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Wednesday,
November
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1918
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SPECIAL
INVITATION
IS
EXTENDED
TO
EVERY
HOMEMAKER
SOUVENIR
GIFTS
FOR
THE
CHILDREN
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BRINGS
TO
TWENTY-FOUR
THE
NUMBER
OF
BRANCH
HOUSES
SERVICING
CANADIAN
RETAILERS.
AND
CONSUMERS
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
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HALIFAX.
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THESE
BRANCHES
ARE
SUPPLIED
BY
EIGHT
UP-TO-DATE
PACKING
PLANTS
LOCATED
IN
THE
FOLLOWING
CITIES:
M,
DOUGAIX
T.
W.
BOLES
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Toronto"
VANCOUVER
EDMONTON
WINNIPEG
PETERBORO
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HULL
MONTREAL
CHARLOTTETOWN
Packers
Limited
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with
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to
another
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holds
the
im-'
of
Plant
Manage
employ
of
the
1927,
shortly
af-
his
schooling.
His
"
i.nving
livestock
'as
livestock
ac-
"Ved
to
the
Sales
"'tmont
and
from
'i
minted
to
a
Car
man.
Sales
Dcoartment
C.
C.
FOLKINGIIOUNE
General
Sales
Manager
Mr.
Polkinghorne
joined
the
company
in
1914
as
a
clerk.
He
served
overseas
in
World
War
I
front
19J5
to
1919,
during
which
time
he
won
the
D.C.M.
Upon
his
return
from
overseas
he
was
posted
to
the.
Credit
Department,
Toronto,
and
in
1921
was
appointed
Credit
Manager
of
the
Winnipeg
plant.
In
1922
Mr.
Polkinghorne
returned
to
Toronto
and
went
into
the
Sales
Division,
succeeding
to
the
post
of
Car
Route
Sales
Manager
in
1927.
In
1942
ne
was
appointed
to
the
important
post
of
General
Sales
Manager
for
C.
J.
LONG
Plant
Superintendent,
Edmonton
i
Joined
the
company
In
1927
at
Winnipeg
as
Shift
Engineer.
In
1928
he
became
Chief
Engineer
and
in
1930
also
assumed
the
duties
of
Mechanical
Superintendent
of
the
Winnipeg
plant.
In
193G
Mr.
Long
was
sent
to
Edmonton
to
assist
with
the
construction
and
supervise
the
Installation
of
the
equipment
at
the
new
Edmonton
plant,
and
upon
Its
completion
assumed
the
duties
of
Plant
Superintendent.
The
new
Prince
Rupert
branch
was
built
under
Mr.
Long's
supervision
and
he
looks
upon
the
new
branch
as
one
of
the
highlights
of
his
'
career.
T.
W.
Boles,
Winnipeg
born,
has
been
in
the
packinghouse
field
with
Canada
Packers
for
the
past
30
years.
He
has
had
a
varied
career'
in
the
meat
business,
having
worked
in
various
departments
of
the
ousiness
prior
to
being
placed
in
charge
of
St.
Boniface
Car
Route
Salesmen
in
1920.
In
1932
he
was
appointed
Regin-a
Branch
Manager
and
in
1930
moved
to
Edmonton
as
Sales
Manager,
where
he
has
under
his
jurisdiction
45
salesmen
and
sales
supervisors
operating
territories
from
the
Saskatchewan
border
to
the
Pacific
Ocean.
Nine
-Year-Old
Idea
Culminates
in
Opening
CHARLES
HENRY
CALLAHAN
Mr.
Callahan
joined
the
services
of
Canada
Packers
in
August,
1942.
Hank,
as
his
friends
know
him,
was
born
in
Pincher
Creek,
Alberta,
and
attended
public
school
in
that
town,
completing
iiii
;-
education
in
Edmonton.
After
leaving
school,
he
spent
nine
years
in
the
retail
meat
business
prior
to
joining
Canada
Packers
Limited.
He
left
our
employ
for
overseas
service
in
the
R.C.A.F.,
returning
to
us
in
September,
194S,
and
shortly
after
was
promoted
to
Sales
Supervisor.
His
duties
are
boosting-
$he
sales
throughout
buc
B.C.
of
Plant
in
Pr.
Rupert
I'lnotcd
to
the
op-I
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processing
sec-f
Packing
plant,
and
")!)ointcd
Mana-
Cilinonton
plant.
Canada
Packers
have
been
casting
an
eagle
eye
towards
an
expansion
program
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
past
nine
years,
realizing
the
necessity
of
con
structing
suitable
facilities
for
handling
the
ever
growing
requirements
of
Prince
Rupert
populace
and
MiSsaSi
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mxuiKKxa
adjoining
territories,
including
the
Queen
Charlotte
;
Islands,
Yukon
Territories
and
Alaska.
'Due
to
wartime
restrictions
and,
later,
shortage
of
material?,
the
construction
was
delayed.
However,
the
company
is
pleased
that
it
is
now
1
ROBERT
KENDALL
ELKINS""
Bob
is
a
Prince
Rupert
pro-
!
duct,
having
been
born
here
in
1919
and
'
acquiring
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equipped
wun
a
moaern
wen-iocaiea
oraiim
wneie
there
will
be
made
available
to
the
consuming
public
the
fine
quality
"Maple
Leaf"
meats,
"York"
canned
.
HARVEY
FKEUEHltK
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Born
in
Springwater,
Saskatchewan,
in
1921.
Joined
the
company
in
April,
1940,
after
completing
his
schooling
in
Edmonton.
Mr.
Irwin
spent
two
years
in
Edmonton
in
departmental
work
prior
to
enlisting
in
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
in
1941.
.Upon
his
return,
he
spent
pome
time
on
Traffic
work
before
'
taking
over
a
sales
ter-
ritory.
His
duties
in
Prince
Rupert
will
be
sales
distribution.
goods,
poultry,
eggs
and
cheese
processed
in
Canada's
finest
packing
plant,
in
Edmonton,
Alberta.
Ideal
temperatures
will
be
maintained
in
the
branch
house
at
Prince
Rupert
to
ensure
freshness
of
product
at
all
times.
schooling
in
Prince
Rupert.
.
He
joined
Canada
Packers
J
in
the
capacity
of
sales
rep-
i
rcsentative
in
1943.'
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Previous
to
joining
Canada
-
'
Packers,
he
served
in
the
Royal
Canadian
.
Navy
from
1
September,
1939,
to
October,
1945.
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