage
plants
in
the
Galloway
Chapter
IOUX.
(Alaska
ports.
MUHoos
of
pounds
Halibut
Vessel
Owners'
Asso-:
still
remain
there
from
last
sum
-ciation.
invA
ratrfi
it
u
h
sci
Radio
Auction
Commit-(movement
of
ftih
through
this
port
since
test
September
when
the
Laddor
brought
49
carloads
which
were
shipped
east
by
ralL
Union
oteamer
Cstaia.
Capt.
I
Emet
Sheppard.
arrived
in
port
AUin
at
S
oteteck
this
momtnc
from
JJ
j
Avenue,
formerly
owned
by
Sgt
Vancouver
and
wmypoinu
and
A
B.
George
Latham
of
the
Army
tailed
early
this
afternoon
oai
a
Sigcaj
Corps,
has
been
sold
to
ner
retwn
south.
-lair
and
Mrs
A.
Rye.
The
sile
B;was
made
by
Annstroog
Aaen-
a
cxs.
fct
Latham
has
been
transferred
to
Vancouver.
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Thirty-five
carloads
of
frozen
fish,
the
bigtrest
shipment
since
last
September,
passed
over
the
Canadian
National
,
wharf
last
night
and
this
morning
as
longshoremen
wheeled
the
cargoes
of
three
American
vessels
through
the
feight
(Sheds
and
into
waiting
refrigerator
cars
to
be
hauled
by
the
;
railway
to
eastern
American
destinations.
The
fish
was
brought
here
by
!
"
'
two
large
Northland
Transpor-!
Extending
one
of
her
regular
tation
Co.
ships,
Grummlt
Reef-1
circuit-riding
ecclesiastical
voy-i
er
and
Lucidor.
and
the
smaller
j
a
along
the
coast
Including
packer
Robert
Eugene
which
calls
at
Kltimaat.
Butedale
and
i
docked
during
the
night
and
be-
other
points.
United
Church
Physical
Ed
Igan
unloading
immediately.
It,
mission
boat
Thomas
Crosby,
i
was
brought
from
the
Alaskan
j
with
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Peter
Kelly
ports
of"
Ketchikan,
Juneau,
on
board,
arrived
in
port
Thurs-
with
Mrs.
Crawford
Moore.
Mrs.
from
the
Civic
Centre
audi-!
High
School-Physical
Ed
Petersburg.
Pelican
City,
where
dav
niaht
and
will
iav
tnn.
A
j.
Dominate.
Mrs.
George
torium
for
an
hour
each
ni?ht
i
Classes,
it
has
lain
in
storage
since
the
day
night
on
her
return
to
her
Peters
and
Mrs.
T.
Bussanlch
on
December
18
and
19
and
for1
King
Edward
Boys
Physical
i
close
of
the
halibut
season.
ia
charge.
,
two
hours
or
December
20.
a
'
Ed.
Class.
The
Lucidor,
8.000
tons.
Capt
The
ever
oopular
fish
pond
Saturday
night
King
Edward
Girls'
Physical
oscar
Peterson,
docked
at
10:30
President
A.
P.
Crawley
start-'
Ed-
Class.
iasi
nigm
ana
Degan
unloading
ed
the
bids
for
talent
when
he'
High
School
Jr.
Girte'
Basket-,18
cars
of
frozen
fish.
She
left
base
at
Ocean
Falls.
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