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I
SHRINE
CLUB
ACTIVE
BODY
Mined
After
1G
Ore.
uitiiUt
Stimulated
by
Cijrrent
One
Prince
Rupeit's
tSUrhw
Club
wasi
conceived
wnen
otw
Tn.le
paid
its
first
vWt
to
Prince
Rupert
for
a
comnonlal
bttcK
In
1923
and
came
Into
or-
sjnnired
being
soon
thereafter
Uku
the
city.
It
has
had
its
up$
.mdHknvtw
bat.
inspired
by
the
ielkwship
of
Its
members
and
the
johlectlve
of
humanitarian
service.
It
ha
carried
on
ihrohah
twenty
yeans.
Of
nte.
i
.'out
rccer
at
urecdratiu5
for
the
icurtint
?
ceretn&Oal
have
Kreafly
stimulated
its
activities.
Here
are
the
leaders
of
Ihe
local
Club
whwjth
the
members'
jfneralblavt
tvou
very
busy
men
of
lale
"prepartns
for
tr4
visitors:
iVestoent.
A.
K.
Nelson.
vie-PresWent.
K,
r.
Robins.
SdVretary-Treasbrer.
.George
retrs.
Director
G
J.
Dawes.
George
nytliarn
and
Frank
Fitch.
Otinal
di$pr:v$Uon
of
author
Ut
to
form
a
ferine
Chrt
In
PrUyc
Rupert
$
received
frota
Il!u!t!rtou$
Potentate
Jaaws
W
Jludwn
of
Girth
Temple.
tjrt
Autujt
5.
lS.
and
the
first
meetlnjr
and
banquet
was
held
in
the
St
Regis
Cafe
on
August
8.
1926,
with
twenty-four
nobles
present.
At
that
inaugural
gathering
the
following
officers
were
elected:
President,
J.
Arthur
Smith.
Vice-President,
Y?llltm
Spll
ler.
Secretary.
R.
V.'CT
LePine.
Uf
Treasurer,
Okf
Hanson.
Executlve-S.
E.
P&rkex.
V.
H.
Tobey
and
John
Dybhvn.
Presidents
sinre
inaufuraUCHi
have
been
as
follows:
19&-J.
A.
Smith.
IS4I-K
V.
G.
LePine.
1M8-W.
It.
Tobey.
1-S.
E.
Parker
.
193d
John
Dybhavn
ceased.
IfrN-O.
II.
Mmiro
19
T.
11.
Johnson
ceased).
de-
tde-
gress
m
t'nnce
Kupert
today
followintr
the
arnval
early
this
afternoon
of
over
200
Nobfes
and
their
ladies
aboard
the
two
chartered
steamers
Princess
Xorah
and
Chtkotin.
They
willi
be
here
for
two
days
two
days
j
the
visitors
are
the
TempJe
replet
with
activity
typifying
j
Pairol
and
the
Ceremonial
Band.
H$hter
aspects
of
Free
Masonry.
They
will
be
much
in
evidence
Jolninf
the
ceremonial
here
are
about
the
city
thes
two
days
forty
Shrine
rs
from
Ketchikan'
and.
in
addition
tc
the
straljht
'
and
Petersburg.
Alaska,
some
of
whom
arrived
last
night
aboard
tti
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
others
coming
by
plane
today.
The
whole,
proceeding
enk
BUMte
tomorroK
evenirtg
,wWiv
thirty-two
notices,
ten
of
them
,
from
Wncourer.
wili
"tread
the
ouming
sands'
to
;
b4
taitfaded
arrwal
61
the
two
excursion1
es
rtners
Welcome
All
You
Shriners
snips
at
the
Canadian
National
'
wharf
this
afternoon,
a
cere-
;
mony
took
pi&c
when
a
wel-'
come
by
Mayor
Nora
Arnold
hv
eluded
the
presenVationjota
el
to
the
city
which
warcrie
by
the
nhsstrioBs
PoUntSfcJ
Richard
Nelaoo.
j
The
welcoming
ceremonies
j
-
over.
Patrol,
band,
chanters.
;
Case!
Club,
ordinary
nobs
and
i
initfaites
in
sigalfkant
tow-
parvj
aded
through
city
streets,
end-jj
'ng
up
at
the
CTK
Centre
where"
j
rgtsuaUon
of
Uk
visitors
ts
I
row
in
pregresa.
.Tonight
the
proceedings
wtHjj
Iw4th
reception
at
the
C4d
Land-iart"
and
later
the
ceretsonial
jball
aad
eatettainmet
in
the
jCfcric
Centre
and.
besween
xhe
'two
events,
band
concert
and
drill
on
the
Coart
Hoose
'
froends.
Toetorrow
mommg
tnere
will
be
a
hasinesa
sesce
o!
Oteeh
Tespie.
At
1
pa.
there
will
be
a
grand
parade
frocs
the
CMc
Centre,
Jetatag
with
the,
Klnamen'a
Parade,
the
Shrtners
breaking
off
to
proceed
to
the
residence
at
Dr.
C
H
Hinttc-sml.
Later
the
SSirinm
Bnd
and
Patrol
will
appear
at
Reose-
jvert
Park
to
uke
part
in
the
May
Qveen
ceiebratieu
peeeeed-1
tnrt
of
the
KUttBKn's
Csfe
During
the
niddle
of
Ute
'
j
aft(n3on
toraorrof
there
wtQ
I
be
a
te
for
ttte
ii&es
at
the
j
QU
Landa&rk
and
al
ladies
of
!
the
nobiltjr
wtO
later
nave
sinner
aboard
toe
PrfneeM
Xorah.
.
The
Xcfate
tfccsiaeTM
'
wl
be
attesdsif
a.
banoei
In
;
the
Maaank
TeranlK
!
Another
band
ecneett
will
be
eM
at
the
Conn
Howe
fMnads
early
vwnoraw
evening
Tn
the
rerun
am
al
nreceed-in?s
wl
take
ntae
at
te
Qix
CefNre
and
the
Ileal
pnast
at
tse
jterananfcal
trek
wiQ
eom-afteore
at
wtlnwnt
witn
the
stii-
Skg
of
the
two
sivaawta
an
:her
f
The
wistt
of
Gaefc
Tensile
for
ita
tetwnonial
to
Prince
Rnfer
nrks
the
cmhnlnatiM
of
and
tfcarongn
nresraUon
be
the
i
Prtnte
Bneert
Shrtne
dob
wiorlt.
;winV
not
targe
in
nteaiberslnn
U
been
ftt
its
tMknsaassn.
Ttut
,
ittna
eMnKstasaa
was
evidenced
by
lute
nnetbers
wfe
tamed
at
1
3ns
afteian
tn
rw
the
spee-tNe
of
antval
and
the
nwnber
.
beshwss
fKenmra
Out
wre
;
spNAaly
decorated.
X
Shrine
Mnvftutfctt
a
he:-idned
an
toe
Pa
S?a;i
u
A
reatsfta&xt:
:ik
iha
bi
Support
Is
Appreciated
Generous
support
by
Prince
Rupert
business
people
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
dub
in
connection
with
this
special
section
of
the
Daily
Xews
to
welcome
Olieh
Temple
Is
much
appreciated.
The
busl-
ness
men
were
both
generous
and
responsive
as
well
as
appreciative
of
the
importance
to
the
city
of
swsh
a
virtta-Uon
and
ctf
the.od
work
of
the
"Ancient
and
Arabic"
order.,
.
J
.
;
SHRINERS
May
your
good
work
prosper
And
may
your
days
be
happy,
Particularly
in
Prince
Rupert.
HOME
OIL
DISTRIBUTORS
LTD.
MORGAN'S
Men
s
Wear
SALUTES
0CPO5IT5
vAJTTCC.
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v
The
Nobles
ot
Gizeh
7ou
arc
Wel
come
in
Our
Store
Welcome
Shiners
TO
OUR
CITY.'
It
is
a
pleasure
to
have
you
'-
'
t
UTHES
rOTOfTCVSTX
VISIT
i
SPECIAL
SimiNERS'
SUPPLEMENT-HUDAY
10
tDrfncr
Uuprrt
Dnlly
J3ctuo
MAY
23,
City
Is
Venue
For
Color
ful
remoni
IMS
Peter
Loien.im
(de
feased.
IMi-A.
Brootabank.
IWS.
C.
Thomson.
1?3-J.
S.
.Velsor.
(deceased
1MT-F
M.
Dories
iS-J.
A.
Frasor.
im-G.
Oaowixll.
1M-V.
H.
Sfcortrkh.
1SMI-C.
H.
Hanktnson.
19U
Srneet
Osmmon
IWJ-J.
J.
UtUe
idoeeosedh
lM4-Geo.
Kckerman
(defeat
1MS-T
F
O.
Fitch
ISKT-A
K.
NUm
Geo
J.
Dawes
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Auctioneer"
Support
Shrine
Charities
Sec
George
First
r
pminmmma't,m
-;v
.
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BEAUTIFUL
PRINCE
RUPERT
Our
picture
combines
a
striking
seascape
of
Prince
Rupert's
Harbor
and
Waterfront
with
the
Post
Office
and
Federal
Building
in
the
foreground.
tn
one
of
the
cknlnMinc
rites
i
to
which
Masons
may
attain.
Gg&nl
vewse
for
tee
prvA-eee&nfes
to
the-
Civkv
Centre
which
has
been
taken
over
lock,
.jioek
and
barrel
tor
the
who;e,
-days.
6itfLinrtuark
Moose
Temple
also
haTtng
Nn
emrafed
for
attesdan:
:a:vtcAs
J
i
Of
ousandinf
interest
anon?
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
cicomes
Nobl
VKINTBI
STAT10XKRS
OFF1CK
SUI'PLIKS
NORTHWEST
CONSTRUCTION
LTD.
Wei
comes
theSh
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT
NOBLES
and
LADIES-
We
hope
jt
are
as
glad
to
be
here
As
wc
are
to
have
you
...
WELCOME
and
BEST
WISHES
THOMAS
McMEEKlN
&
SONS
99
Taxi
Three
Hundred
Visitors
For
Spectacular
Rites
i
Colorful,
tunesome
and
highly
spectacular,
the
second
ceremonial
of
Gizeh
Temple,
Ancient
and
Arabic
Order,
Xobles
of
the
Mystic
Shrine,
is
in
pro
Shrine
activities,
will
participate
and
tend
color
to
the
Kinsmen's
Club's
annuakaf&y
Queen
cele-
oration
tomorrow.
The
Band
.
will
also
visit
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
and
the
M
flier
:
Bay
Hospital
Immediately
following
the
'
ATLIN
FISHERIES
&
NORTHERN
FISHERMEN'S
,
COLD
STORAGE
Fish
Packers
Cold
Storage
Operators
Draws
attention
of
the
Nobles
to
the
Importance
of
the
Fishing
Industry
at
Prince
Rupert
Greetings
.
.
.
Nobles
of
the
Mystic
Shrine
We
hope
your
stay
in
or
town
will
be
happy
.
.
.
IMlo
Gizeh!
We
may
hot
have
the
burning
sands
But
we
have
a
warm
WELCOME
CHEERIO!
W.
R.
LOVE
ELECTRIC
CO.
Greetings
to
Gizeh
Ormes
Limited
Prince
Rupert's
Pioneer
and
Up-to-Date
Druggists
WELCOME
THE
SHRINERS
THE
BURNING
SANDS
can
be
no
'
Wanner
than
the
WELCOME
of
Prince
Rupert
to
the
MYSTIC
NOBLES
IMPERIAL
MACHINE
WORKS
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