,i
fore
the
Christmas
recess
but,
as
ture
Citizen'
rv
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
December
10,
1951
I
I
I
reported
.
In
the
Daily
News,
Fu-
held
until
later
i,
1
not
1
,
uijanuai-y
Loca
V
n
IJaycee
Prexie
Briefs
Students
This
year
Future
Citizens'
Day
project
war
canied
one
step
further
Friday
with
an
address
to
the
High
School
students
by
d
PERSONAL
R.
W.
Long,
busy
with
the
forthcoming
civic
elections,
Mr.
Hill
briefly
outlined
the
procedure
to
be
followed
by
the
students
in
electing
their
own
mayor
and
council
for
this
day.
Voting
will
be
carried
out
as
closely
as
possible
along
the
lines
of
the
regular
civic
elections
in
order
to
give
practical
experience
in
this
re-,
gard.
When
elected,
this
council
will
then
approve
applications
from
the
other
students
for
the
various
positions
available.
The
election
will
be
carr.ed
out
be
Sartorial
7
Troops
Local
CNR
Men
Retire
Two
well-known
and
popular
officials
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
having
reached
the
age
limit,
retired
during
recent
days.
They
were
Robert
C.
rViuiHsm
M'hn
hac
hppn
riivi-
''A
By
DOUGLAS
HOW
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Nick
Mazzone
and
family
left
on
Saturday's
plane
for
a
visit
to
Vancouver.
Rev.
E.
M.
Peterson
of
Terrace
sailed
last
night
on
the
Coquit-!am
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
William
Sim
ol
Porcher
Lsland
anadlan
Press
Staff
Writerl
Jaycee
President
Geoff
Hill.
The
students
were
given
a
brief
review
of
the
background
of
the
project
and
the
manner
In
which
it
is
carried
out.
It.
was
explained
that
the
underlying
theme
in
the
program
is
to
acquaint
the
younger
citi
'
'.!
VITH
THE
CANADIANS
IN
:RMANY
P
Ladies,
the
army
"
nil
ncnnlp
is
stealine
vour
slonal
engineer
here
for
the
past
J
'jnder
in
th-a
hat
line.
I
eight
years,
and
Harry
Long,
'
indeed,
now
that
this
trend
who
has
been
foreman
of
the
,
Jf
...
h
received
the
official
sanction
bridges
and
building
depart
j
jno
less
a
military
deity
than
I
ment.
Both
have
seen
over
30
-u
n.
Eisenhower
himself,
it
is
years'
service
with
the
railway
t
to
report
that
never
has
company.
zens
with
the
political
and
economic
system
under
which
they
liv.
and
to
give
them
an
opportunity
to
meet
the
civic
and
business
leaders
In
the
community.
Mr.
Hill
expressed
the
appreciation
of
the
Junior
Chamber
,
rvh
a
surge
ot
rasnion
made
i
ai
appropriate
iuncuons
ui-''till
felt
in
the
army's
ranks.
I
low
employees
gathered
to
honor
.
Vs
one
soectacular
example,
both.
is
in
the
city.
Mr.
Sim
has
been
'
identified
with
fishing
in
the
j
north
for
many
years.
Mrs.
W.
Perst.om
of
Masset,
I
after
a
visit
to
the
city,
sailed
on
the
Coquitlam
Fjiday
night
for
her
home
on
the
Queen
Cliar-lottel
Islands.
;
1
1
I
Mrs.
Gordon
H.
Jollify
,
of
,
Queen
Charlotte
City,
following
a
I
trip
t.
Vancouver,
sailed
on
the
j
Coquitlam
Friday
night
for
Port
Clements
enroute
homo.
Gordon
Wasend,
who
ha-;
bfeul
on
a
trip
.0
Vancouver,
returned!
to
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Caiiiosun,
yesterday
afternoon.
.
j
C.
V.
Evitt,
who
has
been
1.1
Prince
Rupert
fort
he
past
few
days
on
a
business
trip,
will
be
returning
to
his
home
at
Departure
Bay,
Vancouver
Island,
early
this
week.
W.
D.
Vance
sailed
last
night
on
the
Coquitlam
for
Vancouver
to
attend
a
convention
of
police
magistiates.
E.
D.
Forward
left
on
today's
plane
to
attend
the
tame
meeting.
Dr.
Duncan
'
Black,
public
health
director,
and
Miss
De-lisle
of
the
local
unit
nursing
staff
sailed
Friday
night
on
the
Coquitlam
for
a
trip
to
Masset
on
official
business.
Miss
K.
MarteU
jl
the
Columbia
Cellulose
staff
left
on
today's
plane
for
her
home
at
Kimljer-ley
in
the
southern
interior,
being
called
there
on
accent
of
tae
death
of
her
lather.
James
Stuart,
son
of
1
C.
Stuart
and
ti
e
lafi
Mr..
S'tart,
"fcho
has
been
in
hospital
In
Vancouver
since
last
year,
has
been
making
steady
progress
and
is
much
improved
according
to
recent
advice.
,
Major
W.
C.
Poulton,
Salvation
Army,
is
expected
back
In
the
city
on
Wednesday
night's
train
this
week
after
havinj
been
in
Toronto
attending
a
divisional
commanders'
of
Commerce
for
the
co-operation
received
from
the
teaching
staff
at.
the
High
School.
In
the
absence
of
City
Clerk
,-Hht
Canadians
arrived
at
an
c.
A.
Berner,
divisional
supcr--
icers'
club
in
Hanover
one
jntendcnt.
made
presentation
to
,
.
i
,ht.
recently
in
eight
different
Mr.
Davidson
of
a
travelling
set
iidr
or
shades
of
headdress
Vr?
rurtorial
offensive
is
and
smoker
stand.
Mr.
Long
received
a
well-filled
purse.
Mr
Davidson
has
left
for
'
doubtedly
a
good
idea.
The
ny.
long
an
anonymous
parade
khaki:
is
going
to
offer
far
Sm.,w.
where
he
will
make
his
re
color
than
either
the
navy
fnt,lrp
hnme
i.-
."ttiV-air
force,
a
fact
hardly
calcu
V
AiMOU
VK
R
V
IO
OKI
A
Cequltlam
8
p.m.
December
9
and
23
Camosun
midnight,
December
2,
16
and
30
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
II.1CE
ARM,
STFWART
AM)
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun.
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUIKN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
December
7
and
21
ps.
Coquitlam
midnight
FOR
SOUTH
QlHi.N
CIIAIUOTTR
ISLANDS
S3.
Coquitlam
November
30,
Dec.
H
and
28
midnight
KK.NK
J.
SKtNM.lt
Prinrt
Rupert
Agent
fhlrd
Aveti'ie
Phone
568
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Long
have
gone
to
Vancouver
to
live.
In
neither
case
have
successors
yet
been
appointed.
13
George
Feyer,
of
Masset,
after
a
brief
business
visit
to
the
city,
failed
on
the
Coquitlam
Friday
n
ght
for
the
Qireen
Charlotte
Islands.
ed
to
maim
recruiting.
v
ifhc
Eisenhower
blessing
came
?';
the
big
Rotterdam
ceremony'
T't
which
he
took
the
27th
Bri-j
'"'.
'"'le
int
his
Atlantic
Pact
forces.
I
"
lere
he
looked
down
upon
a
I
'
'
of
scarlet,
tha
berets
of
the
i.
Infantry
Battalion,
and
he
t
.
(
Jd
in
the
most
stimulating
way
"'
J
it
no
other
soldier
had
better
i.-..-ned
the.
right
to
a
headgear
of
Sold
Peanuts
For
Kinsmen
Dr.
D.
E.
H.
Whitmore
left
oil
Saturday's
plane
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Trail
to
attend
a
conference
of
the
field
statf
ot
Consolidated
Mining
&
Sine.
tiirr
C
1.
.I'luor
l'oolr
Tbia
ftdvertiMment
U
not
publi-tlipd
or
dilH.vrt
by
the
I
Bord
w
by
tbt
(jovtrnmcul
ol
Itrituh
Colu
own
choice
than
the
Cana-"
i
infantryman.
-HTE
A
VARIETY
Vhis
firmly
entrenched
tha
Kinsmen
Club
benefited
substantially
Saturday
when
alert
lads
of
the
Conrad
Street
pack
of
Wolf
Cubs
took-
to
the
streets
to
sell
peanuts
for
Christmas
Cheer.
With
Bill
Long
in
charge
at
hpada
uarters.
Cubniastcr
Len
.
let
beret
the
soldiers
call
it
;
cherry
beret
in
its
position
the
extreme
element
in
this
.hion
movement.
Its
lesser
Sykes
directed
the
lads
in
their
!
Stipendiary
Magistrate
H.
Mc-Dougall
of
Masset
left
cy
plan;
at
the
end
of
the
week
lor
Van-'
!couver
to
attend
a
magistrates'!
convention.
1
Mcdern
ma:hncry
is
:'cprted
being
purchased
for
the
gkerna
Silver
Mines
Ltd.,
in
Cmineca,
adjoining
tae
Westell
Umniuiii
holdings.
The
mine
mumge,-.
William
MeGowan
reports
an
,n-,
teresting
o.e
showing,
and
slate,
Ihe
dianio:;d
drilling
pr.;gra,.i
j
will
be
mteusifie
:!.
i
lows
ar.
the
green
berets
of
;
R.'uv
Battalion,
the
Glengar-
s
and
Balmorals
of
the
High-
canvassing,
being
assisted
by
Scout
Raiph
Sykes.
The
boys
were
Harry
Pedersen,
Henry
Pedersen,
Lloyd
Quast,
Harry
Turner,
Al
Hunter,
Jimmy
Rus-seH,
Dale
Turcotte,
Ken
Mur-lay,
Arbid
Hardene,
Don
Mur-rnv
Rohin
Cameron
Charlps
'
iH
E.ittalion
and
the
navy
blue
,
f'-etc
coming
in
for
the
other
J
'I'"
such
as
engineers
and
sig-
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4
n
aaauion,
me
miers
nre
.kinp
toward
to
trv
day
when
Downing,
Gary
Parkin,
Allen
r
''K.,''V
can
abandon
thvir
khaki
Mulder
Frank
Stevens
Dpnnis
.;'!
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don
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