Saturday,
December
5,
1953
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
errace
Candidates
Outline
UtfnrmS
at
Public
Mptinn
Film
Club
Membership
Drive
Underway
(Ji
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w
.
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Kinsmen
Club
Push
Plans
For
Pack
Drive
sjtlCE.
-RACE.
-
Six
SIX
candidates
caiiuiuuies
forts
forts
In
In
maintaining
maintaining
The
Prince
Rupert
Film
Club,
newly-organized
group
whose
members
will
enjoy
monthly
showing
of
better
class
films,
has
launched
a-
drive
for
water
supplies
and
outlined
the
cost
to
ratepayers
of
siripuuiir
ob
struction,
some
$4.80
per
font.
Prince
Rupert
Kinsmen
this
discussing
sewage
and
water
problems.
Mr
r.imo
,...,.
.j
weekend
are
making
final
pre
Executive
of
the
group,
at
a
and
will
hold
its
meetings
in
the
centre,
was
organized
to
replace
the
once
popular
"Curtain
at
8:30,"
bringing
in
top-notch
filfhe
for
an
adult
audience.
However,
if
films
suitable
for
children
are
obtained,
members
will
be
allowed
to
bring
children
as
guests
to
those
meetings.
The
executive
will
open
its
drive
for
members
next
week,
suggesting
memberships
as
Christmas
gifts.
Membership
cards
will
be
available
at
the
Civic
Centre
and
from
executive
In
January
with
showing
of
the
English
classic
"Henry
V."
Films
such
as
"Oliver
Twist,"
"Great
Expectations,"
"Caesar
and
Cleopatra,"
"Red
Shoes,"
and
others,
Including
some
highly
rated
comedies,
will
be
shown
at
the
monthly
meetings
of
the
club,
which
plans
Its
first
session
January
17.
Membership
In
the
club
is
limited
to
adults,
and
the
film
showings
will
be
open
to
members
only.
The
club,
which
has
gained
Enjoy
a
REAL
Time
This
Christmas
FLY...
meeting
this
week,
announced
that
the
proposed
Deep
Creek
that
club
activities
would
start
wnitr
project
would
Involve
the
question
of
rhlnriViutinn
.nd
said
that
a
complete
water
and
the
inree
iust
""
,
scats
in
next
week's
w(.re
introduced
to
the
ate
at
a
pre-election
pub-.in
st:.(!fd
by
the
Jun-aiiiber
of
Commerce.
It
"first
sufh
session
In
the
J
of
tne
village.
x
re-election
are
com-aers
Dudley
Little,
Geoff
lv
and
Hurry
Philip.
New
"jics
are
John
deKergom-
B;ll
Richards
and
Claude
meeting,
conducted
by
.
president
Lionel
Houle,
,ard
talks
by
Einil
Haug-.
commission
chairman,
utiined
the
achievements
commission
in
the
padt
..h
trinuie
to
the
vulun-
IODE
Chapter
Plans
Yuletide
Activities
Here
parations
for
their
all-out
Christ
mas
party
pack
drive
which
opens
Monday
night.
In
a
house-to-house
canvass,
nine
teams
of
Kinsmen,
under
direction
of
Hal
Newman,
will
knock
on
every
door,
selling
the
handy
packs
containing
three
tins
of
assorted
nuts.
The
nine
teams
have
been
chosen
and
the
districts
assigned
for
the
sales
drive,
the
biggest
yet
since
the
Kinsmen
started
Ihe
project
some
years
ago.
Proceeds
of
the
sales
campaign.
sewage
scneme
in
the
village
might
amount
to
an
assessment
of
30
cents
per
foot
frontage-.
Mr.
Lambiey
also
spoke
on
the
water
problem,
pointing
out
the
cost
of
pumping
and
tank
maintenance
in
the
present
system
with
sponsorship
of
the
Civic
Centre
members.
IT-
ELLIS
AIR
LINES
una
saying
considerable
saving
was
anticipated
through
use
of
a
reservoir
and
irraviiv
fnn
LISTEN
TO
sytem.
He
said
pumping
had
to
which
will
continue
throughout
e
department.
Kirkakiy
prai.sed
Mr.
jid
for
I'is
personal
ef-
Plans
for
Christmas
activities
highlighted
Thursday
night's
meeting
of
the
Queen
Mary
Chapter,
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire,,
held
In
the
Civic
Centre.
Regent
Mrs.
R.
8.
8cherk
conducted
the
meeting
at
which
members
discussed
plans
for
their
Christmas
party,
to
be
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J
Ridsdale,
Borden
8treet,
.
December
10.
The
chapter
also
decided
to
purchase
Christmas
gifts
for
the
Pioneer
Home
In
Prince
111
laiior
Reporting
to
the
Ratepayers
com
.uuu
in
n
monttis.
Mr.
Philip,
speaking
on
village
finance,
said
there
would
be
a
healthy
surplus
at
the
end
of
the
year.
He
prai.sed
Alec
Glllanders,
village
clerk,
for
his
excellent
work
in
assisting
with
the
budget,
the
villages
first
proper
budget,
and
congratulated
the
commission
on
the
fact
that
only
six
per
cent
of
collectable
taxes
were
"
THE
the
week,
are
earmarked
mainly
for
the
Kin-sponsortd
Christmas
party
for
children
at
Miller
Bay
hospital,
at
which
gifts
and
treats
are
distributed.
Remaining
proceeds
will
go
Into
the
Kin
general
projects
fund,
for
aid
to
their
Lakclse
Lake
kiddies'
camp,
sports
days
and
other
projects
for
youngsters.
!
KETCHIKAN
Connections
to
All
Alaska,
Seattle
and
Whitehorse
Phone
266
Or
Call
at
our
Office
Opp.
Post
Office
ETTERBOX
OVER
CFPR
,;nr,
folluwed
with
Interest
MondayDecember
7,
at
6:50
p.m.
Rupert,
and
Mrs.
O.
W.
Qraham
and
Mrs.
L.
F.
Clarke
were
appointed
to
purchase
the
gifts.
Christmas
gift
cheques
also
...t
and
articles
in
Vour
OWi
PERSONALS
If
i-10
tin'
claims
of
the
two
Advertising
in
the
Daily
News
Brings
Results
PLLedJL
Suorfvelt
Park
ana
Aigo-
ii,;l
their
possible
de-
,-r.t
in
the
(mure.
I
am
vor
of
developing
the
new
At
a
quiet
ceremony
in
their
Second
Avenue
home,
Mrs.
Eva
Edgar
and
MacKcnzie
(Ken)
Fry
were
united
In
marriage.
,
Pink,
and
at
the
same
were
sent
to
two
elderly
women
in
the
south.
Mrs.
O.
Glllls
was
appointed
representative
for
Queen
Mary
chapter
to
the
Canadian
Citizenship
Council.
.
.
Another
highlight
of
the
meeting
was
reading
of
two
interesting
articles
on
"Democracy"
and
"Communism"
by
Mrs.
F.
C.
Hill,
for
Empire
Study.'
Special
prizes
for
the
evening
went
to
Mrs.
Hill
and.
Mrs.
O.
E.
Moore.
Sr.
Capt.
Cyril
Frayn
of
the
Paivation
Army
conducted
the
rites,
for
which
the
bridal
pair
Mrs.
William
A.
Wood
and
daughter
Debbie,
from
Kemnno,
will
arrive
on
Sunday's
boat
to
Tend
a
vacation
with
the
fo--mer's
uncle
and
aunt.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
H.
Priest,
1851
Graham
Avenue.
Mrs.
P.
Vaccher
left,
aboard
u.-.
r;-ni(-"n
last
nl"ht
!
r
her
home
in
KHlmat,
after
visiting
in
n;
wall
Her
mother-in-1
iw.
Mrs.
O.
Vaccher,
711
Seventh
Avenue
West.
were
attended
by
Miss
Dorothy
VA'inr.
daughter
of
the
bride,
and
Mi
,
Ray
Schei
k.
During
the
signing
of
the
register.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Scherk
sang
"A
Wedding
Prayer."
.jjiii
like
to
compliment
t
Eiutd
on
their
Initla-s
miirace
in
making
the
that
is
from
spending
hi
the
old
park
to
tai
k-i!"'Mi;!
new.
.
I
rami;
to
Prince
Rupert
I
as
appalled
at
the
i
playing
ground.
Hut
I
tiow
difficult
It
was
to
j
outer
ground,
and
soon
Hi
accepted
the
situ'u-.,
one
that
could
not
be
ji
And
so
for
years
I
train
local
school
boys
to
at
Acropolis
Hill,
allays
with
trepidation,
ir.e
youngster
would
be
t
mred
bv
a
fall
on
the
LOOK
AT
THESE
EXCEPTIONAL
VALUES!
CTOK:
Mr.
and
Mrs
A
Ar.saneault.
501
Eighth
Avenue
Kast,
also
left
(or
Kltimat
last
ninht
c
board
the
Camosun,
to
visit
their
daughter,
Mrs.
M.
Uealon.
Mr.
J.
Bouzak,
customs
officer
at
Stewart,
started
for
home
this
morning
on
the
Co-(.uitlam,
after
a
business
visit
here.
'.
'
,
Mrs,
N.
W.
McOowan
and
son
Just
visualize
any
one
of
these
good
looking
and
very
comfortable
chairs
in
the
home
for
which
you
are
planning
a
really
important
gift.
There
are
many
more
in
our
splendid
collection.
lit
as
never
very
fur
surface.
Incidentally
raff
'
Elected
a
fair
share
of
and
Injuries
myself
from
contact
with
Hie
rock.
a
fit
ground
to
play
on,
Beautiful
Platform
Rockers
$7.00
:n
i
is
not
readily
ac-to
a
spectator
crowd,
snorts
need
spectator
Dennis
were
passengers
aboard
the
Coqultlam,
returning
home
to
Alice
Arm
after
a
pre-Chrlst
mas
shopping
tour
here.
,
In
rich
Frieze.
Green,
Rose
and
Beige
Farther,
it
Is
rarely
thai
Watch
the
Power
Machine
designed
to
kill
the
CITY
WATCHDOG
-CASEY
who's
only
crime
is
loyalty
to
the
City
and
service
to
its
people.
ALDERMAN
CASEY
speaks
over
CFPR
-MONDAY,
DEC.
7
6
P.M.
i:lwr
makes
watching
'
m
even
nleasant.
The
if
the
stands
had
been
i
readers
miter,
and
they
always
1
wrinu.
I
Hostess
Rocker
Chain
Choice
of
material
and
design
With
Arms
Without
Arms
..
$3
00
$32-00
a
chance
there
opened
i
a
during
the
war
the
I
n
military
authorities
initiative
In
starting
j
malting
Algoma
Park
a
J
ground
It
could
grow
;
It
could
be
drained.
It
I
tral
It
was
in
a
popu-
;
'a
and
therefore
less
Ciuh
for
old
rolr1
Bulger's
Moose
whist
Saturday.
Dee.
5.
8
p.m.
Everybody
welcome.
(283)
Meeting
of
Prince
Rupert
Film
Council,
Monday,
Dec.
7,
H
p.m.,
Civic
Centre.
(284i
Monthly
general
meeting
Loyal
Order
of
Moose,
Tuesday,
Dec.
8.
Important
business.
All
members
please
attend.
(2851
,
Notice
To
all
Naval
Reserve
personnel
and
Sea
Cadets:
The
(
bureh
Parade
anticipated
(or
suffer
at
the
hands
of
ible
vandals.
It
can
be
i
fairly
reasonably.
HOSTESS
CHAIR
Wool
Frieze
JL
3
oo
$2700-
Nylon
AUKLAND
CHAIR
50
Choice
of
Material
W"
m
j
Roosevelt
Park
as
mal
to
the
great
war-
wriran
president.
I
am
ATTENTION
FISHERMEN
AND
BOAT
OWNERS
EKOLITE
hos
done
it
again!
1
his
time
a
60-FATHOM
DEPTH
INDICATOR
Sunday
morning
will
not
be
held
due
to
inclement
conditions.
ltl
CHRISTMASGIFT
I
that
if
the
present
!l
and
the
surrounding
i
looked
after
properly,
itould
be
clone
at
a
reas-Wrly
expenditure,
The
to
President
Roosevelt
no
less
sincere,
and
at
effective,
than
the
and
ever
wind-blown
Hill.
'Mipixirt
(he
Parks
Hoard
forward-looking
piogrrs-''
to
provide
our
outfits
with
suitable
play-wiodation.
JOHN
S.
WILSON.
HERE'S
AN
OPPORTUNITY
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
TO
MISS!
$19
5
oo
for
only
Pee.
BED-CHESTERFIELD
SUITE
$11
(HpO
3
only.
In
Green,
Rose
and
Beige
Frieze.
SPECIAL
U
U
0RLD
PEACE
Wu
1
Less
10
discount
on
all
orders
before
December
31,
1953
With
a
deposit
nf
$17.50
and
the
balance
of
$158.00
on
delivery,
you
cau
assure
yourself
of
a
Sounder
before
the
start
of
the
next
fishing
season.
FOR
FURTHER
INFORMATION
CALL
Wilford
Electrical
Works
COW
BAY
Dealer
in
Prince
Rupert
District
for
EKOLITE
;(
Suey
House
Third
Ave.
West
$6.95
It
stands
to
reason
that
we
can
sell
for
less
because
all
the
furniture
is
manufactured
here
in
our
own
shop.
There
is
NO
"middleman."
Only
the
finest
materials
are
used
and
top
quality
hand
workmanship
.
.
;
not
assembly-line
production
...
is
assured.
PRINCE
RUPERT
UPHOLSTERY
rint
Ited
878
STCCIAUZINd
CUSTOM
TAILORED
FURNITURE
JKWKl.l.KI)
MOVEMENT.
C.Hiire
viilucrt
:i
w
with
Chnmwiqm
(told
rolour
pojlsin-cl
ruso
l.umlii"".
(IIhI
8ww
KOronrt
hHiid
Cirmiinc
liHllli-r
mrup.
(K.XFNHION
HHM.i:-I.KI'
HH)
rxtlil
I
fomplel'
lntrn-lliilm.
Monoy
l)ck
within
5
tlBVR
If
nut
wtlsllrd.
Sfiit
COD
or
enclcwe
lnnney
firdor
and
wive
churcs.
r.VIM.N
I'HM
Ifl:
W
VII
II
fit.
IH-lit.
IIM.
Annilr,
luriinlii
FNESE
DISHES
Phone
Blue
818
330
Second
Avenue
West
"
To
Take
Out
1
P-m-
to
3
a.m.
Daily
"
I
III
IIM
I
NIGHT
WILL
BE
THE
FIRST
AH
The
KINSMAN
CLUB
of
Prince
Rupert
will
bo
coll'ng
at
YOUR
door
with
their
i
Packs
Wm.
p,...
ALMONDS,
CASHEWS,
SALTED
PEANUTS
in
sealed
containers
SI.
50
Funds
,oiscd
OSsi$t
Kinsmcn
Club
with
their
numerous
projects
for
kiddies.
v.,
...
ii
i
.1
if
i
ir
"Help
the
Kinsmen
-
-
-
-
Help
we
niaaies
4V
1