gimme Residents of City
a Mrs, Gilker Leave

iid Gil-jthe Canadian Fish and Cold

Avenue East,| Storage . Company. Ltd,, here, as
s of Prince}an executive assistant. fo. the
sl on the|general manager.

: to make thelr
ttle, Washington,
“ as, month they.

When the company was laken
over by B.C. Packers Limited in
1945, he was appointed resident
a guests ab several } manager in charge of plant and
gg where presenta- | Alaskan operations, He resigned
re io them. * from _ this Post Wednesday to

giker, daughter of} take a position with the Booth
J W McKinley, was Fisherles Corp, of Chicago, I,
rao andl caine to /as assistant manager of the West

pasa baby in 1911, Coast operations in Seattle,
en yr Gilker in Apt) While 'in Prince Rupert,’ Mr,
has wo children, @/Gilker was president of both the
who will remain! Junior and Senior Chambers of
j daughter. Diane, 21,!Commerce, president of Booth
gimining al St. Paul’s | Momorlal High School P-TA, one
ama ver of the members who organized
viet Ig bus | known for the PT council of which he was
ay talents. has 8M | president for two years, presi-
ute aud has been the |dent of the Citizenship Council,
i choi leader at the i director of the Prince Rupert
is church for the!Club and has been active in
ais, She was the AC-! various committees attached to
for ihe Rotary cholr | the Prince Rupert Civic Centre,
janist for the Prince} He was also an active member
igphony up until last lot the First Baptist Church, .

‘tlignting her mustcal ——

ailhe publication of one .

nepsios ™ Large Crowd
Attends Tea,

And Bazaar

ig Bost. Mass. in 1904,
mand Mrs. Rupert C.
yr, Gilker came to
hyert ask Young man
Despite the wind and raln yes-
terday afternoon a large crowd
attended the successful pre-
Christmas tea and bazaar, stag-
ed by the First United Church
Women's Auxiliary in the church
hall, .
The hall, gally decked with
cedar boughs and silver orna-

ments presented a cheerful
scene,

Mrs. Ar$ Nickerson, president
of the Auxiliary, gave the wel-
coming address while. the pas-
tor’s wife Mrs. L, G, Sieber, re-
celved the guests, .

Mrs, Nickerson and Mrs. L. M.
Greene were in charge of the
Popcorn stand and the fish pond
was attended by Mrs. A. Oswald,

Mrs. G, Ciccone was in charge
of novelties: Mrs. D. Santurbane
and Mrs. E, Pedersen,. fancy
work; Mrs. R, Pollock, Mrs. H.
Perley and Mrs, ‘C. T, - Young,
aprons,

Mrs, O. Green convened the

home cooking assisted by Mrs.
R. B, Skinner, Mrs. E, Pierce and
Mrs, A, J. Dominato. Mrs, 0. |.
Owens and Mrs. W. Davidson sold
plants. and Miss’ Joyce Faccy'-
sold C.G.LT. candy,
The tea table was covered with |
a white nen tablecloth edged;
with lace and centred with yel-
low chrysanthemums. contained.
in a- becoming brass bowl.

ste joined Booth Fish-
dian Company Lim-
anger of the northern
fuumdia and Alaska
g Upon resigning In
wep ted a position with

ders

teadian Legion advises
gi interested in house
rare welcome Lo at-
tmtruction Course une
moral direction of the
‘land Aet. The purpose
wane is tu qualify vel-
sat us cConLractors for
énetion of their homes
LA assistance. Persons
qualify for V.L.A, as-
wentiied to attend if
tire, A fcve will be
“Applicvtion can be
mth the Legion seere-
Mk], as soon as pos-

(283)

Year's Eve Party will
ihe Canadian Legion,
ab uvitation ta Lep-
ks and guests, A lim-
hat of invitations only,
Bit be reserved’ and
}8 soon as possible.
lr reservations, first
fd served. (283)

gaol che Muuse Christ-. |
a, Commodore Cafe,
a). Der. 8, 7:30 sharp.
tiladle Rupert Buteh-
rSilewear, Van's Bak«
ty Shor Store, Nobles,
br tickets Monday, Dec,
(282)

Gerald P Woodside,
ie candidate, Monday
pm, over CEPR,

 
   
   
   
  
   
 
 
 
    
    
   
 
  
   
   
  
   
    
   
  
  
   
   
    
  
   
   
    
 
  
   
  
  
    
      
   
    
  
 

 

1 tof the kitchen. and assisted hy

Mrs, Boychuk and Mrs. Andy
Thoinpson,

Mrs. J, Marchant, Mrs. Arthur
Kemp, Mrs. Ray Lewis and Mrs.
Bob McBride served  refresh-
ments,

Mrs, Alice McComb was the
cashier and also sold Christmas
cards,

Wa Re nme ae Ae ME cape ese tet a rieen oe ee

(284)

itt Sonja Ladies Tea
atin and Apron Sale,
h eember 4 at 2:30
8 Nor: WY Hh CE

wie meeting, Clyle ‘Af.

MeALON, Ciyie Centre,
MM pm, (282

Of Burwaey whist and
hity, Whist & o'elock,
W Mcleonte. (282)

1 Hone Cook by Sale,
sn Music Store,

Deemer 4. (Ht)
iis tournament Sat.
MM shiurp, (283)

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Ty Ws. “Black. |

Mrs, J, 8. Black,. president of
the provincial command ‘of the|
Ladies Auxiliary to. the Cana-
dian Legion last night was made
honorary President of the LA
Branch 27, at an election meet-
ing In the Legion Auditorium,

Mrs, Fred Barber was elected
president of ‘the coming year;
Mrs, Jimmy Andrew, first -yice-
president; Mrs, R, Ww, Montgom-
ery, second vice-president; Mrs.
F. 8, Lewis, Secretary; Mrs. J. 8.
Black, treasurer; Mrs, C, Bruce,
Sergeant-at-arins and Mrs, Dar-
TOW Gomez, Mrs, L, H. Butterick.
arid Mrs, J. H. Stannard -were
named as the executive council,

The committee. in charge of
the children’s Christmas party
have requested that all members
fill a form inclosed in the
monthly, bulletin, in order to
facilitate arrangements.

.The names of children are
needed even though they. may
“have been on lists in previous
years. These are to be given to

Mrs. Rose Morrow before Decem-
ber 6,

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“Mr: E, “Hingyst Tel last. Tdnt on”
the: Prince George : for Vancou-
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