WOM
MernbciihiO
Corirnirree
hAeen
Prince
Rupert
LAjiiy
iNewi
Thursday,
February
2(5,
19M
l
Rupert
Trapshooters
Take
Ail
Prizes
In
First
Inter-Club
Competition
Here
Prince
Rupert
trap
shootti
s
wrvatlon
oreanlzatlnns
as
Rod
&ed
one
of
a
trip
he
made
recently
During
the
evening
eards
were
enjoyed.
frizes
were
won
by
Miss
Sylvia
Johnson
and
Mrs.
P.
Aiitoniu!;.
Delicious
refreshments
were?'
served
by
the
hostess.
The
monthl
meeting
of
the
membership
committee
ol
the
Women
of
the
Moose
was
held
i
the
home
of
Mrs.
R.
Montgomery
with
eignt
members
present.
won
all
events
from
visiting
Ter-
oun
Club.
Hie
Fringe
Ruimfrom
Vancouver
to
the
Haines'
race
teams
at
the
first
inter-
zone
now
has
five,
including
it
j
"Cut-off"
in
Alaska,
travelling
cluo
competition
staged
on
unsown,
and
one
each
at
Terrace,
via
the
Cariboo,
Hart
and
Alaska
I
e
v
"m,
'
new
range
here
by
the
two
Rod
Kitlmat,
Port
Edward,
and
on
j
highways.
and
Oun
clubs,
j
the
Oueen
charlotte
Islands.
In
hU
commentary
and
by
Rupert
No.
1
team
c-.feated
!
..r.
i.
....
.
!,.,.
i.
,.
Pictures,
Mr.
Cunningham
dem-
Terrace
No.
1
80-62
out
of
a
poss-
"
"
"f
"
KTto
oar
thttt
the
ar
and
the
lbte
125
each.
Rupert
No.
2
tie-
rlasKa
W1'
ln
r
verv
ln
tonserv
eonservaUon
Alton
of
of
our
our
fish
luh
and
a1
featcd
Terrace
No
2
58-48
good
roads.
1
can
recommend
V,;
-
,,,
j
.'
L.n'.'mt
j
Fraser
&
Payne
BLOUSE
SPECIAL
Friday
and
Saturday
what
likely
should
be
clone
'h7reT
by
pressing
for
funds
to
get
those
,
EnU.rta;nment
in
WM
provided
thing,
done,
said
Mr.
Cunning-by
McMU'Uni
Dyke
Ubby
"
Kelly,
Beryl
Karasoskl.
Dancing
The
game
commissioner
show-'was
enjoyed
to
music
by
Robert
ed
several
interesting
outdoor
Wood
with
accordion
and
Mr.
(
and
wildlife
film
which
incluri-
McMillan
at
the
piano.
Mast
outstanding
performance
j
1
however,
came
in
the
individual
competition
won
by
Prince
Ku-;
pert'
youthful
crack
shot
Tommy
Boulter,
jr.,
ai;a!nt
Jack
Willlurns
game
warui::
d'
Terrace.
Both
tied
in
the
team
events,
each
with
20
dead
clays
out
of
a
possible.
25.
In
tiie
first
round
of
15
Kh'-Oi,
LT.-CMUR.
W.
P.
HAYES,
33,
of
Swift
Current,
Basic.,
has
ben
appointed
commanding
officer
of
the
tribal
-class
destroyer
Cayuga.
He
formerly
waji
staff
officer
with
the
naval
member
of
the
Canadian
Joint
Su&If
at
Loliuon.
v
f
U'
.
I
,
,
'
1
.All
City
P-TA
Groups
Back
Proposal
to
Award
Btusary
each
scored
13
and
were
tied
again.
The
10-round
shoot-off
was
run
In
two
series
of
fives.
Ill
the
first
eries,
both
Williams
and
Boulter
(scored
perfectly.
In
the
second
series,
Williams
mussed
one
clay
while
Boulter
broke
All
four
of
the
local
Parent-
j
Among
those
at
the
meeting
Teacher
Associations
pledged
!
were
Mrs.
rl.
Maik,
Mrs.
J.
Rkls-thelr
moral
and
financial
up-,)ai0
Mrs.
W.
Murdoch.
Mrs.
J
them
all
r"'rnirlK,
Mrs.
J.
L.
W.
to
the
cheers
of
manyjih.
Prinee
Prinm
bi
Ruoert
Parent-1
p.,r..nt-!
Webster,
siwtatirs
which
Included
Game
Teacher
Council
whereby
a
bur-p.
Griffith,'
Mi.
A.
Logan,
Mrs.
Rary
will
hi-
awarded
to
one
high
.K.
Hardy,
Mrs.
H.
LincL-ieth,
Mu
school
student
desiring
Ot
ei,icr;B.
j
Towh,
Mrs.
R.
Cilmour,
U-acher's
trainlnK.
j
Mrg
N
Halluiay,
Mrs.
A.
E.
Carl-
nils
was
uisri,..M.ti
at
me
Contniissioiirr
James
Cunningham.
,
Mr.
Cunningham
was
present
to
atteiul
the
annual
Rupert
Hod
j
ii
Uuil
Club
fame
dinner
ami'
dance
which
followed
in
the
evening.
Members
of
the
Rupert
trap
teams
were
as
follows:
sou,
t.
S.
Wilson,
lrs.
H.
Rens-
meetlnu
of
th.-
P-T
monthly
Council.
ivold
and
T.
O.
Baternan.
i
J't
held
Next
meeting
will
be
March
23.
4
.
Team
No,
I
Al
Munson.
cap
FOR
HIGH
CLASS
PRINTING
IN
1953
f
As
Always
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
Dibb
Printing
Co.
-
tain;
Tommy
Boulter,
Harold
Thorn,
Bill
Wotxl,
V.
T.
B.
Williams,
Team
No.
2
A.
J.
ifXiml
i
Domlnatg,
captain;
Hans
8eh-i
ml.lt.
Earl
Becker.
Frank
Pur-
Representatives
from
each
i
P-TA
brought
news
that
the
plan
1
fur
the
buniary
had
been
warmly
received
by
their
memlwrs
and
each
P-TA
Is
now
making
ius
(own
arrangements
to
provide
the
money.
I
The
bursary
will
not
necerear-f
ily
k
awarded
on
the
bar.i.s
of
i
arhohtst
ic
standing,
P-T
cun-ici;
members
deetoed,
but
will
go
lo
the
student
whom
it
is
felt
,ll
make
the
best
teacher.
lette,
Gordon
Reade.
fit
r
Ml
ill
KltlK
MOltfiAM
and
his
pretty
bride.
Myrtle
!i.
honeymooning
in
llomilulu.
were
ruught
by
the
ii.
lupry
niood
shortly
after
they
were
married
hens
They
plan
on
being
away
lor
a
monin.
IIKIDGE
KKPAIIUJJ
Terrace:
Team
No
1
Bill
Mathews,
raptain:
Billy
Koch,
Cecil
Blake-j
burn,
Jack
Williams,
Bill
Den-'
bow.
Team
No.
2
Ray
Jones.
Ken'
McKay.
Jeff
Lambile,
Harry
Koch
and
Fred
Groom.
Official
storekeeper
was
Mrs
Bob
(Tonal
Armstrong.
Mrs.
Hill
nlal
Clinic
Report
Shovs
H
u
made
known
to
the
P-T
council
that
the
dangerous
wooden
footbridge
near
Sea!
Cove
School
had
now
turn
tepuired
and
waa
usable.
NYLON
SHEER
-
NYLON
TRICOT
NOVELTY
NYLON
FABRIC
Ploin
and
Assorted
Colors
.
.
.
Various
styles
to
choose
from.
Children
Attend
Dentists
J.
S.
Wilson
informed
P-T
Wood
and
Mrs
Oeorge
Robinson
pressed
by
the
work
of
the
Iserved
coffe.
louiwu
oi
nw
octaiira
pmuram,
t
the
salmon-elk-moosy
din-
planned
for
Education
Week.)
uitj
TI
P.
irhme
fiurs
of
the
nm
.
a
soeclal
oeroslon
was
mark-
-
i3uc
un
vin
.
House"
at
each
of
the
city's
;
local
health
unit,
also
was
pres-
im
with
presentation
of
a
life
imimh,,i,in
in
ik.
u.,.r
schools
en
a
different
afternoon,
nt.
$2
98
S3
98
$4.95
&
Oun'
Club
to
its
president.
1,1
tne
eek'
a
radio
Program
j
Jim
Bacon
,
Sponsored
by
the
local
Pulp
and!
Harold
Thorn,
vice-president.
Sulphite
Union
and
featuring
It
is
hojx'd
arrangements
will
marie
during
the
coming
Himmcr
lor
bcginiicri
in
ine
i
n
piri
of
the
Pre-(
4,nir
presented,
ling
of
th.f
M,cd
that
since
lir.B
of
Die
KhooU
III
a
1.
Ul
of
143
h.l-lid
the
denims
'HI
id
had
their
r
I
.1
li
d
i
.vl.rd'e
that
up-
Mli
had
been
!
r'it
With
four
!
ii.i
e
and
each
'i
-
k
n
a
week
.
the
'
hi,
a
very
worth-
in
the
rummunlty
r
the
meeting
for
the
:
r,,re
lmade
tn
pwwnUUon
of
a
hujte
''
'ualfri
,r(,",u
eacn
f
nCK",
"
'
'
school
med
-
h
examination
"hZZ
I
It
is
planned
lroll
on
which
were
inscribed
;
2
ral
the
following
words:
j
Tuesday,
March
3
over
Station
(CFI'R.
R.
O.
Moore,
principal
of
King
Wttereaai
we
recognise
your
riergy
and
perseverence
in
Edward
School,
will
be
chairman.
to
have
a
few
rhildren
from
Dlgby
Isiand
included
in
the
dental
clinic
In
the
near
future.
Allowing
fur
the
ratio
of
one
jre-schtioier
to
iive
school
pupil
up
to
the
picx
nt
17
p:e-trhookrs
have
been
attended
to.
Fraser
&
Payne
Another
feature
of
Education
,
ine
ariivum
oi
inis
riua
oi
i
which
you
have
been
a
mem-
t
ber
and
efficer
since
Its
for-
'
i
apiKiintment
i.
(t.:-i-,
I.:
of
the
.
k
t
n
t
was
D'
;
welcomed
b)
J
!I
vVllscn
'
.is
favorably
Im
Pres'-ttt
at
the
r.iectln
were
Mr
O
Grc-n.
King
Edward
8chol
P-TA
representative;
Mrs
Murdoch,
C?onrad
School
representative:
Mrs.
Pinniger
and
Mrs.
CHdlvle.
Borden
Street
(Week
will
be
a
public
meeting
In
-King
Edward
School
on
Friday,,
March
5.
which
will
feature
Items
j
of
entertainment
by
pupils
from
'each
school,
as
well
as
a
panel
jdiscussion.
f.mI
RFCORI)
j
"Princ
Rupert
ha
an
out-Istanding
record
for
interest
and
enthusiasm
displayed
during
past
Education
Weeks,"
Mr.
Wilson
j
said,
"and
there
is
no
reason
why
(this
year's
observance
shouldn't
lie
as
good
or
better."
1,000
PAIRS
of
matliin
Mrae
35
years
ago.
"Whereas
we
honor
yur
understanding
in
foreseeing
the
problems
familiar
lo
this
district
relating
to
wildlife
and
your
fellow
sportsmen,
-Be
It
resolved
that
this
life
membership
be
presented
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H,
J.
Aaron
in
arknowtrdgrment
of
these
facts.
Therefore
we
do
hereby
set
our
hand,
this
25th
day
of
BchcKil
representatives:
Father
i
paoers
SHOES
Rayrter,
Annuiiclatio-n
Schmil
representative.
Dr.
Carr,
MiM!
H.
Boehnie,
F.
Di-rry.
scntary-treasurer
and
Conrad
School
representative,
and
J.
S
Wilson.
Parent-Teacher
Council
representative
and
chairman
of
the
w
February,
."
Game
Commissioner
Cunning
omo
s
i
Church
tea
and
ik:ng.
Saturday.
2
t
5
pm.
Mill
.
ft'
'
,
!
-
ham
told
the
150
sportsmen
and
j
ladles
attending
the
dinner
that
this
year,
anyway,
the
past
gov-ieniment'a
aiioutiem
of
"5
per
krry-Roy
.1
;
clinic.
Friday
H9
'
..Ki
neiiing
toy
only
49c.
cent
of
game
licence
revenue
to
the
game
commission
was
not
changed.
iniitii
i.tti
m
Home
Community
'
ik,
,ale
Macljiren
en
In
fact,
the
government
has
seen
fit
to
grant
a
little
more.
'".
Saturday.
Feb.
(
HI
iPaqe
Winners
Must
Be
Moved
Off
;
Our
Shelves
AT
THE
END
OF
THE
YEAR
OUR
INVENTORY
WAS
TOO
HEAVY.
NOW
OUR
SPRING
SHOES.
ARE
COMING
IN
AND
WE
HAVE
TO
MAKE
ROOM
FOR
THEM.
SALE
STARTS
FRIDAY
said
Mr,
Cunningham.
He
en
couraged
formation
of
such
con-
whist
ind
d;
nVjGet,
Tickets
"7
Whi
1
("KKl
iHiws"--Re
v
'
lv
Mike
Co-i
Mssjy
welcome.
H9I
n
l
III
PRrVf'C
BCiiCDT
IN'S
Ctl-OPKRATIVE
j
f
1
A
meetlnu
will
h
i
me
Oddfellows'
Hall
f'1'
2.
lit
1
pm.
HOI
'its
'
Th
tnri-..HIK!.,
m
BpckJJpnnt
Three
winners
on
the
community
page
contest,
a
regular
Monday
feature
of
the
Daily
News,
are
as
follows:
Robert
Held,
747
Taylor
Bt.;
Hans
Hagen,
1128
Hays
Cove
Ave.;
Lome
Stevens,
Seal
Cove.
Their
names
appeared
in
the
advertisements
of
Van's
Bakery,
Prince
Rupert
Upholstery,
and
Ideal
Cleaners
All
three,
have
picked
up
their
theatre
tickets,
which
are
for
the
Capital
Theatre's
showint;
of
"Thunder
In
the
East,"
starring
Alan
Ladd.
opening
at
the
Capitol
tonight.
.
If
i
JSF
mm
k
i
'
by
Bruce
Hutchison
J
'i
c.illid
Peter,"
by
M
o
shall,
are
on
hand
!
:'
(hit
Slmppe.
(it)
'
''
tiv
j
entries
jj,)X
M
'iHl
I
Kilt)
y
forms
11
Hie
Fire
Hall,
Civle
"
fl"m
the
StTretary.
(Mi
kV
0m
mWm.
Jmmlmi
WALKING
and
AFTERNOON
SHOES,
TIES
and
PUMPS
",
PUMPS
HIGH
HEELS
ALL
COLORS
$5.95
$6.95
and
$9.95
SANDALS
ALL
COLORS
$2-95
$3.95
Ren.
5.956.95
$5.95
$6.95
and
$7.95
FOR
ONE
WEEK
ONLY
LOAFERS
-
OXFORDS
-
DRESS
SHOES
All
At
Exceptional
Prices
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DISTILLERS
Or
ROCK
MOUNT
LONDON
DRY
GIN
ANn
SOLE
AGENTS
VOR
CATTO'S
Gold
Label
and
Eura
Special
Finest
Imported
Scotch
Whiskies
FAMILY
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ltd
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slbeuta
distillers,
limited
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dvrtimtnt
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publishfd
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displayed
by
the
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