Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Saturday,
December
8,
1951
job's
Daughters
Installation
SMALL
TALK
,930
M.rftrf
ErtvprlsM
Syntflartt,
Lot
Antlw
concerning
a
new
car
by
Syms
Jer5ona
Is
Fifth
messenger
Margaret
E
C
Martin,
advertising
agen-1
'
HISTORIC
COLLEGE
cy
representative,
left
by
today's!
'The
University
of
Sf.'
Andrews
Interesting
Ceremony
Heather
Brewer
Takes
Over
i
Giske.
I
Trpa.snrfir
Mnrcoret
Tatter-
plane
on
his
return
soutn
alter
in
scouana
was
luunucu
ui
i
John
Clausen
leaves
on
1
a
brief
visit
here
on
business.
(with
the
blessing
of
the
Pope.
Mrs.
f,
Diane
Kennedy,
past
nunuieu
saI
oueen.
was
officer
for
the
in-
j
Recorder
Carole
Moorehouse.
the
CoqulUam
tomorrow
night
:
j
slallation
ceremonies
at
the
reg-
Librarian
Jael
McRae.
ular
meeting
of
Job's
Daughters
chaplain
Sheila
Bennett,
last
night
when
Heather
Brewer
Musician
Bargara
Teng.
assumed
office
as
honored
Junior
custodian
June
Henry
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
James
H.
Thompson
returned
to
the
city
this
week
from
a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver.
Larry
Stanwood
left
on
today's
plane
for
a
brief
trip
to
r
V
queen.
She
was
assisted
by
Mra.
i
gPnjor
custodian
Olive
L.
W.
Kergin,
installing
guide,
;
strand.
Mrs.
J.
W.
Eastwood,
installing
j
inner
guard
Rena
Ingram,
marshal;
Mrs.
Robert
Gordon,
j
,uter
guard
Pat
Lemon.
Hear
H.
M.
DAGGETT
7.
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O
F.
P.
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R.
:
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II
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MONDAY,
6:15
p.m.
installing
secretary,
Mrs.
j
r.,
AftM
th(j
ceremon
the
newiy
MacDonald,
installing
chaplain,
j
,
..
.
nresented
Miss
,,n
tlnwP
birds
.
.
wish
around
"Louk
out
for
that
puddle
of
water,
Archie."
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
installing
or-
Kenne(ltf
with
her
Das,
honored
"Take
it
easy
on
those
brakes,
Agnes
.
.
.
can't
cha
use
the
horn
instead?"
yd
!l"
nilVCHIlB
Ranist:
Mrs.
R.
R.
Straehan,
in-
.
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o
.
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.v.
stalling
senior
custodian;
Mrs
;
ning
bag
frQm
thg
gjrU
m
ap
A.
Benaituen,
hiu
p.
preciation
of
her
wurfc
in
the
custodian.
.
vear
in
Q.
omez
The
new
officers
for
1952
are:
j
Honored
queen
Heather:
SOCIAL
Brewer.
i
A
social
followed
In
the
ban-
Senior
princess
Margaret
quet
hall.
Several
toasts
were
Strachan.
proposed
by
the
girls
and
re-
er
and
Fred
Conrad.
The
Masons
Norma
McKay;
response,
Frank
Skinner.
'
Eastern
Star
Barbara
Teng;
response,
J.
Bremner.
To
Bethel
Mother
Judy
Boyd;
response,
Mrs.
Robert
Gordon.
I
A
presentation
of
a
table
cen-trepieee
was
made
to
the
guardian,
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell,
from
the
members.
She
then
thanked
the
girls
appropriately.
A
Christmas
hamper
was
raffled
and
won
by
J.
P.
MacDonald.
Both
the
Bethel
room
and
the
banquet
hall
were
beautifully
decorated
for
the
evening
with
Junior
princess
Janet
Rack-
Uponded
to
fittingly
as
follows
i
.
eSidenl
ow.
The
JCing
Heather
Brewer,
JooSf
fJUc
on
ten
ELECTROLUX
Christmas
Gift
ELECTROLUX
CLEANER
and
AIR
PURIFIER
Models
priced
from
$69.50
ELECTROLUX
TRIPLE
ACTION
FLOOR
POLISHER
,
(
A
real
beauty
-
built
to
list.
.....
DOMETIC
RF.FRIGERETTES
Silent,
wonderful
for
smaller
families
and
apartments.
-
.,
For
demonstration
of
any
of
these
world-famous
products,-Phone
Blue
970
or
Green
279.
Box
1626
The
Grand
Guardian
Council
Janet
Rackow,
responded
to
by
Mr.
Eunice
Evans,
grand
Named
to
Head
Legion
Women's
Organization
for
Coming
Year
Mrs.
Darrow
Gomez
was
president
of
the
Women's
lit
area
a
ill
CiU,
Kim
er
in
Uuwe
Margu
Maraiuiui.
Marshal
Claire.
First
messenger
Norma
McKay.
Second
messenger
Barbara
Doumont.
Third
messenger
Shirley
Haugan.
Fourth
messenger
Ethel
Moorehouse.
librarian
of
B.C.
Guardian
Council
of
Bethel
No.
3
Margit
Macarthur;
response,
George
Dawes.
Christmas
trees
and
colored
lights.
The
evening
ended
with
the
singing
of
Aula"
Lang
Syne.
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Le
gion
Thursday
night
at
a
general
Refreshments
were
also
served
Parents
and
visitors
Pat
A
full
turnout
of
the
academy
of
friendship
miitU'f
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose
at
the
home
Mrs.
K.
B.
Skinner
discussed
the
comintr
mid
Lemon;
response,
N.
8.
K.
Brew-'on
tables
lit
with
red
candles.
meeting
of
the
WA
with
Mrs.
u
V.
Hanley,
the
retiring
president
in
tte
chair.
mm
winter
conference.
Mrs.
William
Rothwell,
past
president,
conducted
the
elec
i
i
The
conference,
which
In
clurles
all
lodges
in
the
north
on
cei
l
FlOT
E
NO.
Imbbmbib
west
region,
will
be
held
here
in
January
and
committees
are
VOTE
NO
tiding
ind
now
seeking
to
delegate
multi
farious
duties
in
preparation.
tion
of
officers
which
resulted
In
others
being
elected
as
follows:
First
vice-president
Mrs.
Vic
Duncan:
second
vice-president
Mrs.
Harold
Anderson;
secretaryMrs.
Roy
Chatr;
treasurerMrs.
J.
8.
Black.
Executive-Mrs.
J.
Gillis,
Mrs.
Wolstonholme
and
Mrs.
J.
Andrew.
Sergeant-at-arms
Mrs.
M.
Gilchrist.
Refreshments
were
served
by
the
Prince
Rupert
r..
r
nh
nresent
another
,lc
iiuaiaa
auu
iiiuumaii
ui
wi'
var-ety
concerts
In
the
committee.
Those
in
attendance
ol
Theatre'
Sunday
night
Included
a
visitor,
Mrs.
C.
Cor-
llss,
of
Francois
Lake.
Others
rhurc-h.
the
proceeds
to
go
A.
Ka-sper,
Mrs.
O
,(
,.l
the
Nil
rina
Tnt
-!
cl
Mrs.
B.
Blair,
Mrs.
F.
Mrs.
P.
Bond,
Mrs.
H
tor
lh-
Blind
and
its
good
K
i
Cirimble,
Reports
of
the
East
and
West
sick
committees
were
presented.
These
committees
will
visit
the
Miller
Bay
Hospital
and
the
Old
Men's
Home
with
Christmas
cheer.
panned
by
T.
Norton
Muncey,
its,
mvfjrire
iocui
artists
ana
!ittati"ns
will
lake
part
in
pro:;uu
with
an
outstand-Itatiiic
th
debut
of
the
Egg
Prices
Lower
Here
A
bazaar
report,
by
Mrs.
Wolstonholme,
showed
good
financial
results.
I
Special
thanks
were
given
to
all
for
the
successful
"Legion
School
H
Mi'iimrlal
High
Boosev
and
!
piaviliR
t
I
s
"orana
Marcn,
ine
Week."
There
was
a
letter
of
ap-
'1
'
"0
Come
All
Ye
Faithful!"
Prince
Rupert
is
also
exper-
r.,,;,lnn
,
tho
Tjltnn
0
F.utliful
Pine"
(with
lencir.e
the
sham
droD
in
eee
Arranopmmts
fn-
the
Christ-
ii!)
..
v
singing)
and
"Perse-
re
March."
I
;
nrs
participating
In
me
:n
include
Mike
Co-
prices
which
has
been
general
mas
tree
are
well
in
hand
and
all
over
the
country
in
recent
the
committee
now
working
on
days.
In
the
last
seven
days
there
it
to
be
ready
for
December
16th.
has
been
a
drop
of
18c
in
the
I
A
short
report
of
the
executive
retail
price,
one
lelailer
reported
meeting
held
in
Vancouver,
No-today,
quoting
Orade
A
large
at
vember
16
was
given
by
Mrs.
59c
a
dozen.
Black
zone
representative.
t
aid
Ills
accordion
band,
v
'
nd
M:lts.
Peggy
Andiews
Mi
s
Inez
Amariio
with
vo-iM'tinns,
the
Rotary
Mixed
ns.
Fat
Bolton
and
Mel
ncMin
uith
a
skit
and
the
Iiupiit
Symphony
Or-
i
Layaway
Special
ur.d
Mrs.
Martin
Van
Coo-
ii!tiKi
to
the
city
at
the
d!
the
week
from
a
vaca-tnp
to
Vancuover.
10
i
n
n
I
r.V
reaaei's
ish
fur
old
eold.
Bulger's,
DISCOUNT
M
y
V
If
01E
'"HAIF.M
for
r.ayor.
(290c)
ON
ALL
CHINA
OS.
meeting
Monday.
Tj-!
)T
10,
8
p.m.
'128801
j
'.T.L-t
drive
and
tournament
irday.
December
8.
Moose
;):(.
Everyone
welcome.
(287c)
This
Week
Only
GEORGE
COOK
jUX
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
TERRACE
,
i"ll
raffled
at
I.O.D.E.
ba
llot
yet
claimed.
Holder
of
:i
tii
ket
No.
531
contact
n
503
immediately.
(He
'ie
practice
of
the
Rotary
(I
Chorus
will
he
held
in
V
y
IVK
CENTRE
on
Sl'N-
V,
Deri-mber
9,
at
2:30.
(287c)
Miethcr
you
are
a
SUPER-U
customer
or
not,
you
will
Gift
Suggestions
1
ICC
AM
ilrwtc
fnm
nil
MHUm
u
f
Rupert.
For
this
you
can1
T.:nD-r
it
SUl'F.R-VALU
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(tfc)
5
lr,.PP,er
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VARIETY
CON-'
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fine
wool
and
litol
Thralre.
9
n.m..
after!
V
TOVOn
tabrtCS.
tan
De
Kotarians
2
wnm
either
as
q
sport
llr'h.
Tiikels
from
I11
at
Ornic's.
It's
quite
an
understatement
to
say
the
gentleman
topside
has
a
big
surprise
in
store
when
he
steps
through
that
door.
He
doesn't
know
where
it
leads,
but
at
first
glance
it
looks
like
a
good
bet,
so
he's
about
to
take
the
plunge
and
we
do
mean
plunge!
Well,
an
equally
dangerous
move,
resulting
in
equally
dire
consequences,
could
be
made
by
some
Prince
Rupert
citizens
when
the
power
referendum
comes
up
on
December
13th,
unless
they
think
before
they
vote.
When
you
stop
to
size
up
the
situation
in
relation
to
the
power
referendum,
you
find
it
puts
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
in
a
position
which
is
identical
with
that
of
our
cartoon
character
before
the
door
into
"no-where".
.--.
,
J'
.v
This
is
what
we
mean.
The
referendum,
(which
in
the
first
place,
by
its
wording,
jumps
to
the
conclusion
that
you
want
to
quit
doing
business
with
our
company),
directs
you
to
put
your
stamp
of
approval
on
a
deal
you
know
absolutely
nothing
about.
In
effect,
it
asks
you
to
nullify
one
power
agreement
which
is
working
and
will
continue
to
work
in
your
best
interests,
and
replace
it
with
another
which
guarantees
you
nothing,
thus
far.
To
go
along
with
such
a
proposal
would
seem
to
be
taking
a
terrific
chance,
indeed.
Furthermore,
why
should
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
be
confronted
with
such
a
proposition,
plainly
not
in
their
best
interests
at
this
stage?
Why
should
they
not
be
permitted
to
learn
what
the
Public
Utilities
Commission
has
to
say
about
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company's
operations,
before
they
are
asked
to
make
any
decision
regarding
their
future
power
supply?
After
all,
the
referendum's
sponsors
are
the
ones
who
originally
demanded
the
P.U.C.
study
of
our
operations.
We
have
played
the
game.
We
have
made
a
complete
and
open
submission
to
the
P.U.C.
and
await
their
findings,
and
are
quite
prepared
to
abide
by
their
findings,
when
they
are
disclosed.
Why
then,
are
the
parties
who
are
responsible
for
having
the
study
made,
now
so
anxious
to
bypass
it?
Perhaps
it's
because
they
think
the
P.U.C.
disclosures
will
knock
the
props
from
under
their
case
for
public
ownership
of
Prince
Rupert's
power
utility.
We
believe
that
when
you
take
into
consideration
the
points
brought
out
here,
that
you
will
insist
at
the
polls
on
December
13th,
that
any
decision
in
relation
to
the
Prince
Rupert
power
situation,
be
made
fairly,
by
marking
a
bold
"NO"
on
your
ballot.
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British
Columbia
Power
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