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members of Conrad Street
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at the monthly
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from the P-T Coun-

 

cil that the P-TA draw up a
list of movie Geemed suitable
for showing to children was
noted and acted upon. A Com-
mittee of three was set up to
tudy the film available and
dvaw up a itable list which
Wilt be sent by the P.T Council

J. WU. Black, theatre manager
Committee mem b-« rs chosen
were M. Girardet Mr. Matte and
Mrs. H. Thoma

A hard tirns dance with
pt Wo the two best tramps”
Wil be held by the P-TA for
nember ‘nd friends Dec. 5th
Mr J. Kurdziel will be con
ener

rhe f i ine popular seri
Sool “4 Cara parties for the

be held on Nov 21
Griffiths in enarge
y Mi W. Davidson
O. Qua ind Mrs, W Cleg

hort

Fr win the business meet
ing. filn A Friend at the
Door,” was enjoyed by all The
f fitted in with Mr Madeley's
idd ‘8 it dealt with social

rurai areas of Brit-

  

ents were served and
njoyed following

the film

 
  

Mr W. Murdock president
Wik chairman
M Agnes Smith returned to
h ty : Friday by plane
after spending a month vacation-
neg the south, She left with
er p nts, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
h, 518 West Seventh Avenue
at the beginning of October and
With relatives in Ontario
Calif pent a few
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Victoria to visit another
hughter, Doll in train-
R Hospital in
Victoria. Mr returned to
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a Lormer Prince Rupert resident
"dA mer city com-
¢r here arrived from
Vi ia yesterday aboard the
Pr Mr. Alder expects
: a week on business
f F Olson of Fraser
: by her sister
{ H. D son of White
Y¥1 ed from Van
f yY. Mrs. Dennison
s w in the it for a few
weeks before returning to her
Yukon home

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trip to Vancouver

 

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t nad mall daughter
yn 1g few days
if have just
urned f n a trip to Seattle
Cl f Pore » and other
point nh the East whére they
have been visiting relatives and
fries rhe Van Cootens resid
this city nntil last April
whe; moved to Ocean Falls
where Mr. Van Cooten is em-
pioyed by Canada Customs, They
IOAVE { he Prince Rupert to
‘Wj /
itnesses
To Assemble
In Terrace
llr local company of Jeho
vah Witnesse will travel to
rerrace over the week-end to
attend one of the regular assem
blies of Jehovah's Witneiises of
Northwestern B.C.. on Nov. 7. 8
and 9 Representatives from
Ferow, Houston, Smithers, Hazel
ind Queen Charlotte Islands
( are expected
All sessions will be held in the
Oddfellow Hall, the highlight
Of which will be the public ad-
4 jynday by J. H. Nathan
of Toronto on the = subject

Where Is This World Heading?”

Mr, Nathan passed through
Prince Rupert on ‘Wednesday,
coming in from Vurcouver by

plane and going on to Terrace
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DANCE

S. CHATHAM

NAVAL DRILL HALL

RIDAY, NOVEMBER Tth!:

FOUR DUKES

"EVERYBODY

DANCING 10 to 2

WELCOME

 

 

 

 

By MUREL NARRAWAY
Canadian Pre Staff Writer
LONDON Height six feet one
chest 42, waist 27—these are the
measurements that landed Van-
couver-born Beverley Patterson
4 part In the London production
Of Broadway's “South Pacific.”
“It's crazy things like that that
sometimes turn an audition in
your favor, he said with a laugh
Of course, you've got to be able
to act too
In “South Pacific’
parts—that oo,
marine who heck]es the come-
dian lead anid the pilot who flies
the Frenchman off the island
JOINED IN AUGUST
Dark-haired Beverley, known
as Lee, joined the play in Aug-
| ust, ‘Wo months before the de-

he plays two
the slouching

parture of American singing
lar, Mary Martin. When she
quits the role Nov. 8, Miss Mar-
Un's portrayal of Nellie Forbush

here and on Broadw

ay, will have

lasted just under 4% years
Tll be sorry to see her vo”
aid Patterson. “She absolutely

wonderful.”

The 23-year-old Canadian
came to London on holiday late
in 1950, after two years in the
Canadian army spell
free lance artist cartoonist and
cesigner of the Christmas par-
ade, for a Canadian chain store

His visit started in real holi-
day spirit. He ‘spent his first
evening in London circling the
restaurants with a Norwegian
friend. They ate three meals in
three different restaurants. “We
just couldn't get enough to eat,’

and a as

he said

Not until he'd spent most of
the money saved for the trip
did he think of work and the
tage,
CANADIAN ROLES

In Canada, Patterson always
dabbled” in the theatre. some-
umes acting mostly designing
In Vancouver and Ottawa he

portrayed such parts as the stage

‘manager in Our Town,” the
idiot in “Dracula,” and a lead
part in “Rope

His first British part came a
a bit of luck. He went to a
theatre agent to pick up a pay
cheque for an actor pal—-and was
Given the part of Happy in
Death of a Salesman then
playing at Windsor’s Theatre
Royal. He followed this with
Locky in “Joanny Belinda.” jead
Af . .

rican Sisters

Wed Canadians

CAPETOWN
woman satl
ly to catch

caugnters

PA South African
for Montreal short -
up With her three

all of whom married

Canadian seamen

During the shipping strike of
1949, Mrs. Ruth Styles collected
groceries and made cakes for
scamen from Canadian cargo
ships whose food supplies were
cut off by the strike

Later thre of the men came
to thank me for my help, and
they met my three daughters
said Mrs. Style

Mona married Stewart Chri
Uc, Peggy married Walter Fortin

 

and ow my third caughter ha
married Fred Bryce

Mona and Peggy are living in
Montreal with their usbands

who have quit the sea, The Bry
ces are i Toronto
Styles, accompanied by her small

son, May divide her time betwee n

QO iV in

Mrs

 

the two cities
NO CLOCK-WATCHERS
TONG gland CP)..When the
“ail went out that three miner
were trapped in a Yorkshi:
bas ime .estue men found the

‘ fe a ound and still a
work afte 22 hours. The pi’

hiner explained “the job took
w j expected

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or Lands Part in Broadway Hit
in B.C Overseas While London Holiday Visitor

{parts in television
‘dubbing” English
foreign films

Patterson just one more

Canadian to find better scope
for stage work here than in Can

Like the rest, he is hoping

while and intends to

and
to

films
dialogue

ada

to stay a

Super-Valu Celebrates Second
Year of Successful Operation

A Prince Rupert store joins today a province-

bring his mother over for a
She resides at
wa, Ont

In “South Pacific” he met two
Canadians who opened with Mary

visit.
present in Ogha-

  

born J
Nags

 

I McLaren and Bill
4 Native of Hamilton, Ont. |

wide organization in celebrating its second anniver-!

 

tory ° lead | be “responsibility through par-
A pa SS ad 4 : | ticipation, which is the titie of
Super-Valu in this city and 47) Store is run by Bill, Joe and Ray! the keynote address to be deliv-
other Super-Valu stores have Owens, and the same sort of ered by Dr. Donald Nylen, super-
built up a consumer confidence {Mily atmosphere is sfound at visor of junior-senior high
which is recognized throughout! ™4"y other points of the or- schools in Seattle
the province and has enabled #4#ization i isieiasaamtiiaaald
the stores collectively to become To maintain its high stard-’ JUTE FOR WHAT
one of the biggest boosters of | ards of ervice, Super-Vaiu car- is i
B.C. products red out a program of central! NEW DELHI (CP) A bartc
Super-Valu stores buy proéd- ‘aiming by which all store man- a ee ee a
ucts collectively, then distribute @S¢fs and other employees learn a ‘eons ic oneee ede Fs a
them to the various retail; the company's time-tested] omneney V8 . ae ie - ” a
stores in the organization which ™ethods of preparing food for! x * . ~~ i ee aerate
are independently owned and Sale bean “a a ae ee
operated Where .necessary, Super-Valu | nested preg tear bi ais
Within the two-year period, brings in experts in various | crop there in January.
the organization has Brown fields of merchandising from! - f :
from 16 to 48 stores points all over North America,’
Super-Valu here goes into its!
Second year of operation next further assuring that whatever |
month is new in the merchandising

As a standard practice Super-

Valu periodically conducts pro-
motion campaigns to acquaint
B.C. consumers with home prod-
ucts and timulate the sale
of these products. One such
campaign is its big promotion
of B.C. MacIntosh apples
Successful growth of the

stores is nowhere better sym-
bolized than in Prince Rupert.
Just over nine years ago two
brothers, Bill and Alan Shear-
down, opened a grocery on
Third Avenue at the present
location of Northland Dairy.
That original store had a floer
area of 1440 square feet.

Last December the Shear-
downs who -had meanwhile
©en joined by a third brother
Harry, entered the Super-Valu
ganization. They now have
a Spacious new store on Third
Avenue which is‘ doijig busines
r beyond their expectations
The new building occupies 11,000
Square feet and the number of
nployees ha increased from

eight to 26

Their designed
after the giant super markets
in California and the .color
scheme of pleasing pastel
shades now is being followed
by other Super-Valu stores in

store was

the province.

Sheardown’s Super-Valu is
one of the first grocery st
in the province to supply a con-
tinuous musical program over

pubiic address system, a fea-
ture pleasing to customers

One of the largest Super
Valu stores in the province, it
has a full staff of 20 with seven
additional part-time worker

Besides its general foods de-
partment, the store keeps and

operates fresh produce and fresh
meats departments
Staff and management
neration seems to be one
the reasons for Super-Valu su
At Steveston, on Lulu Is-
there is another three-
operation. There, the

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brother

 

     

Parents,

Teachers
Meet Nov. 14

z Teachers and parents of Brit-
Martin !ast November Calgary-lish Columbia and the State of
| Washington

will discuss

future of education with special
_..; emphasis on home participation
when two well-organized groups
meet in Vetoria this month.

The 22nd annual western bor-
der conference of the Washing-
}ton Congress of Parents and
| Teachers and the B.C. Parent-
| Teacher Federation is scheduled
t

0 take place Nov. i4
Hosts will be the Busness

: ‘ : , | Professional Women’s Club
sary of successful ‘operation and a remarkable his-|

Theme of the conference

Prince Rupert Daily News
Thursday, November 6, 1952

3

For quick results try a Daily News Classified "

 

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on

and

will

 

field, Super-Valu will have it

readers

 

 

 

2 t District Music and
Drama Festival syllabus new
ava le at the Civie Centre
and McRae Bros. record coun-
ter (261)
Job’s Daughters

7, 7:30 p.m. sharp

tion of officers, Initiation
and Silver March (262)
@ SON. Whist and dance
Friday, November 7. Whist 8
@clock. Dancing 10-2. Music by
M. Colussi. Good prizes. Re-
freshments Admission $1.00
Everybody welcome (262)
@ George Dawes, furniture
dealer and Auctioneer, has left
for Vancouver on a_ business
trip. For further information
contact B.C. Messenger, Phone
678 (262)
@ Rod & Gun General club

meeting Friday, 7:30 p.m. at the
Civic Centre. Meeting called to

 

organize ‘club trap-shooting:
(262)
@ On the Remembrance Day
page which appeared on Tues-
day, November 4th, the name
William Haddon should have
read Wm. A. Hadden (ltne}

Skinny men, women |
gain 5, 10,15 lbs. |

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MUSIC
TRAIL

WEDNESDAY
November 12

8:30 p.m,

GRETA
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APRIL—

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three remaining concerts

 

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