ft
M
th
BIRTHDAY
FART
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Continued
from
Fane
On?
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g'-t
th-
Future
Citizens'
Day
.
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li
t?unte
Etupett
Dail?
J3ttoi
Friday,
December,
2,
139
,
"thcr
Ate
no
STUDENTS
ASSIGNED
TO
ALL
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JLi
nr.tie
village
early
Tuesday
tary
u.scd
another
flat
lug
ux
u
writing
tabic,"
he
recalled
.
Later,
when
other
iLslicniirn
Joined
the
movement,
a
sliuygl
-over
prices
began
which
eventu
"i;
II.)
MANNER
OF
COMMUNITY
JOBS
'(
the
dv..i..
.
"
J
said.
rait
ally
became
the
Prince
Rupert
Hartley
Bay
leader
Dies
General
merchant
and
one
of
Hartley
Bay's
leading
men,
Philip
Douglas
died
at
the
down
coast
I
"".nil
,
,
illiroiiH,
u.ni
Fishermen's
Co-ODeratlve.
Inspector
of
Western
Fisheries
A.
J.
Wh;unore
brought
greetings
from
his
department
In
a
brief
address.
A'JB
tel.
graii
lalll"W
ft
ail
byM
morning,
according
to
advice
received
by.
Indian
Superintendent
F.
E.
Anficld.
Before
going
Into
business,
he
was
a
successful
seine
fisherman.
.
Fifty-three
years
of
age
and
born
at
Kitkatla
but
making
his
home
for
many
years
at
Hartley
Bay,
Mr.
Douglas
is
survived
by
a
widow
and
son,
Edwin
John.
Charles
Douglas
is
a
brother.
.The
funeral
will
take
place
at
Hartley
Bay.
Final
plans
have
been
completed
for
the
staging
of
Future
Citizens'
Day
in
Prince
Rupert
next
Tuesday.
This
is
the
day
when
the
young
people
of
the
community
take
over
and
run
the
city's
civic
and
business
life.
The
program
is
sponsored
by
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
in
conjunction
with
the
students
""JUKI'S
fim
A
Rciici-ill
m-rvt-
Dr
Coady
told
the
gathering
alive
Union
nr
r
Peoples
Store
that
."you
have
seized
on
some-
Leslie
IMiiiii(w
t
thing
that
is
potentially
great
jB.
C.
Ci).i),iv'('
and
urged
a
continuous
educa-
cicty,
Vanennunr
Council
and
teachers
of
Bo-Me-Hi
School
and
completed
plans
1
KT
-nil......
is
isfj'.
'
'I
mi
I'0-rui
tion
program
so
that
the
ideals
of
co-operation
are
diffused
liislioncs
STEWART
WHARF
NEAR
COMPLETED
i
m
m
v
m
a
r
i
.
1
v
.
C.
Latimer
has
been
on
a
visit
throughout
the
nation
and,
Following
the
eventually,
the
world.
bcrs
aUl.nw
J
"The
people
are
mainly
inter-
auditorium.
Music
estcd
in
the
lower
horizon,"
ho
Colussl
and
his
or
asserted.
They
do
not
often
see
j
Thp
banquet
ai
call
for
the
young
citizens
to
handle
propositions
in
practically
every
sphere
of
the
business
life
of
Prince
Rupert.
Led
by
'Mayor"
Eric
Moore
there
will
be
a
"City
Council-and
all
other
positions
connected
witn
Civic
Administration
have
been
filled.
The
high
H
4
t
Radio
Station
CFPR
Manager,
Robert
Smith;
Technician,
Dick
Wesch;
Secretary,
Marie
Skalmerud;
Announcer,
Dick
Large.
CP.,
Airlines
Manager,
Hazel
Tweed;
Stewardess,
Marlon
Greenwood;
Pilot,
Bob
Williamson;
Co-pilot,
Sandy
Hamilton.
General
Hospital
Staff
Secretary,
Enid
Sergwlck;
Dietitian,
mum
to
wharf
construction
at
Stewart
for
Horie
St
Latimer
"
Construction
Co.
Ltd
of
Vancouver.
He
was
a
passenger
arriving
from
the
north
on
the
Coquitlam
Elegantly
Fashioned
For
Glamourous
Moments
PROTESTS
FROM
A
SAFE
DISTANCE
uernara
r-mier,
ctuei
oi
i
must
persuade
the
people
to
the
tlonal
commit!
light
of
this
part
of
the
Day's
!0
JVI'I'S
j
UiUl
acre'
The
:
10
,-
Dai
tot
co-operative
way
of
life.
Never
manship
of
Joe
li;
nroeram
will
be
the
"council
which
docked
here
Tuesday,
re
the
information
department
of
the
Soviet
Zone
government
in
Geiawny,
addressed
a
Communist
meeting
in
the
Soviet
sector
of
Berlin
recently,
as
a
protest
against
the
conviction
of
America's
11
top
Communists.
Eisler
fled
the
U.S.
in
the
Polish
ship
Batory
while
being
investigated
by
U.S.
authorities.
meeting
in
the
regular
council
chambers
at
10.00
a.m.
Tuesday
EVENINGS
7-9
p.m.
t
j
turning
to
Stewart
yesterday.
With
Mr.
Lambert
was
C.
F.
P.
Irene
Reekie;
Admitting
Clerk.
Betty
Prince;
Nurses,
Pat
Tipton,
Dolly
Smith
and
Mary
Strachan.
Librarian
Joyce
Scherk.
Fri.
-
Sal.
SATURDAY
Mattncc-
1
I
a
morning.
Faulkner,
assistant
district
en
Meanwhile
the
young
Chief
gineer
for
the
Federal
Depart
ment
of
Public
Works,
who
dls
embarked
here
after
an
inspec
tlon
of
the
wharf
at
Stewart.
lJ'WV
J.,
of
Police
will
be
taking
law
breakers
into
court
to
appear
before
the
"Magistrate"
for
the
day
while
across
the
street
the
young
"Fire
Chief"
will
be
whipping
his
crew
into
shape
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
F.
Rubins
of
Port
Edward
returned
home
on
the
Prince
George
Wednesday
aTler
a
trip
to
San
Francisco
and
Honolulu.
Wallace's
Drug
Store
Isobcl
Taylor.
Wallace's
Clothing
Store
Manager,
Margaret
Strachan;
Assistant,
Lenora
Faught.
Cook's
Jewellery
Store
Edna
Ronald.
iBank
of
Montreal
Clara
Var-fcldt
and
Rcna
Ingram.
TRAIN
SCIIKDULE
For
the
Fast--
Monday.
Wednesday,
Frldax
8:00
p
m.
From
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F.t
Tuesday,
Thursday.
Saiardn?
10:15
p.m.
in
case
of
fire
or
other
troubles.
NOW
AVAILABLE
In
other
parts
of
the
city
young
people
win
De
reporting
and
editing
the
Daily
News,
ar-
Advertise
id
thr
o)2
News!
Helgerson's
Realty
Eileen
rana-ina
programs
on
the
radio
Jcrstad.
tTarjorieMWMill
station
CFPR,
running
the
School
Teaehcers
Geraldinc
nower
company;
.
working
for
Prockter,
Rene
Nicholson,
Anna
U
V
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines,
en-
.iv.
Baketov,
Mary
McAfee,
Dcscka
Percy
KlLBRIOj
tcring
the
hospital,,
teaching.
Peneff
Esther
Harrison.
1
"i
,
w
.,
His,:'?,
public
schools,
fixing
the
roads,
Capitol
Theatre
Manager,
E.
and
working
in
a
wide
variety
(
steffens,
assistant,
D.
Batc-of
department
stores
and
other
man
businesses.
The
young
people!
clvic
centre
C.
Ritchie,
will
really
get
right
in
and
see,
Just
how
their
city
is
run.
4,
I.OOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEl
Those
Taking
Over
Appointments
to
the
following
positions
were
made
by
the
students
council
after
application
had
been
received
and
considered
for
each
position.
;
Chief
of
Police
Henry
Mar-
II
youi
subscription
is
in
arrears
and
you
do
not
receive
your
paper,
please
do
not
blame
the
publisher,
the
new
boy
or
the
post
office.
Jur"
do
a
little
straight
talking
to
yourself.
Co-operaMon
of
sub-
.
.
.
1
I
11.1-
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tinusen.
I
be
appreciated
It
would
iavet,
I
a
lot
of
trouble
"and
every-;
Magistrate
Bud
Ratchford.
AssistantRay
Spring.
Constables
Billy
McChcsncy,
Vito
Campagnolo.
Fire
Chief
Glen
Carlson.
Assistant
Bill
Harvey.
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