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Princp
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
December
lu,
1951
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Scliofatsliip
jor
tonng
?L)eAirjnerA
LONDON
(CR-Young
men
and
COuKXtsv
Counts'
LONDON
Presenting
prizes
to
nurses,
Dr.
Edith
Summersklll,
former
minister
of
National
Insurance,
said
"we
are
so
immersed
in
discovering
the
latest
scientific
treatment
that
we
are
apt
to
forget
the
qaullficatlons
as
old
as
the
hills
kindness,
understanding,
courtesy
and
a
smile."
1
-
"
(
.
t
,
1
v
IP--
I
want
you
all
to
forget
I'm
"w
tos
Pulp
Workers'
Union
Elects
George
Ewing
has
been
elected
president
of
the
Pulp,
Sulphite
and
Paper
Mill
Workers
local
union
here.
Other
officers:
Vice-President,
V.
Dexter.
Second
Vice
-
President,
P.
ITT
C
rlDI
C
f
AMI
V
VML
I
The
prettiest
Dolls
you've
ever
seen
at
wumen
with
rosy
dreams
of
be-
tuimiiK
a
woiman
Hartnp
nr
Schiaparelll
eagerly
greet
a
new
British
scholarship.
In
memory
of
Blanca
Mosca,
jone
of
London's
most
brilliant
designers
who
died
last
year,
a
(trust
fund
for
an
open
fashion
scholarship,
first
of
its
kind
has
been
set
up.
An
award
of
400
will
be
given
each
year
to
the
person
whose,
sketches,
photographs
and
written
program
for
a
year's
travel
study
show
most
promise
for
a
future
career
in
iasnion.
The
award
mav
be
snent
In
travel
in
one
or
more
countries
and
the
trust
committee
will
ar
range
for
the
winner
to
join
a
fashion
house
In
London,
Paris,
Italy
or
New
York.
ried
American
Beauty
roses
and
wore
satin
shoes
in
the
same
rich
shade.
Mrs.
Adamson
wore
beige
satin
and
a
corsage
of
roses.
.
j
After
a
honeymoon
in
the
United
States
the
couple
will
live
at
Petawawa.
!
Sunday
Night
Audience
Gets
Good
Show
Blind
mmmm.
Institute
Gets
A
capacity
audience
Theatre
last
night
to
heln
nrirfiir
Mum
dt
the
Canadian
Natmn:.!
Tnu,,
t.
lu
int-:
its
annual
drive
for
,
.
,
,
f.
iTWltVl
tit-,!
1
'it
S
i.
"Shav
w.
K-nT"
V";"
this
r
Joint?"
r
-Vt'Voi
Benefit
rnrnori
th.
Vrna
v
,t
u
fnn,i
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0
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"
Duttcwiui
con-M
!
1
I
classical
touch
to
the
eve-
t
,B?
,.,
Procetimgs
.
.
.
"Khter
vein
were
the
num-
j
h
bers
sung
,
,
by
"
Mrs.
Peggy
An-
"
,iri
Rw
ana
Scottish
11117
wtni
over
well
as
...
an
ott-hani
Impersonation
J
'
"I5""8
lor
a
gHd
cause-
I
-O.A.H.
1
ELECTROLUX
KtnnoiuirHvvi
,
",,u
mdl
spienuia
concert
which
proved
that
Simon-pure
local
talent
is
capable
of
putting
on
completely
acceptable
entertainment
without
any
niitsidp
Hllpnifntntinn
I
,
A
representative
audience
had
the
opportunity
to
learn
I
tu
""III
how.
I1UW
things
lire
going
with
Fred
Hu-
u'
i
.-
iJ"
w
iliui
mi
Mlgn
ErhitMi
mm,
Mikp
tolussi's
ac-
in
s
R.xiirv
Mixed
Chnrn.
onrf
"1
"
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V
1
-
-y
stenographer."
Disk
Union
WJl
Slarjei
-)ance
A
large
and
happy
crowd
turn
ed
out
on
Friday
for
a,
dance
In
the
0.fr:i.'
n..ii
,w
by
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
United
Fishermen's
and
Allied
Workers'
Union.
Proceeds
of
the
dance
will
g0
to
ensure
a
successful
Christmas
tree
for
the
children
December
15.
Music
for
the
dance
was
by
Slan
Veltch.
who
kpnt.
th
cm-
pies
going
with
an
excellent
nm-
At
midnight,
delicious
ments
were
served
by
a
committee
under
Mrs.
Helen
Van
Pyk-
,!stra
wD"OT
prlZM
we.e
won
by
m.
uenney
ana
Ken
Jones.
mi
This
11.,
is
the
swdnH
uiir.ocL.f,,i
dance
under
the
au-spices
of
the
auxiliary
and
they
have
proved
so
popular
the
committee
is
planning
further
affairs
in
the
new
year.
Eleven
JabfeA
Jh
S'OVpMl,j
dt.-ii.iru,
Mrs.
inen
was-
sinf
A1
Je.n-".
rger
Bakken
and
John
McNaughton.
The
Ideal
Christmas
Gift
1
Christmas
gift
and
TERRACE
p.
ti
r
Lien's
Prince
Rupert's
Th
Bolton
and
Mel
j
Eleven
tables
of
cards
were
Sympl'ony
Orchestra.
The
pleas-
A'Jmpson-
.
enjoyed
at
the
Sons
of
Norway
ure
and
appreciation
of
the
au-
,
Act'omPanis,s
were
Henry
whist
drive
and
dance
Friday
d.ence
was
expressed
by
the
ap-
Z
ym
flnd
Mrs-
J-
s-
Black.
al"
'l)t-
p'.iii
which
greeted
the
efforts
,
s
p"',ular
alld
reliable.
i
The
prie-winners
were:
Lad-
'
of
these
organizations
each
of
course
of
the
program,!
Krst,
Mrs.
E.
Sivertsen;
sec-
whii-h
have
brushed
off
former
,
MarKaret
McLeod,
president
ond,
Janet
Walker.
Men's
first,
r
.wh
fpots
and
are
becoming
hi
.
"'f'1
bra"rh
0f
the
Cana"
swald
Kalfer;
second,
Ounnar
roallv
sniooth
and
accomplished
I
,
I"slitute
(,f
the
Blind,
and
Selviij.
The
chair
prize
was
won
mrs
caJ
proups
:
d
S"0"""".
Rotary
president,
by
Mrs.
Julia
Slatta.
ThpIMiSmniBmri
.(h
!k
to
the
fatf"rm
U
say
a'
After
cards,
dancing
was
en-fi,
on
,'e
w4ara
anrtS
'"'words
of
thanks
and
ack-:
Joyed
with
Mike
Colossi
play-fair
y
'
,
t
o
ma
to
nowledgement
to
those
who
had
'
ing
accordion
music
and
Nils
p"1
com
Gunderson
acting
aS
master
of
rv.nr
I
ine
he
e
urmnfc.
vrnhig
Mr
Mi.
Huber
Ruber
'
Responsible
for
thvs
arrange-i
ceremonies
u
t
K:;r,,rfi,t.
?v
zttlz
rnt
of
the
show
wpre
t-
The
consisted
ot
tJit
i',r
"
Iuns
and
Walter
J
Sm'th
who
Mrs.
Barne?
Roald,
convener;
rs
,
I
i
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11
'
a
a
pleasure
in-!
ri
H
a
Kit
.
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reaQGrs
VOTE
'"muM
for
rr.ayor.
(290c
A
Vote
for
Olassev
is
a
Vnte
for
Progress.
(290)
S.O.N,
meetine
Monday
rp-
cember
10,
8
p.m.
(288c)
Vote
Glassey
for
Mayor.
Call
Green
917
for
transportation.
(2SOI
Whether
you
are
a
SUPER-
VALU
customer
or
not,
you
will
find
prices
on
foods
coming
down
in
Rupert.
For
this
you
can
thank
SUPER-VALU
(tfc)
Glassey
Is
out
for
the
Good
and
Advancement
of
the
City
so
your
VOTE
will
assist
him1
in
carrying
out
this
policy
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h
Public
ownership
of
the
Downing.
Corresponding
Secretary,
Morris.
Financial
Secretary,
A
Macphee.
Treasurer,
P.
Lester.
The
local
is
looking
forwai
a
Visit
December
17
frnm
Tr
national
Fourth
Vice-Presi
J
Sherman
of
Portland
and
I
rlct
Organizer
Hanson
from
,
corner.
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k
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lOT'E
......
"
,.u
vital
vital
ion
J,
Warned
9n
Uc
toron
to
A
wedding
of
local'
Interest
took
place
In
the
United
Church
;
in
Brampton,
Ontario,
when
I
Elizabeth
Jean
Hanson,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David
Ritchie
i
of
Prince
Rupert,
was
married
to
Col.
Duncan
Douglas,
OBE,
of
Petawawa
Military
Camp,
son
of
Mrs.
Gordon
Douglas
of
Jer
sey,
Channel
Islands.
Rev.
J.
A.
McDerwid
took
the
service.
The
bride
was
given
in
marriage
by
Rodney
Adamson,
MP.!
and
attended
by
Mrs.
Adamson,
and
a
reception
afterwards
was'
held
at
the
Adamsons'
home
in
i
Port
Credit.
Major
R.
R.
Munro1
was
groomsman.
Out-of-town
1
guest
included
the
groom's
two'
children,
Miss
Sally
and
Master
Ian
Douglas
of
Petawawa,
Ma-
Jor
and
Mrs.
R.
R.
Munro,
Peta-
1
wawa.
Major
and
Miss
Marion
Weston,
Richmond,
Virginia:
I
The
bride
wore
an
orieinal
model
of
gray
Italian
satin
made
in
"paper-doll"
.style
with
a
tight'
bodice
and
flarine
.skirt
ami
a
I
matching
beaded
cap.
She
car-1
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by
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we.gh
aSTh0atSiote
as
that
Vote
"NO"
Northern
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PIRIEIER
Models
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from
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ELIXTROI.l'X
TRIPLE'
ACTION
FLOOR
POLISHER
A
real
beauty
-built
to
lust.
DOMIC!
IC
RITRIGERETTES
Sltent,
wonderful
for
smaller
families
and
apartments.
For
demonstration
of
any
of
these
world-famous
products
riione
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or
Green
279.
Box
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JUST
ARRIVED
New
sWecUim
of
ladies'
fall
handbags
.
.
.
SUEDES
,
COKDE
CALF
SNAKE
A
lovely
and
useful
"
""'
'hy
'hould'sop
th.
.i..bb
p.w.,
hbricted
to,
zx&p&r"
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:tl:
deed
to
sep
m,
iPnr
tVw.
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I
and
capable
tutelage
and
directum,
a
b;i
re'ervoir
of
organized
miiiral
talent
which
is
going
to
be
a
real
acquisition
to
the
mus-ical
lite
of
the
city,
something
that
has
been
needed
for
a
long
time
and
on
which
the
senior
bind
and
orchestral
organization.-;
if:
1
be
able
to
draw
for
trained
reinforcement.
Mr.
Hu-br
i.s.
obviously,
doing
a
fine
Job
iliioh
a
lot
of
people
might
not
have
known
about
had
it
not
been
(or
the
happy
circumstances
that
his
young
people
were
fh'i.sen
to
spark
last
night's
slum
Mi
Huber
did
not
have
to
apologize
ror
having
no
over-'uii
The
four
items
his
boys
v
a!fl
girls
presented
was
completely
accept
able
as
the
pro-li'fi'e
for
the
show.
Mike
t'olussl.
always
popular
as
a
soli,
1st.
presented
four
of
lit"
twenty-five
accordion
pro-t'i;e,.s
m
,(M
nnci
UUm
n(1
tliev
vv;ii
spons!
aneous
npplauie
'i'h
their
well-selected
and
ex-fut.-d
Items.
With
Mr.
Colussl
ere
R'.iin-rt
Wood.
Casey
Williams.
Sandra
Gl.skc
and
Helen
'"-en.
if
i
hey
are
a
fair
samp-"'U'
of
his
classes.
Mr.
Colu.ssl
must
have
a
very
fine
school.
The
Hntary
Mixed
Chorus,
In
liieh
women
pivdominate
Just
is
making
headway
both
in
numbers
and
quality,
'classical
numbers,
folk
songs
and
a
carol
10
Rive
the
pre-Christmas
tone
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hailOV
selerMinne
f.xr
fh
llOtlS
flllrl
Hint)
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V
"ll
IU
LU1IHUIII
U
flVll'll
Allium,.!,
not
In
full
turn-out
lue.lit,
the
Prince
Ru)ert
5
MupliiiV
Orchestra
was
in
""""itb
form
for
its
two
Items
b
made
the
program
happy
lnjl'.
The
symphony
orchestra
'C
'"IW
l"'"d
a
permanent
place
"
the
cultural
life
of
this
city
1
its
appearance
are
always
31
"''Ptahif.
Not
were
the
offerings
of
ht
Ram?eri
Kroups
al,
that
WM
J
to
please
the
audience
last
Mil.
Rr.wiand
Miles
ang
a
.
ui
recitative
and
had
assist.-ipif-..
Of
Mrs.
P
fi
linn
Mr
aim
m,.
r,
!
'
.
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J
S
ia
ri
itoDens
ana
lr-.n,
,
"n
for
8
novl
arrange-m
of
Adeste
Fidelis.
oSInpz
Amattl".
soprano
tn
0
.
i
"uieuiaien
wun
ner
-
fictions
In
Italian.
They
VI,
PL
C7
1
amv
'
aUons
for
Christmas
ins
of
..P''e
made
at
mept-'
the
MP
Women
of
the
Moose
C
W
v,
,Se
TemP'e
with
Mrs.
Sent
,
,li'"t-vre-
th.
senior
re-Oirkin,
chalr-
The
annual
mbe?
l,'ee
win
he
held
De"
Wl
take;,'
r)llcctlQn
of
money
tokv
a
"t'eliy
famlly
b'
A
NeStxt
wh
drawing
was
won
hrV
"
?Uara"
thal
power
utility,
the
......
or
service
will
be
maintained.
GEORGE
COOK
1
PRINCE
RUPERT
..X,
J;,VXkkl.llkVXi..,,.))X.J,JlXJ,kkS,Illl
ThCre'$
2J"2L
'"a
there
will
be
any
improvement
in
the
.upply
situation.
There's
no
guarantee
that
the
power
demands
of
the
future,
to
keep
P
P
pace
with
Prln
Rupert's
industrial
expansion,
will
be
met.
tThhanre0urn9t,afanfee
RUpCrt
Wi"
be
SUplied
vi,h
Pe'
-
better
rates
our
company
could
supply
it.
.
Th"'s
"o
guarantee
that
no
matter
what
rates
are
decided
upon
at
the
outset
that
th
the
Public
Ut.l,t,es
Commission.
The
rates
of
a
government-operated
utility
are
not.
V
r
power
referenda
O..
1
to
making
.
decision
so
so
these
considerations
cafully.
Then
vote
"NO"
to
th.
COnC,UDsi.VC,y
lhat
IT?"
9"arantees
hen
'
"mes
governing
Prince
Rupert's
future
power
position.
to
the
power
referendum.
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Columbia
Power
Company
LIMITED
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