Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
December
19,
1951
I
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J
Loca
Cold
Snap
Continues
A.
a
d
Pioneer
Recalls
When
Rats
Really
Flourished
PERSONAL
5
t
Thermometer
dipped
sharj
early
this
morning
to
slide
thr
degrees
lower
than
the
prece
ing
night,
recording
16
degre
above
at
Dieby
Island
weath
ID
William,
Sherman
just
laughs
and,
laughs
at
the
M.
3.
Saunders
returned
to
the
city
on
last
night's
train
from
a
big
game
hunting
trip
to
the
Bums
Lake
area.
He
was
successful
in
bagging
a
moose.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
-Grant
Stewart
and
family
are
sailing
tomorrow
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
where
Mr.
Grant,
manner
here
for
the
past
three
nnH
n
half
vpnre
will
nRtlmp
the
fnrrr.nt
eveitdment
ahnnt
rnts
in
Prinpp
Runert.
It'?,'
station.
In
other
parts
of
t
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icity.
however,
lows
of
15,
14
81
u,.v:..,i
i..
usi,
a
5'a
M.-
and
Mrs.
George
Mostad
manaKershlp
ot'
the
Granville
very
niucn
uvei
-jjuuucizeu,
ne
uuiiiys,
aim
n.
a
good
publicity
for
Prince
Rupert
either.
,
"Why,"
Bill
said
to
a
Dally
j
;
"
"
and
R
jbson
Et
-eet
branch.
12
were
recorded
on
pnva
thermometers.
-----
i
Little
wind
came
with
the
c
snap.
Digby
recorded
A
"flori
erly
breeze
of
five
miles
aft
ho
News
reporter,
"you
don't
know
Mr.
snerman
blames
me
care-
are
sailing
tomorrow
night
on
the
Prinze"
George
to
spend
the
Christmas
season
visiting
hi
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
in
the
south.
Miss
Luella
MacDonald
J,
wnat
il
is
w
iiaye
raw.
iejs
uu-puaii
ui
uogc
Robert
MacDonald
arrived
home
by
air
today
from
their
studies
You
should
have
been
here
j
DrinCipa
cause
of
raU.
He
crit-
Sisters
St.
Margaret"
and
A
In
the
early
day3."
(As
a
mat
iciies
the
city
for
allowing
gar
ter
of
fact,
the
reporter
was
and
I)
tonina,
nuns
who
arrived
In
t,
city
a
couple
tf
weeks
ago
fr
Toronto,
sailed
Monday
night
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
W.
Graham
a
the
University
of
British
Co-and
daughte
.
Verna,
are
sailing
lumbia
to
spend
the
Christmas
tomorrow
night
on
the
Prince
and
New
Year
holiday
with
their
George
to
spend
the
Christmas
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
P.
Mac-
bage
containing
food
to
be
dumped
at
Roosevelt
Park.
Louise
for
Vanct,
!
3
Donald.
"That's
not
my
idea
of
mark-
the
Frlncess
ing
a
park,"
he
said.
ver.
holiday
season
in
Vancouver.
can
suoscnoe
to
am
s
reminiscences
at
least
partially
!
Bill
was
a
butcher
with
the
old
George
Morrow
shop
on
Centre
Street
in
the
days
of
1909.
"We
used
to
caich
25
or
30
rats
a
night
in
the
store
in
our
wire
cage
traps.
We'd
dump
them
in
the
harbor
or
sometimes
let
them
loose
for
the
terriers
to
chase.
We
lealiy
did
have
rats
in
Majcr
W.
C.
Poulton,
Salvation
District
Forester
Marc
Gormely
Army,
with
a
pre-Christrnas
me-'
and
Assistant
Forester
M.
O.
sage,
was
the
speaker
at
today'3
Kullander
returned
to
the
city
3yro
Club
luncheon.
President
at
the
end
of
last
week
from
a
2.
D.
Forward
was
in
the
chair
foresters'
conference
in
Victoria,
over
a
good
attendance
of
mem-
Mr.
Gormely
also
attended
a
bers.
j
forestry
eonference
at
Portland,
Miss
Audrey
Hunter.
RN,
ar-
Ore8on.
I
LAMPS
at
J
1"
Gordan
ct
Anderson'
rived
home
today
on
the
Prince
George
from
her
nursing
studtes
Canadian
National
COMPAQ
T.
"Gi
that
l
at
University
of
British
Colum-
,U,""',B
r"""
and
Smithers
will
resume
ser
w,
o.a
i
in
Vancouver
,.,.
to
,a
th
the
T:ir.
I.AST
GROUP
of
Pimco
Rupert
s
Norwegian
Varden
Singers
posos
wUh
Conductor
Peter
A
Lien
iatodl.
Thry
are:
Bark
row
deft
to
tight
i
Nils
Gunderson,
InKvald
Feness,
Arne
Hiisny,
Clarence
Adland.
Rudolph
Olson,
Bomhif
Pedersen;
Middle
row,
August
Wallin,
Mrs.
K.u.'ti
Husuy,
Mrs.
Henny
Luth,
Mrs.
OslaiiRh
LIndscth,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kard
Kjellbotn;
Front
ru,
Mrs
Amies
Haon,
Mrs,
Malla
Dybliavn.
Mrs.
Eliy
Lien.
Mrs.
Hendra
Olsen,
Mrs.
Ruth
Wn'k
and
Mis,
Lily
Pedersen.
spend
vice
this
week
after
having
been
off
for
several
weeks
receiving
repairs.
A
sedan
had
been
In
use
during
the
interval.
David
Jones
Christmas
season
wih
her
par-'
ents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
A.
Hunter.
I
Miss
Dorothy
Kjergin,
RN,
con-
j
j
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Please;;
1
tinuing
her
nursing
studies
at
is
In
charge
Uartcn
Siiujer5.
j
m,
a
win,
I
University
of
British
Columbia
j
in
Vancouver,
arrived
on
the
1
Rt.
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,
j
Prince
George
this
afternoon
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
will
be
the
from
Vonccuvar
to
spend
Christ-
speaker
at
tomorrow's
weekly
if
i
milk.-
I,
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BK
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,
,
,
r"'
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i
thrn.
fine
li.m.s
I.K.k
1'
'ill
mi
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1
if
i
it
i
j,
i
Si
on
Us
s
ecru
i
j
mas
holidays
with
her
parents,
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club.
He
will
deliver
a
u
-
-
-
6
IB
....
I
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.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kergin.
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jt
3
1
Ua.lm
iimililnr
In
make
fti
'5
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A,mm
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1
Christmas
message
to
the
club-
f
men
and
guests.
Next
week
the
Rotarians
will
have
a
Boxing
Day
luncheon
on
the
steamer
Prince
"loni"ii
uiti
a
pnmmltljia
ill
WSP
s
X
u
Singing
their
native
melodies
for
more
than
20
years,
a
national
group
in
Prince
Rupert
is
celebrating
its
anniversary
year
with
the
presentation
of
a
souvenir
album
of
eight
recordings
produced
and
recorded
in
this
'city.
-
-
But
the
"Varden
Singers"
may
!Bernhof
Pedersen,
Ingvald
Fe-n.i
Liiiscr
hurmonlw
the
Norwe-ineM-
Nlls
Ciundersen,
Mrs.
Ole
p.
,
m
ballads,
folk
tunes
and
Nor-
W1-'k.
Mrs,
Neis
Luth
and
Mrs.
uii'
li'sendary
composition
with
Alne
Husy-wlili
h
they
have
pleased
more
'made
ONE
TltlP
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w
l
-a
jl
f-
.,
"
m
fi...i
a
won-
,TMf-"'
George
Oeoree
Mitchell,
MitcJiell,
A.
A.
S.
S.
Nickerson
NJckerson
and
D.
C.
Stevenson.
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drrlul
choice
at
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j
ei
"Ov
even
hi
reQQGrs
Prized
Fur
Values
mir-
-fszsvv
The
only
outside
trip
Varden
Legion
card
party
Jlnt
Milan
Wednes-
"
(296c)
Parlij
Singers
made
was
to
Ketchikan,
day
night,
8
sharp.
o
AM
t
:
'
$i3.3u
up..
i.
than
a
mousana
Norwegians
In
re
-and
many
others
for
two
(let
adt's.
Unable
to
Interest
the
younger
set
111
this
type
of
music,
Nor-uc.!ian-born
conductor
Peter
A.
L
n
believes
the
Vurden
Singers
Today
at
the
Bus
Depot
Ten
per
cent
off
on
pipes.
Thursday
Ten
per
cent
off
on
lighters.
tlto
in
IUjj,
when
they
presented
a
concert
before
the
Norwegian
population
in
the
neighboring
Ala.ska
city.
'But
we
have
had
a
lot
of
are'fun.
We
believe
we
have
some-
A
meeting
of
the
Prince
Fi.sh.ing
Vessel
Owners'
As
may
nave
to
disband.
'
dump
of
our
members
jL'ing
and
their
voices
are
The
Christmas
party
and
dinner
held
under
the
auspices
of
the
Women's
Co-ordinating
Council
will
take
place
tomorrow
afternoon
in
the
United
Churcn
hall.
This
annual
event
is
more
generally
known
as
the
"Over
Seventy"
narty.
Social
Welfare
Ls
taking
care
of
transportation
for
those
who
require
it.
ftQi
uinig
wui
uiwuue,
uui
we
hiiijj
sociation
will
be
held
In
the
true
Un-
ou'cly
"UI
lllc
uvc
UI
S'"B'"K.
as
they
once
were.
...
.
..
..."
..V
u""ij-.'-
-
riif
Ppnlr.
nn
WilntHci
r-
lcss
we
can
obtain
new
voices,
ueciares
Mr.
uen,
wno
says
me
""k,
to
-
r;.
lm
alraid
the'
group
will
have
Broup
has
never
been
sponsored
"
"
"
Just
in
time
for
holiday
giving
J
III
.
'"Vl'
'.
"
(ffi
we
offer
our
most
precious
fur
'i'
,
jJupTm?
''
i
coat
fashions
at
substantial
,
i
0
-F'
.len..'..t
the
mod-
'
jf
"
JL
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!
j
I
1
fni
r.Miin.
AtIHe
j
B
reductions
in
price
...
From
the
$
j'
1
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IlH-
WJa
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r
7
i
$13.50
op
r
.,
iki
"Sxich
9rolJP-
-a
self
lt
tuxedo
j
front
and
J
'(tfw
!
f
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U
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-
,
"J
y)rjr
-
bordered
short
coat
of
let-out
T'
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!
f
!'"
!
.
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h
wi
,)
(1
gifts
h
Jit
-
Priced
ot
i'
FOR"'
r
Uil3
t
crCxs
;
THE--'
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v
'JJU
.
I--
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.
1,1
tp
singing,"
says
'
Conductor
any
organization
and
has
sur-
Those
requiring
transporta-Lien
ivlved
on
its
own
merits.
tion
to
"Over
Seventy"
banquet
'I
lie
Varden
Singprs
organized'
About
a
year
ago,
when
it
Thursday
afternoon
please
September
16
1930
when
a
seemea
nxeiy
tne
group
migni
pnone
33S
before
noon
Thurs
(ltd
of
music
loving
men
and
disband,
the
kk-a
was
born
to
day.
sniu,)
Local
Soldier
Is
Home
from
Korea
vu.men
who
wished
t"
add
some-
make,
a
permanent
souvenir
Whether
you
are
a
customer
or
not,
you
will
im.
in
th
riiitnri.l
hist.nru
nf
tecum
01
uieir
ofi-iuvea
songs.
I'nih-e
Rnnert
decided
to
sins
A
Prince
Rupert
elementary
'lw
goal
was
to
culti-
scho"1.
teacner
'nosf
hobl)y.
'3
I
Lwcther.
vaie
and
nreserve
the
sones
of
recoraing
ana
rauio
enterprises,
find
prices
on
foods
cpming
down
;
Prince
Rupert's
soldier
in
Kor-ln
Rupert.
Fcr
this
you
can
!
ea,
Lance
Corporal
G-eorge
Evans,
thank
SUPER-VALU
(tfo)
arrived
hom!
on
the
Prince
Watts
&
Nickers..?!
announce
1
Ge01Pe
thls
afternoon
U
spend
was
ruS
n.
"
tne
Jub-
Soon
the
country
of
their
birth
as
eil
as
to
learn
the
songs
of
fvet"al
reels
of
tape-on
which
with
his
I
I
M
mt.r
iv
ivn
uuiwkv
rVr,fi
1
'i
ti,pir
u
iii
ho
Mrort
q
i
the
Christmas
season
:Joe
Ooscoe
recorded
eight
se-
new
country
they
adopted.
I
lectioiu
were
sent
to
RCA-Vic-
usual
Thursday
afternoon
but
r.
"
Z
.
.
.
The
sintint
croup
has
had
f
the
Princess
Patricias
tor
in
Eastern
Canada.
The
fin-
will
be
open
Friday
and
Satur-j
Meml7
ished
product
was
returned
last,
day
evenings,
December
21
andjanacl!an
5
lnlanlr;
Lv-week,
a
professional
looking
al-
22,'
until
8
o'clock.
(296ci
f,vans
afhed
Vancouver
two
or
three
weeks
with
of
ago
one
the
bum
of
four
records.
Front
cover,
our
beautiful
Christ
mn
k
Tiiiiiiiiiiir
.
tH'?-'
Lamp
ltpartieiit.
Yon'tl
i
'
Iln
vjoroon
(x
Anucrsonj.
t
-
-
-
-
:
"
,
V
s
p
;
I
V
Many
people
buy
a
diamond
j
rotation
leave
groups
and
since
as
a
Christmas
gift.
It
ls
im-jthen
has
been
on
a
irip
to
Call'
perishable
and
a
constant
re-;fornia.
minder
of
the
sentiment.
Bui-
:
designed
by
Mr.
Gos;oe,
ls
in
two
colors
and
features
a
Viking
sail
ship.
It
was
printed
here
by
Rreal
Printers
and
bound
bv
the
n
aerURt
n.r.i.lirrsl.lp
of
22,
lias
attended
more
than
KUtt
'ifl.farsals,
and
at
28
concern,
ill
assists
and
12
radio
broad-lasts
has
M.nr
113
songs
in
Norwegian
and
35
in
t.ngliih.
Ihese
are
book
statistics
but
tl.rv
do
not
include
the
many
limes
they
have
appeared
at
Mii-ial
functions
or
have
helped
out
us
a
church
choir.
Tim
nri
t
in
u
I
or-niin
pl.n
lhp
gers
gers
diamonds
diamonds
are
are
guaranteed
guaranteed!
record
manufacturers
wheat
was
first
exported
from
One
of
the
recordings
"Hilsen
f,
Eooa
cok)r
and
wlt,nout,
a-
Manitoba
to
the
United
Kingdom
We
have
a
special
value
at
.
1077
Til
Norge"
(Greeting
to
Nor-
(ltd
1
-
$100.00.
General
meetii..
Shorework-1
n:,im.
hi
v...,-,...,,
Ki.i'ni.r"
he.,
the
Varden
Singers'
conductor,
Mr.
Lien's
forceful
interpreta-j
ers
Local.
United
Fishermen
ana
1
cause
they
wished
to
be
a
shin-
ii.li
Hir.-i.
In
...
.r,mi.i.n.i.U
!
tion
of
mother
nature
into
music
Allied
Workers'
Union,
Thurs-1
20,
7:30
p.m.,
at
Varden."'
translated
lrom
the
shows
that
he
is
well
gifted.
And
,
day
December
the
Interpretation
of
music
into
Uie
Metropole
Hall.
All
members
Norwegian,
means
a
beacon
of
by
the
Varden
Singers
requested
to
attend.
(296c!
ll'ihl
ul,i,.K
,.,.,r
In
nl.-l
SOllg
j','.,.',,,
u
..,.,.
.
mmm.:
proves
why
their
native
style
1
.
alld
talent
has
been
enioyed
by
nicalion
In
times
of
danger.
,
9
s.i.iuinit.iiMi
ru
ir.lfc
i
Si
PAYNE
wish
to
announce
that
oince
us
inception
llic
cnorii
-
uHrf
,.
nf
th.
their
store
will
adhere
to
reRu-
ths
a
few
are
still
available
at
city
.mnstmas
swopping
season,
n.c
music
stores,
but
the
Varden
1
Christmas
shopping
season
has
Singers
are
not
commercializing
Dee
busy
one
and,
in
fairness
these
are
souvenirs
dedicated
to
the
sta"
ho
nave
been
si'oup
of
mixed
voices,
which
1
fines
in
four-part
harmony,
has;
been
directed
by
Mr.
Lien,
who
is
ulso
conductor
and
leader
of
Pi
ince
Rupert's
symphony
and
1
concert
bands.
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members!
aic
llshcrmen,
other
work
atj
to
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert."
Homing
nam
10
give
service
10
,
the
public,
our
regular
hours
will
apply
9
a.m.
to
1
p.m.
Thursday,
9
a.m.
to
S
p.m.
Friday,
Saturday
and
Monday
(Christmas
Eve).
FKASKK
&
PAYNE.
(300c)
Mime
trades,
while
the
women
are
hoifsewives.
Rehearsals
have
ol
necessity
been
conilned
to
the
winter
months,
when
the
fisherman
returns
home.
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Columbia
Distillery
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distinguished
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William
Cruick-shank,
general
agent,
passenger
department'
Canadian
National
Railways,
re
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enthusiasm
has
liever
turned
to
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on
last
night
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says
the
conductor.
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.same
spirit
prevails
today
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did
20
years
ago
when
we
first
organized."
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he
gives
the
dispatch
of
a
special
train
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there
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passengers
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charter
members
who
have
re-
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holiday
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with
the
group.
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arc
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season.
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Merry
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Christmas
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with
a
pair
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for
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and
22nd
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and
Gents'
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Fontaine
Watches
complete
with
expansion
bracelet
OPEN
EVERY
NIGHT
'TIL
CHRISTMAS
GEORGE
COOK
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PRINCE
RUPERT
and
TERRACE
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WATTS
&
NICKERS
ON
The
British
Columbia
Distillery
Company
Limited
has
greatly
increased
its
facilities
over
the
past
few
years
and
has
built
up
its
stocks
to
keep
pace
with
the
rapidly
growing
demand
for
its
products
both
at
home
and
in
world
markets
an
expansion
program
that
keeps
pace
with
British
Columbia
growth
and
prosperity.
A
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MEN'S
CLOTHING
Third
Avenue
Phone
345
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Boord
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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