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If Canadians think that th:
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them forget it,” says Pat Forman,
rday for chairman of the parks board
bring and recently returned from a yisit to
1 summer his native Scotland
iid George “Ty . th thie
ffeeted his i@ pe@opic mere ob lil
f tarted average are better off than th.)
Club ever were, O[ course, ths might
fellow not compare to our standards of
uiVitig, Dut the folks in the old
$+? coun ry don kiek
council They haven't ever seen better
Harry
; pectator Mr. Forman sad that while ilv
A ting this ing costs were up in England
Pp urkd he and Scoqand trom pre-war years
rmen a Canadian or American visitor
“an UVve much more cheaply now
+ * + : . ao : : i f
wrod Kanal ALLOW HIGH HEELS Members of the women’s section of the | than before because of the
ganizing RCAF now may wear high-heeled Pumps With their uniforms |higner value of our money
Civie | @uring off-duty periods. Low-heeled oxfords 1 main duty | today
nnounce accessories, The women must buy their own pumps. PO. Joyce He iid hi folks” thought
nn J, Whitfield was the Bonneville, admintstra jon officer at Upland Airport, near | im very extravagant; said that
radio Oltawa showe her new o} , to AW. Shiriey Armour radar | spent money “like water,
Bill Noble s — performance checker at the airport, (OP from National Defence) To them zm seemed ine & it
bership of money, bit to me it wa
wx Arthur Rossiter wa cheap.”
ages T A T h . For instance, he s¢ “whe
is 8 ce, he said, “when I
flain Brothers and een gers aug t in Sc OO Look the gane to a soccer matecn
ily M rdec a | . \ they thought it was awfully ex-
é / Y \HOURNT IL Was awluily ex
t most ae ;
e | - How to Live as Man and Wife pensive, But I told them it was
+ .e neaper for the lot of us to zo
» * ¢ By JOHN DUDMAN supervision and living for a day, an it was for me to see a
w M. Taylor, RCMP LONDON (Reuters) Hun-/in a three-room apartment to -atketball game in Prince Ru-
n two | dreds -of teen-age London boys prepare them for married life | Pet by myself
when and girls are é y i entertai tw
Kern, Gun 7 . ~ ar — off as Headmaster Walter Whe: ie af Ente a on the whole,
torge ; i wile u ac . “ : y
(Georg . and wi under ac hool | ting Creek Manor school told a “8S Much less expensive in
; gs reporter today that each couple
( R. . ipends a day in the furnished
eagiot pag elt! apartment adjoining the school red @rs
? extion ‘ in their final year there
’ " Cataedral Bazaar November
. ew) 11-student school. run, @ : : '
: w him Dinner for The 61 uc school, run 9% 267
: >», 2:30 p.m (2
Hor by the London County Council 15 ov | 67
CNR h | G serves a8 a showcase for visiting @ Moose Whist Drive Saturday,
f nd Sc oO roup educators from many countries. November 15, Moose Temple
The boy and girl start the day Everyone welcome (268)
he + Plans for paghetti dinner | by making the double bed to- @® Valhalla dance November 15,
were. completed at a meeting | gether. Whilk the girl cooks a 9:30 p.m. Excellent music
Peas of the Home and School Asso-| real lunch her husband (268p)
¥ or ae . ee a ™
' a elation in Annunciation School weeps up and polishes furni @ United Church Turkey Din
.t ah auditoriun Wedne day night ture, After lunch, they wash ne rhursday, November 20, 6:30
re . The dinner will be held this dishes together and entertain p.m For ticket phone Red 1298
Thomas | 2UMday at the School visitors to tea or Red 333 (268)
“re is Conalderabi discussion took At the end of the day the
TA £ ih .
ape . ’ ; . ‘ Attention ali S.O.N. member
Mis place on the Boy Scout and Cub girl takes a bath Her husband ® s o é Soni ’ i _
‘ . aot ang escort a O01); #acies
out | mOvemernt and it was decided to Sits by a fire and reads the eve- a ‘ on arts =
an soor { . ar *
Mile busy | try to revive haterest in the Ding paper. A teacher super- sr , cmay Tanner ¥
. is ‘ hts : versary banquet will be heid
boat groups. Many of the young boys Vises the entire operation fn ' 1
‘ ‘ Saturday, Nov. 15, at 8 pm i
aking im’ the parish have joined the There is no sex instruction.’ (267)
o04 '
for (alr cadet or sea adet corps, Wheeler sail. “The ¥y absorb that i
ort eriousiy depicting the ranks of: natura in. their biology les- @ 5S.O.N. whist and dance Fri- |
_ Ruper the Seout and Cub packs at the sons * concentrate on teach-| G&y November 14. Whist 8)
school, according to member himg them the art of home- 9Cloek. Dancing 10-2. Music by
5 7 Father Rayner, OMI, spoke on making.” M Cols +. Gao prizes. Refresh-
ms Gneral the dental clinic and reminded io nents. Admission $1.00. Every-
\ Massey. he : : The 62-year-old headmaster body welcome (267)
aaey, Ot members that the parish has an
Pp . : said the course teaches boys
ue excellent library and urged ail
of ts ean not to become a husband who
‘ , ake use of it a
. ntel . P disappears into the corner
Govert ee , tavern after bis evening meal
ter . .
Phi ourse hie said i
si i Legion one answer to the rising divorce
ss d p rate and the crime wave now
ee ( ar arty weeping Britain
How do the male students take
7" The Canadian Legion WA to the training? better, work better
rit eek ‘ £
Tommy | Card party held Wednesday drew They positively clamor fo: drug store, You ean
ve 40 Players with the following! i: wheelie: said —
winners
nere
; ac Bridge Mrs. A. H. Silver-
: ss sides and Mrs. J, Krause, playing M d d Old Ti D
Saar {f the ® @ man oagern an ime Vance
} das Whist—M Helen Tweed and
% ted he = A. J. Croxford
vi Var ipbage--—Mi A. Astoria and N
‘ eed | John Curris ;
Greene : : 1 bys
: ix Refreshments were served by AT LEG! N AUDIT RI M
re { Mrs. Percy Bond and Mrs. L 0 0 U
+ + . .
Amoth Music by the Westernaires
a epted Convenor was Mrs. E. J. Bi
of | terman Admission $1.00 Time 10-2.
and EVERYBODY WELCOME
Roh Gar-
been T
ET. Butler
+ ®
+
, a see
Ken
heot Mrs. Vincent Smith of Van
, the couver is spending a few da)
Keith ‘here yisiting ter daughter and
Ken 18 | gon-in-law, MI and Mr Bill
vould | Murray. Travelling by air, it wa
the th first time Mrs. Smith had
wen in a plant
r¢ 6 } ts
ith In a sudden transfer of posi
houl lions in the superintendents
NR dock | office of the Canadian National
the tallways here chief clerk Tom
‘ordon Wismer |&pecrs has gone to Vancouver
ise he nd ‘Tom Inkster arrived as r
The dacement
back Mr. Speers has been appointed |
© to (ehief clerk to the superintend |
‘ing of jent of the harbor board, now a :
brane » CNR : toes |
branch of the “By the great Horn Spoon, those were gales,” said the bosun,
i
“Not only could we not round the Horn, but the fury of |
Se the elements was driving us backwards up the coast of |
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Scotland than in Canada, said
Mr. Forman. But other things,
like some food, clothing were
On a par, while tobacco for one,
Was much more expensive.

Price for a pack of 20 cigar-
ets would be about $1 |

Under British social reform,
however, a pensioner gets such
stems as tobacco for a thira of
He cost

Mr, Fortr
practi ocialism appeared
beneficial in many instances,
there was one particular feature
he thought was “bad.”

He referred to it as “social re-
lief,” and said that a man with
a family of five or six children

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who was an ordinary laborer
himself, found he was better off
not to work

Prince Rupert Daily News 3
Friday, November 14, 1952

er Few Hardships eee
wetpiree gating be sure to get

him and his family better than

| he was abse 10 do on a laborer’s
| Wages. Such “relief” is based on
the number of children in a
family.
There was ne doubt, how-
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now much better off than ever |

before. Industry has moved
into Scotland un a large scale
end tradesmen make a good
living.

Mr, Forman spent a month in
Scotland and also visited points
in England. He did not lose any
of his Scottish accent—in fact he
admits “I may have gained on it)
a little.”

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