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December
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Published
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except
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by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
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O.
A.
HUNTER.
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MEMBER
ABC.
1944
The
Civic
Election
.
.
.
The
civic
election
is
over.
We
have
chosen
by
the
majority
of
our
preferences
those
whom
we
desire
to
conduct
the
business
of
the
municipality.
Now
it
is
up
to.
us
to
forget
any
differences
of
choice
and,
confident
that
the
persons.,
we
have
appointed
will
measure
up
to
the
responsibilities
entailed,
give
them
m
l
in.nnni"
f
iati
n
rwl
on
iAinif
find
themselves
in
the
complete,
and
rigid
grip
of
socialism
they
cannot
complain
they
weren't
warned.
Delegates
to
the
CCF
National
convention
in
Montreal
certainly
were
frank
regarding
their
ultimate
objec-
FUNDS
FOR
MALARIA
LONDON,
0i
An
appeal
has
been
launched
through
Britain
and
the
Empire
for
$450,000
to
help
repair
bomb
-
damaged
PAGE
TWO
tive,
which
is
the
complete
socialist
revolution
taking
over
by
government
of
all
business,
big
and
little.
-
Eventually
this
would
mean
that
every
farm,
every
store,
every
shoe
shine
parlor,
as
well
as
the
great
mercantile,
financial
and
industrial
enterprises
would
come
under
the
direct
control
of
a
political
party.
Convention
delegates
boasted
freely
and
frankly
that
such
complete
domination
was
the
ultimate
aim.
Only
on
the
timing
was
there
disagreement.
Die
hards
from
British
Columbia
favored
advocating
such
a
step
immediately
.
More
subtle
political
strategists
from
Ottawa
would
wait
until
after
the
CCF
won
a
general
election.
The
latter
viewpoint
was
summed
up
candidly
by
National
Secretary
Lewis
who
stated
that
he
would
not
take
second
They
will
certainly
need
that
co-opera-
l,,acto
spokesman
in
ad-
i
.
i
.
1
.i
vocating
vnrarinfT
rnmn
complete
ptp
socialism
snpm
ism
but
mif
tn:ir
that
uonanu
support
in
carrying
on
tiie
duties
which
have
been
entrusted
to
them.
,
The
results
of
the
aldermanic
polling
.
were
close
enough
to
indicate
clearly
that
no
particular
faction
has
any
stranglehold
on
the
preferment
of
the
Voters
of
the
city.,
It
may
be
assumed
that
the
electors
will
be
look-
at
the
present
time
I
am
concerned'
with
winning
an
election."
That
lets
the
CCF
cat
right
out
of
tlie
t
bag.
First
win
an
election
with!
frontal
attacks
on
the
so-called
big
interests
in
which
support
will
be
sought
from
little
business,
white
collared
workers
and
the
farmer.
intr
for
results
in
the
carrvine-
of
citv
Then
if
the
party
wins,
drop
the
mask
affairs
and
will
not
have
patience
with
an(1
proceed
to
socialize
everything,
the
promotion
of
political
and
economic
And
that
is
what
they
would
have
ideas
merely
as
such.
The
voting
in
to
do,
if
the
CCF
won,
because
social-some
cases
at
least
was
personal
rather
ism
is
"whole
hog"
or
nothing.
That
nrnppss
is
Rimnlv
tint
foaoihlo
..
.
.
I
j
i'v
wouia
soon
icrm
a
women
s
aux-
Taking
.
a
chance
on
a
spell
of
social-
Hlary
to'
the
unit.
As
for
the
ist
government
is
like
a
rabbit
taking
Gaining
program
for
the
unit,
chance
boa
constrictor.
!he
announced
that
durin-
the
a
on
a
It
is
a
"
e
.
.
,
.
coming
year
t
wou
d
be
a
ong
case
Of
being
swallowed
or
nothing.
Jmore
advanced
lines.
He
bespok;
-rinancial
Post.
the
support
of
all
officers
and
men
to
regular
attendance
at
Malta
cathedral
and
build
social
centres
for
British
servicemen
at
both
Malta
and
Gibraltar.
Buy
War
Saving
Stamps.
MAT.nmi
PffoAv
'parades
and
assiduous
perser-
tages
for
disabTed
mep
and
two
!
"che
thflr
,trn
so
,
that
tinit.
the
trip
rnirlmpnf
regiment
m
night
oht
K
be
ri
for
widows
who
have
lost
sons
in
the
war
are
proposed
as
a
war
I
memorial
at
Maldon.
p
You'll
want
to
give
her
something
she'll
treasure
...
I
gjj
and
jewelry
fills
the
bill.
Choose
a
sparkling
ring,
g
,
pin
or
bracelet
from
our
fine
collection.
j.
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I
JOHN
BULGER
LIMITED
Third
Avenue
JEWELERS
Opp.
Post
Office
sec
ond
to
none.
ol
F?rrle.
when
called
upon.
stated
that
he
had
not
been
In
Prince
Rupert
so
long
yet
he
felt
no
stranger
with
the
regiment.
It
contained
at
least
one
of
the
old
soldiers
who
had
served
with
him
in
France
In
the
last
war-Sergeant
A.
W.
Allaire.
Col.
Fer
rie
expressed
especial
gratification
at
the
number
of
boys
in
the
unit.
He
hoped
that
they
would
continue
their
Interest
and
perseverance.
The
toast
to
the
King
was
duly
honored.
Following
the
dinner
and
PURE
WHITE'S
Corner
of
Cth
and
Fulton
HALF
MOON
SNACK
(Manager,
George
Lum)
Specializing
In
Lunches
Chow
Mein
Chop
Suey
From
11
a.m.
to
3
a.m.
Opposite
Sunrise
Grocery
THE
DAILY
NEWS
THIS
AND
THAT
.?
2
a
i
tort"0?
Splendid
Affair
Last
Nlghl
by
I-ocal
Keserve
Unit
With
over
250
persons
offi
cers
men,
special
guests
and
than
for
tickets.
was
the
experience
in
Germany,
m
mends-in
attendance,
the
first
The
emphatic
rejection
of
the
bus
Italy
and
Russia.
Eventually
every
annual
regimental
dinner
and
purchase
bylaw
indicates
that
the
means
of
production,
including
agri-
daince
of
Prine
Rupert
Mach-
voters
are
not
inclined
to
toy
with
the
culture,
comes
under
state
control.
lZ
u.n
Rjs'ment
was
held
last
..
.
night
In
wartime
Housing
staff
ij.v
u'
i
i
i
idea
of
public
ownership
or
putting
out
It
is
not
just
a
case
of
taking
over
dining
hail
and
was
an
out-
the
civic
financial
resources
either
in
the
banks,
or
the
insurance
companies
standing
success.
cash
or
credit
on
responsibilities
of
or
milk
distribution
Onpp
snninlitim
Special
guest
of
honor
for
the
Lamps
4r
rvi
"Marie,
you
don't
have
to
be
so
thorough
In
your
dusting!"
REGIMENT
HAS
FIRST
DINNER
1
i
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7
AND
W
m
Lamps
and
Mirrors
make
fine
MAY
CLOSE
UNSANITARY
RESTAURANTS
Intention
to
order
the
closure
of
"three
or
four"
city
restaurants
early
in
January
If
they
do
Secondary
importance
in
comparison
starts
to
tu
wind
Ul)
industry
then
men
the
in.
evenln
Cot
Colin
Ferrie.
was
acceptable
incidental
plan.,
fair
and
is
very
bad
In
some
-tai.u:5
"1J
"musuy,
itnnfo
commandant
of
Prince
Rupert
music
McNauthton
he
continued.
Un'Hi
QiiMi
rtcconfinl
Qovir.'nno
;
by
Andy
pbrc-',
with
sucii
essential
no
services
as
business
streets,
of
winding
never
ceases
until
defences.
Major
c.
J.
Toombs
of-!
-
sewers,
etc.
The
new
city
adminis-
everything
is
meshed
into
a
single
ficer
commanding
of
the
TC&-
ipV&W
tration
would
do
well
to
accept
the
very
state-controlled
economy.
ment-
presided.
;
M
.
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'
-
fcwv
a
v
a
l.
w
.
they
considered
no
good
and
sufficient
reasons
had
been
advanced
as
to
why
the
city
should
go
into
the
public
transportation
business
at
Jhis
time.
pnn'r
vnfp
t
Vipm
inrn
nnwrov
in
tVio
on?y?f
r
i
i
u
a
1
done
to
an
excellent
turkey
din
"".
a
tiwute
uii
tins
iiewner.
girLs
of
the
C.W.A.C,
acting
bunch
and
turn
them
out
at
the
next
as
servlteurs.
there
was
a
brief
election
if
we
don't
like
them."
toast
list.
It
is
virtually
impossible
to
social-'
.i"?!"
f'"'
"I
ize
an
industry
under
the
reign
of
one
attendance.-
He
wir-m
mi
Finnnnl
Pc
nnA
C
C
V
political
party
then
turn
it
back
into
Ferrie,
representatives
of
the
W
fituficiut
r
oil
ana
o
.r
.
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,
speeches,
tables
were
cleared
away
and
the
remainder
of
the
evening
was
spent
in
dancing
to
the
strains
of
excellent
music
by
DeCarlo's
Orchestra.
A
happy
in
,
not
comply
with
public
health
i
I
regulations
was
indicated
Wed-1
!
nesday
by
Dr.
It.
G.
Knipe,
dir-
'
'ector
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Pub-
lie
Health
department.
A
contin-
j
'
uous
state
of
poor
sanitation
In
,
the
restaurants
was
given
as
the
rc;son.
I
Coincident
with
his
warning
to
1
the
operators
of
poor
restaur-
,
'nnts.
Dr.
Knlpe
announced
that
i
it
Is
the.
Intention
of
his
depart-
:
ment
to
present
restaurants
which
have
class
"A"
standing
under
sanitation
rules
with
display
certificates
which
will
bring
their
standing
to
the
attention
of
the
public.
These
certificates
at
present
will
not
make
serious
Inroads
on
the
paper
gltuatlon,
since
Mirrors
ill!
I
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SEE
OUR
STOCK
OF
BOOK-ENDS
AND
ORNAMENTS
POULSEN'S
LUNCH
Cth
AVE.
E.,
BESIDE
P.O.
STATION
"D"
As
Good
as
the
Best
'
Better
than
the
Rest
POULSEN'S
GROCERY
Our
stock
fresh
and
complete,
prices
right
Courtesy
and
Service
Free
Delivery
Red
441
Dr.
i
Knipe
revealed
that
there
Is
only
'one
restaurant
In
the
city
which
merits'
grade
"A"
rating.
Oiadlnn
o
ths.
restaurants
Is
done
by
menns
of
a
sanitation
chart
which
Indicates
the
state
of
cleanliness
of
dining
rooms
kiU?hens,
food,
equipment,
and
terlude
was
a
session
of
com-
I
the
hygiene
of
the
employees
munlty
singing
led
by
Col.
Fer-
Restaurants
graded
'D"
Indicate
rle
and
Regimental
Sergeant
j
conditions
which
make
them
Major
E.
R.
Macdonald.
subject
to
closure
by
theiealth
The
committee
responsible
far
1
authorities,
the
success
of
the
evening
was
Certificates
issued
to
grade
headed
by
Capt.
W.
R.
McAfee
"A"
restaurants
are
subject
to
and
Regimental
Sergeant
Major
'
rernll,
if
the
standard
drops.
Dr.
E.
R.
Macdonald.
The
regimental
band,
under
direction
of
Sergeant
Peter
Lien,
rendered
excellent
music
bpfire
Knlpe
said.
While
the
general
standard
of
sanitation
In
public
eating
houses
has
rlsrn
considerably
in
and
during
the
dinner.
There
the
last
18
months.
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still
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