story
of
zeh
Temple
SPECIAL
SimiNERS1
SUPPLEMENT
FRIDAY;
MAY
23
1947
prince
Umirrt
Dnilj?
f3ctoc
13
Shriners
Territory
of
Alaska
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PICTURE-Illustration
of
the
work
accomplished
o
Shrine
hospitals
for
crippled
children..
hriners7
Song
Sheet
a
la
Pr.
Rupert
cicje
songs
and
Join
your
voice
In
the
welcome)
L
Tune
of
"Smiles"
HtVs
a
Smile
foj
every
SHRINER,
Ana
car
every
Lassie,
too.
E
a
smile
for
everyone
you're
meeting,
juj
Youll
find
they
have
a
smile
ifoi
you.
E.
,p
a
Smile
when
days
are
dark;
and
dreary
tt
iJ
make
the
world
seem
brighter,
too,
Ar.3
-.'member
If
you
keep
on
sniillng
,he
SHRINERS
will
smile
at
you.
Tune
of
"Happy
Days
Are,
Here.
Again.
,
We
wi
lcome
Shriners
here
today
Wt
:e
colng
to
have
a
happy
holiday,
B:,
Vt
listen
while
we
sing
to
you
-Huppv
times
are
here
for
you."
A.,
"''her
shout
it
now
T;
c
no
one
who
can
doub
it
now;,
t
A.
)
x;e
really
hope
you're
feeling
fine
:e
you'll
have
a
darn
good
time.,
F
c
jour
troubles
and
sing.
The
ikies
with
laughter
will
ring.
Y
a
ve
come
here
so
STRUT
.your
stuff,
Y,
j
make
darn
sure
you've
cheer
enough.
(
Ai-
warn
you,
leave
we
hope
.that,
youjvllj
say.
.
W
,,
come
back
some
sunny
day."
!
K).S-
Turin
of
"Tmnerarv"
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1
i
j
are
WELCOME
to
Prince
Rupert,
,
1
"
Ii
u
t,Tand
place
to
be;
:
E
.:t
forget,
the
place
you
came
from
,
;
Ari
:;f
worries
youll
be
free.
'
j
HELLO'
everybody
we
hopeyou're
feeling
'fine,
j
j
Es
jjrself
and
be
darned
happy
I
i
L
r
Welcome
to
the
Shrine.
'
J
'
t:
ood
time
to
get
acquainted,
t
rood
time
to
know
'
W...
standing
close
beside
you,.
A:
3
'
smile
and
say
"HELLO."
I
G:
r.!by
chilly
shoulders,
..
F.
.rear
n
glassy
stare,
;
W
x-
we
all
Join
hands
ind.
pull,
together.
'
r
urp
to
get
there.
2
Cone
Through
Times
in
Canylng
nt
Work
i
was
granted
to
i
T
;;ie
in
the
City
of
j
.
902,
which
would
.
,:ticn
over
British,
i..r.d
the
Canadian
We
Robert
E.
Brett
was
th
:Pctc-.;e
I'S
E."
R.
Leeson.
the
first
."d:r
v.i
requested
to
select
we
fr
he
Tecnple,
andhe,
V
M
sc:c
:ted
was
that
of
an
r.'-amld,
one
of
the
and
best
known.
Glzeh
Temple
has
gone,
rusn
v;ry
intertstlne
times.
"ued
to
have
head
at
Victoria
until
four
5
ago.
when
it
was
felt
that,
Fount-
of
the
krger
increase
I'WatL
.j
in
the
Cltv
of
Van-
I
er
the
Trmnlfl
Jltl
be
moved
to
Vancouver
wnni;
ion
was
.eranted
,rQ--V!"V
bv
the
ImDerlal
M
in
(942
to
officially
make
1
fantTw
I4
Tennpie
has
under
its
ruction
shrine
mnhs
situ
m
the
different
narts
of
the
v'nce
which
clubs
perform
a
We!are
of
the
Nohilitv
in
the
"We
d!stHo
onrt
also
lneia
work
with
Crippled
iZU1,
Th
Temple
and
UnJ
,
5ent
a
Boodly
number
Ymitn
to
Shrine
Hosnltals
rnAU.i.
'
""Paiiv
to
PnrManrt
finnk
I
&nd
WinnlDeffV
and
fchn
re
J6
Bttwtrh
c-t
the
Temple
has
"'"tVenro
.
'"a
Nelson,
IUustTlQus
Po-
Lachlan
Mamnlllan,
Chief
Rabban.
Sen.
Stan
S.
McKeen.
Assist
ant
Rabban.
H.
F.
Rifel,
High
Priest
and
Prophet.
Gordon
Shafer,
Oriental
Guide,
D.
D.
Munro,
P.P.,
Treasurer.
W.
M.
Meston,
Recorder.
President
Harry
E.
Truman
of
the
United
States
is
a
memberi
of
Ararat
Temple,
Ancient
and,
Arabic
Order,
Nobles
of
the
Mys-
J
tic
Shrine,
Kansas
city.
Welcome
Potentate
McDowell
of
Seattle
on
Pilgrimage
Bringing
the
warmth
and.
radiance
of.
the
Shrine
i
to
Alaska
in
which
Prince
Rupert
is
so
interested,
enterprising
Potentate
W.
Hal
McDowell,
of
Nile
Temple,
Seattle,
made
a
pilgrimage
by
air,,
accomr
Fairbanks,
the
Farthest
North
Shrine
Club
PAUL
AIVAZQFF
IS
WELCOMED
At
least
one
of
the
Shriners
who
was
here
with
the
192C
pilgrimage
of
Gizeh
Temple
is
back
again
today
with
the
current
ex
¬
cursion.
He
is
Paul
Alvazoff,
an
old
timer
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
has
resided
in
Vancouver
for
al
most
twenty-five
years
since
leaving
here.
Old
friends
will
be
eivlne
a
carticular
welcome
to
Paul
Alva
zoff
who
they
are
glad
to
see
for
the
first
time
since
he
met
with
a
painful
accident
over
a
year
ago
In
whlth
he
lost
an
arm.
Paul,
who
came
to
Prince
Ru
pert
as
an
immigrant
boy
from
Russia
in
the
early
days
df
Prince
Rupert
and
started
at
the
very
bottom,
Is
an
exemplifica
tion
of
one
of
the
successful
greeted
the
aisunguisnea.
visum
with
a
parade,
winding
up
with
a
Ceremonial
at
the
Masonic
Temple
where
42.
novices
were
initiated.
At
Nome
Anvil
Lodge
had
hastened
the
completion
of
its
new
home
to
provide
appropriate
atmosphere
for
the
Initiation
of
thirteen
lucky
candidates
the
first
Ceremonial
there
inj
fifteen
years.
At
Anchorage
33
candidates
re
ceived,,
the
First
section,
at.
the.
Masonic
Temple
and
adjourned
to
larger
quarters,
so
that
the
novices
could
have
ample
room
to
cavort
in
the
second
section.
The
Anchorage
Shrine
Club
has
purchased
50
Hospital
Memberships
and
promised
another.
50
by
year's
end.
At
Juneau
another
19
were
in
the
class
to
receive
the.
work
at
hnsiness
men
such
as
stories
are
the
Masonic
Temple.
Potentate
written
about.
He
has
been
i
Hal
McDowell
spread
the
mes
eminent
in
(nHuttHni
affairs
!
safi-e
of
the
Shrine
and
trie
in
Vancouver
for
years
and,
among
other
interests,
is,
owner
or
the';
Capitol
Theatre
.building
in
Prince-Rupert
I
'
Shriners'
Hospitals
for
Crippled
Children
In
broadcasts
from
Fairbanks.
-Anchor
ace
and
Ju
neau.
irjc
There'll
be
a
hob
time
in
the
old
town,
'
Happy
Days,
Shriners
WELCOME
to
!
Prince
Rupert
City
Transfer
"Happy
are
we,
the
Shriners
to
See
MAY
YQUR
VISIT
BE
A
HAPPY
ONE
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Pioneer-Canadian
Laundries
Nobles
ot
the
Mystic
Shrine
WELCOME
to
Prince
Rupert
and
to
Swift
Canadian
Company
Welcome
Shriners
We,
give
you
a
hand
on
your
visit
to
Prince
Rupert,
And
hope
your
stay
will
be
a
real
pleasant
one
Bob
Parker
Limited
FORD'S
MONARCH
DEALER
CHILCOTIN
ON
MAIDEN
TRIP
The
Shriners'
pilgrimage
brings
the
new.
Union
Steamship
Co.'s
liner
Chllcotin
here
on
her
maid
en
vovaee.
Converted
CastleJ
class
.corvette,
she
is
an
exact
sister
ship
,
of
the
steamers.
Co-qultlam.
and
Camosun
which
have
been
on
the
run
for
the
past
few
months.
Capt,
Alex
McLennan
is
master.
Tha
Chllcotin.
-252
feet
in
2750
.
h.
p.
steam:
engines
on
a
sinele
screw
which
give
her
sixteen
knots,
speed,
Capt.
Alex,
McLennan,
spoke,
highly
of
the
performance
of
the
vessel
other
officers
of
which
include
Chief.
Engineer,
Gjeorge
Crajgen,
Pursei;
O.
C.
Foote
and
Chief
Steward
Jack
Me'nnles.
Drove
From.
Kamloops
For
Shrine.
Ceremonial
I
T'S
BEEN
a
long,
long
time
I-
Since
you
were
Here
last,
SHRINERS.
We're
happy
to
have,
you.
again?
Come;
sooner
and
of
tener.
ili
i
i
'While
'you
are
-here.
I
i
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?
..n't
Welcome
to
Prince
Rupert
'S-
McLean's
Shipyard
Nobles
of
the
Mystic
Shrine,
We
would
like
to
have
you
call
EDMUNDS
&
WALKER
LID.
Welcome
.
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!
Nobles
and
Ladies
Prince
Rupert
is
happy
to
have
you
i
Best
Wishes
fgr
a
pleasant
journey
And
an
en
e
stay
among
us
.
.
AA4.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
Co.
Ltd"
Insnector
and
Mrs.
Ernest
Gammon
arrived
in
the.city
Wed-
length,
equipped
with
the
most
nesday
night
by
car
frqm..Kam-r.
modern
devices
for
navigation
loops
where
Inspector
Gammon
and
handsomely
appointed
is
now
province
uu,u"
throughout,
has
berths
for
100
first
class
passengers
with
many
appointments.
Like
the
al
inspector..
They,
are,
here
in,
connection
with
the
Shrine
con
vention.
CEREMONIAL,
CENTOE-Prince,
Rupert's:
greaf'
S2u0,6(fo
Civic
Centre,
the
envy
of
all
Canada
and
which
manjw
otherilarge.r
cities
covet,
is
the
principal
venue
of
Gizeh
tfempleV
ssprins
ceremonial;
Like
all
other
visitors,
to
Prince
Rupert,
the
Shriners
enthuse
oyer
Prince
Rupert's,
enterprise
and.
good
fortune
at
having
such
a
fine
centre,
-as.
this.
fox.
all
community
Activities.
rj.::
John
Bulger
Ltd..
JEWELERS
AND
OPTOMETRISTS
...;iHM
'
Wishes
the
NOBLES
;
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stv
S
i
Happy
Days
in
Prince
RupertX
T
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...
j
I
.
IF
THERE
IS
ANY
COURTESY
.we'
lean
render,
gf
t
Any
assistance
we
can.
give
1
We
wilibe
happy
indeed
to
do'itwt
1
,
f
s:
WELCOME
SHRINERS
Albert
&
McCafferV
Ltd:
"Happy
U
raecl"
again
WITH
THE
JOLLY
NOBLES
AND
THEIRiCHARMING
LADIES
.
.
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A'.''''
Welcome:
Gizeh
)!
Standard
of
B.C
II-
I
Mi
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