Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Saturday,
December
9,
1950
LETTERBOX
I
George
Dibb
left
on
yesterday's
j
plane
for
a
business
trip
to
Building
Is
Lower
rVj
;
'
.
t
NO
POLITICS,
ANYWAY
i
Editor,
Daily
News:
j
Allow
me
a
f
e
lines
to
express
my
amazement
at
the
lack
of
political
acumen
on
the
part
of
:he
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
in
kutting
off
the
supply
of
electricity
to
radio
station
CFPR
Just
!
after
the
commencement
of
the
'
program
sponsored
by
the
Junior
But
Permits
Have
Not
Yei
Been
Issued
for
$700,000
School
Program
4
WJRflr
CWSi5'M
Euilding
permits
for
Novem-
For
Men
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
which
er
fell
off
to
$5,90!)
from
Octo-.
lall
candidates
for
aldermen
injber's
$22,340
to
bring
the
year's,
the
present
election
were
to
total
to
saai.wi.
mis,
compare
speak.
1
,hm
(
t
-ju
Pure
Wool
Ankle
Sox
in
Diamond
pattern
with
Wool
Tie
in
matching
design.
Per
set
with
1949's
November
total
of
$145,136,
that
year's
11-month',
total
of
$343,489.
Peimits
for
the
'
$700,000
school
building
program
had'still
not
been
listed
up
to
the
end
of
November.
The
high
No-
vember
total
last
year
was
largelv
,
vere
is
no
dou;)t
that
the
experience
of
sitting
in
the
pitch
dark
in
the
local
radio
studio
is
an
event
which
none
of
the
candidates
will
forget.
Frankly,
in
view
of
the
ealy
due
to
the
$106,000
permit
issued
!
reopening
of
the
franchise,
that
act
is
iklely
to
have
considerable
i
to
Famous
Players
to
build
the
Totem
Theatre.
iniiuence
on
the
future
discus
BUILDERS'
NEEDS,
PHONE
Permits
issued
last
month
were:
j
P.
Wikdal,
137
Fifth
Avenue,
east,
addition,
$100.
i
sions
of
at
least
four
of
the
members
of
the
aldermanic
board.
The
Irony
of
the
matter
is
that
the
break
came
Just
after
D-axrow
Gomez
had
commented
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
$4.00
Suspender,
Armband
and
Garter
Sets
in
attractive
colors.
Per
set
$3.00
Fine
Quality
Suspenders,
smartly
boxed.
Each
1.50
$3.00
VICE-REGAL
CARD
This
Is
the
Christmas
Card
Viscount
and
Lady
Alexander
will
be
sending
to
tneir
friends
this
year.
Measuring
9
by
7
Inches,
it
bears
a
colored
reproduction
of
a
painting
of
the
snow-covered
coach
house
at
the
back
of
Rideau
Hall
which
the
Governor-General
D.
Gomez,
1817
Seventh
Av-
:
enue
east,
septic
tank,
$100.
Blain
Bros.,
Second
Avenue,
j
sign
erection,
$200.
I
V.
Wells,
1443
Eighth
Avenue
I
east,
renovating
attic,
$300.
i
uiu
earner
mis
year.
(CP
PHOTO)
on
the
present
unhappy
power
situation.
Some
wag
has
.
suggested
that,
if
the
power
franchise
ever
became
the
subject
of
a
plebiscite:
"Vote
for
the
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
and
burn
coal
oil"
might
be
fairly
appropriate.
Thank
you,
Mr.
Editor.
H.
ERIC
FAURE.
Wikdal
and
the
late
Chris
Paulsen
and
member
of
the
staff
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
here,
was
united
In
marriage
with
Otto
Nordal
Mostad,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Olof
Mostad,
at
an
Interesting
wedding
ceremony
which
took
place
in
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
last
Saturday
evening,
Rev.
Earl
Solland
officiating.
Given
In
marriage
by
her
bro
in
Becomes
t;i(l
White
Silk
Scarves
li
e
n
v
Nora
A.
Letourneau,
Sixth
Avenue
west,
new
construction,
$3,000.
Rupert
Bakery,
Third
Avenue,
s:gn
erection,,
$200.
R.
M.
McKay.
Sixth
Avenue
east,
sign
erection,
$200.
70
Taxi,
Third
Avenue,
sign
erection,
$200.
Variety
Store.
Third
Avenue,
sign
erection,
$200.
O.
Anderson,
568
Ninth
Avenue
west,
repairs,
$1,200.
n
&
s
Grocery,
Second
and
Sons
of
Norway
Whisl
and
Dance
Twelve
tables
were
in
play
last
night
at
the
Sons
of
Norway
whist
drive.
Mrs.
O.
Giske
was
high
lady,
with
Mrs.
E.
Egersen
coming
second.
N.
Rodseth
won
the
men's
high
with
A.
Bushman
second.
Cash
for
old
gold.
Bulger's.
Avoid
disappointment-order
with
embroidered
ini
hf
Mrs.
Peter
tial
in
black.
.
'
I
your
Christmas
flowers
NOW!
pipes?
Phone
Thorn
Balagno
Florists
own
Frozen
Sheet
Metal
AIR
PASSENGERS.
.
From
Sandspit
(Friday)
D.
McKay.
From
Vancouver
(Friday)
J.
M.
Kamada,
N.
RJIauson,
C
Bussey.
To
Vancouver
(today)
B
Black
884.
Each
(tf)
There
are
only
12
more
shop-pins
days
till
Christmas.
The
mails
will
be
closing
shortly.
Get
your
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
NOW
at
the
VARIETY
STORE.
(tf
sigh
erection,
Following
the
cards,
there
was
Sola.
Mrs.
D.
Greer.
C.
S.
Reade.,
"u"ucai
Neil
Stromdahl
sailed
Thursday
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Sons
of
Norway
meeting
Monday,
December
11,
at
8
p.m.
Social
for
members
and
escorts
at
9:30.
,
(288c)
dancing
from
10
to
two
to
the
C.
R.
Level
ton,
C.
Davis,
D.
Hem-i
""'
strains
of
Mike
Colussi's
accor-
I
rick,
C.
Mallard,
C.
D.
Bou
ne.
II.
;
ther,
Arne
Paulsen,
the
bride
wore
a
loveviy
floor
length
satin
gown
with
Peter
Pan
collar,
lace
bodice
and
long
train
of
beautiful
lace.
Her
chapel
veil
was
adorned
with
a
Mary
Queen
of
Scots
headpiece
and
her
bouquet
was
of
beautiful
red
roses.
Bridal
attendants
were
the
matron
of
honor,
Mrs.
Knut
Rysstad;
bridesmaid,
Miss
Irene
Mostad,
and
flower
girl,
Martna
Postulo.
Postulo.
The
The
matron
matron
.of
.of
honor
honor
dion.
Refreshments
were
served
j
Hampton,
A.
Bardson.
F.
N.
Rich-
MiMHMM
at
midnight.
Committee
hi
ardson,
A.
Stewart,
W.
E.
Philip
M.
Ray
sailed
Thursday
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Arriving
next
week,
another,
charge
was
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Jon-shipment
of
GEM
POTATOES!
sen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Giske,
Miss
To
Sandsoit
(todav)
S.
G.
Stewart,
Mrs.
Stewart,
N.
Lind-
Dance
at
Valhalla
Hall
to-1
10
se"
at
2
89
per
sack.
BURNS
i
Ellen
Bakken,
Nels
Gunderson
$3.00
Lined
and
Unlined
Dress
Gloves
$2.95
$7.95
Hickok
Leather
Wallets,
in
fine
selected
quality
$3.00
1
$8.50
Leather
Belts
by
Hickok,
individually
boxed
$1.50'
$5.00
T?
LiiT
TlTtvei
WE
DELIVER.
There
was
a
good
crowd
for
the
Eren.
i
to
12.
vol'
All
i
night,
9
Music
by
Mike
-
-
E
dance.
(It)
IMSTMAS
wore
a
beautiful
turquoise
floor
Col
ussi.
p
c
brifthtnew,
length
taffeta
gown
with
head-
We
have
a
special
value
in'
.lT.Z:
W
Wa!
sitioneJ
j
STARTS
TO
woRKjTjlh-
yJin
2
sicondsJ!
;
Wj
alarm
Hocks
at
$198
euaran-
.
"clc
uu""g
"
.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
(Trince
Rupert)
"
second
world
war,
sailed
south
iteu.
Dinger
s.
inci
oi
cnnsi-
piece
or
pinK
pieaiea
iuiic
ana
brush
and
a
short
pink
veil
and
arm
length
I
white
gloves,
her
colonial
bou-;md
brighten
!
quet
being
of
pink
carnations,
fresh
colurful
The
bridesmaid
wore
an
iden-
on
the
Prince
George
Thursday
G.
S.
Keade,
supervisor
of
night,
after
coming
from
the
in-flsheties,
and
C.
R.
Levelton,
terior.
Mr.
an'i
Mrs.
V.
Taylor,
Burns
Lake;
A.
M.
Ronnie,
Watson
Island;
E.
Jensen,
H.
M.
Baker
dist
and
very!
Ileal
gown
oi
ice
yenow,
ptu
ill.Min
Ull
r
1.
n
I
,t'l
lilir-
MIL
U
1
A
...11'
.1
1
.i
lil.
in
nloalirl
tulip
hear
mere.
...
i
-
,
u;.
.
w
"'u
"'e
"HospitoSity
and
Good
Food"
That
is
Our
First
Aim
i
Phone
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
I"'"-
.
.
.
r
'
wuaj
Plane
mr
a
unci
tup
v
SP
P-(i
.
rikin,
greatest
and
J.
H.
McMahon,
Vancouver;
decora-iC.
Bussey,
Ntw
Westminster;
W.
at
the
;
K.
Elliott
and
L.
J.
Gilby,
Smiih-
l.
t,n,,v
i,itnh
tiff
hor
ci(i'r
jvll
ntin
arr.7
m
i
.
,
1
v...
...iv.hmw
r"
l"
juu1
""b
v
-
Vancouver
on
oniciai
Business.
ti0ns
for
the
home
Yalls&tlickerson
;ers;
Miss
L.
Mclean
and
Mrs.
K.
'
Falconer,
Stigler,
Oklahoma,;
C.
JiRgpstions
on
quel
being
of
blue
carnations,
uwing
to
iO-ai
station
ci-fKi
4
.uid
freshness
The
pretty
little
bridesmaid
wore
naving
oeen
on
me
air
lasi
eve-
Aldermanic
candidates
dc
tOui
store
will
be
open
until
j
I
0
oclock
tonight)
Commodore
Cafe
"
1
vork
through
a
gown
of
pink
nylon
taffeta
with
ning
owing
to
power
wow
,
8rtng
solicitation
cards
In
the
T
rZ-
v
i
...lors.
I
pink
headpiece
adorned
by
tiny
the
rebroadcast
of
Jee
Gvcoe
I
natty
News
are
reminded
of
the
on'
Dorreen,
m
Mr
and
Mrs.
V.
the
bodice.
Her
mysterv
drama
"Alias
My
Friend
,
lrad
Te"ac'
Lumbitrc"
.ave
the
work
flowers
as
was
aeSira'oility
of
having
their
copy
,
v
vmir
n:,int,.r!
(tlov.s
were
short
while
and
she
Satan,"
was
postponed
until
a
FEEL
BETTER
FAST!
of
week
fro,m
tonight.
advice
and
carried
a
colonial
bouquet
!
blue
carnations.
95c
buys
a
pound
of
Nabo'o
f-Miss
Marjorlc
Paul
R.N.
"of
I
Duncan
Vancouver
Island,
is
a
I
af
Sandy's
Cafe
j
'The
groomsman
was
Lerjy
coffee.
15e
buys
a
tin
of
grape-Bestmair
and
Roy
Paulsen
was
frllit
juice
at
SHEARDOWNS.
the
bridesmaid's
uttendant.
,
Op
sure
to
watch
our
-wlndo'va
f
Paint
Club,
f.y
Building,
S
Pender
St.,
visiter
in
the
city,
the
guest
of
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
Erl:
Janes.
Miss
Dn,,l
It.
T
1
.
j
aui
i.i
h
i;
i
aUUJl.tr
Ul
JVUVill
J
lilt
er,
B.C.
on
for
o'.her
good
wecK-ina
spui
ih
.
'
Bridal
music
was
played
H,ni,.,
v,.fnria
h
the
organ
by
Mrs.
Earl
Soiland
i
ul6)
.o
tra'ned
with-M
s.
Janes,
the
and,
during
the
B.gning
of
the.
ORDER
YOUR
APPLES
FOR
former
Miss
Norma
Curie.
register,
Mrs.
Mrs.
Soiiund
nmiatm
and
iinu
her
i
A
NQW
Fanp
Ma.s
$3
M
in
our
clean
and
modern
surroundings
or
if
.
.
.
i
i
daughter,
Maruel
bouana,
p
at
u
1
0r,
Anther
shlp-
Jr
Jr.
s(7e
size
Christmas
turkeys,
ouiks
or
geese.
Piace
your
orders
with
us
now
to
assure
you
the
grade
and
si-
of
bird
you
require.
WE
an
oiran
ruct.
I
mpnt
NPUea
Gem
po'atoes
ar-
Usl
jrs
were
F.iiZ
ana
caiiirlvjnT
Wednesday,
excellen
for
lake
oul
orders
SPAGHETTI
PHONE
you
Vsh
FISH
&
CHIFS
575
Mostad,
brothers
of
the
groom.
1
keeperSi
$2
99
sack.
Include
Jap
CLEAN
THEM
AND
-
DELIVER
p.ilin-x-ln::
t.ha
church
cere-
oran
res
with
your
order
sMU
T
h
b
m
mrranv
e.nrvmv
'
f.o.li.
Vancouver
.
"S.
SK
Taxer
extra,
where
JjftL
S
mony,
a
reception
was
held
at;
$1.29
box.
MIDWAY
GROCERY
AND
MgAX
MARKET.
Phone
v..
i5
Phono
AND
ME
T
MARK!
FRIED
CHICKEN
Sons
of
No:
way
Hall
where
one
659.
(237c)
(287ct
659.
We
deliver.
Enjoy
Your
...
SUNDAY
DINNER
HERE
WE
OPEN
AT
FIVE
F.M.
IF
you
are
shopping
for
TOYS
.
.
.
come
to
the
VARIETY
STORE.
Our
slock
is
complete
and
pi
ices
are
right.
(If)
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Remittances
For
Seals
Pouring
In
hundred
guests
gathered
to
offer
thci.-
felicitations.
The
happy
cotinle
were
assisted
in
receivinq;
by
the
bride's
mother,
who
wore
a
charming
street
length
diets
of
plum
crep:
with
velvet
trim
and
corsage
of
blue
carnations,
and
the
groom's
piother,
wearing
a
striking
two-piece
taupd
dress
with
corsage
of
vellow
carnations.
'
ron
Stordal
proposed
a
toast
i.m.
to
2
a.m.
!
i
INT
CLUB.
9
Vacvrf
ft.
C
Open
Week
Pays
9
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
Saturdays
9
;
iNext
Door
to
Belmont)
Mrs.
C.
G.
Ham,
chairman
of
the
Soroptimlst
Club
committee
handling
the
distribution
of
TB
December
15
-
Canadian
formal
pre-Christmas
bail.
THE
PIONEER
Vj-JS
I
For
-
t,.w.
r..,,i,in,
vnrietv
Musi-1
Lnnstmas
seals
in
fnncc
Kupert.
"
'
Please
send
mt
more
information:
I
TODAY'S
SAM
5
j
!
Name
j
CERTIFIED
to
the
bride
to
which
the
groom
j
'
Cjyl
Ccntre
Monday,!
reports
gratifying
.response
to
responded.
The
groomsman
pro-1
L
,
'
the
distribution
of
5000
seal-
posed
a
toast
to
the
bridesn.aid
I
u
x'
'
I
containing
letters
which
were
and
Roy
Paulsen
to
the
matron
I
Canadian
Legion
card
parly,
1
recently
mailed.
Remittances
of
honor
Telegrams
were
read
December
18.
arc
virtually
pouring
in,
speed-
imr
i
CARS
Jcning
,
J
10
j;
-GLO
i
CHX!?
SAWS
whlch
came
from
as
far
away
asj
Deccmbcr
,0Canaa!an
Le.
'X
l"B
'
Refreshments,
featuring
thelon
Brlng-ur-Missus
Nile.
!
Thfi
nomlnaJ
remiUancc
for
a
raifp
which
was
cut
by
the
bride
s
0
m.
christma-
tree
and
sheet
of
seals
is
$2
but
there
is
1r
.1
111.
-'
.
1
1
and
groom,
were
served
um
dance,
pec.
27
Distribi-tor:
So'.d
and
Serviced
by
Purvis
F..
Ki'eh'c
&
Fins
T.tJ.
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD
653
Hornby
St,
Vancouver.
B.C
P.O.
Box
1730,
Prince
Kupert.
C.
vr.
-ipnee
from
the
"widow
,
mite"
to
substantial
donations
t
the
wor'hy
cause.
J-t
ye?r
the
sale
of
tuberculosis
seals
aggregated
$2500.
There
are
indications
that
it
mav
he
"pr
this
vear.
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
Christmas
cabaret
p-arty,
Dc:
23.
Presbyterian
Bums
Banquet,
Friday,
Jan.
26.
High
Gloss
:auriful
tinti
decorating.
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dancing
followed
to
Mike
Coiu-sst's
accordion
music.
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and
Mrs.
Mostad
will
tukc
up
residence
at
936
Sixth
Ajrenua
East.
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groom
is
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well
known
local
fisherman
and
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also
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in
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remains
of
a
Dominican
priory
and
castle
dating
from
the
PHARMACY
13th
century.
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PHONE
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9
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