1!
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New'
Monday,
December
81,
l!)M
New
Carrier
Rates
of
Daily
News
January
1
Make
Power
From
Atom
bujcujenicnt
of
Is
SKt.
Darrcll
Pope,
only
son
ot
M
.
arid
Mrs-.
Ocrald
H.
Pope,
St.
John's,
Michigan.
Sgt.
Ptpt
Li
stationed
a
Fair-
child
Air
Base,
Spokane.
Wedding
ryCaila
Mu
fuJo-,
:
Effective
January
1
the
price
of
the
Daily
News
will
be
increased
25,
cents
to
$1
per
month.
The
decision
to
Increase
the
price,
taken
reluctantly
by
the
management,
is
the.
direct
re-
"
;
plans
will
be
announced
later
by
Miss
I
nia
Husov,
eldest
daugh-'
the
family.
ter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arnc
Husoy,
302
Fourth.
Avenue
East,
has
be-
Mr.
and
Mr.?.
E.
M.
Sharpc
were
come
engaged
while
attending
passengers
arriving
today
from
the
University
of
Eastern
Wash-
Vancouver
on
the
Princess
ington,
at
Cheney.
Groom-elect
Louise.
.
-i
If
CHICAGO
O
Electric
power
lias,
been
produced
from
atomic
energy
by
United
States
scientists
for
the
first
time,
the
Atomic
Energy
Commission
said
Saturday.
Power
more
than
100
kilowattswas
generated
and
used
to
operate
pumps,
reactor
equipment,
provide
lights
and
electrical
facilities
at
the
national
reactor
testing
statirTi
in
Arco.Ohlo.
Y
i
the
comment.
Many
papers'
have
moved
their
daily
price
from
live
to
seven
cents,
and
som:;
to
10
cents.
The
scheduled
Increase
ap.
plies,
to
all
carrier
delivery
prices.
The
carrier
boys
themselves,
who
also
lace
the
problem
of
inflation,
will
Ret
increased
remuneration
for
their
work.
Street
.sale
and
store
sale
price
of
the
Daily
News
will
remain
at
five
cents
but
the
Saturday
edition,
with
the
comic
supplement,
will
be
10
cents.
i
suit
of
continually
rising
pro
f
4.
duction
costs.
(
Wages,
newsprint
prices
and
other
operating
expenses
have
gone
up
tremendously
in
recent
years.
The
need
for.
higher
subscription
rates
is
being
felt
all
across
n
,
CHOIR
-The
62-VDice
male
choir
of
the
Cathedral
Church
of
St.
George
Kineston
Ont
1B
B
al
ai
.special
!""
services
--
in
the
Episcopalian
r-r-"'
Cathedral
vauinuai
oi
of
St.
at.
John
jenn
the
the
Divine
Divine'
trW
today
ox
and
q
Sun-
Home
School
Ass'n
Active
Annunciation
Home
and
School
Association,
'
under
president
Walter
Lahtl,
Is
now
makine
plans
for
activities
In
1952.
jfThc
famed
Canadian
cnoir
is
me
nrst
visit
ng
g
oup
c
.t
invited
to
sing
choral
Eucharist
in
STBtaslhl
n&3r
In
ioi
ciiuii.1.
.
cv
uuuuv
vnru.oi
ii-
me
worin
ann
principal
church
1
'n
the
Episco-
li
D.ot'cse
oi
new
ium.
inu
pnoio
is
oy
u
jirc
Lllley.
(CP
PJIOTO)
"11
Salvationists
!
Reaching
City
i
Reference
to
hov:
Industrial
activity
in
and'
around
Prince
Rupert
is
helping
the
Salvation
Army
appears
in
the
War
Cry.
It
says,
in
part:
"The
development
projects
in
this
part
of
Canada
are
bringing
an
influx
of
people,
among
them
Salvationists.
Three
families
and
two
men
soldiers
have
recently
been
welcomed."
Matters
under
discussion
at
a
recent
meeting
were
the
B.C.
Catholic
Education
Association
D.
ivc
and
the
Preventative
Dental
Program
for
pre-school
children.
The
Parent-Teachers'
Association
of
Prince
Rupert
is
the
sponsor
of
the
latter
program
and
indications
are
that
Catholic
children
will
be
included.
The
Home
and
School
Association
also
plans
to
repair
the
school
gymnasium
this
year.
-
Annunciation
Home
and
School
Association
was
started
in
1949
;
by
Phil
Lyons
who
was
also
the
j
fir.'t
president.
The
purpose
of
the
group
is
to
further
the
Inter
n
L
Eleven
tables
W
DOOKS
Swedish
Cjiri
ktMjttkJtrJk-
i..iftrn
mil
Is
CANNED
FOODS
n
A
Rule
J
J
a
Library
r
new
In
oks
have
tu.st
,iMVcd
at
the
Public
Tlicv
include:
I
li
linn
.'
WOMAN
NOVELIST
Gabrielle
Roy,
of
St.
Boniface,
Man.,
and
Montreal,
has
recently
completed
her
second
popularly-
ests
of
the
parish
school
which
is
of
the
Jll
411oose
Parly
In
the
Moose
whist
drive
Saturday
night,
10
tables
were
In
play.
Prize-winners
were
Mrs
r.omilc
Chastney
and
Mrs.
O
Stesavlg,
ladles'
first
and
second;
R.
Gi.ske
and
B.
3.
Bacon,
men's
first
and
second.
Fred
Chastney
beat
out
J.
R.
Cormier
In
a
cut
after
a
tic
for
the
pool
prize.
In
the
kitchen
were
mis.
S!c-avlg,
Mrs.
Baon.
Mrs.
Ali.e
Good
and
Mrs.
Irene
Muncey.
received
novel,
"Where
Nests
i
Under
the
.supervision
the
Water
Hm."
Har
first,
i
Sisters
of
St,
Joseph.
,14
i
it
-
r
alien
nw.iv.
Year!
!llnmy
New
1-
-
The
Tent
maker.
4
v
'
Murder
In
the
"The
Tin
Flute,
received
a
wide
sale
and
won
the
Gover-noi
-General's
award
in
1948
A
quiet
ceremony
took
place
in
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
when
Rev.
H.
O.
Olson
united
in
!
marriage
Sanis
Blum
and
Miss
Ingnd
Sandal.
The
bride
had
recently
arrived
from
Stockholm.
Sweden,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Taylor
acted
as
witnesses.
M.
and
Mrs.
Blum
will
reside
at
Seal
Cove
Circle.
"Mr.
Smith."
Venetian
Bird.'
"Children
of
President
l"?.l'l
'
"vsi"--"
year
by
,
Treasurer
Mrs.
Art
Murray,
Secretary
Mrs.
Armstrong
and
Recording
Secretary
Slstcr-St.
Rose.
During
150
the
school
was
completely
redecorated
and
Uvula
ted
from
top
to
bottom
by
volunteer
workers
Lorn
all
parish
groups
as
well
as
individuals.
the
GTiTM
ORIGIN
Lij-ba?,
the
capital
of
Queensland,
was
i-rst
settled
as
e
prnai
.station
by
Sir
Thomas
B
isbane
in
1825.
I
-
4
"P
l
-
4"
Ili'jh
nii'ht
Buggy
New
Mayor
to
MISS
LAURENTIDE
Miche.
line
Hn'irudeau,
20,
a
pert,
brown-eye
:
St.
AJelc,
yue..
mis-
was
n
amed
Miss
Lauren
-t'dc
at
a
recent
beauty
contest,.
FiftL.-n
no
them
villages
sent
j
representatives
cocking
title,
j
Miss
Tliibaudeau
will
be
officially
honored
at
a
big
party
at
St.
Jovite.
Jan.
25,
to
feature
the
opening
of
the
Laurcntian
carnival
which
runs
until
Feb.
23.
(CP
PHOTO
i
n-cany
in
uecemoer
a
success-1
D
f
"Trmpe.-.t-To.st."
Mv
Turn
to
Mab
ful
turkey
raffle
was
held
in
order
to
buy
gifts
for
the
children's
Christmas
tree.
Case
of
the
Th
readers
Address
Gyro
Mayor-elec
Harold
Whalen
will
make
his
first
address
following
assumption
of
t.l.s
chief
magistracy
when
he
fpeaks
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
Mourner."
4
.'Tin'
Unfulfilled."
t
4
.
The
Second
Scroll."
i
Out
From
Eden."
i
r.ii.in
-
"Each
Man's
Harold
Griiistrand
is
sailing
l
j
tomorrow
ori
the
C'amosun
for
a
j
trip
to
Vancouver.
i
New
Year's
Frolic,
Valhalla
Hall.
Everybody
welcome.
(204pl
Please
note.
Members
only
will
be
admitted
to
Moose
Club
nil
New
Ve:ir'w
V.vp
Nn
pnpst
I
M.
lville
Goodw
in.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Scholes
arrived
on
the
Princess
Louis
from
Vancouver.
1
iuiicneon
wcui.-.-suay.
ne
v.m
DCniiitted.
(301c)
ceal
briefly
with
some
of
the
RJimrfti
ECiPES
;
One
Happy
Moment.
NOTICi:
Special
holiday
season
gas
pump
service
hours.'
New
Year's
Day
Z
p.m.
to
4
p.m.
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
..I304CP
1
city's
problems
as
he
sees
them
and
outline
some
of
his
ideas
In
dcrling
with
them.
Where
Nc.-is
the
Water
The
Stranger
Beside
LUe
I.illywhlte."
1
-
'
The
Metropolitan
1
Pill
NE
CO!
FKE
S)l'AKF.S
v.
liilliitl1"
l!".'sw:..i!
,
1
,.
iti
'
.i'i.ii-.
1,:
I:
i,
l!i;
!
liildlT.S."
Ole
Stole
Is
sailing
tomorrow
on
the
Camo.sun
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Harold
Lynum
of
Terrace
left
on
todays
plane
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
.
Mrs.
II.
B.
Ro.-hester
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Camo.sun
yesterday
from
Vancouver
for
one
of
her
periodical
visits
to
th'j
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
Mrs.
C.
K.
Ytreberg
and
.son,
who
have
been
visiting
here
for
the
past
week,
are
returning
to
Vancouver
on
the
Camosun
tomorrow.
Mrs.
F.
LaSette,
who
has
been
spending
Christmas
here
with
her
mother,
Mrs.
John
Limnry,
returned
to
Queen
Charlotte
City
on
today's
plane.
W
w;,i
to
extend
Np
Year
s
Greetings
to
nil
o'
't
f
1
iends
MOOSE
11
civ
Ijear'i
lve
SOCIAL
Monday,
Dec.
31
Owing
to
limited
accommodation
,the
Moose
Club
will
be
restricted
to
"
members
only.
!
Intrigue
In
Balll-ii'i'
"Lady
of
the
Mo-Suii-
f-'H-tiun
i.i
'Cin
.mg
the
Ring."
i
The
Magnlfi'-ent
Gi
ass
Beyond
the
i
With
Homincl
n
the
Th
D-sert
Fox."
.
-
Kiiugwills"
(donated
and
thank
the
for
their
patronage
RUM
IK
1
ver7eivrs
ofjj
during
the
past
year.
1
cup
cnok.id
prunes
j
si'cup
milk
'
cup
granulated
sugar
3
tab'csp'Kins
soft
butter
or
ma
gai
inn
1
teaspoon
salt
1
cake
compressed
yeast
1
egg
,
2S
cup-
sifted
all-purpose
'
flour
"2
teaspoon
cinnamon
t'a
tcaspion
ginger
'.4
teaspoon
nutmeg
-
.
Topping:
,;!
cup
brown
sugar
(parked!
2
tablespoons
flour
2
tiib
spoons
buffer
or
margarine
cup
chopped
unblanchcd
'
almonds.
Cut
prunes
from
pits
into
small
pieces.
Scald
milk
and
stir
in
sugar,
butter
and
salt.
Cool
to
lukewarm.
Stir
in
crumbled
yeast
and
lightly
beaten
egg.
Add
1
cup
flour
tind
beat
well,
Stir
In
prunes
and
sp
ecs.
Blend
in
10-iain
ng
Hour.
Turn
into
greased
9
inrli
siuare
pan.
Cover
and
let
stand
in
warm
place
until
mixture
'i.ses
about
Va
'this
will
take
Kbout
l1,?
hours'
1.
Combine
I;
Thii
sdvertiiement
is
not
publUlicd
or
ii.Uyeil
Uy
tb
Liquor
Control
Bovd
w
by
Iht
UoveroBieat
of
Briluk
Ctluabis.
a-a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
W.
Scott
of
Ocean
Falls
arc
making
the
round
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
and
return
on
the
Princess
Louise
which
is
in
port
today.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Froese
returned
to
Terrace
on
Saturday
night's
train
after
spending
the
Christmas
season
with
Mrs.
Froese's
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
O.
Smith.
THE
SPORT
SHOP
Mrs.
Chrishcrtscn
and
Mrs.
Franklin
!,!iii!lIlil!i!Ei!;!ilIiP!!il
H
I
'
.
1
r
"r"
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gordon
Fc.bo;
relumed
to
the
city
on
this
morning's
train
from
a
three-
topping
ingredients
and
sprinkle
;
ove-
battel.
Bake
in
hot
ov.m
i
NEW
YEARS
GREETINGS
i:
-.
-
iv
'
4
1
..!
1
I
(
100
F.i
about
30
minutes.
Cut
weeks
holiday
trip
to
Toronto
They
were
accompanied
by
their
into
squares,
and
serve
not.
.
son,
Charles,
who
has
been
in
Makes
nine
1
3-inch
I
squares.
Toronto
and
will
remain
here
'(Dough
rises
much
more
for
the
liioe
oeing
at.
least.
d
uing
the
baking
.
1
MAYOR
Dr.
Chur-
liitnii.
nationally-t'!l.ire
worker
and
first
mm
roller
of
Ottawa,
ibir
was
named
first,
mayor
of
Canada's
on
death
of
mayor
f
Cnodwin.
She
will
"ilj.in.
1.
1!):3.
i
cp
photo'
'
Known
reer
Hurt
Wc
wish
to
express
our
appreciation
for
your
friendship
and
patronage
during
the
past
year.
With
the
utmost
sincerity
wc
wish
you
happiness
and
prosperity
in
1952.
Vur-oid
nedestriun
e.s-
fitius
inhirv
Saturday
11
lien
he
was
struck
AND
UP
,v
a
taxi
on
Srennrl
-Av.--
1,r,n
Eighth
and
NinUi
!
I
'"'I
"MHlit
ioii
In
l'l-lneo
!
wMw-
CHESTERFIELDS
AND
CONVERTIBLES
0,'"ita!
Hospital
Is
well-
I
'""""
r
F.
J.
Fuller,
1033
i
llsl
Avenue.
i
'
Mid
today
Fuller
was
ml
crossing
the
street
"
Taxi
driven
by
Ar-
;
'
Huiev
im.i,
i.
ii...
,
Put
Seagram's
"8
V
to
ihe
water
test.
Water,
plain
or
sparkling,
reveals
a
-.vhisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
.
rv
nun
u.S
lie-
;
parted
w
t
into
the
.sun.
accident
"un-
;
?
t'tl
the
NEW
SHIPMENTS
as
uie
settlnir
sun
Seagram;
"83
Jin
'cliy
into
the
driver
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.,
Ltd.
Gordon
&
And
'
reported
to
have
:'"rc(l
unconscious
for
a
1
es
but
revived
rapidly
"ms
injury
upon
cn-
c
caaram's
erson
Ltd.
Phone
46
i-'Hiii,
Ful;
,'fr
was
able
to
leave
Thli
advertitment
l
not
published
or
diiployodby
Go.rnm,n.
of
"t,h
Columbia.
thl
liquc
Co-lrol
doord
or
b,
Kind,
I