PAGE
FOUR
usxa
AFTER
ILLNESS
Farce
Repeated
With
Success
Audientc
In
Ilupert
East
Church
Enjoyed
"Amy
From
Arizona"
The
three-act
farce
"Amy
Arizona,"
which
was
staged
from
with
to
mm
9
Mil
i
Our
Plant
Is
Equipped
to
Handle
All
Kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK
PHONES
43
AND
386
Weeks
oS
Weakness
very
creditably.
Between
acts,
there
were
selections
by
the
Kainbow
Orchestra.
"
Advertise
m
the
Dally
News.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
STEAMSHIPS
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Ol'BKATING
G.
T.
I.
20.000-TON
FLOATING
DUYDOCK
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
lilacksmiths.
Pattern
Makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTKIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING
Y.M.C.A.IN
OPERATION
Aims
and
Objects
of
Association
Clearly
Set
Forth
In
View
of
Local
Situation
In
order
that
the
cltteens
of
Prince
Rupert
may
have
a
more
comprehensive
idea
of
the
manage-
,
ment
and
operation
of
the
Y.
M.
C
'
such
success
last
week
In
First
Uni-
A-
organization
of
which
is
being
ted
Church,
was
repeated
last
night
Proposed
for
the
city,
the
following
at
Rupert
East
United
Church
and
wu
Pve
oi
interest:
went
over
strong
with
a
good
steed
I71e
.
U.
c.
A.
was
organ
-
i
audience.
As
in
the
first
presenta-
i"d
In
London,
England,
in
1844
I
tion.
the
whole
cast
acauitted
itself
The
first
Y.
M.
C.
A.
organteed
in
I
North
America
was
brought
into
be
ing
in
Montreal,
Que.,
in
1851.
It
is
.primarily
a
British
institution
but
fortunately
was
set
up
on
such
!
broad
lines
as
to
render
it
adaptable
in
its
essential
purposes
and
main
program
features
in
practically
any
other
country
in
the
world
and
today
it
serves
the
youth,
young
manhood
and
also
men
of
mature
years
in
40
different
nations
of
the
earth.
;
Membership
in
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.
Is
open
to
boys
and
men.
regardless
of
race,
creed
or
color
and
from
a
de
nominational
point
of
view
great
harmony
exists
because
the
religious
conceptions
and
practices
of
all
the
members
are
respeeted.
Further
the
association
is
nonpartisan.
No
essay,
review,
add
rase
or
motion
of
a
sectarian,
partisan
pr
political
nature
is
entertained
or
permitted
by
the
association
or
its
directors
in
their
building
or
under
their
auspices.
The
Y.
M.
C.
A.
through
its
entire
program
of
activities
seeks
the
improvement
of
social,
physical,
intellectual
and
spiritual
condition
of
men
and
boys.
The
Y.
M.
C.
A.
Is
promoted
in
a
CANADA'S
NATIONAL
FISH
WEEK
i
November
17th
to
22nd
Fat
More
F
ISO.
1
Help
Develop
Canada's
Industries
Fish
Food
is
Healthful
m
FISH
LO.M
Two
cups
cooked
fish,
flaked,
l
cup
soft
bread
crumbs,
teaspoon
salt,
Vt
teaspoon
paprika,
1
t:i;.,).-h
M:Ued
onion.
1
teaspoon
lemon
Juice.
2
eggs.
;.
cup
milk,
l
tablespoon
finely
(hopped
parsley.
Vi
ill
i.wMkm-
imon
.,1
j
nay
be
added
if
fish
l
dry)
.
Turn
into
buttered
mold;
cover.
Cook
in
oven
ji
..ir.nn
mi
.
:nm
in
celiac,
about
!;
hour.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday
NBWmfeer
20,
1930
given
community
to
meet
the
unmet
t
giving
general
supervision
to
the
needs
of
boys
and
men
and
in
re-
.
work
through
their
employed
staff.
cent
years
of
girls
and
women,
but
The
local
unij.
holds
tti
own
pro
not
to
duplicate
or
overlap
toe
wore
if
the
primary
and
existing
agencies.
The
Y.
M.
C.
A.
makes
a
contribution
in
co-operation
with
and
in
the
supplementing
of
the
constructive
forces
at
work
in
the
community.
The
Y.
M.
C.
A.
is
not
a
building
lontaliUng'
certain
furnishings
and.
equipment,
The,splrlt;
and
atmosphere
of
the
"Y"
is
Its
greatest
force
'or
good
and'U
known
and
referred
to
with
gratification
the,
world
over.
ts
leadership
and
activities
gener-te
a
spirit
of
genuine-
friendship
nspiring
the
members
to
fit
them-
J
elves
to
live
at
their
best
in
all
i
their
relationships.
Y.
M.
C.
A.
I
wildings
usually
.
provide
social
rooms,
class
and
committee
rooms
j
iymnaslum.
showerfBath,
swim-,
ning
pool,
locker
and
dressing!
-ooms,
bowling
alleys,
reading
room,
I
library
and
other
facilities
considered
necessary
by
the
people
of
a
;iven
community
and
which
they
find
it
possible
to
provide.
The
management
of
the
associa
tion
is
vested
in
a
local
board
of
directors
assisted
by
committees
who
have
special
relation
to
the
several
departments
of
the
work.
The
directors
on
the
nomination
of
the
national
council
elect
a
general
secretary
to
take
charge
of
the
exe
'
cutive
leadership
of
the
association
and
give
direction
to
all
its
Official
representatives
of
all
the
local
association
in
Canada
in
con
vention
assembled
in
Winnipeg
In-1012
created
what
has
since
been1
known
as
"The
NattonaOouneil
of
the
Young
Men's
Christian
Assoc
la-
j
tlons
of
Canada."
The
National
Council
is
therefore
the
creature
of
the
local
units
and
was
brought
in
to
being
to
carry
out
the
instructions
of
local
associations
as
repre-'
sented
in
convention,
particularly
in
co-ordtnatmg
the
whole
work
in
the
country
in
training
and
leadership,
in
unifying
methods
and
program
in
organising
new
work
and
perty
and
eomucts
UKwn
work
in
line
with
the
genenfPspirit
and
purpose
of
the
work
as
a
whole.
Each
local
association
has
official
on
the
fireriresentation
(r
SB
1
1SBK7
Tft,!peml
secrete
Ml
i
asaHBatCon
leadertfipa
Hi
11
leadership
rrt
adniftta
U
sical
National
ry
is
a
trained
ible
of
giving
itration,
,phy-
classes,
competitive
games.
swimming
and
life-saving,
boys'
work,
social
activities
and
is
able
tal
to
conduct
discussion
groups
on
life
problems.
He
gladly
co-operates
.
in
all
worthy
community
enterprises
to
the
limit
of
his
time
and
ability.
'
He
counts
heavily
on
the
individual
and'
gWUp
assistance
of
the
mem-.
bera,
in
order
to
make
the
work
ef-,
fective.
I
The
association
in
action
not
only
provides
constructive
character
building
activities
for
the
leisure1
time
of
the
young
people
but
pro
vides
a
virtual
school
of
training
in
worth
while
citizenship.
I
One
basic
principle
in
the
phllo-
sophy
of
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.
program
is
that
Prevention
is
better
than
cure."
The
slogans
"Safety
First,"
Watch
your
step,"
have
not
only
saved
millions
o;
dollars
but
thousands
of
human
lives.
It
is
believed
'
to
be
a
bigger
thing
to
keep
boys
and
girls
and
young
men
and
wo-1
men
straight
than
to
mend
them
up
'
after
tbpir
lives
have
been
broken.!
The
association
work
has
assisted
thousands
of
men
to
get
back
to
a
life
of
purity,
honor
and
usefulness
but
some
think
its
greatest
achievement
has
been
in
capturing
the
permanent
interest
of
the
boys
and
young
men
of
Canada
in
the
things
which
really
matter
in
life
such
as:
health,
a
clean
mind
in
a
clean
body
sport
for
sport's
saze,
team
play,
co-operation,
supplementary
education
through
night
schools,
debating,
public
speaking,
prescribed
reading,
unselfish
service
and
practical
Christian
behaviour.
A
leading
executive
officer
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
a
few
months
ago
paid
the
following
tribute
to
the
work
of
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.:
"No
finer
Investment
could
be
made
than
in
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.
for
results!
in
personality."
The
value
of-the
Y.
M.
C.
A.
cannot
be
estimated
in
dollars
and
cents
and
the
return
In
better
morals
in
invaluable.
The
Y.
M.
C.
A.
should
-be
given
every
pos
sible
support.
The
half
of
what
the!
Y.
M.
C.
A.
has
done
will
never
be)
written.
We
are
always
ready
to
j
support
the
Y.
M.
C.
A."
The
oppbtWnlty
and
challenge,
confronts
the
cltlsens
of
all
ouri
ment
in
Duuaing
permanent,
citiz
enship,
which
will
reflect
honor
and
.
credit
on
them
and
on
which
they
will
look
back
with
satisfaction
and
pride.
The
value
of
Materials
used
annually
in
the
Fish
Canning
&
Curing
Establishments
of
Canada
Is
about
$20,000,000.
272
A
NEW
STANDARD
OF
PERFECTION
Cool
mild
fragrant,
as
captivating
after
months
of
acquaintance
as
at
the
first
delicious
,,.
puff.
'
-
,
.
"MaHeTfrbm
selected
Virginia
leaf-4
blended
by
experts
rolled
right
to
they
smoke
right
Canada's
pleasure
smokethe
cigarette
that
put
a
new
joy
in
smoking.
THE
BETTER
CIGARETTE
,S,A
VE
THE
VALUABLE
POKER,
HA
H
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
Tinker,
who
presided
in
the
ab-
uordon.
directors;
H.
W.
Bird,
the
board
of
directors
of
the
senoe
of
J.
H.
Thompson,
presl-'
-l
V,
.
ecWUry
mm
Miss
Je
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hosoital
dent:
O
V.
Wilkinson
Aid
a
was
held
last
night
in
the
hosoi-
Macdonald.
R.
K
Reruon
Pr;-
Harrison.
H.N..
H.N.,lady
.lady
suoerinUn-
Those
present
were:
O.
P
Dlbb.
Aid.
Wn.
Brawn
and
Itoht.
deii.v
V
I
5
POINITOF
JTANFIELDX
SUPERIORITY
'f
Accurate
metsure-menu
.
.
superb
uilorlng..
perfect
fit.
2
Exclusive
eaiy.fit-
u
uoicu
crotco.
am
T
.
g
iua-ripcuiiieami
...
iuiwiu
iqy
elastic.
A
Always
soft
i
j
i
alwiyj
warm
j
j
outwears
tbem
all;'
C
Buttons
tbi
won't
come
off.
1
I
But
why
go
on?
All
you
have
to
do
Is
go
to
your
fsvorite
store,
and
see
for
youself.
Five
minutes
with
a
SunMd's
garment
will
show
you
why
w
date
claim
it
to
btlie
finest
underwear
value
ever
offered.
There's
a
style
and
weight
to
meet
every
ueedaaU
a
r
price
to
suit
every
'
purse.
3J
'
SO
FT-WARM
-DURABLE
A
QUALITY
TO
MEET
F.VEY
NPED
THL
BIM
VALUt
AI
KVrwY
PI-flCE
Guaranteed
to
fit.
-
WH'io
IOVf
Si,
ComfortRtHelps
on
theWorlds
Busiest
Coiners
mimm
w
NMtf
MOO
'
ptf
IU1IJ3.0U,
CTREAMS
of
cars
rollins
by
in
endless
procwlo
,
,
,
deluge
of
Mttns!
-J
Crowds
of
people.
Your
Traffic
Officer
at
a
buy
intersection
lus
BiIiihty
strenuous
job.
B
'.
Out
in
all
kinds
of
weather
pouring
raii-luil
fleet
fogeod
bllsmioc
sun
if
ever
a
man
needs
the
comfort
that's
built
into
Stanacld's
Underwear,
hidoes.
Unshrinkable,
it
goes
back
and
forth
to
the
laundry
tub
time
after
time
oftlnc
longer
service
by
many
months
and
giving
greater
satisfaction
every
day.
Buttons
that
won't
come
offl
Snug
fitting
cuffs
that
will
not
"belL"
Shoubkts
tailored
so
that
the
scam
stays
on
top
instead
of
dragging
down
o4
the
shoulder
like
a
10-ton
truck.
n