Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
News
Monday,
Decemm-i
7,
19b3
Jertace
Mi
omen
Prince
Rupert
Job's
Daughters
Install
New
Officers
at
Impressive
Ceremony
IViiti
at
fjoou
Fred
t.
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
303
3rd
Ave.
West
Phon;
Green
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Other
officers
installed
were:
Sponsors
Christmas
Bazaar
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prettily
arranged
vei-vi,ir,
ki.
.ruirew's
Cathedral
hall
t
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irene
Saturday
after-
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V,
ill
i-itjiitwi
UiUdai,
Fourteen
tables
were
In
play
at
the
Moose
whist
party
here
Saturday
night.
Women's
first
prize
went
tc
Mrs.
Irene
Keller
c:
Terrace,
?nd
s3cond
to
Mrs.
E.
0.
Martin.
Men's
first
was
won
by
Arne
Krogstad
and
second
by
Olc
senior
princess
Olive
Strand,
junior
princess
Marjorle
Tattersall,
guide
Shirley
Haugan,
marshal
Pat
Mitchell,
senior
custodian
Barbara
Stalker,
Junior
custodian
Marjorie
Way,
chaplain
Ethel
Moorehouse,
recorder
Barbara
Doumont.
musician
Georgina
Mitchell,
treasurer
and
diamond
past
honored
queen's
pin
and
sterling
silver
soup
spoons
in
appreciation
of
her
work.
Associate
Guardian
George
Daves
presented
her
with
a
white
k'd
Bible.
A
soda'
hour
was
enjoyed
with
Myr;,a
Knutson,
Cathie
Finlayson,
Joanne
Way,
Elizabeth
Jones
and
Marilyn
Berry
In
charge.
The
group
also
pr&3ented
an
electric
kettle
and
record
album
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell.
-.wsured
by
tin-
evening
tsrancn
;'t
Andrew's
W.A.
I
s'.
.(1;:1.ic:r
of
red
and
yellow
j
evergreen
boughs
decked
the
.'J
tor
the
event,
officially
'inf,i
by
Kt.
Kev.
H.
O.
Watte,
,))
of
Caledonia.
I
yiiii.S
tn
''is
decor
were
the!
New
officers
of
Prince
Rupert
Bethel
No.
.3,
Job's
Daughters,
were
installed
at
a
colorful
ceremony
in
the
Bethel
hall
here
Friday
night.
Led
by
Honored
Queen
Sheila
Lennett,
the
new
officers
took
their
positions
in
a
hall
decorated
for
the
occasion
in
bright
Christmas
motif.
Lighted
Christmas
trees,
cedar
boughs
and
poinsettias
were
featured.
Installing
officers
were
Past
Honored.
Queen
Margit
Macar-thur,
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kerrr'a
as
installing
guide,
Mrs.
J.
TV.
Eastwood
marshal,
Mrs.
Kobcn
Gordon
secretary,
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
musician,
Mrs.
A.
D.
Ritchie
chaplain,
Mrs.
O.
Strand
senior
custodian
and
Mrs.
H.
Tattersall
Junior
custodian
stop
sinus
SUFFERING
FoIf
the
firv.t
time
Rinus
sufferers
can
obtain
complete,
long-lasting
reiki
with
NfjVO.
Available
to
tl.e
publie
after
years
of
riwearch
and
tenting.
Mf-'iical
ttsts
have
proven
thut
NKVO
completely
eliminates
Binu
suffering-
ir,
alrr.on
all
rusrn
even
when
other
methods
have
failed.
Sold
on
a
Money
lluaik
'
(uartuitre
At
All
Drue
Stores
Tweed.
TUe
pool
prise
was
won
Mr.
Krogstad
on
a
cut
with
lister
Franklin
and
the
door
prize
went
to
Mrs.
J.
Richards.
Six
Airmen
Killed
NOTTINGHAM,
Eng.
(AP)
Six
RAF
airmen
were
killed
and
another
seriously
injured
Friday,
when
a
'
twin-engined
Anson
trainer
crashed
on
landing
at
Wewton
airfield
near
here.
Joan
Grimble,
librarian
Elaine
Christiansen,
first
messenger
Anne
Eyolfson,.
second
messenger
Sue
Martin,
third
messenger
Judy
Lloyd,
fourth
messenger
Elizabeth
Jones,
fifth
messenger
Loi;;
Good.
Inner
guard,
Joan
Brnnett,
j-iter
guard
Peggy
Ann
Dcminat.i.
F'rl'owing
the
ceremony,
the
r-ewiy
installed
queen
presented
Miss
Macarthur
with
the
gold
(PERSONALS
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lAUK
with
a
lovely
spray
of
yellow
and
white
'mums
and
red
and
green
candles,
and
small
sprays
of
'mums
on
the
tea
tables.
Receiving
guests
at
the
well-attended
bazaar
was
Mrs.
J.
J.
Donaldson,
president
of
the
Evening
Branch.
Mrs.
A.
Kivett
was
tea
room
convener,
assisted
in
the
kitchen
by
Mrs.
W.
C.
R.
Jones,
Mrs.
Joe
Scott
and
Mis.
J.
Bowman.
Serving
were
Miss
Frances
Cross,
Miss
Joan
Cross,
Mrs.
Van
Roche,
Mrs.
D.
McNab
and
Mrs.
C.
Foreman,
while
pouring
tea
were
Mrs
H
G
Watts,
Mrs.
F.
E.
Anfield,
Mrs."
R.
Mortimer
and
Mrs.
George
Vlerich.
Mrs.
E.
I.lndseth,
Mrs.
E.
Gladding
and
Mrs.
Frank
Moore
were
in
charge
of
the
sewing
table,
and
Mrs.
E.
A.
Evans
and
Mrs.
K.
S.
DeWltt
were
at
the
woolens
table.
In
charge
of
novelties
was
Mrs.
Bert
Bartlett.
handlterehlpf
Tills
IS
A
HAT?
A
hand
of
black
velvet,
tipped
with
ruby
nails,
is
this
latest
frivolous
creation
displayed
with
the
autumn
collection
of
Bimone
Mirman,
Princess
Margarets
milliner,
in
London.
QUEBEC
(CP)
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
Saturday
night
was
made
an
honorary
colonel
of
Les
Voltlgeurs
de
'
Quebec,
oldest
French-speaking
Canadian
Army
reserve
unit.
n-li-Kiit.es
to
the
semi-annual
ia
of
'he
Prince
Rupert
h
.Mini's
Co-op,
arriving
IT
PAY3
TO
A0VFRJISF
,,
vi
.it'
rtiay
a
0
o
a
r
a
the
r.ih
were
Andrew
Johnsen,
,1,
nt
of
'he
Halibut
Pro's
Co
operative
of
Seattle,
-,-
cUI'ord.
(tirec'or.
una
Joe
VANCOUVER
0i
A-
safe
stolen
from
Canada
Dry
warehouse
here
early
Saturday
was
found
later
In
a
roadside
ditch
in
Surrey,
Its
ontents
of
$1,800
In
cash
and
cheques
missing.
-
Police
said
money
bags
had
been
cut
open
and
scattered
around
the
broken
strongbox.
-
,,nr,:i
m.iitiiger
f
the
same
ivi.nen.
Mr.
Antcnelll
I3
a
,),
!
Hutu
rt
resident.
Mrs.
B.
Eyolfson
and
candy,
Mrs.
J
O'.jvir.-
;
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r
1
v
!
n
g
yesterday
T.
H.
I
Ted
1
Korensen,
rrea
Adames.
Mrs.
R.
Farmer
and
Mrs.
Harry
Winston'e
were
'
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!
i'i'
nsni'rmen
9
co
ve
Federation,
sales
or-
life
la
Li
c.'juon.
aiiu
u.
jonnson,
ai-
at
the
fish
pond.
At
the
home
cooking
table
were
Mrs.
F.
Partridge,
Mrs.
G.
E.
Moore,
Mrs.
Peter
Bird
and
Mrs.
G.
Furniotis.
Mrs
Nell
Msrrinn.
:jr
of
tile
'(.-deration,
both
of
or:u
WASHINGTON
(API
Average
wholesale
prices
in
the
United
States
as
roported
by
the
bureau
of
labor
statistics
rose
two-tenths
of
oii3
per
cent
during
the
week
ended
Dec.
1.
The
index
advanced
to
110.2
per
cent
of
the
1947-49
average.
SWITCHED
CAREER
Sir
William
Herschel,
English
astronomer
who
died
in
1822,
was
educated
aa
a
professional
musician.
nld
was
cashier
and
Mrs.
Basil
i
Tro
ciiers
were
expelled
to
S.
Prockter
was
selling
church
calendars.
-vc
from
Alaska
today,
and
Jehn
Fr'eren,
head
of
the
Terrace
PTA
A
KINSMAN
-WILL
CALL
AT
YOUR
DOOR
With
The
,'irsity
of
British
Columbia
tension
Department,
was.
id'jieii
tu
arrive
Wednesday.)
?
Ci.-ep
ni'-f
:
in;s
will
take
.
r
nwwday
rnd
Friday
!).,
Fn-sen
wli!
speak
at
j
r
.5
Ki'-.ikm,
and
also.
d-s
xn
meet
with
local
school
s:
-
Sirs.
J.
B.
Rea
and
her
lmr!
irpn
!
ft
last
night
aboard
,
D)()uii!im
fur
Vancouver,
1
re
ili-y
will
spend
the.
r.-tniii
s
holidays.
Mr.
Rea
.;
-
,u'h
later.
I
DINING
PLEASURE
V,.-,':
1.
Fon'ids,
nurse
of
thr
in.
rt
F,i;i
i
rt
General
Hospital
',
!:.
Iff'
la.-t
niht
aboard
the
t(
Norali
on
the
first
leg
atnp
home
to
Owen
Sound
'..-in.
where
she
will
spend
Tours
School
j
.
TERRACE
A
visit
to
the
Elementary
school,
with
Inspection
of
classrooms
and
discussions
wKh
teachers,
each
In
their
own
classrooms,
highlighted
the
December
meeting
of
the
Ter-raje
Parent-Teacher
Association.
!
During
the
business
session
following
the
school
tour,
it
wa?
reparted
that
$100
had
been
netted
from
a
recent
tag
day,
for
purchase
of
playground
swings.
A
father's
work-bee
will
be
called
to
install
the
equipment.
The
purchase
of
a
film
pro-iector
was
-considered
bv
the
'roup
and
It
was
planned
to
provide
a
monthly
$2
prize
and
pennant
for
the
class
with
best
parent
attendance
at
P-TA
meetings.
A
itne!
iljuiinion
on
"Do
pireiiU
hive
enough
to
say
in
viae
itlon."
was
held,
with
Rev.
M.
W.
OCcnnell
as
chnlrrrmn
nd
Mri
1.
Frank,
Mrs.
Wold,
Mrs.
Gift.
Mrs.
O'Boyle
and
M-.
Brandas
taking
part.
A
cup
and
saucer
shower
and
refreshments
concluded
the
Si..
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SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
mm
Pi
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W
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:
,:H
Ms.
Charles
P.
Bal-!
'-i'
Fi.'ih
Avenue
West,!
T,
!i
:
".iiei'day
aboard
the
-h
a
i.vmth-lon3
vaca-1
ri'i.-m
:
which
they
visited
S
r
n-i.'i-l.w
and
daughter,)
ar.J
Mrs.
Glen
JuunJqtltst,
!
au'on-d
with
tliem
to
San
i
r,:i;!v.:iu:,.
;
!
s
B.
ro,.wr,
dietitian
f.t;
I'iiinc
Piinert
General
Hos-!
rt-t
I'nrd
yesterday
on
'''
!.
f.oiii
a
three-week
;
l!!-ti
look
her
to
Vanrrou-
3vfi
;f
1
n:
her
points.
:
reaoers
1
M.
Anweiler
arrived
h?.-e
f
th"
?.'nrah
to
visit
wllh
n
li-'t
i.nd
hister-in-law,
'
t-"
Mrs.
R.
G.
Anweiler.
Overlouk.
Meeting
of
Prince
Rupert
Film
Council,
Monday,
Dec.
7.
8
p.m..
Civic
Centre.
284i
These
special
Christmas
Packs
of
delicious
Planter's
Nuts
are
a
mu-J
around
the
house
during
the
holiday
season.
Buy
a
box
for
the
famMy
and
another
for
guests
who
will
becalling
at
your
house.
I
Monthly
general
meeting
A
v'oSmiM.n,
1437
Piggott
'i
s
returned
to
Kemano
voik
i-binrd
the
Ni',1-
Loycl
Order
of
Moose,
Tuesday,
Dec.
8.
Important
business.
All
members
please
attend.
12851
TO
YOUR
NEW
HOME
OR
OFFICE
Commercial
or
household
furniture
moved
with
care.
Prompt,
courteous
service
at
low
cost.
&
PACKING
CRATING
SHIPPING
LOCAL
OR
LONG
V
lilSTANCK
MOVJN'
Cambrai
IODE
Plans
Yuletide
Gilts
For
Needv
Children
Here
Funds
raised
by
the
sale
of
these
Party
Packs
are
used
by
the
Kinsmen
Ciub
for
their
numerous
projects
such
as
the
Kinsmen
.
Ciddics'
Chris'rTiSs
Party
of
Miller
Bayl-lgspitol
and
tha
Kinsmen
,'.
Kiddies'
Caro
at
Lakelse
Lake.
,..-.
...
iii
ter..
,i
.
Refreshments
were
served
at
the
close
by
the
hastess,
Mra.
Miller,
assisted
by
Mrs.
A.
J.
MacDonala,
Mrs.
Lyons
and
Mrs.
T.
A.
McMeekin.
The
special
prize
for
tha
evening
went
to
Mrs.
R.
G.
Moore.
CARTAGE
And
STORAGE
Phone
CO
LTD.
"Leave
it
to
Lindsays"
,
:ihi
rii
1.)
several
local
and
ixM
cts,
and
plans
for
;i'tn.s
t:fis
for
needy
chil-
!i:'!h'ighted
tha
meet-"
''in
C.unbral
chapter,
Im-
0rer
r.t.uphters
of
the
"''"
b"!
1
at
the
home
of
;
-A.
Miller.
rn-up
approved
dona-;
r
i-t
;h
'
Prin-e
Rupeit
i
c:::ii",
the
Cambrai
.
-t
the
Rupert
General
t!n
lODis
Common-n
and
Empire
fund,
Brit
1
Foreign
Itelief
fund,
a
fimd
and
Westminster
n
fnn.i.
2
Evi('
Rivett
was
appoint-
"'PtfT
renreenl-.-itiuo
is
Hip
NSMEN
HELP
THE
KIDD
HELP
.i;m
Citicnship
Council.
uig
the
business
ses
thi
members
enjoyed
r
"'ristmas
nnrtv.
witJi
ey-
cf
cf
gifts
before
a
bright-'
".fti
miniature
Chrlstma.'
Tho
fission
also
saw
pres--Jon
of
a
idft
of
crystal
tc
John
Comadina,
recent
;'
u.v
regent
Mrs.
G.
V.
''S.
on
lie..,if
,
1
,
Special
Planters
Parly
Pack
contains
V3
lb,
Almonds
V3
lb.
Cashews
lb.
Peanuts
In
Sealed
Containers
Law
WATER
tells
tKe
truth
about
whisky
Put
Seagram's
"83"
to
the
water
testi
Water,
plain
or
sparkling,
reveals
a
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
Seagrams
"83"
pu.
Seagram's
wvj
Sure
If
no
Kinsmen
calls
tonight,
he
will
call
some
other
evening
this
week
from
time
:3Mr-w
Con
IJl"
m-?
n
P,l-f
t"-wt
M
IAI.
1.00
a
IW
!Jr
in
Box...
1
O
ft
PRINTING
COMPANY
Thii
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
Or
Dy
in
uomnnraii
ui
dmiiih
v.uiuiiiuiu.