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Prince Rupert Daily -News
Friday, August 29, 1952

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Group Wheets

| The regular monthly meeting |
Of the membership committee of |

;the Women of the Moose Was |

held at the home of Mrs. Hope |

| Beaton with eight members and |
two visitors present,

| Cards were enjoyed, the win- | SON I

|/ners being Mrs; A. Hamilton and

| Mrs. Maude Viereck. Delicious e- | .

|freshments were sekved by the| Avenue, last night.

| hostess, | He succeeds Martin Nu

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Of Celco Credit

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| Those present were Mrs. H.|who resigned. wee were among travellers ;
| Tweed, Mrs. C, Wilkinson, Mrs. A. Mrs. Eleanor Botsford suc-|4b0ard the Prince George when
| Hamilton, Mrs. H. 8. Harrison,| ceeds Mr. Sherry as vice-presi-|®h€ Passed through here Thurs-| ROLE IN MOVIE — Carmen
| Mrs. M. Viereck, Mrs. H Beaton, | dent. day. | Gingras, 12-year-old daughtbr
2 | Mrs. L, Fedoruk, Mrs. P. Hubble, President of the group is Bob} Among other passengers On| of a Montreal taxi-driver, has
_ z i |Mrs. K Faught and Miss Sylvia | McBride and F. Vanier is secre-|the George were Mr. and Mrs. a role in the Alfred Hitchcock
fFBALL—Norman Terry, 7, holds. this bushel-size | Johnson,

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n at Hillsburgh, Ont., 20 miles northeast
i-type product, weighing 16% pounds,
mer David Brydson and his neighbors,
(CP PHOTO)

ols Here Again: Ideas
Little Johnnie's Lunch

Mr. and Mrs. ©. Stordale have
jleft for a two-week vacation in
southern British Columbia. Mr.

|Stordale is first aid attendant

Yukon Student

‘Wins Awa rd |4t Atlin Fisheries Limited. They
“ . | left here ay. bans for Vancouver.

For Painting

si | G. Bridle, Vancouver dis-
j;. TORONTO (P)—A tall blonde | trict. supervisor for Woolworth
| Schoolgirl has flown from the

| Yukon to the Canadian National | 2" left here by air Thurs-

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Tom Sherry Elected Treasurer |

Tom Sherry, machinist at Columbia Cellulose Wat-|
sland plant, was elected treasurer of Celco
‘Credit Union at a meeting at his home

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ter, Elizabeth, and son, Alexan- |
der. Mr, McAllister is president

San Francisco.

From half way. across the con-
tinent, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Scott
boarded the

Mr
the Chevrolet division of Gen-|

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THE KIND THAT MAKES LEARNING EASY

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Pencils, Seribblers, Pencil Boxes, Erasers, Rulers, *%'

. | Bg Zipper Binders, Pens, Ink, Fountain’ Pens, Paints, i
Union Group y Crayons and anything else you need’ for school on .
| September 2nd, wt > Ht

, 1431 Piggott |’

nster, J. G. Robson, and his!

 

 

 

jott McAllister, their daugh-| movie “I Confess,” being made

in Quebec city. She will play
| with such Hollywood stars as
the Bank of California at} Montgomery Clift, Anne Bax-
ter and John Hodiak. She
plays the piano and says she

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Glamia

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has been interested in
for “some time.” ’ (CP Photo)

Prince George in) x : ee

 beett 6 ce e er at| .. FARMING COUNTRY

Oe ee ee More than 75 per cent of Den-

|mark is under cultivation with:

 

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By KAY REX Exhibition here to receive on| - ie ae ’
dian Press Staff Writer {behalf of her school the 100 3i i é
7 } es “++. (\prize for the best ane The president of Timberland
a the ell ringing, it’s , : oe *| Lumber Company at New West-
’ : | mural painted in a PEN hol 3
nk about what goes into little John-- On her way down, six-foot

——-— |Margaret Hewitt of Whitehorse | F ‘
tant, | Olly profitable commercially but | had her first glass of milk from | ngineer
yo] | Nutritionally as well... compar-|4 bottle in two years. and her |

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' | “By the great Horn Spoon, those were gales,” said the bosun,
Agri- © with many cuts of meat, fisn| first pineapple sundae in that :
: is a relatively cheap source ot — ait near-novelty wer) | “Not only could we not round the Horn, but the fury of 7
j i j te ¢ ny 4 i v6
idu- | Protein-giving food. |*ie sight of green grass again in T K | the elements was driving us backwards up the coast of
iccept| Fried Smelts: em Columbia. | 0 am OOps ae America. Only .by the unusual feat of using the bowsprit ;
rom, Heads and tails should be Jeft| Up in the Yukon, she explain- | Lb, &: (dai Gi, cade on. o i as a rudder could I keep us from perishing on those in- :
pro- On the cleaned smeits, which are|ed, they have no pasture BOG! wicues Se a TE AAA] eiteblas ie boi : igantic albatrosses
: then rolled in flour and fried in| Use powdered milk gineer and head of the Provin- ( ATT Th hospitable shores. At this point, a flock of gigantic albatr
a iat. They also may be dipped in| Before going to the Yukon! clal Public Works Department | “ MAE ETD sank exhausted on the deck. Hastily reviving them with
bot- 88 and crumbs and deep fai|Margaret attended schools in rea has ; eal Rica shw tg +o Ly j tots of our cargo, Lamb’s Navy Rum, I harnessed them a:
fried. Serve with mashed potat-| Ontario, Quebec and Nova Sco-| mg eee: ae ee oer! nies If to the vessel and encouraged them to fly in the desired .
h are: | 0S and tartar sauce. tia, moving around because Mt ee #6. D: 8, Hope, whe a : ( direction. The upshot was that our time for the Boston- i
frui' Fried roe and bacon: | father’s job aS a flight-sergeant | ‘He on be succeeded by W. R | Sacramento run stood as a record for thirty years.” §
and’ ne and a half pounds roe; 12/1! the Royal Canadian Air Force | (Bill) Meighen, district engineer | .
| or- slices fried bacon: cooking fat: | keeps the whole family on the | ¢-om New Westminster, who ar-| f : 7e “That's a Rum Story,” said the unsuspecting guest. E
Me Seg“ 4m NEE ac a i ae, lau S| On way page o ROY ROGERS-xNG shaken eae eae
but- seasoning, m, & . | j ting 4 he | * « “Thank you, sir. I sho 1 ig bett
' nul- Wipe roe dry and dip in crumbs, |Stay in the Yukon forever. i himself with the ee | ae KES — COWBOYS Lase'e Gay teen”
vith Dip again in slightly beaten ege| Her prize-winning mural de-| Mr Smith expects to leave! « . Grape-Nuts Flakes
erm, to which two tablespoons of cold | Picts Eskimo fishermen against | next week for his new post. Hic|  R0Y Rogers WESTERN RING are extra delicious
water have been added, Rojl| “stant mountains, | wif and three childr , Sa | You'll want them all — because they're
= “petal : oe | Wife an e childrea, Sanda, | lendid vi SUGAROASTED.
again in crumbs. Fry in deep| six, Bruce, four, and two- .| TWELVE splendid picture : 4
wiva. wilh: giving Af weaaie” | aa ie ae weer Vk. Tamale Bas Gaia And they provide
hes fat. Serve with strips of bacon, ° Old Joan, will remain in the city| [gs featuring Roy Rogets, :
! d For a new kind of omelet Paper Invites . | an main in tne ¢ Y| Trigger, Bullet and other ex. the nourishment of
; nd One cup cooked fish (flake until Mr. Smith locates a home | citing Western subjects. In sun-ripened wheat
E at . , ’ ‘ up , oo! ce ish ( laked): Contributions at Kamloops. : | eight colors — &t any Sager. and malted barley
hol = na oe flour; two i | Mr. Smith, divisional engineer | Get them at Mom's favorite .. et Tve ay
Ik ablespoons utter; one cup! ° Po a . og ta grocery store. grains, not one! d ¥ "
rf icon- milk; five eggs; salt and pepper Of Social News for the past ‘wo-years, came here | Try Grape-Nuts Qi ort from
os Beat eggs slightly. Add all ir from Courtenay. Prio; to join- r! "Flakes today,
pakec € CEES § eg ‘ . ‘
pe Pe “gag tale , : he Daily ys endeavors to|ing the B.C. Government he : ; :
apri gredients except butter. Place oe nasil esaydonenn ot an eae leit Pokes ehh te aa COLEC + init & This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor’
fresh butter in pan, When hot turn pa : ; of m|berta highway department and Generar feeds: | t Control Board, or by the Government of British Columbia..
in mixture. As it cooks prick |°!4l and personal news of town | GF312 :
with fork until it is of crump| 24 district and will appreciate| Worked at every airport along) ss ~ s re AS si =v
r consistency, Cook as quickly, as | °Ontributions of such items. Re-|the Northwest Staging route for |
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possible. | ports of club activities, weddings;/the Department of ‘Transport.

teas and personal nutes are in-| Mr, Meighen jas been in
| vited. Tu contact a reporter,| charge of Delta and Chilliwack
| phone 749 | district. He joined the Public

_— — _ | Works department at New West-
UNHEALTHY JOB ‘minster in 1946.

Of Rome's 12 Caesars, six were His wife and two children,
assassinated and two committed Bobby, 10, and Dorothy, seven.
(204) | Suicide, will join him here shortly.

Serve on hot plates.

readers

@ The Public Library will
open Tuesday, September

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@ Don't forget the Independ-
> ent Food Stores food sale today |
and Saturday, (1t) |

      
     

@ Kindergarten registration at
Conrad United Hall, Sept. 2,
9:30 am. Ages 4 and 5 years
Fees $5.00. (205)

@ On Tuesday, September
Grade VII Booth Memorial pu-
pils will come to school at 9:00; |
Grade VIII pupils at 10:00; and |

Don't Forget...

LABOR DAY

 
 

     
   

Grades IX to XIII pupils at
11:00. (205) :
| @ Attention Northland Dairy)
Customers —. There ‘will be no!

| milk delivery Monday, Septem
| ber 1, Labor Day. Get your extra

Monday, September Ist, 1:30 p.m.
ROOSEVELT PARK

 

 
    

supply Saturday, August 30,
|from your local route eae There'll be lots of fun for the kiddies

| and parents, too.
@ Will all pupils who will be

     

attending Bocth Memorial High
School for the first time (ex-
cept those coming from Grade
VI in the Prince Rupert Schools) |
register at the school this week?
Office hours 9:00 to 12:00. 1:30)
| to 5:00 and 7:30 to 10:00. (204) |

CHILDREN'S “Back To School” CLOTHES

BOYS 6 to 14
Gabardine and Wool Jackets $4.95 and $7.95

Dress Pants .. from $2.95

from $9.95
$2.50
$2.95

   

Gordon & Anderson

Phone 46

 

    
 
  

  

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Denims

Sun Valley Dress Shirts from

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GIRLS 6 to 14
ca you that Coats . $17.95
our partioulge Dresses from $9.95

Blouses—Cotton, Silk and
Nylon, from
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Pullovers, from $2.50

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FALL CLEARANCE SALE
10 DOZEN SPORT SHIRTS

California Prints - Foulards and Two Tones

NOW 1/5 PRICE

  
 
 
  
   
   

Regular Price $4.95 to $6.95

 

 

vs ony CASUAL JACKETS

Gabardines - Suede Leather Fronts - Two Tone Shirt-Jacks

NOW 1/2 PRICE

   

Regular Price $6.95 to $32.50

    
 
 

30 ONLY

BOMBER JACKETS and STADIUM COATS.
Satins and Water Repellent Cloths - Fur Collars and Quilted Lining

NOW 1/2. PRICE

 

Regular Price $49 QQ to $27.50

 

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NO CHARGES NO EXCHANGES
Watts & Nickerson
MEN'S CLOTHING 5
DON'T FORGET LABOR DAY SPORTS -— ACROPOLIS HILL