!
to
rise
and
toast
"Our
Dads."
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
December
1,
1950
with
goods
and
usually
wide
open,
if
it
was
summer
or
fall.
Liquor,
bearing
price
tag,
was
ray
.
milianFhedy
lamarr
I
'
uirnnima
In
reply,
Mr
Harper
quoted
an
I
article
from
Coronet
by
Davi3
5
i
Ray
Reflects
Card
Pariy
al
Catholic
Hall
:
Hill
in
which
the
author,
in
a
let
Cubs
and
Dads-
iter
to
rus
children
attemDts
to
tapper-
explain
to
his
daughter
just
what
j
37
emmisces
displayed
with
all
other
sorts
of
produce.
But
the
main
Idea
was
to
sell.
That
was
what
they
were
there
for.
,
a
son
means
to
a
man.
"A
son
I
makes
a
man
stand
erect.
Here
is
j
Mr.
Wu,
addressing
represen
Seventeen
tables
of
bridge,
whist
and
crlbbage
were
in
play
at
the
Catholic
Hall
last
night.
Proceeds
for
the
Annunciation
mm
Terrace
Father
And
Son
Dinner
a
new
life
to
be
moided.
Here
Is
a
man's
second
-chance
to
be
Blow
out
of
the
Kremlin
tatives
of
the
United
Nations
great.
Into
the
son
goes
all
thesaid
he
represented
378
mjUion
'
and
get
it
over
with."
Sometimes
School
Christmas
tree
are
also!
near
a
reiiiam
u
mat
-.,.
you
rk,..,.
.i,
Chinese
Communists.
Mr.
,,.
Uu-
hm
,
prince
Rupm
0ne
neglected
to
mention
if
all
arecannot
but
conclude
that
any-
in
the
army.
one
saying
that
has
never
been
through
an
air
raid.
aided
by
a
raffte
to
be
drawn
this
month.
Due
to
a
Christmas
recess,
the
next
card
party
will
be
January
II,
1951.
ideals,
ambitions,
opportunities,
and
privileges
which
the
father
sacrificed
or
was
denied.
"Gentlemen,
I
toast
the
men
of
'tomorrow
,our
sons."
Frank
Rainsford,
a
Cub
assistant,
spoke
of
the
movement
from
the
early
days
of
cubbing
to
scouting
and
how
it
helped
him
TERRACE
A
Cub
"Father
and
Son"
banquet
was
held
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
on
Wednesday
evening
at
which
there
was
an
attendance
of
over
sixty.
Opening
with
the
flag
ceremony
in
:
f.
p
?.
1
p
Efforts
of
bootleggers
and
alleged
sales
of
what
was
called
cider
provided
Prince
Rupert's
first
refreshments.
Later
came
Winston
Churchill,
just
now,
I
urges
on
the
United
Nations
the
I
utmost
care
In
avoiding
becoming
which
the
cubs
and
leaders
par-
Prize
winners
at
cards
last
night
were:
Bridge
Mrs.
A.
Sll-versides,
George
Cloutier.
Crlbbage
G.
Brochu,
Mrs.
J.
Larsen.
Whlst-A.
E.
Chilton.
Mrs.
Pastor
Soloniuk
and
a
dinner
of
ia
Sea
Scout
and
when
war
broke
1
'egula5
saloons
and
legal
sales.
Everybody
will
remember
prohi
embroiled
with
China.
It
seems
that
today,
everybody
on
earth
is
expressing
his
opinion,
whether
or
not
it
has
value.
Time
is
not
wasted
listening
to
Britain's
war
leader.
Schwab.
I
m.
a.
Majore
cut
for
a
whist
i
out
he
joined
the
Navy.
He
ended
humorously
with
an
offer
to
the
fathers
to
send
their
socks
with
the
boys
to
be
darned
at
the
Monday
night
meetings.
Da-rell
Collins,
another
Cub
leader,
sooke
of
the
"Plan
draw
with
Mr.
Chilton,
ndiouo
"W"
cold
roast
pork
and
applesauce,
ice
cream,
cake
and
coffee
was
served.
Chairman
was
the
Cubmastcr.
John
Haaland,
who
introduced
the
speaKers
ana
the
special
guests.
TOAST
TO
DADS
"Dad
isn't
so
good
at
washing
dishes,
"He's
not
so
hot
at
scrubbing
the
floor,
"He
can't
bake
cakes
that
taste
'i
!
bition,
reear
beer
and
a
system
aimed
at
modification
of
traffic
all
sorry
illustrations
of
how
to
cope
with
the
master
problem.
Thus,
today,
Victoria
sits
enthroned
and
those
who
thirst
do
business
with
vendors
'stores
and
beer
parlors.
And
that
handsome
new
building
on
Second
Avenue
near
Seventh
St-et
t
is
a
contrast
to
the
melancholy
dumps
on
Rupert
Road
forty
years
ago.
1?
ZaitavvhtT
Achievement"
and
the
year's
targets
for
the
boys.
If
these
tar-Gets
ar
rea"hed
at
the
end
of
the
year,
they
rezeive
a
diploma
of
merit.
Constable
Brue.
chairman
of
the
erou"
committee,
further
ex-
Georee
Drew
advises
that
foreign
language
publications
in
Canada
should
be
suppressed.
It
might
be
cheaper
and
more
simple
in
struggling
for
world
peace
to
have
a
world
language
one
tongue
and
one
only.
For
action
use
News
classifieds.
For
Action,
Advertise!
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to
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SEE
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.
T
MODEL
Put
a
few
drops
of
Vicks
Va-tro-nol
in
each
noitril.
It
flushes
out
mucus
and
makes
breathing
easier.
Try
it
delicious.
At
mending
clothes
he's
mighty
P'ained
"Plan
Achievement"
and
rne
ipr?er
in
'
hp
jhici
incus
va
tko
r:oL
Asks
Bevin
in
Britain
"Is
this
a
Russia,
China
conspiracy
on
a
world
wide
scale?"
You
can't
call
it
an
extravagant
question.
Peoples
Store-Can
Solve
It!
LADIES'
HOUSECOATS
Siws
12
Thru
44
Woo'
Satin
Wooiotte
BengaliHc
Chenille
Plaids
RUPERT
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STORE
FINE
PRINTING
AT
Things
may
be
different
tidav.
poor,
"But
her
it
rwps
to
making
a
long,
long
hike,
"Catkin"
fish
or
tracking
a
bi-T
black
bear,
"Mending
a
sled
or
fixing
a
rattletrap
bike,
"You
can
bet
on
Dad
he's
ri?ht
there."
With
'these
words,
spoken
soft-'
an;l
haltinlv
bv
Cub
Bobbv
Turner,
he
called
on
all
present
that
the
Group
Committee
supported
these
taget
and
that
the
,
-.h
n---!'
(jnne
the
Cubmas-t"T
STvitmat'"'
"'"s
backed
by
the
prouo
committee
wh'ch
had
to
function
properly
He
'
ssked
that
all
nrespnt
ticn
.n
j
interest
in
the
group
committee
and
be
with
tog
Vvs.
H"
"'"
said
that
in
the
eve-exoanding
Cub
and
Scout
movement
a
new
but
it's
not
so
long
ago
that
one'
R
egal
Printers
By
TOWNE
HALL
travelling
in
Alaska
could
not
but
note
how
keen
the
business
people
were.
Shops
appeared
to
be
hurrahing
for
trade
early
and
late.
Windows
were
piled
high
PHONE
21
In
beige
or
blue-erev.
of
Kit.wAi
222
SECOND
AVE.
and
Humphrey
cloth
s
field
commissioner
is
shout
to
h
established
at
Prince
George
and
visits
would
b
pa'd
to
Terrace
22-95
Morgan's
m
rim
Or
for
the
Out-Door
Mori,
BLACK
LEATHER
JACKET
ACME
CLOTHING
"So
Beautiful
.
.
.
and
with
27
Fine
Features"
The
New
...
McCLARY
"27"
Washing
Machine
Sec
it,
and
you
will
say:
"It's
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washer
that
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EVERYTHING!"
633
Third
Ave.
W.
Serving
the
Public
of
Prince
Rupert
over
33
yew
much
oftener
than
before.
Th?r
i
would
be
better
suoervHon
vh'c'-
would
make
Cubb'ne
and
F-ut-I
ine
keenc
and
bst
.
Ci
"r-eh-i"
jof
the
grop
committee
he
rnn-ITatulated
Cu,"ia!t'-
Ha"'
'
j
for
organizinz
th
affa'r
und
the
convener
and
ladies
who
helped
to
make
surh
a
success
of
it.
'
Constable
Bn'
the"
nroypnter)
the
convener,
Mrs.
C.
R.
New-1-Tiser,
with
a
gift
in
recognition
of
her
services.
In
thankin"
him.
M.
Npt-houser
said
that
the
banquet
V'i'ild
not.
h""e
r,',n
n?ibis
without
th
"-illinr
hlT"
nf
mjn"
of
the
mothers
pnd
others
who
.had
worked
with
her.
'
The
"Flvine
Tj"
cerrm",-v
f
,
Scouts
for
five
of
the
cubs
then
took
tres
bciri".
lar'r
Larson.
.Th
ForT.
T1
Leod,
Neil
Gillande-
s,
Oscar
Fa-nufm.
Following
tri's.
henodi-t'nn
was
r
"ounied
by
Rev.
P
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ALBUMS
and
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banquet
were
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Wold,
Mrs
Sikkr
and
Mr
Laird.
Tho-p
h'v,'''r
p
ere
Mrs.
F.
S
Lai"1.
Mn.
W.
Melvin,
Mrs.
J.
Rpynnlds,
Mrs.
3
.'ickson,
Mrs.
Gillanden,
Mrs
S
Turner.
Srviteurs
were,
Mrs.
N
M-Vafch
Mr.
F.
ginrie,
Mrs.
O
Little.
Mrs.
Mallett,
Mrs.
Collier
Mrs.
Martin.
M;'
Hsrre"-
t-o'
fb
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a'
the
rioir
?nd
Mrs.
Martin
and
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welcome
wherever
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he
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for
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Morgan
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selling
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Blended
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Perfection
from
Carefully
Selected
Rare
Old
Ru
ms
Among
the
Cubs
and
their
fathers
present
were
Jack
Collier,
-
Tommy
de
Kergommeaux.
.Ta"k
Smahi.
Frank
Bpxtr,
Jim-y
Harper,
Brian
Martin,
Tommy
Harris,
Pobert
Melvin.
Llovd
Mr.
Leod.
Denis
McLeod,
Garnet
Jackson,
Jimmy
Sikler,
Steve
Reynolds,
Georee
Little,
Larrv
Larson,
Oscar
Farauam,
Teddy
Farnuam,
Pohbv
Turnr.
Orpnt
r-iiiar-dcrs,
Nell
Gillanders,
John
Forster.
Those
present
from
the
grcup
committee
were,
Cons-table
Brue,
M.
Wightman,
Reverend
Mallett,,
Dr.
G.
May,
Dr.
K.
McPhe-son,
Mrs.
Harper,
Mr.
Harper,
Mrs.
Fraser,
Mrs
Norrington,
Mrs.
Newhouser,
Scout
leader
Robin
Fdwards.
Cub
leaders
Haaland,
Collins,
Rainsford.
Special
guests
were.
Mrs.
Wold.
THIS
ADVERTISEMENT
IS
NOT
PUBLISHED
OR
DISPLAYED
Y
THE
UOUO
CONTROL
BOARD
OR
Y
THE
GOVERNMENT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
oavage
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