P"r
prince
Elupctf
DafT?
Tutfts
Saturday,
Decim.bor
3,
1949
John
Sande
Of
Walter
from
Sinclair
Mills.
Prince
j
George
and
his
daughter,
Mrs.
M.
Neilson
of
Erickson.
Manitoba,
who
arried
on
Saturday
for
the
'funeral.
Terrace
Buried
JUNIOR
CITIZENS'
DAY
Editorial
"Future
Citizens"
At
Council
Meet
TERRACE
Funeral
services'
were
conducted
in
the
Anglican
Church
on
Monday
afternoon
for
the
late
John
C
Sande
.aged
82,
who
passed
away
at
the
home
of
"-
-
-
I
ip
jiff
41!
Jpf.
A
IJi
applk-atrorts
for
position
to
be
filled
in
the
city
on
Future
future,
his
son.
Ernest
Sande.
Booth
High
School's
citizens
city
council
attended
All
Set
.For
Students
To
Take
Over
Tuesday
A
mettinff
was
held
on
Ihe
29th
of
November
in.
the
Civic
Centre
with
Eric
Moore
the
Junior
Citizen
Mayor,
Miss
M.
Lykegard,
City
Clerl
and
several
members
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
Citizens
Day
have
been'
Bom
in
Norway,
the
deceased
came
to
this
country
at
a
very
early
age
and
has
lived
with
his
son
in
Terrace
for
the
past
18
months.
He
Is
survived
by
four
sons
and
one
daughter,
14
grand-
the
meeting
of
City
Council
this
week
and
observed
how
things
s
re
to
be
done
in
preparation
for
their
own
brief
tenure
of
office
next
week.
With
the
exception
considered
by
the
Junior
City
Council
and
most
suitable
applicants
were
chosen.
From
an
avail-
r
of
"City
Clerk"
Mona
Lykegard,,
children
and
S
great
grandchlld-who
sat
at
the
desk
with
City
I
rPn
a
sister
and
brother
in
Mani-Clerk
H.
D.
Thain,
the
Highjba.
GUM
BOOTS
Children's
'
Sizes
8-9-10
Regular
$2.50
TO
CLEAR
$1.95
GUM
BOOTS
Misses
Sizes
11-12-13
,
Regular
$2.05
TO
CLIAR
$2.25
GUM
BOOTS
THE
-
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LIMITED
tending.
Mr.
Cleland
was
there
to
represent
the,
able
57
positions,
53
have
school.
The
business
discussed
was
in
connection
with
Future
Citizens'
Day
.
,
Mayor
Moore
s
spiech
oH
Jun-
School
Mayor
and
Alderman
observed
the
proceedings
Iroin
the
spectators'
seats
at
the
rear.
While
the
business
of
the
meeting
was
discussed,
the
students
paid
close
attention
in
order
that
they
might
h;ve
some
idea
of
On
loyally
Percy
-Mallett
conducted
the
funeral
services
and
the
hymn
sung
was
"Jesus
Lover
of
My
Soul"
with
Mrs.
Norrington
as
organist.
Pallbearers
were,
Lloyd
Johnstone,
Clarence
Michiel,
Otto
Lindstrom,
Geoffrey
Lambley,
"
i
lor
Citizens'
Day
received
a
pood
Oral
of
disscussion
and
it
was
de-
Wouldn't
It
be
simpler
to
ask
the
hostess
what
been
filled.
The
most
sought-after
jobs
were
those
of
Stewardess
ami
tilot
for
the
C.P.A.
flying
from
heie
to
Sand-spit
tt
is
5mi:d
that
students
chosen
for
the
various
irositions
will
lo
the
name
of
the
record
is?"
cided
to
have
him
Introduce
trie
Oh,
Utere
4s
tTracti
Uiat
van
the
duties
exu-tUd
of
them
on
candidates
ior
the
civic
elections
ttM,
'
on
December
.'!.
It
was
also
de-On
Royalty,
Ts
true,'
cldrd
to
have
.he
Junior
Council'
Some
life
trow
preeisety
'dead,
meet
at
10
a.m.
on
December
th.
Beeanse
this
trait
they
knew.
J.
Archibald
December
6.
In
general
the
stu-'Vic
Pcrduzzi,
ol
Norway
Principal
mourners-
were
the
dents
found
the
meeting
interesting
and
educational,
giving
The
J.C.C.
sponsored
Student
Others
'Wish
that
they
had
Mo.
immediate
members
of
the
deceased's
family
including
his
son,
I
Parly
J
their
best
to
make
Fut-
Possessed
this
quality.
3rd
Ave.
Box
638
Ph.
351
most
of
those
present
theh
first
Mike
Colussi,
accordionist,
provided
the
music
for
the
dancing
which
followed.
During
the
luncheon
Intermission,
a
chicken
larfle
was
won
by
R.
Morgan.
Whist
winners
were:
Ladies:
Mrs.
Alice
Good,
Mrs.
Knut
Slatta.
Men:
O.
F.
Morgan,
Knut
So
think
what
loyalty
could
tfc,j
tire
Citizens
Day
an
an-
insight
into
the
affairs
of
lh
For
folks
like
you
and
me.
I
,
.
.
,
.
,
rvnrii
,n(l
dancing
was
the
1,,.
evening
at
the
Sons
Dance
on
December
t)
was
confirmed
nnd
the
prices
set,
student
card
also
needed
Tor
admission.
Gti?sts
may
be
Invited
on
a
basis
similar
to
that
used
at
the
school
dances.
Invitations
will
be
nuai
event
on
vne
scnooi
-
lad,
let's
"
rail
hrre
Take
Wie
Principal
Allan
M.
Hurst.,
Assistant
Principal
R.
D.
Cleland
jy
raid
party
in
tne
curriculum.
..cw.w,
land
Junior
Chamber
of
Com
extended
to
all
the
people'
whose
j
positions
were
taken
over
by
stu-j
merce
President
Harold
Hamp
OF
TASTY
MEALS
AT
TUB
Rex
Calle
Chine'
llsbe
a
Sprclltf
CHOP
SUEY
.
CHOW
MK1N
I
Nineteen
tables
were
after
which,
dancing
y!.
.
h'
ill
chaw
consisted
'
,.
Fred,'t
;,---.':'
Who
to
a
friend
stayed
true,.-
He
lives
on
H'-
and
bread,
,
,
His
costume
black
and
white
in
hue,
His
term
4s
twenty
years
and
two,
His
guilty
friend
went
free,
(dents
on
Junior
Citizens'
Diy.'
j
Dress
Is
to
be
optional.
Girls'
Glee
Club
LADIES'
BOWLING
Gurulerson,
master
of
Some
business
was
arranged
for,
In
order
that
the
Junior
ton
accompanied
the
junior
civic
leaders
to
the
meeting.
The
Junior
Chamber
of
Comerce
is
sponsoring
"Future
Citizens"
day.
On
Tuesday,
December
6,
selected
members
from
the
High
School
student
body
will
"take
over"
key
positions
In
the
city's
civic
and
business
life
for
a
day.
The
second
weekly
meeting
of
the
Girls'
Glee
Club
was
held
In
Council
should
have
some
work
at
So
think
what
loyalty
could
do,
,?
and
Mrs.
C.
Strand,
-
uf
the
refreshment
.
.Assisting
Mrs.
t
re
Mrs.
A.
Lund,
Mrs.
Second
Avenue
opposite
Prince
Rnpert
Hotel
7:00
am.
to
3:S0
a.m.
Phone
17J
tor
Outside
Order
room
9.
with
Mr.
Huber
as
spon
the
meeting.
In
which
the
alder,
i
For
'folks
tike
you
and
me.
men,
mayor
and
all
those
con-
I
LEA6UE
SCHEDULE
Dec.
6
Noble
&
Wick
vs
Scu-'
by's;
Rupert
Radio
vs
Brown-woods;
Variety
vs
Wallace
Pharmacy;
Stars
vs
Wrathall's;
Big
Sisters
vs
Commercial;
Annettes
vs
Belmonts.
r.ected
with
city
administration
1
on
loyalty
thus
ar
you've
read,
ksen.
Mrs.
J.
reocrsen,
sor
and
director.
Officers
for
ths
coming
year
have
been
elected
as
follows
President
Jackie
Ratchford.
also
Assistant
Conductor).
will
participate.
In
the
afternoon
the
council
is
to
be
free
fof
activities
now
being
arranged.
Johnson,
Nels
Was-;-fd
HenrJksen,
RflRnar
i
and
Harald
Helland.
YORK
That
virtues
are
so
few,
But
sometimes
profits
can
he
had
.
n
loyalty
you
knew.
If
friendship
you
would
chance
pursue,
This
Wait
will
pay
the
lee.
Vice
President
Madeline
Voungman.
CAR
TUNES
PRODUCTS
THAT
PLEASE
Personalities
I
i
iV
MAKE
SURE
THIS
YEAR
So
think
what
toyalty
could
do,
For
folks
like
you
and
me.
Secretary
Treasurer
Benita
Windle.
Pianist
Margaret
Strachan.
Assistant
Pianist
Mardell
Soiland.
'
Some
payment
will
be
given
Benita
Windle
Treasurer
of
Students
Council
Benita
was
born
in
Prince
Ru
MID.
The
Best
in
the
West
;
Ask
for
Canada
Packers
Products
you.
Though
good
or
bad
It
be,
pert,
February
13,
1934.
She
re
So
think
What
loyalty
could
do,
For
tolks
like
you
and
me.
YORK
ceived
her
primary
education
at
Borden
Street
and
King
Edward
schools
and
came
to
Booth
In
j
mm
Waterless
Town
AT
YOUR
GROCERS
grade
7.
She
likes
swimming,
bowling
and
Softball
and
her
hobbles
are
dancing
and
collecting
sheet
music.
She
is
taking
a
commsreial
course
and
plans
to
be
a
typist.
She
spends
a
few
AVOID
DISAPPOINTMENT
.
'..
hours
at
the
Kinc
Edward
8chool
V
-A
fl
1
1
typing
for
Mr.
Moore.
tt
voo
dcnV
AOJUST
YOUR
in
ED
TO
KM
CONDITIONS.
YOU
CON
T
HVi
A
CHINAMAH't
CHAIcr
Of
GETTING
ALLOW
EXTRA
TIME
FOI
0IT-0F-T0WR
Santa's
Smart
Assistant
V
if
II
your
subscription
is
In
arrears
and
you
do
not
receive
your
paper,
please
do
hot
blame
the
publisher,
the
new
boy
or
the
post
office.
Juf
do
a
little
straight
talking
to
yourself.
Co-operation
Of
subscribers
in
this
regard
would
be
appreciated.
It
weald
iav
a
lot
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and
everybody
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CHRISTMAS
DAY
Oil
DEC.
26
POSTAL
EMPLOYEES
WILL
ENJOY
THE
CHRISTMAS
HOLIDAY
AT
HOME
The
ancient
Neolithic
man
With
nature
did
comply,
He
drew
his
water
In
a
pan
From
streams
that
ambled
by.
One
heard
him
heave
a
heavy
sigh
....
As
daily
bent
he
down,
He
never
knew,
as
you
and
I,
The
comforts
of
the
town.
He
and
his
Pre-Pelasgian
clan.
When
darkness
filled
the
slty,
Homeward
to
a
cavern
ran
And
slept
till
Wawn
was
high.
He
had
no
lltrht
to
study
by,
He
could
not
tell
a
verb
or
noun.
He
never
knew,
as
you
and
I,
The
comforts
of
Ihe
town.
To
take
a
simple
bath,
this
man
Deep
in
a'pool
would
lie,
The
'dim
horizon
tie
would
-
scan
With
dark,
untroubled
eye.
He
tlld
not
fret,;
or.
wondert
why
He
had
no
laundered
gown.
He
never
knew,
as
you
and
I,
The
comforts
of
the
town.
Oh
modern
world,
I
give
you
hail.
But
to
the
Ancients
goes
the
crown,
'Who
never
knew,
as
you
and
I,
The
comiorts
of
the
town!
Steamship
Movement!
YOUNG
CONSERVATIVE
CHIEF
Fdmund
Davie
Fulton,
Progressive
Conservative
member
of
parliament
for
Kamloops
,is
president
of
the
Young
Progressive
Conservative
Association.
Born
March
16,
1918,
at
Kamloops,
he
studied
at
Oxford
as
a
Rhodes
Scholar
and
served
overseas
as
a
major
during
the
Second
World
War.
He
was
first
elected
to
the
Commons
In
1945.
(C.
P.
Photo
I
BPRCIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
and
MINING
MACHINERY
FOR
XMAS
SheafferS
"TRIUMPH"
BALAGNO
Florists
Phone
Creen
78".
Box
1193
:'SS
Ves,
that's
you
...
when
you
select
your
Kiveabtes
ami
wearables
from
;
';
our
Christmas
collection.
Cotne
jidw
while
,
assortments
are
complete.
.
.
See
all
the
smart
ideas
for
gracious
giving
.
.
.
We'll
be
wailing
for
your
visit.
HON.
G.
t
DOUARO
RINFHET,
K.C.M.P.
oilmofttr
.
Ctnttal
Corp.
C.
V.
Harrison
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Corps
of
Signals
here
Is
sailing
on
the
Cam
BEST
HAMBURGERS
osun
tomorrow
night
for
Vancou
ver,
having
been
reposted
to
the
detachment
there.
ilttnore
Beauties
Finest
in
Hots
Latest
in
Styles
IN
TOWN
"It's
a
Great
Life
if
You
Don't
WEEK-END"
SNACK
BAR
JIPF.N
6
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
DAII.t
i
Just
off
Third
Avenue
GIVE
THE
GIFT
THAT
PLEASES
"ALL-WAYS"
Shoff.r'i
"TRIUMPH"
Pm
l
matchlnj
Finlin
Ptncih
r
gift-choic
that
It
built
to
pltai
In
vtry
way
.
.
lway.
DIBB
ANNETTE
MAUSEIL
frrt
Vaneiiuvw
I
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
'
-
Third
Avenua
LADIES
WEAR
5
Phone
150
Js
High
Resistance
to
Rain
Sunday
ss.
Camosun,
D
p.m
Tuesday
ss.
Catala,
1:30
p.m
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Qeorge
525
3-d
Ave.
W.
Printing
Co.
Besner
Block
Phone
234
lced
from
....
$5.50
to
$8.50
HE
BEST
BY
BILTMORE
HE
BEST
BUY
BILTMORE
From
Vamnefr
1
318
Gth
St.
Ph.
Orders
Blue
02
Sunday
ss.
Catala,
p.m.
.
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
George,
Friday
ss.
Camosun,
2
p.m.
CME
CLOTHIN
For
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
SHORT
OF
MONEY?
Government
Has
Helped
Your
Xmas
Budget
PERSONAL
XMAS
CARDS
From
your
own
Snapshots
Come
in
and
See
our
Samples
10c
EA.
25
FOR
$2.40
WRATHALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
Sunday
ss.
Catala,
11
p.m.
STORE
From
Alice
Arm
and
Phone
359
"
Avenue
Stewart
.
.jdmiii'
-
Tuesday
ss.
Catala,
a.m.
'Ready
to
Go'
at
the
push
of
a
button
Factory
Fresh
For
Ocean
Fall
BROADWAY
CAFE
Thursday
ss.
Prince
George.
11:15
p.m.
From
'Ocean
falls
Food
With
the
removal
of
the
twenty-five
percent
luxury
tax
from
jewellery
the
government
has
made
it
possible
for
Christmas
shoppers
to
buy
more
gifts
for
less
money.
For
the
first
time
since
before
the
war
you
can
now
buy
Jewellery
free
of
this
nuisance
tax.
So
make
tnis
a
Jewellery
Xna,
that
she
will
appieciate
and
he
will
value.
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
George
buy
now
and
pay
later
at
Manson's
Jewellers.
Pay
only
half
now
and
the
rest
In
easy
weekly
or
monthly
payments
starting
February
1st,
1950.
For
that
friendly
service
where
value
and
quality
come
first.
See
t
MANSON'S
Your
Friendly
Jeweller
Goodyear
Batteries
for
Passenger
Cars
and
Trucks
-AT-.
From
Alaska
SAVOY
HOTEL
W.
L.
WOODS,
Prop-
PHONE
37
P.O.
BOX
1S97
FRASER
STREET
PRINCK
RUPERT
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
Thursday
ss.
Prince
George
8
p.m.
p.m.
For
Alaska
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
George
w--4Lf
Hours'!
a.m.
Phone
632
712
8econd
Ave.
Remember
also
that
you
cftn
Fr
Take-Home
Orders
Phone
200