By
Syms
AT
A
C!Ul
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
'
Friday,
December
7,
1951
SMALL
TALK
Ccp,
1S
Mirfr
nlvviMt
Syiitcn,
.
LM
Ang.1.,
""1
cJLeciion
Ccircl
Kinsmen
Plan
For
Christmas
Kinsmen's
Christmas
party
at
Finalize
"Over
Seventy"
Dinner
Womiti'i
Co-ordinating
Coun
HcirL
the
Civic
Centre
December
21
cil,
meeting
Wednesday
in
the
S
1
-
Twelve
tables
were
in
play
at
j
2
Layaway
Special
will
include
all
city
children
who
j
civic
Centre
with
Mrs.
T.
Norton'
an
enjoyable
Canadian
Legion
hi
able
to
attend.
Plans
forivoungS
president,
in
the
chair.
card
party
Wednesday
night.
tree
decoration,
Santa
Claus
and
(
made
linal
arrangements
lor
the
v
v
retreshmenU
for
the
youngsters
annual
"Over
Seventy
Dinner'
'
V"
v
'
when
worthy
pioneers
of
the
city
will
foregather
during
the
festive
season
to
enjoy
a
bounteous
repast
and
reminiscence
on
the
aayf
of
yre.
The
event
will
be
h
"Id
in
First
United
Church
on
December
20.
Winners
were:
Bridge
Mrs.
Thomas
Beattle
and
Mrs.
W.
E.
Chappie.
Cribbage
Mrs.
Larsen
and
O.
K.
Olsen.
Whist
Mrs.
E.
Shrubsall
and
J.
Mostari.
Refreshments
were
served
by
a
committee
consisting
of
Mrs.
Harold
Anderson,
Mrs.
Margaret
Gomez
and
Mrs.
Seymour
DISCOUNT
1
iM
if
ho
can
really
read
"She
can't
sing
very
well,
but
"
ic
very
pretty
.
.
.'
"I'll
be
darned
if
I
know
why
I
let
her
drag
me
to
these
things!"
ON
ALL
CHINA
1
were
made
Wednesday
at
a
Kans-mjn
meeting.
The
paity
will
be
held
in
the
early
evening.
Children
will
be
Candidates
To
be
Heard
A
meeting
on
the
air
will
be
sponsored
tonight
by
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
which
time
candidates
for
mayor
and
aldermen
will
be
given
opportunity
to
speak
on
their
behalf.
Another
public
meeting,
to
be
held
at.
th
Civic
Centre,
is
I
readers
Jjv,
iZtJileiliain,
2baufjifer
of
Lile
itlaijor,
Sbainfy
(Bi'uL
VOTE
'"HALfciN
(or
r-.ayor.
;'
'
(290c
i
given
bags
of
oranges,
candy
and
nuta.
Later
In
the
evening
Kinsmen
visit
Miller
Bay
Hospital,
where
Santa
will
deliver
presents
to
the
hospitalized
children.
Saturday,
members
hold
a
peanut
drive
in
aid
of
the
children
Christmas
fund.
The
street
sale
of
cans
of
nuts
will
be
held
in,
place
of
an
unsuccessful
attempt
to
hold
a
pre-Hallowe'en
peanut
sale,
ruled
out
on
ac
SON.
whist
drl.e
and
dance,
This
Week
Only
GEORGE
COOK
jJf.
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
TERRACE
'
(ltd
Mis
Dorothy
Beatrice
Rudderham,
daughter
of
'FrWay'
December
7
Mayor
the
late
G.
W.
Rudderham
ami
iw
r,i
!
.
Mwns
of
Job'
Denny
Thain's
Brother
Dean
Rev.
A.
E.
Thain,
brother
of
H.
D.
Thain,
formerly
city
clerk
at
Prince
Rupert
and
now
at
Port
Aiternl
has
been
appointed
dean
of
St.
James
Cathedral
at
Peace
River
In
the
Anglican
diocese
of
Athabaska
by
the
Bishop,
Rt.
Rev.
Reginald
Pierce.
Dean
Thain
comes
west
from
Winnl-
s
Daughter
...
.
"
."-
innlKnt.
8
8
n'rnck
o'clock.
Installation
j
scheduled
for
December
11,
and
I
4
am,
wcame
tne
untie
ot
Kobert
A.
Breaks,
well-1
of
officers,
stiver
march,
social
4
(286C)
candidates
will
have
further
opportunity
to
aduress
an
audience
and
state
their
views.
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count
of
heavy
rains.
Meanwhile,
members
are
com-
aii
lucal
young
fisherman
and
son
of
J.
T.
Breaks'
!
'
the
the
late
late
Mrs.
airs,
Breaks
ureaks
of
of
A
i,c"
New
New
Westminster
Westminster,
''e&tmin&ltr,
at
at
at
a
d
'
e
ana
lournameilt
T
c
Saturday,
December.
8.
Moose
Dleting
final
arrangements
for
Th.se
programs
are
part
of
an
extensive
"Get
Out
and
Vote
the
installation
dinner
Tind
dance
interest
which
I
Temp!e-
Everyone
welcome
.
.1
(287c)
CLASSIFIEDS
.Bring
RESULTS
to
be
held
Saturday
night
at
the
peg
to
assume
his
new
ecclesias-
campaign,
staged
by
the
Jaycees
with
Bert
Jefferies
in
charge.
vruiit:Huuy
evening
at:
Canadian
Legion
Auditorium.
tical
appointment.
.
I'Uini!
('nin
eeieiiKJiiy
teieiiKJiiy
01
oi
Outstanding
outstanding
ii
4
I
I
look
tnnlr
.
place
t'mir
lo-
ihj
Wed:
I
J
A.,
I
7:30
in
First
Ur
I
(tn
if
-Sill
en
d
iL
,?
Si?b
t
J
'
wedding
wedding
date
date
United
Church,
Rev.
I
Canadian
Legion
Pre-Christ-
oificiatlriff
Thp'mas
Ball
in
aid
of
children's
was
ah-o
the
birth-
j
Christmas
tree.
Ladies
formal,
dav
of
the
groom.
j
men
optional.
Friday,
Decem-
The
dainty
bride
was
a
pretty
her
"7.
(280c)
lliitnli
(J3azaai
VOTE
VOTE
NO
I
Skirt.
,
1
Tr"
Drartice
of
the
Rotarv
hrce
Circle
groupslSet
rll,
Lan,
y
,e
Mixpd
Ch"rus
wil!
be
held
in
red
m
roses
and
lily
of
1
A
U-
I
'i'fM.
the.
the
CIVIC
CENTRE
on
SUN-
!ii;m,
niiiaima
aim
""uqufi,
peuri
ana
mine-
,
DAY,
December
9
,
.i
in
.
stone
headdress
nnri
f
i
r
crew
ir
at
2:30.
287c
y)
oi
tne
women's;
vcli
s,,
was
a.
given
,
,
in
:::::
marring
Whether
you
are
a
SUPERVALU
customer
,
or
not,
you
will
find
prices
on
foods
coming
down
.
In
Rupert.
For
this
vou
can'
.iliary
the
United;
her
brother,
Robert
Rudder-
idl
joined
in
present-j
attractive
bridesmaid
was
.,
I'lu'u
nrriuufiil
-full
:
Miss
Phyllis
B:itt.
wpurlno
wii
(tfo)
1
.
.
1
rri
I
nylon
with
overskirt
of
net
and
!
thnk
SUPER-VALU
mi
.urn
mi
on
iiiuin-
carnations
of
pink
shade
for
her
afternoon.
:
bouquet.
Vtt.
C1t,.J
Notice
to
Prince
Rupert
Ski
Club
members
All
sklis
left
on
ski
club
property.
If
not
claimed
by
owners
by
the
weekend,
De
..
h.in.ir
wan
nnenprf
hv
M'-u
was
Kruomsman
Following
the
ceremony,
ny'
well-
L
G.
Siebi-r
and
the
'
,
many
.
.
I
wishing
n
,
friends
t
.
a
Eatherpd
i
s,
wlio
were
received
by
:,.,..,,,
.
..
cember
8,
will
be
reconditioned
at
a
Ihi
I)
R
Barclay
and
Mrs.
L
'
.T
l"K..""me
"l
lne
lur
c,uo
"""a..
orioc
s
mother.
344
Sixth
Avenue
VJwi-
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.
.
International
dcrated
In
the
seasonal!
V
'
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",'r
le"cuauons
Series,
Ketchikan
HiEh
School
ncandle
nsUeSin!
,
J
?J.brLd.?
m
C
CenTtaeTso
tririiii
evergreens
and
a
bi
iutihilly
decorated
;ma.s
tree
was
bright
with
were
blue
g"1'
"""nary
game
7
p.m.
navy
crepe
with
wine
accessories
'
Rpserved
seaUs
75c;
students'
Toast
to
'the
bride
.was
propos-1
rush
tickets
35c.
,
ate)
ed
by
W.
II
Brett,
an
old
family
j
ROTARY
VARIETY
CON-
nicncl.
with
tlie
groom
respond-
in
aid
of
the
Institute
for
the
Blind,
Sunday,
December
9,
lng.
other
toasts
were
by
the
,
I
liiom
was
in
charg?
ti
am
room
and
her
servl-wt-re
Mrs.
W.
Dunn,
Mrs.
.rjnu-t.
Mrs.
R.
Irvine,
Mrs.
iliiliin.
Mrs.
O.
R.
Green,
ft.
hillock
and
Mrs.
A.
K.
Capitol
Theatre,
9
p.m.,
after
church.
Ticket
from
Kotarians
and
at
Orme's.
(287C1
4
?
(
i
i
groomsman
and
the
bridesmaid.
The
bridal
table,
covered
with
a
handsome
mauve
embroidered
cloth
and
adorned
with
mauve
and
white
chrysanthemums
and
j
refreshments
were
pre-
t
V-
',
rahm'
ornate
wedding
cake
whtch
was
ni
tiv
Mrs.
m
Carlson,
Mrs.
wi
,
u
Kr,,,
,
:
Wm
.iiii!!.
Mrs
E.
Anderson
and
A.
('.
Hu.sanleh.
Serviteurs
were
Mrs.
Arne
StagaviK,
Mrs.
Neil
Sheppard,
Mrs.
Art
Logan.
Mrs.
Eileen
f
(wrs
Acre
Mrs,
J.
S.
Ir-f
""I
Mrs.
R.
W.
Large.
Wriiiht.
Mrs.
B.
Gadsen
and
Miss
I
la;
lev
work
stall,
which:.
jrrene
tviinai.
!
;"
h'v;m:
It
,
y
,
ra"dw?rk-1
,
,
La,er
in
uk
eveni
Mr-
'
h
l
M
"
1,
T
!
Mrs.
Breaks
sailed
on
the
Prince
A
as
a
team.
I,,
'
'
'v..m'i-
r-
Dt'B
George
for
a
'honeymoon
trip
to
VeIf,
our
equine
friends
above
finally
went
to
work
the
way
they
were
meant
to
And
they
were
both
better
off
in
the
long
run,
as
a
result.
.vi;
v.
,
.vial
uneau.
I
rariical
and
attractively
V.
:
...
.
..
-.
i
prince
nuperi
io
maxe
ineir
.
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it
r
a
ii,
n
Here's
li;T...,a"l?11,a'.!J
W'1;I
For'
travelling,
the
bride
wore
In
a
sense,
they
characterize
the
power
situation
in
Prince
Rupert
at
the
present
time,
what
we
mean.
i
i
i
.
.,
.
1
,
.
,
:a
black
velvet
coat
cherry
woo!
-
i
Mii.ui
wnu
was
a.viisicu
4
-s.
P.
Forman,
Mrs.
F.
Huber
'4
E
Pedersen.
The
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
want
as
good
power
supply
as
possible,
in
a
guaranteed
quantity,
"
Call
363
FOR
BETTER
.
.
.
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
Si
Contractors
crepe
dress
with
matching
accessories
and
corsage
of
white
carnations.
The
bride,
born
and
raised
in
Prince
Rupert,
has
been
a
valued
member
of
the
staff
of
the
PHnfifi
TJnntirl
ITi
nr
rvi
on
'o
CraAit
v
p
ipular
home
cooking
i
'a.i
in
charge
of
Mrs.
A.
asshted
by
Mrs.
A.
w.ato
and
Mrs.
M.
Heise.
t
im
of
youni
girls
also
i
,..
.L
'.'
....v....
with
the
bazaar.
They
I
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1
8'w"'
.
uul
m
directed
bv
Muss
Anita
j
t
'1.
i;"!
hIT
,
gruf,
wa
The
Dachshund,
originating
In
a
.,iirer"
u-.J
.
i
,lf'ln
foxes
and
badgers.
4
ii'h
pond
so
popular
with
c''tictec,'cctc'C'fr'cf't''f'tftt'r'tcx'rftir'eftf
wc
yoiinae.st
shouoers.
2
Gift
Suggestions
K
H
A
n
i
...
w
1
I
nes
Nirhol,
immigration
of-
J
'
here,
left
last
night
for
J
m
for
a
few
months'
offi-:
S
f
t
411
s
V
Trippfer
Sport
SHIRTS
wool
and
fine
in
rvir-,.s
there
Victoria
of-
;
are
being
moved
to
new
:;i'fs
and
business
is
brisker!
f-
USUi'l.
the
local
office
re-1
Mr.
Nichol
will
return
to
e
Kujiert.
j
'S:"
classified.
J
at't
iun
use
News
classified
'
!
i-nniiii
H
n
urn
and
at
a
guaranteed
price,
the
price
as
low
as
it
feasibly
can
be.
And
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
wants
to
meet
their
requirements
in
all
these
respects,
improving
upon
them
wherever
possible.
But,
just
as
our
cartoon
horses
were
for
a
time,
we
are
presently
lacking
in
teamwork.
We
are
lacking
in
teamvork
to
such
an
extent,
that
there
appears
to
be
a
real
danger
of
us
breaking
out
of
our
"harness"
and
both
coming
out
on
the
short
end
as
the
result.
We
want
to
make
it
quite
clear
that
we
don't
think
for
a
moment
that
this
"harness-breaking"
is
inevitable.
At
the
same
time,
we
want
to
stress
that
we
fuliy
tealize
that
this
situation,
characterized
by
the
power
referendum
to
be
held
on
December
13th,
is
not
the
will
of
a
majority
of
Prince
Rupert's
citizens.
Nor
do
we
believe
that
it
sews
frcri
any
neglect
of
duty
on
the
company's
part.
On
the
contrary,
we
realize
that
it
has
developed
from
the
misunderstandings
of
the
power
situation
as
s
result
of
the
power
situation
being
made
a
public
issue
by
certain
sponsors
of
the
referendum.
But
be
that
as
it
may,
we
can
get
back
to
vitally
needed
teamwork,
by
sweeping
away
these
misunderstandings.
Let's
get
about
it
quickly
by
examining
the
referendum
situation.
Ask
yourself
if
it's
really
fair
to
pose
such
a
question
before
the
Public
Utilities
Commission
discloses
its
findings
on
our
operations,
and
we
think
you'll
have
to
honestly
answer,
"NO".
Ask
yourself
if
the
referendum
passes,
are
you
guaranteed
adequate
future
power
at
a
lower
and
controlled
price,
and
you
get
the
answer
"no".
-
Ask
yourself
if,
in
view
of
these
conclusions,
and
others
you
most
certainly
will
arrive
at,
you
can
honestly
support
the
referendum,
and
you'll
answer
"NO".
Then
add
up
all
these
negative
answers
to
one
big
"NO"'
to
mark
on
your
referendum
ballot
on
"
December
13th.
t
rayon
fabrics.
Can
be
worn
either
as
a
sport
shirt
or
dress
shirt.
Viyella
Sport
SHIRTS
Tailored
by
TOOKE
Washable
.
.
.
guaranteed
unshrinkable.
V
V
P
V
y
y
9
S
Hcrvey
Wood's
H
I.;
;
m
m
II
SKI
PAJAMAS
y
y
v
V
y
No
buttons
to
sew
on.
Comfortable
smart
y
.
.
.
practical.
y
v
IF
Nylon
and
Acetate
t
PAJAMAS
rinQs
ever
the
Interior'
j
FLY
Jo
Terrace
!
daily
;o
Prince
George
H
Intermediate
Points
j
Three
Days
Weekly
(o
Kitimat
I
end
Kemano
jDo'ly
Except
Fridays
from
TERRACE
Cental.
he.
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I
LTD.
Jpwford
Moore,
Agent
Kuprn
...
Terrace
5"ille
tll.,..u
m
m
k
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
.
e
By
TOOKE
Broadcloth
and
Arolustrene
Pajamas
by
Arrow.
RIPPONS
The
ideal
footwear
for
lounging
and
loafing
Watts
&
Nickerson
3
LIMITED
y
w
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
w
y
y
y
y
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9
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y
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