DECEMBER
14.
SHOW
FOR
BOYS
ullic
t
of
Drllghl
Hit
Audi-Scrvire
Men
UAKHUTTl
,:
i.im
nMfht
ir
i,
the
Bea
,
.mm
Vaneou
:ncn
wu
f
i
rvrnt.
Thi
:n
boys
shown
!(:
I4t0
Wft;
:,(
(irrtormeri
iii
bright
ant1
men,
liktwtai
l.i-
loo.
.
wu
barf
A
"ifMt
grout
iikr
a
dream
!
u
story
on
'
;hr
last
tune
r
cowns
hart
,md
mime
w
saving
bandy
Ho
thU
time
,i'
wore
a
cute
.
short
skirt
.
rostume
she
wore
when
ahe
and
Seraeant
Scar-'
n
me
Tea
lor
Two"
duet
In
the
grand
finale
By
the
way
It
was
very
pleating
the
way
Olen
walked
in
there
and
aald
his
piece.
He
has
a
Nelaon
Bdd
vnir
ami
jeraunality.
Oetling
tMkcIc
to
Mlaa
Cooper,
her
White
(.'hrulMu"
w....
4fttl)y
done.
The
Mg
audience
loin-
d
enthusiastically
m
"Melancholy
Baby-
White
suit,
hanln
and
Afe
Tlin
taoe
a
Denormanae
not
tn
bm
tar.
-.otlen
In
a
harrv
He
olawrf
a
mt
ure
oi
popular,
jive
and
classical
iumoer
ana
was
more
than
gen
row
wiuj
nia
encore.
Once
mrnmkn
daintv
Iila
atnnii
aid
her
dancing
lovelies
gave
nutn-
r
after
number
of
flrat
cUuu
lance
routines
to
round
after
uund
of
applause.
Lola
herself
;ave
a
bewitching
Irlah
Washer
woman
Jki
as
a
solo
dance.
T
Three
Lovelies
with
Lola.
Oladys
.nontmsn.
Dorotbv
Onatadt
and
Muriel
Woodley.
blonde,
brunette
and
between.
The
"Study
to
Blue
lumber
was
tops
of
this
act.
The
Cooper
Sisters.
Blanche
and
Audrey
who
have
been
In
radio
and
on
the
stage
for
eleven
years
SC.35
NURSES'
ENSEMBLE
mart
m
irncr
,
dutr.
Wbrt
teath
"
SO.
92
!8-
All
Wetrm"'
"
''
thai
"
fulr"n,,
now
and
StlU
have
a
few
veara
to
I
go
before
they
reach
their
twenties
'
simply
had
the
audience
In
spasm
oi
napless
mirth
with
their
com-
cdy
stnalnc.
In
their
"Kiss
M-
'
Oood-night
Sergeant
Major"
they
raotea
uae
actual
stars
xrom
an
English
music
hall,
their
action;
and
voices
were
so
cleve
ly
imper-
onaiea.
nm.
iney
reached
the
heights
of
rich
American
humor
In
heir
hill
billy
songs.
They
have
the
art
of
opening
a
whole
vista
of
de-
lgnlful
Insanity
with
a
single
ridl-:ulous
gesture.
Donn
FVynn,
the
very
accom-
DUahed
nlanlat.
doesn't
do
any
thing
spectacular
on
his
own
but
he
holds
the
show
together
which
u
evetything.
He
was
the
perfect
accompanist
and
genial
withal.
Sergeant
Steve
Miller
of
the
On
tario
regiment
was
a
great
help
on
the
drums.
Bov
Samnson
of
the
Navy
went
Into
his
Impromptu
act
with
Oladys
Cooper
with
gusto.
.
Mrs.
Yvonne
Firkins,
organiser
ol
the
Seafortti
Follies,
spoke
briefly
at
the
close
and
tot
a
b
la.
hand
Carlton
Clay
was
announcer
and
master
of
ceremonies
and
himself
lent
much
to
the
entertainment.
The
evening
show
was
especially
14
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Sensathnal
Set
Value!
No
151
A
true
Wmtnn
et
at
the
outiiiim
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PAGE
THREE
THE
DAILY
NEWS
SHRIMPS
BOAT
W.S.L.
l
reh
every
day,
5:00
p.m.
Iirt
float
West
of
Imperial
Oil
Co.
Kitwanga
Hall
Organization
KITWANGA.
Dec.
14
The
Kit
wanga
village
hall
organization
ha
Jlected
officers
for
the
year
as
loi-
lowr.
President.
W.
B.
Morgan.
Vice
President.
Fred
Johnson.
Tieasurer,
Matthias
Bright.
Manager,
Paul
Benson.
Secretary.
Harold
Sinclair.
Light
Engineers
Harold
Daniels
and
Phillip
Ryan.
for
the
soldiers,
that
In
the
after
noon
for
the
sailors.
Usherettes,
members
of
the
Red
Cross
Women's
Corps,
were
Miss
lna
Robertson.
Miss
Betty
Miller,
Miss
Dorothy
O'Neill.
Mlaa
Joan
Woodward
and
Mrs.
E.
Smith.
IT'S
WATERMAN'S
FOR
EVERYONE
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to
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afd
welcome
gift
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home
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SERVICE
SET
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Year"
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choic
of
coi"'v
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Tw
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Patricia
far
tht
Udi-lhr
t.voutitr
Kt
with
thr
liu
ir
Fittm
Uibutt
to
lovely
hand,
in
inree
acinw
coluura.
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CO
59
tXk
Srta
Kambonie
and
tuefid,
in
a
wide
chuk
from
51
1-90,
$17-85,
and
up
AUFtict
Quoted'
Inotud
tieiea
Ta,
WAR
SAVING
STAMPS
CANADA-BUY
,NVEST
IN
HSnaaSW""
BOWLS
OF
AIR
FORCE
Wireless
Team
Leading
With
Arm
ament
Second
and
Maintenance
Third
With
eleven
weeks
of
the
sched
ule
of
twelve
now
completed,
the
Wireless
team
if
leading
in
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Bowling
League
with
Armaments
bringing
ud
a
close
second
and
Maintenance
"A"
rLeht
on
their
heels
in
third
Dlace.
Durine
this,
the
closing
week
It
Is
planned
to
have
some
special
Christmas
prizes.
To
date
188
men
have
bowled,
thirty-one
having
been
Dosted
away
from
Prince
Ruocrt
In
recent
weeks.
The
team
standings
are
as
fol
lows:
Wirrlpsa
25
8
Armament
..:
22
Maintenance
"A"
22
Instruments
2
Administration
18
No.
4
Group
"A"
18
Defence
"B"
17
Maintenance
'C
H
No.
4
Group
"C"
-
17
Maintenance
"B"
17
Dlsclps.
1
Equipment
14
Accounts
-
13
Defence
"A"
1
Orderly
Room
7
13
,
No.
4
Group
"B"
12
7BR
Sharks
12
Marine
H
The
high
individual
averages.
far
are
as
follows:
Iverach
Smith,
P.
W
Beatty
Lacrolx
Se
abloom
Irant
Smith,
W.
F
Coates
Speagle
Campbell,
K
Grivell
MeLachlan
1G
16
18
19
20
21
2fi
21
21
22
221
212
2S
201
199
19
187
164
189
189
189
188
The
hleh
stncle
scorer
for
the
season
so
far
Is
C.
Learn
with
388,
Stewart
having
the
high
total
of
817.
The
high
team
single
score
has
been
1322
by
Maintenance
"C"
anfl
the
high
team
single
34J9
by
De
fence
"B".
individual
nrlse
winner
on
Dec
ember
4
was
Sergeant
Cote
wren
788
and
Equipment,
the
high
team.
with
3358.
The
Individual
pnae
winner
on
December
11
wsa
Sergeant
Coates,
778,
with
Armament
high
team.
3037.
other
hlah
scorers
oi
the
past
two
weeks
have
been:
Flight
Lieut
enant
Handley.
741;
Westuk.
w.
Iverach.
713:
Brand.
711;
Wodlin-ger.
709;
Skoropad.
899.
FOR
QUICK
RESULTS
TRY
A
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WANT
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men
tmtm
tm
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eb
inrr
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1
Our
Delivery
Schedule
3
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THURSDAY,
SATURDAY
jl
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co-operate
by
placing
jj
your
order
as
early
as
possl-
g
blc.
To
ensure
delivery,
or-
ders
must
be
in
by
4
p.m.
the
jj
p
day
preceding
delivery.
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Victoria
and
Waj-poluts
Stewart
and
North,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
r'ull
Information,
Ticket
and
Keservatlom
FRANK
J.
SKINNEK
Prince
Rupert
Aent
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
To
The
Electors
of
PRINCE
RUPERT
In
accepting
the
Ratepayers'
Association
nominations
for
the
Mayoralty
and
Council,
it
Is
desirable
that
we
make
clear
to
you
what
policy
will
be
followed
by
the
nominees
on
the
Ratepayers
slate
if
elected.
In
a
particular
way,
we
pledge
ourselves
to:
1.
Have
a
thorough
survey
made
of
school
facilities,
to
the
end
that
extension
and
Improvement
be
made
as
soon
as
practically
possible.
2.
Make
every
effort
toward
having
Improvement
made
In
condition
of
city
streets
and
bring
into
effect
Immediately
the
amended
Traffic
Bylaw
as
recommended
by
the
police
officials.
3.
Survey
the
sufficiency
and
condition
of
fire-flghtlng
equipment.
4.
Examine
conditions
and
contracts
existing
between
the
city
and
government
authorities,
with
particular
reference
to
existing
sanitary
arrangements,
housing,
school
and
street
conditions.
To
take
any
action
necessary.
5.
Arrange
for
a
thorough
check-up,
by
competent
authority,
of
the
capacity
and
condition
of
the
city's
water
system,
particularly
as
regards
the
Woodworth
Dam
and
the
main
supply
line.
To
take
any
action
such
examination
mieht
nrove
necessary.
6.
Review
the
policing
program
with
a
view
of
having
Improvement
made
in
local
conditions.
Endeavor
to
have
liquor
profits
beir
larger
portion
of
police
costs.
7.
Consider
preseiit-day
needs
of
transportation
and
power
supply
in
the
Municipality
and
to
take
such
action
as
may
be
deemed
necessary
to
protect
the
best
Interests
of
the
City.
8.
Co-operate
fully
with
the
Defence
Services,
keeping
In
mind
civilian
needs
and
interests.
The
greatly
Increased
population
has
thrown
heavy
pressure
on
all
city
services,
many
of
which
have
had
no
adequate
maintenance
for
several
years.
The
bringing
of
these
services
to
sufficiency
is
a
first
need,
to
which
we
pledge
ourselves
as
and
when
labor,
material
and
money
are
available.
Permanent
Industry
is
one
of
the
great
needs
of
the
community.
Every
effort
will
be
made
to
foster
the
growth
of
existing
industries,
to
encourage
the
establishment
of
new
ones
ond
to
improve
conditions
under
which
those
established
are
operating,
particularly
in
regard
to
the
fisheries
and
port
facilities.
The
city
MUST
take
the
initiative
in
such
matters.
Re.
THE
CITY
MANAGER
APPOINTMENT
In
the
Interests
of
efficiency
and
harmony
in
staff,
and
to
relieve
the
Mayor,
Council
and
School
Board
of
much
of
their
routine
and
detail
work,
a
city
manager
or
superintendent
will
be
appointed.
Briefly,
such
an
official's
duties
will
be
to
supervise
schools,
clerical
stall
and
the
service
departments.
He
will
be
responsible
for
the
orderly
operation
of
the
city's
business
and
would
make
all
appointments
to
or
dismissals
from
the
staff,
after
consultation
with
the
department
heads
concerned.
He
will
at
all
times
be
responsible
to
the
Mayor
and
Council.
The
Mayor
and
Council
will
determine
all
matters
relating
to
policy,
finance,
contracts
and
bylaws.
The
Mayor
and
Council
will
serve
with
remuneration
untU
the
appointment
of
a
City
Manager
Is
made,
after
which
honorariums
will
be
greatly
reduced
or
eliminated
entirely.
Ratepayers
Association
candidates
are
definitely
not
afllM-atcd
with
any
other
organized
group
nor
with
any
particular
political
party.
They
are
taxpayers
who
have
the
best
interests
of
the
city
atemit
that
such
a
plan
as
brieIly
outlined
above
Is
efficient
and
is
in
accord
with
the
principles
of
Democracy.
If
It
ap
peals
to
you.
your
support
is
solicited
ai
me
pu
nc
December
17.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C
December
11.
1942-
W.
M.
WATTS.
Ratepayers
Association
Candidate
for
the
Mayoralty.
(Mrs.)'N.
E.
ARNOLD
R.
E.
MORTIMER
A.
DON
RITCHIE
BOB
McKAY
ROD
A.
McLOD
J.
E.
JACK
Ratepayers'
Association
Candidates
for
the
Council.
!-
I
Paris
Maid
&
I
SLIPPERS
IN
ALL
TILEIK
SPLENDOR
JUST
ARRIVED
Men's
Hard
and
Soft
soles,
Ladies'
Satins,
Leatherettes
and
quilted
in
a
myriad
of
colors.
Make
your
purchase
early
while
sizes
are
complete.
a
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes'
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
News
thnt
the
uennle
of
thf
whole
niir-i
r-
-m
i