Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
October
31,
I'j&l
readers
United
Church
anniversary
c
i
'
Halloween
Again
Might
of
turkey
dinner,
Thursday,
No
vember
1.
For
tickets
phone
Frolic
For
Juvenile
Set
Black
912.
(ltc)
-Sonja
bazaar,
tea
and
flsh-nond
Fridav.
Novemhpr
2
from
While
their
elders
look
on
aiMjrenen.sivelv
as
2
to
s.
vuiist,
8
p.m.
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41
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10
till
2.
(250;)
Liity
cawu,y
nave
uunc,
juuiij;i.-r
element
IS
getting
ready
for
tonight's
celebration
of
the
historic
General
meeting
P.
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Wednesday.
October
31,
leotival
V
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1
Ol
Ti.jl'vu
Hal.OU
o
a
,in
en.
S
p.m.
Initiation
of
new
All
across
Canada
in
late
In
olden
times
it
was
gener-
members.
Refreshments.
years
more
and
more
organized
"
uenevca
me
nignt,
was
one
(255C)
events
have
been
arranged
to
whc'n
supernatural
influences
Keep
the
youngsters
happy
and
prevailed.
The
following
day
i
me
same
lime
out.
oi
mis-
i
(.aucu
wk
U4
-
milt
f
Police
ctneis
Iroin
at.
"
c-umau
in
some
pans
oons,
Newioundiand.
to
Prin:e
01
Ireland,
Saman
being
the
Kup.
it,
'
br:ti:h
Culumbia,
have
Lord
of
Death.
In
Scotland
and
issued
their
annual
warnings
England
Hailowe'en
was
long
that
vandalism
will
not
be
tol-
observed
by
fireside
revelries
eiated.
j
n;ch
were
chiefly
concerned
'iyp.cai
of
this
year's
-'da-'
with
divination
of
the
future.
fen
te'
prtparatiens
was
ths
'
Nu'
t's
a
lively
booster
for
statement
ol
one
po.ice
cluei
;
business,
particularly
In
nuts
:
mat
his
men
have
been
in-
and
candies,
pumpkins
and
truuteu
to
help
ensure
"good
masks
and
costumes.
And
the
ic.ean
fun"
on
Hahowe'en,
bjt:Wta
housewife,
in
city
or
vil-ithey
have
also
been
ordered
to
laSe.
has
a
store
of
goodies
;
take
any
necessary
steps
'
to
stop
rea3y
for
doling
out
to
the
hob-
vandalism
last."
i
goblins
who
will
come
to
her
j
I
The
most
extravagant
pranks
!dor
in
the
fond
belief
they
i
f
MELT
I'KiNUiSh
The
celibated
Dome
quintuplets
were
presented
to
Princess
duriiiff
the
visit
of
the
Princess
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
Monday
to
North
Bay
-n
immediately
following
the
presentation
are,
left
to
rlKht:
Yvonne.
Fmilie,
Annette!
Jl.kIc
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dionne
and
son
Claude.
5.
The
Prinrps
u
nn
i'h,
,,L...Jl'
:in
Albert
Van
photo.
(CP
from
Toronto
Telegram)
erSonciu
that
startled
citizens
ol
old,
;cani
oe
recognized
as
the
Kids
especially
in
rural
areas,
ap-j.from
up
the
street.
pear
to
have
died
out.
But
the
old
cry
of
"Shell
out"
will
see
'
-
j
i
Clan
m
sailed
Sun-
jii
the
Chilcotin
for
a
'
i
u;iC0uver.
I
1
ncolilli
ourie
houses
and
stores
be.set
oy
hordes
of
children
in
weird
garb,
while
other
celebrants
gather
at
dances
and
parties.
Here
in
Prince
Rupert,
the
Kinsmen
have
taken
hold
with
their
bon-lire
celebrations.
ANCIENT
FESTIVAL
It's
one
of
the
world's
oldest
festivals,
the
eve
of
All
Saints'
ASK
fO
SCOTLAND'S'
FAVOURITE
SON
J0HIIHIE
WALKER
SCOTCH
WHISKY
a
i
ft
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no.)
virrccK
:,.)
r:.
sailed
ycstei-;
C.'u(;ii;l:im
for
a
j
lo
Vancouver.
m
Cnioiiable
a
mane
I
N'
Kelly
arrived
in
the
Miss
Virginia
Clark
Iteromes
Bride
of
Drlmar
Watham
!
Day
in
henor
of
all
saints
known
fiwr
G:irse
today
i
i
,ht
M
I')
n
I
he
ten
-
!
-la?!
ni
the
Daily;
A
wedding
of
wide-srjread
in-
m
iim
it
i
a
With
23
enthusiastic
participants
and
the
number
still
growing,
Cliff
Robinson
is
conducting
one
of
the
most
enjoyable
courser
ever
given
at
the
Civic
Centre.
It
is
well
named
"Painting
for
P..asurt
"
Cn
Monday
afternoon
and
evening
Mr.
Robinson
covered
tl-c
elements
of
a
painting
line,
or
unknown.
The
date
was
set
as
November
1
by
Pope
Gregory
III
during
the
eighth
century,
and
the
vigil
has
been
kept
on
the
eve
of
this
date
ever
since.
Actually
the
date
had
significance
centuries
before
that.
The
ancient
t
rest
took
place
at
Kincolith
Ui
v
K
Kji
lbotn
and
recently
when
Virginia
Bridget
'
have
teen
r.'.irients
Clark
became
the
bride
of
Fire-
Romans
and
Druids
long
ago
set
the
day
aside
as
a
festival
of
thanksgiving
for
the
har-
j
vest.
!
s,m('
timp'
sailed;
man
Delmar
Alexander
Watham!
.;!
CiKi'ii'lam
final
a
sinip'e
service
in
Christ)
They
will
make
,
Church.
I
llf.iue
ill
liic
..culi..
!
The
brj(le
ls
daughteP
of
Mr
r.!!i:
a-.-i
Mr'.
Ocyrrc
'
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Clark.
Mill
Bay.!
I
Mrs
W.
C.
Pouilnn
I
Naas
River.
The
groom
Is
a!
ion
Army
failed
yes-
i
member
of
the
city
fire
depart-!
the
O.-quitlam
for
i
menf
.
Service
was
conducted
by!
'o
attend
an
Army
Rpv
w-
Bradbury.
I
j
Oiven
away
in
marriage
by
her'
I
father,
the
bride
chose
an
all-!
Jfff
Born
1120-
fe)
f
g
Still
Goin
Stfoni
jT
Because
so
sheer
su
Rei
luxuriously
beiuliful.
lA
C
Ihanfom
Nylons
t
'
I
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nylon
n.t
white
gown
with
fin-:
pattern,
color,
texture
and
tone.
Using
prints
of
famous
paintings
from
Grecian
to
modern,
he
illustrated
the
use
of
line,
pattern
and
texture.
Then,
with
water
colors,
he
made
illustrations
to
show
how
the
warm
yellows
and
reds
advance
while
the
cool
blues
and
greens
recede.
The
evening
finished
with
Mr.
Robin-ron
explaining
the
theory
of
transparent
watercolor,
doing
a
painting
of
a
shack
with
fields
and
mountains
as
an
illustration.
Last
night
the
organization
of
the
painting
was
discussed.
Then
a
series
of
slides
showed
how
the
use
ol
lines
In
a
picture
can
produce
varying
effects.
Then
followed
slides
of
accepted
works
of
art
fro
mart
galleries
all
over
(Prince
Rupert)
R.
K.
Newport,
F.
C.
Smith,
S.
H.
Wescott,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Hartford,
W.
E.
Drew,
C.
Robinson,
W.
A.
Carvill,
E.
K.
Jackson,
L.
Juks,
H.
Parker
and
C.
Wilson,
Vancouver;
M.
Honyszyn,
Juskatla;
A.
Holland,
Masset;
A.
E.
Irvine,
Winnipeg;
Miss
M.
Distilled,
Blended
ana.
Dot
tied
in
Scotland
Contents
2tj
at,
OHN
WALKER
&
SONS
UD.
Scotch
Whisky
Distillers
KILMARNOCK,
SCOTIANO
'
Reminders
Fitly
Plagues
::oAHD
BI.AKESLEE
VI
K
Al'i
Ail-
:av
have
struck
;a
;t
time
ill
its
ftiie
;
vear.s
when
it
kill-
Rer
-tio
veil
and
carried
a
huge
bouquet
of
red
and
while
roses.
Matron
of
honor,
Mrs.
Dorothy
Smart,
chose
a
pirik
nylon
net
gown
and
bridesmaid
Miss
Nettie
Smith
wore
yellow.
Both1
w-re
matching
widj-brimmed
i
hats
and
rarried
small
bouquets
of
mixed
flowers.
1
Groomsman
was
John
A.
!
Froese.
Usher
was
Lawrence
'mar,
I
t
larue
reception
at
which
the
FASHION
footwear
I
r
Atkinson,
Kelowna.
.
.
.
;
Tlila
acfertliierueiit
u
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
This
study
will
be
developed
on
,Bnarcl
or
by
the
Government
ot
canvas,
then
with
Mr.
Robinson,
rui'isn
Columbia.
o:w
and
left
40
aconv
in
tne
French
keeping
one
step
ahead
of
the
group
in
a
painting
of
his
own,
each
person
will
do
an
oil
paint-!
hmt-b.nnt-tspril
a
:'who'e
village
of
Kincolith
at-
i
U.nded
was
highlighted
bv
the.
r
in;,
lollow.ng
his
methods.
4
fire
is
ergot
1
ut
ie
xvineunui
Imi!ii
eating
bread
4
rye
i-oniaining
the
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1
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jp-vr.-,.-
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in
fcl
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Look
for
the
briqlvt
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7
0V
f--y-
Per
Pound
eye
fa6e$wa?
per
a?
s
suftcea
f
s
1
YELLOW
LABEL
the
world.
Th,e
modern
ones
provoked
the
most
comment.
Mr.
Robinson
explained
that
such
men
as
Picasso
are
not
interested
in
the
subject
matter
but,
instead,
in
the
formal
aspects
of
painting
such
as
flat
pattern,
balanced
and
unusual
color
and
lhythm
in
line
and
organization
that
gudes
the
eye
through
the
patter
nin
the
picture
and
back
to
the
central
point
of
interest.
A
still
life
was
set
up
a
bean
pot
beside
apples
and
oranges
falling
out
of
a
square
Indian
basket
and
on
cloths
of
varying
co'
"rs
and
textures.
Thumb
nail
sketches
w
ere
made
then
larger
d
aw'ngs.
Mr.
Robinson
assisted
each
to
arrange
their
objects
on
paper
so
rhythmic
lines
flowed
through
the
whole
composition.
Nuim
i.s
probably
;uv
ainaing
medi-as
r.i,o,vn
long
beta
'
lue
Middle
Ages
"iut
horrible
of
i
I:ut
is
one
of;
aab.e
medicines
in
'
"(I
so
is
used
for
j
uaim.
i
ue
oi
luai
uiDie
was
profusely
decorated
with
flowery,
canales.
fruits
and
candy,
amid
which
st-jod
the
three-tier
pillared
wedding
cake.
Toast,
proposed
,by
Mr.
Froese,
was
responded
tc
by
the
groom.
Dancing
followed
the
banquet
which
war
given
by
the
bride's
parents.
Serving
were
Mrs.
Alice
Benson,
Mrs.
Sarah
Barton
and
Miss
Bertha
Doolan.
The
coup!i
spent
10
days
at
the
home
of
the
bride's
parents
at
Mill
Bay,
returning
to
reside
at
1078
Seventh
Avenue
East.
The
bride
Is
a
secretary
at
the
I
ltd
an
Agent's
office.
-.ets
warned
of
r
in.
60'J
B.C.
Two
later
sacred
books
tuid
(,r
Its
killing
J'laimnt
women.
eS
learned
early
i
in
childbirth.
ia;:.s
recorded
its
year
1000.
That
'a.,
-inking
hard-
1
pJia.-ite
that
re-
and
looks
like
'
"i"
being
black.
Its
)
ae
intermittent,
laWier
"a
.
a
I
feet
nerves.
y
ui
kunt
bad
j
-"is
lor
many
j
"'b.e
to
trace
ail
t
:
tins
parasite!
i
r4
j
I
Hi
4
Gronand
Pached
In
B.C.
fait
amidj
ctAtH4
AyttnvX,
Cua&ty.
Modernize
...
YOUR
WARTIME
HOUSE
with
smart
incxpcn;io
yindjws.
E'.iniinate
the
work
of
cleaning
multiple
panes
and
provk'.e
mere
daylight
loo.
S"?
us
for
thes?
medern
sash
which
a;e
made
to
fit.
Just
remove
the
old
and
place
in
the
new.
Island
City
Builder's
Supply
:
If
i
l"i
how
long
you
:
Ii
ior
loii.
eii,,
anci
fcct
m
lois
noly
fh;1
'
b.aeiiening
flesh
lone
is
no
inc.
"y
barning
pain.
a
ay
extremities.
"u,
diarrhea,
un-
Phoro
nitic
820
503
MrBride
Street
I
"i
t.
headaches,
'"i
m
ears,
dif-'"wiiig.
difficulty
MADE
TO
ORDER
Any
type
of
woodwork
by
skilled
men
Jul
not
enter
tin-f
1H89.
He
was!
on
page
4
,
i
If
von
can't
find
rcad'-madc
furniture
to
suit
your
n?cc'?
'ct
rs
build
it
especially
for
von.
It
will
cost
less
than
you
think
and
materials
and
craftsmanship
are
the
finest.
'
tilt'
'
,
wit-'
I
lflS
1
.X'o
malter
whether
it's
just
a
footstooi,
store
fixture
Or
n
rnmnlclo
hrlrnnm
ciiifA
oi-k
rra
m,hxm
iiu
St3
'at
'-cvcs
our
s'nP
is
made
to
the
exact
specifi-Sfr
cations
of
the
customer,
of
first
quality
materials.
LA
Y-A-WA
Y
GUY
GIFTS
THE
EASY
WAY
Take
Time
Out
.
.
.
Enquire
Todcy
GEORGE
COOK
X.
PRINCE
RUPERT
end
TERRACE
ATTSON'S
Phono
Blue
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231
3rd
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East
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