Hrince
kupert
Daily
News
-
Wednesday,
December
9,
1853
Carol
Festival
Opener
Sees
Five
City
Choirs
Take
Stage
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Bartenders
Hold
Annual
Banquet,
.
Members
of
tne
ileverage
Dls-1
The
hall
was
decorated
in
blue
perkrs'
Union.
Local
636.
and
antj
white,
colors
of
the
Inter-iheu-
p,ue,ts
enjoyed
their
an-
naaonal
Bartenders'
embm,
lor
nual
banquet
Sunday
night
in
the
affair,
during
which
Mr.
the
Canadian
Legion
hall.
!
Lewis
was
presented
with
a
Harley
Lewis
was
master
of
cocktail
set
for
his
services
ceremonies
for
the
variety
pro-j
The
banquet
wound
up
with
gram
which
comprised
excerpts
Bancing.
from
the
recent
Elks
variety
I
George
Girard
was
chairman
Post-Graduate
Studies
Topic
Of
Nurses
Meet
Post-graauaie
stuay
"tor
registered
nurses
was
one
of
the
major
topics
discussed
at
a
recent
council
meeting
of
the
Registered
Nurses
Association
of
B.C.
'
"
u"''"rbtmaS,
United
Church
Ladies'
chorus.
.
uciicu
last,
lUKUl
"Adeste"
by
the
Annunciation
111
MIC
.iviv
venue
to
a
uuui
mmf$w
I
rr
show.
'
Included
in
the
show
were
of
the
entertainment
commii-
Miss
Elizabeth
Clement,
Kupert
j
Mrs
Pe2Ky
Andrew,
Mrs.
Pat
tee,
assisted
by
Lloyd
Lav.U
and
hospital
superinten
dent
of
nurses,
reported
on
the
B.C.
I
group's
meeting
to
the
local
Reg-
I
Wicks,
Nina
Youngman,
Jean
Bob
Hutchinson.
DeCarlo,
Mrs.
Beryl
Karasosky.
Stan
Morln,
president
of
Local
Pat
Boiton,
Mel
Thompson,
Mel
636,
in
a
brief
speech,
welcomed
Skalmerud,
Jim
Cummings,-
Tom
the
members
and
guests
to
open
Wai
drope
and
Mike
Colussi.
!
the
banquet.
Male
chorus;
"Jesus
The
Christ
Is
Born"
and
"I
Saw
Three
Ships'
by
the
St.
Andrews
Catnedral
choir.
The
St.
Andiew's
choir
led
the
auuience
In
several
carols,
including
'Good
Christian
-
Men,"
"Deck
the
Halls
With
Boughs
of
houy"
and
"Jingle
Bells,"
and
the
program
concluded
:th
the
Annunciation
choir
leadxg
the
audience
ui
"Silent
Nigiik."
Orga.i
interludes
we:u
played
by
Hugu
Kraupner
anc
Mrs.
.
Becker
was
chairman
lor
the
evening.
istered
Nurses
Association
meet,-
!
ing.
She
said
the
B.C.
group
had
i
made
tentative
plans
tor
further
I
education'
of
nurses
in
the
'hos-
1
but
eiiii.usiasuc
audience.
tkioi
muni
u
opener
01
uie
two-nigut
nei.vui,
opoi.aoreu
by
tne
i'liute
uuptii
Mmsii;
ana
Liimun
l-e&uvai
daouauun,
saw
jive
cnuicn
cnoaa
)ieent
nine
or
the
le.-s
luminal
uirusimaa
carols,
ana
auuieiicc
participation
in
scvuial
wcii-iiuuwn
caiom.
Ir.
tne
linal
usuval
session
toii.glii,
live
more
cnoirs
will
be
heaiu
wan
inure
carois,
anu
Hie
mussed
theirs
ai
sing
several
CiuiMmas
songs,
accompanied
by
tl;e
t-ympnony
orchestra.
Intiuuea
in
!at
nights
program
ware
"a
Star
Was
His
Can-uie"
and
"Hens
of
Christmas"
sung
by
the
United
Church
Junior
choir;
"Angels
We
Have
Heard
On
High"
and
"Sleep
Holy
Babe"
by
the
Annunciation
Church
choir;
"O
Little
One
Sweet"
and
'
In
Far
Olf
Judca,"
PHILISHAVE
MEANS
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
"jrmmm
A
a
'ilea
riilmas
pltals,
through
correspondence
courses.
The
local
group
also
saw
a
film
from
the
department
of
national
health
and
welfare,
entitled
"frustrating
Fours
and
Fascinating
Fives,
"
on
how
to
handle
children.
,
The
film
was
shown
by
Miss
Hclcne
Boehmc.
Refreshments
were
served
at
the
close
of
the
meeting,
at
which
president
Mrs.
Norman
Hayward
presided.
JIM
at
terrace
EVERY
DAY
TEKKACB
TVio
OddfeUows
hall
here
was
the
scene
of
a
gala
Christmas
tea
and
sale
staged
by
the
afternoon
b-.-anch
of
St.
Mat
1
thew's
WA
$29.75
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
.
New
address:
303
3rd
Ave.
W.
,
Phone
Green
960
Only
S3
down,
S3
Month
ZEN
SAILOR
i
Dor
Si
ewa,
Special
to
The
Daily
News
I
Many
atlcnucd
trie
'anal.,
for
which
the
hall
was
decked
in
the
Yulctide
motif.
A
big,
brightly-trimmed
Christmas
tree
was
the
centre
of
attraction
and
glowing
candles
on
the
tea
tables
added
to
the
effect.
President,
Mrs.
E.
S.
Laird,
was
convener
of
the
affair,
which
also
featured
tea-cup
reading.
7cHAE
BROS.
LTD.
riione
fi
or
;6
"The
btore
That
Service
Built"
THE
TWO
DALCHTERS
of
Nic
olal
Jensen,
a
Copenhagen
bicycle
messenger,
are
assured
safe
conduct
to
and
from
school,
as
they
hitch
a
ride
in
daddy's
vehicle.
TERRACE
Funeral
service
was
held
here
yesterday
tor
.
Philip
Murray,
infant
son
of
Mr.
i
and
Mrs.
Fred
Stewart.
Rev.
M.
W.
O'Connell
conducted
the
service
in
St.
Matthew's
church,
attended
by
members
of
the
staff
of
the
Home
for
the
Aged.
Burial
was
at
Kalum
cemetery.
Enjoy
a
REAL
Time
This
Christmas
CANDIDATES
Continued
From
Page
1
THIS
WEEK.
Ladies
Orange
Benevolent
Association.
Oddfellow's
Hall.
Thursday,
Installation
of
3BVE)
.
"The
biggest
business
in
the,
March
9
city
council
minutes,
north
is
Prince
Rupert,"
he
said,
aw.
iiruegcr
sam
wir.
i
nonius
"ihniit
wnose
,
eoine
to
iDend
was
employed
as
consultant
to
Ask
Pow
Ask
Mow
Ask
Cousin
Ask
Sister
Ask
Gram
paw
Ask
Aunt
Penelope
For
The
Best
USED
CAR
BARGAINS
it's
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
'The
Hume
of
Prtendly
Service"
.
.
f
OKD-MONARCH
DEALER
readers
evaluate
uie
proposals
oi
the
worinein
B.C.
rower
Company
Y
i
your
money
ana
how."
Mr.
Smith
said
that
although
he
had
been
endorsed
by
tne
Civic
Aflalrs
Association
he
did
.
Card
Party,
Catholic
Hall,
Thursday,
Dec.
10,
8
p.m.
(287)
with
ana
tne
B.C.
t'ower
commiaoiou.
,
Asked
by
Aft
Murray
wny
counuii
deciuea
io
invite
me
b.t.
rower
commiasion
to
supply
Prince
Rupert
witn
power,
mu.
rkrueger
suia
it
resuiieu
Irom
the
power
issue
reierendum.
I
Mr.
Murray
asKed
what
was
,RCN
(Reserve)
con-i
of
ciiien-sailort
in
jinjt-intrtasing
their
tAitdge
of
the
skills
ic:af
of
the
sea.
Re--tirainin
is
importint
,nn((
and
dcmandi
uit
htirti-d
interesl
:
tiort.
m
For
sane,
economic
and
sound
administration
In
Civic
not
have
to
account
to
it,
but
to
every
citizen.
"Those
elected
must
have
the
interest
of
the
city
at
heart,"
he
said,
"and
if
I
am
elected
I
will
be
responsible
EL
LIS
AIR
LINES
Affairs,
vote
H.
F.
Glasscy,
for
Alderman.
(286
L
I
KEEP
YOUR
CAR
UP
TO
PAR
Cold
weather's
no
excuse
for
poor
car
performance!
See
us
NOW
for
a
general
check-up
and
tune
up
.
.
.
and
we'll
winterize
your
car
too.
You'll
be
pleased
with
our
service.
to
every
organization
in
the
city.
wrong
with
wortnern
B.C.
Power
"Vote
as
you
like,
he
con.
Your
vote
for
H.
F.
Olassey
an
alderman
will
Insure
you
to
'
-
-
I
Waf
eroroof
I
l
uai
nwie
council
dissauslied.
but
vote.
Actions
speak
eluded,
good
sound
administration
in
loude-
Ulan
words.'
all
Civic
Affairs.
(286)
NBCP
had
asKed
tor
a
rate
increase
and
had
applied
to
the
Important.
Regular
meeting
W.
A.
U.F.A.W.U.
Wednesday,
V
with
J!
ir
August
S.
Wallin
said
that
because
his
list
of
accomplishments
was
not
as
outstanding
as
those
of
other
speakers,
it
didn't
mean
that
he
wasn't
Interested.
He
did
not
resent
not
being
sponsored)
by
the
Clvie
Af
faiii
Asso-
PuC
tor
it.
The
NBoP
aiao
want-
I
ed
to
Install
a
fcliJO.OOO
Oiesel
j
piant,
which
altered
tne
capital
interest
structure.
This,
he
said,
1
piimaed
the
NBCP
with
sound
!
ai'BUjueiat
to
present
to
the
PUC
j
m
ii
fenet
tot
a
rate
increase.
,
iv
KETCHIKAN
Connections
to
A!!
Alaska,
..
Seattle
and
Whitehorse
Phone
266
Or
Call
at
our
Office
Opp.
Post
Office
Dec.
9,
8
p.m.
Metropole
Hall.
Final
plans
for
cmldrcn's
Christmas
Tree.
(286)
Cribbage
Tournament
sponsored
by
moose
Looge
ai
Moose
LDAT5
TRAINING
Superior
Auto
Service
Limited
'V
Did
vrD
fLft
ILHfV
Ji,Jik
Furness
asked
George
;
'
Hall,
Luc.
1
to
Oec.
18.
tn-
gMHir
country
in
part-time
is
also
ciatiu
he
aaid,
adding
that;
runnirtg
he
was
pritfiulng
pint
competition.
'
";
Norman
Bellis
said
that
although
he
didn't
know
very
much
about
civic
affairs
he
still
didn't
tnuiK
the
city
was
getting
a
dollar's
worth
of
value
for
a
dollar.
uSuhle
dutv.
You
'
tries
close
oec.
U.
fcniry
ite
fl.vu.
Cash
prizes,
everyone
welcome.
'
U8)
Mr.
H.
H.
Church,
Veterans'
Wellare
Olnccr,
will
be
available
for
interviews
by
interest
i
wtmmmmmamimaB3k.3
iini.Miia
iia
aj
t
-
-
he
paid
reaular
HiUs
which
could
provide
tne
cheaper
power,
the
B.C.
Power
Commission
or
the
Northern
B.C.
Power.
Mr.
Hills
said
that
he
believed
in
public
ownership
of
utilities
ana
described
the
B.C.
Power
Commission
of
setting
basic
rales
of
pay
for
nmt
you
spend
in
rj
ml
mm
m
iniiaoaiiai
u
m
'
I
am
not
sponsored
by
any
ed
veterans
at
the
U.I.C.
ollice
from
1:30
p.m.
to
4:30
p.m.
on
Friday,
Dec.
11.
287)
Women
of
the
Moose
Christ
one,
I
have
no
one
to
answer
io
power
costs
as
very
lair,
ai
uie
but
myself,"
Mr.
Bellis
said.
(Mr.
j
same
time,
Mr.
hills
said,
he
Bellis
was
endorsed
by
the
Civic
j
wanted
to
be
fair
to
the
Northern
Affairs
Association
last
Friday
i
B.C.
Power
Company.
He
said
1GHT
HERE
IN
J?
'ti!aaal
OivUioil
night.)
that
he
didn't
think
that
Prince
'
If
I
am
elected
I
intend
to
go
,
Rupert
would
have
received
bet-lr.
and
work
with
the
mayor
and
power
rates
from
anyone
else
eouncl!
and
do
a
job."
He
said
1
Hi""
"ey
Hid
from
-NBCP.
that
he
believed
the
city
council!
"I've
never
disputed
the
rates,"
needed
a
little
bit
of
aggressive-
Ml-
Hills
said,
"only
the
service."
ness
......
Mr.
Hills
said
he
couldn't
say
Kiu.
iipd
out
how
in
wrvx
your
inuit-
mas
banquet
to
be
held
Decern-1
ber
16,
Broadway
Cafo,
7
p.m.
Don't
forget
your
secret
pal,
also
exchange
of
gifts.
Tickets
can
be
bought
at
the
Style
Star
8hop.
to
Ijn
picked
up
not
later
than
December
12.
288)
The
Dept.
of
Veterans'
Affairs
advises
that
Col.
Phllpott
will
speak
on
the
new
Section
4
of
the
War
fcterans'
Allowance
inil
prepare
yourself
nlwnu'mi'nt.
As
soon
as
the
question
period
j
wnetner
tne
rates
wouia
oe
nign
er
or
lower
under
the
B.C.
Power
opened
up
Aid.
Casey
asked
Aid
'r,
kkpltime
or
vhhl
commission
but
In
any
case
he
was
in
favor
of
the
commission
"because
a
publicly-owned
utility
was
more
beneficial
to
the
Krueger
to
explain
the
purpose
for
which
engineer
M.
A.
Thomas
was
engaged.
M.C.S.
Chatham
Quoting
from
a
copy
of
the:
people."
Prime
Rupert
I'hone
526
Mill
I)
Act
at
5:45
p.m.
December
10.
The
purpose
of
this
talk
Is
to
Inform
W.V.A.
recipients
of
new
regulations
and
greater
allowable
rfirnings
under
the
Act.,
j
(287)
A
SPECIAL
GIFT
For
Men
or
Boys-
'5-JEWEL
WATERPROOF
WATCHES
fully
Guaranteed.
ONLY
$19-95
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ft
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ft
ft
ft
ft
EVAPORATED
'
GEO.
COOK
Jeweller's
TERRACE
PRINCE
RUPERT
"
7
j
...gifts
with
a
thousand
tomorrows!
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GirTS
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con.en.ed.
D"mes
heal(hy.
Prince
Rupert
District
BOY
SCOUTS
ASSOCIATION
will
be
held
at
the
CIVIC
CENTRE
p.m.
MON.
DEC.
14th
Reports
and
Election
of
Officers
fot
yom
baby,
if
he
is
bottle-fed,
you
wan.
the
mill.
7:15
nation
for
your
baby.
.
ioc
mine
every
doctor
knows.
ALL
SCOUTING
FRIENDS
ARE
INVITED
TO
ATTEND
'HOSE
WHO
CONTRIBUTED
TO
THE
1953
FINANCIAL
DRIVE
ARE
MEMBERS
AND
ELIGIBLE
TO
VOTE.
PROVIDES
EXTRA
VITAMIN
O
It
u
essential
to
health
that
babies
and
n
adequate
supply
of
vitamin
O.
r,rn,tlJ
children
1"
A
Canadian
Product
-
"i".1.
S"'."
."?...
"
caMtn
2
vintK
KKANDS
COMBINED
Th
e
meeting
will
start
on
time,
and
should
take
one
hour.