'Dental
Clinic
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
December
8,
1953
Vant'lln.
yeast
and
a'cnhol
are
f:me
by-product3
of
pulp
ma'c-'
ing.
The
Indian
elephant,
In
its
wild
stve,
has
a
life
span
of
about
130
years.
New
Nurse,
Inspector
Join
Skeena
Public
Health
Staff
Two
new
members
of
the
staff
training
In
Vancouver.
He
will
of
the
Skeena
Public
Health
unit
remain
in
Prince
Rupert
for
a
are
touring
this
district
this
week
or
two
to
familiarize
him-week-
!
self
with
lotal
conditions
before
They
are
Miss
Willa
Davies,
j
taking
up
residence
in
Terrace,
public
health
nurse,
to
be
sta-j
Miss
Davies
and
Mr.
Cooper,
tioned
in
Prince
Rupert,
and
accompanied
bv
senior
cublic
Registration
Totals
110
Receipt
jf
several
donations
.,;,rd
oivrtitions
of
the
Prince
al)ert
Children's
Preventative
ouU
Clinic,
and
a
report
on
uld'ri'n
ri'islered
for
the
ser-',,
liifhliRlitfd
last
night's
of
I
he
clinic
executive,
,-tWA
j
tutal
of
110
oracle
one
and
.p.schnol
children
have
regis-...pd
in
th"
clinic
since
Sep-ir.
As
in
previous
years,
..hts
in
'he
city
have
set
de
Wednesday
morning
for
'atmetit
"r
children
registered
the
1
1
1)
i-.
P-TA's
provide
rent
escorts
to
take
the
chlld-
David
Cooper
anitary
inspector,!
health
nurse
Helene
Boehme
and
1
1
I
I
MillH
1
liI'M'I'HW
llim
HllilllM
I
IMftUr
nTTirr
Yokr
Prob'ems
are
mine
9
I'll
You
Vota
for
yourself
5
When
you
vote
...
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INDEPENDENT.
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i'3Jj1M1
For
Aldermnn
to
be
stationed
at
Terrace,
cov
senior
sanitary
inspector
J.
L.
Hiebeit,
left
last
night
by
train
for
Terrace
and
other
points
in
the
district,
where
they
will
meet
members
of
tho
public
health
board.
1
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s
;
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1
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ering
the
Terrace-Smithers
district.
Appointment
of
Mi.:s
Davies
brings
the
health
unit's
nursing
staff
up
to
full
strength
for
the
first
time
since
1952.
A
graduate
of
the
Calgary
General
Hospital,
she
has
worked
for
t.v
years
at
the
Royal
Jubilee
i.ospi-tal
in
Victoria
This
is
the
first
field
posting
for
Mr.
Cooper
who
recently
completed
sanitary
Inspector's
Jatjfur
iabij
fit
ittTrKwrstwt
e3
't.tzTe.tK.t:ttr:tctx.1.'?.'t.tzi:
i
IVcarS
J-liirfc
ocm
Cliriitcnintj
loL
Only
16
Days
'Til
Xtms
4
WAYS
TO
BUY
AT
MANSON'S
JEWELLERS
"THE
STORE
OF
FRIENDLY
CR2DIT"
inr,
r-OlR
WO.mkn
MPMBKKS
of
the
Commms
attend
the
opening
of
the
new
session
of
Paihamtnt
at
Ottawa.
Left
to
right:
Mrs.
Am
Shipley
(L-TimiskarrHnf?)
;
Margaret
Aitken
'PC-York
Hunioerl;
Mrs.
Ellen
Fairclough
(PC-.Hamilton
West),
and
Sibil
Bennett
(PC-Haltoni.
Mrs.
Fairclough
was
the
only
woman
member
of
last
Commons;
other
three
are
newcomers.
n
to
the
dentists.
Ttir
executive
acknowledged
;pt
of
SI
00
from
the
Prince
jpert
Fi-hennen's
Co-Opcra-vf
Association,
$25
from
the
jiip
and
School
Association,
d
:is
told
donations
of
$50
m
Burden
school,
Conrad
TA
and
King
Kdward
P-TA
A
christening
gown
125
years
S'
Beats
Record
ti
M
City
Choirs
on
Stage
Tonight
To
Open
CHICAGO
(AP)
A
United
Airlines
DC-6B
carrying
Pamela
Martin
to
a
record
for
flying
around
the
orld
by
commeri
old
was
worn
by
the
infant
son
of
Inspector
and
Mrs.
W.
M.
Taylor
for
his
christening
Sunday
morning
at
First
Presbyterian
church.
The
five-months-old
baby
was
christened
John.
Archibald
,U!d
be
forthcoming.
CASH
Budget
Charge
Plan
It
Use
Our
Loyawoy
Plan
Explanation
of
the
workings
the
rlmic
was
Riven
to
new
;
Rupert's
1st
Christmas
Carol
Festival
airlines
landed
today
at
sago's
Midway
airport
at
8:11
rn
ard
summaries
o:
:
a.m.
EST,
ti
mmuies
ahead
01
1
ln
the
ceremony
conducted
by
I
Cbedo:e.
.
i
Dr.
E.
A.
Wright.
!
it
done.
Milmiitled
to
the
pro
nil
ricpurtment
of
pieven
Something
new
in
the
Christ-
by
the
massed
choirs,
including
ilan
carol,
and
the
Gcrma
German
ma
music
field
will
be
heard
in
"Joy
to
the
World,"
"The
Fint
choir
will
sing
"Stille
Nacht,
The
official
time
for
her
flight,'
The
long,
hand-embroidered
j
whi:h
began
here
Fridav,
was
christening
gown
was
first
(dentistry,
were
explained
me
t,:vic
centre
auditorium
to-
Noel."
"Adeste
FidelLs"
and
and
"Horch
Horeh
Was
Ziehm
EXTRA
HIIKHBWSIHIB
Th
croup
will
circularize
lcal
night,
when
several
local
choirs
others.
Durch
die
Echwe."
srsrKS
s".rs'snr
,rritor;
jrarsjsj??
a
s&s;
J
at
n.-etings
of
those
wired
by
the
Music
and
Drama
,
,
"
.
3
p
rn.,
m
order
to
allow
children
.ll
'c'""
t
Ff.-.tival
A:--ociation
,cnoirs
weanesaay
night
are
to
attend
"UU4a-
1
onn
ftrcnioaia
is
me
onvv
1
Five
ihurch
choi'rs
will
n.ir-'
"Carol
O
Ye
An?els
"
"O
Iivelv
if
thiwar'.
fe.tivoi
1
A
Mrong
tailwlnd
sped
the
big
son
of
Inspector
and
Mrs.
!
To
Meke
Thosa
Holiday
Goodies
Everybody
Loves
ticipate
In
the
openkig
night
of
Voices,"
"Twas
In
The
Moon
of
cessful,
the
committee
hopes
to
crn.
'fto
Chicago
ahead
of
its
Taylor,
whose
two
and
daughters,
Margaret,
13'2,
Mary,
lO'i,
attended
the
service
kinsmen
Report
uie
iwo-mgnt
lestival,
singing
wintertime,"
a
Deautirul
old
In-
make
it
an
annual
event.
.....Uu.w
mur,
u-
niainlv
lesser-known
carols
and
I
tnu3h
a
minor
snowstorm
made
winning
up
the
program
with
the'
07
Z7
.
'?.'?
audience
joining
in
with
"Silent
'
Uri.
in.
vjrtntuirana
Vjrintlslrantl
l
WhiSl
Uhlil
l
li,
1
U
eight
minutes
late
earlier.
I
The
unofficial
time
v.a?
1
hours,
eight
minutes.
I
Ihi
parents
were
:;
ts
at
a
r.
i
;
reception
celebrating
the
event
i
Sunday
afierr.oon.
llinner
ood
Response
K
U
it
'
A-
Martlnussen
and
H.
At
a
well-attended
Sons
of
strand'
To
put
that
yum-yum
flavor
Into
all
your
holiday
cokery
.
.
.
,
you'll
wdnt
plenty
of
milk
and
cream.
An
nraan
nrftluHa
V,,
Uf
)n
Party
Packs
Kraunner
will
oon
tonisht'.,
Norway
whist
party
and
dance
nee
Helland.
H.
"
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1
1Tn
IV.
l
1
11
1
proaram.
fol'owed
hv
.wleetinns
"ere,
mis
y
took
-
.
n..il
-j.
-,-.
s:rn
canvassing
the
city
"y
'tie
tinted
Church
Junior
"
'"ij
ht
selling
their
Christmas
ao,r,
Annunciation
Church
v
"unora,
winning
iirst
prizes;
vil
J
y
I
UlCJl
Ph
in
men's
and
women's
sections
r-.l
t
i.l
hunv
nnl
mt
ChOlT.
Uilitpri
rhlireh
T.nriloc'
of
P1-
I
VANCOUVER
CP)
Plans
to
I,
a
ood
response
acco'rdinR
chorus,
Annunciation
Male
chor-
,
ceninutt'e
chairman
Hal
us
and
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Ulner
wlnne
were
Margith
decorate
Vancouver's
city
hall
u-i-M
renoi-tj.d
ihiK
Senior
choir.
Anderson
and
H.
Dean
Freeman,
ilh
a
large,
floodlighted
portrait
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
McCrlde
Strfel
Some
of
the
carols
to
be
heard
taklnB
second
prizes
and
K.
of
the
Virgin
Mary
and
Christ
-;;r.g
th:it
salw
had
averaged
per
talc:
n..,n.
FOR
HOME
DELIVERY
NORTHLAND
DAIRY
LIMITED
NORTHZRJJ
PRODUCE
FOR
NORTHERN
CONSUMERS
BifW.
be
s'lid.
the
districts
tonight
are
"A
Star
Was
His
i-hiy,
winning
tne
door
pria-
child
ere
abandoned
by
alder-Candle."
-Bslls
of
Christmas,";
The
committee
in
charge
in-
I
men
Monday.
'S:cep
Holy
Babe,"
"In
Far
Off
eluded
Ellen
Somes
Mrs
Wil-1
decision
came,
aldermen
Judea,"
"Resonet
In
Laudlbus,"
!
sald-
following
a
storm
of
pro-'
kinson
Mrs
p
Petersen
Mrs
A
A'
Jesus
The
Chrkt
Is
Born,''
and
test
from
Protestant
church
!(!
had
proved
too
large
for
we
in
one
night
by
the
tt
m
s
of
Kinsmen.
The
jensen,
Mr.
aim
jurs.
xi.
Lrrina-
the
traditional
"I
Saw
Three
1
groups.
-
i):i.d
be
out
apnin
tonight,
-n
:
(or
tli
0
rest
of
the
week.
V
mrty
pack
sales,
an
an-
Kin.nii'ii
rrolect.
arc
de--d
tc
n.ise.
f
ands
for
the
ivv
puny
for
children
at
t
riuv
hospital,
and
for
rhildlTn's
projects.
"4
Ships."
j
Tomorrow
nl?ht's
program
will
''
include
music
by
the
Presbyter-:
ian
Ladies'
Choir,
First
United
Church
Combined
Choir?,
tho'
massed
choirs,
accompanied
by
the
symphony
orchejtra,
St.
An-'
drews
Cathedral
Junior
CV.oirJ
notary
Mixed
Chorus
and
tho
Bethe:
German
Baptist
Church
choir.
.
Best
known
carols
will
be
sung:
VL
Vch
$103
,'-
u
-1
ant1
R'.yal
Purple
kiddies'
u
v-c
ixivon
a
financial
1st
United
WA
Will
Continue
:
S'lturdiiv
when
the
sum
of
wjs
ie:i!i,e(
from
a
rum-
s:i!
st.vid
by
the
Ladic.i
if
R'-val
I'urplc
here.
v.
Manse
Project
meant
;tnre
on
SlxtlT
Av-
dnrnted
Johnny
Ho-
(
by
ploR8
ff)r
conUnttation
of
tne)r
rrm;
ed
throuphout
tl
rPnn0VJtinn
project
in
the
Mr
ne
.-.if.
onrt
lucky
prlw-
..'
.t,
.
riiuiLJl
11
H'lsu
vej
uiSLU.-vtrvi
i.i
d..
y
i.riuui
wh(,n
mombPrs
of
tne
Flrst)
'h:
rl,,;,i.
Ji
iyn
who
hnil
a;
United
fhurrh
VI.
Ar
met
last
I
nipht
in
the
church
hall.
Tha
W
A
u-Mli
Yina
hapn
(
A,
nffieers
of
the
Royal
Pur
sail
Rest
news
in
years
for
car
owners!
An
oil
so
superior
it
ean
save
gasoline
(up
to
gallon
in
every
5),
assure
hat
terj
-saving
starts
in
any
weather
and
cut
oil
consumption
in
many
ears.
KPM
10-30
SPECIAL
has
proved
it
in
the
toughest
stop-and-go
driving.
Try
it
and
you'll
agree
money-saving,
wear-saving,
extra
performance,
features
of
KPM
10-30
SPECIAL
make
it
vorth
far
more
than
the
slight
additional
cost.
RPM
10-30
SPECIAL
MOTOR
OIL
does
more
for
new
carsold
cars
all
cars
SPECIAL.
..CAN
BOOST
GAS
MILEAGE
UP
TO
15-more
miles
per
gallon
In
lough
stop-and-go
driving
,
-.''
.
r
SPECIAL...
LESS5
Oft
bNSUMPTrON-.avingj
....
.
.
.
at
high
at
33
torn-
-I
...pore(
w)n
Jjgfc,
grad,
0t
SPECIAL.
..TOPS
FOR
HYDRAULIC
VALVE
LUBRICATION-cut.
noii.
and
tticking
ti
toy
that
proceeds
"
o
jhe
i
!,',.uice
a
children
s
,,
.
,,
j,i,
-tm;-;
1
-irfy,
hll-Preim
anl
other
1
Is
un
Crtnken
hv
Cks
:.ncl
Royal
Purple.
modernisation
of
the
bnthroom
for
its
1951
project.
During
the
past
year,
the
(;roup
worked
on
manse
bedrooms,
which
will
soon
be
i
nniuleted.
and
also
improved
,
the
.kitchen
in
the
church
base
-J
v
:ne
Ciiutv)viiief'ii-group
,)osi,.v
-
.
.
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:''.,::i
reaoers
hated
!;ilyr
for
the
rrojcits.
For
s-ne.
e"onomlc
ond.
Last
night's
meeting
also
I
1
"1
ailmiiiln'ntinn
ln
n.il,
hpirrl
a
rennrt.
nn
the
WA
ha-
:rs.
vrjrr.
jr.
p.
Glassey.
for
l
y.aar
he'd
lust
week,
which
was
:553n
2?.0
j
termed
highly
successful.
M'Whiv
General
meetin
"
I
Plans
for
election
of
officers.
.
DESIGNED
FOR
OLDER
CARS
AS
WEU
AS
NEW-cover
all
car
manufacturer!'
motor
oil
recommendations
'
Or-'er
of
Moose
Tuesdnv
to
take
place
at
the
January
8.
Insert"
nt.
business.
All
were
discussed
and
Mrs.
-s
1'im-
attend.
,
1
11.
11.
lireen,
Mrs.
ft.
J.
uominaiu,
!
Mrs.
R.
Lewis
and
Mrs.
C.
E.
.
STEPPED-UP
POWER-for
better
acceleration,
more
pull
on
hills
.
EASIER
STARTING
battery-saving
starts
in
all
kinds
of
weather
SPECIAL.
SPECIAL.
SPECIAL.
SPECIAL.,
SPECIAL..
Vcar
vi
ip
for
it.
p.
Olassev
ul'.e,-nvn
will
insure
voi
Marlneuu
wcr;
asked
to
serve
as
a
romlpflfhig
committee.
Refreshments
were
served
at
?H
sniin-i
administration
In
,v'c
AfUn.
(230)
op
for
prevent-
..
m
H
M
.
M
.
I
1
4
the
close
by
Mrs.
E.
Pedersen.
.
MONEY-SAVING
MOTOR
PROTECTION
ing
wear
of
critical
eng!
le
parts
f
mport-inr.
RrUUr
meeting
A
U
F.A.V.'.U.
Werinesdav,
I
ONE
OIL
FOR
ALL
PURPOSES-covers
SAE
grades
10VY,
20VV,
30;
recommended
for
all
seasons,
all
climates
a
P.m.
Metrnnnle
Hall.
1
.Hour
KIPUii
!Mm
(1
f
-;';
":
'
'
-.
i:'';'y':y:!yyjf.
''&rXiik:
ni.in.
for
children''
(2SG)
Dbr.re
Tournnment
siinn-
We
take
better
care
of
your
car
V;'t&SS?5P
I
miriiniiiirTT-
11
y
Mi;oso
Lodee
ft
Minis
j
14
to
Dej.
13.
En-l
ck
r.
L'ec.
12.
Entry
fee
''i
pii.ies.
Everyone
lR
(2381
and
piper
provides
em-'m
f,Jr
some
390.000
Cma-
I
hi
ai4i-rriemnt
is
not
Duhlishcd
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
hv
the
Govern
mem
ol
Bniith
Columhia.
pir
f
can
w
nap
w
mm.
r)
much
ns
m
m
:
43
VOTE
EORGE
E.
HILLS
FOR
MAYOR
Vho
will
do
his
utmost
in
co-operation
with
those
whom
YOU
elect
to
govern
our
city.
CERTIFIED
h
Independent
Resemxh
Laboratories
This
is
to
certify
that
we
have
mode
our
own
investigation
f
RPM
10-30
Special
Motor
Oil.
Our
findings
confirm
the
above
i
.
V..
.......
.-it
.....
-t
S
.Si
:.(.
.:..!
:
;.
-
.4
:
"
3
.!
:
.-Si:
?V
:
V'kSi-ii,
M:-.
Afijiiii
.
.
,
,
i.
.
.
-
claims
regarding
the
qualities
t-twhwg
la
of
"RPM"
10-30
Special.