Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
News
Knday,
December
2i.
1951
readers
jTypos
Elect
I
New
Officers
Bishop
Instals
Six
Rotarians
Aboard
Slear.u
i
fllf
FUDIIC
Liurary
win
Close1
j
o'duck
Monday,
December
I
Mr.
Stewart
said
it
was
with
eenuine
regret
he
was
leaving
izaaci
annual
Old
SweaU
Pre-J
Gyros
farewelled
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Prlnc.e
Rupert
after
three-and-Grant
Stewart
at
a
party
last
w.,
.,
herp
!
uiinam
Priest
of
the
Prince
Six
new
members
were
off!
'(SCSI
istmas
pany
in
me
iegion
recreation
room
of
-"-"
-
J
-
.
t
...
,
1
a,io
affaire
News
was
elected
eially
inducted
Into
Prince
Ru-'
Rupert
Daily
nl
nt
in
the
:
president
of
Prince
Rupert
Typo-
pert
Rotary
Club
by
Bishop
i.
tne
team
mer
Prince
aeorge
aboard
which
thev
sailed
for
nave
nonoiea
mr.
aim
o.c-
3oreqaft
araDhical
Union
last
night.
He
unison
at
mursuays
iunu,
'liners
wn
meeting.
They
were:
I
Vancouver
to
make
their
future
art
prior
to
their
departure.
er
heads
a
slate
of
new
officers.
Jim
uruce,
iisro.a
mom,
trine
nome
Paulding,
Keith
DeWitt,
R.
W.
Feature
of
the
proceedings
was
li
p.m.
(300o
prepared
Lutefish
for
sale
at
J
prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
f
operative
Store
commencing
I
!3v.
December
21.
299ci
I
whether
you
-are
a
8UPER-Vrj
customer
or
not,
you
will
Over
Scvenlii
3)i
Other
officers
are:
Vice-President
Herbert
Morgan.
Secretary-Treasurer
J.
Doug.
the
presentation
by
Gyro
President
Don
Forward
of
a
hand
'
1
Gardiner
and
Eddie
Gladding.
Bishop
Gihson
eharged
the
new
members
with
their
respon-
nner
WATCHES
some
silver
serving
tray.
Regret
Standihifj
8ergeant-at-Arms-Vincent
J.
ability
In
carrying
out
the
duty
was
expressed
by
Mr.
Forward
at
.
Some
were
close
to
befog
over
eighty
at
the
Christmas
party
and
dinner
held
last
evening
under
the
auspices
of
the
Women's
Co-ordi
Daly
iiiramuru
iy
n.air.
the
departure
0
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Btan
Pullen,
who
has
Joined
nd
goodwill
to
others,
and
stcwart
At
tne
same
time
satis-the
staff
of
R-egal
Printers,
was
"service
above
self."
faction
was
voiced
at
Mr.
Stew-
Mr-
DWt
wft
appolntea
M;
ts
distlnct
promotion
in
the
-
.i
$39-75
i
prices
un
iwu.i
uiiiiiig
uowii
Rupert.
For
this
you
can
sUPER-VALU
(tfe)
9,j,iK
Your
Missus
Nl(?ht
at
Lesion
Auditorium,
Friday
fill-
introduced
to
the
members.
Hit
The
occasion,
in
the
United
Church
Hall
and
known!
wife
andchiid
are
pwted
early
official
pianist
for
the
dub,
banking
service.
(He
has
been
In
the
New
Year
from
Regina.
.
"8
un8
"anaing
neea
ui-e
appointed
manager
of
the
Rob
Clill
wd
E.
Jenkins,
now
in
the
llie
departure
oi
Koutrian
u.
son
arld
0ranville
Street
branch
as
me
uver
beventy"
event,
can
be
said
to
have
been
an
outstanding
success.
Residents
of
Prince
Rnnert,
traoi'r
zi.
Auiiuuance
Dy
,
nber.ship
oard.
Members,
employ
of
the
Dibb
Printing
-
D,"K'dDy-
i
of
the
Royal
Bank.)
reported
f:r:
was
Initiatid
a
a
new
mem-
""non
,s
ami
guests
ar
welcome.
(298c)
ber.
heie
since
before
incorporation,
$315
had
been
netted
from
the
!
recent
Rotary
Sunday
concert'
$-5975
mmw
he
said.
and
manv
nlhpr
wh
,.m.
,JU"U
JuuBmeni,
and
would
be
turned
over
to
I
yuu
are
invnea
to
a
cnoir
i
the
Canadian
Natiunal
Institute
J
Sh
.,,rt
at
the
Lutheran
Church
.
pvenliiB
at
8
o'clock.
(ltd
reel
e
.on
pa
lor
the
Blind.
Mr.
Youngs
suggested
mat
Rotary
should
spon-
n
icjft
turn
ttiirVi
pnneprts
'ittle
later,
rejoiced
to
meet
one
,,",-
TT
a
?rV
300
another
and
chat
and
laurt'i
fl?8me?t;
"
they
mm
,-hed
one
of
the
finest
t
?
-
"?
1
rleilds
f
the
Yuletide
feasts
ever
prepared.
!
t
The
rooms
were
brlKht
with!
Alderman
George
B.
Casey
seasonable
lighting,
Includine
a
marl.
t,,
.
.........
xiu.it
urive
and
tournament
Ladies'
and
Gents'
17-jewei
Fontaine
Watches
J
i
.
...i.i
:
U-(t
'
Exercises
4
(
urday,
December
22,
Moose
,
.ipie
Everyone
welcome.
(299c)
compieie
wirn
expuribiun
uiui-cici
OPEN
EVERY
NIGHT
TIL
CHRISTMAS
At
both
Conrad
Street
School
each
year,
both
as
a
means
to
Regular
meeting
oi
we
g
"
of
the
Mooe
was
lit-IU
W'd-
g
raise
money
lor
cnaruaoie
pur-
pos
and
as
a
means
to
give
nesday
in
the
Moose
Temple,
a
v
local
talent
an
opportunity
to
Christmas
party
featuring
the
J
large
Christmas
tree
In
a
corner
;
Hon
one
felt
in
being'
again
sur
I
i
3
i
rhui'ch
of
the
Annunciation
'and
Seal
Cove
Sshool,
the
clos
of
the
stage.
The
premises
were
I
rounded
bv
so
manv
of
those
ing
exercises
lor
tne
nonoay
excharme
of
eifts
and
being
en-
w
aauriK-a
with
the
national
colors,
!
who
had
lived
her.
sine,
the'
"B
.
,.
'
'.
.
,
he
heard.
consult
cnurcn
page
ior
Mirus
Masses.
Confessions
i
.
.
.
...
,
.iu
,
7
,
,
,
...
V
'
season
consisiea
oi
nappy
-
hi
wen
u
a
i7rfnoiMr
i
rimminno
i.
A
vote
of
thanks
was
offered
joyed
by
a
gooa
auenaance
vi
y
GEORGE
COOK
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
TERRACE
C-
Saturday,
buntiay
ana
Mon-iJt
partles
held
,n
eaCtl
r-
0
,.K)k(,d
effectlve
waa"o0d
thesTfaminar
I
t
n
,
,
I
ii
mi
3
to
6.
also
on
Saturday
,
..,,.
...
i
K,,
.f
I
The
class
rooms
were
beauti-
A
feature
of
the
faces.
He
f
,.
f,,
tit
o
program
was
mentioned
Mr.
and
,.,.
iauim,j
,r
ih.
r-hrut.
Mr
Youngs
and
Walter
Smith
members.
Winner
in
a
lucky
box
J
for
their
effort
in
arranging
the
drawing
was
Ida
Paulsen.
Mrs.
j
-T.1
,r
r..H
n
Tweeri
was
the
winner
of
a
V
v..
c
ui
"".
u:ui5.
oinue
retire-
'
juuiih
ueuuie,
.
season,
Thr
inc
phliiiri-n
..o.t..
r-!nveH
uwc'
i
teveral
of
whom
Tonl.rih.nt
t.
ment
thev
hnri
hpen
iivinv
(n
'
mas
p.ayea
m.mPn.
0f
Broaa-
raffle
of
pillow
cases.
MaMiiMmMMiiAkaiMkMMMa-
S..tH'e-The
well-baby
clin-
the
musical
entertainment,
these
Victoria
and
were
now
visiting
I
entertatnment
consisting
of
re-
ay
Cafe
for
an
"extra
bounti-
wwwil(HWWWWWWWww
i
WKH
IK
canceiiea
weunesaay,
"'t.uuiiiB
a
viuun
soio
oy
jean-
uicu
luinier
uome
city,
as
ior
i
citations
musical
numbers
and
Iul
luiiciieon,
c"""""s
j
finb'1-
Mi,
at
me
rrmce
ku-
oparKs,
ana
accornion
soios
iiiii.seu,
ne
naa
two
more
years
,
,nristm
carols
Refreshments
i"rKey.
ig
Health
Unit,
and
Thursday,
Dy
fcaaie
CUrone.
Mrs.
Peggy
An-1
to
fit
as
an
alderman,
and
wish-
wer
enjoyed
in
true
party
spirit.'
"
I
riiiix-r
21,
at
Conrad
School,
drew
and
Mrs.
Ralph
Smith
d
to
emphasize
that
questions'
highlight
of
tlw
festivities
AIR
BREAKS
t
(ltd'
gave
songs.
The
piano
accom-
of
outstanding
importance
to
the
!
..
u
...
o
rii..
An
n
ti
Oilando,
m
inn
Fia.,
ria
radio
rauiu
air'.
Danlst
war
Mrs
J
S
Rlaelr
:
communitv
were
certain
in
arisp
,
i
nnunrpr
nlusirine
a
drugstore's
Dairy
Cullinc
Ihp
oalh.'Hno
in
nrtiar
1
In
t.hA
flnv
tn
pnmp
All
Pitt
rt.ut
1
.
.
.
.
i
m
flBnarlmpnl
Wound
V.ti-ntion,
Northtand
:,
mers
There
will
be
no
the
Dresident
of
the
Old
Tlnmrs'
ed
with
the
dutten
of
conduct
inir
L
'
.i.
i,n-
i
hi
tvoical
of
the
scare
r..
r
-
i
.
.
.
"pave
eacn
emiu
in
nic
buiwi
a
r
rU
on
Oil
-.lUl&l
llUa
UHV
I
li
I.
C!.AnlAr,
n
l
r.
.1
.....
k...
k
.,11.,
;
.
gift,
from
the
Parent-Teacher
and
kill
shown
by
the
Strauss
Drug
Store."
in
di
iivery
I
BxiiiB
Day.
r
extra
,
ftu
pn-ase
jiove
Mrs
T
Norton
Younes
nresident
aware
of
this
Association.
UK
ueuveieu
uu
of
tile
Women's
Co-ordinating!
In
a
few
words
of
appropriate
day
Uicember
-Wortn
Council,
who
extended
a
wel-1
comment
Mayor
H.
F.
Glassey
conic.
It
was
a
pleasure
to
have
spoke
of
the
enjoyment
he
felt
1
2119:
1
;
.1
Dairy.
9
9
9
t
..
.
I
them
and
to
one
and
all.
best
in
being
among
those
present.
I
One
walking
doll
Christmas
wlshM
and
compliments
of
the
lit
was.
hj
'could
say,
a
happy
FOR
LAST-MINUTE
SHOPPERS;
We
Still
Have
a
Large
Selection
Suitable
for
That
Last-Minute
Gift
:ici'e'ft,itfif,J',c',r'i"e,e'!'S',fice,t'ticfiitictcfrt,t,,,t
:i.
mature
animals,
china.
"I
i
A
A
"
A
A
i
!,S
:1
A
"A
A
A
A
-2
1-
''
A
4
..-.ii
i
A
A
season
were
cordially
expressed,
association.
Christmas
candies
at
i
vemrs.
Mr.
Stephens
.on
behalf
of
the
'
Mrs.
Gillis,
who
was
first
pre-
is
I
Piter
Pan
Gift
Shop.
(299c
i
Buli'.-r's
carry
Wallace
and
club,
fittingly
acknowledged
how
i
sident
of
the
Women's
Co-ordin-
nll
nnnrpeial.rd
th
hnnitnittu
atfnir
foiinril
aae
heard
In
a
matlulial
Sterling
flatware
nH
itlnrtnejis
If
wao
their
diviH
!
few
words
snitahle
tn
tho
rvea-
Do
You
Wish
To
Have
Space
In
Christmas
Eve
Edition?'
.
Advertisers
desirous
of
havinq
space,
in
the
annual
Christmas
Eve
edition
of
The
Daily
News
are
requested
to
have
their
orders
and
copy
in
the
hands
of
the
advertising
department
without
further
delay
as
space
is
now
limited.
)p.n
slock.
Various
patterns.
forlun
,
hare
wa
.
d
d
glon
we
nan
tne
weu-Kiiown
a
privilege
to
once
again
assemble
XV
pattern
In
sterling,
j
as
Christmas
.
drew
near
and
lllc'
once
more
reaiize
the
goodwill
of
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
V
9
9
9
(
the
Women's
Co-ordinating
The
dinner
conveneor
was
Mrs.
T.
J.
Boulter,
end
committee
members
Mrs.
Thor
Sollien,
Mrs.
M.
Waksdale.
Mrs.
Leo
Doiron,
Mrs.
M.
J.
Keays,
Mrs.
W.
C.
Poulton,
Mrs.
Heige
Erikson,
Mrs.
J.
Garon,
Mrs.
M.
Haines,
Mrs.
Haiold
Helland.
Decoration
con
ANS'Ol'NCEMENT
ER
ASER
:
I
Council.
ALARM
CLOCK
RADIOS
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
RONSON
LIGHTERS
STEAM
IRONS
FOUNTAIN
PENS
BEDROOM
RADIOS
WAFFLE
IRONS
ELECTRIC
KETTLES
Alderman
John
Currle,
who
l'YVi:
wish
to
announce
that
j.ir
store
will
adhere
to
regu-
ftr
business
hours
riurinr
the
I
first
came
to
Prince
Rupert
in
;
1
the
pnrlv
fitivs
rpmnintner
in
thp
Ovinias
shopping
season.
The
clly
fw
man
a
ypar
and
whQ
l.i
hi
has
been
a
busy
one
and.
nft(,r
n
abs(.nre
ln
Vancouver,
I
'"""'s-to
the
sta"-
fh0
have
had
returned
here,
Mr.
Stephens
venor
was
Mrs.
H.
V.
Tattersall.
Mrs.
W.
B.
Skinner,
Mrs.
Carl
Strand
and
Miss
Joyce
Tattersall
Mcculloch
19
i
9
I
'
9
9
:
9
!
9
!
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
"
'"'-invited
to
s))eak.
it.
to
the
public,
our
regular,
"i
sut
in
the
city
council
with
urs
will
apply,
9
a.m.
to
p.m.
Alderman
Currie.
in
early
days,
A
s
s
.-I.
rj
.
A
.:
!
MV1AU
fi'jv,
aitiruay
ana
monaay
nri
,.nn
rf,,.:il,
nn
nn-
.hn
wlts
gave
valuable
assistance.
The
program
convenor
was
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black,
assisted
by
Mrs.
G.
Ciccone.
Election
of
officers
of
the
"Over
Seventy"
Club
resulted
In
(Continued
on
paee
4i
ERASER
&
more
conscientious,
or
possessed
fsristmas
Eve).
f.nsr.
...
"
I
It
I
1
"
i
i
'
'
I
;:!
I'M
Hi
Vv
(300c
I
f
itv'!'f'Cftrtttcl,,,
And
Many
Others
at
AAcRAE
BROS.
LTD.
tw(tir(ifitii(wt
CHAIN
SAW
Weighs
only
25
Ik.
COMPLETE!
3
hp
jasoline
engine!
Siws
FULL
POWER
in
any
position!
y
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
0?
m
A
A
.
ft
.
iiticitieieiiwitieifit!S'eirclteii!t'eiicicieieiit,e'fffiefe,fetff
FOR
YOUR
-
LAST
'
MINUTE
SHOPPING
Employees
and
children
of
At-lin
Fisheries
Ltd.
and
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
Ltd.
assembled
WedJ
nesday
night
for
a
gay
Christ-
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
5
A
A
A
A
A
A
i
A
i
mas
party
which
featured
Art
Light-and
powerful
McCulloch
3-25
takes
the
work
out
of
cutting
wood.
Has
automatic
tlutch.kickproof
rewind
starter,
built
in
chain
oiler,
many
other
features!
M
A
A
A
i
5
There
is
still
time
to
wire
or
mler
those
Christmas
and
"''
Year
flowers
and
plants
jT
the
folks
at
home.
i
Williamson
of
Atlin
as
Santa
Claus,
centre
of
attraction.
More
than
170
people
attended
the
evening
party
ait
the
Sons
of
Norway
Hail
which
was
suit-ably
decorated
including
a
Christmas
tree
by
Atlin
Fisheries
staff.
Comedy
films
were
See
the
complete
Mcculloch
Line!
Complete
service
on
O.
5
shown
to
the
children
by
T.
See
the
McCulloch
7-55
wit
'.i
all
McCulloch
products.
CUSHIONED
POWER!
PRINCE
RUPERT
FLORISTS
A
A
A
A
A
A
i
A
Bateman.
Santa
then
handed
out
bags
of
treats
and
gifts
from
two
oversized
stuffed
mailbags.
Further
'refreshments
of
icecream,
soft
drinks
and
coffee
were
served.
Following
the
company
party,
employees
conducted
a
dance
to
the
music
of
Mike
Colussi,
greatly
enjoyed
by
everyone.
We
carry
Spare
Parts
for
all
McCCLLOCH
SAWS
'
Authorized
Sales
and
Service
Pacific
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