Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
MiJiiy,
December
18,
1950
Victoria
Groceries
,
OQk
a
1
Funeral
cl
Harry
Sites
TERRACE
Funeral
services
for
the
late
Harry
e.
Sites,
Monday's
fire
victim,
were
conducted
in
the
Knox
Umted
Church
on
Thursday
afternoon
In
the
pres
Legion
'Xmas
1
Dance
Enjoyed
About
75.
couples
turned
out
Friday
night
for
the
Canadian
Legion
pt3-Ch?Lstmaa
balL
Manic
was
supplied
by
the
Legion
orchestra
led
by
Stan
VeUch.
ax;d
for
all
U
was
a
happy
affair
from
Opening
In
Evening
VICTORIA
Grocery
stores
;n
Victoria
will
stay
open
aftei
8
p.m.
in
future
if
they
wsih
to.
A
referendum
on
the
question
of
permitting
sale
of
groceries
in
the
evenings
was
presented
In
connection
with
the
civ)c
elee-
Community
'Xmas
Tree
at
Terrace
i
TERRACE
Thfi
Tulthto
festivities
began.
ft
t,h,
.mu.,.
;0RLD
OVER
FOR
ITS
1GE
AND
!
tion
last
week
In
favor
4246
ence
oi
a
large
conereeation
of
voted
while
there
were
2798
,"7"
arrived
I
mends
and
sympathizers
wbi
on
the
stage
o
Uw
Civic
Cetre
mourned
the
sudden,
tram?
10
p.m.
until
2
a.m.
Nigel
Hale
was
a
genial
master
of
ceremonies
and
the
committee
In
charge
passing
of
one
who,
In
the
short
i
time
he
had
lived
here,
bad
won
j
consisted
oi
Fran
hicks.
Job's
Daughters
Graham
Alexander,
R.
P
the
liking
and
respect
of
all
wita
whom
he
came
In
contact.
The'2
and
James
Nicol.
George
Dawes
was
at
the
door.
Delicious
re-freshmaiits
were
served.
Yveunesaay
evening
last
to
talk
to
the
youngsters
and
to
,give
assurahce
ot
the
gifts
the
aalted
foe
"U
they
wr
good
;Flve
hundred
bags
ot
candy,
l'Uit
and
ants
were
distributed
to
the
eager,
clamoring
chiiurfm
i
bv
St"i
Ku
kaldy
and
Emii
Ham;-I
la.nd
while
Bill
Osborne
and
Mr3
were
many
lovelv
wreaths
and
Take
To
Stage
Thirty-eight
Job's
Daughters
and
their
friends
are
all
set
for
a
full
evening
of
entertaii'jnent
tonight
at
their
musical
variety
show.
The
opening
chorus
will
be
s.
i-ang
banded
out
Ice
cream
cones.
Rup
Rec
Girls'
Teen
Age
Party
The
Teen
-Age
Rup-Ree
Girls,
who
are
un''er
the
instruction
of
floral
offerings.
Reverend
P.
MaJlett
officiated
and
the
hymns,
"Blest
Be
The
Tie
That
Binds"
and
"Abide
With
Me,"
were
sung
with
Mrs.
C.
J.
Noirington
at
the
piano.
Interment
took
plate
at
t
he
Kaium
Cemetery,
pullbearersbe-ing,
J.
H.
Smith,
C.
W.
Michiel,
Uoyd
Johnstone,
George
McAd-anw.
Pat
Formaa
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Don
Gillanders.
The
auditorium
was
packed,
clise
to.
one
tlmuK&Bd
Barents
Miss
Gloria
Sather,
recreational
and
children
being
in
attendance
for
the
eiahtb,
annual
Johns
ui
Memo
-lal
Christmas
Tree.
A
very
entertaining
and
var
"Hello,
Hello,
Hello"
and
"Dear
Hearts
and
Gentle
People,"
sung
by
Georgina
Mitchell,
Marcia
Johnson,
Shtela
Bennet,
Lsobel
Taylor,
Barbara
Doumont,
Mar7
director
of
civic
centre,
held
a
party
Thursday
night.
A
group!
of
25
girls
got
together
and
went
j
to
the
show
and
to
the
home
of!
one
of
the
girls
for
refreshments,
j
ied
program
was
staged
by
child
en
of
grades
one
to
five
and
it
was
apparent
that
a
great
deal
Jorie
TattersaL
Joan
Grimbla,
Beverly
Matson,
Karen
Wright,
Norma
McKay.
Luella
McDonald,
Margaret
Giske,
Donna
MacAr-
or
time
and
effort
had
been
put
Terrace
W.A.
Has
Meeting
dancing
and
bkiging.
-
!
r
It'
.V
.
mmm
ft
Miss
Sather
says
the
girls
are
Into
the
costumes
of
some
of
the
children,
especially
In
the
grade
one
play
"Mother
Goose's
Chrt-
very
enthusiastic
about
tumbling,
vaulting
and
sp'ing
board
Th?y
mas
neipers
'
ana
tne
grade
tnree
i
TERRACEr
A
report
of
the
will
be
starting
to
rehearse
at
the
beginning
of
the
new
year
thur,
Lorna
Donaldson,
Dianno
Kennedy,
Noon
Webster,
Elizabeth
Jones,
Muriel
Shier,
Joan
Smith,
Shirley
Haugan,
Margit
MacArthur,
Agnes
Smith,
Claire
Ritchie,
Pat
Mitchell,
Margaret
Strachan,
Olive
Strand,
Mulaine
f
mowct
or
kotuno
9
J
uMuwirf
nuFKMm
NttfLM
J
1
CMTIWI
!
S
for
the
Pro-Rec
display
In
ihe
spring.
OA
M
V
r
I
j
l
'
Brechin,
Mary
Strachan,
Mickey
'
..O.B.A,
Drill
whe
e
seven
little
gins
rcent
tea
and
sale
was
given
at
dressed
in
blue
gowns
stepped
,
Thursday's
meeting
of
the
Ansli-gracefully
In
tuoe
to
'Alice
Blue
can
Women's
Auxiliary,
showing
Cown."
The
children
were
all
that
the
affair
had
cleared
over
very
good
and
did
their
parts
$100,
a
very
satisfactory
amount,
well,
reflecting
great
edit
on
j
The
meeting
was
held
at
the
the
ten-he
s
who
trained
then.norae
ol
ms
E
with
Mrr
Announcer
was
Miss
Annie
L1SE.
S.
Laird
entertaining
and
M
s.
and
nianlst
was
Mrs.
Mcintosh.
,
gp
West
presiding
Snealcuig
for
the
trustees
of
tho
i
After
discussing
the
points
In
Johnsoa
Memorial
Fund,
Kaw-
a
questionnaire
sent
from
thj
Lavigne,
Mel
Skalemrud,
Pat
Bolton,
John
Currie,
Clifford
Knutson,
Len
Sykes,
Bill
Bun-berg,
Reg
Lavigne,
David
Smith,
Officers
Installed
for
cmtsnxs
a6Z
Strictly
In
keeping
with
the
traditional
Christmat
custom
of
erving
only
the
vory
finest
in
fl
and
refreshments.
s
lucky
lager,
this
year
judged
Canada's
fines!t
It
a
masterpiece
you
can
afford.
'
lev
neecner
wanned
tnose
vio
diocesan
executive
the
members
Angus
Smilia,
ttooert
MacArthuri
and
Wilf
Williams.
j
Then
will
be
selections
by
the
Blue
Star
Orchestra
followed
by
a
fast-moving
sequence
of
solos
by
Len
Sykes,
Mickey
Lavigne,
bad
belued
with
the
entertain-
'decided
to
be
in
favor
of
an
an
Mrs.
W.
Thompson
was
Instal
nual
diocesan
meeting
and
also
led
worthv
mistress
of
the
;
ment
ana
tnose
who
comrinutea
i
towards
the
treat:
th
Parent
Ladies'
Orange
Benevolent
So
to
knit
for
the
Dorcas
work.
Plans
Were
made
for
the
Sun
ciety
Thursday
night
in
tne
Teachers
A.S"ola,tiB
for
their
p'staw
la
fUling
the
baas
and
the
school
tealws
for
the
fine
Joan
Grimble
and
Shirley
Hau-Igan,
f
duets
and
groups
such
as
dav
school
party
which
will
be
Oddfellows'
Hall.
The
usual
donation
of
$25
was
Pat
and
the
Bolton
Sisters.
held
on
Wednesday
afternoon
December
27,
In
the
Credit
Union
Ha.ll.
The
Women's
Auxilla-j
made
bv
the
club
to
the
New
nrogriUH.
and
he
concluded
with
1
he
clca
that
the
Fund
should
xilHllglll
Highlight
ui
of
iiuaiiLy
hilarity
will
win.
be
uc
-j
...
,
tt
I..
i
i
Westminster
Children
s
Hospital.
the
snow
nyrnph.s
dance
;lh
The
new
officers
are:
will
supply
the
candies
and
the
refreshments,
which
thev
will
RC
'I
'll
ctri
III
M.J
Mil"
1
WU1
ilv
b
dune
with
donations
from
Deputy
Mistress
Mrs.
Victor
Wjbest
procurable
and
business
men
,
ais0
n.ip
to
.serve.
Pat
Bolton,
Mel
Skalmerud,
John
Currie,
Cliff
Knutson,
Reg
Lavigne
and
Bill
Sunberg.
Another
enthralling
number
is
Winner
1
950
the
citizens
alike.
A
lettei'
of
condolence
will
be
h?
n
Ml
tin
M.
I
Morrison.
Recording
secretary
Mrs
Helse.
Financial
secretary
Mrs.
sent
to
Mrs.
Sites
and
her
daugh
ter.
Colleen,
along
with
a
gift.
Ar-i
Distinguished
world
renowned
brew
masters
meeting
at
Brussels
the
beautiful
"Picture
Frame"
number
with
Its
various
changes
and
the
"Welcome
to
Hollywood"
Teh
next
meeting
being
the
annual
meeting
and
election
o
ti
ktenieiit
n
hoc
publttthv
fcyi-tj
by
the
Liquor
Control
It
by
lb
liuverunitftit
ul
f.lmn'jlii.
Auo.
10-U,
1950
awarded
thur
McNeill.
First
Lecturer
Mrs.
O
Wara-pler.
Second
Lecturer
Mrs.
Armand
officrs.
It
will
be
held
at
the
TERRACE
TOPICS
transcription
program
In
which
the
local
girls
played
such
a
pro-imlnent
part.
The
concluding
...ill
Un
Un
I'll
n
1171
Lucky
Lager
the
Diploma
and
Star
of
Excellence,
acknowledging
this
traditionally
tine
B.C.
product
Canada's
finest.
Auriol.
f
Actlort,
Advertise!-
home
of
Mrs.
N.
McNabb.
Refreshments
were
later
served,
feature
of
which
was
a
delicious
birthdav
cake
made
by
th.;
hostess
In
honor
of
the
secretary,
I
diplome'
I
I
I
II
I
f,-V
fnA
II
1
Director
of
ceremonies
Mrs.
"u"
,uc
"ICI'
7
1
.
dow"
with
Matson
Hoskins.
u,n
waltz,
Beverly
Jack
and
Reg
Lavigne.
Brussels
Award
"
The
Incubator
purcased
by
the
i
Mr.
L
Newhouser.
Junior
Deputy
Mistress
Mrs.
Jack
Wide
.
Chaplain
Mrs.
Charlotte
Miss
Ann
Brown
arrived
home
Hospital
Auxiliary
for
the
Red
Music
for
the
occasion
was
pro-Cross
Hospital
has
been
delivered
,
vleded
by
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrington.
AT!N
-
610
f
Burton
Type
Ale
WJ-
U.
Also
irewers
o
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
afternoon
from
her
studies
at
Crofton
House
School,
Vancou-
and
is
ready
to
use.
Smith.
Guardian
Mrs.
Jack
Carr.
t
Mrs
TOurlnlnVt
guard
Mrs.
Outer
William
v
.
.
.
.
...
L
.
.
.
.
..u
New
Year
holiday
season
with
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
fioard
Signs
of
Growth
At
Terrace
Town
Alan
Dubeau
and
Parker
Mills
are
flying
to
Prince
Rupert
from
Vancouver
where
they
attend
Field.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
W.
Assisting
in
the
Installations
i,
PrentS
or
by
the
Viovernmeni,
oi
inuau
vviuuiuw.
,
,
-
Iwere
Mrs.
J.
G.
Andersen,'
guard;
,
Gloss
&
High
Gloss,
jpny
beautiful
tints
nterior
decorating.
JUICK
DRYING
I
THOMPSON
;dware
CO.
LTD
Mrs.
Victor
Menzies,
recorauij
ond
Mre
Fror.
Wilson.
the
University
,
of
British
Colum-
i
bia,
and
will
arrive
in
Terrace
I
on
Tuesday
morning's
train
to
spend
the
Christmas
holidays
with
their
parents,
Mr.
and
M-n.
M.
Dubeau
and
Dr.
and
Mrs.
S.
oniciaiji
aiiu
...
"
.
-
-
chaplain.
Installing
officer
wai
M
Mrs.
A.
E.
Evans
with
Mrs.
F.-ed
Barber
director
of
installation
ceremonies.
"
.
'
ft
Mills.
TERRACE
Signs
of
the
growth
of
the
town
were
seen
at
Wednesday
night's
Christmas
Tree
where
short
work
was
made
of
the
500
bags
made
up
for
the
children
In
keeping
with
the
constant
influx
of
newcomers,
new
businesses
are,
starting
up
in
town.
A
new
hardware
store
!I1
be
opened
early
in
the
New
Year
in
the
former
liauor
store
which.
IT
IS
LATER
THAN
YOU
THINK!
DOM
Does
If
Again!!
Pre-Christinas
SALE
Refreshments,
convened
Dy
w
Mrs
Harry
Paulson,
Mrs.
Carl
jji
Mulder
and
Mrs.
Robert
Menzies
were
served
with
an
exchange
-f
of
gifts
among
the
members.
-
gjf
Charles
de
Kergommeaux
will
be
arriving
home
from.
Vancouver
on
Thursday
morning's
train
to
spend
the
holidays
with
his
mother,
Mrs.
C.
R:
Newhouser.
T
SUGGESTIONS
i
KODAK
CAMERA
.
,
-right"
for
so
many.
MASTERS,
SCREENS.
Do
Your
Christmas
Shopping
Now!
Mrs
A
Gillanders,
Mrs.
Mary
incidentally,
was
the
site
of
th
Mcintosh
and
Mrs.
Hazel
Heppell
tirst
hardware
store
of
Hau.
were
initiated
in
the
Rebekah
B.othe-'s
in
the
early
twenties
The
store
is
owned
by
Mrs.
i
.H,.o
t
Timsdav
nleht's
meet-
here.
lA.HII
ATTACHMENTS
J.
Schultzic
and
Gordon
lempie
0
ing
whlcn
was
ionowea
oy
ie-ficshment-s
and
a
social
hour.
and
work
is
going
ahead
to
re
at
WRATH
ALL'S
model
It
to
fit
the
reerts
or
ins
new
business,
which
v-ill
be
car
mO
FINISHING
Sons
of
Norway
Badminton
Dance
Over
100
attended
the
Sons
of
Norway
Badminton
Club
dance
held
Friday
night
In
place
of
the
usual
S.O.N,
dance
In
the
hall.
Mike
Colussl
with
his
accordion
provided
the
music.
Committee
in
charge
of
arrangements
consisted
of
Le
Roy
Olson,
Berger
Bukan,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Otto
Mostad,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Mostad,
Carl
Mostad
and
Clifford
Nelson.
ried
on
there
by
Joe
Schultzic.
John
Hagen
and
Wally
Petersen
with
Joe
as
manager.
The
Young
People
of
the
Knox
United
Church
are
having
a
concert
In
the
Theatre
this
evening
and
will
put
on
two
comedies
and
two
skits
and
a
Christmas
pageant
foUowed
by
Christmas
Carol
singing.
On
Tuesday
night
in
the
IOOF
Hall
the
Sunday
School
will
have
their
Christmas
treat
and
entertainment,
program
of
which
Is
being
put
on
by
the
Y-Ettes
of
the
Church.
Our
Entire
Stock
oi
Ladies'
and
Girls'
Winter
Gabardine
Christmas
Gilts
"Did
you
give
your
wiie
tne
money
you
won?"
"Sure
thing!
I
told
her
to
buy
some
decent
clothes
but
she
said.
I've
worn
decent
clothes
all
my
life:
now
I'm
going
to
dress
like
other
women."
ecewic'l',,':,'e't''e''fl
and
Books
Novelties
E
R
PAN
S
H
O
P
P
E
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Percy
Skinner
are
expecting
their
son,
Ralph,
home
for
Christmas,
making
the
trip
by
air
from
Ottawa.
Mr
and
Mrs.
H.
J
Edgar
spent
,1.he
week-end
at
Prince
Rupert
Cloth
Coats
ET
F
T
1
where
Mr.
Edgar
had
medico!
r
treatment.
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
Only
mML
!''',t,ct'e.'C'e.e!,'e,,ei"
wwe
M'-s
Garnet
Jackson
and
son
Hurley
made
a
quick
business
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Thursday,
returning
on
Saturday
morning's
train.
Dudley
O.
Little
returned
by
week-end
from
Vancouver
car
at
the
where
he
has
spent
a
few
days
on
business.
x
EXTRA
SPECIAL
"Hospitality
end
Good
Food"
4
LADIES'
Ladies'
Suits
15.95
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
Only
y
y
!
y
s
jThat
Is
Our
First
Aim
Buy
Your.
..JQYS
House
Decorations
Xmas
Wrapping
Paper
Ribbons
.
Tree
Lights
Cards
AND
Many
Gilt
Hems
,
i
H
i
n
X
Boys'
Jackets
I
These
are
of
heavy
wool
Blanket
Cloth
Sizes
6
-16
fi
w
COATS
14.95
W
C
Osborne
of
the
Terrace
Machine
Shop
t"n
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