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Prince
Rupert
Daily
rectus
Lto.
Thursday,
February
12,
1948
FOOD
PRICES
EASING
OFF
Reaction
Here
to
Downward
Movement
in
I'nited
States
Social
Doings
Contributions
to
tins
section
will
be
welcomed)
EW
OFFICERS
MRS.
KIELBACK
Foole
in
England,
collected
by
the
local
Rotary
Club
and
to
be
distributed
by
the
e!ub
in
Poole,
was
dispatched
at
the
first
of
this
week
to
Vancouver
who.
ice
it
will
be
transhipped
by
the
Johnson
Steamship
Line
to
London
enroute
to
Poole.
The
ship
FOOD
TO
RITAIN
Rotary
Club's
Gift
Dispatched
at
First
of
Week,
Including
,
'
City's
Canned
Salmon
!
.
ces
on
the
f;,
ginning
in
hen
Canada
,
c
The
immediate
70:
stiffen
prices
.
merchants
here
are
t
the
price
of
fiour
J00!
'hlle
oat
ann
.to
t.
UHW
ease
off.
'awit
ln
th(,
Easing
off
in
the
United
States
of
prices
on
some
food
lines
and
on
ether
commodities
is
being
felt
slightly
in
Prince
Rupert,
according
to
sev-
W",frV
h
ment
included
24
cases
oi
can-Fifteen
cases
of
food
and
ned
salmon
purchased
from
itv?
clothing
for
the
fishing
town
of
Mayor's
Fund
here.
Rushing
the
Seasoi
Maybe
the
birds
are,
not
you
if
it
is
a
N
.nrinrr
'
MIX
IS
NEW
REGENT
Succeeds
Mrs.
Teng
as
Head
of
Queen
Mary
Chapter
Vear"s
Activities
Reviewed
Mrs.
S.
A.
Kielback
was
elected
regent
of
Queen
Mary
Chapter
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
at
the
annual
meeting
which
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin,
Borden
Street.
Mrs.
Kielback
succeeds
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng
who
has
completed
her
term
as
regent
and
now
becomes
honorary
regent.
The
officers
for
1948
arc:
Honorary
Regent,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng;
Regent,
Mrs.
S.
A.
Kiel-back;
First
Vice
-Regent,
Mrs.
F.
M.
Kempton;
Second
Vice-Regent,
Mrs.
J.
E.
Boddie;
Secretary.
Mrs.
Thomas
McKeown:
Assistant
Secretary,
Mrs.
J.
R.
Carr;
Treasurer.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Ten;,':
Educational
Secretary,
Mrs.
W.
J.
Lineham:
Echoes
Secretary.
Mrs.
George
Howe:
Standard
Bearer.
Mrs.
M.
J.
Keays.
Standing
committee
conveners
e
"uiuue
you
a
thinking
of.
v
J3
j
v
15y
making
your
selections
now,
you
have
a
fU
ranprf
New
Spring
Merchandise
to
choose
from.
ARE
INSTALLED
Caiubrai
Chapter
Defers
Flection
of
Recent
Retiring
Recent
Mrs.
W.
S.
jjg
was
presented
with
a
love
ly
silver
meat
platter
in
recognition
of
her
leadership
last
year
by
Cambrai
Chapter,
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
at
its
annual
meeting
in
the
Civic
Centre
on
Tuesday
niht.
The
meeting
installed
a
new
slate
of
officers
with
the
exception
of
regent,
election
of
which
was
deferred
until
a
later
date.
Officers
are:
first
Vic?
-Regent,
Mrs.
C.
O.
Ham.
Second
Vice
-Regent.
Mrs.
K.
Linriseth.
Secretary,
Miss
Vivian
W'rath-:
all.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
S.
A.
Saville.
Educational
Secretary,
Mrs.
Crawford
Moore.
Echops
Secretary,
Mrs.
Victor
Grant.
Work
done
by
the
chapter
dur-iing
the
year
was
shown
in
the
annual
reports
Welfare
contn-
buttons
totalled
almost
$100
as
was
also
the
value
of
food
par-
e
ls
shmped
overseas.
Collec-
about
$200.
Retiring
officers
,
,
,
.
.
.
..
Tl.
v
l,i
Mis.
Noble
-
reported
that
acti-
,
,!.
f
i
ui
Luc
simpler
in
iviarcn
will
include
the
Cambrai
Birth-
1
day
Party
in
the
Knights
of
Columbus
Hall
and
the
annual
din-rt-r
at
the
Civic
Centre.
The
'monthly
raffle
was
won
by
Mrs.
George
Rorie.
j
High
School
pupils
contribut
ed
a
large
quantity
of
canned
goods
and
the
Boy
Scouts
assist
in
connection
with
the
collection.
Lindsay's
Cartage
looked
after
the
packing
and
shipping.
at
Civic
Centre
i
i
FRIDAY
',
Sports
i
a.m.
Bo-Me-Hi
gym
class
.
;
10:30
Rup-Rec
tiny
tots,
p.m.
2:30
Annunciation
gym
cla.
3:30
Rup-Rec
junior
girl.'
8:00
Rup-Rec
ladies.
Basketball
Practices
I
4:00
King
Edward
No.
1
VS
i
Borden.
Booth
vs.
Kin:
!
Edward
No.
2.
!
6:00
Stones
vs.
65
Taxi.
7:00
Sweet
Sixteen
vs.
Savoy.
8:00
Bo-Me-Hi
vs.
Co-op.
9:00
Brownwoods
vs.
Fashion
Footwear.
Special
Events
a.m.
10:30
Leath.ercraft
group.
I
p.m.
5:45
Community
"
Calender
CFPR.
,
8:00
Camera
Club,
Typogra-
,
phical
Union,
Mixed
Card
Club.
;
9:00
Rotary
Rehearsal.
LOSES
LIFE
SAVINGS
OAKTHORPE,
Leicestershire,
England
(P
Tom
Wilson,
50,
crippled
carpenter
who
neither
drank
nor
smoked,
refused
to
bank
his
money
because
"the
government
would
take
part
of
it."
Thieves
broke
into
his
cottage
and
stole
500
life's
savings.
Advertise
in
the
Dailv
News!
CROWNING
"MISS
UNITED
NATIONS
OK
1948"-The
sixth
annual
ball
of
the
United
Nations'
club
to
provide
food
and
medical
aid
for
children
of
Europe
and
Far
East
was
heid
in
Washington,
DC,
this
week
with
representatives
from
42
lands
participating
in
the
pageant
and
vieing
for
the
title
of
"Miss
United
Nations
of
19
!8."
The
title
was
won
by
Miss
Nora
Marlins,
daughter
of
Ambassador
and
Madame
Carlos
Martins
of
Brazil.
The
lovely
senorita
from
"below
the
border"
is
pictured
being
crowned
by
Dr
John
R.
Steelman,
assistant
to
President
Truman,
as
Attorney-General
Tom
Clark
presents
Miss
Martins
with
a
cup.
Looking
on
at
right
is
John
Davis
Lodge
R
of
Connecticut.
'Sf
AM''
for
the
Queen
Elizabeth
H
spi.
tai.
It
was
decided
to
join
the
Prince
Rupert
Film
Council
bv
payment
oi
a
fee
of
$250.
Flans
were
discussed
for
daffodil
tea
to
be
held
Easter
Monday.
Following
the.
business
vision,
delicious
refreshments
were
served.
.,
'
"
'""
WRITES
MUSICAL
SCORE
LONDON
O-Sir
Arnold
Bax.
Master
of
the
King's
Mustek,
'.s
working
on
the
musical
score
fir
his
first
feature
mihn.
Dickms'
Oliver
Twist",
now
in
pioduc-
tion
at
Pinewood
Studios
are:
Fmnire
Stnrtv
Mrs
n
r"
stuart;
Ex.Service
Personnel.
,
Mrs
j
A
T
chud
and
We).
fare
Mrs
j.
stewart.
Hospital,
v
A
B
Ljve
and
Foote
and
Mrs
F.
M.
iR.
S.
Blackaby;
Cancer
Fund,
,
,
Mrs.
Earl
-
Becker.
The
retiring
regent
was
presented
with
a
pretty
vase
as
a
:
token
of
appreciation
for
her
work
during
the
year,
the
pres-1
entation
being
made
by
Mis.
Kielback.
i
The
new
regent
was
appointed
It
was
reported
that
the
sum
fwt
Mm,
't
fiSiM
InAt
Mil!
delegate
to
the
provincial
an-STOCK
FEEDING
TRIALS
,nual
meeting
to
be
held
in
Vic-i
CANBERRA
(P
The
Austra-1
toria
April
12.
13
and
14.
i
lian
Meat
Board
is
financing
a
three-year
experiment
in
the
of
$84
had
been
expended
to
topping-off
of
beef
cattle
with
send
food
parcels
to
needy
Bri
-grain
sorghum.
Tests
will
be
tons.
Members
were
urged
to
made
under
field
conditions
in
redouble
their
efforts
in
this
re-north-Western
New
South.spect.
Seventy-six
articles
of
Waies
and
similar
experiments
clothing
were
also
sent
at
a
total
with
other
supplementary
food-I
cost
of
$141.30.
I
stuffs
are
being
considered.
The
educational
committer
YOU
NEEDN'T
WAIT
FOR
YOUR
SHIP
TO
COME
IN
BEFORE
CHOOSINQ
YOUR
SPRINO
ENSEMBLE.
USE
OUR
PERSONALIZED
BUDGET
PLAN.
NO
INTEREST
NO
CARRYING
CHARGES.
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
1
-Li
$3.95
$1.95
$4
05
ATTENTION
ed
FISHERMEN!
Install
a
Marine
Mis
f
flea
On
Your
Boat
Engine
and
Avoid
Harmful
BACK
PRESSURE
We
make
mufflers
to
suit
your
engine.
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
253
East
First
Ave.
Black
884
A
PIECE
OF
GOOD
LUCK
And
it
won't
come
by
picking
up
a
horse
shoe.
You'll
have
all
the
good
luck
you
need
for
buying
or
selling
needed
services
and
articles
by
using
the
classified
section
of
The
Daily
News.
The
D
lily
News
First
Dun's
Service
StJti
McBrlde
St.
0r
t
reported
that
the
sum
of
$20
liad
i
been
donated
to
Borden
Street
School,
magazine
subscriptions
to
Terrace
High
Schoul
and
Bor-
den
Street
School
as
well
as'
seventy-live
calendars.
Mem-
bers
had
assisted
at
the
annual
Empire
Day
celebration.
The
child
and
welfare
report
showed
$135
donated
to
the
Civic
Centre
and
5:4.50
to
assist
the
aged
and
the
blind.
'
One
new
member.
Mrs.
Marg-
a
ret
Stewart,
was
initiated.
A
letter
of
thanks
from
th-.'
Duchess
of
Edinburgh
'Princess
Elizabeth
i
thanking
the
order
for
its
gift
of
an
ermine
wrap
was
read.
A
balance
from
the
gift
fund
was
used
for
equip-
ment.
supplies
and
special
foods
$7
regular
to
$8.50
S
n
E
Jot
ARANCE
OF
ODD
LINES
Plain.
Toe
Brown
&
Black
Oxfords
regular
to
Sealskin
Slippers
regular
to
$3.95
.50....
at
ork
Boots
and
Oxfords
regular
to
$6.50.
rown
Moccasin
Toe
Oxfords
i
$5.50
IND
MANY
OTHER
BARGAINS
AT
Si
ra
nJDt
Sale
in
ZS
Years
Starts
Friday
13th,
Eaids
Saturday
21st