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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
January
23,
1953
spassing
Library
Board
Reports
11
M
Increase
in
Circulation
timet
Man
tin'
i,u
Kiin
be
sure
to
get
Jawotf
to
jAcyw.
firth
A.
D.
Ritchie
was
re-elected
chairman
of
the:
Library
Board
at
the
annual
meeting
this
week
and
Mrs.
W.
S.
Kergin
was
re-appointed
chairman
of
the;
book
committee.
Mrs.
G.
A.
Hill
is
secretary.
!
t
Others
present
at
ti-e
meeting
I
-
j
were
T.
B.
Blade,
Alde
rman
John!
minion
of
Canada,
also
the
Co-
'
J
A
I
J
.
ran
return
to
nor-'
Third
Avenue,
It
lk;t,v,
,vua.-
was
tryu.K
,,.,,
ol
them
.
,11.
much-sought
,J'
,,,
-naiiv
other
',n
,old
to
i.
;irouiiil
ll
,r
I
c,t
...I,
Hi..:
their
friend
sun."
Murr.iy
(,rrT
,,
o.l!-1
'j.m'y.lm.in
and
"c
,,..
,,(
holding
a
'"..",-ir
p
l,.hllld
llir
of
Currie,
E.
Boulter
and
Miss
May
j
jumbia
Llpplncott
Gazetteer
o.'
Mai
aonala,
uoranan.
the
Worlc.
i
Report
of
the
book
committee
j
"A
number
of
good
books
were
showed
gratifying
progress
In
donated
throughout
the
year
by
restocking
the
library
shelves
ITS
ALWAYS...
I
AQUASCUTUM
.
.
members
of
the
library,
and
also
received
were
two
volumes
of
"British
Columbia
1914."
gift
from
Major
J.
S.
Matthews,
city
archivist,
Vancouver.
"The
library
was
the
recipi-
and
a
great
increase
in
circulation,
especially
in
the
Juveniles'
and
young
people's
section.
The
board
will
meet
early
in
the
year
to
consider
estimates
Thc
librarian's
report
for
the
ent
of
cheques
from
tne
Wom
year
was
accepted.
It
said:
,
;,,.
Man''
in-
-,
i-diic
had
ii:f
N'
-i
M
a;.k-;1
.
as
the
'victim.'
...
i
i
en
s
Lariauian
iiuo
anu
uic
Film
Council,
and
the
kindness
of
these
organizations
wns
gratefully
acknowledged."
'
"During
the
past
J2
months
a
marked
increase
in.
the
!ir-culation
of
books
has
been
shown,
the
figures
being
27,141
'Everywhere
and
as
against
iij.iv
m
uic
inrra-,
.
ingyear.
;CjVIC
Centre
"Our
library
is
oeing
con-
.
stantly
used
by
hool
children
l
TLq
Air
in
preparing
material
for
papers
CJNCi
lJ
r
and
book
reviews,
which
have
The
Civic
Centre
Is
on
the
air.
to
be
written
In
connection
with
j
First
of
a
regular
15-minute
their
studies.
radio
feature
to
be
carried
over
"The
registration
figures
also
CFPR
at
5:45
each
Thursd?y
was
show
an
increase.
A
total
of
513
1
launched
last
niiht
by
Roland
cards
were
issued
In
1952.
com-
1
Miles.
Civic
Centre
craft,-
in-
T;v.
j
Any
Weather"
Como
in
and'sce
our
display
of
"AQUASCUTUM"
.
oll-wecther
Gabardine
Coafs.
Va1ts
&
Nicker
son
MEN'S
CLOTHING
VitlMIl
-'-JV-t
lir
I""
uiji-ul
Murray's
j,m
,
around
,,,
c1.k
k
ach
after-
.",;;,!,,!
lii.tll-f
hTC
4,
i,:r:i
,i
i"cipe
Is
ear-r
und.
acr
jrd-:
r
oii'ii;:.
itur
of
11
war
;,.
v
an-
ai
ays
easy
lo
,
,
m--v
it"
lii'ious
(,rir;r
i"k
has
lr'f
,,,:!
U)
'-
lit
v
ii'.i,
iy
;
Hiitktr.ji
of
'!:
!ll
l!i"rf'
!"'
IV
ll
,
j
j,
j
.
i
.u
.
Katlns
:,
i,
a
I
r
1
K
h
I.
a
t,!
lie
st.U
likes
the
.
t'd
ii
-.il
better,
even
itr
il.
-h
to
wash.
.,,
iiMiniiwm
nt
ins
ol
the
medical
v
ill
l:n-'
'hat
Dr.
J.
r'-
''
r
from
prur-
:
melt'
they
got
ii,
ti.i
I,icion
for
a
b.i.'.'J
i'
'..
pared
with
498
In
1951.
Cancel-structor.
lations
were
416.
leaving
a
total
The
radio
time
Is
being
donat-of
1994
active
borrowers.
'cd
bv
CFPR.
Durine
the
vear.
1019
new
1
Mr.
Miles
said
the
program
is
Civic
books
were
ourcnased
and
the
i
designed
to
promote
the
listeners
-.mninini
urn
were
donations.
i
Centre
"and
tell
the
County
Wutmpe
iTibun.
Discard
figure
was
408.
showing
nai
aciuauy
goes
on
mere,
a
total
number
of
9.743
at
the
:
"We
hop
-
cov"
d5"
'
of
before
the
partment
activity
end
of
1952
seso"
clORt"5
"
"During
Young
Canada's
Book
I
,.,riitin
fnr
j.hrmi
I
Radio
announcer
Mel
Thomp-
fcii
.,,,.rf
v,
son
will
appear
on
the
air
with
I
IH
TI
N'NT
t.l.OKl.E
HKOWN,
former
well-known
ballplayrr
h-re
and
olflcer
at
HMCS
thutham
during
the
List
war,
has
been
posted
to
Wlnnljjeg
as
staff
otliccr
with
the
University
Naval
Trai
ling
Division
8n
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Erown
of
this
ci'y
and
brother
of
Mrs.
W
F.
Stone,
he
U
shown
with
hi
wife,
the
former
Grace
Krecy
of
Winnlieg,
and
their
children,
Murray.
3.
and
Marlyn,
1,
in
front
of
their
Christinas
tree.
Lt.
Brown
sold
his
shoe
store
here
two
)eur
ao
to
rejol
i
the
navy.
llk..B
rH
nriiaa
orora
OIVl.n
lilt
,
.
the
best
'reviews'
of
children's'
books
sent
in
by
the
pupils
of
,
grades
to
I
in
the
various
schools.
"Judges
in
this
competition
were
Mrs.
J.
A.
Rutherford,
Mrs.
;
'i'4
is
jwii
r'
i
DISTRICT
NEWS
M'vkl.trf
but
id
that
Kill
Miai-nlfirel.t
h
i
unfirma-
il
St.
Peter's
Elects
Slate
,'TP
.U
TERRACt
i'
.hi
v.na
'Hivcr
where
RiUilo
equipment
to
be
installed
Terrace
within
the
next,
few
week
lor
AH
le.ui
i
wore
present
at
the
telinhone
Os
well
as
elliht
tile-
meet
in.
Mrs.
L
Kenyon.
Mrs
R.
Hill
and
Mr.
Robert
Barclay;
and
at
their
request
two
prizes
were
given
in
the
grade
4
com-
i
petition
as
they
were
unable
to
choose
between
the
two
best
reviews.
"A
provincial
grant
of
$700
M
),
Tm.-k
Louvers
j
For
1953
,
St.
Pt
tej-'s
Church
Vestry
Com-
;tyje
fliunntls
from
Terrace
lo
Edmonds
and
Mrs
Owden
f
r
i
kitimul.
Is
on
the
way,
according
the
Browni.'s
and
Mrs.
Clifford
lo
word
received
by
local
manager
for
the
Ouldes.
iOeorue
Grant.
Flections
were
a
follows:
mitue
Ivld
Its
annual
nutting
was
receiver!
r.a
many
cr.uu
SALE
D0MS
SALE
By
Popular
Demand
GREATEST
SALE
ON
EARTH
HELD
OVER
Ladies'
Nylons
89c
Ladies'
Dresses
2,orl
in
the
Church
Hall
to
re-organ-
j
rP1rs
hoots
have
bern
purchased.
..i..r
.n-.ii.K...rH
Ichooards
Honorary
Honorary
uresitiriit.
president.
Mrs
Mrs
C.
t.
J
J
lo
the
referenc;
(,
business,
and
ill
order
to
elect
j
..Afi.lltion
.
They
Norrtnuton;
president.
Mrs.
Fred
,)!I1(.pls
for
,e
cmm
ye:,r.
with
A.
,,
ltr.es
and
Stewart;
vice-president,
Mr.
j
g
x-jr.g
M
chair-,
dl:t'"nar''
1
!
are
to
replace
the
old
units.
nit.
world
globe.
lie
u
111
tirroTonuMlale
340
vice-
....n,.i.i
n
ir
iv.nii.
Frank
Clifford;
second
wall
'Maps
of
BC.
and
the
Do-
Vlc
Oiraiid;
er-
latlon.
At
present
195
lined
ac-
prrsltleni.
Mi
Mrs
W.
BranUis.
trva.s-
commodate
itpproxiniately
5o0
retary.
man.
Business
slio.-d
that
Sr.
Peter's
(
liun'li
Insurance
payments
ha'-c
been
paid
up
for
the
year
ending
December,
1952.
ders
rea
.
subscribers.
urer.
Mrs
D
K.
Kerr.
Mrs
Frank
Clifford
read
the
i,
t
r-l
AiUmri,
;iys
Hi
h'T'
afi'
Uliull
belli,'
j:..r
fi
:
Uiati
old
m
l:
'
Iwi.ai.a
It
He
i..!
!'1
n
i
Unit,
iitice
"
j'.iit
she
i.
inhi
at
ihe
M't
"f
tin-
Queen
f
-
SamHtlt
on
hw
-
-
rn-
.i
t.
(
n-
!!;
hi
fllitht.
..ld
brv
.
:
i.
Mike
iw
:'
'.in
eii
K-e'iUly
1
1
v
i
-
in
t'li
t
h
crute
HMCS
ih.'arlu.
U
back
:;
tii,'ii
of
tailio
U-AX
ir.
,i.'i.-i.iiver.
ir
l.ii
.
.is
Mt-i
around
W.
!
(
!
iy
hen
Koti-iti.rd.
i
ll"
riiciiii
er
on
ir,.
Hijiirt.
returned
'
(
u-ks
ii
ave
of
ab-
Mr.
Twinlnc
reported
church!
Hear
E.
T.
Applewhaite
over
Canadian
Nailonal
Railways'
yearly
O
iide
report
and
Mrs
letter
regarding
the
lease
of
a
Gordon
Haupland
the
Brownie
..fenilnnre
fair
and
Ru'
idav
:
CFPR
tonight
at
S
O'clock.
(It'
.
.
.
,.
ii..
;
parcel
of
(and
In
the
vicinity
oi
;
iy
r-.
-.w
r
....
.....
.
A
fnliriW
t..l
a
Ill.lOllfd
fr
Ml",i
"-e
vu.
.
drive.
Raturduv.
Kkeena
River
bricine.
uio
iB...
o
"
Ve
n
t
r.mn
thar.ked
all
irembfrs
who
filled
Jan.
24.
Moose
Temple.
Everyone
welcome.
'2l)i
be
Hie
take-nit
poini
oi
me
thu-
r
"
.
.--"
way
to
Killmal,
was
read
at
the
funds
church
offices
lor
their
fai'hful
work
and
iaid
he
thought,
the
Boys'
Weor
.
.
.
Children's
Wear
AH
Original
Price
Tags
On
Merchandise
Ladies'
Coafs
and
Suits
Come
In
and
Look
Around
wo-C
of
the
Sunday
school
teach-;
-
son
WhiM.
and
dance
Fri
Commissioners'
melting
and
turned
over
to
the
vlllatie
suliri-tor
for
clarification
of
the
vil-
ers
most
important
In
the
Church
daJi
Jan
2J.
Whist
8
p.m.:
dance
of
Christ.
j
lo.j
Qood
prizes.
Refreshments.
King'
Ed
PTA
To
Tape'
Bikes
irne
prwmiui
wim
a
irwhh.-
,
Officers
for
the
coming
year
Music
by
Mike
Colussi.
Everyone
i
tiew
lo
IK
Ko'
Ull'iin
DOM'S
DEPT.
STORE
were
as
follows:
Rectors
Warden
wrlcume.
!!
fniir
(jld'wll
.
...
the
T.
C,
M
Turner.
lllaitc
build-
-
I
.
,
Tntre
will
be
a
meeting
of
r.ipi.oii
was
much
tug
ln.siKHlrs
annum
rptin.
tin
JdlUIVJdy
v
Tr..nsrer
Mis
J
st.ikcs.
Sec-international
Hod
Carriers
Mi'-n
lie
itucki'd
this
read
nt
the
commissioners
meet-
rinrp.re.rlerif
A
and
General
Laborers
Union
I.o-
datt.'t
have
to
wear
his
31
Yl
Ing.
showed
a
total
of
$410,41-8.
King
toward
w
no.
-'
(
-
t
g
,1,
H27
at
the
Carpenters
Hall.
'
.....otUr.n
1M.
.TVacher,
Ass,.-
ation
;a:e
veato!
Saturday.
Jan.
24.
2
p.m.
UU
p
iiji
,i
i:ii
over
his
y
!d
k-,
)
vi
arm.
il
l!i
ii'
brought
the
iw'.d
-Inn.
;i!on(sle
'M'h
ti
Kir:i;e.t
of
si-olch-lue'
to
half
ot
the
120
"
"
i'hhmh,
r.v
--
school
children's
bicycles
this
Branch
Secretary
Mrs.
Jack
Saturday
and
tiv
balance
on,
Davis.
The
regular
P-TA
meeting
was
!
h.
ld
In
IIk
credit
Unlet
Hall.
:
Mrs.
11.
M
llurpvr
presiding
Annunciation
Parish
8
and
9
o
clock
Mass
i
Sunday
i
In
Convent:
10:30
Mass
in
Annunria-"
ton
School.
No
services
in
the
church.
"201
I
li.n
I
tin'
iaj
sini'ers
i
fluetii
MM'jker
Fred
Muckiln.
Ja't
31
i,...,,'!
:,rv.ti,
.ism.
r
of
Terrace,
There
was
o
ii
discussion
of
;
I
he
meet
it
iti
was
openerl
ano
clo.
d
with
a
short
prayer
by
Mr.
Twining.
Refreshments
were
i)l
t
i'hi'i
.,
matter
of
ite.tion
by
.lie
t'-ii
........
I
........
...
i.,l..r..rf.
1
llie
sue
of
of
.
rved
after
the
meeting.
r"
'."
"
r
...1...-.
rtmneli
of
the
awarding
a
Ii
-
c
n
c
t
e
d
by
I
I
-Littves
vas
sali
s-Mi
Kenie.
brother
of
s
jlng
talk
mi
nH
a.
...
.-.
deserving
s!
lnt
of
lc.
s
noiai.
n.p
the
rccrclary
s
in..i
i
Ml.
r.lei.ii
M.ller
I
signed
I-'1
Ulkp,
V''1
w,
a2ined
training.
Members
l,e
Ls
leaving
for
Vanderhoul.
XwU
L-i
U-J
l
K'tuie.
ii-slsliuit
traffic
i
Of
!.e
t'NH.
In
nonieclatl'iii
ol
Iier
work
us
vie
!.'"
The
usxicUl
I',
1
also
olscussed
Bros,
on
N
'
c,
r.
i
at
siiiiiTiiif
I'nil
-
A
Special
Offer
from
McRae
Likes
Teachers
EDMONTON
(CP
Canadian
.school
teachers
are
quieter
and
i
more
genial
than
those
In
North-j
em
Ireland,
says
lG-ycar-old
j
Ti
rrv
Mills,
riccut
errivil
from
Ki'Vtoi.
Xoi
the.n
I.-clUlK..
H:'s
'"iiimuiiii-iitions.
.
r.
,
treasurer
of
the
organization,
a
i
vote
of
thanks
was
te
Klercd
Mis.
iMIIli'i'
Garrv
CtiaU.-
was
nominated
the
pos
itihtv
cf
ha-Miii',
a
honvr
niirsinr
co
ir
c
for
P-TA
nvT.iters
ililcrestcd.
Foll.wini
'he
hasii'tvi
s.si
'il
iinl
his
wile,
were
also
M't
l'.h
Joseph
Wleh-
m
-
M
'i)!'
r
I!uv'lltiu
oiisxeo-
Duncan
Black
U
The
-sKcri-i
treasurer.
It
w:v
r.
DolteiL
th'
$75
friHll
)
..
Si
'lU'tiuii
inuue-
Automatic
Washers
;.ik.ni
In
re.
o)
OJ
the
White
Elephant
sale
held
In
"'"
;
''
"
.
i
i..
imv
tio'.l
.of
Public
!leallt
u
in
Le-niiiv
i.
-..i
"
-
-
-
i
i,...i.
Iit.ni
were
i
bum
how
;
'
o'.h-
r
sports
equipment
for
the
cic-s
tw
.
..
one
on
uivchlatry
and
II
:
lor
l:
.
weslern
reulon.
t'mr
'
insiM'i'tion
here.
1,'irry
MlaimiHul
made
iMir,,..
to
be
In
Seattle
lr
"1
Hie
Denial
Colleaf
"!''
he
ni-ver
thought
"
an
to
Alaska
first,
fans,-
v.
couldn't
nvake
Mrs
Albert
Haimhlaml.
social
'ti
public
hea.h
Refreshments
vere
,'irvl
r;
'convener
served
rcfreshmenli
!
COFfS
t
Mrs.
MacDonuld
and
he:
ct.
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
H.,om
10.
Sio'iu
Building
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Father
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Do
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has
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at
Vaneuuver
hv
Mm.
Kenneth
Hardy.
Church
here
In
Terrace.
A
rare
opporlunity
for
you
to
own
a
Deluxe
BENDIX
AUTOMATIC
VASHER
AT
A
REAL
SAVING
Thif
is
the
de
luxe
model
with
all
the
latest
BE.M1X
feature?
-
.
truly
the
opportunity
of
a
lifetime
.
.
.
uuantitv
strictly
limited
...
get
yours
tomorrow!
MODERN
AND
OLD
TIME
1'A
h-
hopped
lo
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an
Kills
Airlines
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to
Annette,
where
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BC.
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As-
Successively
located
in
Prince
Gcorgf
and'
McBrUte.
Father
Don.e
took
over
llH'
lura?
1Uik"1-ton
district
10
years
ago.
A
native
of
Fiance
Ftither(
Doiv.e
came
to
Canada
IS
years,
auo.
i
Fa.iier
LcHay.
OMI.
on
behalf
lot
the
coiigrrgauun.
extend-d
1"
Fatlwr
Donze
a
welcome.
I
Father
D'Keyrer
was
transferred
as
parish
priest
to
Ois-
conie.
I
Hi.
tv's
most
nooulur
FINEST
IR
AND
OF
COFFEE
YOU
CAN
BUY
M
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bade
fare-
TONIGHT
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
Music
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1
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IF
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WBSTERNAir.ES
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pries
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from
10-2
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1
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ru
:
p.m.
ary
yesterduv
He's
Manufacturer's
Price
$349.50
SAVE
$70
at
McRAE
BROS.
nuimivllle
nlulit
put
on
by
the
$
PAY
ONLY
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CARRY
f'.T
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next
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111''
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duelers.
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resident,
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plane
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rem
in
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a
w-ek
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father.
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lls;
at
his
nome
last
"iwi
n.
enf-'ed
i'l'.al.
Kinsmen
February
27
w
ill
be
the
second
year
this
popular
entertainment
is
featured
hvre.
i
There
will
be
modern
and
oid-Itlme
dancing
during
the
auction
sale,
with
flup.lacks
and
sausages
for
the
refreshment
hour,
i
Mrs.
C.
L.
M.
Oi'sgey
'host
ens
receml.v
U
the
Tcrraec-Kltlmat
Olrl
Guide
Association
meeting
which
took
.place
at
her
hnnie.
,
Presentations
were
made
to
Mrs.
Vie
Gi'aitd
for
her
five
years
work
with
the
Brow
lies,
and
to
Mrs
Art
Kennedy,
now
In
"Vancouver
ior
her
work
while
In
NOW!
At
Ldst
STYLE
BEAUTY
PARLOR
HAS
IT
-wr-
NEW
CAREER
G!RL
WAVE
"
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A
M
lislure-Uisislanl
Pcrmaiieiit
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IS
NOT
EECOMING
TO
YOU
.
.
.
"
YOU
SHOULD
HE
COMING
TO
US!
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